davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-11-06
O JuB1t.EUMu &. 100. IKazj
v NEW CASTLE.
(Dokoncenie s /. strany.)

lka, III. preQSeQnIcKd !. n. II. ~.
Frantiska Jakabcinova. Jej rec sa
otacala okolo nasej Jednoty 81
rotinca, "a svoju krasnu rec bo-
la pretrhnuta mnoho razy hlue-
nym tlieskanlm. Pri tejto reel cd
menila zakladatel ky {. 100 zla-
tymi odznakmi, IA l1torych je Wy
ryte memo kazdej zakladatel ky.
Predsedkyna {. 100 srdeene DO.
d'akovala sa jej meme zaklada-
teliek predstavila tri malinke
Slovenky a clenkyne {. 100 HI.
predsedkyni, sprevadzana Akbe-.
tou Danic, ktora predniesla kra-
sny pod 'akujnci, privitaj1ci
blahozelajn:ci vers oddane jej
boly zlto-barevne ruze v kosiku,
ozdobenom zltou stuzkou. Ona ich
vd 'acnosti prijala a pol 'nbila
ich i odmenila notovou knizoGkou
S obrazkom Slovenky pod ameri-
ckEm praporom. Alzbetka Danic
je vel mi mila krasne poslusna
dcerka vdovy Amy Danicovej,
ma vel'mi mily HAS, jej spev ka-
zdy obdivuje a vel mi dobre sa
uci. Nasa hi. predsedkyna, rec
Mac sirotkach, mala pravdu, le-
DO samy priznaly, ked' som ich
bola navst1vit', re Mrs. Jakabcin,
kedykol'vek pride do sirotinca +.
K. s. j., vzdy prinesie jablcek, Gu
krikov zabavky, ako opravdova
dobra matka. Vd aka Vam, mila
krest 'anska mako, Vasa pritom-
most ostane nam dino pam;iti.
Po jej reel bola predstavena
nasa redaktorka, pi. Anna Huse-
kova, ktora milo vyvolavala pri,
tomnym host 'om sladke rozpo,
mienky ma nasho Otca, Rev. Ste.
fana Furdeka celym svojim srd-
com oslavovala prace jeho iehc
spoplrborcov priekopnikov. Po.
vzbudzovala slovenske zeny k pra.
ci "a IKSZJ. Kazdt jej slovo bolt
dychtive poslnchane. Bola odme
nena potleskami a volane ma sla
VII slovenskej zene.
Ia nou predstavenE boil sudc;
S. P. Emry. VSimnul 81 SLOW rec
: prvej recnleky, predsedkyni G
100, lie naSa organizacia zalozen;
je pod heslom "a Boha narod'
Hovoril, re ked' je to pravda, tai
Amerika nema sa co Obavat' Slo
vakov, ba naopak, ich milovat'
re sme nielen 100 procentovym
obcanmi, ale vySe, lebo Bob a ma
rod sil nadovSetko. My V mason
sudcovi nachadzame slavneho mu
Ia a priatel'a Slovakov, ktory S
zaslilzi cd mas podpory vo vol
bach.
Ia MIN bola predstavena pan
Slifkova Youngstown, hi. iictov
nicka nasej Jednoty. Blah ozelal i
nam k naSmu 25-rocnemu jubile
umu povzbudzovala mas k prac
"a naSu mil1 Jednotu. Jej rec bo
la jemnucka mila. Bola via
krat prerusena potleskom "a sva
Jlg peknn rec.
Potion boil predstaveny Re,
Stancelewski, mlady pol'sky kna;
dobrak a priatel' Slovakov. Jeh
krasne slova v anglickej sloven
skej reel povedane ostan1 ma,
navzdy pamati. Hovoril, ze Il
Bob, ze Pittsburghska Dohoda bu
de uplatnena re sila naroda rol
via sa vzdelanost 'ou. Vidal dct
svojej matke slovenskym ma
kan. Jeho rec bola j humoro,
pretkavana a obecenstvom cast
potleskom pretrhavana. Vd'ak
Vam, Dostojny Pane!
Medzi reciami spievaly mas
dievcata Hadidu, Rev. Fathers
a inc pesnicky so sprievodom n
plane 81. Heleny Klamarovej. K;
zdy sa zasmial a potesil. Mysliel
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YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-11-06

ctSt pdtFl IldStJ IL. PIcuscuhyHl'
Bola predstavena pi. Anna Hor-
vat, zastupkyna P. s. q. j. ia Va
Sc blahozelanie krasnu rec Vam
srdecne d 'akujeme, mila sestra, a
tiez al Vasmu cisln "a krasny dar
v striebornych dolaroch.
Ia nou Dol predstaveny hr. Me.
lichar, zastupca IKSJ. Jeho kra-
sna rec sla cd srdca k srdcu. Star
81 bratn mas, I. K. S. j., my co
tvoje sestry sme sh1zbc po boku
tvojom v kazdej chvili, YAM
zastupca (. 1T. vrela vd' aka "a
pozdrav "a dar Vasno Gisla V
striebornych dolaroch. ,.
Predstaveny boil br. Jacko. "a
stupca a horlivy pracovnik "a P.
K. s. J. Jeho rec sa VT 'ahovala'
ma slovenske matky. Hovoril, ze
my zeny nasom meste SINE polka
zaly cestu muzom k nasledovan;,i.
(Hovoril tax preto, re mas este
podobnej spolocnej slavnosti ne
bolo, odkedy Slovaci sti New
Castle. Mali SINE poras vojhy ba-
zary po vojne sIovensky den,
prednasky, ale podobntho banke-
tn este tn nebolo.) Ia krasnu rec
i "a dar VaSho cisla V striebornycn
dolaroch so sesterskou laskou sr-
decne d d'akujeme.
Ia MIN predstavena bola sestra
Anna Fabiny, zastupkyha Venca
K. Sokoliek. Predniesla krasny
pozdrav a blahozelanie od svojich
sestier nasmu {. 100, pot 'azne ma
Sim zakladatel kan a predstavila
sprievod P. Odd. MiIhu Mizak a
81. Fabiny, ktore oddaly krasnu
kyticu kvetln co znak lasky, pred
sedkyni {. 100, v meme Venca G
"a. 81. Anicka Fabny predniesla
krasny vers slovenskych mat.
kach. Vd aka Yam "a Vasu sestcr
ski hskU. Ale predsedkyna jubi
lejneho spolku citila sa, nehodnor
tax krasnPhO daru, oslovila sa. IL
jej nepatri, ale naSej dobrej, hor
livej a krest 'anskej sestre, pan
Novej, i vyzvala ju, ably prisla ;
prijala ten vzacny dar, ktora
ked' prisla a prijala, radost 'or
trasncim sa hlasom vyslovila svo
ju lasku k nam osadnickam, u
/ co bola odmenena hlucnym potle
skom a ma slavu volanim. Mil
pani Nova, ked' chcem povedat
pravdu, tax teraz ju poviem, Z
Wy ste naSim vzorom, ktoreho s.
chceme drzat'.
j Potion boil predstavenE dostoi
ny pan Necid, ktorv hovoril, Z
bude recnit' tom, co videl DO
zoroval. Pochvalne zmienil sa
nasich osadnfckach, pochvalil ma
Sc zeny, jubilujuceho cisla 1O(
| Vd'aku Vam vzdavame vsetk
!; ndkyne a SINE k VaSim sluzbar
ako dosavad', tax napozatlm z
cirkev a narod.
Pre- mnoho mojej prace tom
to dopise zabudla som opisat' ke
dy, po ktorom recnikovi Dol
sprevadzane spevy Rev. Necidon
: SpevOkol spieval asi tri krat, pis
no hral Rev. Necid solo spit
vala 81. Alzbeta Danicova (Pric
ty, suhajkO rano k NAM. ia je
, spev bola odmenena neprestajny1
: potleskom, tax ze musela spieva1
A po druhy krat.
1 Ku koncu mojho dopisu co pre-
SedkVna =. 100 SrdaSuI iictu vzd.
vam mojim sestram, ochotnym pr
4 covnfckam ma roll narodnej a So
: maritanskej. Ony obetovaly ca
a pracu i hmotne; bezmala vsetk
0 jedlo pre- ten slavnostny veci'
a rok. Dakujem zvlaste sestre P,
stirakovej, Palkovicovej, Mihal
e kovej, Gondovej, Dudovej, Kras
. sovej, Fabinovej, Danicovej Vi
a tkym nasim dceram "a posluh
J. pri stoloch. Vsetka cest' patri b
: ,Jozefovi Kamarovi "a jeho vel
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-11-06

Yak, Box Isl Haselton sta, City. jan
Fabini, Box l04, Haselton Sta, City
Dozorca chorych: Juraj Hasai, ll9
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-11-06

Columbus Ave, 3. Youngstown, s
Martin Rovder. 1O5 Columbus Ave-,
Yongstown, O.
The border vidette., 1925-11-07

g. w. Phillips, of Pittsburg,
Pa, who with his associates
owns the old Durazno gold mine
situated about thirty.five miles
southwest from Nogales in So
nora, Mexico. is in the city pur-
chasing mine and camp supplies.
Reports a very important strike
of high-grade ore which will be
run through the Huntington
mills next week under the per-
sonal supervision of Billy Cook.
of this city, who knows his stuff.
and won't sweat" the plates,
John Burton of the we'll known
local contracting firm of Burton
& Moody. is in the city from the
Dude Ranch at Bloxton,, this
county owned. by Zinsmeister
Ranch Company, of which Carl
and Lee Zinsmeister of Ken.
lucky. are the principal stock
holders. Burton &. Moody have
the contract for erecting a mum.
Der Of buildings at the Dude
Ranch, which are being pushed
to completion as fast as, possible
under the personal supervision
Of John Burton. The ranch will
be open about February 1st.
James Cumming, we'll known
Tubac rancher, died Wednesday
night at St. Joseph's hospital,
following o short Illness from
pneumonia. Jim was we'll liked
by a host of friends throughout
Santa Cruz county, where he was
born and raised. To the sister
and four brothers, John, Tom.
Joe and William, we extend our
sympathy. They have lost a
kind and loving brother, who
will be missed. The funeral was
held yesterday afternoon, inter
ment being the Nogales ceme.
terry, attended by many friends
and acquaintances.
~ =
According to E. r. Thurman.
commander. Ridg Igo Post of
the American Legion will cele.
brate Armistice Day in this city
with a splendid program. He
stated arrangements had been
made for the participation of
the Mexican federal regiment in
Nogales. Sonora, in a big pa.
rade and assurances of full co.
operation had been extended the
Legion by Colonel Vasquez. The
25th Infantry. Col. Doherty com
manding, will also back the LIE.
gion boys to the limit. a dance
at1the Casino Nogalense. in No
gales, Sonora, will copclude the
days program, the dance to start
at niue, O'clock. Z.
The border vidette., 1925-11-07
NOVEMBER Z, 1925
LOCAL NEWS.

Mrs. I. Underwood, wife of the
proprietor of the Sonora News
Company. is i'll at st. Joseph's s
hospital.
Max Muller, vice-president oi
the Sonora Bank & Trust Com.
pany, has returned from an out.
ing in California.
Alex. Joffroy, pioneer custom
house, broker Of. Nogales, So.
nora, is in San Francisco, where
he went last week on business.
Don Luis Martinez, of Quay.
mas. vice president of the So
nora Bank & Trust Company, is
q business visitor on the border.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alex Carpena
have returned from an automo
bile trip to Los Angeles, where
their daughter is attending col
iege. IS.
Frank, not John, Baptist. has
been ia Nogales this week doing
his stuff, He registered at
the popular Evans hotel from
Phoenix.
The regular weekly business
meeting of the NoRales lodge OF
Knights of Pythias. was held
Wednesday evening at the Fire.
mems Club. 20.
Writ G. Bowman, local CAPT
taIist,, has returned from q bust
ness trip to San Diego, Califor.
MIA, whefe he has extensive
financial interests.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Dye motor
! ed to Tucson. last Sunday to at
tend the air meet and races al
the. dedication of the new avia'
tion field in that city.
| DR.. j. M. Miller, clever check
| artist, who register at the Evans
| hotel, is wanted here for passing
worthless cashier checks on 8
Santa Fe, New Mexico defunc'
bank. ~ :; :
The border vidette., 1925-11-07

Members of the Nogales Hi
ram Club met Wednesday noon
at the Masonic hall for the regu
lar weekly luncheon.
Webster. Fl. Land, former No
gales-Tucson banker. who now
engages in the less exciting bust,
ness of buying and selling cat
tile, was q border city visitor lasl
Tuesday a few hours. =
John Higginbotham, Laird -of
Carlo, Sonora, is i'll at st. 10
seph's hospital, where he is be
ing treated by DR.. A.. L. Gus
letter. Mrs. HigRinbotham is
with the Laird, who has a host
Of friends in this city and in the
state of Sonora, where he has
resided many years.
Hal Chase, peerless first base.
man." who is the idol of all No.
gales baseball fans has been a
visitor in the city this week from
his home town. San Jose, Cali
fornia. Chase who has been
heading the Border League as
captain of the Douglas team, may
spend the winter in Nogales,
where he has many friends.
Good news comes from Los
Angeles to the effect that Harry
G.. Woodruff, vice president and
general manager of the United
States Graphite Company, who
has been very Ill, is greatly i'm
proved. Before leaving this city
recently. Harry said he would
come back on his own power.
Dad" we believe you'll do it.
For SALE-A BARGAIN -Lo,
Thirty7three approximately u
by no.. feet.- and part of Lot
number Thirty, situated on: the
north (high) side of Elm. street,
opposite the Bulge Flats. Ar
ideal site for an apartment house
or residene. being near the Elm
street school and close to- the
business center. For particulars RS
see Emory D. Miller at THE
BoRER VIDETTE Office.
| Telegraphic invitations have
been sent by Major Sam Rotge
field director of the Red Cross
and chairman Of the com mittee
for the Ridge. Igo Post of sthe
American Legion, to Gov. Geo
W. P. Hunt of Arizona, Gov
Alejo Bay OF Sonora and, to Gen
eral Francisco Manzo, chief o
military operations in Sonora
asking their presence here fot
participation 10 the Armisticss
Day program to be presented il
this city November. 11th., ~ 4.
The border vidette., 1925-11-07

The Ell Saguaro Camp Fire
Girls staged a delightful party
last Saturday night at 428 Elm
street, the home of one of the
members. About forty persons
were present.
Edward Titcomb, son of Mr.
and Mrs. E. Titcomb, has gone
! down the West Coast Of Mexico,
on business for the big local firm
of Roy & Titcomb, Inc, Of which
! be is a member.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. r. Dodge oi
Oregon, have gone to Noria, So.
nora, Mexico. where they will
make their home on land pur.
chased from the Sonora Valley
Land Company.
Ed. F. Bohlinger, Patagonia
mining man. who is administra.
tor of the big estate of the late
Col. r. r. Richardson, founder
Of Patagonia, was a business
visitor; in Nogales Monday.
!. A supper was given Thursday
evening at:the Casino Nogalense
by the, Chamber Of Commerce in
honor of Colonel. "A. j. Doherty,
new commander of the 25th, Ia.
fanty, stationed at Camp Stephen
D. Little. ~
Mr.. and Mrs. J. r.. Foster are
the happy parents of a baby girl
which arrived on the scene early
Sunday morning. Mrs. Foster
is niece of Collector Of Gus
toms and Mrs. Charles L. Fow.
lies of: this city.
+ Mroand Mrs. Joe Halstead OF
Phoenix, motored down to the
border Wednesday,. They for
merlyresided in' Nogales where
they. have many friends. Mr..
Halstead is member of the j.
D, Halstead Lumber Company,
the main, Office OF which is in
,, Phoenix.
Colonel Donald W. Hare, we'll
known geologist, who is super.
lintendent of the Giant Mining
Company's mining properties 10
this county9on which extensive
exploration and development
work is being done. was a bust
ness visitor in Nogales Thurs
iday asfew hours. .'''
! President. Bracey Curtis Of the
+! First National Bank, President
A. M! Gillespie Of the Noeales
National Bank, and w. G. Win.
egar,- ,-asecretary of the. Sonors
Bank sa& Trust Company, are ir
Phoenix attending the Arizona
Bankers Association Convention
/ which convened yesterday...s
Imperial Valley press., 1925-09-24
FORMER RESIDENT
IS HERE ON VISIT

". p. Sawyer, former FL Centre
business man, who still retains a
number Of business interests in the
valley, though living in Prescott,
Arizona, has been visiting in this
city the last few days.
Mr.. Sawyer will be remembered
by older residents rs Major Saw
yer. who formerly operated the l..
and S. thoatcr and the Tulane the
atcr here. He took an active in
tercst in FL Centre business affairs
while he resided here, and has
many friends with whom he re
newed his acquaintance during his
present visit.
In order to keep in touch with
valley affairs, in which he is Wit
ally interested, Major Sawyer is q
subscriber to the Imperial Valley
Press. and stated today that he
finds it the best medium for obtain
ing information on local and valley
happenings.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-09-24
! MAN, WE;L.I-KNOWN
HERE, NABDED IN
SALT LAKE CITY

Sheriff Gillctt this morning re-
ceivcd q letter from The police ai
Salt Lake city, advising him Of
the arrest in that city on a charge
of assault with intent 10 murder,
Of Gcor2e Smith, alias Green vii
liams, coiorcd, who figured in IN
interesting casc in This city in
March, 1929.
At that time Williams as he was
known here was j>nitor Of the high
school AT Imperial, where he lived
with his wife and three small child
rem. It was taken for granted that
the children belonged to the couple
until n sheriff arrived from Texas
with Il warrant for Mrs. Williams,
charging her with kidnapping each
Of the children from three different
families back in Texas.
According 10 the story which the
Press carried At the time, on three
d.ffcrcn, occasions Mrs. Williams
informed her husband that she cN.
pcctcd Doe Stork'' to visit the
family and she wished to have her
baby born in Texas. Williams ac-
cordingly gave her money to 90 to
Texas.
After spending some time in Tex
rs, the supposition being that she
was enjoying herself, Mrs. Williams
returned to her husband accom-
panied by Il small coIorcd youngster
which she introduced to Williams as
the new member Of the family.
Williams Vanishes
There was considerable litigQt ION
involving the case, and the Twas
officer who came here for Mrs. VIII.
iams and the youngsters, stated that
Williams was wanted back in he
Lone Star state for murder. Will
Jams accordingly disappeared. Mrs.
Williams and the youngsters were
sent back TO Texas for the authori-
ties Of that state to deal with.
Although search was carried on
for Williams. he was never located.
About two weeks ago lie was in n
fight in Salt Lake City, during
which he used a knife On another
negro. When arrested, papers
found on his person showed that he
was known in Imperial Valley and
Salt Lake authorities sent his de-
scription here.
Sheriff Gillctt Immediately re-
called the Williams case and gave
all the information he possessed to
the Salt Lake Officers, including the
tip that Williams is believed 10 be
w"nted for murder III Texas. In
the letter received today the Salt
Lake authorities state they have
communicated the fact that Will
Jams is in custody TO the Texas au-
thoriticS and are waiting to find
oat if he is still wanted for murder.
The charges against Mrs. Williams
excited considerable interest here
and there was much discussion as to
whether or not the three children
involved We're really hers. Williams
was we'll thought OF in Imperial,
being prominent in the colored col
ony and was an active church worker
Imperial Valley press., 1925-09-24
SEELEY
Dy Press starr Correspondent

by Press Staff Correspondent
George Campbell, Fred Mastick
and g. +. McIlornc spent Il day re-.
Gently in the hllls deer hunt ing.
Mr.. ana Mrs. c. j. O'Marr are
Spending Il few days at Laguna.
VIM. Schroff of san Diego is here
locking after his property interests.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. +. Rogers and
family have returned from Porter
vile where they visited Mr.. Rog-
cr S parents.
Laura and Sidney Goddard who
have just returned from San Jose
are attending Seeley union school.
Rev. and Mrs. Austin of Burbank
are spending the week in this COM
munity visiting old friends. They
are making their headquarters with
Mr.. and Mrs. $. II. Frost.
Mr.. and Mrs. \. II. Sheldon have
returned from fine vacation at
MADEIRA with Mr.. Sheldon s parents.
The Parent Teachers association
held its first meeting of the season
on Tuesday. The following Off
GERS were elected: Mrs. Noel, pres
idcnt; Mrs. lIuri, vicc,prcsident
Mrs. G. +. Lens, secretary; Mrs. a.
K. Ferguson, treasurer. The dis
cassion of serving hot lunches 10
school children Was taken up. The
association also decided to give Il
rcoC Cption to new teachers. 4 com.
mittec was appointed to attend to
this matter.
Mr.. skinner, county truant off
Ger, has been busy in Seclcy union
district checking up delinquents.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-09-24
DENIES PLEA FOR
CHANGE OF VENUE

Motion for u change of vehne in
the ease of Harry Mullen, charged
with violation Of the city plumbing
ordinance, was denied by Judge
Whitelaw in tho police court this
morning. Through his attorney,
Frank Birkhauser, Mullen filed an
affidavit stating that he believed
the court to be prejudiced against
him, and that he could not obtain
q fair trial.
Attorney Birl,hauscr then filed y
demurrer to the complaint against
Mullen and the court set Monday as
the date for hearing argument on
the demurrer. Mullen was released
under 5000 bonds,
Imperial Valley press., 1925-09-24
SHOOTS CAFE MAN
WHEN HE REACHES
FOR FRYING PAN

OAKLAND, Calf, Sept. pa
Firing without warning, an unidcn.
titled man wounded Charles Ander-
son. restaurant proprietor, here to-
day and escaped in an automobile.
The man entered Anderson s es.
tablishment at an early breakfast
hour. Anderson, thinking him a
customer, stopped to pick up a
frying pan and the man opened fire
apparently under the belief that the
restaurant man was reaching for a
weapon. Three bullets struck An.
derson, none in Il fatal spot.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-09-24
Valley Chambers
To Meet Friday

What promises 10 be m important
meeting Of the Associated Chambers
Of Commerce Of Imperial Valley.
Will be held tomorrow night al I'm
pcral, this being the first meeting
Of the organization sine" last June.
when meetings were adjourned for
the summer.
Invitations have been sent TO the
chambers Of commerce at .Jacumba
and Yuma TO send Representatives 10
the meeting 10 discuss he advisable
ity of joining the Associated Cham
bcrs and il is believed this matter
will be given considerable discEsSion.
Considerable business has pi!cd
\'lr1ng the summer months, anu
the first meeting is certain 10 be an
Interesting one. Dinner will be
served previous TO the meeting.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-09-24
LARORER BURIED
WHEN WALL FALLS

san FRANCISCO, Sept. pa
Hurley Howell, labor"r injured
when a falling wall crashed down
upon him and August Wallet. fellow
laborer, was said today to have Il
chance for recovery.
Wallet, trapped fer three hours
under bricks and large rolls of
paper, was rescued with no broken
bones and no apparent serious in
jury.
The wall fell when excavation on
an adjoining lot weakened the
fOundaiiO
Imperial Valley press., 1925-09-24

however, the 100000 opfrating,appal,
casics were not put On: OF business,
instead they increased in number.
Savings Increase
Savings bank accounts have in.
creased t4 coo. 900, 600 in five wears
some of this vast wealth may De
attributed 10 prohibitions it is
claimed.
Declaring ihat> liquor has been the
the dominent cause Of crime, ad
yocatps Of prohibition contend that
lawlcssnesS traceable to drink has
diminished wherever thcre has been
effective enforcement. Arrests for
nublic intoxication have dropped
from I 1.oJ0,0O0 TO 100000 annually.
Violators of the prohibition Law
only constitute IL per cent Of tho
prisoners in federal penitentiaric'
while postal law violators and drug
users average u much higher per
cottage, department Of justice fig
ures show. Crime, as a whole, has
declined alightly throughout tho
country.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-09-24
Health, Morals
Improve Under
Dry Act, Claim
all causes has fallen from 1892
To 1897 per 900 Of population.
(COntfnred on Page 6}

all causes has fallen from 1892
To 1927 per 1000 Of population.
Communicable diseases ara less
Frey alrnt now than ever before and
th" average longevity of the Amer
lean race has increased six 10 eight
wears since 1920.
Delinquency Is Less
Juvenile delinquency has fallen to
E; third Of its former figure and cX-
p0ncnt9 of the Nolstcad Act attrib-
Ii" this TO prohibition. Public NOR
ais have improved in recent ycars,
ministers contend, pointing to the
fact that their congregations have
Increased about 100000 in the
last five years.
abolition Of 177.790 saloons, di-
verted more than two billion annual
" from the tiIls Of bartenderS 10
other businesses. Al the same time.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-09-24
LIKELIHOOD Seen
OF QUIZ TURNING
TO AERO BUREAU
Confined from page I
Will Probe Theory

Will Probe Theory
This theory probably viii hang
on whether the 300 specimens Of
the ships duralnminum now being
tested at The bureau Of standards
show any deterioration.
The members of the court seem
to have given the theory much con
sidcration. Their actions and com
mcnt in Surveying the wrcckagc
ccntcred about the duraluminum
structure.
'This has greatly clarified your
testimony Captain Mcbride, q
member Of the court, was heard to
say to Commander kraus.
After the noon recess, the sur
yivorS were to be cross examined
on the typewriter statements sub
mittcd at The beginning Of the invcs-
tigation.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-09-24
FARM BUREAU TO
MEET SATURDAY

TO formulate plans for the com.
ing years activities. Q. G. Webster
president of the Imperial County
Farm bureau has called Il meeting
of the board Of directors of the
farm bureau which will convene
next Saturday morning at 1O
o'clock in the new office at the
court house. \ meeting Of the
manager committee is called for
9:i5 TO prcccdc the other gather
ing.
Prospects for the farm bureau
for the coming year are unusually
BRIGHT c. G. Jankins, mana ger
Of the bureau, stated today. Many
farmers are coming in and asking
for membership in the organization,
expressing their desire to support
the work.