davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-11-26
PROTEST RATE REPORT
State C. of C. to Fight Mileage
Bases on Iron.

In behalf of Indiana manufactur-
ers of iron and steel products, the
state chamber of commerce will file
exceptions to the proposed report of
examiners in the iron and steel rail-
road rate investigation with the in
terstate commerce commission in
Washington this week.
R. B. CoapStick, traffic manager
for the state chamber, declares the
group plan of rates within Indiana
and Illinois and between these two
States is more favorable to these
manufacturers than would be the
mileage basis proposed by the
examiners.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-11-26
Raspberries Ripen in Cold

MT: VERNON, Ind., Nov. ga
second crop of ripe raspberries and
new blossoms gathered from the
bushes at his home is being ex-
hibited by John P. Wehr. Mrs. E.
Spencer has a pear tree at her home
bearing ripe fruit and new blossoms
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-11-26
Plans THANKSGIVING Aid

CONNERSVILLE, Ind, Nov. 26.--.
AS a step toward helping needy
families on Thanksgiving day the
Maplewood Parent Teachers asso-
citation gave a Thanksgiving pro-
gram at the senior high school
building and charged as admission
one apple or one potato a person.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-11-26
Woman Pays
BU Times Special

bU IWtN NUtEfUI
FIT. WAYNE, Ind, Nov. &c.
Mrs. Maude Rice, asserting
that she did a mans share of
work on farm to help Frank
lin N. Rice pay off $4,000 ali
mony TO his former wife, is
suing for divorce. She alleges
cruelty. The couple was mar
ried fifteen years ago.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-11-26
Wind Causes Injury

FRANKFORT, Ind, Nov. 26.-
Mrs. Charles w. Bridges, wife of a
Clinton county farmer, is in a hos
pital here suffering from a fractured
hip resulting when a barn door was
blown against her by a high wind
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-04-26

torokat IS a leanyszobak illatos,
tiszta interi6rjet kepzeli maya ele.
A kommunistak leanyotthona ala
posan racafol ere hagyomanyos
tevhitre. a cikk szerint a Du-
kovszkaja Ulicaban volt a kom-
munistaknak Leahyotthon cimii
!" emberbarati'' intezmenye. Szin-
te ketelkednenk azokban bor-
zalmakban, amiket err0l az intez-
menyrol olvasunk, ha mem egy
konmunista lap kozolne. AZ alb
lakiivegek mar evek 6ta hianyoz-
max, a szobak falat vastagon bo-
rita a szenny, olyan fortelmes
szagok terjengenek helyisegek-
ben, hogy nehez lenne feltetelezni,
hogy oft emberek anek. Emellett
estenkent' a kornyek leghirhed-
tebb csirkefog6i, betoroi latogat-
tax Ell az intezet ele, ahol a lea
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-04-26
tezs. AHRILIs 26:


nyok szamara szerenadot rendez-
tex, ami yoltakep annyit jelent,
hogy u legvalogatottabb inzultu-
soknak tettek ki q vedtelen lea :
nyokat. A leanyok ketsegbese
siikben az ujsagok segitseget ker-
tex, de az ujsagcikkek sem hasz-
naltak. A cikkekre energikus ca
folatok valaszoltak, az intezetben
pedig minden maradt regiben. A
leanyok k0zul tobben megszoktck
es a furcsa szilumbol prostitu
cioba menekiiltek. Vegre az iigy
bol olyan hatalmas botrany kelet
kezet, hogy a szovjethat6sagok is
kenytelenek voltak megmozdulnl
IS most a kul0n6s intezmeny We
zet0je, Jakovlev "elvtars" for
radalmi bir6sag el6tt fog felelni
visszaeleseiert.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-04-26
A PRESBITERI VILACSZO-
v1TSEG ELN0KE MAGYAR
OR6ZAGI TAPASZTALATAI

Charles Merle d d'Aubigne. a re-
formatus egyhazakat tomorit6
Presbiteri Yilagszoyetseg choke,
parizsi lelkesz, aki a vilagszovet-
segnek tayaly szeptemberben Bu-
dapesten lefolyt nagygyiileseit is
vezette, legutobb rendkiuiil erde-
kes cikket irt a Presbiteri Vilag-
szoyetseg hivatalos lapjaban, a
Quarterly Registerhen, Magyar
orszagon szerzett benyomasair6l.
|" Nagy felfedezest tettiink
ugynond felfedeztiik q ma
gyar nepet ... Most mar mem
gondplk plkczhatunk t0bbe upy' Ke-
lete4ropar6l, aAogyan azel6tt, -
mem althatunk ennek d terk6p6n
nsgy feeer foltot,. amilyen volt
K0A pafrika otven esxtendeje,
Mu4 4nunk kell, hogy Magyaror-
szag keresztyeliei szi1ite szinte ha-
tartalan szellenni' erotartalyt je-
;ep( (epek, de az elszigetelts6g
Matt sokat kell szenysdni0k.
Neaaesak isnertilk, de meg il
szersIt Itiik 6ket, Erezzik, hogy ko.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-04-26

ne, Pa. 6s yid6k. Krezsln J69sef,
legut6bb Woodlawn, Pa. Kuchta
JAnos, Johnstown, Pa. Haueh Be
la, (fivere az elhnnyt Hauch Vii
mosnak) gy6ngyosi, Bridgeport,
Conn. Markus Janos, legu6bb
Phoenixville, Pa. Is Cleveland, @.
Rev. Moravetz Istvan, Pittsburgh
Is Kulpmont, Pa. Olah Daniel,
aszal6i illetdsegu legut6bb Butler,
Pa. Szelezsan Janosne sziil. Miku-
Ia Helen, battonyai illet6segii leg
ut6bb Woodlawn, Pa. Szobota ia
nos, als6gagyi illet6segii, legut6bb
Hazelwood, Pa. Varga Matyas,
semsi illet6segii, legut6bb Union
town, Pa. Vicsotka Janos, ,janki
illet6segu, legut6bb Stockertown,
Pa:s' Vidak Martonne, Csobadi
Magdus abaujkeri, legut6bb Pitts
blrgh, Pa. es mindazok, Xix a
Montgomery Coal Vally k6rhaz-
ban 1925 julius 26-an elhnyt Ia
kacs Tuker Janost ismertek.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-04-26
POLIT TX A

Kdlonos Anny srteme van ahanyan hasznk, annyi
ahanysor hasznk Potkava fogakozni veszedemes doog
Vee foglalkozni meg veszedelmesebh.
foglakozk poikava konnyen polka uveszt6jebe ut
nagyon bajos keviszk6des Ha fogakozk ve ak
meg ekmereten polkusok vsszanek pogarok nemoro
e!0msegesel, ugyanesak furcsa dolgokat miyelnek.
Nos potikaval oglalkomi veszedelmes polikava
ogakozn yezedemesebb nit csnaon pogar?
kerdesre nehez feleln De mgs kseree esznk. Hi
vagyunk kenyzerive hogy unk kl0nsen ebben
oszagban aho avazo pogarok kezebe letev
sag ugyeinek
Polkava oglalkozni vezedemes mondouk entebb hogy
dacara ennek pova ogakozn mnen 6rtemes szavazo pol
garnak ke ha aka koeeg muasztas vada ala esn mast
het enn mint att hogy mnden szavaza Jogga bro
lakos igyekk megsmern mndn ontoabb potik
kerdes gyekzk megmeni mmden nevezetesebb gyent ak
poka eben fesznen mereteit komoya ertemesen
erveny yeseni akkor, amikor szavazasra kerll
Egy hires ember egysze mondotta, hogy emokra
oszagban ahol nep keebe teve orszg uda
ansag Igaza ennek embenek mve
nacohau hogy mnden pogar gyekezzek kszabaduni uda
ansg ajozatansag vermeb Mnden zavaz6 pogar belle
kenyszertve abba ho m tobbet hogy mne to
bet rekeen pogaarsava hogy mne jobban formaja maga
a polikai kerdesek dolgaban.
Amkor polikarol trunk politkara gondounk
amelye ajekozatlan okoiak rengeteg IDIOT efecre
nk soha nrnahoz mennek oa emme kerdes-
adak Mem arol polkar6 trunk
lyik onzeten, hancm mdg valiant rdekeke egtobbszo
mndg becsetes mganerdeket szoga nkabb arro
poikrol trunk szukseges poitkao ameyi koz rdeke
szoga osszeg jayat jelen Erdemesne artu azza poll
fogakozn maskepen kozugyek 0nzeten
fOgal
kozn amek kenyszert zavazat ogga bo poga hogy
mnen alkaommal ertelmesen komolyan becsee
Avert tarak sokan poikava yao fogakozas kvana-
dolognak eddg tapasztalao szerint pokusok
tobbnye vszaeek polgarok j6ndulataval poikat sajt
0nz6 erdkek sgaaaba hotak De eppen eddg
volt lit vona deje annak hogy Macy tobbseg beetesen
gondokoz obbsg jon fe ICY adjon akalmat kva
elemnek hogy poka tren evenyesi6n be-
csues obbg minden egys ako6 szemeye aon porondra
ereze ogat a potkava yal6 fogakozas ertelmet hoza
ertest kvan felesszk ertemegHnke feesszk
gyarapsuk smereenk mnden megengdhe6 6don
polgarOk s.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-04-26
KoNZULI KERESTETEsEK

Az alant felsoroltak, vagy azok
holleter6l tudomassal bir6k felke-
retnek, hogy cimiiket vagy oily
egyeneket, XIX az alabbiakr6l fell
yilagositast nyujthatnak, a Gle
velandi magyar kiralyi konzula-
tus pittsburgh kirendeltjeyel le-
hetoleg siirg6sen koz0lni szives-
ked1enek. Cim: sos Magce Bldg,
Pittsburgh, pa. Ralasko Ka-
roly, majnapusztai, Tolna m. ille-
tosegii, legutobb Portage, Pa.-ban
tartozkodott. Csuh9 Janos berety-
fyoh5fa1nsi, legut6bb New York
Is. Pittsburgh, Pa. Csima Ferenc,
.somogyszili, allit6lag meehalt
Chicago, I'll. fs Milwallke kornye-
ken. DoIubi III Ferenc, sborzayari il
leb5segu, legnt6bb Donora IS Mo
nessen, Pa. Japoba Andras, leg
ut6bb Woodlawn, Pa. Tiles Janos,
-nyiraossdi illct6segii, legutobb
MT. Carmel, Illinois Is Ohio ALA
mokban-a Konya JJanos, sajosze-
nyei illetasegiI, legutobb puQues-
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-04-26
A TETTENERT BET0R6
LEVETETTE MAGAT A
NEGYEDIK EMELETR0L

| Budapestr6l jelentik: 4
Zsigmond-utca %. szamu haz fe
ligyelSje Delel6 Demeter a null
napok egyik estejen gyanutlanu
teri haza lakasara. Amikor belle.
petit az alton, csodalkozva meg.
dobbenve latta, hogy a lakasbar
egy idegen ember tartozkodik, kl
szinten meglepetessel es megdob-
benessel -fordult feleje belepte-
kor. A 40 ev k0riili, joE megter-
NETT idegen, aki minden bizony-
nyal bet0resi szandekkal hatolt a
lakasba, pillanatnyi meghokke-
I mes utan felrelokte a hazmestert,
kiugrott folyos6ra, az utcara
menel0iilt es futasnak eredt. Hosz-
szas hajsza utan v6gil is elfogtak
a Palffy-teren.
Rendor is keriilt elo. aki a haz-
mesterrel kozrefogta tettenert
bet0r0t es harmasban elindultak
a III. keriileti kapitanysag fele.
Mikor utk0zben Lajos-utca SO SO.
szamu haz ele ertek, a betoro hir-
telen kiteipte magat rendor es a
hazmester karjab6l es befutott a
berhazba. A rendor, a hazmester
es az 0ket kiser6 erdekl6dok ter
meszetesen ismet az elillant bet0-
r6 utan vetettek magukat.
A betoro felfutott negyedil1
emeletre, maid mikor latta, hogy
mines menekves, maradt annyi
ideje, hogy a folyoson atyesse
magat a korlaton es leugorjek az
udyarra. Mire az iildoz0k vissza-
tertek OFT talaltak az udvar k6ve-
zeten borzalmas seriilesekkel. Er-
tesitettek a ment0ket, de azol
mar csak bet0r0 halalat allapit-
halifax meg.
Atkutattak ruhajat, de igazold
irasokat nem talaltak nala. A rem
d0rseg meginditotta a yizsgalatot
a szemelyazonossag megallapita.
sara. A zsebekben kiilonb0z6 be-
tor6szerszamokat, alkulcsokat es
egy moi 1taskat is leltek, ami arra
vail, hogy egy regi not6rius beto-
rot ert ut6l vegzete..
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-04-26

lait6n. visszakuldtek IS rabirtak
Ihogy mondjon lie szand6kar6l
Vargane mem olyan termeszetu
asszony, hogy konnyen feladja q
harcot. Mig . ferfiak hatul 0riz-
TEX az ajt6t, addig az els6 ALTON
mept be, let0rve arr6l q zarat.
Mrs. Huth egy szekben tilt $ var
ia a, vihar elmulasat. AIT hitte,
hogy biztonsagban van, inert hi
szen ket bator es cavalier ferfi al
lott 0rt az ajt6nal Egyszerre csak
beront Vargane, raugrik Mrs.
Huthra es elkezdte kaszabolni an
max nyakat. Berohantak a ferfiak
is, de mar kes5n. Vargane sikere-
sen megoldotta elhatarozasat. Lee
galabb is maga szempontjab6l,
'ha emiatt most a t0rveny kezei
koze is kerilt, gyilkossag vadja
alatt.
A meggyilkolt no mem cit fer
jewel, hanem a n0yerevel, S mind
ketten szalmaozvegyek, olyan er-
telemben, hogy mindkett6 elhagy-
ia a ferjet. Hogy miket mondha-.
tott Mrs. Huth Varganerol, AIT
mem tudjuk, de bizonyara csunya
.dolgokat, kiil0nben a szegeny asz-
SONY mem keseredett volna ell
annyira, hogy gyilkossagra vete-
medjen..
Sajnaljuk Mrs. Huthot, de mem
annyira, mint Varganet. Mrs.
Huth csunya szaju teremtes lehe-
tett, aki mocskos szajaval XII tud-
ia hanynak a becsiiletet gyilkolta
meg, hany embertarsanak az ele-
tet mergezte meg. Olyan lehetett,
mint veszett eb, aki mindenkit
megmar, minden ok nelkiil. Sal
naljuk Varganet es hisszik, hogy
kimeletes lesz vele a t0rveny. Hi
szen a becsiilet volt az, ami elke-
seredett tettere kenyszeritette.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-04-26
OLVASSA HIRDETESEINKET
rs TAMOGASSA HIRDET0-
INKETi
ALLIANCE, o.
GYILKossAG - EIiEGTETEL.

Addig jar korso kutra, mig
el mem t0rik. Ez k0zmondas
gyakran igaz. Legalabb is ugy
latszik azoknak az allianceieknek
az geseteben, akir6l legujabban
sz6T a biiniigyi kronika.
Varga Jdzsefne es Huth Beren-
Gle szomsz6dok. Rossz szomszedsag
t0r5k atok.. Ugy latszik az a torok
atok yerte Varganet. Mrs. Beren-
else Huth yipera nyelve marta
folytonosan. Sok gonosz nyelvii
pletykas keseriti meg az emberek
fletet biintetlenil. Mrs. Huth is
szt hitte, hogy semmi banf6dasa
mem lesz. Ez egyszer megjarta.
Vargsne egyszeriien eiettette az
zsagszolgaltatas modszeret,
elSyette 3 'diszno9l6 keset, /. jol
gslesitette es elindult Mrs. Hu-
th6k, kedves szomsz6dja fele.s Ei6-
re lathat6lag q latogatas mem volt
baratsagos terlneszsbii. Ezt eszre.
vette q ferj is, meg a szomszed
aSszony is, anikor a szomszed
~ +
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-04-26
IBoLYA BAL

Az alliancei Magyar Otthon n6i
osztalya nagy balra kesziil a sajat
otthonaban, most szombaton este.
Iboly bal mulatsag neve, ez BIZ
zonyara AIT jelenti, hogy lesz ibo-
Iva, is eleg. De mem az fontos,
hogy ibolya legyen sok, hanem
az, hogy az alliancei magyarok
nagy samban jelenjenek meg ezen
q mulatsagon, hogy a bait rende-
70 nok he csal6djanak, hanem
munkajukat skier koronazza.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-04-26
EGY PETERVARI
IIEANYOTTHON TITKAI

A Vecsernaja Krasznaja Gaze
ta, a petervari v0rosujsag, meg
dobbento leleplezeseket kozol az
egyes szovjetintezmenyek vezet6i-
mex visszaeleseir6l. Egyenesen
hajmeresztoek azok az adatok,
amelyeket ez a burzsujpropagan-
daval semmikeppen sem vadolha-
to lap nyilvanossagra hoz. A cil1k-
sorozatban $40 van peldaul egy
leanyothonr4l is. Leanyotthon, -
az ember feher falakat, feher bu-
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-04-26
New Castle, Pa.
A NEW UASTLEI,
MAGYARSAG BALJA

A new castlei magyarsag 1923
aprilis h6 28-an, este Z oral kez-
dettel a 108 Tailor St.-i Nemet
Hallban sztrajkolo <banyaszok
javara nagy bait rendez. A zenet
Rig6 Lajos hires youngstown re
nekara szolgaltatja. Belepti dij
ferfiaknak rs cent, noknek 25c.
Mindenkit szivesen lat a Rendez6-
seq.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-04-26

telessegunk van irantuk. Tamo-
gatnunk kell 3ket szenyedeseik-
ben.''
Imperial Valley press., 1928-06-28
GODFREY DROPS
GOOD BOUT TO
JOHNNY RISKO
By GEORGE KIRKSEY
Omitted Press Staff Correspondent

EBBETS FIELD, Brooklyn, n. V,
June 2S.-Thc heavyweight division
was without a "black menace to-
day for the first time in years.
George Godfrey, 235 pound Ala
bama negro, went the way Of Harry
Wills last night as he lost the
Judges decision to Johnny Risko, of
Cleveland in 10 round bout.
Godfrey, however, was not as
completely eliminated from consid-
Grafton as was Wills, who fouled
Jack Sharkey in the thirteenth
round to avoid a knockout. Risko S
margin of victory was slight.
A whirlwind body attack in the
last three rounds won the decision
for Risko. Godfrey punched the
Cleveland boy around the ring dur
ing the larger part of the first five
rounds.
The tide of the battle shifted after
the fifth round, Risko opening up
"A fierce body attack which Godfrey
was unable to stave off.
Risko had little success hammer
ihg at Godfrey $ jaw in the early
rounds because of the negro S cA-
cessive height. He shifted his al
tack to the body in the late rounds,
and carried four of the last five
almost solely on these wallops TO
the midriff.
Godfrey weakened after the fifth
round and attempted to clinch and
hold at every opportunity. Risko
seemed to get his second wind in
the sixth round and from that point
on did his best fighting.
Risko won in spite Of the fact that
every physical advantage was
against him. He conceded Godfrey
II l2 pounds in weight, ) Il in
chcs in height aud ) inches in
reach. Risko weighed 100 II.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-06-28
Gruwell Names
School Teachers
For Next Season

j. NJ. Gruwcll, city superintcn-
dent of schools, has practically COM
pletcd his list of appointments to
the city teaching staff for the COM
ing year. The list includes many
new names to fill the places Of those
departed for other localities.
Miss Nora Eplcr continues as
supervising principal and principal
at Wilson school and the Wilson
school roster includes also, Eva
Walker, arithmetic; Sophia Dunlap,
history; Irene Noss, English; Mil
dred Smith, penmanship and spell
ing; Dorothy Armstrong, geography
and reading; Glenn Davies, geogra-
Phy and manual training; oppor-
tunity room, Violet Gruwel; public
speaking and reading, Mildred
Holmes; music, Martha Goblin;
nurse. EVELYN skinner; art (at Will
som Margaret Brown
Mckinley school, Helen Walker,
kindergarten; Lillian Stevens, l-R;
Helen Adams, IA; Regina Brin
p: Charlotte E1Es, 2A,3-A; y. Har
ris, 3-B; Margaret Hedricll, princi-
pal, Alb; Winifrcd Wilson, oppor-
tunity room.
Harding school, Eleanor Bunnell,
kindergarten; Irene Townsend, 1-B;
Ruth Griffin, 1-B; Estelle Reid,
principal, IA; Alice Harrigan, 2-B; ;
Elsie Couch, 2B; Gladys Wyldc-
Brown, "a; Ruth Kendall, 3-B;
Grace Cramer, 3-A; Dora Nuffer,
:-B.
Lincoln school, Josephine Focht,
IA; Helen Garrick, 5-B; Mary Grif-
fin, 5-B; Josephine King, ga;
Claudinc Crane, CT; Fannie Me
Crory, 6-B; Elmer See, principal,
ca.
East side school, w. A. Payne,
principals; Emily Robertson; Ruth
Sims, Mamie Payne, Clothildc Cur
y, Ienobia Payne, Lucille Culber,
son, ENic Kelley, cooking and sew
ing; w. \. Jackson, manual train
ing.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-06-28
NOTICE OF SALE OF REAL PRO-
PERTY AT PRIVATE SALE
In the Superior Court of the State
Of California, in and for the
County of Los Angeles

In the Matter of the Estates and
Guardianship of Charles X. McCul-
Tough, Robert II. Mccullough and
Philip c. Mccullough, Minors.
Notice is hereby given that the
undersigned, Grace i. Stinebaugh,
Guardian of the Estates of Charles
X. Mccullough, Robert II. McCul-
Tough and Philip c. Mccullough,
Minors, will ON or after the goth
day of June, 1928, sell at private
sale to the highest bidder, for cash,
and subject to the confirmation Of
the above named Superior Court, all
the right, title, interest and estate,
vested and /or contingent, of the
above named minors and each of
them, in and to the following des-
cribed real property:
All that certain lot, piece or par
eel of land situate in the County of
Imperial, State of California, and
bounded and particularly described
as follows, to-wit:
PARCEL l. The North One
Half CD of the Southeast
One Quarter (1l) of Section 26,
Township IS, Range 16 East,
s. b. NJ.
Also
PARCEL .. The South One
Half % Of the Southeast
One Quarter CI) of, Section 26,
Township Is, Range 16 East,
s. b. NJ.
All of which as is granted in and
by a certain deed recorded in Book
l59, Page l69 of Deeds and Records
of the County Recorder of Imperial
County, California, together with
all and singular the tcncmcnts,
hcrcditamcnts and appurtcnanccs
thcrcunto belonging.
The terms and conditions of the
sale are as follows:
Cash, gold coin of the United
States, ten per cent of the amouns
bid, to be paid at the time of the
acceptance of the bid; the balance
on confirmation of sale by the Su-
pcrior Court of Los Angeles County,
California.
All bids and offers must be in
writing and delivered 70 the under
signed Guardian, at the office of
her attorneys, Cole aud Spraguc,
52S Pacific Mutual Building, Los
Angeles, California, or may be fiji.
ed at the office of the Clerk of said
Court above named, at any time be-
fore making this sale.
Dated this l2th day of June, 1923
GRACE L. STINEBAUGH,
Guardian of Said Minors
Cole and Sprague, Attorneys at Law
52S Pacific Mutual Bldg, Los An
gclcs, Calf. 14tl3
Imperial Valley press., 1928-06-28
Seals Practically
Clinch Pennant
by United I'rcss Leased Wire

Only a startling upset can prevent
tie san Francisco Seals from taking
top place in the first half of the
Pacific coast league baseball play
as result Of the Seals win yes
torday over the Angels.
The Seals took the game to 0,
thereby eliminating the Angels from
The possibility of taking first
Avcrill 5 home run in the first in.
ming with Johnson on base gave the
Seals their victory.
Hollywood defeated the Missions
: 10 s, remaining three games be
bind the league leaders and within
the possibility of taking top place,
although out of all probability.
Hollywood would have 70 take all
the remaining games and the Seals
would havc to tumble htmiiatingIy
to give Hollywood chance.
seattle easily dcfcarcG Oakland
by ) TO | score.
Sacramento broke a tic in the
eighth inning to defeat Portland
: to ,.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-06-28
Mrs. S. |. STACK
Dies In North

Mrs. Sarah l. Stack, pioneer resi-
dent and prominent w. c. T. L.
worker, passed away last night at
the Live Oak, Suffer county, home
of her daughter, Mrs. Clara Gros-
sen, according to information re
ccivrd here today.
The deceased had been a suffer
or FOR some months, confined most
of the time to her bed,
Last winter she was obliged to re-
sign her post as president of the
w. C. T. L. but she continued 70
manifest her interest in the organi-
zation and its members frequently
visited her bedside.
Arrangements for the funeral have
not been completed and they will be
announced later.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-06-28
WATCHING THE
SCOREbOARD
NV United Press Leased Wire

Yesterdays Hero: Taitt, Boston
Red SoX right fielder, who hit
safely five times out of as many
trips to the plate. The Boston Red
Sox won a double header from the
Washington senators to /, and
to +.
The New York Yankees increased
their American league lead to II
gancs by defeating the Philadcl-
lhia Athletics : to /.
The only national league game
Yesterday saw the New York Giants
beat the Phillics, for the fourth
straight time, II to s.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-06-28
Plestina Beats
Iowa Wrestler
BY United Press Leased Wire

LOS ANGELES. June 28.-Marin
Plestina, 240-pound giant from Chi
cago, picked up Howard Cantonwinc,
Iowan whose 220 pounds made him
look little beside his opponent, and
hurled him to the mat for two
straight falls last night. The first
fall came in 81 minutes and the
second in 10.
At no time did Cantonwine appear
to have Plcstina in trouble. The
Iowan slapped several holds on
PIestina only to have the latter
break them with ease.
In the prcliminarics George
kotsonaros and Jim Browning
wlestled an hour to draw, and
Andy Simpson won from Tom De
Milo in fall at the end of IS min
utes.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-06-28
At $40 Main Street

MAN AND WIFE-Want work or
any kind for few days, Apt. !. 633
Orange. 27t2
Imperial Valley press., 1928-06-28
For Rent, Rooms
Livestock

FOR SALE--Bay horse, weight
1900 lbs, Bargain. Two good sers
harness. a. Capfer, Box 33S, I'm
perial. 25t6