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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-11-05
SZEMELYI HIR.
Mindszenthy Kalman Floridahs
utazott.

Magyar kozeletunk egyik ked-
yes tagja, az orokke vidam ara
nyos kedvii Mfndszenthy Kalman,
a Hamory Banknal viselt allasat6l
megvalt S hetf6n, este elutazott
Floridaba.
A kedves, szereny, szeretetndk Tx
0rvend6 Mindszenthy Kalman k5-
riinkb6l valo etavozasat nagy
sajnalkozassal veszik tudomasul
mindazok, akik ct ismertek. Mind
szenthy Kalmant megismerni, any
nyi volt, mint megszeretni, ITALIAN
az egyetlen magyar ember k0z0f-
think, aki masfel evi lit tart6zko-
dasa alatt, csak baratokat seer
zett.
Az aranyhegyeket iger6 Flori-
da f0ldjere kenyeret keresni ia
dult Mindszenthy, egy ottani
nagy real estate cegnel kapott al
kalmazast. Birjuk igeretet, hogy
reszletesen beszamol maid az OF
tani viszonyokrol s igy olvas6ink-
max is hiriil adhatjuk floridai
allapotokat.
Hetfon este, a vonat indulashoz
baratok tisztel6k egesz sere-
ge gyiilt egybe, akik mindannyi-
an avval vettek bucsut Mindszen.
thyt6l, hogy mem sokara visszatel
k0riinkbe.
SOk szerencset kivanunk
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-11-05
Liszkay. Gaborka, Zsarnoczky
Pista es Deak Annuska.

Rig6 Joska bandajanak vezete-
Sc mellett folyt a tame sziinet nell
kill, bizony mikor ropog6s csar-
dast huztak fjist0s0k, az 0regeb=
bek is tancra perdiiltek. Ket ora
fele jart a mutat6, mikor a leg
utolso balozo elhagyta Kossuth
K0r nagytermet.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-11-05
REPUBLIKANUS KLUB.

A Youngstown Magyar Repub-
tikanus Klub az elmult vasarnap
,delutan tartotta meg gyiileset,
tagok igen elenk erdeklodese
mellett.
A gyiles megallapitotta, hogy
80 taggal rendelkezik, tevekeny-
seget azonban XII akarja terjeszte-
nj az osszes magyar polgarokra,
lepen exert elhatarozta, hogy. csat-
iakozasra sz6lit fel minden ma
gyart.
A Republicans Klub sem beal-
lasi, sem tagsagi dijat mem SEED,
ellenben alland6 helyiseggel rem
delkezik. A 1884, w. Federal St.-i
helyisegeben minden csiitortokon
|'talalkoznak tagok, a'hol megvi-
tatjak politikai helyzetet. A gyii
les AIT is kimondotta, hogy mem
csak a valasztasok el6tt, hanem az
ev minden szakaban eros teve.
kenyseget felt XII azon lesz, hogy
mmden magyart polgarositson.
A minden csiit0rt0kon tartan
dc gyiilesek kezdete este nyol(
! ora.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-11-05
"KINAI LEANY" YOUNGS.
TOWNBAN.

November h6nap utols6 vasar-
napjan, november 29-en, meg6rke-
xix nepszerii new york; "Ma-
gyar Szinpad'', amely niv6s el6-
adasaival mar r6gen kierdemelte
a kOzonseg szeretet6t. A der6k
szineszgarda szinre hozza, "a XII
mai leany' cimii latvanyos, enc
lkes-tancOs operettet. Viszontlat-
juk ismet a tarsulat iidv0skeiet,
T. Kondor Mariskat, aki egy six
kes szobalany szerepeben kabi-
nett alakitast fog nyujtani. Hell
Ter Margit darab cimszerepeben
olyan jelmezekben fog meg;elen-
nj, hogy a k9zonseg val6saggal
oda lesz a bamulatt6l. Munkacsv
Erzsi, kinek tehetsege napr6l-nap
ra bontakozik Xxi, maid egy angol
lady szerep6ben ada tudasanak
legJavat. A tarsulatnal talaliuk
Szebenyei Klarit es Elekes En-
zsit, akik mint kinai leanyok, en-
nivaloan kedvesek lesznek.
A tarsulat tancos komikusa.
Vamos Vilmos, egy kinai szolgat
alakitva, olyan tancokat mutat
be, melyek meg a legk6nyesebb il
lesii szinhazlatogat6 k0z0ns6get
is bamulatba ejtik. Horvath Laios,
aki egyben a tarsulat rendez6ie,
egy kabinet figura megszemelye-
sitesevel es aktualis kupleival ne
vetteti meg a k0z0ns6get. Hege-
diis Lajos, tarsulat daliaja, egy
angol tengeresztisztet mutat. maid
nekiink, behizelg6 barsonyos hang
ia nagy sikerre szamithat. 10th
Istvan, tarsulat vezet6je, a XII
mai csaszar figurajat hozza maid
elenk. Dr. Horvath Gyula karmes-
ter keze alatt, darab 0sszes ze-
neszamainak szepsege, ervenyrc
jut.
Varosunkban ket el6adas lesz
vasarnap, november 29-en d. II. E
Youngstownban, a Crow Hallban
este pedig a Kossuth K0r vol
nagytermeben keril szinre pom
pas egyiittessel a sKinai leany"
A ket el6adas jegyei mar meg
valthat6k az ismert magyar uzle.
tekben, aki jegyet megveszi el6
re, az mem csak jobb helyet bizto.
sithat maganak, hanem egyben oil
csobban is kappa a jegyet.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-11-05
Blk OI.DAL.


A ielmezes party kezdett0l vs-
gig a legjobb hangulat jegyeben
folyt lie, nindenki pompasan erez-
te magat, mindenki nagyszerien
mulatott. A terem azonban megle-
hetosen szlknek bizonyult.
A Kor vezet5seget hatarozottan
koszonet illeti nagysikerii est
magyaros lerendezeseert.
Olvassa az Amerikai Magyar
Hirlapot es tamogassa az abban
hirdet5 cegeket
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-11-05
VERHOVAY 321. !
Nagyfontossagu gyiiles lesz most
vasarnap.


A Verhovay Segely Egylet east
Youngstown, 321-ik fi6kja, vasar
nap, november San, delutan ket
oral kezdettel tartja meg gyiile-
set 249 Robinson Road alatti he
lyisegben.
A vasarnapi gyiilesen fi6k tag
sagat nagyon erdekl6 s igen fon-
tos dolgok kerulnek megbeszeles
ala $ ICY a tagok mindegyike ke-
retik a megjelenesre.
A hatralekos tagok keretnek
hogy rendezzek tartozasaikat.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-11-05
CsALADI 0R0M.

Nitro J6zsefne, sziiletett Ko-
vacs Margt, lila James ST., okt6-
Der 3O-an egy egeszseges leany-
gyermeknek adott eletet. A kis
elsoszilott, valamint boldog
anya, kitiin6en erik magukat.
A fatal hazaspar oromeben
szamosam osztoznak az ismer0-
s0k elhalmozzak szerencsekivana-
taikkal boldog csaladot.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-11-05
YOUNGSTOWN M A G. Y A r
POLGARI KOR.

A Youngstown Magyar Polga-
ri K0r mult vasarnap este 8 ora
kor tartotta gyiileset a Kossuth
K0r 1874. E. Federal St. alatti he
lyisegeben. A gyiilesen a tagok
eleg szep szamban jelentek meg
es igen fontos iigyek keriiltek tar
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-11-05
NAGYSIKERU VOLT
A JELMEZES PARTY
A Katholikus Ifjusagi Kor Hal.
loween este.

Szombat estet emlekezetesse
6hajtotta tenni Kath. Ifjusagi
K0r vezet6sege, a tagok, valamint
az ismer6sok szamara, ICY elhata-
rozta, hogy Halloween alkalma-
val jelmezes partyt rendez.
Nagyszamu magyarsag gyilt
egybe az 1O43 Wilson Ave. alatt
lev8 helyisegbe, 0r0mmel jegyez-
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-11-05


ziik fel, hogy szamosan voltak jel-
mezben. Rigo J6ska muzsikaja
mellett folyt a tame, melyet csak
a jutalmak kiosztasa szakitott
meg. Az elso dijra erdemesnek a
bir6sag Benish Margitkat tartot-
ia, aki 6desanyjanak husz ev elot-
ii menyasszonyi ruhajaban igazan
feltun6 jelens6g volt. Hoffer Ist-
van pompas meyer maszkja, va
lamint Lautner Margitka Miss Lii
berty-je szinten meltan erdemelte
meg a szep diiat.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1925-10-07
Frank A. Whittier,
Cri1ninOlOgist, Dies

Funeral services for Frank A. Whit
tier, parole agent for the state peni-
tertiary and recognized nationally for
his knowledge Of criminal psychology,
who died Monday night of last week
at his Saltwater home, were conduct
ed Thursday at the home, with burial
at Pennington, Mimi, Mr.. Whit
tiers former home Mr.. Whittier
was Is years old, and native Of
Minneapolis.
Active for more than 60 years in
rehabilitating men of criminal ten
denotes, Mr.. Whittier's methods were
followed widely in other states. He
was opposed to capital punishment
and believed that the length of the
term of a criminal should be deter
mined by the parole board. At one
time, he led fight in the state leg
islature against repeal Of the inde-
terminate sentence law.
Mr.. Whittier was author of num-
Der of pamphlets on criminology. He
was educated at Hastings, engaged
in farming for several years, and
was at one time employed by the city
of Minneapolis. He served as agent
for the state reformatory at Still
water and the state reformatory at
St. Cloud from 1895 to 1902, resign
ing when he was made superintend-
ent of the state training school at
Red Wing. In 1912 he again became
parole agent for the penisentiary, the
position which he held until his death.
He was a Mason and member Of
the National Prison Congress.
Surviving are his wife, two sons,
Horace, state parole agent with Of
fices at the capital, and Albert,
Miles City, Mont, and two daughters,
Myra and Grace, at home.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1925-10-07

There are bumps enough in life
without having them in the middle
of the road.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1925-10-07

A chap out at Edgsley, North
Dakota. walked into the local news
paper office the other day and with
the remark to the editor, 81 like you
and like the splendid work you are
always doing for this town." plank
ed down before the astonished edi-
tor five hundred dollars to advance
his subscription two hundred and
fifty years. If every town had three
or four chaps that would do that ev-
cry year the problems that vex the
country publisher would disappear
as the midst before the morning SUM-
But they don't do that way, as the
delinquent subscription list of any
country newspaper will plainly show.
|-Hibbing Daily News.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1925-10-07

Jas. Watson Says, "rn Never Forget
When Fathers Hogs Got Cholera.
zone morning he found 20 hogs
dead and several sick. He called in
the Vet. who after dissecting a rat
caught on the premises, decided that
the rodents had conveyed germs.
Since then I am never with RAT
SNAP. It's the surest, quickest RAJ
destroyer l know" Three sizes. 35c.
CSC, 1925. Sold and guaranteed by
Farrell & Keefe and Public Drug
Store. 12-2ts
Imperial Valley press., 1925-01-07

FOR SALE-Two houses on Wens-
ley, between 9TH and 7th. Thor
oughly modern, trees, shrubs,
lawn, street nghting. Great bar
gain. Good terms. alley Lumber
90. Phone PAL. l6tf
Imperial Valley press., 1925-01-07
WORLD RECORDS
SHATTERED BY
FINNISH RACER
By HENRY L. FARRELL
United Press staff Correspondent.

NEW YORK, Jan. 7.-Running on
boards for the first time, Paavo
Nurmi, Finnland's super star, raced
America s speediest distance run
ners to exhaustion in Madison
Square Garden last night and broke
two worlds records.
Within Il space of 30 minutes the
four-event winner of the Olympic
games in Paris last summer made Il
new indoor mark of Alb SO for
the mile and l4:44 80 for 1000
meters HIS new record for the mile
was one second faster than joe
Ray s former mark and his time for
the 5000 meters was about 10 seconds
faster than Ray s previous record.
Nurmi had never competed on
boards before and was running
against American trained stars who
know every inch of the Madison
Square Garden course. His perform
Ince, therefore, was the most aston
ishing ever seen III an athletic meet
III any land.
The mile run was perhaps the
greatest race over that distance ever
staged as for the first time on rec
ORD the first four men to cross the
finish line came III under 4:l7. Nur-
M had to make anew world 5 rec
ord to beat the game little Ray, who
r;,h his heart out in the hopeless
attempt to make up for his poor
IL -, 1..y
mi, how ever, WAS hardly pushed.
Firms Away Ahead
As the milcrs failed to test the
Finnish star, so also did the long
distance meiI in the. 1000 meters
race. Willie Ritola, the Americ;lll
trained Finn, and arch rival of Nttf
mi, tried to outrun his fellow coufi
trymah and he held the. lead for
most Of the distance.
With two lafs ITO go TO tho fiji
in, he sprinttd into a lead of 40
yards over Ritoa and he went
through the tape like a paddock with
plenty 70 spare. /
Nurmi had hoped to make a nc'y
loo meter record i'll the mile race,
but there were no timers there to
catch him and he failed to make Il
three mile record during the 5000
meter iace by scart two and two
tIfths seconds.
The American milcrs were beaten
but they were not humiliatcd. Ray,
vino finished second, behind NurmI,
and Lloyd Hahn, who came IN third,
were both under the former record
and 1t took a supcrrmncr IKE Nur-
mi to beat them.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-01-07

Bull" had given him the hardest
fight he ever had and "Bull res
pondcd by offering to post side
oct of Sl,eO0 for a return match
with the local man.
Later MortCmscu said that the
arm scissors and double wrist lock
was the only hold that he could
keep on Montana, the latter being
strong enough to break any other
Eold he obtained. ilc stated the
average person cannot imagine how
powerful Bull - is by simply see
ing him i'll action. He has the
strength of two or three ordinary
men. Bull was mad after the
match, and kccnly regretted losing
it. lie did not admit il, but it is
believed he CAME down here iigur-
ing Mortcnscn an "caSy mark =
and was thoroughly disappointed.
The crowd, whicn includcd many
women and prominent citizens, thor
oughtIy enjoyed the snow which
Manager Brick of the Palace thea
ter offered them. Brick Incident
ly, is getting be in the same class
with Tex Rrckard and Jack CurlCy
as Il promoter and is attracting AT
tcmiou of Los Angeles Sportsmcm
who follow the wrestling game.
MmtcnSen stands ready TO tackle
amy wrestler in tho game, and is
in hopes that Brick can get Ad San
tell and some Of the other coast
stars down here for Il bout.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-01-07

SLEEPING rooms for men. New
and clean. Hot water. = Con
merrial AN". 7tt
Imperial Valley press., 1925-01-07

FOR SALE-EXchange or trade,
: ! Melbourne Hotel. see Owner, Ca
! lexico. 4t26
Imperial Valley press., 1925-01-07
HANDSOME MAN"
OF MOVIES GETS
REAL SURPRISE
Mortensen, Through Skill
full Agility, Gets Best
of Match

Science and agility won over sci
encc and brute strength, when Fred
Mortensen, FL Centro's "wrcstling
carpenter' took two falls from
"BuH' Montana, the noted Holly
wood wrestler, i'll exactly one hour.
"Bull' also got a fall to his ere
dit, but Mortensen boat him to the
second one.
A well filled house was on hand,
most Of whom were cheering for
the local man to win, although
"Bull8 had plenty of encourage
mcnt from those who have follow
ed his career on the mat and in
the movies.
The first fall went TO Motcnstn
after 30l2 minutes of wrestling,
using an arm scissors and a double
wrist lock. The fail was not OBJ
tanned without plenty of hard work
by both men. Mortenscn kept plug
glng away with Stranger Lewis
famous deadlock, while Bull
seemed to favor the toe hold made
famous by Frank Gotch.
Getting deadlock on 4" Bull y
was not so difficult, but holding it
long enough for Il fall was a diff
fcrent matter, as MortW found
out time and again. Bull So ears
are conspicuous by their absence to
Il great extent, and he wigglcd out
of the deadlock with comparative
case.
Likewise, the deadly toe hold did
not seem SO effective when p" Bnil =
clamped il ON the local man. Nor
tcuScn worked his way out of IT
time and again, tho fans getting
the Tip that he WAS going to work
loose hy hearing his t1mous grunt
which usually prcccdcs bis success
in getting out of Il tight place.
4. When the men returned 20 'thc
mat following a 10 minute inlcrmis-
sion after thu first fail, "Bull -
went to work as though he were 20,
ing to throw Morlfnscn o.. wreck
the building. and after five Smin-
utes of hard work, he obtained n
fall with a combination arm and
head lock. Once Mortcnscu almost
lot out Of the deadlock, but the
"BuIl' followed HIM up ike Il
eat and hung on until the carpcn-
teI ; shouldeIs were on the mat.
Or Mat Many Times
\ five minutes IutcrmssIon, and
once moye the two gladiators pull
cd and hauicd each other about the
mat. Two or three times Mortcu-
sen had "Buil Iu position where
he would have had a fan, only the
men were off thc mat and BIll
Tackett, the referee, sent them
back 10 Ill. ccutcr,
some of the fans were inclined
to ''razz" Mortuscn during this
period, because in a tight place he
worked himself off the mat. This,
N TIE wrestling game, is rs fair "s
giving player .m i'll. ontional pass
N baseball and is good strategy,
In a measure 1t offset the loss which
Mortcnscn unaoubtcdly took when
he was forced 10 return to the cen
ter Of the mat after obtaining u
good hold.
once morc it was ;hc arm scis-
sors and double wrl,tIucA, hold
made famous bv Farmer Burns,
"tAc daddy of them al, ~ that OBJ
taincd the SECOND fall Toy Morton
sen afcr wr'-hug - minutes, which
made the time cAactly ono hour and
u half minute, ........
EoIjo,yInr the Iuut Nortruscu
acknowledged TO the crowd that
Imperial Valley press., 1925-01-07

The University Of California bas-
kctpal team pays the Hollywood
y {, squad friday night ON the
movie city court.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-01-07
TODAY'SW WANT ADS

COOk- Married man. Wishes work
ON ranch. Corner Tcnth aud O..
angc. -
Imperial Valley press., 1925-01-07
Harvard Records
Earth TremOr

CAMBRIDGE, Mass, Jan. An
earth tremor OF - Sccoads duration
was recorded at the Harvard SciS-
mosraph station beginning at s:07
a. IN. today, university authorities
announced. The center of the dis
turbancc WAS not known, it WAS
said. as the preliminary trcmors
were obscurcd by certain vibrations
believed to have been induced by n
storm at sea.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-01-07
NEW SECRETARY In
S. =. PENSION BOARD

A. re tess, secretary OF the hoard I
of pC.-ious for. the Seutherpt y Pas..
cifjc npauN retired ,anuary |
from I'VE service and is succeed
ed b. 71mcS 5 Cunningham, form
crly na slant secretary ct the board
The rrpsions department OF the
South y Pacific company is one Of
the frs to be put p,to effect by "a
rairoal, Since its establishment ip
1908, -opgly 200 employees huw
been p-nsioncd ly The FaiIgoad OF
this M her ll79 are still ing
Mo5 than Sj,o0D,Q00 has been
paid vt bv the Southern PacifH
comrav TO its pcnsioped veterans
since he system becalud effective.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-01-07

FOR SALE-Ir you art in tie mar
ket for a good Ford passenger
car or truck L can usually fit you
out at prices below the market.
See me before buying. l.. T. Sar-
gent, 5y2 Main ot. Phone a.a
ri Centro. 26E
Imperial Valley press., 1925-01-07
DODGE BR OTHERS
kECONDITiONED
USED CARS

Every one of these cars has
been rcc0nditioned and are abb
solutcly as good, III every way,
as our force of expert mcchan-
les can make them.
Read these prices and dcs-
criptIons, then visit our Used
Car Department and look over
the best assortment of high
grade used cars in Imperial
valley.
-DODGE BROTHhRS TOURING
Regular I922 model. Newly paint
ed and motor oVCrhaulcd ..$jS5.00
DODGE BROTHERS TOURING.
Regular 1923 model. y very good
car OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES -.-.....-.-.S53u.OO
DODGE BROTHERS COUPE.
Regular 1923 model. Original
baked enamel finish. Disc wheels.
y splendid ear for the money,
ul y y y ~
DODGE BROTHERS TOURING.
Regular 1924 model. Has trunk
rack, bumper and other extras.
Has five good tires and original
finish. Run only few months.
The price is .....................-..$S0O.O0
BROTHERS ROADSTER
Regular 1921 model. New top and
new paint, 32N4 cord tires. Has
new type light weight pistons III
motor. Lots of good dependable
service for ,..................-.........S S3oO.OO
CHEVROLET COUPE. Regular
1925 model. Looks like new
for ............... .$525.00
-CHENROLET COUPE. Regular
1924 model. Disc wheels, new
cord tires. Has the appearance
of a new ear ...................-....SJ61 90
KNIGHT TOURING.
Regular 1923 model. A beautiful
and comfortable family car. New
''Duco' finish. You should see
this bargain observation-disclosures. $4,000
-SrCDEBAKER LIGHT SlA.
Rrnular 1923 model Now being
rccouditioncd in our shop. Will
sell ready to 60 at ,,............-S60OOO
DODGE BROTHERS DEIlN ERI
Three quarter ton capacity
Ncrccn sides. Regular 1924 mode
Oversize rear tines. Motor like
new. Here is an unusually good
buy. .$70l 0l
FORD TOURING. Regular I92i
model. Reeonditionins will lc
finished soon
-4GKAlIAM BROTllERS 1fUIk
! Z tom capacity, with flat body
Reg. 1923 model. Will be over
hauIed aud ready 10 90 Ia seH
days.
Don I fail to sec this uu.
usual line of good used ears.
II will be Il pleasure to dc.
monStratc amy Of lOcm 'o
You.
Convenient Terms may DC
Arranged:
G.. w. McCABE, Inc.
DODGE BROTHERS
DEALER
7a7 Main stree
II Centre ~.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-01-07
Here and There
in Sport World

Los ANGELES, Jan. Tile best
bout of the week Is expected to be
the Ace HudkinsTommy Carter 10
American Legion stadium Friday
night. Both men, lightwcights, are
III great shape Tor the fight.
Inc week fistic menu ends with
the Saturday night battle at the Ly
ceum club between Joe Salas, VINO us
as amateur won the national fcath-
crWeIght title, and Billy Hogan.
They are bliicd tor ten rounds.
Walter johnson, world series pitch
ing hero, was to arrive here Today
Itom kcnG, New, to dlchcr for the
vernon cub OF the Pacific coast
league.
e-aee JohnsoH.'s attempts to pur-
chase the Oakland francnisc failed
- Is beneycd to have secured more
paehng, and it is reported tnat the
deu pending is Il combination with
Dla Lane, ,Ialt Lake owner, to per
sdauc Ell Malcr to part with ms
llgers,
All that is needed in the way of
persuasion Is cash amounting to
44oO,oU0 1t is sand. .3'.
Dick Donald, fight promoter, to-
day was awaiting ii reply to Il tele-
gram sent Eddie Name, manager for
rom GIbbons, IN winch an orlcr was
made tor Il GIDbous-Luis Firpo
nsu1 to be staged here.
nhhe Donald would not talk
about hi5 backing, or how much lie
Ms prepared to ortcr, nc sand that
he hdtt told kanc tnat lie would
better the bId made by London pro-
meters who hoped 70 BRING the
AcaN NyWcIghts together there.
Donald tentative plans are to
present the fIgut late ncHt month.
\ captain lor lae University Of
Southern California 1873 football
team Is to elected tonight at the
lroJaH annual football banquet
1hc choice is said TO rest between
Fay Thomas and Hobbs, Adams,
Outstanding lincmcn OF this year ;
squat.
Abe Mitchell and George Duncan,
migratory English golfers, were to
pay against Diary Prcsslcr and
Charles Guest at Whittier this after
noon.
In two matches at the Los An
gcie> Country club, the Britons were
twice victorious. In the morning
tley bcsted Everett Spavcr and C..
II. Palmer Jr, and 6, while in the
afternoon they won over Mai. W. l..
karncS and W. W. Campbcll, and
The University Of California bas-
hctpail team pays the Hollywood
y. &. squad friday night on the
movie clly court.
Wa,hingtou the nation 5 capital,
lpaa adoptad Il program for electric
street nshtiug winch, when com
pIctcd, Will cost approximately 81
u0u, GOO. Also 81. Louis has voted
AN expenditure If twice that
maouf for the purchase and install
lution of 10000 ncW street light
my units.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-01-07
Salesman Wanted

'ALESMEN for Lincoln Gear
Shift. Greatest invention OF qal
for Fords. Sells for -. tvcry
Ford owner prospect. Big money
10 huStl"rs. SALES ,.1nagcr. ao4
East Anahcinl, Long Beach, Cal.
6t3
Imperial Valley press., 1925-01-07

Philadelphia Joe Wilson, right
tackle on tie Fcnrs,lyaAia varsity
team, vho is returning from ealifor'
MIA ith = broken ankle, ha4 bcqn
clcc r3 prtain of the 1925 i.am, "
was --@cunced today.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-01-07
Lost ard Found
For Rent-F'ay1. Lands

>>~ ~ - --~--~>- ~
'OR RENT--For one or moro years
100 acres in No. :, 80 acres has
been in alfalfa aud pasturcd for
several years. Address i. ], Bird,
care J. A. Squirting, Rte. >, Box
lSA, FL Centre. Jt3
Imperial Valley press., 1925-01-07
THE PRESS CT ASSlFIED SECTION

ELDERLY white man desires posi-
tion, all round cook. Reasonable
salary. Press Box 405 IT'S
Imperial Valley press., 1925-01-07

The Dawes plan agent viii get
$4,000 year Why, that 5 even
more than somo Illinois bank rob
bers got.