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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-11-05
RUDNYANSZKY GYULA
UNOKAJAT KITILTOTTAK
ROMANIA ISKOLAIB0L
Egy irasbeli dolgozata Matt.

Aradr6l jelentik Macy feltii-
nest kelto hatarozat erkezett az
elmult hetekben a bukaresti k0z-
oktatasiigyi miniszteriumb6l az
aradi tankeriileti foigazgat6sag
hoz.
Anghelescu kozoktatasugyi mi
niszter e rendeletevel Rudnyan-
Sky Hajnalka vi. 0. gimnaziumi
tanul6t, aki az aradi liceum n0ven
deke volt, az orszag osszes iskolai-
Dol kitiltotta. Rudnyanszky Hal
nalka unokaja a tragikusan ell
hunyt nagytehetsegii magyar k0l
tonek, Rudnyanszky Gyulanak es
leanya Rudnyanszky Endre volt
aradi ujsagironak, akit az orosz
forradalom orosz fogsagban talalt
aki a szovjet kormanynal fontos
politikai szerepet vallalt.
Rudnyaszky Hajnalka, aki XII
tiino tanul6ja volt az ;intezetnek,
a koyetkezo bunnel szdlgalt ira Ia
bukaresti MINISTER haragjara: Az
evzar6 vizsgan dolgozatot irt "a
magyar Ira fejlodese" ciinmel
mely dolgozatanak utolso monda-
TAFT igyl stilizalta
Az a nemzet, melynek ilysl
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-11-05
Az EAST YOUNGSTOWN I. PET0F.
SANDoR MAGYAR BETEGsEGELYZ0
EGYLET

rene, jegyz6: r. Benedek j., titkar: Horvath
Rafael (29S Robinson Road, East Youngs-
town, o., kihez minden az egyletet erdekl6
$rtesit6s kJldend6 penztarnok: Saghi Ignac,
nenztari ellen6r: Majoros Istyan. harmas BIZ
,ottzottsag: T0rok Jozsef, Smith Istvan es
10th Istvan. beteglatogatok: Gy6ri Mihaly,
szatmari Karoly, T6rok Ferenc, Hazletonban /:
Lac6 Istvan, moi betegldtogat6 Timar Janos-
ne, zaszl6tart6k: (magyar) Varga josef,
Cseh Miraly (amerikai) Lac6 Istvan es
Gyunk6 Gy6rgy, ajt66r: Vekas Mihaly, XII
-aly Istvan, trusteek: Kiss Miklos, Fodo
Istvan.
Havi gyiileseit tartja minden h6nap negye
dix vasarnapian d. u. Q oral kezdettel .
Crow Hallban.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-11-05
YOUNGSTOWN SCENT ISTvAN KI-
RALYRoL ELNEvEzETT ROM. Es GoR.
KATH. TEMPLoMI Es BETEGsEGEIYzo
EGYLET
Al.p;ttstott 1901 augustus assn

Eln6k: Kaluczky Janos. 1349 Republic Ave-,
telefon 7432O, aleln0k: Kiss Andrasna,
Jegyz6 Mixich Gaspar, P. O. Box
I'll, Youngstown, Ohio (kihez minden az
egyletet erdekl6 level ktldend6), penztarnok
ffregosits josef. penz. titkar: Palatinus Jo-
zsef beteglatogato: Kaluezky Janos bizott-
sagi tagok: Habodasz Gusztav Turner DO
zsef, Balasko Gy0rgy es Bodzas Janos, trus'
teek: Kaluczky Janos, Bensh Andres es Juris
ia Istvan, nagybizottsagi tagok: Habodass
Gusztav Borsodi Janos, Macy J6zsef es Ho'
molya Istvan A gyermek-osztaly ugykezel6i
Benish Margit es Hornyak Marisks.
Hivatalos orvos: Dr. Mahrer Marion, Erie
allomas epulet Rendel6 orak: 8-1o Sd es
6-8.
Az egylet havi IS cent befizetese elleneben
fizet $35ooo halaleseti es $500 heti be
tegsegelyt
Gyul6seit tartja minden h6 elso vasar
napian n Kath. Ifjusagi kor helyisegeben
1043 Wilson Ave.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-11-05
YOUNGSTOWN MAGYAR BETEGSE0EIY
20 EGYLEr

Eln0k: -. alelnok kuni ia
nos titkar: Molnar Istvan (711 Salt Spring
Road), kihez az egyletet 6rdekl6 levelek
kildend6k penztdrnok: Menyhert Imre
penztari ellen6r: - - - -, be-
teglatogatok: Steeltoaon: More Janosne es
Brogli Janos, Brer Hilen: Belenszky Janos
East Youngstownban: Kiraly lstvanne
harmas szamvizsgdlo bizottsag: Mecsey
Andras, Seb6k Gabor Balogh Janos, zaszlo
yiy6k: Ricz Janos Is Dank6 Istvan.
Gyiileseit tartja minden honap els6 va
sarnapfan a ref. templom basement-jeben, del
utan 3 oral kezdettel.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-11-05
A vERHovAY sEGELYEGYLET los-IA
FIoKJA, YOUNGSTOWN, o.
Alakult 1908 okt6ber 1o-en

Elnok: Turner josef, alelnok: kaluczky
Janos, titkar: Gregosits J6zsef. All Kyle
St. City. telefon 620S8, (kihez minden az egy
letet- erdekl6 level kiidend6), p6nztarnok
MenyhGrt Jdnos Ala E.-Marion Ave, ellenor
Borsodi Janos 3-as tagu bizottsag: Rigo Mi
hily, Geressy Sandor, Schwartz Ferenc, be
teglatogatokat a titkar, - XII egyben beteg
latogato ellen6r nevez XII, minden esetben
tagok k6zul.
TIivatalos orvos: DIR. Fuzy Pal, 403 Home
Savings Bank Building.
Gyiilaseit tartja minden no masodk va
sarnapi6n delutan 6rakor Mahonins
avenuei magyar refornatus templom alatt
gyulesteremben.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-11-05
HUSZONOT EV ALATT NEGYVEN MAGYAR
DARABOT JATsZOTTAK A BROADWAY, N.


l0mnyi betui mellett csak nagyit6-
val lehetett megtalalni Molnar ne
vet.
Ugyanebben az evben jatszot-
TIA a Broadwayn Haj6s Mici "Sa-
ri" cimen Kalman Imre "Cigany-
primas" darabjat, amely szinten
ketesztend6s skier volt S amely-
mex zeneje rakeriilt minden anne
rikai verklire' is.
Az 1915 esztend0 csak egy ma
gyar darabot 4hozott: Heltay Je-
no "Tiinderlaki lanyok" " cimu da-
rabjat (Mrs. Boltay's Daught-
ers"), amely szinten mem ALTA ki
az atdolgozast es ICY hamarosan
lekrult miisorrol. A darab at
ir6ja semmit sem hagyott meg a
darab alakjainak eredeti karak-
terebol.
| 1916-ban csak amerikai ma
! gyar nevek szerepelnek miiso-
ron. Jacoby Victor "Sibill' es
Romberg Zsigmond Miss Spring
time" cimii operettelkel.
! 1917-ben Jakoby ket operettje
!. Rambler Rose" es "The Rivi
era Girl'') es Romberg "May
time" ciiiinG operettje mellett ia
4 laljuk Foldes Imre "Hall6'
cover the Telephone) es Dregel!
Gabor "Szerencse fla darabja
ga Tailor Made Man" cimen.
191S-ban magyar nev mem sze
repelt a Broadwayn, de bizonyos
hogy a "Little Teacher" cimii ha
borus darab alapotletet Br6d,
: Sandor "Tanit6no'' cimu darab
ia adta meg.
) 1919-ben keriilt szinre egy ma
gyar szarmazasu amerikai uJsag
e ir6 atirasaban MartoU-Huszk
t "Bob herceg" operettje eth
Royal vagabond" CA kiralyi cs
: varg6) cimen es Romberg eth
G Magic Melody" cimii operettJe.
t 192O-ban Nyitray Emil szere
l pei "My Lady Friends elm
S vigjatekaval es Vecsey Arman
k "The Rose of China" QperettJf
: vel.
z Acknowledgment terfoglalasa csa
4 1921-ben kezdodik Molnar 'Lil
; ON laval, amely az els6 ldege
l. darab volt, amit mem amerlkalas
a tottak ell. A "Liliom max eg'
y szen kUl0n0s sikere volt "Som'
/ thing different mondtak
, szinhazlatogat6k es ugy Josep
Schildkraut, mint WA lie Galllel
.r ne a "IIiliom max koszonhetl
!. hirneviiket. A "Liliom . tokel
le tes eloadasa merfoldk0vet Jelel
j. nemcsak Theatre Guild es m
l. gyar szinmiiirok, hanem ITALIAN !
1t egesz amerikai szinhazi vilagbs
n is.
< Ere az esztendore Jut meg
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-11-05

Andras batyat a tanyar6l be-
ideztek bir6saghoz
Aztan hany gyermeke van?
- kerdi biro.
Hatvanhet v6t, tekintetes
uram.
A biro haragosan reformed:
- TIT mem lehet trefalkozni,
mondja meg becsiilettel, mennyi a
csalade =
- Hatvanhet vot, uram, ez az
igazsag.
Csak nagynehezen deriilt XII q
tenyallas, amikor az Greg Macy
nehezen kibokte:
- Hat van, het vot, inert egy
meghot.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-11-05
vERHovAY SEGELY EGYLET Silk Fl
OKLA, EAST YoUNGsTowN, CHIC
u
). Askult 1919. szeptsmber hawaiian.

,Elrok Msioros Istyan Alelnok Csik6s
Janos. Titkar-jegyzo SAgi 1guac, (29 Black
burn ST.. E.-Youngstown). Psnztarnok: Cseh
Mih&ly. PSnztari ellen6r: MARGIN Andr&s Ee.
teglatogat6: Szatmari Karoly. Harmas bizott-
sag: Horvath Rafell, Tis6cki Janos Riczu
Jdnos. Ait66r: Kocsis MihAly,
Gyil6seit tsrtja minden no elso vasarnap-
j6n delutAn 6rakor. ~ Italian Hallbsn.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-11-05
! YOUNGSTOWN Es K0RNYEKI MA
GyAR EGYLETEK Es EGYHAzAK Al
IANDo NAGYBIzoTTSAGA.

A nagybizottsag gyuleseit esetr6l-esetre
tisztikar hivja egybe.
Alelnok: Debroczky Andras,- titkar: Re-
vasz Khlman (P. o. B. 41O,- penztarnok:
Nary J6zsef,. ellen5rok: Darazs Frigyes es
Kaluczky Janos.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-11-05

A New Yorkban megjelen0
I'heater Magazine most unnep4i
lap megalapitaysanak huszonotesz-
tendGs evfordulojat. Ez alkalom-
b6l lekozli a lap a Broadwayn a
huszon0t esztendo alatt vilagot la
tott darabok nevsorat, azonban
az irok megnevezese nelkil. Negy
ezer huszonhat szindarab kerult
negyedsZazad alatt Broadway
"a, amelybol negyven magyar, a
mellyel magyar zseni ajande-
kozta meg a Great White Way~t
egy negyedszazad alatt.
A huszonot ev torteneteben Lo.
har Ferenc az els6 magyar new a
Broadwayn. 1907-ben keriilt szin
re ''Vig 0zvegy", amelyet az6tf
is fel-felujitanak par ewes idoko
z0kben. q e
A szinhazi irodalom elso ma
gyar kepviseloje: Molnar Ferenc
akinek els6 darabja, az "Ordog''
190S-ban keriilt Broadwayra, d,
ugyanakkor ket tarsasag ket xii
lonbozo atirasban jatszotta "a da
rabot.
1909-ben "The Gay Hussars
cimen eloadtak Kalman Imr
"Tatarjaras" cimii operettjet.
Most ujabb egyesztend6s szil
net k0vetkezik. 1911-ben adtal
el6 Herceg Ferenc "Gyurkovic
lanyok" cimu darabjat "Seve
Sisters" cimmel. Es 1911 ota naI
jainkig mem volt olyan esztendt
hogy a Broadway miisoran ne IL
lalnank magyar darabokat, termt
szetesen fokozod6 aranyban.
LengyeI Menyhert a kovetkez
utt0ro "Tajfun" cimii darabje
val, amelyet 1912-ben mutattak b
miisoron maradt k0riilbelUl kt
evig.
1913-ban Jakoby Viktor "Ll
anyvasar "-ja ("The Marriaa 9
Market y es Molnar> Ferenc kt
darabja ("The Temperament;
Journey es Where Ignorance
Bliss J. A ket utobbi darabna
igen gyenge sikere volt, inert al
kor meg atdolgoztak a macy;
= darabokat, de ugy, hogy senl
sem ismerte volna meg az cred
ii alakokat. Ez magyarazata a.
max, hogy a "Testor', "Ahol
butasag, aldas" cimen eppen ue
megbukott, mint ahogy most pt
datlan sikert arat az eredeti 81
veggel es cimmel.
19l4-ben ujra szerepel Moln
Farlas" cimu darabjaval, szi
ten eros atdolgozasban. ct
Phantom Rival" CA kepzelt riv
lis) volt a darab cine, Ditric
stein Leo dolgozta at darab
Is 8 jatszotta f6szerepet. A szi
lapon Ditrichstein nevenek o
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-11-05
APR0 HIRDETESEE;.
ANGoL TANITAs

Gyakorlott nyelvtanarn0 kezdo
ket angol oktatasban reszesit. Aki
jol akar beszelni angolul, az biza-l
lommal forduljon hozzam. Gin:
Mrs. Mary III. Magulas, 534 Ok
ford ST., telefon 383o4.
(45, 49,
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-11-05

- Elvennem AIT lanyt, de egy
nagy akadaly van.
/. - Talan szegeny?
= Dehogy. Tiz haza van.
- Talan mem Secret?
- Belem van habarodva.
- ITALIAN sztilei nem egyeznek
belle?
= Teljesen arva.
Hat akkor, mi lehet az aka
dalya?
Ms vac ok.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-01-01
Mrs. Johnston Hon0red
6y Mrs. A. N. Williams
at Charming Party

Mrs 4. NJ. Williams entertained
yesterday afternoon at bridge
party at her home al 1892 Brighton
avenue, in comp iment to Mrs. Sam
uel Johnston of San Diego, who is
visiting her son and his wife, Mr.
and Mrs. \. c. Johnston during the
holidays. The afternoon was spent
pleasantly in playing bridge and
Mrs. Johnston WAS the winner of
first prize while Mrs. NJ. b. Smith
won second prize. Mrs. y. +. Teeple
was given consolation favors.
Lovely Chinese lilies were EN-
pioved as decorations and other holi-
day touches were also in evidence.
Dainty Iefreshments were served
late in the afternoon Those present
inended the honor guest Mrs. John
ston, Mrs. y. f. Teeplc of Minneap-
oils, who is visiting at the home of
her daughter Mrs. w. J. Reid, Mrs.
NJ. B. Smith who is visiting her
daughter Mrs. Leroy Merchant. Mrs.
F. B. Fuller, Mrs. w. W. Apple,
Mrs Merchant and Mrs. F. d. Jac-
obs.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-01-01

points out that if the continents
could be showed together again
their coast lines would fit, like the
edges of Il torn piece of paper. This
IS particularly true Of the South
American and African coast lines.
He also points 20 the simi,ar pre-.
diStofic ice movements in North
America and northern Europe, to
related plant and animal lfe in diff
ferent parts Of the world, to the cor
responding ages, locations and con.
tours Of mountain ranges and TO
the fact that antarctic ice, drawn by
"a movcmcn. OF the poles, could not
hav' ohcr covered South Amoric1
as far north as Brazil had South
America then occupied its present
position.
What 5 more, says Wegcncr the
continents still arc moving. He con
tends Astronomical Observations
have shown Greenland to be- NOV
irg wet at the rate OF Is meters a
year.
Movement of the American con
tinent has not vet been measured,
but Negeac7 is sure il is gradually
shifting westward, and his Euro.
pcan colleagues back him up in
this view.
But Bowie insists the "displacc.
mont theory is false and he in
tends TO prove it.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-01-01
ANNUAL EASTERN
STAR BALL ENJOYS
LARGE ATTENDANCE

The annual Eastern Star bah held
last night at Masonic Temple, was
enjoyed by MANY, with the climax of
enthusiasm reached a midnight
when horns, balloons. whistles and a
dozen other kinds of noise making
favors were distributed to the dane
ers after the grand march, all form
ing q noisy jangle7 of welcome to the
new year.
Pretty decorations carrying out
the Eastern Star and Christmas
theme embellished the hall. the five
eolored star depicting the various
colors used in the ritualistic work
of the nrganizatio Splendid mu-
sic for dancing was feature of the
evening and many of the Young col
lege SET home for the holidays, were
present.
feature of the evening were the
two numbers given by Miss Penelope
Mozer. accomplished Russian dancer
from Lodz, Russia. who has done
much professional work in Los An
geles and New. York. Miss Mozer
has only been in sthe United States
wear and II half and had many
thrilling experiences during revolu-
fion and war days. She is staying
with Mr.. and Mrs. j. L. Burton on
Wcnsley avenue. Miss Margaret
I.anicr acted as aceolnpanist for
Miss Mozer' s dances.
Punch was served during the eve
ming and the dancing continued till
long after midnight.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-01-01
aSUeencys Entertain, at
NeU Years EUe FQrig

Nj. and Mrs. Minor Sweeney en-
terta;ned II group of their friends at
delightful New Years watch
party ut stheir home on Sandalwood
drive last. evening, in honor of Mr..
and Mrs. +. c. Dyer who are leav-
ing for Los Angeles the latter part
of the week to make their home in
that city, There were four tables
of bridge and MIR. and Mrs. l.. P.
Sargent won high scores, while Mrs.
Dyer and john Rice received coHso-
lation tavors. Dancing was also en-
joyed during the evering and at
midnight . delicious supper was
served.
Guests who were present included
Mr.. aud Mrs. Dyer, Mr. and Mrs.
Fred Nuttall, Mr.. and Mrs. L. p.
Sargent, Mr. and Mrs. Vaughn
Thompson, Mr.. and Mrs. John T.
Rice, Mr.. AND Mrs. l.. II. Phillcy
and Mf. and Mrs. G. +. CogginS.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-01-01
Interesting Features
OF NeU Seasons Fabrics

Metal laces, showing a hint of
color, beaded net to be made up
over satin slips, wool materials en-
broidered with colored beads. for
day time wear, embroidered velyets,
and blistered materials III heavy
weaves are all new fs3ries of the
season .{tf slff II
In discussing niateris'lss we must
give line to the lovely flannels
that are SO correct and so ultilitar-
ian!; and TO the growing vogue for
plaids, in 50 many textiles.
Both brown ottoneln and ribbed
silks are correct, sforf in5the heavier
weaves, when used for tafternoon or
evening street costumes. And when
it comes 10 the semi-tailored gown,
the nc striped and plaid velvets
find favor
The sued inc materials hold good
for the three-piece suit. and n new
variety Of material, on the order OF
thin broadeloth, is getting follow
ers both in the gown and suit line.
G. A. Teel will grow - acres OF
cotton in Madeira county.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-01-01
PEARLS AND RINGS
HAVE THEIR DAY

/ Every woman has half dozen
pearl necklaces in her collection
this winter, says the Los Angeles
Apparel Gazette Chokcrs arc lik-
cd but they come usually in the imi-
tation pearl. Smaller real pearls
are seen in less fantastic necklaces.
Pearl earrings are correct for even
ing, and so are % bracelets.
/ Rather incxpcn8vc, but quite
strikinglookiug are tire Oriental
rings being featured in this city rs
well as New York, as n winter nov
city. They are frequently made of
oxidizcl silver and set with mex
/ pcHsiYe stones.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-01-01
Nclo Years Party ct
Horne CT The EldredS

Mr. and Mrs. Fred EIdred enter
tanned at Il charming New Year 5
party last evening at their home at
19l Holt avenue. The house was
gayly decorated with holly and mis-
tletoe and the evening was spent
cnjovablv in PLAYING cards and 9TH
or games. A two-course luncheon
was served at midnight and guests
were presented with caps and other
favors which added gavety- to the
party.
Those who were present included
Mr.. and Mrs. Leroy Merchant, Mr..
and Nrs. II. +. Seal, Mr.. and. Mrs.
J. ". Cook, Mr. and Mrs w. W.
McEuen and Mr. and Mrs. r. P.
Moore
Imperial Valley press., 1925-01-01
Johnnie Walker
In New Picture,
Tulane Theater

Johnnie Walker scores a big hit
in his third starring f. B. O. vehicle
entitled, Fashionable Fakers,
which will be shown at the Tulane
theater tonight,
Walker, as the naive, trusting, in
nocent Thaddeus, unaware that in
manufacturing antique furni,
ture he is doing anything dishonest,
furnishes genuine amusement and
wins further renown for this star
of cover the Hill and several
Emory Johnson melodramas, and in
putting it over, Walker demonstrates
his versatility as Il featured player.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-01-01
Society, Clubs, Lodges,
Churches and Schools
Meals Are inadequate
Without Some Fruit

A daI 5 meals are inadeqeate and
poorly planned if they fail to con
tain some fruit; and wh&, hettr
fruit than apples can be used 20
round out wcll-halanced mcai'
They contain necessary minerals
and vitam.ns and are also valuable
for their laxative properties.
Apples can be used raw by all
N mbers of the family from the
small thrc ,.vei,r-old to the Oldest.
Jncooked, ripe apples should be us
ed as much as possible, and if more
were used in the average FAMILY
b tter health conditions would
exist. More apples should be giVtn
to children to offset the desire for
much candy. The following recipes
were prepared by the Michigan Ag-
ricultural college as suggestions TO
the housewife for greater variety
in the use of apples. AS apples are
available for about ten months i'll
the year. family of five could east
lv use ten bushels a wear.
Applo Sauce Cake (Without Eggs)
Is cup fat, l cup sugar, / cup
apple sauce pulp tsweetened l 81
cups -four, teaspoon soda. l tea
spoon cinnamon. ID teaspoon cloves.
IA teaspoon salt, 81 cup. raisins
Cream fat, add sugar and con
tinue creaming. Add apple sauce
and dry ingredients, NAKED and
sifted. Beat vigorously one minute.
Add raisins. Fill loaf cake pan
and bake 10 minutes in moderate
oy N
Imperial Valley press., 1925-01-01
Applo Sauce Cake (without Eggs) !
Miss Simpson Hostess
at Nelc Years Party

Miss Joyce Simpson entertained
with n delightful New Years party
at her horne at J32 Hamilton ave
nue. last evening, The evening was
spent in dancing and games and re-
freshments were served at Il late
hour. Among those present were
Mr.. and Mrs Ray Martin, the Misses
Beulah Willoughby, Grayee McHm-
pey, Jewel Martin, Messrs,. %, w.
Layman, Henry Swanson, Carleton
ID. JOY and Jimmy Greene.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-01-01
$4,000 Shares
Telephone Stock
Will Be Issued

san FRANCISCO, Jan. THE
state railroad commission has autho-
rized the Pacific Telephone & Tole
graph Company to issue and sell at
not less than par value which is
800 per share, $4,000 shares of
capital stock. The money is to be
used to reimburse til company s
trasury for uneapitalized cxpendi:
lures. The authorization becomes
effective when the company certifies
to the railroad commission that it
has increased its capital stock from
S1S,000,000, the present capitaliza-
tion, to $53,000,000.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-01-01
informed EUenin9 Is
Enjoyed at NGtt0v Home

Mr.. and Mrs. Jack MattoX en-
tCttaiHel ipfqrmally LIST evening
at their hohl& on He'll street, Tine
evening was spent enjoyablv in
laaying cards and various games
and refreshments were served ut Il
late hour. Tn guests included dr.
and Mrs. ChalieS Farrell. the Misses
Gwen johnson, Peggy HoNi>on,
Elizabeth Marshall, lh0,m.. Ga4e,
EudoLa Ian. j. ArnoId.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-01-01
Mrs. Kut- Hostess to
RouHd Table Members

Mrs. rorrkt D. kDs1 entertained
the Round Irnb!s>Fcsterdoy after
noon at hex bone at 500 Len Rey
avenue Bridge was played during
the afternoon and Mrs. r. W. Camp
bell received the prize for high score
of the members present, while Mrs.
J. W. GlassfcrI r-on the guest prize.
Guests who werF present incladed
Mrs. J. ". G,assford. Mrs. Calvin
Mousscau and Mrs. +. \. Fosdick.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-01-01
Legion Bringing
In Tent Show
For Engagement

Brank S Comedians, a tent show,
which has appeared in FL Centre on
previous occasion, will open a
week s engagement here next Mon
day, under the auspices of Boyce
Aten Post, American Legion.
The company, which is ono of
the most modern road SHOWS III the
state, will play in a tent, equipped
with every comfort -or patrons, and
Will present different bill each
night during it appearance here.
On the occasion of their former
visits here, Brunk S Comedians made
Il very favorable impression. AMI
their performances drew large
crowds which thoroughly enjoyed
Their various presentations.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-01-01
EICE GRIDDLE CAKES

Into one cup of hot boiled rice stir
one cup Of milk, half teaspoon salt
and let cool Then add the beaten
yo.k Of one egg, two tcuspoonfls OF
baking powder sifted together with
orc cup Of flour, beat until smooth,
then fold in the beaten white of egg
and cook c%actly like the foregoing
I recipes.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-01-01
WATSONVILLE TAKES
ALL APPLE HONORS
ny United Press LEASED Wire

JACKSONVILLE, Jan. Wat
scnville won first prize for all
cities under 100000 population in u
national apple contest conducted by
the international Apple Shippers
Association, according to a tele-
gram received here today from f..
hG. Phillips Of Rochester, head Of
the associations
Imperial Valley press., 1925-01-01
Tom Mix i'm New
Picture at the
Palace The Ell

Lucy Fox, who plays the heroine
50 charmiugqly in the land of make
believe, had occasion to play thc
same role in real life while on loca-
tion at Lake Tahoe, California, with
Tom Mix company making "Tccth"
the William Fox production which
is coming to the Palace theatcr for
a two day run, beginning today.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-01-01
FORMER BALL PLAYER
SENTENCED FOE LIFE
H. -nited Press Leased Wire

IT" nited i'ftss I'FaNtH VII
NENIA. Ohia, Jan. l.-C. ".
.'Tacks" Latimer, former National
League baseball player, will be sell
tenccd tomorrow to life imprison-
ment for the murder of Charles
Nackrodt. lie was found guilty of
second degree murder