davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1925-07-09

Combine this unusual ground-grip
with the fact that Keds frequently
outwear two or three pairs of other
shoes-and it is easy to see why
Keds are the standard sport shoes
today.
Keds are unequalled for the
hard, everyday wear of boys and
girls-and for all vacation uses OF
old and young alike.
You can get Keds IN many styles
and at prices from E.25 to $3.50.
But remember-every Keds shoe
always has the name Keds on it.
Avoid substitutes. Accept only
shoes that have the name Keds
on them.
iln;tsd STATES Rubber Company
Evening star., 1925-07-09

SURE FooTwoRKl Tremendously
important in every athletic sport
but even more so when walking
on the wings of an airplane three
or four miles up in the air!
That's why the following letter
from Sgt. Randle Bose-who two
years ago broke the worlds alti-
tude record for a parachute jump
lis remarkable tribute to Keds:
III find that Keds are better for aerial
wing walking and parachute jumping
than any other shoes / have worn, due
to the fact that they will not slide
from underneath you. At the same
time Keds are unusually. light and a
great support to your ankles. In
short, Keds are absolutely the best
shoes have ever worn when making
parachute jumps"
Evening star., 1925-07-09
VIC and Potomac
Telephone Co. 1853 Meters).
Early Program Tomorrow.

6:45 TO 7:45 a.m.-Morning set
ting-up' exercises by the Metro
politan Life Insurance Co., direct
from the Metropolitan Tower, / Madi
son avenue, New York City.
Evening star., 1925-07-09

A fossil tree 70 feet long and esti.
mated by scientists to be at least a
million years old has been unearthed
in the Asanol mining area of Bengal
1t sometimes reaches 80 degrees be.
low zero in Hell. little town In Nor
Evening star., 1925-07-09
Local Radio Entertainment
Thursday, July g, 1925.
NAA-NavaI Radio Station, Radio,
Va. 434.5 Meters).

3:45 p.m.-Weather Bureau reports.
1905 p.m.-Weather Bureau reports.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-07-02

Par h6nappal ezelott Magyar
orszagon beliigyminiszterium
nyomozoosztalya nagyaranyu ut
levelcsalast leplezett lie. A buda-
p S amerikai konzulatuson
ugyanis rajottek ARA, hogy r0Nid
lido alatt t0bben vandoroltak Xxi
Borsod megyebol ugyanazon ne
veen es teljesen megegyezo okma-
nyok alapjan Amerikaba. Egy
nagyaranyu szervezett utlevelcsa-
10 sz0vetkeZet dolgozott es tette
lehetove, hogy .ugyanegy okma
nyokkal egesZ sereg embert XII
csempesznek Magyarorszagb6l.
A belligyi nyomozoosztaly ero-
teljes nyomozast inditott, amely
meglepo eredmenyre vezetett.
Megallapitottak nyomozoosz-
taly detektivjei, hogy az utlevel-
csal6k ,kikutattak, Xix azok az
Amerikaban sziiletett borsodi en-
berek, akik nehany dollarert ok
manyaikkal Ihajlandok veltak ell.
adm. Ezeknek a segitsegevel az
utan sikeriilt t0bb borsodmegyei
magyar embert Amerikaba csem-
peszniok. Icy peldaul Csecsetka
josef neven nyolc szendroi fold
mives vandorolt XII.
A nyomozas lefolytatasa utan
eljaras indult szendroi adoiigyi
jegyzo ellen es ezzel egyidejileg
tegyelmi vizsgalatot is ind stottak
ellene, amelynek soran felfle casz
tettek allasab6l. A nyomozas To-
vabbi soran azonban olyan moz-
zanatok lettek ismeretesek, anne
lyeknek alapjan az adoiigyi jegy-
zot az ellene folyamatba tett fe-
gyelmi eljaras lneghagyasaval
egyidejiileg visszahelyeztek ALA
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-07-02
EGY BORSODI MAGYAR REGI OKMANYAIVAL
s MAGYART CSEMPESZTEK BE AMERIKABA

saba, miutan j6hiszemiisege bebi-
zonyosodott, Ett6l fiigeetleniil
azonban folyamatban van bunt-
to eljaras tobb edelenyi es szend-
roi lakos ellen. A budapest anne
rikia konzulatus pedig ezzel kap-
csolatban a napokban arrol erte-
sitette Borsod varmegye alispani
hivatalat, hogy hamis utlevelek-
kel Amerikaba kicsempeszett bor-
sodmegyei lakosokat deportaltak
es rovidesen visszaszallitjak oket
Magyarorszagba.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-07-02
A FERJ MENTEGETI
MAGAT.

Paller egyekent AIT allitja,
hogy 8 Amerikaban, mielott at
j0tt volna a tengeren, felesege-
vel k0zjegyzo el6tt megallapo-
dott, hogy kiil0n fognak elni es
akkor egy 10000 dollar ertekii
hazat iratott ra. Egy evig cit mar
Nagyvaradon, mikor feleesege a
batyjaval utana kildte negy oyer
meket, akik koziil egyik meg po-
lyas volt.
Azerdekes csaladi bonyodalom-
max egyelore nincsenek ujabb for.
dulatai, de felek kiJelentese sze.
rint remeny van ra, hogy kolcso-
n0sen bekes uton elintezest nyer
Paller Nor ugyanis azzal magya
razza a sajnalatos esetet, hogy {
csak azert vett magahoz e2y II.
asszonyt, hogy az Amerikabol 'ho4
zakiildott gyermekeinek anya
gondozoja legyen, inert nevele
siikrol legfeltGbb szeretettel akar
gondoskodni.
Az Amerikab6l visszatert asz
szonyt a kiallott izgalmal1 beteg
&c tettek es most szall6beli laka
san apoljak. Gyermekeit meg mil
dig mem lathatta.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-07-02

kell tartani. A bebi egeszs6ge IS fejl5- !!
desc nagyreszt taplalekt6l fugg. Csc
csem6jet naponta firdesse IS rendesen
taplalja- Ha mem tudja bebijet szop-
tatni, akkor pr6balja meg a Borden 3
Eagle tejet. A legkitiinobb csecsem6
taplalek - gazdag tehen tejb6l Is fl
nom porcukorb6l keszil specialisan
bebik reszere. Min6sege Is egyforma-
saga Matt zorvosok mindenutt ajanl-
jak. Szamos nemzedeken at az ameri-
kai anyak ezrei Borden's Eagle tejen
neveltek fel gyermekeiket. Tettek ezt
azert, inert barataik Eagle tejet ajan
lottak es inert nagyon kielegit6nek Ia
ialtak.
Teny az, hogy abban az id6ben, a
mikor gyermekek gyorsan n8nek, rosz
szul vannak taplalva. Ugy think fel,
mintha 1eleg taplalekot fogyasztananak
el, mig teny az, hogy az eledeliik mem
nyujt nekik elegend6 taplalekot. Mem
regiben kis6rletet vegeztek iskolas-
gyermekek kozott, melynek eredmenye
AIT bizonyitja,, hogy az Eagle tel ma
gyon hatasos rosszul taplalt gyerme-
kek gy6gyitasanal. Minden gyermek-
mex sziiksege van ARA az energisra. me
| lyct az Eagle tel nyujt. Fatal gyefme-
keknek minden nap ket evokanal Eag-
lie tejet kell ADM ha-omnegyed csesze
! hideg vizben feloldva. A delel6tti vagy
delutani etkezesn6l ada neki. Id6sebb
gyermekek jobb szeretik ginger ale,
gyum0lcslevel vagy habart tojassal Ike,
verve. h.
Olvassa ell figyelmesen minden heten
ezeket cikkeket 6s 6rizze meg, hogy
iov6ben hasznalhassa.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-07-02
A RUTEN.

Ruten f0ld0n rekviraltak csc
HEX. Egy elkeseredett magya.
megtagadta az onkentes beszol-
galtatast'', mire az emberseges
h6ditok agyba- -fobe vertek az Ell
keseredett magyart.
A magyarok csoportba verod-
TEX es hangos elegedetlenkedes-
sci targyaltak az esetet.
= Megse jarja, hogy ICY ban
max neppel!
- Ki kell 6ket verni!
A harmadlk a lazadast java
solta.
A acknowledges ruten hallgat-
ia az elegedetlenkedest, aztan
.mergesen megsz6lalt.
Egyotoknek sincs igaza? -
mondta kemenyen.
Miertg - tamadtak ra egy-
szerre a magyarok negyen is. N
- Mert en- mem lazadnek fel,
ila akarmit csinalnanak is We
lem, ssolt nekipirulva ru-
ten.
Persze - felelt ra mergesen
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-07-02
Farmak!

Farnak! Farmak! Farm ak!
Miel5tt vasarolna farmat, foldet, ha-
zat vagy ingatlant, tekintet n6lkul ar
rl s fekvesre, keressen fel bennunket.
@. e. TAYLOR,
412 Home Savings and Loan Bldg.
Troda: 64227 Telefonok Lakas: 343i4
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-07-02
VARATLAN MEGLEPETES.

A csaladi eletet egy varatlan
latogatas zavarta meg. Az elmult
napokban delutan egy konflis al
lott meg a Szacsvay-utcai haz ka-
puja elott. A kocsis is, az utas is
alig latszottak Xxi a hatalmas bo-
r0nd0k koziil. Egy h0lgy csenge-
tett be kapun nehany fpillanat
mulva es Pallert kereste. Hamaro
san kitud6dott, hogy ez a no mem
mas, mint Pallernek Amerikaban
hagyott elso, igazi felesege, aki
a Metropol szall6ba szallt.
Macy jelenet mem volt. AZ anne
rikai asszony, mikor latta, hogy
ferje mem akar rola tudni, rem
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-07-02
131-IK CIKK.
Tanacskozzek az orvosaval
idejeben.

Ha a bebi megbetegszik, azonnal or
vost kell hivni es az anya vezessen fel-
jegyzeseket bebi h0mersekletSr6l, az
iit6er vereserol, lelegzesr6l, kohoges-
rol, sirasr6l, q fajdalom jeleir0l a
gyermek altalanos kinezeser6l. Jegyez-
re fel, hogy mennyi IS milyen t6plale-
kot fogyasztott el, mennyi vizet ivott,
a szekeles mennyiseget es min6s6get, a
vizeles mennyiseget, hanyast, vagy bar
lnily szokatlan jelt. A szekelesb6l Is q
yizetletb6l egy mintat ell kell tenni,
hogy az orvos lathassa.
Az orvos rendel6seit vigy&zattal Is
pontosan teljesiteni kell. Az anya je-
gyezze le egy iv papirra az id6t, ami
kor rendel6seket teljesiti es az ered-
menyt Is barmifele szokatlan k6rjelet.
Ha mem lehet orvost kapni, akkor az
apolasnal a kovetkez6 szabAlyokat
tartsa be: A gyermeket agyban kell tar
tapi, mig homerseklete 99.5 fox F. Ha
sgiSes beteasfeben, szenYdstt, ,akkor
radjoa segyy hdfig1 sAgsban azutan,
hogy aSh6msrs6kletes snofnalis (ss.6
99.5 fog F.) volt "a 6r6ig. "A betegss-
gek kovetkezmenyeit nagyreszt meg
lehet akadalyozni, ~ az ipol6st kitol-
ia q labbadoz&si id6re is.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-07-02
HA AMERIKAB0L GESZEN vARATLANUL
ERKEZIK vISSZA A MAR REGEN ELHAGYOTT,
IGAZI FELESEG
Egg dusgazdagon hazavandorolt amerka magyar hazas
sagi kalandja

d0rseghez fordult, hogy feljelent-
Sc Pallert bigamiaert. A rend6r-
seq azonban azon allaspontra he
lyezkedett, hogy Paller mostani
hazassaga mem t0rvenyes es mem
lehet $50 ketnejiisegrol. A felje-
lentest ezzel az indokolassal rem
is fogadtak ell. A ktlonos regeny-
Dol tehat mem lett biiniigy, csak
csaladi' bonyodalom, amely erde-
kessegevel azonban a nyilvanos-
sag ele kivankozott.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-07-02
0HAzAI FEsT0

elvallalja az osszes szakmaba vago
munkak szakszeri elvegzeset. Huszon-
ot evi gyakorlattal rendelkezem fes-
to szakmaban. Levelez0lap hivasra a
hazhoz j0v0k. Az 0sszes belso- es kill
SO festesi munkakat, pontosan, szak-
szeriien Is meltanyosan arert vegzem.
LAZAROVITS S.. u
1343 Shelby Street Youngstown, O.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-07-02

i A gyorsan bontakoz6 kis re-
genynek erdekes fejezete k0vet-
kezik most Minthogy az anya
konyvvezet6 es egyhaz el6tt mem
kelhettek egybe, Paller m6dot ta-
laTt ARA, hogy megis 'hazaba We
Jesse kivalasztottjat. Van ugyan-
is egy zsid6 egyhazak altal ell
mem ismert, de gyakran elofor-
dul6 szokas, mely megenged olyan
eletk0z0sseget ferfi es No koz0tt,
NIT 10 ferfi el6tt barmelyik val
lastud6 zsid6 ferfi heber nyelvi
hazassagi szerzodessel hoz letre.
Termcszetesen ezt az anyakOnyv-
vezet0 mem respektalja, sot "a rab-
bisag sem es az esetleges gyerme-
kek is az anya nevet viselik. E sze
rint a zsido ritus szerint keltek
egybe Paller es a menyasszonya,
akit a boldog ferj pazar ajande-
kokkal halmozott ell. A Szacsvay-
utica Is. szamu hazat vette meg e.
oda k0lt0ztek be. Ez alig nehany
honapja tortent es akik ismertel
a szerepl0ket, sokat beszeltek {
szegeny leany Macy szerencseje
r6l, akiert elliott dusgazdag me
sebeli herceg, meg ha egy negy
gyermekes csaladapa szemelyebel
is.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-07-02

a magyar =, inert vel0k tartasz.
Ugy-e?
- Dehogy! = nevet kajanul a
ruten, t0rhetetlen hittel folytat-
va. = Ha follazadok, agyonl6-
mex. En- pedig oft akarok lenni,
mikor falumbol kikergetjuk
0ket.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-07-02

Ket napra ra az asszony ujbol
megjelent volt ferjenek hazaban1
es beboesatast kert, hogy gyerme-
keit lathassa. De a ferj mem en-
gedte meg, SGT kaput becsapta
az, asszony Ora el6tt. Pallerne er-
re hangos sikoltassal ajultan esett
0ssze. A sikoltasra kezdett meg
elevenedni az utica. Nehany perc
mulva mar aradtak az emberek
es csakhamar siirii t0meg toltot-
te be az egesz Szacsvay -utcat. Ne
hanyan az asszonyt tamogattak
egyenes allasra. Lassan tert MAJ
Gsboz ~
- Al gyermekeimet akarom lat
/ nj! kialtezta .,es. az utica kony-
hyen hevtil5 skoz6nsege mindjart
allast is .foglalt. A nagyobbik resi-
:, j6forman valamennyieen asz-
szonyok : 80 Pallerie me1le allott
es fenyeget6dz0tt, hogy a oyer
mekeket mutassa meg felesegG-
mex. K0zben ertesitettek rem
aorseget is, amely kivonult. Rem
d0rkordont kellett vontatni es a
rendor0k alig tudtak visszatarta-
nj a sok szaz embert.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-07-02

Olvassa ell figyelmesen minden 'heten
ezeket cikkeket es 6rizze meg, hogy
i0v0ben hasznalhassa.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-07-02
ELADo HAZ.

st. Louis Ave-, az Oak Hill ko-
zeleben Macy 5-szobas haz, fiirdo
villany es gaz bent, jo lot, megve-
heto mar $o00s- lefizetessel.
j. A. Burkholder, COG Home
Savings Bldg, telefon: 66970,
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-07-02

Paller Nor ket 6vvel ezel0ttl
t6rt vissza Amerikabol negy gyer-
mekevel egyutt Nagyvaradra. Pal
Ter sokat dolgozott Amerikaban s.
hogy munkajanak eredmenye
volt, igazolta azzal, hogy egyik
hazat mask utan vette, s6t fa
telepet is vasarolt es tarskent be-
lerett egy Macy boripari iizembe.
A dollarokbol tehat hazak nottek,
j0vedelmezo vallalatok es Paller'
Mort ugy emlegettek Nagyvara
don, mint leggazdagabb embe-
rex egyiket. Ketlovas kocsija volt,
de tagadhatatlanul otthon is in
tenziven dolgozott, a'hogyan AIT
mar idekint Amerikaban is meg
szokta. Icy jelentekeny vagyona
csak gyarapodqtt.
Nehany honappal ezelott Paller
mex megtetszett egy nagyvaradi
fatal tisztvisel6n6, udvarolni kez
dett leanynak, kolcs0n0s vonza-
lom fejlodott Xxi kozottiik es Pal
Ter elhatarozta, hogy felesegiil We
szi. Az eskiiv6 ele azonbant akada-
lyok tornyosultak. Paller Ameri
kaban hagyta T fe1esega, negy
gyermekenek ahyjht es igy iratai
mem is lehettek olyan i'rendbeIt, {,
hogy alkalmasak letteks .yalna eegSl
hazassag megk6tesehez, az farfya:
k0nyvvezeto vagy akar az egyhaz
~
pl0tt.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-07-02
APR0 HIRDETESEk
NrNKAT NYER :

Altalanos hazimunkara leany,
vagy kozepkoru asszony felvete-
tik.- Referenciak kivantatnaK.
Cim: 1917 Selma Ave-, telefon:
32473.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1925-12-15

MEMS BATH ROBES
Mems Bath Robes, So value. 1895
Women's B. Robes, val. to So $685.
A fine gift for father, mother, sister
or brother.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1925-12-15
MEMS SHIRTS

Just received big shipment of Ar
row Shirts-in they go" Give him
a shirt for Xmas.
$3.50 Shirts. sale price. :. SEAS
So English broadcloth, white $1.75
$3.50 Shirts, pretty patterns .$l.45
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1925-12-15
CLOTHING! CLOTHING!

We have just received, this week, lot of mems
high grade Suits, every one of which will go at our
December Sale prices.
$50 and $35 Suits, very special, all new. $l9.95
One lot Suits, specially priced. ....... SASS
One lot Suits, specially priced. .........$ 9.95
$500 young mems College Trousers. ....$ 295
$500 young mems College Trousers. .....$ 1895
Imperial Valley press., 1925-06-19
COlOred Scenes
In Local Film
Excite Comment

Much comment is being heard
around town today about the pic
turc which was shown last night at
the Palace airdome. "His Supreme
Moment - with Ronald Colman and
Blanche Sweet in the leading roles,
is Il quaint love story, with Colman
cast in the role of the lover, and ac-
cording to critics, he is declared to
play one of the strongest roles in
his career. Much praise is also Civ
en- Blanche Sweet for her fine act
ing since her return 10 the screen.
What drew the attention of thcater
patrons last night was the artistic
coloring used IN the dancing scenes
III this film, much speculation being
drawn forth az TO what method of
coloring was used TO make such Il
successful result
"licarts and Spurs with Buck
Jones, will be shown tomorrow night
at the Palace airdomc. In addition
TO the feature, Il new serial will
statt, with William Desmond as the
hero. Al Wilson, the world IS great
est Stunt aviator. will also be fea-
tured in "'Thc Fighting Ranger. ;"
Some Of the scenes were taken in
Mexicali, the most exciting being
the bah fight.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-06-19
SCHOOL. REPORTS
SHOW BIG JUMP
IN ATTEND ANCE

With the close Of the fiscal year.
school reports from the county
school superintendent 5 office show
an increase of - per cent over hat
of last year in the average daily
attendance Of the county elementary
schools
This increase carried with ii a
larger tcacher appropriation and 90
new additions have been made to
the teaching staff for the coming
year. Last year the county employ
ed 2l9 teachers, that number being
raised to 247.
The state enrolment for the
school year Of 1923 1924 was 1914
and the enrolment for the past
year, 5000 which shows consider
able increase, and acting rs 4 baro-
meter, indicates a jump in the popu-
latioH Of the valley.
The average attendance Of tho
six valley towns is as follows:
CalcXico, 1880, FL Centre. 1909,
Brawlcy 942, IIoltvilIe. 422, Imperial,
464, and Calipatria 408.
Imperial Valley supports 48 school
districts, including union and ele-
mentarN.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-06-19

BETTER METHODS
IN BUSINESS IS
ROTARY THEME;

Improvement in Business Meth
, ods formed topic of discussion
at the week, luncheon of The FL
Centre Rotary ciub yesterday, with
William Graham. Of the Valley
Wholesale Grocery Company acting
as chairman Of the day. Howard p.
Meyer and c. W. Runge. members of
Graham s committee, assisted the
chairman with his program, the for
mer talking Oh the improvement in
business from the hardware man s
standpoint, and the latter discussing
the same subject from the railroad
man s viewpoint.
A telegram was received from
Professor j. l.. House, who is in at.
tendance at the convention Of RO-
tary International which is in ses-
sion at the present time in Cleveland,
Ohio. The telegram stated that over
5000 delegates are in attendance,
and conveyed good wishes to the
local club.
In singing contest between two
teams, led by Ray Edgar and Lou
Philley, the latter's team won by a
howl, the judges refusing to state
whether the win significd the best
or worst singing.
Musical selections by Dorothy and
Woodrow Taylor were greatly en-
joycd by the Rotarians, who vigor-
ously applauded the excellent play
ing of the juvenile artists.
Visiting Rotarians iRcluded Ches-
ter Allison, d. f. Leonard, Alfred
l.. Heck, l.. NJ. Hutchinson, f. +.
Gruell, =. l.. Moore, Ralph Swearing
en- and G. b. Moore, Calexico; Dale
Cooper and Ray W. Hoover, I'll Cen
tro; JAY MilA,ead, Brawley, and
Richard X. Thurman, Rcdondo
Beach.
Guests included w. p. Coberly,
Cal.patria; f. NJ. Seifert, Los An
geles, II. II. Warner, South Pasa-
dena, Drum Huston, FL Centre, and
j. Il. Ford, San Bernardino.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-06-19
Electrif ying of
Railroads Theme
OF Today's Meet
by United Press Leased Wire

san FRANCISCO, June 10
Electrification of American steam
railroads was the main theme before
the National Electric Light associa-
tion convention here today.
Discussion started with report
by Frank R. Coates, chairman of a
committee on that subject, w. s.
Murray, New York; Paul S. Claph,
Washington, d. G., and Paul Shoup,
vice president Of the Southern Pa
cific, We're other speakers.
Edward y. Hurley, Chicago, form
er shipping board chairman, an
nomced an annual prize of $4,000
for the most constructive electric
appliance merchandising plan.
Following election of officers the
delegates were to be taken on a
boat ride around San Francisco bay
as Il closing feature Of the conven.
tion.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-06-19
Three Men Are
Drowned In River

MARYSVILLE, Calf, June 10
Search was still ON today for the
bodies Of three employees of the Pa
cific Gas and Electric company,
drowned late yesterday in the com
pany's flume seven miles above Col
gate.
The dead men are:
BART Pinagolia, John Williams
and Arch Williams.
a section of the flume is report
ed to have collapsed, washing the
three men into the Yuba river.
Pinagolia and John Williams leave
families. The other man was a
stranger recently employed.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-06-19
NOTES ABOUT WOMEN

Girl stcnographcrs in England
receive on an average Of $2I00 Il
week.
Geisha girls in Toxic, Japan,
have recently built theatcr Of
their own.
Forty-six per cent Of the total
working force in the men S clothing
industry are women.
About onc-fuurth of the office
staff in the soviet government de
partments in Russia are womcn.-
Claiming the care of holding
public office interferes with her
home work, Mrs. Dora Whiston has
rendered her resignation as mayor
Of Holloway, Ohio.
Japanese girls have formed so,
Imperial Valley press., 1925-06-19
Son of Prominent
Man Indicted on
Mann Act Charge

SAN FRANCISCO, June 19. -
Claude b. Swcezey Jr., son of a
former Monterey Preside command
cr, was under Mann Act indictment
here today on testimony unwillingly
given by lis companion, Mrs. Mar
garet Speer Rice Of Baltimore, Md.
The Indictment charges Sweezey
with "inducing and enticing" Mrs.
Rice to travel with him from Pitts
burgh, Pa, to California.
Swcezev was arrested at Santa
Cruz, Cal, on bad check charges
which arc pending while he is
prosecuted under the federal charge.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-06-19
NUT AND RAISIN BREAD

One and one-half cups flour, cups
graham flour, !. cup corn meal, y
cup brown sugar, teaspoonful salt,
4 teaspoons baking powder, q cup
chopped nuts, cup chopped raisins,
cup milk, II cup molasses, Il tea
spoon soda.
Sift dry ingredients together;
add nuts and raisins; add milk and
mix well, then add molasses and
soda which have been mixed to-
gcther.
Bake in two small creased loaf
pans in moderate oven about 45
minutes.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-06-19
Fishing Boat In
Frisco Bay Taken,
Full of Liquor
Hy United Press Leased Wire

SAN FRANCISCO, June 10
The fishing boat S57, carrying $50
cases Of whiskey, was captured to-
day by the coast guard after a chase
off Pigeon Point and two men ar
rested.
The coast guard cutter %, which
made the seizure, chased another
suspected liquor ship, the Emma 5,
for several miles, but the vessel had
no liquor aboard when it hove to in
response to shots from the cutter.
The skipper said 20 cases he had
landed at Monterey had been taken
by hijackers.
Hans Nielsen and Otto II. Meyer
were arrested aboard the S57.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-06-19
Bride OF Month Is
Suicide In L. A.

HOLLYWOOD, June 10. - Mrs.
Rose Widman. %. bride of MONTH
gassed herself early today in tho
bathroom Of her bungalow.
A farewell note addressed to hes
husband. Elmer Widman, travelling
salesman said:
= feel I am going insme-don \
want TO be n burden"
Police said Mrs. Widmam 1T
tempted to commit suicide several
weeks ago.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-06-19
Employees of Singer
Sewing Machine Company
to Hold Picnic in Hills

Employees of the Singer Sowing
mnchinc offices in the valley will
entertain their families and friends
at picnic to be held at Jacpmba,
Sunday the 2Sth.
A basket lunch will be served at
noon and the afternoon will be de-
voted to swimming, dancing and en-
ioying the various amusements ia.
cumha affords. Plans are being
made for the entertainment Of ap
proXimately 30 guests.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-06-19
BITS OF WISDOM

Powdered starch will help to
clean soiled wall paper.
Add pinch Of soda to EPSON
salts and you will find the dose less
objectionable
Use fancy shaped cookie cutters
to cut the bread for the sandwiches
for the buffet lunch.
Lemon juice and milk rubbed On
face and neck before retiring is a
splendid tonic for the complexion.