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Imperial Valley press., 1927-04-09
No. 1905
SUMMONS
In the Superior Court of the State
Of California, in and for the
County Of impcri.i

In the Superior Court of the State
Of California, in and for the
County Of inpcri.i
HENRY b. GREER, Plaintiff,
vs..
EFFIE I. GREER, Defendant.
The People of the State of Cali.
fornia Send Greeting to Effic l.,
Grecr, Defendant.
You are Hereby Directed TO Ap-
gear and answer tLc Complaint in
an action entitled as above, brought
against you in the Superior Court
OF the County of Imperial, state of
California. within ten days after
the service on you of this Summons
If served within this county; or
within thicty days if served elsc
where.
And you are hereby notified that
snlcss you appear and answer "a
above rcgu,cd, the said Plaintiff
will take Judgment for any money
or damages demanded in the corr
plant, as arising npor contract, Or
he will apply to the Court for any
othe- relief demanded in the Com
plant.
Given under my hand aud tbs
seal Of the Superior Court Of the
County Of Imperial, State of Cali
fornia, this 4th day Of February.
1927.
c. G.. MOUSSEAU, Clerk.
BY G. L. Willifmds Deputy Clerk.
(SEAL)
NJ. C. Atchison, Attorney for Plain'
tiff.
f 5 IL 10 26 NJ IL 10 26 A 2 o
Imperial Valley press., 1927-04-09
Delightful Bridge
Luncheon Giuen BY
Mrs. Charles Scott

Mrs. Charles +. Scott delightful
lv entertained the members of her
bridge club at her home YESTERDAY
afternoon at luncheon. Red roses
centered the table and pretty plac"
cards marked the covers for Mes
DANES c. f. Coggins and Frank
Lathrop, guests, and the following
members: Mesdames c. +. Conant,
j. S. Jones, Earle G. Davis, II. l..
Loud. l.. c. House and the hostess.
Mrs. House was the winner of the
high score prize at bridge, and Mrs.
Coggins, second.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-04-09
NOTICE TO CREDITORS

Notice is hereby given by Angus
tine Ybarra, administrators of the
estate of Juana NJ. va. de Ybarra,
deceased to all persons having
claims against said deceased, to
present them within four months af-
ter first publication Of this notice
to the undersigned at 1O7 Rehkopf
Building, FL Centre, California, the
place selected to transact business
of said estate, or file them within
four months after first publication
of this notice in the office of Clerk
of Superior Court, Imperial County.
Dated this 25th day of February,
A. D., 1927.
AUGUSTINE YBARRA,
Administrator.
Jas. W. Glassford, Attorney for Ad,
ministratOr.
I &c NJ ) II 10 26 A .
Imperial Valley press., 1927-04-09

The absence of the pastor, Elder \.
e. lIurlhurt will have charge of the
meeting.
On Easter Sunday. April Il, 1t
II IA. IN. the Presbyterian Chorus
choir will give cantnta by IT, ".
Pctric. 'Thc Easter Victory. I'm
der thr leadership of Mrs. 4. NJ.
Williams. The public is cordially
invited.
A most cordial welcome awaits
YOU at all ser, ices.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-04-09
SOCIETY AND CLUB NEWS

beth Embury, Ray Edgar, Arthur
Edgar, F. Il. {. Fenton, Tom Gill,
James Glassford, j. j. Ureen. Call,
l.. c. House Ross IIickcox, o. G.
Horne, A. w. Hale, Leroy Holt,
Kimmons johnson. &. b. Jackson,
j. s Jones. +. ID. Jacobs.
Mcsdamcs Robert h. kepley, For
rest kutz. II. 4. Kenyon, A. II. kel-
Ter, II. l.. Loud, Il. +. Lemons, Elmo
Lovnd. L. l.. Martin. q. G.. Nous
>cau, +. !. Mack, George Mann,
Frank Mclver, II. L. Meyer, Fred
Nuttau, W. F. North. Edgar Nance,
Martin Il. O'Bricn, Hugh T. Os-
borne, l.. Il. Phillcy, B. l.. Roberts,
H. u. Roberts. and Don Rex.
Mesdames J. Stewart Ross, Ralph
REYNOLDS. W. J. Reid. Mont J. Reid,
l.. +. Sargent. Minor NJ. Sweeney,
{. +. Scott. G. f. Soncs, Vaughn
Thompson, W. \. Tondro. Edgar B.
Treplc. pelcic ThacTlcr, Arthur She
bal. II. B. Whitelaw, Dorsey White
law. Den Wells, Il. Y. Watson, W.
\. Williams. 9. IL. DuSold. John r..
Rice and the Misses Irene Brooks
and Alvcna La Foutaine.
Out Of town guests included were
Mesdames IL. Y. GRAY, Imperial :;
f. f. Harden and W. +. Moshcr,
Holtvillc; j. \. Mctzgar, Long
Beach; g. W. Thing and Emil Xii
ka, san Diego.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-04-09
SEELEY UNION

Palm Sunday, April 10. Sunday
School at 9:+5 a. m. We are using
the Cross and Crown system. Many
are anxious to earn a silver pin.
Church service at II; 100 a. m. The
pastor will preach Palm Sunday
sermon. The choir will sing special
music for the occasion. The church
will be approximately decorated with
Imperial Valley press., 1927-04-09
MARRIAGE LICENSES

Garcia Chavez. Luis Garcia, 80.
native of Mexico and resident Of
Brawlcy. Dcmctria Chavez. 49, nat.
i've Of Mexico and resident Of Draw
ley.
Ullery.A dams. Ernest X. Ullery,
25, native of Indiana and resident
of San Diego. Margaret +. Adams,
80, native Of California and resident
Of San Diego.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-04-09
Second SilUer Metal
Contest To BE Giren
BY Temperance Legion

The Loyal Temperance Legion
will hold its silver medal contest
at the Methodist sunday school to-
morrow morning at 9:45 clock.
All members of the l.. T. l.. are
asked t" be present and to bring
their parents and friends.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-04-09
Mrs. Earle e.. DaUis
To Entertain Members
of TUice Told Tales

The Twice Told Tales section OF
the Woman : Ten Thousand club
will be entertained by Mrs. Earle
&. Davis at her country home south
west Of the city ON Monday after
noon. Mrs. Tom Gill will be the
story teller.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-04-09
FRESNO PIONEER DIES
Ry United Press Leased Wire

FRESNO, Cal. April 9-Albcrt D.
Olncy, II, pioneer of Fresno anil
prominent rhurchman, died here late
last night following "a short illness.
Olncv came To Fresno i'll 1889.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-04-09

Stanis'aus county has 1000 acres
Of spinach, which should yield 5000
tons selling for 5000.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-04-09
G0T0Chu4rch Sunday!
branches and flowers.

palm branches and flowers.
Nespcr song service at 7:l5.
Preaching at 1880. The theme of
the sermon being popular Ex-
cuscs.'' A special song will be
sung.
Christian Endcavor meeting at
500 O clock.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-04-09

During 1926 Lodi, San Joaquin
county, shipped $40 ears of fruits.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-04-09

On April II, Modesto, StanislauS
county, will vote on $3.50. 900 school
bends.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-06-24
Drobne ohlasky

vlastnych detf. Dokazy 0 adopta-
eli musia hyt' predlozene sucasne
s ostatnymi listinami. Ak bola a.
doptacia uvedena v platnost' po
i. januari 1924, ME je tymto de-
tom poskytnuta ziadna vyhoda,
a rodicia ich sem 1E5zu dosiho-
vat iba ako riadnych, kvotoyych
prist 'ahovaleov.
Rodicom ameriekych obcanov
povol' 'uju tunajsie zakony vyho.
dy prednostnej prist 'ahovaleckej
triedy Zakon tento opat sa tyka
ako obeanov muzov, tax al zien
a plati iba 0 rodicoch, nijako ale
o test och testinach
(Dokoncenie budncne.)
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-06-24

bra 1922 sobas " Spojenych Sta.
toch nemenf obeianstvo zeny, ci-
ze inymi sloyami, jej obcianstvo
je celkom neodVisle cd obGianstva
manzelovho. zenra-cudzinka osta.
va neobciankou, hoe by sa W.
dala "a Amerikana rodeneho ale
DO takeho,, ktory sa stal ameri-
ckym obGamom naturalization. Ak
chce sa takato zena stat obcian-
kou, musi svoje obcianstvo sa-
ma poziadat'. Ak stal sa vsak
nanzel obeanom 'liz pred %. sep
tembrom 1922, stala sa samovol' :
ne obcankou al jeho zena, S kto-
rou Dol osobaseny pred tymto da.
tumom. Obciansky list JED muza
a sobaSny list su potom dostatoc-
nymi dokazmi, opravnujdcimi til.
to zenu k ziadosti o americky
pas. V takomto prlpade vystriha-
me pred ziadost 'ou pas tel re.
me, ktorej predtym bola obcian-
kou ktorej este neprestajne
zije, lebo vydanie ,takehoto pasu
mohlo by mat "a nasledok ztra.
tu jej americkeho obcanstva.
/ Pravidlo, ze zena americkehc
obcana smie vst1pit do Spoje.
nych Statov ako nekvotova pri
st 'ahovalkyna, ME Je doteraz roz.
| sirene al ma manzela americkNcl
zien, ktori mozu pocitat' iba ns
vyhodu prednostnej prist 'ahova
leckej triedy. Americka obcan
ka, ktora chce ziskat povolenie
! prichodu svojho mallzela do Spo
jenych Statov, musi podnikat tit
/ iste kroky, ako manzel- -Amerikam
i ziadajuci pripustenie svojej ze
ny. ~
i Tiez nedospele deti americ
| kych obcanov tesla sa roznym Wy
hodam, poskytoyanych prist "a
hovaleckych zakonoIch. Ako hra
MICA ich nedospelosti stanoven,
je jedenadvadsiaty r6k. Akonahl'
dosiahnu tohoto veku, obcianstvt
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-06-24
OKREsN1 sBOR.
(Dokoncenie s /. strany.)

lDokoncenie s l. strany.
X. S. j. a Sbor 1913. Ligy na Steel
ton majn ma svojich schodzach
buducej nedeli pojednavat' W.
vinutf agitacie "a zdar tejto pred
nasky vsetky slovenske spolky,
ktore budn mat do 10. julia scho-
dzu, sil ziadane odhlasovat' f.
cast svojho clenstva ma tejto po-
ucnej prednaske 0 hospodarskom
stave Slovenska. Schodza maria
dila dat vytlacit 500 vstupeniek.
Pocas tohto pojednavania do
siel predseda a zaujal svoje mie-
sto.
Br. Juraj Murdzak q Lansing
villu navrhnul, ably ma Sloven-
skom Dni cvicilo i ziactvo skoly
Sv Mateja 2 Llansingvillu kras-
ne cvi6by, ktore no nacvieily vel.
sestry-ucitel ky. Schodza tento
navrh prijala do programu Slov.
Dna. Cakat tym do schodze u
torkovej nebolo mono, lebo vte-
dy w programy budu v tlaci.
Cvicba dietok bude IL. hodine
nd poludnie tanecnej hale lido
ra parku.
Podavane boly zpravy zastup;
Gov Sborov Ligy.
M. Mraz oznamil, re Sbor 1913
ma Steelton Dol zreorganizovamy a
vyvinie vsestrannd cinnost'. Po.
ziadal sprawl Ligy filmy 20 Slo.
venska odporucal ich na jasen
ukazGvat' sidle kazdeho Sboru
Ligy ma Mason okoli. <.>
FIR. .Hudik podal zpravu, re Sb
2Uf. Llgy ZlJe l Vydrzlava SchO
DE pp schodza:h Odboru Gil. n
S. s.;
Juraj Murdzak oznamil, re Sb
A.. ma este 19 clenov toho leta
Sbor usporiada vylet a ma jasef
prednasku pohyblivymi obraz
mi 70 Slovenska.
Jozef j. Schromofsky oznamil
re Sbor SO. bude mavat zas scho
DIE a vyvmie cinnost'.
Martin J. Lesnak oznamil, z,
Sbor 246 na Haselton boil zreor
ganizovany. Prihlasilo sd 25 no
vych clenov. Sbor bude cinnyn
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-06-24

ich otca nema ziadneho vplyyu
ma ich ziadost' 0 pripustenie do
Ameriky. TO iste plati al 0 tych
det och, ktore s1 sice mladsie nez
21.rocne, ale s1 zenate alebo Wy
date. Este raz zopatujeme iba
slobodne, nize 21-rocne deti anne.
riceho obcana mozu t'azit' o.
tcovho obcanstva ak sn tieto de,
ii mladsie ako osemnast roGne,
m6zu sem prist ako prist 'ahoval-
lei mimokvotovi, ak sn vsak vo
,veku :medzi osemnastym a jeden-
advadsiatym rokom - ako pri.
st 'ahovalci prednostnej triedy.
Ziadost pripustenie deti poda.
va sa tou istou cestou, ako zia.
dost pripustenie manzelky.
Tie iste prava, AXE ma ameri.
cky obcan, poskytuje zakon al a.
merickej obcanke. Tedy al zena-
obcanka moze do Spojenych Sta
tov priviezt svoje slobodne, nize
osemnast rocne deti ako prist a
hovalcov mimokvotovych, svo
je slobodne, osemnast' az jedena
dvadsat' rocne deti ako prist "a
hovalcov prednostnej triedy. Tiei
zena musi podat' riadnu, dolo
zenn Eiadost'. Ak sd oba 1odici,
americkylni obcanmi, odporuca
me, aby vsetky kroky, potrebne |
ziskaniu mimokvotoveho VIA ale
bo prednostneho VIA, podnikal 0
tee deti.
! Ziadny americky obcan, an
muz ami zena, nema pravo ziadat
o vyhodne pripustenie svojich ne
vlastnych deti do SpoJenych Sta
toy. Vsetky vNhedy tomto SINE
re ponechane su iba rodicom Via
stnyn.s
! Americky obcap (muz al zena
ma pravo ziadat' pripusteni
deti, ktore zakonite adoptova
pred prvym januarom 1924, a t
"a tych istych podmienok, ak
ked ziada pripustenie svojicl
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-06-24
.AKo PoM0cT sVoJnG PRt.
BUZNYM DO AMERIKY.
F. u. l. S.

TAX, ako kazdet Incl zemi, al
Nv Spojenych Statoch tesla sd vse-
tel obcania istym pravom, ktore
ME su povolene cudzincom. Jedno
pole, ma ktorom sa toto pravidlo
uplatnuje, je prist 'ahovalectvo.
Obcan Spojenych Statov moze
poziadat pripustenie svojich
najblizslch pribMnNch ako me-
kvotovych prist 'ahovaLcov, alebo
ako prist 'ahovalcov prednostnej
triedy, co neobcan urobit memo
re. Pribuzni neobcana mozu vstn-
pit ! do Spojenych Statov iba ako
riadni, kvotovi prist 'ahovalci. w
nimku tohoto pravidla robia GU
dzinci, ktori sa venovali knaxstvu
profesorstvu alebo pol 'nohospo-
darstvu (farmari alebo robotnici
pracujnci ma farme) a rodaci ze-
mi zapadnej pologule, tymto ,vse-
tkym sl V prist 'ahovaleckyi:h. "a
konoch poskytovane iste vyhbdy.
Zena americkeho obcana moze
obdrzat' povolenie ku vstupu ma
americku podu> ako nekvotova
prist ahovalka, ak poda jej mu1
ziadost ma Bureau of 1mmigra.
ton" do Washington doka
re, re je americkym obcanom, a
ze dotycna zena .je jeho zakoni
tou manzelkou. Ia tymto 1celom
musi manzel vyplnit zvlastny
ziadaci formular, ktory, pod ma
zvom ''Form 633" prist 'ahovale
cky trad vd acne ,zasle. Ak je
ziadost' vybavena *priaznive, o.
znam to- nradoven jednako man
zelovi, jednako americkemu : kon
zulovi tel zeme, V ktorej zije, man
zelka, ktora potion ma pravo zia
| dat konzula mimokvotove pri
st 'ahovalecke vizo. Ziadost' mu
81 predlozit' S rucim dokazom {
tom, ze je osobou, pre- ktoru bola
ziadost' k odchodu do Spojenycf
Statov povolena Ia tymto ice
lom je najlepsie, ak dolozi svojl
ziadost' sobasnym a krstnym Ii
stom a pasom. t.
: Ako snad ie w kazdemu Una
mo, pocinajuc dnom %. septem
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-06-24
bude pomahat' Okr. Sboru je-

a bude pomahat Okr. Sboru je-
ho pracach.
Ma schodzi maly byt podavane
il zpravy iradnikov, ale pre- nedo-
statok easu nepritomnost ta-
jomnika-pokladnika vystaly. FL
nancna zprava podana bude ma
buddcej schodzi novymi tiradnik-
mi.
Schodza jednohlasne usniesla,
aby podpredseda Okresneho Sbo-
ru zahajil vzdy schodzu a viedol
pojednavania, ked' sd predseda
nebude moct nacas dostavit', ze
by cas- nebol vyckavanim darmo
trateny.
Nato prevedena bola vol 'ba d.
radu. ia predsedu navrhovany a
vsetkymi podporovany Dol dote-
rajsi predseda Jozef j. Sphromof-
sky. Br.t Schromofsky sa osved-
Gil, re ma mnoho svojej prace a
starosti, ale re urad este prime,
dokym sa Okresny Sbor neuvedie
do riadnej kol 'aje. Bol jednohlas-
ne znovuzvoleny.
M. Mraz navrhoval "a podpred-
sedu A. M. Palkovica, "a tajom.
nika (zapisnika a nctovnika) nj
j. Lesnaka, "a pokladnika Fran
tiska Hudika do dozorneho Wy.
boru bratov Mateja, Kucko, Mi
chala Rybar a Juraja Murdzaka
Navrhovani boil v nominacii pod
porovani po jednom jedn ohlas
ne zvoleni.
Schodza urcila, ably tajomnil,
podaval do Youngest. Slov. Novfn
vsetky zapisnice zpravy Gin
nosti Okresneho. Sboru, ably tax
slovenska verejnost' znala, co O.
kresny Sbor podnika. Jeho plat
urceny bude ma konci roku, ked
4 bude mono urcit spravodlivt
odmenu ia vykonann pracu.
Novy tajomnik pokladnik o
dobern iiradn6 knihy Okresnehc
Sboru sobotu, %. juna vecer '
skole Sv. Cyrilla a Methoda, kde
sa slide k tomu ciel'u stary l1raC
novym. =
Nato br. predseda schodzu "a
koncil.
| = Slovenska Liga je, vsenarod
| nS uctannviznn vet,1n11 ito d0 moi
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-06-24

= Slovenska Liga jeI vsenarod-
ma ustanovizen, vstupujte do nej!
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-06-24
HL'ADANE

Muzov a zeny predavat' nepo-
hnutel ne majetky. Dobry plat
spramym osobam. Haste sd 0
rozhovor SOBOTU medzi 10. a
2. hod. v izbe c. 907 City Bank
Bldg. n.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-06-24
HL'ADAME

MuHskeho predavat potrebnu
vec. Dobra plaza spravnemu clo-
veku: Haste sa u Mr.. Grosshand-
lera, u United Printing Company,
800 West Federal st.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-06-24
MA PREDAJ

Store room 6 izbovy apart
ment pod {. 125 n. Portland Ave.
Lacnota, jestli bude rychlo prena-
ny. Haste sa V {. IS n. Lake
view Ave.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-06-24
MA PREDAJ

I izbovy vel ky moderny dom,
finisovany tvrdym drevom, du-
plovany garadz, cimentovy drive,
lot so stop siroky, bllzko SLOW. ev.
kostola a Mahoning Ave. Haste
sd V redakcii podrobnosti.
Smyrna times., 1927-02-23
CLUB WOMEN "AT PALM BEACH
Smyrna Club Taken on a St. Valen-
tine Program Tour by Miss Emily
Spruance and Miss Laura Bell

thic IAOSIdHi lOuE Dy MISS Emlly
Spruance and Miss Laura Bell
Did you take trip to "Palm Beach"
on Friday, February 18th? 1t was
Smyrna Club Day there and outside
the Royal Poinciana Hotel" a Valen-
tine party was directed by Miss Emily
w. Spruance and Miss Laura Bell.
The decorations, tastefully arranged,
were hearts and streamers instead of
palm trees and cocOanuts. An um-
brella trimmed in gay colors and
hearts was raised so that any wishing
to escape the rays of the sun could
enjoy the shelter of the umbrella.
The story "St. Valentine and the Tiny
Pigeon" was told by Miss Spruance.
The club, led by Miss Bell, sang,
"Smile Awhile" and "a Long, Long
Trail" Miss Mary Hynson was at
the piano. Candies, wrapped in pink
paper, bearing mottos and numbers
were concealed in various parts of
the room causing lively hunt The
number told the group to which the
finder belonged. Group l wrote
rhymes for valentines, the reading of
which created much laughter. Group
2 set to work at making valentines
by weaving together two hearts. Pin
the arrow on the heart amused Group
3 and causde much merriment Miss
Rena Williams took charge of this
group. Group 4 popped corn and
served it. Little Eleanor Robinson
taking the part of Cupid, knocked at
the door. With satchel across her
back, she entered and distributed val
entines to all. Mrs. Frank Hynson
pleased the club by singing "In the
Sweet Long Ago" Miss Rebecca
Williams posed during the singing as
the "Old Fashion Girl" and a very
charming picture she made. Again
Mrs. Hynson favored us by singing
"Smilin' Through" Miss Mary Hyn-
son was the accompanist Eleanor
Robinson furnished two numbers on
the program by dancing. She was
well received. Miss Mary Hynson
with guitar in hand, played ard sang
"My Waiolea Home" "Palm Beach"
personals read during the afternoon
made hit. A puppet show given by
Moyana, the Japanese wonder doll,
and her dog, attracted attention. This
closed the Valentine Day at Palm
Beach. Miss Anna D. Hough, chair
man of History, is to have an inter
esting Historical Day with George
Washington Birthday celebration next
Friday. Miss Hough is preparing
that program for you, club members,
Don't fail her.
Smyrna times., 1927-02-23
HIGH SCHOOL TO GIVE PLAY
'SThe Merry Travellers" to be Given in
February % and March l

''The Merry Travellers" produc-
tion of mirth, merit, and beauty, will
be presented at the Smyrna High
School Auditorium on February %
and March 1, under the auspices of
the school and directed by Miss Clio
Caldwell of the Maxine Turner Pro-
ducing Company. The production is
rich in comedy. The musical numbers
are attractively arranged and effec-
tive costuming will feature through
out. Act 1 shows the Travellers in
London Act 2 in Spain. In Act 8
they have returned to America. The
songs are catchy and a number of
beautiful and artistic dances will be
presented. A large number of stu
dents will take part. The speaking
parts are unusually clever and the
production closes with the dances of
nations, in which may be seen English
French, Irish, Dutch, Italian, Japan
ese, and last but not least the girls
of the U. S. A. This production has
played to record breaking audiences
everywhere. Let's go.
Smyrna times., 1927-02-23
PHYSICIANS MAY USE LIQUOR
If Senator Deputy's Bill Becomes a
Law-Agencies for Distribution

Law-AgencIeS for distribution
Surrounded by variety of regula-
tions and restrictions, thep hysicians
of the state would be authorized to
prescribe liquor for medicinal purpos-
es in the event bill introduced in
the Senate Monday afternoon by SEN
ator Harry NJ. Deputy of Milford
should become a law. In effect, it
would empower the state to purchase
all the whisky in Delaware and then
to resell it to agencies to be selected
by the State Board of Health ard
these agencies could issue it on pre-
scriptions signed by at least two rep
utable physicians. 1t is specifically
stated in the bill that no drug store
or mercantile establishment could
serve as an agency for this distribu-
tion. The intent of the act is to have
the hospitals serve as the distributing
agencies. Immediately upon the ap-
pearance of the bill there was great
buzzing of excitement throughout the
State House News of its introduc-
tion seemed to spread like wild fire
and there was displayed an interest in
the proposed act that was far greater
than the concern shown in any other
bill that has been introduced at this
session of the General Assembly
Whether this is the long-looked-for
doctors bill' was not stated, but it
is understood to have been suggested
by others than those interested in the
medical profession.
Smyrna times., 1927-02-23
KENT LEVY COURT REMOVES THE
ENTIRE KENT ASSESSMENT BODY
CHARGED CHANGES
MADE AFTER ASSESSMENT
Take An Appeal - Accused Board of
Members Claim They Followed
Precedent; Wrong Intent Denied

Jefferson B.Cooper, Republican, and
Thomas Moore and William M. Hugh
es, Democrats, constituting the Board
of Assessment for Kent county, were
removed from office Friday afternoon
by the Levy Court of Kent county
The case has been pending for some
time. Under the law the men who
have been removed from office have a
right to appeal to the Superior Court
This they expect to take advantage of
and an appeal will be filed with the
judges of the court when the session
opened at Dover on Monday Until
the court decides the case it is not
likely that the Levy Court will name
a new Board of Assessment. Some
time ago taxpayers in Kent county
alleged to the Levy Court that the as
SCISSORS had changed assessments af-
ter they had been completed, had
been placed on public view as required
by law, and then turned over to the
tax collector of the county. At the
hearing Mr.. Cooper was represented
by John B. Hutton, Mr. Moore by J.
M. Satterfield and Mr.. Hughes by
James H. Hughes. C. L. Terry re-
presented the Levy Court. The as
SCISSORS admitted that they had chang
ed the assessments as complained of,
but that in so doing they had merely
followed the custom of previous bod
les and that there was no intention
of wrong doing. The decision has
been awaited for sometime and was
given Friday afternoon when the fol-
lowing resolution was adopted by the
Levy Court: Resolved that the Kent
County Levy Court has found said
Jefferson B. Cooper, William NJ
Hughes and Thomas Moore guilty of
failure to perform their duties as as
SCISSORS in the office of the Board of
Assessment for Kent County for the
years 1925 and 1926 and also found
that they, the above named assessors,
are guilty of acts of failure to per-
form the duties of the office of the
Board of Assessment of Kent county,
and find that they, the said assessors,
shall be and are at once removed
from the Office of the Board of As
sessment for Kent County of the
State of Delaware" The case has at
tracted more than usual attention on
account of the assessment board
members being well known citizens