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of the various functions of the h. terior Department shall be carried on under him; likewise as to the Agricul- tural Department, and likewise as to the Department of Commerce.
 MT. Warren. assume that these officers will be under bond?
 Mir, Willis. Undoubtedly so. re- pet, [ do not know of the slightest objection to the bill from any quarter.
 Mr. King. 1 should like to ask the Senator from Ohio whether the com missioners created by the bill are to be maintained in Alaska; and if so, whether that will involve additional expense?
 Mr. Willis There is to be no addi- tional expense, the idea being that some officer no win Alaska in already being paid shall be designated for this purpose. That is the sole object of the bill
 Mir. King. Would it not be a good ideal have just this moment seen the bill-on page 1, line 6, after the words "to designate an employee thereof" {" to add employed in and re- siding in Alaska?
 Mr. Willis. l should be glad to ac- cept such an amendment.
 Mr. King. That will insure that no additional employees will be created.
 Mr. Willis. That is the purpose of the bill I am glad to accept the amendment suggested by the Senator from Utah
 MT. King l move that amend ment.
 The Vice President. Without obiec- tion, tn eamendment is agreed to.
 The bill was reported to the Senate as amended and the amendment was coneurred ia.
 The bill was ordered ito be en- grossed for 3 third reading. read the third time, and passed.
The Kusko times., 1926-07-24
ALAsKA's PRIMARY LAW.
Naldez Miner.1

At every succeeding primary cleo tion it becomes more and more appar- ent that whatever benefits may be de- rived from the present primary law of the Territory are more than offset by its multitude of evils. Under its provisions any man may call himself a Republican or a Democrat and file for office without being member of the party designated and for no other purpose than to deceive the voters and unfairly affect the choice of candi- dates.
 In the present primary election we have the filing of one Gilbert A. Adams. of Nome, for the office. of Delegate to Congress from Alaska, as a Democrat.
 We do not know Mr. Adams, and we presums many of the voters of the Territory are in the same fix. We do not know his political belief, but we question his being Democrat, for upon inquiry we find he was appoint ed chief deputy at Nome by Repub- lican marshal. As near as we can. learn they take their party politics rather serioulsy in the Second divi- sion; henie it is strange that MT. Adams should have been chosen when, so far as we can learn, he was not an experienced man in that office, and there are no doubt number of Re- publicans just as competent as MT. Adams.
 As before stated, we do not know what MT. Adams political beliefs are, but our belief is that he is no Dem ocrat What do you think?
 Nor is this the only instance, for
The Kusko times., 1926-07-24
FX-0PFIGis> COMMISSIONERS
 TERRITORY OF ALASkt
tFtum congressional Record.)

.tFrum congressional Record.)
 Mr Willis. ask unanimous con sent foc the present. consideration Of the bill (>. Se2sr authorizing the designation ot ans-ex -otfeto commis- sianer tof Al4ska toE. each of the ex ecutive depaatments of the United States, and for other purposes.
 Mr. Curtis Let the o41 be read.
 Mr. Wn.is.5 Af. President. If I may losso. thiuk [ can save little time ovs stating the object.of the bill. This is hill which is desired by three de oartme 1ts-the Departnlent ot Agri- culture, the Department of Com mere, and fhe Department of the In cerior. The purpose of the bill is the simplitcauon ot the administration of the laws i'll Alaska. The present diff cultv Is tfat the several departments are without correlation or coordina- tion. The secretaries of these, de partments recommend the passage of che bill, which aiH provide, ii 1t shall become law, that the head of each 1ftthes three departments shall have the fignt to designate some officer Tn Alaska 4o 4epre sent. his department so that the goesnmental activities may oe4 coordlndted The committee con- sidered the ollI1Vefy carefully, and, as f have ss,ilf, eE1reet departments are anxious 10 have it enacted into law. call II up<-now because 1 fear that unless we shall pass it at this time, as we are approaching the end of the session, we may aot be able to have it beco meaelaw at this session. do. dosnot know of the Slightest objection to the bill.
 The Vice President. Is there objec- tioh to the present consideration of Ehe bill?
 There being no objection, the Sen ate, as ln, eonrnittee of the whole, proceeded to consider the bill, which was read as follows:
The Kusko times., 1926-07-24

Be it enacted, etc, That the Secre- caries of the Departments of the h. terior, Agriculture, and commerce. be, and tn eyaHeherea by, authorized and empowered eaea for pss.exH depart ment, to designate all employe there of, ,twho shall be styleq ex -ofhcio Com missioner for-alsska tor the depart ment from Whieh heis selected aud who, from the date of his, designa- tioh, shall reside a;u tnalntaia.s an office in the4scap pital of Alaska.
 Sec. z.'s.2 fhat @eAch of said Secre- taries shall delegate and assign. to the
The Kusko times., 1926-07-24

commissioner representing his depart ment general charge of any or all matters in Alaska under the iurisdic- tion of, such department. or of any bureau or agency thereof. to the ex- tent, in the manner and subject to such supervision and control as. the Secretary may deem proper and ex- pedient.
 See. 3. That, to the extent the re spective Secretaries may determine, employees of the department affected by this act who are stationed in Alaska shall be placed under the di- rect supervision and control of the eX- officio commissioner for his depart ment. herein provided for, together with any additional force which may be detailed hy the Secretary of the In terior, Agriculture, or Commerce, from the personnel of his depart ment, should necessity therefor arise; hut nothing herein contained shall he construed to authorize the employ ment of any additional personnel or to warrant the transfer of any clerk or other employee from one depart ment to another, except in the manner provided by law.
 See. i. That the Secretaries named in Section l hereof may transfer to the oficar designated hereund as his representative the records or tran scripts of records, property (includ- ing office and field equipmenb, and unexpended balances of appropria- tions which they may deem necessary or proper to transfer to Alaska in order to carry into effect the provi- sions of this act.
 See. }. That the President of the United States may, by order in writ ing, should he deem It conducive to economical and effective administra- tion, and with che concurrence of the Secretaries of the espective depart ments involved, place under the super vision and direction Of one of the three ex-otficio commissioners provid- ed for in Section hereof, and subject to the provisions of Section of this act, any governmental activity relat- ing to Alaska provided for hY law, and to transfer to the officer @ Se- lected, the necessary, personnel, rec ords, or transcripts of records, prop erty (including office and field equip , ment).. and unexpended balances of appropriations.
 Sec. 6. That the Secretary of the Interior be, and he,is hereby, directed to make an examination as to the feasibility and mopriety of consoi- dating into single force the police and law enforcement agencies of the Federal Government in Alaska, and to report to the next session of oCn- gress his conclusions with reference. thereto and the facts upon which they are based, together with statement of the cost of such consolidation as compared with present expenditures for law enforcement in that Terri tory.
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Mir. Warren. Nr. President. may I ask the Senator from Ohio does the bill provide that the officer designated shall be a bonded officer?
 MT. Willis. I will say to the Sen ator from Wyoming that I do not re- call any provision about. such. officer being bonded
 MT. Warren. There may. be. in- stances where. he would have to- per form a quartermastet duties.
 MT. Willis, Phe bill merely author izes the Secretary of the Interior, for example, to designate an officer who is in Alaska to represent particularly the Secretary of the Interior, and all
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-08-19
DIR. MAHRER VISSZAER-
KEZETT.
Hathetes europai tanulmanyutja-
r6l megerkezett kivalo magyar
orvos-Ismet megkezdte rendele-
49, seit.

DR.. Mahrer Marion, magyar
seibesz-orvos kedden visszaerke-
zett eur6pai tanulmanyutjar6l 5
mindket iroda jaban megkezdette
rendeleseit. Rendelo oral ugy q
Terminal Bldg-ben, mint a Steel
St.-en, regiek maradtak.
DR.. Mahrer europai utja alkal-
naval nagyon solk helyen Jart
par napot t0ltott Londonban is
ahol az Angel kiralysag" sebe.
szeti klinikajat tanhlmanyozta
Parisi tartozkodasa alatt a leg
iobb benyomasokat szerezte, {
francia nep mem sokat torodik 9
frank aresesevel. Utjanak vegcel
ia magyar Felvidek volt, mely
most cseh uralom alatt nyog, ide
sziileinek neutrality-suspicious. erke
zett.
A vesztett haboru minden nyo'
morusaga erezheto az europai or
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-08-19
Pa.
Macy MULATSAG.
Shenango volgyenek magyarsaga
Macy piknikre kesziil-A Verho-
way 171.-ik fiok rendezi.-Rigo
Joska muzsikal.

Forg6szelnel is gyorsabban re-
pill a jo ir.Alig egy par napJa,
hogy kipattant Verhovay pix
nix hire S mar mindenki arrol
beszel. De ICY is van ez jol, XII
vanatos dolog, hogy nagy nyarl
c6c6 hire eljusson mindeniive, 8
ha clio piknik napja, hatalmas
szamu koz0nseg gyiilekezzek egy
be.
Akik meg mem hallottak volna,
azoknak lit adjuk hiriil, hogy a
Verhovay Segdly Egylet 17l.-ik
fi6kja september 12.-en, vasar-
nap nagyszabasu pikniket rendez.
A piknik jovedelme jotekonycelt
szolgal. Az NJ tagok mem fizet-
mex beallasi dijat, e reven flok
iovedelmet6l esik Ell, hogy EFT po-
ltolja, pikniket rendez.4
Sokat t0rte sfejet a rendezoseg,
hogy hol tartsa meg pil1niket
Mig azutan pagyszeru helyet ta-
Ialt, Nemeth Istvan Westvillen
| l6v6 farmajat ismeri mindenki
az lesz szinhelye a Macy esemeny
mex. Kitiino muzsikus bandar0l Is
t6rttnt int6zkedes, Rigo Josks
danol6g6p lemezrol $ radi6bol IS
inert zenekara lett leszerzodtet,
We. Egysz6val minden egyes resi-
lete a pikniknek nagyszabasunak
ieSrkezik. Enni valok, izletesek
otthon kesziiltek, innival6k, husl
tok $ szomjat enyhitok szinter
nagy bosegben lesznek.
Shenango v0lgyenek magyarsa-
ga jegyezze meg jol datumot
september 12.-en legyen oft ezer
pikniken = teljes szamban.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-08-19

Amsrikaban, akinek ne lett volna
alkalma Thury 1lona muveszete-
ben, pompas hangjaban gy0ny0r-
kddni. Az amerikai-ma gyar szi-
n5szet nagyasAzonya, harmlhc
ewes multra visszatekintve, biisz-
ken mondhatja ell, hogy nala lei
kesebb, erdemesebb zaszlovivoje q
magyar szonak, magyar notanak
a magyar szinjatszo miiveszetnek
a magyar kudturanak = mines.
Minden varosban nagyban ke
szulnek erre a ritka evfordul6ra
New Yorkban negyven magyal
egylet intezmeny rendezi a jill
biEaris diszel6adast. A videki elo
adasok soran, Youngstown es k0l
nyekenek is alkalma nyilik, hog,
halajat ler6ja Thury 1lonava
szemben.
Sheridan varosunkban jart, He
gediis Lajos szinmuvesz neJevel
Heller Margittal egyiitt az it
rendezend0 jubilaris elGadas resi-
leteit beszelte meg az arra illete
kesekkei.
Amint k0zelebbi reszleteket tn
dunk, k0zoIjiik olvas6mkkal
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-08-19
1so.-IK CIKK.

Ez az etlap lista megfelelo egy egesz
seges, normalis beltinek Neaa- olyan
van szanva, akiknek nagyon
gyenge gyermeIkiik van, akik emesztesi
zavar arokkal kiizdenell. nyen egyes es
abnormalis esetekben orvoshoz kell
fordulni.
15.-t6l 18.-ik h6nap-naponta negy
etkezes.
Z 6rakor reggel-z-Oatmeal, homfny,
cornmeal, egy nappal a hasznalat elott
mindegyiket harom. craig kell f6zni.
Ha f6zes be wan fejezve, akkor a
cereal egy vekony paszta legyen. EFT
keresztiil kell sziirni egy szir6n, mely
a kihtiles utan egy jelly.alaku masz-
sat fog ,kepezni. Ebh6l ket> vagy ha-
rom ev6kana1lal adion tejjel, s. vagy
10 .onuee tejet inni 6s pirit6st.
g. 6rakor reggel.-Egy naranesnak a
leve.
IL 6rakor delel6tt.-Egy lacy tojas
szaraz kenyer morzsajaval keverve,
vagy egy .eN6kanal apr6ra yagdalt hus
szaraz kenyer morzsajaval keverve es
megneavesitve .hnsl6vel. Tejet irtni.
Zwieback vagy bran biscuit vagy sza-
raz kenver es vaj.
Delutan 6rakor-tTru, csirke, vagy
husleves rizzsel vagy szaraz kenyer
morzsa laval benne. Custard, corn
starch, egyszerii rizs puding, nyalank-
sag, f6tt SILVA, silt alma vagy alma
sz6sz.
6 6rakor este.-Dara, cream Of wheat,
wheatena (k6t craig f6tt). Egyt6l ha
rom ev6kanalnyit adhat, tejjel egyiitt
adhatja. Tgdet inni, zwieback vagy
szaraz kenyer es vaj.
A serdiil6 kor egy fatal leany ele-
teben az az lido, amikor az anyanak
nagyon vigyazni kell. A legveszelye-
sebb id6szak ez leany eleteben. Ezen
korban nagyon kell vigyazni az egesz-
s6gre A Ieanyka eg6szsege ilyenkor tel
iesen az anyara van bizva, Es minden
anyanak k0telessege vigyazni. Kell,
hogy felepitse leanyanak erej6t, hogy
ezen id6szakon vesz6ly nelkiil menjen
at.
Elegend6 helyes taplalek nelkiil a
serdul6 leany szervezete mem bir ell
lentallni azoknak a kovetelmenyemek,
ir. Ilyen gNermekeknek naponta a rem
des taplalekon kiviil Eagle tejet kell
adm. Oldjon fel 2 evokanal Eagle te-
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-08-19

szagokban. Akivel csak beszelt
az mind Amerikaba szeretne XII.
jutni.
Utjanak soran sok erdekes i'm.
pressziot lsAerzett, birjuk igere-
tet, hogy azokr6l lapunk hasabja
in, "a ko1 1el jov0ben reszIeteser
beszamol.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-08-19
szIvEs TUDOMAsUI,.
Kiss Andras uj vallalkozasa.


A magyarsag koreben minden-
ki elonyosen ismeri Kiss Andrast,
a nepszerii Kiss 'bacsit, minden
magyar ugynek lelkes zaszl6 hor-
doz6jat. Kiss bacsi jelenleg varo-
sunk egyik telzintelyes real esta-
te cegnek, az r. S. Henderson Re
atty Co.-nak k0telekebe l6pett $
ugy hazhelyek, mint kesz hazab
arusitasaval foglalkozik.
Kiss, Hendersontk irodajaban
200 Dollar Bank Bldg. ben talal
hato.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-08-19
NiAGYSIKERtt VOLT Az AK
ROM LATOGATAs.
Hatalmas szamu magyarsag volt
vasarnap az akroniak vendege-
Baseball merk0zes, diszvacsora s
sziniel0adas fiiszereztek a XII
randulast.

Az elmult vasarnap helybeli
K. |. X. nagyszamu magyarsag
kisereteben randult at Akronba,
hogy visszaadja az ottani K. |. K.
legutobbi latogatasat. A nagysza-
basu tarsas kirandulas pompasan
sikeriilt, a resztvevok mindegyike
a legnagyobb elra agadtatas hang
jan nyilatkozik az akroniak szi-
yes ve,ndiegla tasar6l baratsaga-
r6l.
Vasarnap reggel tizenhat auto
ra felpakolva indultak utnak a
kirandul6k, idejeben odaertek s
resztvettek a pompas vi katholi-
kus templomban rendezett scent
misen. Delutan ujabb negy gep-
pei boviilt a hirandul6k szama,
osszesen kb. szazhuszomoten le-
hettek. *gkX
Scent mise utan, a templom ba-
sementjeben, izletes ebed varta a
kirandulo tarsasag got, maid kivo-
nultak BASEBALL FIELDRE,
ahol kezdetet vette a merkozes.
A mindvegig izgalmas, de min
den tekintetben sep jatek 6:5
eredmennyel vegzodott a, mi fl
aink javara. "A merkozes utan,
hatalmas diszvacsora varta a XII
randul0kat. A vendeglatok 500 tie
ritekes bankettjen oft volt az ak
rbni magyarsag szine- java, nagy-
szerii etelekkel kedveskedtek a
vendegeknek. A bankett utan szi-
nieloadasban volt alkalmuk gy0-
ny0rkodni testvereinknek, Bi-
zony ejfel utan vagott neki leg
t0bb testveriink az utnak.
Az ut, dacara a vasarnapi for
galomnak esos idojarasnak,
minden baleset nelkiil vegz6d0tt.
Sajnos mem allott eleg auto "a rem
delkezesre, legalabb huszan itt
hon maradtak emiatt.
A kirandulas resztvev0i nagy
lelkesedessel s. szeretettel beszel-
mex az akroni katholikus magyar
sag hatalmas, impozans temple.
marol, valamint annak basement
jerol, ahol 500 szemelyes banket-
tet szimielGadast lehet rendezni
lrigykedve gondolnak ARA!
Mindazok, akik vasarnap Ak
ronba Jartak, lapunk utjan is ha
las koszonetiiket nyilvanitjak g
vendeglatoknak, els6sorban azon-
Lam F6tisztelendo Pupinszky pie
banos urnak, aki a vende@ekkel
azok megierkezese utan, mindie
egyiitt volt.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-08-19

Olvassa eli figyelmesen minden heten
ezeket a cikkeket 6s 6rizze meg, hogy
j0v6ben hasznalhassa.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-08-19
SHARON, PA.
"FELHO KLARI'
Labor Day eloestjenek Macy ma
gyar esemenye = Szinieloadassal
egybekotott tancmulatsag.

Sharon es kornyeke ma2yarsa
ga Macy esemenyre kesziil. Sep
tember Sem, vasarnap este a
M1nkas BIS. es Onk. Szervezet
sharoni, Silk osztalya a Spear
man Ave-n lev6 Slovak Hallban,
szindarabbal egybekotott tances-
t6lyt rendez. A kivalo miikedve-
l6kb6l 0sszeallitott garda, a "Fel-
ho Kari nepszinmiivet fogJa
szinre hozni.
Ratkai Laszl6 kivalo nepszln-
miive teljes szepsegeben fog XII
bontakozni, szereplok mind
egyike, gyakorlott mestere a mu-
kedveloi eloadasoknak, ICY biz
tos, hogy a kozonsegnek nagysze-
Ri szorakozasban lesz resze. VaJ-
/ ka Farkas rendezi a darabot,
melynek pr6bai Macy szorgalom-
NAL folynak.
A szindarab bemutatasa utan
kezdetet veszi maid altai1cnin lat
sag, Medve Pista kozismett $ iga-
zan kivalo zenekara fog mllzsikal-
nj.
A nagyarsag figyelmebe ajanl-
juk, Labor Day eloestjen tar
tand6 nagyszerii estet.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-08-19

jet haromnegyed csesze jeghideg viz
ben. Jobb szeretik ginger ale grape
juice gyiimolcslevel, ,vagy tojassal ke-
verve. Ugys1inten igen j6l lehet hasz-
nalni bizonyos etelek f5zesehez il.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-08-19
THURY IONA JUBILEUMA

Az amerikai-magyar szineszet
legkival6bb tagjanak, Thtiry Ilo-
nanak harminceves miiveszn0i iu-
bileumara Macy kesziil0des folyik
mlndenfele. Mines olyan magyar
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-08-19
OLVASSA EFT |!

IS acres a Coitsville- -Struthers
uton, East Youngstow, vagy' a
hogy most hivjak Campbell, Ohio
hataraban, eszakra. J6 utcai front
tai, keszen a felosztasra. 325 lot
50x150 labas lottokra lesz felvag-
va, ara tekenkent $65, vagy az
egeszet megveheti $21, ,O00.00-ert,
reszletre is. Telefon 34003, vagy
Geo. D. Gluck, "a Brooklyn Ave-,
Youngstown, 0.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-04-30
Oregon "D0ubting
Th0mases'' w ill
Have Open Forum

CORVALLIS, Ore. April 30
Ihcre are too many doubling
Thomases on the campus of the
Oregon Agricultural college. accord.
ing to several campus leaders who
are making plans for tho forma
ton of a ''doubt FORUM
This forum will invite students
whose minds have been puzzled over
religious matters.
The first meeting was held April
ii and gatherings will continue un-
til May II. The sessions will be
sponsored by the Y. NJ. c. A. and
the Y. w. c. A. Speakers will de
liver prepared addresses. and parti-
cipatc in discussions.
DIR. Norman +. Coleman. president
of Reed college, Portland, opened
the series with an address, els God
II Rcalityoo
Other addresses listed include:
Has the Goth Century Outgrown
Jesus -. DIR. J. Stitt Wilson, Bcrk-
clcy, California.
is the Church Adequate for
This Age2'. DR.. II. II. Marvin,
Moran school, Seattle.
- Immortality Dir. Harold l..
Bowman, Portland.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-04-30
Honeymoon Ride
of L. A. Couple
Unique Affair

LOS ANGELES, April 30 The
honeymoon ride of Mr.. and Mrs.
Sabine Solario was ruddy but grace
fully interrupted when the bride,
chic Marie Solario, II, performed
holc-in-one ON Il downtown pave
ment.
Sabine was driving his pretty bride
through Los Angeles from the min
lster s house, in the truck he OPP
crates daily for commission firm.
He had removed the windshield to
allow the "breath Of spring. to
carcss the soft brown hair of Marie.
y street car rumhicd across the
path of Solario's truck and the
driver groom swervcd suddenly TO
avoid a collision. The truck crash
ed into a telegraph pole.
Solario was hurled to the pave
ment, dazed but unhurt.
Marie was nowhere to be found.
Finally a feminine voice was heard
ichrping swcctlv from the depths of
as sopcn man hole in the street.
Sabine peered into the man-holc.
Marie was lifted to the surface by
two workmGn. She had sailed grace
fully and periodically over the
hood of Solario S truck, passed sheer
through the man-hole and landed on
the broad backs of two husky la
borers.
The Sabinos climbed back to the
seat of their truck and ambled on
to the end of their honeymoon.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-04-30
Swedish Youths
Win Fortune BY
ew Invention

STOCKHOLM, April 80. The
happy idea Of combining two simple
gases in new kind of an artificial
refrigerator which generates cold
from heat without movable parts
has made two young graduates of
the Royal Swedish Institute of
Technology seem likes heroes of 4
tale from the Arabian Nights.
Last year the Swedish Polhem
gold medal, which has been award
ed to inventors only l times in the
past 30 years, was pinned by the
crown prince himself on the youth
ful chests of Carl G. hunters and
Baltazar Won Platen, the first born
in 1897 and the second in 1898, and
now their invention has been sold
abroad for the highest figuer ever
paid for patent rights.
The shares of the two young in
Vcntsrs, added to future royalties,
will make them wealthy for life,
though their invention has not yet
reached the public. Their teacher
at the institute of technology, Prof.
Edward Hobendick, in whose labor
atory they experimental with their
first invention while still UNDER
graduates, has announced that they
are now working on another inven-
tion which he declares will be even
more startling, but he refuses to
disclose its nature.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-04-30
Monkey Glands
Cannot Restore
Youth is Claim

BERKELEY, Calf, Apr. 30.-Rc-
suits of experiments in reiuvcnating
human cells or in transplanting into
the body so-called monkey glands
or - goat glands have been largely
disappointing, in the opinion of DR..
Samuel j. Holmes, professor of 20
ology at the University Of Califor-
mia.
Lost youth cannot be regain
ed, he said. cit is possible to
stimulate the body glands some
what, but as for making 30 year
oil dwoman look 90, such an idea is
ridiculous.
DR.. Holmes also claimed that ere
alton Of animal life from inorganic
matter has never been achieved. He
refused to believe reports from
Europe that young scientist had
created live snails from chemicals.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-04-30
"Speeder School,
Being Held By
Judge in L. A.

LOS ANGELES, April 30.-A ses-
sion of '.'spcedcr SCHOOL, is held in
the county traffic court here each
week, with Judge Louis p. Russell
as the dignified pedagogue and the
California 'vehiclc act as the text
book.
The school is held every Monday
afternoon for speeders who plead
Ignorance of the traffic laws.
The students' are required to
attend and are given instructions on
the particular section of the law
they violateK A blackboard, cray
ons and pointer aid in dirvisg home
the lessons.
Two women violators who played
truant at one session We're summon.
ed by tho bailiff and forced to at.
tend the next one.