davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-02-11
"Zlodejj'' a 'Sedliaci ' meste'
Dva divadelne kusy kore zahraju ochotnic cirkyi
"Jan Hus" q. februara CLANCY High School

Ochotnici evanjelickej sloven-
skej cirkyi "Jan Hus" po prve
pripravujl sa zahrat' dive diva
delne hry: dramu "Zlodej" a
frasku "Sedhaci meste", ma
posledne fasiangy, dina 81. feb.
ruara 8. hodine veter, v Cha,
ney High School auditorium ma
North Hazelwood Ave.
w nazov manoyanych hier je
zaujfmavy. "Zlodej' je vel mi
pntava a krasna drama V /. del
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-02-11

hrisko pre- deti a miesto pre- kol-
karen, pripadne al biliardy.
V budove sd naphadza dvanast
ueebnf, ksorNch desat je po 80
stop dlhe % stop Stroke dive
izby este o tri stopy dlhsie zod-
povedajli kazdom ohl'ade jak
statnym, tax mestskym stavitel'-
skym predpisom. Hojnost' svetla
vnika do budovy skrze poGetne a
velike okna. Prevetranie sa deje
dl'a toho najmodernejsieho spo-
sobu, pri com upotrebuiti sa O.
hrievace takzv. Buckeye unit
ktore berl .cerstyy vzdneh 2 von-
ku, ten ohrejl len potom do i
zidb pdst 'aji. Ohrievanie celej
budovy je kontrolovane automa-
tickou teplomernou" siistavou
OhnSOn Service
Auditorium je priestrannou Sic
nou, zodpovedauicou prftomnym
a budiicim potrebam farnosti,
Mozno ho pouzit' ma diyadelns
predstavenia, bankety rozlicnt
zabavy, menovite stanecns, lebc
pre- stoG@y je urcbeps uaiestc
pod jaNiskem, ktors je vel M
vkusne yystrojene. Opona jaws.
ka je . taaArol lServensho aksa.
peta. 6eSisto je obto1ene cyklc
rsaou, ktot8 ic osvetleua mno'
EhJmi elektricltfmi ziarovkami
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-02-11

Pri farnosti Mcna Jozis. ma
Steelton, idii zahrat prvt diva
dlo ma lch krasnom novom iavi-
sku. Dramatfaky Kr1zok Mena
Jezis chcel sa pri tejto zriedka-
vel prilezitosti zavd 'acit obecen-
stvu nejakou mimoriadne kras-
nou hrou. Udovia idkyn, krin-
ku, ga pomoci svojho dnchovne-
no, dino hl'adali nejakn prime
rami hru, az sa inn konecne po-
darilo ju najst' Y, New Yorku.
VIOLA sa "Anickina prva laska" !.
Hra tato je tedy celkom neznama
ma nasej olsolici. A dl'a tych, kto-
ri sa veciam rozumia, svojou ja-
kost 'ou a obsahom, prevysnje ma
naSe,l okohci dosial' znamn We.
selohry.
LaSka rOdi laSku.
Praya laska je niefim svatlm.
nedotknutel 'nvm. Al Anickina
bola takou a co TAXA, zapritinila
ME hriech, ME zlo, ale zasa len
lasku a to dvojnasobnd: lasku
Zdenkinu a lasku Klotyldinu. A
tieto lasky zacala krizovat odsii-
deniahodna poyera vo vykladani
karat. z toho povstanii plac j
smiech, zarmutok, no i radost'
ba veselost' a ma koniec sa predsa
vsetko dobre, az vyborne skoncf,
nuz a to ie hlavna vec. Ze jak
je toto mono, to prezradit ne
smieme, ale m0zete sa doznat' Q
tom vSetkom, ked' pridete dna
13. februara, uz ci po obede ale
bo vecer, to ma veci nemeni, ma
predstavenie veselohry "Anicki-
ma prva laska'', ktori zahra o.
sadny Dramatiaky KrtNok no.
vel sieni Najsv. Mena Je5is.
Ulohy v tejto hre su podelene,
dl'a osob. takto:
TadeaS Modestin, sikromnik a
domaci pan - Juraj Knapik.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-02-11

stye, ktora boDa hrana po prvy
krat v Narodnom Divadle V Pra-
he. "Sedliaci meste" je poda-'
rena fraSka vo 2. dejstvach So
spevami cd Kolomana Nikola.
Oba divadelne kusy zahraj1
dobre znami nadani divadelnf
ochotnici, ktorych mena j cely
program budiicne oznamime.
Ctene obecenstvo je iHtive zia-
dane, ably sa ma toto predstave-
ME pripravoyalo.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-02-11
nickina prva laska'
vEsELoHRA v sTYRoCH DEJsTvACH
Predstavena bude ma nasnom novom javsku, po obedD
vecer ttto nedelu, 49, febElara zahra Dramatick{
Krdzok farnosh Najsv. Mena Jezis

Alzbeta, jrho manzelka, sta
rostliva, ale vyberava matka.
chcejiica vydat svojn starsiu dee
ru - 81. Anna Cizmar.
Kiotylda, ich starsia dcera
81. Agnes Flip.
zdsnka, ich mladsia dcira
81. Maria Gondol. 81
Bartolomej Kolbaba, domoynfk u
hrdy republican p. Stefan
Jochanan.
Katarina, jeho zena, nevelnfi
hrda ma svojho republikana
pi. Maria Mako.
Ani6ka, ich chudobna, ale Svar-
M a dobra defrka 81. Julia
Kramar.
Kara JarkovskJ, usitel1, iej
milenec p. Jan Martinko. 81
Janko veselt, podueitel', jeho
priatel' p. Stefan Martinko.
Jaromir Zalabslkt, b6snik
p. Mlohal Kramar.
Inocenc Tulip&n, dohadzorac
snatkov - p. Jan Novotnik. Y
zofia Jizberova, vykladhska
karat - 81. Margaret Krupa.
Kelner - p. Michal PiroSko.
Prid 'te naEas.
Pred predstayenfm a tiez ma
konci zahraje nieko1'ko kusor
Holy Name Orchestra pod vedes
nim p. NJ. Piroskn medxi del
swami zaspieva niektore KRONE
slovenaks piesne osadny spevekel
"a sprievodu pi. Marie KollAro
| vea Za6iatok po obede bude s
2:30 a veder 7:45. Nezabpdnis
te, be yeselohra "ANICKINA
PRvA LAsKA" buhe predsta-
vena nedel'u, dina 13. februara
a ze- Ste ma nu co najuctiveiSi
povofanf. A pamatajte tiez, Hc
dobry smiech Wac osoA cloveku,
nezli al ten najlepsi lick. Vstnp
ne bude iba SO centoy.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-02-11
HRAL "A s GUL'KoU,
vYRAZILA NfU oko

Nick Stanfar, 9-roeny chlapee
2 Campbell, dostal cd kamar&tA
Edwarda Kotso, do daru gul Kn n
pusky Maly Nick chcel vcdekS|
ci je ta gsrl l'ka dobra i zazndc 4 q
pal Ku, draai jn pod gnl kous
Gul 'ka n&sledkom hor16osti rys
busila q chlarcovi vyraziA prax&
oko' j cell ty&r zneSvarila. s|
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-02-11

= f g
Farnost' Najsy. Mena Jezis ma
Steelton mala minrtlej nedele
slavnostne otyorenie auditorium
novel svojej skoly, z ktqrej pri-
lezitosti krasna a vel'ka miest.
most bola preplnena osadnikm; a
Slovakml 2 celej okolice. Pro.
gram pozostaval 2 hubby osadnej
orchestry pod vedenfm p. PRO
sku, spevu, osadn6ho speyokolu
pod vedenm pi. Kollarovej, So
listky 81. Gondo olovej muzske-
no kvartetu, komickych yystupov
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-02-11

lis, Rev. Stefana. KOciSa, tax al
obetavosti osadnikov. A budova
tato nielen re bude nstavom We
dy, ale tiez i spolocenskym sire
diskom to uplnom toho slova
smysle, kde osadnici budu m6ct'
vydrziavat' svoje slavnosti a "a
bavy, strediskom tiez pre- rome
spolkove cinnosti atd'.
Nova skolska budova je stava-
ma krasnej cervenastej tehly a
rozprestiera sa ma priestore $50
stop dlhom 80 sirokom, prave
oproti osadnemu kostolu, ma
Lakeview ulici, takze robi DOZEN
vel'mi impozantnej budovy. A
mono ju vriadit' medEi tie, mai
modernejsie najlepsie yystroje-
| ne osadne skoly v tunaKej doll
ne, ba cefeho dekanatu. Hez do
plnuje skupiny osadnych budov
60 najlepsie:
Vel'ky stredny vahod, prikra-
sleny krNom, vedie do predsiene;
y ktorej ma ODE strany idl Stroke
chodhy al po koniec budovy, kde
sa nscha adnaIi schedy, ycddce ns
druhk poschodif ! tieE i dolu.
! Cel& skolskG budov& je shHo.
! vSaorna, takze lebePeSie ehifs f
napfosta yyld1es1, us
Postsrsn{ il q y tu4t tstost'.
Pri robenf- IN Aiev bfal - Q.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-02-11
$1,000 zELEZNIcIAROy
DOSTALO PODVYSKU

Dvadsat' sedem zeleznicnych
spoloGnosti ma vychode povolilo
svojim 900 fajermanom a en-,
dzaj jmenom sedem j pol percento'
VII podvysku place. Tato podvy'
ska obnasa asi 1896 roene pre- ka
adeho zamestnanca a iihrnom SIS,
O0O, 900.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-02-11

Aglia, tax sa zda, nechce opu,
stit svoju korist v Cine ma eel.
kom, dl'a ziadosti Cihanov, ale
chce 81 podrzat' este dajaky ten
kostialik v Cine preto poslala
tam vel'ke transporty vojakov
Ramsay Macdonald, byv. robot.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-02-11

nicky premier Anglie vyhl&sil N
parlamente, ze vysielanie vojska
do Ciny je hranie sa S ohnom y
1n6ze anglickemal levu papr6ky
opalit'.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-02-11
POLlTICKY
r 4 Ell LAD
20 scII0DzE PoLTTIcKkHo
KIUBU MA LANSlNGvILLF

DyvaF SvOJu riadnu ScfOdKu b.
feIbruara vecer Sokolovni "a
prltomnosti 73 1dov. Po zah.
sch0dze predsedom Janom V -,
skym, prijmali sa now nd
Pristupilo ich 8 novych 1dov. To
je krasne, ze mas klub TAX income
rastie. Len tax d 'aleja v kratkom
case mas bude klube 400 iidov.
Daj to Bob!
Po tomto predseda oznamil, ze
sa medzi nami na,chodl mas do
bry priatel', Charles Hogg, pred
seda Improvement klabu w
ehodnej strany, ktory klub nam
pomahal nasom boI IA Cedar
st. most, a ze by rad paru slov k
nam prehovorit'. udovia $ tym
stthlasili TAX Mr.. Hogg ujal .sa
slova. ReGnil o Federaciisimprove-
ment klubov, do ktorej by vsetky
mestske Improvement kluby maly
prisluchat'. Tato Federacia uE
jestvuje asi diva tyzdne a on je
docasnym predsedom. Ia ten kra-
tky cas- Is klubov sa do Fedora
So . I 3 90
Gle uz prihlasilo, zapositanic do
toho j mas Lansingvillsky klub, a
uistil mas, Se do budmceho tyzdna
bude Is klubov vo Federacii. TAX
potom nebude t 'azko ziadnej cia-
stkc mesta nejaky improvement
dostat'. .Vn .Federacii kazdy klub
bude mat dyoch zastupcov, 90
Federacia 81 odhlasuje, TAX "a to-
bndd mmset' vsetky kluby praco-
vat. s, tym sa pod 'akoval "a po-
zorne yypocutie a prosil mas klub,
ably vstnpil do tel Federaeie, "a
co boil potleskom odmeneny. Pc.
tomto ldovia wall vec ma pretras
a pri jeho pritomnosti vacsinou
hlasov bolo prijate, ably sa mas
klub pripoji1 ku tej Federacii.
Po tomto podavali zpravu ma
81 vybornici Jan Valko Jan Sta
ron. Ich zprava znie, ze jedna
mlada Slovenka, ktora ma vyssiu
skolu, dostane pracn V kancela-
ri County auditora a tiez jedon
Slovak, ale. musi mat tiez vyssin
skolu. TAX ktori majl tieto kva-
lifikacie, m6zu sa lhlasit tel
kancelarii a podat' svoju zia-
dost'. Radi by SINE videt', ably sa
o Lansingvillc hlasili aspon pat
nasti a tiez ably al dostali tilto
pracu. Ale m,,sim poznamenat' J,
ze len TAXI dostanii t1to pracu,
ktorych rodicia prishichajd do
nasho kIubu. Dalej zprava znie,
re styri ulice budu otvorene, si-
ce Homewood Ave. cd Shirley
Road ku Powers Way, Taylor St.
Cd Shirley Road do Craiger Ave-,
Hunter st. do Shady Run Road
a Constanton do Craiger Ave. A
tiez mas uist 'ujii, lie dostaneme
Junior High School. Ma budicn
stredu vecer ma byt' schodza o.
hl'adom tohto v South High sko-
le ma ziadost' nasho klubrl. Ich
zprava bola prijata.
Dalej ma programe nasho klubu
je pracovat' "a signalove svetlo
ma kri6ovatke Poland Ave. a
Center st. moste a tiez "a opra-
venie svetiel ma tomto moste.
Konecne upovedomujem nasich
1dov, ze ma 90. februara, co Wy
padne nedel u, vecer 0 7:30 bu-
de klubovy faSiangoyy veeierok.
Ma tento veGierok bud1 pripuste-
nj len 6lenovia klubu a kazdy
malsi zapGatit' so centoy pri dye-
rach. Este podotykam, ze now IL
dovia buddi sa prijlnnat' "a budl-
&c tri mesiace zdarma.
Jozef B., 0apisnfk.
scH0DzA PoLITIcKfHo
NUBU v HASELTON
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-02-11

srt
hl adj i ma huh1ci vzrast osady
,Najsv. Mena Jezis. Y buloye je
,dost .miesta jak pre- freely vyll-
eoyania, tax al pre- inc spoloeen-
ske potreby farnosti., Mimo dva-
mast skolskych izieb, v budove
sa nachadza vel'ka sien, audito-
rum, do ktoreho sa ymesti okolo
800 l'udi, potion al krasne, prize
stranne javisko, satne, kuchyna
atd'. Ma druhom poschodi je tiez
izba pre- sestricky-ucitel Ky. Y
prizemi ,je klubova miestnost ;, j.
Seward daily gateway., 1927-06-22
NELSON WILL DEVELOP
 FA|Rv|EW PLACER GROUND

Axel Nelson, old-time placer miner of Nome and other camps, who is now working with the T. & T. gang on the Alaska Railroad, is preparing to begin extensive exploration work on a group of claims on upper Camp creek, Fair view district during the coming fall and next summer. He is preparing to take a in two-year outfit and may spend the winter in the district, ac- cording to a statement made to The Gateway.
 The discovery, MT. Nelson says, is an immense deposit of gravel cut along one side by Camp creek, and pannings have been found all the way to the surface from the creek valley. It is his plan to sink casing into the gravels at various points to determine if the entire mass carries values If this proves correct, which he believes it will, he has a large proposition that will be suitable for hydraulic or dredge
 The gold is found in foreign wash, which has been cross-cut by numerous small gulches and several large creeks including Pass creek owned by Frank Irwin, Cottonwood creek, owned by c. J. Lincke and Mills creek, owned by Matt Hugger, and where the latter took out pit last year which showed consistent pay from the grassroots All of the larger creeks prospect well, and it is believed there is a large area of pay gravel suitable for dredging purposes, with many of the gulches offering shovel-in pay during the wet season, wheer there is sufficient water with which to sluice.
 MT. Nelson will go in via Talkeetna and Cache creek, this route being con- venient all the year round due to the Alaska Road Commission having put cables and bos'n chairs across the larger streams
Seward daily gateway., 1927-06-22
]. 5, ADMIRAL EVANS ARRIVES IN PORT FROM
 SOUTH IN ROUTE WEST

Under the command of Capt. s. K. Gilje, the s. s. Admiral Evans, of the Pacific Steamship Company arrived in port at an early hour today from the South bringing a large cargo of general cargo, mail matter and a fair listing of reservations The steamer is due to sail for the Westward at s D. m.
 Seward arrivals included the follow ing:
 Seward-P. E. Baisler, L. F. Bechet, MT, and Mrs. Guy H. Bergman, F. R. Burman, Emma Jean Bergman, Max McLees, NLr. and Mrs. J. H. Stewart, Garnet c. Watt.
 Westward passengers include
 Seldovia John B. Dorsh, R. H. Chas. Taggert, R. W. Taggert, c. J. Olsen.
 Iron Creek-Mr. and Mrs. John Cleoudis, David H. Rees.
 Uzinki-Miss Anna Watt, Miss Lily Watt, Mrs George Watt.
 Kodiak-Mrs. c. Foster, Betty Jean Foster Howe Foster John Foster, Lawrence Foster. c. s. Hubbell, >Dr. George Kemmerer.
Seward daily gateway., 1927-06-22
LADIES AID NOTICE

This IS to notify the members of the Ladies Aid that the meetir:. this week has been postponed until ,n. next regular meeting July 18th.
 Mrs. GRAHAM, Sec'y.
Seward daily gateway., 1927-06-22
SCHOOL COMMISSIONER DUE

Lester D. Henderson, Territorial Superintendent of Schools, is expect ed to arrive in Seward shortly from his Juneau headquarters. While here MT. Henderson will go over the plans of the local Mission School.
Seward daily gateway., 1927-06-22

Take advantage of our special de- livery of freshly baked goods. Read our ad then phone Madison 32, Sew ara Bakery
Seward daily gateway., 1927-06-22

Incense and Incense Burners. Schal lerer's Alaska Shop.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-08-11
LOCAL CHAMBER
PARTY WILL GO
TO PINE VALLEY

Several members of the FL Cen
Io Chamber of Commerce Will JOIN
the party representing the assoclat'
ed cham bers of the valley wnen il
cts forth on it's journey to Pine
' alley Tuesday. At Pine Valley
the associated party viii Join mem
beers of the San Diego County Dev-
elopment association in get
gether gathering. The San Diego
association is composed of chambers
of commerce in the coast country.
The members planning to make
the trip notified Secretary Carmich
ael at the regular weekly dinner
meeting held at the barbara Worth
hotel last night. The meeting was
taken up by general discussion
on proposed business improvements
and ventures.
After the dinner meeting the board
of directors met and after short
discussion adjourned to City Hall
where they planned to meet with
members of the City council to dis
cuss several business matters in a
Joint session. AT CITY Hall, however,
the directors found that the board
was meeting only as board of
equalization and the delegation from
the chamber was invited by Mayor
Bucklin to return next Wednesday
night when the board would be in
regular session.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-08-11
Valley Folks to
Attend Picnic

Sam f. Robinson, president of
the Imperial County Farm Bureau
has sent out the following notice t.
members of the organization, rela
tive to the picnic to be held at La
guna Saturday and Sunday by the
San Diego County Farm Bureau:
Members of San Diego County
Farm Bureau are holding their an
nuai county picnic at Laguna camp
site on Saturday and Sunday, Aug
ust Ii and IA, 1927.
They have extended an invitation
to all members and friends of the
Imperial County Farm Bureau to
attend this picnic as they wish as
many farm bureau people as posi-
bic to visit this camp and learn for
themselves how desirable it is.
In order to make it as easy as
possible for people to attend they
are going to serve meals starting
Saturday noon an d continuing
through Sunday noon to all peopl"
who attend at % cents per meal. All
that visitors need TO take is tent,
if YOU desire one. bedding and eat.
ing utensils
j. j. Deuel. manager of the law
and utility de-" rtment of the Cal
ifornia Farm nureau Federation,
will spend be days there and will
olive a talk. - ere will be horse
shoe pitchi"" ntest. games foi
both old and Yong. camp fire with
community sin" 40 and dancing III
the new dining hail.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-08-11
Dickinson Denies
Mothers Charge

Claiming that his family allowed
him to slave in order that his sis
tiers and brothers might obtain an
education after the death of the
father, then ungratefully brought
unjust accusations against him rel
alive to disposition of the family
funds, John c. Dickinson has filed
answer to the cross complaint filed
at the county clerk s office by his
mother, Mrs. Ella Dickinson.
The case was first brought before
the court III suit filed by John C.
Dickinson in which he charged ths.:
he was entitled to half-interest in
the rooming house located in CaleX-
leo. He admitted that he had no
papers to support the claim, con
tending that he had invested money
iii the property upon the belief that
his mother would treat him justly
anu upoH hSi "olu tbdt Sht WOulu
! deed a half interest to the property
upon his request.
! The mother answered the com
plant and filed ross-complaint in
/ the case. She at that time declared
that the plaintiff had invested no
money III the property outside OF
certain funds that belonged to the
family. She also asked that he be
made to account for funds turned
over to him by various members OF
the family
In the answer to the cross com
/ plant the plaintiff denies all of the
allegations. He charges that r. w
Dickinson, as the fay0rite son OF
the defendant, was allowed to spenC
money freely which he was forced
to earn and that he shaved to assist
his widowed mother and his broth
er and sister.
He alleges that there is no ac
counting of funds possible as hi
never had possession OF any balanc,
of funds belonging to the famil,
and holds that the only accountin,
that should be made is relative t
his claim to a half interest in tn,
property and the money which h
expended III the interests of tn,
family.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-08-11
Almond Trees
Prove PruneS

Los ANGELES, Aug. 1.-THE
operations through which f. G.
Lewis, Atascadero promoter, is
charged with having fleecsd thou
sands of investors, was revealed in
federal court here today by Mrs.
Elsie Erwin, alleged to be the first
victim of the scheme.
Mrs. Erwin testified that in 1922
she was persuaded to obtain sub
scriptions for the California Illus
trated Review periodical pub
lished by Lewis, and that in turn
she was promised the income from
an almond tree in the Atascadero
grove. She testified she never re.
ceived payment from the company,
According to testimony intro
duced by the government at the
trial of Lewis and his associates on
charges of misusing the mails, the
income from an almond tree was
promised with every subscription
At one time, it was testified, the
Review has 1862 subscribers while
there were only 2770 trees in the
"almond grove and some of these
were prunes.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-08-11
Morales to Serve
Ten Year Term

Joe Morales, who entered plea
of guilty to charge of robbery,
second degree, here in May, 1926,
must serve term of 10 wears in
Folsom penitentiarv. Notice to
this effect was filed at the county
clerks office this morning In the
form of the decision fixing the
length of the term of the prisoner
bv the prison board.
Morales, when caught here, sought
to speed up his case in the hope OF
getting a quick trip to San Quentin
with no questions asked but the an-
thorities took time to finger print
the man and make an investigation.
It was found then that he was
wanted at Folsom for having escap-
ed from that institution.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-08-11
General Motors
In Stock Change

NEW YORK. Aug. 11.-General
Motors Company directors today
voted to split the stock Of the com
ranv two for one. Special meeting
Of stockholders was called for Sept
ember II to vote on the change
The change involves an increase
in authorized capital stock from
100000 shares of no par value to
100000 shares of $25 par value.
Immediately after the change is
authorized there will be issued TO
each common stock holder two shares
Of new stock for each share of the
present stock held.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-08-11
old Man HOlcOmb
Feels Quite Spry

sfTt'S hoy.
Put whether its going Ia he a
mot or"vcle con ar the newt Mayor
# Hphnr is stiil = dnestion. At
present it seems tn he content with
FIRST FLASHING smile at the proud
daddy, j. W. Hol"o"b. then tnr"ino
TO its mother with outstretched
arms.
James Junior Hollorb arrived in
Imperial Valley at $50 clock
Yesterday ofter"oon at the Calexico
hospital. dad Holcomh with an
sir of rride boosted that James
Junior tipned the scales at -
mounds and said that he eXnects to
a'nd him to school in Septem her.
The baby's mother who was Miss
Florence Vogel of Heber is doing
nicely, he reported.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-08-11
'INQUIRING REPORTER" GETS
VIEWS OF LOCAL RESIDENTS

, they pick out I think they would
be more worth while. -
Miss Florence Haines Of Holtville
frankly confessed to number of
"crushes involving popular screen
players. "Almost every time | 60
to picture show" she said, 81 fall
in love with another star. ia rath-
er be Wilma Bankey than president.
Just think of being popular star
and marrying John Gilbert be
sides! Oh, boy!'
"Grandma Davis, who lives on
a farm near Imperial and was in
town with her son-in-law summed up
the situation neatly
''They'r fine. They keep the
Young folks up and coming, and
they make us old folks young
again. What more could you ask Of
them,' and the reporter thought,
"what, indeed!'
Roy belong was smoking a cigar
cite in front of his hotel and look
ing bored.
ITO one who appreciates the best
in music, art and literature he re
marked pictures are crude and
uninteresting. l never cared for
them, they are too obvious-but !
suppose they are all right for the
the common people. -
Where are you from Mr.. De
Long," the reporter inquired sus
piciously.
Brookline, Massachusetts, he
said proudly. They don't allow
picture shows to operate there
The reporter beat a hasty retreat
and an hour later saw form sus
piciously like that of the gentleman
from Brookline entering the local
Airdome.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-08-11
Stocks Show
Sharp Breaks

NEW YORK, Aug. IA break
of so points in Manhattan electrical
supply shares on the New York
stock exchange and another of "a
points in Chicago Nipple "a" stock
on the curb market caused excite
nent in Wall Street today
After reaching l2l. an advance OF
a point over its previous close, Man
haitian Electrical Supply made a
sudden drop which carried it to go
around o'clock. Unusually heavy
selling precipitated Chicago Nipple
"a" from a high for the day of
4734 to low of IA. off "a points
from its previous close. The 4" b
stock fell from high of 81 7-e to
five.