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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-11-17
Pusztai kaland

I
ja AIT allitotta r6la. hogy hatesz
tendGs koraie olyan esze volt
hogv pap is lehetett volna bel6le
"A sep palya azonban hirtelen de-
rekba tort, inert CIT megint
az anyja beszelte. Szilveszter
estejen. mikor elmehtek a batyu
balba $ a Pisti gycreket niagara
zartak a szobaba. hogy: hadd a
lud Jon! Il boszorkanyok ugy kie-
keltek az eszet, hogy masnap "a
Sc lehetett ismerni. Hat fujtak a
papsagnak!
Icy kanaszbojtarnak kelletett
ADM, keS6bb pedig kisberes lett.
Mikor aztan sok-sok tv utan Tst-
van bacsiva bajuszoSodott es JUL
nenit is felesfgiil vette, a rang
lttran eloltpett bfrcsi mflto-
sagra.
Aztan eldcg6ltek.
Mem volt kis cmbernek sem
mi baja Sc. A valtozas mind0ssze
abban mutatkozott. hogy a beresi
jomodban mindjobban mcgtusko
sodott, pocakot eresztctt ba-
juSza harcsamodra luStllt. $40
val egy csoppet Sc banta meg.
hogy a papi palyat esq hiijan fel
kellett cserelnie a beresseggel. A
szilveszt zternapi Observation-Disclosures
mem okozott neki gondot, q ebait
Sc.
Mem is tGrtent volna koriil0tte
semmifele nevezetcsebb dolog. -
Csak az a holond Szalonna NJ lett
volna!
Ugy volt, ugyanis hogy mi
kor Andras-nap tajan bekoszon-
tG.ttek a diszn6toros, hideg napok,
.Juli neni megkivanta friss TO-
p0rtyut, meg n J6 fokhagymas
Rolbaszt. AhanySzor meglatta q
d szn6t. nindig kolbas2szagot fr-
ze.t. meg topornyiit latott
Mem gondolkozott sokat, meg
aznap szolt az uranak:
- HalIa kee. Istvan! Meg kG-
lcne szurni a disznot. ZSiros, oszt
iren kivanom a kolba>zt.
Istvan bacsi pipajab6l a ha-
NUT a tenyerbe verte, aztan meg
szolalh:
a. Lehet!
Cgy is lett.
Masnap kivegeztek a diszn6t.
JUL neni ugy jollakott a finom,
.friss kolbasztol, hocy egtsz e.jjcl
nvosz0rgott tGle.
A rakovetkez6 recgelen aztAn
clrendeztel1 a hust, a hurkat, meg
cgyeb miegymaSt Rettento cgyct-
ertessel mcnt minden. Mikor azon
ban a szalonnara kcriili sor.
Eirtelen n6zetelter&s keveredctt q
ket erdemes cseled k0zt.
Az ember ugyanis fiistolve sze-
rette a szalonnat. Hat AIT java
solta, hogy a kemenybe akasszak.
JUL neni meg mem szerette a fiis-
toset, AIT akarta, hogy a szalon-
nat vigyek fel a padlasra. Ott az
tan atjarja hideg. Ugy j6 a sza-
lonna.
Az cmfber egy kicsit tartotta
magat, de mikor IIorgos Janos,
az ejjelibakter is az asszonynak
adott igazat, hat clfogadta Greg
parja ajanlatat.
A szalonnat felvittek a padlas-
ra es Horgos Janos segitsegevel
felakasztottak a gerendara.
No, Eala Isten.
Azonban az este is elerkezett.
JUL neni faradt volt, hamaro-
san belebujt a meleg agyba. Ist-
van bacsi is lecsisszentette llbl-
r6l csizmat, lecscttintette a pipa
Inpakjat, filebe huzta barany-
l,6r sapkat, 3 maya IS behuz6dott
a zasszoEy melle, ny0s0tt cgynt,
aztan elalndt.
Horgos Janos az arnyekban le-
saikedett. Tudta, miert tanusko-
fott az asszony mellett. 10 lesz
rsajd a felakasztott szalonna ma
ganak.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-11-17
Irta: Nyari Andor.

Jull nenlL neneZ d1mOK gyOtOr-
tex. AIT almodta, hogy az tgb6l
hosszu szal kolbasz ereszkedik
le, a vege gyomrara IS OFT sze
pen karikara gom'boly6dik IS
nyomja, hogy maid belcpusztul
Mar lehct rata egy mazsa is.
Macy klnjaban nagyot dobott
magan, aztan felfbredt. A rette-
notes kolbasz persze nyomban ell
tiint Jah neni cdeset sohajtott.
De j6forman Xxi sem s6hajtotta
masat, meg a halalos vcrejtek is
kigy0ng0zte.
A padlasr6l gyanus csoszogast
hallott.
- A szalonna - dobhant meg
a szivc - lopjak!
Istvan bacsi huzta a lGbGrt,
hogy nagy ltearamlatban csak
ugy lengett a bajusza.
JUL neni feliilt az agyhan, az
tan j6l oidalba bokte:
-- 1stvan!
AZ cmbcr f0lne>zelt.
No?
= Lopjak a szalonnat. Eregy.
gyen XII!
Az ember asitott, az asszony
Suttogva erolkodott:
- Valaki csoszog a padlason.
A padlas fele figvelt:
- Halljao
AZ cmber cgy idcig fiiIalt. O
ugyan ncm haf.ott S2mmit. de
inert Juli ndni igcn oszt0k6ltc.
kelletlcniil kikaszal6dot ot1 az agy-
Dol, kiment a tornacra, aztan a
padlaslynkon keresntiil nagy han
gon bekialtott a padlasra:
- Hall6!... Van lit valaki?
Horgos JanoS eppen akkor csap
la hona ala Szalonnat, a hang.
t6l ugy megijedt. hogy maid le
nyel.e az adamcsutkajat. Mi len
ne, ha megfognak ct, a bakterts
Menten meIcge lett. De aztan hir-
telen gondolt egyet. Ismerte
k0pr0s kis ember eszbeli tulajdon
sagait. Tudta, hogy ha mem SOL,
hat felmegy a padlasra 6s meg
fogja. Meg ait is gondolta, hogy
sz6bol ert a magyar es mikor
kis ember megk6rdezte, hogy:
van-e lit valaki? nagy zavaraban
megsz6lalt:
Mines!
Istvan hacsi megnyugodott.
No, azert! Mert ha van oft
valalSi, aklor f0lmegyek am!
Azzal nyugodtan visszament a
szobiba lefekiidt. Az asszony is
me2nyugodott. Masnap azonban
amikor esztbe jutott az ejszakai
kaland es fclment padlaSra.
bogy megnczze. a szalonna koriil
nem tortent-e valami bal, hat
maid hanyatt esett.
A gercnda iiresen mosolygott
ra. A szalonna nem volt OFT. ke-
reste lit is. OFT is, de mem talal
ia sehol.
Alig varta, hogy az ura haza
trien. Macy hangon ratamadt:
Ugy-c megmondtam, hogy
tolvaj jart a padlason. Hllopta a
szalOnnat.
Istvan bacsi osszerancolta a
homlokat:
- Mikor9 - kerdezte gyanu-
san.
- Az ejjel! - beszelt az asz-
SONY tele szajjal. - Mikor mond
tam, hogy nezzen fel padlasra.
AZ ember elgondolkozott, aztan
megcs6valta a fejet:
- Mem lehet a.!
Miert ne lehetnes
- Mert mikor megkerdeztem
tJle. hogy OFT van-e, aszonta: -
mines OFT.
AZ asszony elsirta magat. lst
van bacsi pedig iimmogott, NOR
inogott, aztan keseriien vakargat-
ia fejft, hogy az ordog vigye
el azokat a tolvaJokat, manap
,nsr a,oLhar com lahet merbiZni.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-11-17


nj igcnybe ilyen esetekben az els6
lehetstges pillanatban. Ha a keze.
lest elhalasszuk arra az id6re, mig
a gyermek 0regebb lesz, akkor
EFT olyasvalaki dontse ell, aki szak
ert6 es hivatott ennek az elhata'
rozasara.
Hogyan ovhatja meg bebijet?
On is AFT hiszi. hogy a rosszul
taplaltsag csak egy par, szeren-
csetlen berhazban lako kis gyer-
meknel fordul el6? "A legutobbi
vizsgalat bebizonyitotta, hogy a
New York varosaba n6l6 iskolas.
gvcrmekek milli0i kohl csak II
szazaldk van elS0rcndii cgcSzs@gi
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-11-17
JoBB ID6KET LAToTT.

Koldns: Asszonyom, en- ncnl
voltam mindig ilyan allapotioan.
A h0lsy: Tndom. A Inult he.
ten bal llarja hianyzott.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-06-16
JAPANESE SCHOOL
CHILDREN RECEIVE
AMERICAN DOLLS

Acknowledgement and thanks for
The dolls sent by California school
children to the little girls of Japan
this spring as peace envoys TO that
country have been received in the
various towns in the valley whence
dolls were sent.
For the dolls sent by the III Cen
t,o school girls Miss Nora Epler,
principal Of Wilson school, recently
received letter in Japanese with
translation accompanying, stating
that the girls Of Japan were de
lighted with the dolls and that their
elders appreciated the friendly spir-
it in which they were sent. The
American dolls, according to the let
ter. will be put among the anreS-
tral dolls by their Japanese owners
and will always scrv" to remind
them of the frIcndlincss of the ma
tiOn across the seas.
These dolls were sent 10 Japan un-
der the auspices Of the W. {. T. /.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-06-16
SOCIETY AND CLUB NEWS
MRS. CHARLES SCOTT
CONPLIMENTED AT
DELIGHTFUL AFFAIR

One of the many charming af-
fairs in compliment to Mrs. Charles
+. Scott, who is to leave in the near
future for her new home in Los An
geles, was given yesterday at the
home of Mrs. X. y. Watson, when
Mrs. Watson and Mrs. Earle Davis
entertained at bridge.
Decorations of garden flowers
made the rooms charL.ing and bridge
appointments were developed in the
going away idea, little suiteases
forming score cards.
4 priZe was awarded the highest
score at each table and special
guest prize was presented to Mrs.
Scott.
Guests were Mrs. Scott, Mrs. John
Andrews Jr. Mrs. Warren Currier,
Mrs. c. Z. Coggins, Mrs. J. S. Jones,
Mrs. Dorsey Whitelaw, Mrs. r. b.
Whitelaw, Mrs. Allen Nuffer, Mrs
Don Bitter, Mrs. Forrest kutz, Mrs
H. T. Osborne, Mrs. Ross T. Hick.
cox, Mrs. Leo Mcclure, Mrs. James
Glassford, Mrs. Arthur Edgar, Mrs.
r. W. Campbell, Mrs. Tom Gill, Mrs.
0. G. Horne.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-06-16
MUSICAL PROGRAM
TO BE FEATURE OF
CHURCH DINNER

Features at the chicken dinner
to be served in State street Chris
tian church tomorrow evening will
be an excellent program Of musical
numbers to be given during the
dinner hour. Tho program will in
clUde violin duet ny John Ariau-
do and Thelma Jenkins. organ num.
brrs by Mrs. Clair Allanson Of Ca
lcXico, saXophonc and cornct duet
by McssrS. heverton and Howell
Pitts. y male quartet comprising
VI . : rs. Ch"vrrtm. carmichael
Johnson and Lingo will sing n
group of songs. The program has
been arranged by Rev. W. c. Chev-
erton and :. o. Lingo.
This affair, which is being given
under the auspices of the Loyal
Young People ; class Of the SUNDAY
school, of which Mrs. 5. o. Lingo
is teacher will begin at $50 and
serving viii continue until p. m.
The public is cordially invited 10
come and partake Of delicious
meal.
The purpose of the dinner is To
raise funds to complete the class
pledge of $1,000 10 the church ani
TO replenish the flower fund.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-06-16
CHRISTIAN CHURCH
TO SEND DELEGATES
TO G. E. CONVENTION

State Street Christian Sunday
school and Christian Endeavor Will
send a large group of delegates to
Santa Ana next Wednesday to at
tend the annual state Christian en-
deavor conference.
Regularly appointed delegates,
who will motor up under the chap
eronage of Mr.. and Mrs. S. o. Lin
20 are Evarie Collins, Ruth Price.
John Ariaudo and Roy Sweeney.
Toward the last of the week the
company from the valley will be
augmented by the president, Don
Davis and several other young peo-
pie from Ell Centro. Rev. aud Mrs
". c. Cheverton will also be in
attendance.
On Saturday, at the close of the
c. Il. Conference the whole party
will motor to ldyllwild where they
will represent the local church at a
Sunday school training school to be
held there. Rev. Cheverton is to
be instructor in devotional service
at this school, which will be in ses-
sion for 10 days.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-06-16
Elks Will Hold
Ritual Contest

FL Centre lodge of Elks will have
chance to compete again for the
Dunaway cup tomorrow nigh. when
all the lodges of the valley will
gather at CaleXico for a ritualistic
contest. FL Centre .odge won the
cup last year and the local Officers
hope to keep the trophy another
year. This trophy has been won in
turn by Brawley, Calcxico and Ell
Centre and competition will be
keen.
The contest will be conducted un.
der the rules OF the California State
Elks Association and all officers
and judges will be chosen from
lodges in the jurisdiction of South
ern California.
Success in this contest will give
the winning lodge the right to par
ticipate in other similar contests iii
California.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-06-16
IMPERIAL COUPLE
IS MARRIED HERE

Uniting two we'll known valley
families was the wedding that took
place this morning at the Baptist
parsonage, Miss Mary Bartholomew
bccoming the bride Of Mr.. Charles
w. Hill Of Imperial. The ceremony
was read by Rev. c. f. Flanagan in
the presence of the immediate re-
latives and a few close friends of
the young people.
The bride is the eldest daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. $. Bartholomew OF
Imperial and she was graduated
from the high school Of that city
in the class Of 1927. Mr.. Hill finish
cd his high school course in the
class of "a. lie is the son of Mr..
and Mrs. o. a. Hill.
Following the ceremony Mr.. and
Mrs. Hill left by motor for Laguna
Beach where they will make their
home. a1GS~
Imperial Valley press., 1927-06-16
Exhibit of Arts,
Crafts Will Be
Held at Eastside

The Imperial Valley section OF
the California Federation of Col
ored Women s clubs will hold their
second annual exhibit in the East
Side school house Friday night,
at 80.
a prize is to be awarded to the
club whose exhibit of home craft ar
ticles receives the largest number
of blue ribbons. Judges will be
Mrs. Zenobia Payne, Mrs, Hale and
Miss Reed
The public is cordially invited to
attend the exhibit and see what the
club women are doing along arts and
crafts lines.
The Woman s Civic Improvement
Club of RI Ccntro is planning an
elaborate Fourth OF July celebration
for the East Side residents as their
contribution to cc,an.un,ty welfare
work for the summer.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-06-16
Gate Tamperers
Fined In Court

5. Sakamoto, So, OF Brawlcy and
f. Tobo. 81, OF the Nerdc school dls
trict entered pleas of guilty 70
charges of tampcriug with the hcad
gates belonging to the Imperial ir-
rigation district which regulate the
flow of water ON their respective
ranches yesterday afternoon, Both
were sentenced to pay fines OF $25
or serve like number of days in
Jail. They paid the fines.
1t was brought out in the ease
that the tampcriug with gates along
the irrigation bitches serves to
throw the entire system of water
distribution out of commission and
the men were warned against a sec
end offcnsc of such nature.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-06-16
MRS. ROMEO SMITiI
LNIERTAINS FOR
PY1,H/AN SISTERS

Mrs. Romeo c. Smith entertained
the women of the Pythian Sisters
Thimble club yesterday on the oc-
casion of their last meeting for the
season.
Luncheon at noon was followed
by an afternoon around the card
tables where high score was made
by Mrs. Marvin Moore and low by
Mrs. Wesley He'll.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-06-16
PERSONALS

Mr.. and Mrs. Mont J. Reid and
children have returned from 4 10
day visit to Los Angeles.
Mrs. G.. W. Nance has gone TO
Venice for the summer.
Mr. and Mrs. Guy Holmes are
spending the summer in Santa Ana.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wiley Weaver are
spending few days in Jacumba.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-06-16
Native Daughters
To Hold Meeting
By United Press Leased Wire

MODESTO, Calf. June 16.-
The forty-first grand parlor Ma
tive Daughters of the Golden West
will open a six day convention here
Monday with delegates from all
parts of California present.
\ pilgrimage to old Tuolumnc
county. the heart of the Mother
Lode country, made famous by the
pen of Bret Hartc, will be made
tuesday.
Installation of new officers viii
be held Thursday.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-06-16
PICNIC AT PINE
VALLEY ENJOYED
BY GROUP OF GIRLS

Mrs. Josephine King chaperoned
group of young girls early in the
The party drove up early and spent
a merry day swimming, playing ten
ms and enjoying the contents of well
filled picnic baskets.
Comprising the party were Misses
Annie Lambeth, Margaret Bacon,
Ruth Price, Opal Hunt, Dorothy
King, Phyllis Weleh, Winnifred
House, Carolyn Ice and Mrs. Welch
and Mrs. King.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-06-16

and many of them VII be bald-if
they persist IN the practice Of bob
hing their nair
This dire prediction IS made by
\. {. Belmont, national vice presi-
dent of the Master BARRIERS Asso-
citation of America, and a noted au.
thority on hirsutc adornmcnt.
"Cut;ing the hair brings out
whiskers on the face, says Bel
Imperial Valley press., 1927-06-16
Social Brevities

MIR. and Mrs. :. o. Lingo will mo-
tor up to Mecca tomorrow to meet
Mrs. Lingo ) mother, Mrs. c. F..
Fort of Bivcrside, who with another
daughter, Mrs. II. r. King and her
family will be motoring through on
thc way east to spend the summer.
The travellers will visit several
middle western states before re
turning in the fail.
Miss Sophie Dunlap aud Miss MI.
la Hancock left today for Flagstaff,
Arizona, where they will attend the
10 weeks summer session IF the
University of Northern Arizona.
They plan to visit the Grand CANYON
before returning TO FL Centre in the
fall.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-06-16

mont. Prior to A B, c. man was
ucardless creature, He wore his
hair in long, flowing locks.
Then came the haircut, Boards
appeared shortly afterwards. Raz,
ors sprang into popularity.
Those old pictures of ancient
Greeks and Romans with long
boards are all wrong. They had no
boards in those days.
d" As bobbing the hair is conauc.
i've to whiskcrs and baldheaded-
ness. YOU can imagine how the flap
per of tomorrow will look. -
The Globe Grain Milling Com
panv has contracted with farmers
of Millard County, Utah, to grow
10000 acres for delivery in July
September.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-06-16

Fresh meat can be kept from
Immediate spelling by sprinklng
with sal; and pepper, using th'
amount customarily used for flaV
oring. Rub it in well. Or cover th3
meat closely with a cloth saturated
With vinegar, leaving one end 'i
the cloth in a small pan of vinegar
Imperial Valley press., 1927-06-16

The Santa Fe is building - miles
If railroad sou:hro-t from Beard.
ley. a new town 2j miles west Of
Phoenix, Arizona.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-06-16

When making pics from fresh or
canned apples, if you will add on"
teaspoon of vanilla TO each PIC, II
civcs pleasing flavor.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-06-16
Predicts Women
As Will Be Bald

BY United Press Leased Wire
SACRAMENTO, CaL, june l6.--
By 1850 women will have whiskcrs,
Imperial Valley press., 1927-06-16

Dry cocoanut may be stoamei 1
for about one half hour IN col
anlrr and il will become quite like
the fresh article.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-06-16
Do You Know?

Brown sugar can hc softcncd by
wrapping a damp cloth around th'
bag that contains II.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-06-16

DOACHES-most disgusting of
N all insects. Kill them at once,
with Fit.
Fit spray clears the house in few
minutes of disease-bearing flies,
mosquitoes, bed bugs, reaches,
ants and hcas. 1t searches out the
cracks where insects hide and
breed, destroying their eggs.
F1it kills moths and their larvae
Imperial Valley press., 1927-06-16

which eat holes. 1t will save your
clothing, furs and rugs. Clean and
easy to use. Will not stain.
Fit is the result of exhaustive
laboratory research. 1t has re-
placed old ineffective methods.
Fatal TO insects but harmless to
mankind. Recommended by
Health Officials. Buy Flit and Fit
sprayer today. For sale every
where.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-03-29
DOCTORS SHOW QUICKEST
WAY TO END A BAD COLD
Advise Inexpensive Home
Remedy That Brings
Relief in Few Hours.

A great many Indianapolis people
like Charles II. Pierce of Hemlock
St, have learned that 1t is no longer
necessary to let cold make a per-
son feel miserable or cause fear of
pneumonia. For doctors at the
hospital clinic are recommendii a
simple home treatment that brings
quick. sure relief-often in a few
hours.
A severe cold had kept Mr.. Pierce
from business for several days. When
nothing seemed to help him he called
the clinic for advice. Doctors there
recommended Cherry Pectoral - a
highly concentrated mixture of wild
cherry, terpin hydrate, and other
hospital-tested ingredients. Next
day he felt lots better and by night
the cold was gone.
NOTE: See other cases reported
daily-all certified TO this paper by n
member of the Hospital STAFF. Elk
Ayers Cherry Pectoral is a complete
treatment for colds--not mere
cough syrup" II penetrates through
and through irrltated membranes and
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-03-29
MORTGAGE RATE DROPS
Metropolitan Life Reduces Interest
Charge From SIS to 6 Per Cent.

Persons purchasing or construct
ing a'residence property in Indian
apolis during the coming building
season will benefit from the an
nouncement that the Metropolitan
Life Insurance Company has re-
duced the rate of interest on first
mortgages for home owners and
buyers in this territory from 6.5 per
cent to per cent.
Announcement of the reduction
was made by the Fletcher Savings
and Trust Company, Indianapolis
agent for the Metropolitan company.
The company now is offering,
through the Fletcher Savings and
Trust Company, to loan SO per cent
of the total appraised value of house
and ground. The loans are made for
fifteen-year terms and are repayable
at the rate of 3 per cent of the prin-
cipal, plus interest, semi-annually.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-03-29
TanIac Succeeds
When Others Fail
Liver and Stomach Trouble of
Years Standing Relieved.

Frank Wright,
SIS 9th Street,
Evansville, Ind,
says: "Tanlac did
what a lot of
other medicines
failed to. For a
year l suffered
from liver and
stomach trouble.
At night 1 tossed
and turned, then l
would get up in
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-03-29
MOVE TO THWART
POULTRY THEFTS
Dealers Ordered to Register
With County Clerk.

Warning was issued to poultry
dealers today by Deputy Prosecutor
John L. Niblack, that if they do
not register with County Clerk
George o. Hutsell they face arrest
after farmers organizations de-
clared Indianapolis is the center for
chicken thieves. Niblack declared
$4,000 chickens were stolen in Ma
rion County last year.
He said several groups of chicken
thieves, working within 100-mile
radius of Indianapolis, are selling
chickens here. Niblack wrote let
ters to Police Chief Johnson and
Sheriff Omer Hawkins asking them
to arrest all dealers not registered
and who fail to keep a report of
purchases.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-03-29

just because today's Nov You
Ask One" was designed primarily
for children, you needn't think that
there may not be a question or two
that will puzzle the grown ups.
You'll find the answers on page Ia:
/. What is wrong with the air
plane shown in this picture?
2. What two brothers, who lived
in Dayton, Ohio, were prominent in
the early development of the air.
plane?
8. What is Ty Cobb's full name?
A. From what country did the
United States get the Virgin Islands?
5. In what State is the source of
Mississippi river?
6. Who wrote Little Women?"
7. In what State is Lake Ponchar-
train?
s. What Biblical character is IA
nous because of his friendship for
David?
8. Who assassinated President
Lincoln?
10. Where did the assassination
take place?
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-03-29

dom and Great Britain's youngest
aviator, lists himself in filing out
missionaries. Robin has just COM
pleted his tests for a full-nedged air.
plane pilots certificate. He cannot,
however, be given his certificate UNI
til next year, for under the British
air ministry rules certificates may
not be given any one under II years
of age.