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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-02-25
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figyelemmel kisert. Eel egykor
bevegzodott az istentisztelet S kez
detet vette torvenyesen osszehi-
volt kozgyules, melynek egyetlen
targya, lelkeszvalasztas volt. A
gyiilest DR.. VIM. HI. Hudnut, a
First Presbyterian Church lelke-
sze vezette, aki elsosorban kerdest
intezett az egyhaz jegyzojehez a
gyiiles t0rvenyszerii osszehivasa :
max megt0rtenterol. Az igenl6 va
laszra, kimondja, hogy mai gyii
lesnek csak egy targya van: a
lelkesz megvalasztasa.
Hamory Gustav tette meg ez-
utan jelenteset, mely szerint az
egyhamegye, a trusteekkel az
| egyhaztanaccsal egyetemben a
gyiilekezetnek, ut. Laky Zsig-
mond, new brunswick lelkesz
megvalasztasat ajanlja. A valasz-
tas gyjilekezet tagjait illeti.
DR.. HuIdnut bejelenti az egy-
hazmegye altal kiallitott hivata-
los ohmannyal bizonyitja, hogy
az egyhazmegye a youngstown
magyar ev.-ref. egyhaz neveben es
cimeben, semmi neven nevezendo
valtoztatast mem kivan tavol all
tole olyan intezkedesek megtete-
lie, melyek a magyar reformatus
hittel vallasi gyakorlattal essszo'
kasokkal ellentetben allanak.
Ezutan Halasz gondnok felol-
vassa az egyhaztagok nevsorat, &
Xix 1925. december 6.-tol az egy.
haz rendes, fizeto tagjai. A nev
sor felolvasasa utan t0bben jelent
keztek egyhaztagoknak.
Az elnok felteszi kerdest
hogy tagok nyilvanos vagy tit
kos szavazast oha jtanak-e? vi
/; ragh JOSEF t0bb lelkesz jel0lese
keri, akik sorabol azutan torten
hetne valasztas. Mt. 10th San
dor r0vid magyarazattal szolgal
, mely szerint a gyiilekezet mindi!
csak az egyhamegye es egyhaz
tanacs altal jelolt egy lelkesz mes
valasztasa felett hatarozhat. Ha
jeloltet elvetik, alzkor mas jelolt
re keril a sor. A gyiilekezet
nyilvanos szavazast kivanja. /
zavazasnal felallott 63 ferfi es s
: moi egyhaztag.
Az elnok javasolja, hogy va
: lasztas meltosagat nagyban emel
i, ne, ha valaki, alSi nem szavazot-
! az egyhangu meghivas kimondS
i. sat javasolna, hogy a valasztas
a ban a gyiilekezet t0keletes es te.
: jes egyakarata legyen nyilvanvs
a 10. Az elnok .javaslatara, Virag
Jozsef tesz ilyen inditvanyt, mel
a utan a gyiilekezet egyhangu fe
n allassal 'bizonyitotta be egyakari
tat.
: Az eln0kl0 lelkesz Mt. LAX
p Zsigmondot torvenyesen egyha
r guam megya lasztott lelkeszne
n mondotta ki. A gyiilekezet a IN;
It ga kebelebol harom tagu bizotts
n nnt va q os,I+ oft :, niuyy NJ I sak kuu
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-02-25

Urvacsora .-Ezuton is tudat-
juk az egyhaztagokkal, hogy
marcus zen felb0jti alkalmatos
sagra az scent jegyek kiosztat-
max. Keszitsek magukat a hivek
ne feledkezzenek szokasos ado
manyaikrol ez alkalommal Sc.
Rendkiviili gyiiles.-Ahogy hir
dettetett is, reank j0v6 vasarnap
rendkWiiE kozgyiilest tartunk.
Targy: hozott torvenyek feletti
vegleges dontes. q Bizottsag XII
kiildese a kiszemelt telek azonna-
Ii megvetelere.
NoegyletJnk ujabb adomanya.
N0agyletiink ismet tanlajelet adj
ia egNhazunk iranti szeretetenek.
Il no elsG feleben 25 dollarral
ajandekozta meg egyhazunkat:
most pedigr A dollar es so cent
tel jarult kiadasaink fcdezesehez
Ezuton is koszOnjiik szives josa
gukat.
Helyreigazitas.- A multi szam-
ban kozze tett adomanyozok ko
ziil kimaradt More Janosne asz-
SONY, atyankfia neve, aki keksz
udomanyokkal jarult az este
lyiink sikerehez. Fogadja . is SKI
yes kOszonetiinket.
Marcus 15.-A fiiggetlenseg
emlekiinnepet fiiggetlenne walt
egyhazunk meltokepen fogja meg
iinnepelni marcus 14.-en este, al
Ukran Hallban. Mint ttbdjak h
vek, az Ukran Hall West Raye1
Aven. van, ahol nlultkor is tar
tottuk balunkat. Az unnepely va
csora kereteben fog megtorten
III S kitin0 program szaanok fog
Jitk szorakOztatni a k0z0mseget.
Husveti bal.-Ne felejtsek ell h
veigk, hogy husvet shetf0jen .egy
hazunk javara Macy bait rende
ziink az Ukrall Hallban. Ezze
| kapcsolatesan adom hiriil lit is
hogy legutobbi east youngstoW
nj balunk tiszta ..ifet,assedelHle Az dol
lar es so cent volt.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-02-25

A cigarettak egesz vilagaban mines mas
olyan vidam, olyan megnyugtato barat, mint
a Camel Sola mas cigarette nern szerzett
Is mem tartott meg oily sok baratot. Camel
sohasem farasztja Xxi az izleset, barraily sokat
is sziv belole. Oily ugyesen van keverve
hogy sohasem hagy cigarettas utoizt Bar
naikor gyujt "a egy Canelre, tudhatja, hogy
a leggyengebb fistot izleli, an1ely valaha
cigarettabol jott.
Ennek az egy cigarettanak keszitesenel
ninden kivansag az, hogy tessek, vilag
legnagyobb dohanyvallalata rr1inden .iigyes-
seget ada, hogy szolgaljon. Semn1isem
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-02-25
A dohanyzas
egesz vilagaban nincs olyan barat,
mint a Camel

es amerikai dol1anyok. A legugyesebb keve-
res. A legfinomabb cigarettapapir, rnely
Franciaorszagban kesziil reszere. Mines mas
cigarette, amely Camelhez hasonlo es fino-
mabb cigarette mem keszitheto. Can1elt va
lasztjak tulnyomo reszben tapasztalt doha-
nyosok.
Ha meg nem ismeri On Camel illatat es
izet, NILSSON fel egyet hires cson1agokbol es
probalja meg. Felkerjuk Ont, hogy hason-
litsa ossze Camelt barrnilyen mas cigarette
val, barmilyen arban keszult. Szivjon elegy
Camelt!
Imperial Valley press., 1926-05-19
Bv JIMMY GREENE

just as children are inclined to
fail to show their tricks when com
panv visits the house. so the BraW-
ley American Legion was unfortun-
ate enough to pull a "slow' card
last night, with Walter 4. Narwood,
secretary Of the California boxing
commission as one of the spectators.
George johnson took run out
powdcr,' in the main event and
Bat Sky of Los Angeles substituted
for him, against johnny Mcudez,
Sky showed an amazing ability 70
take punishment, aud the quccrest
process of breathing ever demon
stratcd in the boxing rin". He n7ff-
ed his checks up continually, cxhal-
ing with the noise OF Il steam
whistle. He managed to Qlout Men
dcz Il few, but most of the time he
was bicycling about the ring until
the fourth round, when Mcnd"z put
him to sleep.
Roger Wagner and Eth"n Carter
failed to live up to their professions
of marine and sailor. They acted
more like two ribbon clerks as they
SPARED eight rounds to draw,
Neither one hit a solid blow through
Imperial Valley press., 1926-05-19
Here and There
in Sport World

Barcelona-Paolino became the
heavyweight champion of Europe
bv defeating Eruinio Spalla of
Italy ON points in - round 90.
The victor, Basque wood chopper,
is expected to visit America soon.
Lcndon.-Thc Jockey Club and
tie National Hunt Committee an
uouuced that horse racing would be
rosHmcd Friday if local stewards de-
cidod that police were adequate to
insure propr" conduct.
New York-Johnny Hudgins,
Negro jockey who was injured in a
spill at the Jamacia race track yes
tcrday, today was reported rcccv-
cring. Hospital attendants describ-
ed his condition as "frail good.'
Portland, Ore-Tim Callahan,
Portland lightweight, won ten
round decision from Al Garcio of
Spokane in n main event fight here
last night. He was outboXcd up to
the eighth round when he started
sluggiug and knocked his shiftv OPP
Poncnt all over the ring for the re-
maiudcr of the bout.
klamath Falls, Ore.-Although
Benny DotSon. Portland, and Frank
ic Lewis, Bend, lightwcights, were
allowed to 90 the full ten rounds
in Il bout here last night, Tow Wat
crS, the referee refused to render
= decision, claiming the men failed
to Ito their best.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-05-19
American Golf
Invaders Not Up
To Real Form
,-ft BY Paw -: ". WHITE
United Press Staff CORRESPONDENT

OAltcu EIeSS SCd11 COrreSpOnuSnL
NEW YORK, NV -J.-Amcrica S
"matuer golfers VINO have invaded
England to compete for the Walker
cup, thus far have failed to display
expected form in thrce important
test.
On Saturday the invaders. with
the single exception Of George Won
Elm, the young Californian. were
badly handicapped by the miserable
weather conditions and Major G. 0.
Hczlct, Irish champion, won the st.
George challenge vase. I@n Elm,
fighting desperately in the face of
powerful win and r:,'h squali,
tied for second honcrs with Robert
Harris, British ANA ear champion.
While Americans were "bagrined
at their teams showing in the mod
al event, it Was chiefly expected
they would triumph in match play.
This nope, however, did not mater
ializc.
Two days Of play with the Ok
ford Cambridge go!fing society say
the Americans barely nose out I
victory and yesterday the invaders
dropped six and halvcd one Of ten
matches with the MolcS, Il Woking
club.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-05-19
SPORT NEWS SECTION
L.ECIONS BRAWLEY SHOW WAS SSLOW
ALTHOUGH SECRETARY YARWOOD OF
STATE BOXING COMMISSION SAW IT

ont the fight, though they did some
clever blocking at times. 1t looked
as though Carter did not close his
gloves throughout the fight.
Horace Self got decision over
Kenneth Wallace, though it looked
to us like Il good draw, and was cas-
lily the fight OF The night. Wallace
took the first three rounds, and Self
had an excellent opportunity to win
his fight in the fourth round but
could not follow up. Self started
the fifth round practically out on
his feet, bat shook il off before
the end Of the round. He staged a
great rally in the last round and
had Wallace rccling. Self might
have put the kayo across if he stuck
to his guns, but h" was more inter
csted in trying to talk to ringsid-
crs. We wish Jack Flynn would take
meat cIcavcr after that kid and
make him pay attention to his knit
ting. He is a good little fighter
if he viii only work seriously.
Ablo and De Wire opened the
show, the former. getting the dcci-
sion.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-05-19
Watching the
Score Board

Los Angeles defeated the San
Francisco Seals 4 to >, Elmer Ja-
cobs, Angel pitcher, being respon-
sible for part of the victory and
three untimcly errors by Seal play
crS responsible for the rest of it.
The Hollywood Stars trimmed the
San Francisco Missions 3 to 2
though the stars made only four
hits to the Missions nine.
Seattle won its first game in scv-
en- starts by taking Oakland with
a , to | score. II WAS also the
fourth straight ducking for the
Acorns.
Sacramento won the opening
game Of it's series from Portland,
8 to .. PAYNE, holding the Beaver
mound, WAS touched for ten hits
five Of them being for extra bases
Imperial Valley press., 1926-05-19
SPECIAL NOTICES
Mrs. KATE E. OLDHAM
Insurance of All Kinds
Phone 437

WANTHD-Marricd man ono child
REM TO take charge country store
for about three months. One who
speaks Spanish. Reference, j. +.
Red, MeCabc Store, Rte. ;, FL
Ccntro. ,17tf
OCEAN BEACH Nursery School.
Open all. summer for children
from TO ) years. For informal
tion write Beatrice H. Fish, 1881
Coronado Ave-, Ocean Beach, Cal
iforuia. 17t4
REAL SILK HOSIERY. Edwin
Stewart, Imperial Valley $.
Branch Manager, Box III, Ell
Centre, Phone 2jIW. 1.t6
FREE use this year of camp site
among big oaks. Plenty Of water
and shade. miles from Live
Oak Springs. Everything free.
Press Box 943. 14tf
y TRAINING school for IIardress-
crS Will be opened June 18th at
HolzWasser Inc, San Diego, 3rd
floor. a thorough training in
modern beauty culture is offered.
Information and terms on request.
katherine +. Richards, principal
10t26
HAiilHELL-The Roofer. Takes
guess work out of roofing. Phone
23lW. adv
l,K\ITIkE \VED-II5 No
5th Phone 623. l4tf
Imperial Valley press., 1926-05-19
Callahan Beats
Goodrich Plenty

Los ANGELES, May To- Mushy
Callahan made it unanimous mere
last night when he Won his second
drcisian from. Jimmy Goodrich,
former lightweight champion of the
Woyld. ......
Callahan beat Goodrich here a
month ago bat hi, victory was not
Impressive SO he agreed TO a re-
match.
/ Last night he took six rounds and
ouIy allowed Goodrich tive. His best
round was the third when he had
Goodrich groSsy AND nearly knock
ed him down.
Pat Lester knocked out Tony Flu
cntc, McXican heavyweight, in the
fourth round Of Il srhc4uIed, 70
round bout. Lester threw q fioekEaf
hard punches to Fuentc ss laid5sec!
ton to drop him. i4
After beng knocked dowp ii the
first and second rounds, Sailor Billy
Vincent stepped out and took al
the rest Of the rounds except the
ninth to win % decision over Sailor
LiSton.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-05-19
Giant Meets the
Neckless HOmbre
Ry United Press Leased Wire

LOS ANGELES, May 19.-Ivan
Poddubny, Russian giant, will make
his Los Angeles debut at the Olym-
pic auditorium tonight when he
meets Dan Koloff, the "necklcss
Bulgarian' in the top spot of the
semi-monthly wrestling card.
Poddubnv will outweigh Koloff
approximately % pounds but Koloff
thinks he knows enough trick holds
to overcome this handicap.
In another feature match, Nick
Lutte, former football PLAYER for
Notrc Dame, will grapple with Jat-
rinda Goho Gobar, Hindu champion.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-05-19
PRESS CLASSIFIED SECTION
FOR SALE >
MISCELLANEOUS

FURNITURE FOR SALE-At your
own price, on account of party
leaving town. Wicker chairs, tab
lc couch, china cabinet, dressing
table. Call between 8 a. m. and
p. m. Phone 600. Residence 64S
Olive st. > blocks south Of Bar
bara Worth. 1872
PIANO FOR SALE or rent. 515
Broadway. Phone 218. 21tf
FOR SALE-5O0 Marsh Seedless
grapefruit. 500 Eureka lemons. Ii.
II. Hunter, San Diego, Rte. 4, Box
479, Nursery, Lemon Grove. 1ytr
c,,h 0ALt--fldgeUns, White klng
aDd Red Carous. 764 Vine St
19tr
5000 GRAPEFRUIT and tango
inc trees. York Nurseries, High
land Calf. 2t52
ron oALE-Aursery stock, Wash
ington navcls and Valencias, seed
less grapefruit budded from select
buds furnished by Orange Grow
ers Supply Association. J. II.
Wideman, ITO High Ave. Red
lands Cal. 1926
FOR SALE-Typewriter. Just over
hauled. $3.50. DIR. Fix 1t Shop,
ltf
FOR SALE-To move, > tent houses
12X14. Phone 572, after p. IN.
Collins Wrecking Company. 270
No. 18th St. 7tf
A.NTED-from owners, Imperial
land to exchange for good Los
Angeles or Holly wood income pro-
perties. Lohman & Scout Inv.
Go. rs Grant Bldg. Los Angeles,
Calf. 1910
FOR SALE-.Bronzc Gobbler. Wix-
ON s, Sceley. 1876
FOR SALE-Saddle pony, P. C.
Box 1923, FL Centre. 1916
FOR sALE-12 sows, Poland
China. VIM. Esensec, miles cast
new Mt. Signal school. 14t5
FOR SALE-Pedigrecd German Po-
lice puns Mothcr second cousin
to StroEpl.rart. P;ice reasonable
40 Hell. 15t6
For SALE-R. |. Red cocks from
accredited stock and good laying
strain. W. f. Abraham. Box 1437
Brawley, Calf. 15t6
FOR SALE-Chevrolet coupe in ex-
cellent running order. Motor just
overhauled, $3.50. Terms. Wilson
Mchine Shop. Phone 54jJ. 15tf
FOR SALE-Head Milo. 323 per
ton, Threshed $50. G.. G.. Uussev.
Seeley. 1916
Imperial Valley press., 1926-05-19

LDSr-Bctwccn Braw!cy and Fish
springs ON los Angeles highway,
one $4X7 Firestonc Cord Tire. to-
&othcr with tube ON @2X6 rim !;
section in tire. Notify Pacific
Land and cattle Co., Imperial,
ta.if 1873
WAATED--tl.&pericnccd mechanic.
C#}l at. Union Oil Co. of Calf.
Third and Orange SIS. I9tf
tOh oALri-8egls,crcd Jersey bull
Guaranteed in every way. J. u.
Lc.ja, > miles southwest Of Mel
oland. 1868
ron RElNT-f'umishcd cottage. t
rooms, modern. Permanent only.
Inquire Room Bank Of Italy
Bldg. 1913
MATTRESS work should be done
b. before the summer Vacations All
baby mattresses ut cost. 1241
Main St. or phone 545R. - 2l 24
FOR RENT-Two room tent house,
partly furnished. 733 State. 1853
r'uE sALf-Chcap. Sewing ma
chine and electric fan. G5i Holt.
l9t3
FOR Second hand business,
Inquire p. Q. Box go, FL Cen
. tro. 1878
Imperial Valley press., 1926-05-19
Situations w Wanted

POSITION WANTED-Lady with
10 wears experience bookkccpcr
Stcnographcr, excellent rcfcrcn
ccs. Phone 22l. +. O. Box l21i
CalcXico. ING
WANTED Position by experience
ed tractor driver. Box 32f FL
Centre. Ist6
Imperial Valley press., 1926-05-19
KIRKLAND SAYS
KNOCKOUT BROWN
CAN KNOCK 'EM
According to Ed the San
F'ranciscan's Title is No
MiSnOmer.

Ed kirkland, member of the cOun-
ty traffic squad, comes to the bat
with Il statement about his old
school friend Knockout Brown, who
meets Harry Lee in the ten round
main event at the Imperial Valley
Athletic club Friday night.
According to Ed Brown has Il
terrific punch. "Why, if that bird
had some means Of protecting the
skin on his hands he could drive
nails with his fist, quotes Ed.
=" He was the Mickey Mcguire of
our gang going to school and though
he never bullied the rest of us, he
was s,lwaxse,re enc we depended
upon to pull us through Il scrap
with other crowds, and he would
wade in like Il tornado striking Il
wheat field. He fights the same
way now that he is a professional. y
Ed says he is going to strike his
boss for Il trip to the arena Friday
night SO that he can be on deck to
see Brown perform.
Those who have seem Harry Lee
perform here on several occasions are
inclined to the belief that Brown
will need something moro than
punching ability to beat the san
Diego boy. Vie Alexander can punch
us hard rs any heavyweight, but
Lee tied him up so IN their fight
two weeks ago, that the big cGlored
brother could not let loose single
puuch. Lee kept inside and
worried Vic with a left in his face
until through the fight.
Alaveras Unknown
Efforts to get Il line on this fcl-
low Alavcras, who meets Bobby La
Sale Of this city in the other ten
round bout, have not been success
full, rs he appears to be something
of Il man of mystery. La Sale IS
training on the supposition that he
is to meet Il man as tough as Jack
Dempsey, and is preparing to make
the tight of his life.
- IN not afraid of anything with
in 10 or l. pounds Of my weight up
or down and this AlaVcras is going
to have plenty of gloves FLYING in
his direction from the first gong, y
cHdnlcu bODDN us ne NHdHScU away
at punching bag in Harry Wood
bury's gymnasium. He npedu't t have
specified any particular weight
limitation, for Bobby is cocky
enough to square off with a heavy
weight.
Self Meets Battler
Battling johnson and Horace Self,
who are scheduled to open the show,
ought to produce a rittling good
fight. Self took the decision from
Kenneth Wallace last night ut BraW-
ley, and should Iavc scored kpvo,
except for his refusal 10 Wa&c n
and finish things up. If he start,
footing with the battlcr Friday night
he is likely to he admiriug the mocu
from the flat of his back, for .Iohl-
son can sock and sock hard. Pro-
Vidcd he pays attention to his fight
ing Self should have a good chanr"
of winning, but he is too fond Of
watching the crowd to make hjm
worth Il bet.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-05-19
GRAPES RIPE JUNE 6
WELTON MESA
LAND co.
572 Main Street, Ell Centre
Phone 192M

L OK EENr--iG0 ceres for Iairy
purposes q: hay making. Al stand
of alfalfa. Land perfectly level.
cd. New cement checks and fumes
Price $40 per acre for hay max
ing or $25 for dqrying. Within
) mites Of uoltvile. Call o. sec
{. Z. Kamm. Holtv.!le. Phone, Of
flee l2SW. HesideICc 33F21. I5tG
100 ACRES for sale. I40 levelei
and under cultivation. 100 acres
best silt land, on 2 roads, 2 miles
west and II mile south of Seeley,
No. are Tract 80 Twp 16 South,
of Range u East. 1 will sell this
for 10000, with $4,000 cash and
balance time, if interested. Write
r. NJ. Waddell, Glendora, Cal.
6tf
Imperial Valley press., 1926-05-19
THE WEATHER

Los Angeles and Vicinity: Fair
tonight and Thursday with moderate
temperature. Cloudy or foggy in
the morning.
Southern California; Fair tonight
and Thursday but cloudy on the
coast tonight; normal temperature.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-05-19
WANTED TO BUY

WANTED--Sccond hand f--nitur.
Cal 495W. 919 Main ST. l9tf
WANTED-Old false teeth. We
pay high as $40 for full sets.
Don matter if broken. We buy
crowns, bridges. Western Metal
Company, Bloomington, III. 1st .
WANTED-Good pasture for 80
head of heifers. Address Box No.
94l, care Press. 17tf
Imperial Valley press., 1926-05-19
COAST LEAGUE

yesterdays Results
Los Angeles I, San Francisco >.
Sacramento ), Portland >.
Seattle ,, Oakland /.
Hollywood ,, Missions |.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-05-19
Base Ball Standing
AMERICAN LEAGUE

Yesterdays Results
Cleveland !, Washington >.
New York ), Chicago ;.
Boston 6, st. Louis >. -
Detroit ), Philadelphia >.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-05-19
FOR RENT
FARM LANDS

FOR RENT-160 acres alfalfa for
dairy, soft land. Will divide. \
mile south and ~ miles west OF
Wcstmorland, Ed Stokely. llt2h
TO LEASE for vegetables. Is acres
of soft land for cash or shares
Chas. +. Parker, > miles west aud
Il miles south on Brawlcy.
Stf
FOR RENT-For vegetables. 40
acres near lIoltvillc, good soil,
perfect drainage, 3 or 4 years
lease. See Il. NJ. IIobson, 442 So.
Seventh st. 17t6
FOR LEASE-40 acres for vcgc-
tables, / miles from FL Centre, on
drainage canal Soft soil, has
been in alfalfa many years. Rent
50 an acre, three years. This is
very good value. Clarence f.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-05-19
Self Meets Battler

Kern county has asked govern
mcnt aid in building highway
through the Frasicr Mountain dis
trict.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-05-19
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Yesterdays s Results

Yesterdays Results
Brooklyn !, Pittsburgh t (l0 in
ningS ticl.
hnston-St. Louis. postponed, rain.
New lork-Cincimnati, postponed,
rain.
PhiIadclphia-Chicago, postponed,
raim.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-05-19
LAST CHANCE

u secure this Tome and income. We
viii ose OIL thi, today or som,r-
row, Completely renovated, fan
niture included.
For Sa1e--Double house near high
school, Rents for $100apcr month.
Small monthly payments. Owner
leaving valley. Can be seen for a
few days on premises. This is
your opportunity. Priced $1,000
below appraised cost. Rent from
the house will pay all expenses.
Several others are considering.
Act quick. 56l South Tenth ST.,
or call Tyler Insurance agency.
No Payment Down
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Imperial Valley press., 1926-05-19

round bout from Billy Hart at Gull
yer City.
The Los Angeles Athletic club s
monthly amateur boxing show will
be held tomorrow night. Nine bouts
have been arranged.
Pedro Amador, Panama feather
weight, will meet one of the best
scraDpcrs in the harbor district, Pico
Ramies. in ten round bout at
Wilmington tonight.
Charley Hoff, world 5 champion
pole vaultcr, who is still a guest Of
Southern California, wants Il speedy
decision from the national commit
tee of amateur athletic union on his
eligibility to compete in American
track meets.
Hoff has been suspended by the
A. A. L. because he failed to appear
at Il meet in San Francisco Il week
ago Saturday.
He was awaiting today a reply TO
his latest telegram to Frederick
Ruben, executive chairman of the
a. a. L. in New York, in which he
asked that his reinstatement be
made soon.
Hoff wants to compete with South
crn California $ pole vaulters be
fore he leaves this section of the
country.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-05-19

\ 100000 hotel and stage depot
ia mission style, win SION bc bollt
at Anahcim.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-05-19
FOR SALE
REAL ESTATE

FOR SALE-House on Wensley
Ave. Very reasonable terms. Val
ley Iurhs- G 26tf
FOR SALE-Ncw stucco house,
Furnished or unfurnished. 532
State. 27tf
FOR SALk.--loO acres about two
miles northeast from Holtville,
Tract jG-l5-lG. All III new alfalfa,
good stand, place in No. comdl.
uon. Owner willing to take large
sacrifice, l.. \. kcuAeda, owner
Of farm, IIolmeu, Wis. 3Ot36
FOR SALE
blocks from Main St, 10
room furnished house, rent
cd for $lOO per month. IN
Ntatgate this if you want
income property.
See Mrs. Oldham.
". .E.HANCOCk, RealtOr
J46 Main St. Phone 437
OPPORTUNITY SALE
RESIDENCE LOTS
will sell you lot and
help you arrange your
bundmg loan, clearing
the lot and taking sec
ond mortgage for Sc
curity. Let 5 "talk it
over My time is
yours, and the easiest
terms possible can be
arranged.
w. J. STONE
Res SD Euclid Phone 3S7
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LOST and FOUND

LOST--Boy s bicycle from high
school grounds. Notify 7S9
Brighton. Reward. 17tf
Lro r---Light b9own Spitz, answers
to naiue Joe Boy, License number
""%%7, Soto reward. Phone 337R,
81 Vine. l2tf
STRAYEI-Two calves, Guernsey
and Jcrscy-HOlstein, about / mos.
Old, | mile west i south. Owner
may have same by paying ad and
feed. VIM. Simpson. 1873
fOC ND-Folder containing keys
and license card with name Azure
limo d. RuggerJ. Owner can get
same by calling ut Press and pay
ing IF 1iIiS notice. 1872