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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1929-05-09
A FARRELL-SHARONI
MAGYAR REFoRMATUS
EGYHAZ K0REB0L
Kohl:
VECSEY A. JEN0,
ref. lelkesz
111S North Darr Avenue.

Istentisztelet. Egyhazunk kebe-
leben a jovo vasarnap reggel g.
t0l f6l 11-ig vasarnapi iskola es
utana istentisztefet predikalni
fog maya a lelkesz. Szombaton
reggel 9-tol 12-ig a gyermekek
vallasos oktatasa. Minden ked-
den es penteken delutan a konfir-
mandusok oktatasa.
Adomanyok. A het elejen a ko-
vetkezo testvereink fizettek be
egyhazi jarulekaikat: Kobori M.
es cs., Shamu Gy es cs. 5 dollart,
Macy j. es cs. 2 dollart, Mate j.
es neje (Alliance, o. dollart.
Mindezert halas k0sz0net.
Fejedelmi adomany. A Lo-
rantffy Zsuzsanna noegylet a
multi vasarnap delutan tartotta
meg yendes havi gyiileset, anne
lyen t0bb fontos igyek inteztet-
TEX ell es azokkal kapcsolatosan a
moi egylet altal, multi szombat
este tartott tarsasvacsoranak a
leszamolasa is megt0rtent, amely
vacsoran kiadasokon kivul a
noegyletnek tiszta jovedelme 100
dollar volt. Ennek megt0rtente
utan noegylet egyhangulag 200
| dollart szavazott meg az egyhaz
reszere, amely osszeg atutalasara
| a penztarnokne utasittatott. Mem
mulaszthatjuk ell lit megemliteni
i ait, hogy Antal I.-ne 162, Kish L.
Inc 40 es az ajtonal 40 darab je-
4 gyet adtak ell. Eme nemes csele-
kedetiikert es hiiseges munkalko-
dasukert fogadjak a szorgalmas
| Martak ez uton is az egyhaz halas
k0sz0netet.
Eloljarosagi gyiiles utan. Egy-
hazunk eloljarosaga a vasarnapi
istentisztelet utan tartotta rem
DIES havi gyiileset es sok fontos
egyhazi eletbe vago iigyeket tar
gyalt lie t0bbek kozott foglalko-
Zott a Buffaloban tartand0 nem-
zetgyiiles kerdesevel is, amely
iigyben ugy hatarozott, hogy az
egyhaz egy harom tagu bizottsag
J altal kepviselteti magat, meg pc
dig az egyhaz lelkesze, Shamu
Gy. gondnok es Fabian M. trustee
altal. Maid az egyhaz aprilis ha-
J vi szamadasa terjesztetett gyii-
les ele, amely jelentes szerint az
egyhaz bevetele volt 274 dollar es
46 cent, multi havi maradvany-
nyal egyiitt 61S dollar, S ezzel
szemDen kiadasa leven 283 dollar
es O4 cent ICY az aprilisi kesz-
penz mafadvany 1896.
Eloleges jelentes. Az el6ljaro-
sag hatarozatabol kifolyolag mar
most jelezziik, hogy egyhazunk a
nyar folyaman ket pikniket fog
rendezni sajat penztara jayara,
meg pedig junius loan es august
tus 25-en. Kerjiik helybeli egyle
teket, hogy az lit emlitett napo-
kon ne rendezzenek mulatsagot.
Anyak napja. Majus 12-en, va
varnap reggel egy alkalmi isten-
: tisztelet keretei koz0tt fogjuk az
/ anyak napjat megunnepelni S ICY
ARA keriink minden fiut es lanyt,
hogy fentnevezett napon hoz-
zak el edes anyjukat a tenn
: plomba.
Konfirmalas. Majus l9-en, azaz
piink0sd els6 napjan fognak val
last tenni hitiikr0l azok, akik a
konfirmandusok osztalyaba jar.
max es ugyanazon napon fognak
reszssiilnii II az elso aldozasban. I;
/ Tudnival6k. Szomorusag erte
egyhazunkat az elmult heten. -
Kish lmre algondnok betegeI
fekszik otthonaban. Bir6 Mariska
pedig szerencsztleniil jart a gyar
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1929-05-09
Az AMERIKAI MAGYAR
REFOR1dATUs EGYESttLET
(FolytatGs.)

penzeinek a kamat hozadeka iga-
zolja, Egeysiiletiink tisztvisel6i-
nelS kezei meg voltak k0tve az
1927 ben tartott k0zgyiilest meg
cl6z6leg. A szabalyok altal el6irt
befekteteseket volt szabad csu-
pan eszk0z0lni0k, aminek k0-
vetkezmenye az lett, hogy 1924
ben 2.97, 1925-ben 2.84 es 1926
ban 1854 szazalek volt a kamat
j6vedek. A kozgyiiles hatarozata
szerint szabad lett nagyobb hoza-
deku befekteteseket tenniok es
kamatjovedek 1927-ben 5.87 es
1928-ban 5.45 szazalek volt.
Szamfejt9nk az American Ex-
pcrience Table alapjan negy sza-
zalek j0vedelmet szamit tokeink
utan. Ha kamat j0vedelmeinek
4 szazalek helyett 5.78, vagy 5.45
szazalekot mutatnak, az is egesz-
seges eletet, helyes befektetest es
jo gazdalkodast mutat. Ezzel ell
ertiik AIT j0vedek magaslatot
amelyet a befektetett osszegek
teljes biztoksagaval remelhetiink.
Mutassa meg a magyar intez-
menyek sorsat olyan isteni hata-
lommal elintezo magyar lap SEER
keszt0je, miert mem biztos az
Amerikai Magyar Reformatus
Egyesiilet, ha tartaleka 112.47
szazalek es kamatjovedelme 5.45
szazalek. De ha az elmondottak
utan belatja, hogy allitasa teves
volt, legyen elegge ferfi ahoz
hogy tevedeset ismerje ell. Ugyan
OFT tegye AIT joya, ahol kart tett
: a sajat lap hasabjain.
Az Amerikai magyar Reforma
tus Egyesiilet befekteteseirol az
alabbi kimutatas ad teljes felvi
lagositast. A bondokban elhelye
zett 0sszegek mind biztOsitva var
max ugy kamatokat, mint a lie
jart bondokat illet6leg. Kivevt
azokat, melyeket a Board of Hon
Missions Of the Reformed Churcl
in the United States-t6l vettunk
A viszont biztosit6 tarsulatok he
We es vagyoni allasa bondoka
k0vet0 kimutatasban van feltiin
tetve. Lathatja barki, hogy azol
a legjobb ilyen intezmenyei Anne
rikanak.
Bondjainkr6l meg annyit, hog.
a mai napig minden bondunl
pontosan fizette kamatokat e
valtotta be lejart bondokat es
biztosit0 tarsulatok szolgalata
sohasem kellett igenybe venniink
Ennek dacara vezertestuletiinl
legutobbi gyiilesen AIT hatarOzta
hogy t0bb Real Estate bondo
mem vasarol, hanem ezutan csu
pan State, Municipal vagy Public
Utility bondokat fog vasarolni.
AZ Amerikai Magyar Reforma
tus Egyesulet altal vasarolt {
birtokaban levo ingatlan aran.
kotvenyek teljes jegyzeke a
1923 december h0 3I-en:
Az alant jelzett jegyzek Is
adata a kotvenyek teljes nevet
betablazott birtok fekveset jelzi
A 2-ik a kamatlabat. A 3-ik az al
talunk vasarolt befektetes. A Ali
a jelenleg fennall6 0sszege. A
5-ik a viszontbltosito tarsasa,
neve es k0zponti irodaja:
Bon Nor Guaranteed LIST Mort
gage Serial Gold Bonds, Cleve
land, 6-1a, 100000, 21,OOO.OC
Maryland Casualty Co., Baltimo
re, Nd.
Greenthal Guarant. LIST Mort
gage Serial Gold Bonds, Cleve
land, 6-Ha, 25,O0.oO, 2o,OOO.N
Maryland Casualty Co., Baltimo
re, Md.
Walters Guaranteed LIST Mort
gage Serial Gold Bonds, Cleve
land -1a,44,OOO.OOO, 32,0O00.0(
Maryland Casualty Co., Baltimo
re, Md.
Joseph F. Faiella Inc. 6, $4,000
Imperial Valley press., 1929-01-21
Chesnuts Injured
In Auto Smash Up

Friends Of Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
T. Chestnut will be sorry to learn
that they were in an automobile ac-
cidrnt last night in which both were
injured, though not seriously They
were returning from Riverside yes
trrday afternoon and about 30
miles north Of lndio, Mr.. Chestnut
was forced from the pavement in
order to avoid a head collision
with another automobile which was
attempting to pass the ear driving
north, In turning out Chestnut 3
car hit the sand and overturned.
Mr., and Mrs. Chestnut were rush,
ed t. the lndio hospital where they
received first aid treatment and
w.rr later returned to their home
here by Mr.. and Mrs. r. O,
Bridges.
Mr.. Chcsnut is expected to be
able to get around in day or two
ON cruchcs hut Mrs, Chestnut will be
confined to her home for some
time. .4kk$
Imperial Valley press., 1929-01-21
POE EXPLAINS
HIS STAND ON
FLOOD MATTERS

jim Poe, we'll known north end
ranchcr, visited the Press office to-
dav to explain his stand with refer
cncc to the disagreement on high
way construction along the route to
Los Angeles.
According to Poe, the dykes which
the state highway department has
built west Of the highway, to pro
tcct the latter from floods, converge
at point directly above his land.
A culvcrt is built there for the pur-
pose Of carrying off flood waters.
These, however, would be released
to spread over land which Poe and
others have under cultivation at the
present time, he declares.
~ have 2C0 acres of alfalfa on
my land at this time, and other
ranchcrs have other valuable crops.
Our investment would represent
close to quarter million dollars,
which would be wiped ont in case Of
flood. The gun club is incidental
% our homes and our raueh.s'' Poe
said.
What I have asked the state
highway commission, Che super
visors, or some constituted authority
to d." Poe explained, "is to build
a ditch from the point where the
dykes converge down to No. 90 wa
Ter reserve, where the food waters
Will b. dissipatcd Uitloat dasage
to anyoue's land. Such Il ditch
would be about two and onc-ha!f
miles long, and would no5 cost more
than $1,000 or $4,000 at the most.
Furthermore, ! have expressed a
willingness to pay half the cost, Or
sign release from damages if the
supervisors or the highway depart
mont viii build the ditch.
81 am TO, opposing any highway
Improvement. Lord knows we need
al the good roads we can get, but
do not think we should be expect
ed TO permit our lands 10 be turned
into lake the first big storm We
have. Protection for our roads is
absolutely essential, but it seems to
me protection for our homes is even
moro cssential,' Poe sad.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-01-21
JUNIOR COLLEGE
STUDENTS SCORE
IN ANNUAL PLAY

Wit, humor, and romance charac-
tcrizcd the J. G. play at Pays to
Advertise which was successfully
presented Friday and Saturday
nights in the high schoo! auditor
ium.
Howard Colby, as Rodney Martin,
the typical young rich man, through
many unpleasant experiences be,
came an cxacting business man.
Winifrcd House portrayed her role
Of a hard young business woman
with ease that told Of experience.
Aphia Jackson, as Comtcsse d"
Bcauricn, played the part Of u
5chcming young Frcnchwoman,
speaking French fIuontlv aHd cm-
phasizing by typical French shrugs
and gestures the dramatic intcn-
sity Of some Of the scenes. Milton
Finley portrayed his role IS a gouty,
hard hearted father and successful
business maa, very realistically.
Ambrose poale, a convincing advcr-
tising agent, WAS cloVerly portrayed
by Dclbcrt Walrath. The simpering
EIIory Clark, whose artistic soul
completely obscucd al practical
knowledge, was enacted by lie Roy
Rumsey in a professional manner.
The leading characters were ably
supported by the rest of the cast:
EIIHlboth F@@cctt, rs Mario, the
French mud; Earl Willoughhy, as
William Smith, the friend Of the
family; the dignifcd English but
Ter, portrayed by Sch.rcl Walquist
Wade Parker, who played the part
Of Donald McChcsuyy; and Ernest
lager, rs George Bronson, u Chicago
business man.
Throughout the play, Tie cast dis
played stage presence and some act
ed with the ease Of professionals.
Miss Edith Gra>smusck, who coach
ed the play and accomplished mach
toward its successful performances,
is a member O. the high school and
i. G. faculty.. Diversion between
acts was furnished b. the high
school orchestra, directed by Miss
Margaret Collins. The favoritr
selections of the evening were those
from "Thc Desert Song
Imperial Valley press., 1929-01-21
CHAMBER PICNIC
TO LACUNA ROAD
GREATLY ENJOYED

About 100 persons attended the
chamber of comWcr~2 p;cuic ycstcr-
day, starting from chamber head
quarters ri 3 O'Clock in the morn
inc, with other cities Of the valley
contributing number Of guests.
Although there was slight drizzlo
OF rain in El Ccntro, the picnickors
found to their delight that there
had been no rainfall on the desert
leading to Canchrakc canyon nor
in the canyon itself.
The party took the old Spanish
Trail, which was once ihc old Fort
Yuma Los Angeles stage route, rath-
er than the proposed short road to
LagUna, because the old road is
more easily traVersed for a large
party. y short stop was made at the
oh Carriso Springs stage station,
two miles past the san Diego and
Imperial county boundary and ut
tine point Of the Carriso creek, a
clear strip of silver sand, 400 feet
wide, whore the Laguna road will
cross. Echo Wells entertained the
mcrrymakcrs, with it's 'sasSing
back habit. 1t is at about this
point the direct road to Laguna will
converge with the old Spanish
Trail. Mountain Palm Springs was
also visited and those making the
trip were amazed at the variety of
scenery encountered en- the 10 mile
trip to Cauchrakc canyon.
Luncheon was eaten in the can
von promptly at noon and G. w. G.
Stevenson and Glen Miner. Junior
division members who were "ma8-
tcrs OF the coffee tub served a de
lcctablc brew, donated by the Simon
Levi Company, Of FL Centre. This
stoaming hot drink proved very ac-
ccptablr to those lunchin% in the
shadow of the glistening, snow Gov
cred Lagunas.
Those attending were so cnthus-
iastic about the trip that there is
no doubt hut that Canebrake can
yon and Mountain Palm Springs
win be the destination cf a number
of parties during the spring and
summer months. The chamber of
commerce las a descriptive page,
prepared by Secretary Hays, for yes
Imperial Valley press., 1929-01-21
Daily Report
On Markets By
Radio Service

Origin Of imperial lettuce ship
mcnts for January 10 and 20-Cali-
patria, Saturday, 0, Sunday, o;
Rrawlcy, Saturday, %, SunlaE, 49,;
Caloxico, Saturday, ), Sunday, o.;
Imperial Saturday, o, Sunday, O.;
EstclIc, Saturday, >, Sunday, o;
El Centre, Saturday, %, Sunday, Z;
IIcbcr, Saturday, 13, Sunday, B.;
Iloltvillc, Saturday, II, Sunday, 4;
Sandia, Saturday, 0, Sunday, 4;
total Saturday, Ill, Sunday, 81.
Total to date 2lfo.
PITTSBURGH: 2G degrees,
cloudy. 9 Arizona, 10 California ar
rived. Supplies heavy, demand mod
crate, market slightly weaker.
Phoenix is, IS 2.25-75 mostly
2.50-7j. Yuma mostly 3.0O-25 few
high as $50. Imperial 3.5o-t mostly
3.75-f.
ST. LOUIS: 26 degrees, cloudy. +
cars Arizona. 3 California, |
Florida, Ohio arrived, 35 on
track. Supplies liberal, demand slow
market dull. Arizona IS best
mostly 800 few high as 3.25, poorer
low as 30; ) 5 2.00-5o; Imperial
As 400; ) 5 3.2j-5D.
CHICAGO: % degrees, cIoudy. 3
cars Arizona, 32 California, ;
Florida arrived, 123 on track. Sup
plies liberal demand Moderate,
market steady. Arizona IS, } s fair
quality Few sales 2.25-50. Imperial
S 4.00-25; 5's 3.50-l
KANSAS CITY: &c degrees,
partly cloudy. 3 cars Arizona, IS
California arrived, I diverted, IS
unbrohcn on track. Supplies mod
crate, demand moderate, market
about steady. Arizona best i 5
2.75-3; IS 225-5o; ordinary 200.
Imperial / 5 best mostly 3.75-f; ) 5
and ordinary $50.
Los ANGELES: I3 degrees,
partly cloudy 90 cars California ar
rived, 10 unbroken, 20 broken on
track Truck receipts 2200 crates.
Supplies liberal, demand moderate
market steady. Imperial Is 30
.3.25; IS 2.50-75 few high as 300.
Dry pack 2.00-5o.
PHILADELPHIA: 2G degrees
cloudy. Is Arizona, IS California, 1o
Imperial Valley press., 1929-01-21
PUBLIC INVITED
TO FARM BUREAU
MEET TUESDAY

National ana state iarm bureau
officials will be guests of honor at
the county wide meeting tomorrow
at the Mcloland Experiment station.
A large attendance is expected from
all over the valley and Scott b.
Foulds, secretary manager Of the
Imperial County Farm Bureau cx-
tends special invitation to FL Cen
tro merchants and farm bureau
friends to be guests of the organ
ization at tomorrow s meeting.
Enos Lee, who has been a member
Of the executive committee Of the
American Farm Bureau Federation
for a number Of years, is in close
touch with national agricultural If
fairs and viii be h"rc as special
representative Of the national organ
ization.
He will be accompanied by Mr..
Ahlf, state farm bureau president
and j. 4. Smiley, chairman Of farm
bureau region no. /.
Tomorrow s meeting is open to
everyone and visitors are invited to
arriy" at 10 o O'Clock, using the morn.
ing hours 10 look over the expert
mcnt station and learning about tho
work done there.
The farm bureau will furnish Il
free lunch at noon, but asks those
attending to bring cups for the cof-
fec
During the evening the three
farm bureau officials, headed By
Enos Lee, will speak over station
KHO from 7:&O 10 $50. At this
time the farm bureau expects to
introduce some Of its musical talent
TO the radio world and the public is
invited to tune in at that hour.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-01-21
Mothers Warned
OF Colds That
Follow the Flu
Attack Weakened System and
Pave Way for Pneumonia or
New Case of Influenza.
BEST TREATED EXTERNALLY

Physicians advise that the chief
danger in this epidemic is after in
tlucnza. Then, more than ever, cold
attacking the weakened system may
lead to bronchitis, pneumonia, or Il
second and more severe ease of flu.
This is especially true of children.
Fuc nearly always leaves the
stomach upset. Internal medication
should. therefore,, be avoided, as it
often further disturhs the digestion
and thus retards recovery.
But if fresh cold comes, don It
let the child keep it overnight Just
rub Nicks ON throat and chest at
bedtime. As it is applied external
~, Nicks can be used freely even
ON the youngest child, with no fear
of upsctting Il delicate stomach.
Nicks acts ways at once (both
absorbed and inhalcd) to check the
cold and avoid serious complca-
tionS. And, of course, it is just as
good for adults. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1929-01-21
Ids MAY DEVELOP
INTO FLU
las from Fla May Weaken Your System
and Lead 10 Serious Trouble

the stomach, is absorbed into the
blood, attacks the seat of the trouble
and checks the growth of the germs.
Creomulsion is guaranteed satisfac-
tory in the treatment of coughs from
colds, bronchitis and minor forms of
bronchial irritations, and is excellent
for building up the system after colds
or flu. Money refunded if not re-
lieved after taking according to direc-
tions. Ask your druggist. Creomul-
sion may help you avoid flu, but is
not sold as a flu remedy. If you have
fever, or think you may have the flu,
sne Ynmr dncinr immedialely ladul
Imperial Valley press., 1929-01-21
AzBAe Is IS s. q I 30
81 OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

should be used at the first sign Of
a cold. Place small quantity of
it in the nostrls, and it will be car
ried at once to the seat Of the trouble
and may be effective in stopping
bad colds. For Head Colds, Sore
Throat 4 Ioarsencss rub ABSORBO
over the throat and chest and cover
with warm flannel cloth. 1t Is
important that the bowels be kept
open and a cup of GRANDMA'S
TEA will relieve intestinal conges-
tion and eliminate the poison in the
intestinal tract. If the cough is
annoying, GRANDMA'S COUGH
SYRUP, taken as directed, will give
prompt relief.
Sold Everywhere for 80 cents a jar
PARK LABORATORY co, San An,
tonic, Texas.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-01-21

church consider that for immediate
and practical results and its abiding
influence, the special services have
been the best in the history Of the
church. The pastor and members e%-
press their sincere thanks to the I'M
perial Valley Press for its coopera-
tion and news items during the
campaign.
Mr.. and Mrs. Anderson left this
morning for VisaIa whore they VIII
conduct revival services beginning
tomorrow night.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-01-21

stop them now with Creo-
/ cmulsiGed creosoic that is
take. Creomulsion is a
Bcoyery with two-lold ac-
hes and heals the intlamed
and inhibits germ growth,
own drugs crcosote is rec
high medical authorities
e greatest healing agencies
from colds and bronchial
Creomulsion contains, in
crcosote, other healing
hich soothe and heal the
embranes and stop the ir.
lie tho creosote goes on to
Imperial Valley press., 1929-01-21


Florida arrived, 80 on track Sup
plies Of western stock liberal. De
mand moderate, market steady. I'm
pcrial 4 S, IS 3.50-i few fancy
4.25; Arizona -, ; 5 2.oo-5o.
Ell CENTRO, Saturday clear.
maximum GS degrees, minimum ~
degrees. Demand moderate, mar'lot
firm on ears mostly + 5, others
steady. Carloads fob. cash track
crates Is, ) 5 mostly 2.7o-25 ac.
cording to quality end percentage
of is, occasional car fancy higher,
practically straight ) 5 low rs 1.75.
Sunday partly cloudy, light rain
Saturday night. Maximum 63 de-
grccs, minimum 46 degrees.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-01-21
Church
Revival Ends

Special meetings conducted by
Evangelist Harry 0. Anderson at
the First Baptist church the past
two weeks, closed last night, with
unusually large crowds in atton
dance during all three services. \
deep conservation service for Rev.
G. L. Flanagan and members Of TIN"
church, marked the morning service
al the close Of Mr.. Anderson's ser.
mon, "Thc Church Victorious.
The afternoon service was mark
cd by the baptism Of a large mum
Der Of converts and a sermon by
Mr.. Anderson On "Tha Lord ; Re
turn.
Mr.. and Mrs. Anderson made
many friends in the community dur
ing their brief stay here. Rev.
Flanagan and members of ths
Imperial Valley press., 1929-01-21
Dorothy Mix Brackenbury, Dane
ng Instructor. 653 Olive. Phone 81.
adv
To Discuss Power Project -Irqiro.

To Discuss Power Project hydro.
electric power fer Imperial Valley
viii be thn subject Of a discussion
1T tonight $ meeting of the Amer
lean Conservation club All phases
of thc project in which it is pro
posed T. use tie valley irrigation
canals fer q gcHerativc system, VIII
b. discussed. All members of the
organization are urged to attend thc
meeting which viii be held in the
club Offices ON state street near
Imperial Valley press., 1929-01-21
THE WEATHER

SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA-Fair
tonight and Tuesday; heavy frost
Tuesday morning; ligh- northerly
winds.
LOS ANGELES AND VICINITY
Fair and cool tonight and Tues
day with frost in the morning.
terday's party, which may De o0-
tanned while the supply lasts, and
which will be Of decided assistance
in making the trip.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-01-21
Get Permanent Waves at New
kinks Beauty Shop. 622 Main.
Phone 227. adp
To Meet With District Board Il.

To Meet With District Board IT
was announced today that the board
et governors cf the Yuma County
Water US.rs assneiattou will meet
with Imperial Irrigation district
board ef directors here tomorrow at
The district offices ou State street.
A,thonEh no definite information
Heas iad rs to the subject Of tn"
l,,cu sion If was iudicatcd tla.
power development ON tbo laguua
canal might b. talked.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-01-21
STEVENS S DAIRY

Every precaution is taken to put
put the best grade milk and cream.
a. NJ. and p. NJ. deliveries. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1929-01-21
GOVERNOR OUSTED

OKLAHOMA CITY, Okla, Jan.
2l.-Govcrnor Henry 5. Johnston
was suspended from office today by
the 18th Oklahoma legislature upon
receipt of five charges of impcach-
mcut from the house of representa-
tivcs. Lieut., Gov. w. J. Holloway
automatically became governor.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-01-21

Funeral At Calip2tria Funeral
services were hold at Calipatria yes
tordav under the direction Of b. +.
Lemons of this city for .Idau Mar
tincl, 90, who died there Saturday.
Iutcment wna in St. frap.i~ ccmo-
tory at BroWlcv.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-01-21
10 Build, buy or refin.
Insurance Agency. adv

With Grand Theft.
and w. 0. Davis, 80, Of
S were arrested there
hd returned to county
here ON charges of grand
ording to reports from
q office, the men are al
I've stolen a large guam
1cfruit. The report said
mt against the men was
Floyd Oliver of IIebcr.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-01-21
7oith Hotel Club Break.
merchants lunch 60c;
e dinner $l.0G. adv

Clerk on Cob Again
!, Cal G.. A"ussoau, who
iy injured last week
automobile i'm which he
armed over ON the CalcX.
was allc to return to
the court house today.
as confined TO his home
days as a result Of the
WAS riding with Bon
man Of the board Of
rvisors, when the ma
y from the pavement.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-01-21
COl0red Glass Vases

Attractive Designs with Your ~
Choice of Silver Blue or Poly H
chrcme-1O inches high Special at
Imperial Valley press., 1929-01-21

Reckless Driver Fined.-F. H..
Hill, fG, Of this city, who was ar
rested ON the Calcxico highway and
charged with reckless driving was
sentenced Saturday by Judge Lo-
REM at CaIcXico to pay a fine Of
$50 or serve 60 days in jail, ac.
cording to report from the
ahnriff s Office hcrc.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-01-21

Iumber-instcad of No.
.,shcd in Saturdays cdi-
Press, No. Ills will en-
ldcr TO the Ford coupe
the Elk : lodge, if was
al1v. The number 5ll,
1T Of an error.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-01-21

Academy OF Music, Elmer A.
Todd, director. Piano, pipe organ
and composition. Students of all
grades. High school credits. 632
Olive. Phone 4G6. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1929-01-21

7 Immigration.-1hrcc
al two McNicaus were
ling the week end and
county Jail on charges
, the Immigration law.
g were given rs c.
and O. Scdo, -, aud
wanna, 50, Of Calipatria,
.ustody at CalcXico and
i, aud Laura Herman
/ Scvilla, arrested at
/, aud Antonio Apoda.
CalcXico, arrested at