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El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-05-15

de los Angeles Gambia la decoration. Y
nos hallamos en-, el interior del temple
Leonor consigue del padre guardian
que la proteja, dandola como dormito-
rio una celda,, donde expiard su falta,
como una pecadora .ignorada de todo
ell mundo. j..
En- Italia, en- un bosque cercano a la
villa. de yaletri. Els de noche. Don. Al
varo, captain en- el ejercito espafol, Y
usando el nombre de D. Federico HERE
ros, salyo la vida a. D. Carlos, quien
no conece y que Sc ocultaba bajo Ell
nofhbre de D. Felix Bornos. Entire es-
tos Ihombres establecese hien pronto
una corriente de simpatfa y fraternal
compaiierismo. POGO despues D. Alvaro
es trasladado a la habitaci6n de un of
cial: lie han herido y 10 .traen casi mo-
.ribundo. Pide a su amigo que guarde
un pliego que debera quemar cuando
el haya muerto. D. Carlos, sospechando
algo por ciertas palabras que dej6 es-
capar Don Aware en- medic de su deli
rio no abre la carta, pero We junto a
ella el retrato de su hermana. Com
prende entonces que ha encontrado al
asesino de su padre y jura matarlo.
Gambia la decoration. D. Alyaro a
quien d. Carlos reyela su yerdadera
pel.sonalidad, Sc bate furiosamente con
81, IperoI el, lance qnedal intel!rumpido
por la lIegada de una patrulla. Ell acto
termina con una larga serie de escenas
que reproducen el despertarI del campo,
en- un desorden ruidoso v allegro. del
que sobresale. ell incidente entire un her
mano lego y3varios soldados, durante
el cual el frailecillo recibe azotes y bur
las. Este final es muy c0mico.
En- el convento de la virgen De los
Angeles, ID. Carlos consigue hallar el
retro de D.. Alvaro; que ,busca, Z en-
aquel sitio, laspaz v el perdon de su in
voluntario delito. Tanto 10 provoca D.
Carlos, que Aware olvida sus PROPOSE
tos de mansedumbre y acepta ei duelo
que su enemigo lie propone. Gambia la
decoration Y aparece la ermita en- que
llora Leonor sus perdidas esperanzas.
d. Alvaro hiere a su antagonista y Sc
dirige al sagrado lugar en- demanda de
auxilio. Sale la infeliz, Leonor Y yuelve
a yer su amante, manchado con san
gre de su familia. Core en- socorro de
d. Carlos, este, reuniendo las pocas
fuerzas que lie quedan, hiere de muerte
a su hermana. e
Y el Iagico destino Sc cumple, como
una middleton lanFada sobre ell mlsero
d. Alyaro.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-05-15

desdichada mia, para todas las mani
festaciones del arte, faltandOle sola-
mente impulse, alas, medic donde de-
sarrollarse aqu6llas.
Todo 10 que dejo expresado demues-
ira, que Oscar Colon es digno por
todos conceptOs de que Sc lie ayude,
de Sc lie atienda; Y, 81 hay dfnero en-
el pals para festejos oficiales que no
repertan mas bien que halagar la va
nidad de un ndmerO de favorecidos
por La. fortuna, que tienen OCCASION de
lucir sus riquezas v de un nimerO de
bur0cratas que sumisO la preston am
biente, dobla la frente al yugo, y Ia
espalda a La genufiexi6n palaciega; es
mas justo, repito, emplear ese dinero
del Pueblo de Puerto Rico, en- formar
artistas que nos honren artistas que.
como Oscar Colon, pintan como csntan
los pajaros en la frOnda, sin maestros
de ammonia; y. que, con una intui-
ci6n admirable, adivinan la suaye trans
parencia en- la agonfa de la luz de un
crepIisculO yespertino, Y las rosadas
mariposas de unos parpados de. mujer
en- un deshudo. que es un milagro de
color.
la HTJA DEL cARIBE
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-05-15
DE LA ALUCINANTE LLAMA

X Mariposa de amor, rond6 la llama
De mis- apasionados gaIanteos, \
Y ebrios nuestros eroticos deseos,
Dimos comienzo al sugereRte drama.
TIE desIumbr6 todo el rumor que infama
FL prestigio gentil de mis- strOfeos, si4s
Y trazaban tus breves aleteos. a'ss
Estos- signOs romanticos:a"Te ANA.
ROndaste, maripOsa de atlas galas,
La alucinante llama, en- que sus alas ls
QuemarOn muchas mariposas bellasa..
la efimera lumbre te acercabas,s
Y cuando en- ella tn esplendOf squemabas,
Sc cambiaron temblando dos estrellas...
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-05-15
SERIA CONVENIENTE QUE LA Or
GANIZARAN.


Serfa conveniente que ell seiior Nadal,
superintendent de la New York and
Porto Rico, en- beneficio del eomercio
y de la misma compafifa, diera 6rde-
mes sus empleados para que organi-
zaran la carga que esta en- el muelle
San Antonio Y No. 1. Sc hace material
mente impossible conseguir en- ninguno
de estos dos muelles la. carga. Aver tar
de vimos a muchfsimos rompehuelgas
andando por los muelles sin hacer ma
da. Este tempo que pierden esos peo-
mes 10 podfan muy bien, bajo la direc-
ci6n de uno de los empleados del nue.
lie, organizar La carga, para que asf
el comercio pueda sacarla mas ligero.
Hacemos esta indication, no como crf-
tica para la compafifa, sino porque en-
tendemos que mientras mejor organiza-
da este la carga mas ligero queda el
muelIe limpio, que suponemos seran los
deseos de Ia compaiiia.
Esperamos que el seiior Nadal atien
da Ia indicaci0n que lie hacemos.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-05-15
N A U F R'AGIO

En- la baranda del antique puente
TIE apoyaste con ira. Abaio el rio
Reia como yo, de tn desyio,
Aunque mi risa solo era aparente.
Inequivoco plan. Indiferente,
Opuse tn altivez. fingido frfo
De amor que muere, mi desafio
Como una espiga dobleg6 tu frente.
iVanidad de mujer! Debil esquiva
Que siendo va paloma fugitiva,
Torn6 la jauIa siIenciosamente.
Vic intacta el rio renacer la rota
'0blaci6n amOrosa, y mi derrOta
Naufrag6 al deslizarse en- Ia corriente.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-05-15
CAYO EN- LA RED.

La policia arrest6 aver, por orden
de la Corte Federal, Juan NJ. Cana
les, huelguista acusado de tratar de
impedir que sc sacaran provisiones del
muelle. La pena que apareja este deli
to es Ue amos de presidio $1,000 de
multa, ambas penas.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-05-15

Id pIeHsu uc NucNdF lOTh uilOrllld
que el comercio, con sus precios exec
sivOs. ha eXtraido del consumidor mas
de SEICIENTOS MILLONES DE DO
! LIARS de ganancias Ell los tiltimos
meses. Y como Puerto Rico es tributa-
rio de aquel mercado. aquf pagamos
tambi6n una buena parte de aquel ev-
ceso.
-rLa rotuIa de los Cables frances
ingl6s-que Sc inform0 aver habfa ro-
to el "Northern Pacific. al sacarlo del
bajo, ocasiona grandes perjuicios. par
ticularmente. al comercio, Y Sc trata de
obtener authorization de las Estaciones
de Telegrafos sin hilos, para cursar
despachos urgentes por esas lfneas en-
tanto Sc restablezca la communication
Ell mercado de azicar sigue firme
los productores de Puerto Rico, Ell
general, no quieren yendcr ahora, es-
perando mayor alza. seguimos con la
amenaza de quedarnos sin aZlicar par;t
ii cOllSuIliO lUtefIOf.
Los distinguidOs cnfermos seilores
Alvarez Nava Manuel Gonzalez. con-
tintlan en- satisfactorio estado de con-
valescencia Y Sc espera que ell primero
sea dado de alta Ell breve. Lo celebra-
mos muchO.
La information publicada por Ell.
1MPARCIAL, tomada del seryicio ca
blegrdfico de la prensa de los Estados
Unidos, recibida en ultimo yapor. en-
que Sc noticia que cl Gobierno russo ha
sometido un Consejo de guerra pa
sado pOr las armas los que condclla-
ron ejecutaron al Ear Nicolas, mues-
ira una veZ mas, que quienes sirven dc
instrumental, de "carne de canon, en-
las revueltas populares, luego rcciben
la misma pena que infiigieron. Resnl-
ia ell hecho repetido de la Revoluci6n
francesa. que los que guillotinaron a
Luis XVI Y Maria Antonieta. tuvie-
ron Ia misma suerte. Ell hecho ha eau
sado geenral sorpresa Gil Europa.
Montenegro ha protestado de ma
nera en6rgica, que los Aliados no lie ha-
van tenldo en- cuehta' al lmpoher las
condlclones de paz a los liiperios' = eii-
tfales' oeJahdoies SIN iiiiisuiia coihpeii-
saclon, pof los sacrihclos oe sahsre
dinero que nlzo en- Ia gran GUERRA Ia
Nota ma $40 felerida au tAito NohseJo'
In ei repafto fectiacaeioiies t'e
IfohIefas' iihpueslo poI nos t'ii'uos d
sus contrarlos eH ~ l,isiiua guerra y
ma tenldo en- caenlt, eii gsiiifeIial, u tuio-
ma de los haplllantes az lios teffitofios
fepartidos, yp9ft Eaitp' sus cs'n.iicioiies
de raza costalppres;. III
S la prensa de los llstatlos 'nidos,
al tratar de la crisis del azlcaiis da la
sensational .noticia due, aeapalattores *
negOcianteS SiIdft came n Ca nos nan COM
prado aztiesar Il self Alenania y Austria,
pagando' los precios exajidos y los ttas-
portes exorbitantes que ahofa Sc estl-
Ian. Parece, que Sc trata por fodos los
medios, de asegtlrar al consumldor
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-05-15
Ell CABLE SERA ARREGLADO
MUY PRONTO

Aver tarde fuimos informados por el
director del cable frances, senior Alfre-
do Morales, que el vapor Northern
Pacific" habfa roto en- la boca del Mo
rro, ell cable que comunica de aquf a
Martinica y a Puerto Plata.
FL seiior Morales nos inform6 que
inmediatamente puso un cable Mar
tinica, donde Sc encontraba cl vapor
del cable frances "Povyer Guertier''
para que saliera para Puerto Rico.
Green que ell servicio estara restableci-
do dentro de una semana.
Actualmente Sc estan trasmitiendo
los cables New York, por via Santo
Domingo.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-05-15
La obra que canto Caru.
SO en- SUI debut en-
la Habana
ssLa Fuerza del Destino"

la fuerza del destino', opera de
Verdi, que Sc representa- muy pocas
veces por las dificultades de su ejecu-
ci6n EN- que abunda, fue estrenada en-
Petrogrado en- 1862 Y en- Milan en- 1869.
Piaye tom0 el argumento del drama
del duque de Rivas sd. Alvaro O LII
fuerza del sino1. Tiene gran fuerza
tragica.
La partitura, que es modele de ms
piraci6n dramatica. cAnticne bellfsinGs
ntimeros, entire los cuales descuellan
las arias de soprano "Madre pietosa' y
ia Vergine degli angeli"; Y la de te-
nor sru che in seno agli Angeli'' va
rios dlios y la romanza de tiple pace,
milo dio'.
Ell maestro Bracale ha logrado que
Caruso Sc comprometa interpreter la
parte de d. Alvaro, a la cual debe lau-
z relies sinnGmeros, y hay que agradecer-
lie tan feliz iniciativa.
Personajes Marques de Calatraya !:
bajo. Doiia Leonor soprano. d. Carlos,
su hijO. baritone ID. AlvarO: tenor. Ell
abad: bajo. Melton baritone. Curra,
criada de Leonor: comprimaria. Ira
buco: tenor. Tn medieo militar tenor.
Ell Alcalde: bajo. a,
4 4 : 1
La accion, a mediados del siglo
XVIII. En- la ciudad de Sevilla y en- el
palaeio del marques de Calatrava, su
hija Lediior tpreparase para hufr CON
d. Alvaro, que la anna v que lie ha pro-
puesto la fuga como finico medic de po-
der casarse, contra la voluntad del
padre de la sefiorita. Leonor, temerosa
apenada ante la idea de tener que
abandonar al anciano, que la adora,
retarda su hufda. dando lugar con clio
que el marques la sorprenda con d.
Alvaro. Colerico, insulta al joven, y es-l
te, para no defenderse de los criados.
que rfenen a detenerlo, arroja al suelo
sn pistola, que Sc dispara, hiriendo al
padre de Leonor mortalmente.
En- la aldea de Hornachuelos, en- una
hosterfa. Arrieros, estudiantes y aldea-
nos llenan la sala. En- el grupo esta d.
Carlos de Vargas, el cual bajo nombre
snpuesto, persigue a su her1nana Leo
nor y d. Alvaro, para vengar la
muerte de su padre. Leonor llega a la
hosterfa, disfrazada de hombre, ape
mas Giescubre su hermano entire la
multitud, Sc marcia precipitadamente.
Rendida de >cansancio, We ante ella el
conyento de monjas que Sc leyanta al
lado de la iglesia de Nuestra Seflora
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-05-15
VARIAS NOTICIAS
Ell CLARE

De Naguabo llego hoy las diez de
la lnaiiana ell vapor de la Bull Line
Glare. Solamente ha venido a San
Juan tomar aqua y provisiones. De
aquf saldra para Fajardo, donde to-
mara un Scargamento de sacos de azli-
car, v de ALI zarpara para New York.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-05-15

Conception. saliendo el primero con
ma herida en- un braZo cl seSundo
con golpes en- la cara. Fucron trasla-
dados al Hospital Municipal.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-05-15
ATRACADO AL NUMERO 5,

En- la manana de hoy quedo atraca-
do al muelle numero S el Northern
Pacific" que esta hacienda operacio-
mes de carga del material que Sc lie
habia sacado. Sc ha hecho un reco-
nocimiento de los fondos.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-05-15
UNA RINA

Anoche sOstuvierOn una rila Ell un
billar de la calle de la Monserrate. ell
Santurce, Carmelo Malpica y Santos
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-05-15
Sc FUE Ell "MARINAs

Esta tarde las dos, sali6 de este
puerto para Santo Domingo y Puerto
Plata .el vapor Marina.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-11-12
CITY NEWS
-Ess dance tonf-ht-

-Coz-egztTo1zl bazaar Dec I.
u G. Il dance Saturday night,
NgT Il. K G. hall. azaa-s OF chessra
-Gzta City pEde-sd ammonia
VIII help reg get yo1r Washing oct
quicker this cold weather
kellogg Kz5 Steel CIT cote e
Is roasted. steel c1t and packed n
keoEuk PztroEze home industry.
Don't let yorr battery freeze.
Bring Il to the Eeokuk Battery Co.
for storage, 80 North Third street
P1ozs SGT.
Gallon cans Of Red Clover are
more eco1onicaI for large families
but re pack half gallons and quarts
for convenience Of other CONSUMERS.
AR order today, means coal RICH;
away Keokuk Coal AID Coke Co.
TslsIto-e lbs
lin making coffee always measure
both coEee and Eatef 70 &c. r:gtr
proportion Use fresh water. Eesa-
use old grounds or warm over. IN
sEst On fresh coffee kellogg Kfub
g4yes h5St results
s-H- 3. PEckzrd Of s21 North Tenth
street reported 10 the police that
TRIO coats which were hung out 10
air CT q clothes lire in the rear Of
MS residence were stolen A de
scrTptfrn Of the coats vas given to
the officers
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-11-12

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The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-11-12
HONOR ACCORDED
DR.. R. |. REID
f1-r-r-za 81 ss>svs High sehoei IS
Elected VIC. S--s5sers Ct ire
Essz s.z.e T.z.-hers As
s.c5z-s-E-
EcNOR Is UNSOLICITED
y, S.as DE- .sst I1or % His Hp-
ooz-e-sr. urtd His CE-szI
N145-s Carr. 20 Him
To-day.

Dr. z Z RID. r-z-rzraf CT the
Es5k-E Esga zc5oo1- las been accorded
Z considerable Lo-c-. b. bang elect
u rice r-eastezt 81 TIE ToFa stare
-esG1esEs association Wo7l Of his
.ascz5oz rss rsceEve5 II EsoEuk today.
an lr. Reid was czcEzT7y notified o.
"a zsorc- By the state secretary.
T-.z -1sz- E- Reid did noS know Of
sas ssec-
geo1zE and EeokuE nizn school.
n TIE r-1-elozI 70 thi= position Cog
-EzS-oe IL tsEsa Of the Importance in
Tse sczoo2 syge7 thai KeokuE Is PLAY
Red especially - il has come urso-
gcS~e<
E-. Rese left the convention last
vsex before TIE business of election
zzS been completed He said today
.sx. he WE surprised and gratfed,
tSg1, especially AZ he had made no
80 fer TIE honor He felt tina, his
esec~ss- vas not go much Of q perso-
rs h1.or. "a Il was an honor TO the
srhe<a- Wife ne personally appTecE
z<sz the election he feels that credit
nzzs- 20 70 the school he represents
II vel
TIE gez-e tescheE association IS
o-e o. the strong organizations of the
g-z.e. z-d has much 10 accomplish II
~ next years program and the OIL
eery -fEl have rcuch to say as 20 the
direction Of the efforts In programs
cE ttls sort Dr. Reid viii be an eftie-
tent and CAPABLE director. and his pres
ere On the advisory board will be
EesEGI
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-11-12
FORGED CHECK
BRINGS ARREST
Chicago Nurse and Companion Are
Charged With Cashine $500
Check Which Is Claimed
70 Be Bogus

UNITED Press Leased Wire Service I
SAN FRANCISCO. Nor Is-MIzs
Dorothy Peters, nurse who recs1tTy
arrived here from Chicago anil San
ley E Holmes. also Ct Chicago, we're
under arrest today charged WITH oa-
ing responsible for the alleged c7sL-
ing OF $500 forged che-t against
the account OF Horace D. PElsbu-y-
prominent San Francisco sttgne-.
Holmes is charged nth having
made out the check. payable 70 Mss
Peters. and the girl Is alleged 20 have
cashed it. with the aid OF a man Who
has not yet been arrested
$50 this is the Paris OF America.
Miss Peters smilinsiy remarked -hea
the desk sergeant az the city prison
put her name on the blotEer. We'll.
I'm seeing if right Olive Thomas
had nothing on me-
Miss Peters said her parents are
Mr.. and Mrs. E r. Dean, OF Chicago.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-11-12

oE ras-
world a nnoohy devoted
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-11-12
CITY NEWS
-Elks' dance tonight.

-Elks' dance tonight.
The taste tells the tale. Red
Glover syrup pleases.
You'll tell the world Go and
Get It" is great.
Turkey shoot at CHASER beach.
Sunday, Nov. a. 10 a. m. Trucks
will meet street. car. Lunch served.
"A flue burning out at 1919 Or.
leans avenue, residence of Thomas
Breheney, called the fire department
there at 1880 o'clock this morning.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-11-12

Sarah H Young OF San Francisco.
Cal, Il earning $4,000 year as an
es.cfencT expert She began her busr
aeSs czreer IS q stenographer at an
annual salary Of 1850
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-11-12

Automobiles from every state e1-
cept North and South Carolina entered
Yellowstone Nationol PARK this year.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-11-12
NOTICE..

We .fu have competent type
writer repair man az the store next
wesE Telephone your needs
COLLIER STATIONERY co.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-11-12
sesstina again

EEOkUE- Iowa Nov 1Z-HgTe
we 20 again Blasting sbc-. CIT
coal, and yo-T BE- blasting about
yours il you bur II from rs Peo-
pie naturally feel proud about the.
thing that plezses than We're
pleased about oCr E-o~i1g List OF
pzrcns Phone Isl. ETaE Coal
c.. and Join the boosters
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-11-12

The Erst chfidrea's cozr1 IN SR1
was opened recently AZ BEIbca-
Imperial Valley press., 1920-02-16
BOARD RECEIVES BIDS
lBY Associated PreSSl

WASHINGTON, Feb. 16 Despite
protests voiced in the senate and else
where and court proceedings designed
to stay the action of the shipping
board, the board received bids for the
sale of 80 former German liners.
When the, ships first were offered by
groups in the services in which the
board had originally planned to operate
them, no bids We're received but spirit
ed bidding developed later for the indi-
Vidual vessels or selected groups to
run in specified services.
Associate Justice Bailey of the dis
trict supreme court took under adj
visement the application of William
Randolph Hearst from an injunction to
stop the sale of the vessels. Chairman
Jones of the senate commerce commit
tee blocked immediate consideration of
the resolution by Senator Ashurst, ask
ing the board to defer any sale until
action by congress-"
Imperial Valley press., 1920-02-16
MASS MEETING
At CENTRAL H
WEDNESDAY EVE.

Following meeting of the interpost
council of the American Legion last
Saturday, it was decided to hold a
public meeting at the Central Union
High Wednesday evening February 1S
at o'clock, and at which time all the
organizations of the Valley be invited
to attend and speak on the subject now
before the people, the Kettner bill and
what must be done, outlining possible
campaign to be carried on in the fu-
ture
Every organization has been invited
to attend the board of supervisors, ir-
rigation district, city trustees of every
town, boards of education chambers of
commerce and the associated chambers
and farm bureau.
p. l.. Hedricll, president of the Inter.
post council has called the meeting
A meeting of the interpost council
has been called for tonight at Imperial,
j. p. Hertel is chairman of the FL Cen.
tro delegation and will present an out
line of the meeting to be held Wednes-
daV
Imperial Valley press., 1920-02-16
ROAD ASSOCIATION WILL PROBE
CHARGES; STAMPEDE ATTEMPTED

The Imperial County Good Roads AS
sociation organized in spite of a we'll
plan to stampede the meeting
at Imperial Saturday will investigate
the charges against the county high
way commission. Seven men, four of
whom will be farmers will constitute
the committee to probe the alleged ir
regular methods of the commission.
These will be named by j. ID. Mough-
mer of Seeley, chairman of the meeting
and y. c. Gruwell, secretary.
The organization will consist of dele
gates of all organizations in the Valley
having a membership of 10 or more
About 100 We're present Saturday af-
ternoon, half of them being friends of
the highway commission.
After announcing in print that he
would not attend, +. S. Lack of Brawley
was present. Other members of the
commission were there, although il
was said no invitation had been extend
ed the highway commission.
Attempts to embarraSs the chair by
amending amendments to motion, ris-
ing to points of order, withdrawing mo-
tions etc, We're persisted in by mem
bers of the commission and their
friends and Mr.. Lack at one time per.
sisted in talking on the water question
when there were three men on the
floor rising to points of order. Wha
Imperial Valley press., 1920-02-16
FIGHTERS HURT
IN AUTO UPSET

A Pickwick automobile stage, en-
route to Imperial Valley, overturned
late Friday afternoon about two and
one-half miles east of Spring Valley
when a rear tire on the automobile
blew out, and the car became unman-
ageable, and as result left the grade,
turning over three times before it land
ed at the foot of the ditch. Johnny
Cordova was the only one seriously in
iured, receiving a broken rib, dislocat-
ed Jaw and minor scratches about the
body. Cordova was rendered unconsci-
Gus.
The fighters were to have boxed on
Harry Woodburys Friday night card.
George Alvarez, driver of the stage
was knocked unconscious, but other
wise was not injured. John Seidel an
other passenger, received a severe cut
over the right eye and a bad scalp
wound.
'"The accident was unavoidable, as
passengers in the stage will state,
said ID. NJ. Parker, manager of the
Pickwick stage company. 1T was sim
ply a case where the driver could MOI
manager the car following the blowout
The narrowness Of the road was alsC
an important factor in the accident
Alvarez is "a careful driver, and I an
sure it was not his fault"
Imperial Valley press., 1920-02-16
TO PLANT 100000 ACRES OF COTTON;
GROWERS EXPECT ITO MAKE KILLING

II one is to judge by present indica-
tions, the cotton growers of Imperial
Valley. both above and below the line,
are consistently expecting, to Nuse a
common phrase, to make a Big killing
They see the general conditions so
shaping themselves here as well as in
all other cotton-growing areas through
out the country, in such fashion that
the cohorts of cotton, whether engaged
in growing, selling or manufacturing,
are likely to realize profits, for the ten
year period now opening, far greater to
realize profits, for the tenyear period
now opening, far greater than any re-
turns they have generally been able to
count upon in recent periods Of the
past. Not this year, nor even next
year, perhaps, will the big returns come
in; but for those who know how to work
and wait the near future is confidently
expected to roll up great fortunes.
Some of all this filtered through to
the popular consciousness at the time
of the Worlds Cotton Conference at
New Orleans, not long ago. Now fur
ther hint of it is given in the buying up
of all cotton mills in England, and by
the discussions that are taking place
there wherever cotton interests center
Outlook Fine
The outlook for cotton manufactur
ing, as financial interests view it, may