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El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-09-27
Ell CADAVER DE CANALES
LEGO AVER A San Juan
La cOnducci6n al AteneO.-La capilla ardiente.
Ell entierro.-MuchOs centenares de per-
sOnas siguen traves de la ciudad Ell
cadaver del grande hOmbre.
iAdi6s, amigo!

A las diez de la mailana.' en- el va
Dor san Lorenzo, lego aver San
Juan el caddyer de Nemesio Canales,
que fue recibido en- los muelles por
un nutrido grupo de amigos y admi-
radores del magno escritor, Ell ell que
figuraba todo cuanto en- Puerto Rico
significa algo Ell el campo de la in
teligencia.
La conducci6n de los flinebres des-
poios hasta 81 viejo Ateneo, Ell cuyo
salon de actos Sc habia dispuesto la
capilla ardiente, fue realizada en- la
carroza ''San Juan, cargada con seis
enormes coronas de flores naturales y
mucIios u muy beiios ramos Habfa
entire las coronas una del Partido
Union de Puerto Rico, otra del Sena-
do, Otra de la Camara de Represen-'
antes, otra de las Damas Sufragis-
tas-de cuya noble causa fue Meme
sio Canales esforZado y expontaneo
paladfn- otra del gran amigo del
ilustre finado don Rafael Ferrer, ell
la actualidad ausente de San Juan.
La banda municipal rompfa mar
81 1oc
rigor en- estos casos. En- la cabecera
del duelo figuraba, con el dolor-un
dolor emediable-retratadO en- ell
rostro, don Rosario Canales, padre del
grande hombre. Las cintaS del ataud
iban en- manos de los seilores siguien-
tes: Barcel0, Astol, Lastra Charriez,
Perez Pierret, Martinez Reyes, Munoz
Rivera, Llorens Torres, Socrates No
lasco, consul de la Repdblica Douii-
nicana Blon,!et. Srhe:tini, Laso. Ruiz
Soler, Amadeo, Pedrosa y otros.
El cadaver estuvo expuesto al pd-
blico en- el salon de act0s del AteneO
hasta las cinco de la tarde, hora ell
que Sc puso en- marcha ell fdnebre cor
tejo, conduciendo los restos de Cana
les al lugar de su definitivo descanso
La concurrencia era extraordinaria
Puede decirse que tOdo San Juan
acompaii6 en- su iltimo paseo ira
YES de las Gales de la ciudatk que
no supo comprenderle del todo, al que
fue en- vida Nemesio Canales. Ell tri-
buto de respeto v admiration fue un
POGO tardfo: pero no por ESQ menos
sincere expontaneo.
MAS vale tarde que nunca!
En- el sitio de costumbre Sc pro-
nunciaron discursos por notorias y re-
presentativas personalidades. Para
terminar esta nota, nOsotrOs quere-
mos hacer nuestras las desgarradoras
frases con que Alfonso Lastra, Charriez
termin0 su emocionada oraci6n:
-Yo NADIA puedo decir, NADIA acier-
to a decir, 81 no este: Adi6s, Cana
les! ;Adi6s, amigo!
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-09-27
LOS LEGISLADORES AMENAZAN
CON PROTESTAR ANTE LA
CORTE FEDERAL

OKLAHOMA, septiembre 27.
Cuando tarde en- la noche los legisla-
dores disponianse volyer por la fuer-
"a a entrar en- ell salon de sesiones
del Congreso, los soldados bayone-
ia calada formaron I'm cuadro con el
ccronel Key en- el centro, mientras
un sargento LEILA a los representatives
del pueblo las ordenes recibidas del gP
bierno de prohibir la celebration de
I'sesiones en- Ell interior del edifcio, ~
de dispersar a los legislatures, nor
la fuerza, 81 fuere necesario. Esfos
volvieron salir de allf, tranquilamen-
| te, sin realizar ninguna demostrafi6n
de rebeldia; pero amenazando Ell SBea-
ker con irse en- apelacion ante Ia Cor
4 te Federal de Ia injusticia que con
elIos So cometia.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-09-27
Los LEGISLADORES SON DIS
PERSOS POR LAS TROPAS Iis
EN- OKLAHOMA.

OKLAHOMA, septiembre 27.-Cua-
renta legislatures Sc dispusieron aver
entrar en- ell salon de sesiones del
Capitolio del estado, entrando al edi-
ficio sin ser molstados, y cuando, POGO
despues Sc disponfan reunirse' para
tratar sobre la impugnacion del Co
bernador Walton, la guardia armada
que habfa instalada en- los corredores,
recibio ordenes de dispersales y echar-
les fuera, 10 que cumpliment6 sin
la menor protesta.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-09-27
Cuarenta Legislatures de Oklahoma son
obfgadospo las trppas a desalojar elsa
lon de SesiOnes del Capitoiode su Estado

En- Espaha esado conoda vue
nOrmaidad Italia miones de ras
vida de los Ofcas aanos murtos reacco
nariOs aemane vuean eOs
empOs meOresE dcador aeman prOcama Bayera
ley marca medda revoucion
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-09-27
POINCARE EXPONE A SUS MI
NISTROS Ell PLAN DE FRAN
CIA EN- SUS RELACIONES
CON Ell RHUR

PARIS. septiembre 27.-El Presi-
dente del Ministerio frances, sefier
Raimndo Poincare, ha conference.-the
con sus ministries. seiiores Maginot,
Delastierre, Maunouri v ell embajador
de Belgica senior Gaiffier, conferencia
qe Sc llevo a cabo aver tarde en- Dues
troy, sobre el programa que Sc propo-
ne Francia desarrollar en- sns futuras
relaciones con el Rhur. El senior Poin-
care pronunci0 luego un discurso EN-
Saint Hihiel, Y ell lunes inaugur6 la
session que en- el Meuse celebraba el
onsejo de Embajadores.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-09-27
En- nuestra edici6n
de manana

Publicaremos las bellas poesias
que la memoria de Nemesio Cana
les escribieron los j6venes poetas A.
Nicolas Blanco y J. |. de Diego Pa
dr6 y que fueron leidas por sus au-
torres, ell martes, en- la velada del
Municipal. No 10 hacemos hoy por
faIta material de espacio.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-09-27
LA POBLACION DE BULGARIA
HUYE DESPAVORIDA A LOS
PASSES VECINOS

ATENAS. septiembre 27.-Un comu-
nicado procedente de Sofia cuenta la
deses peraci6n reinante entire la po-
blaci0n btilgara como consecuencia del
giro que ha tornado la revoluci0n, Y
familias enteras >buscan refugio en- las
poblaciones fronterizas de Rumania y
Turqufa.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-09-27
NUEvo DICTATOR EN- ALEMANIA

LONDRES, septiembre 27.Despa-
chos de la Agencia Central News. He
gados esta capital, afirnan que el
Presidente de la Repdblica Alemana,
senior Ebert, ha nombrado aver de
ma1ana al Ministro del Interior senior
Gessler, Dictator de Alemania, con
poderes absolutos, fin de que Sc en-
tienda con el movimiento revoluciona-
rio que Sc esta tramando EN- Baviera,
ylo haga abortar por todos los me-
dios disponibles.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-09-27
(servicio para Ell IMPARCIAL de la "United Press")
Us CvIA ALL AMERICA cABLEs)
Los ITALIANOS vUELvEN A
CORFU

PARIS, septienbre 27.-Hase con-
firmado la noticia de que el Consejo
de Embajadores ha ordenado al 60
bierno de Atenas que entregue TIA
liza la suma de cincuenta millones de
liras, en- vista de su negligencia para
averiguar ell paradero de los autores
de los asesinatos de Jannina. Ell en-
bajador de Italia ha declarado ante ell
Consejo que las tropas italianas ha-
bfan salido de Corfu; pero que Sc ha
ordenado al dltimo contingente que
abandono aquella isla, retorne ocu-
parla, sin perdida de tempo.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-09-27
"El'Debate" Sc alarma
p0r ell elnombre de Anne
rica Latina q. los fran
ceses dan a la America
Espahola.
(Servicio para Ell IMPARCIAL de Ia
United Press'')
tyIA ALL AMERICA CABLES)
EEL DEBATE" COMENTA UN AR.
TICULO DE LIE JOURNAL"
DE PARIS

MADRID, septiembre 27.-"El De-
bate" en- un artfculo que publica en-
su edicion de aver, congratulate de la
simpatia que muestran los catolicos
ingleses hacia los catolicos espanoles,
con motive de la implantacion del nue.
vo regimen en- Espaiia, y renglon
seguido comenta un articulo de "Le
Journal" de Paris, acerca de las rela-
clones franco-mejicanas, considerable
a Mejico tacitamente como 81 fuera
una colonia, moralmente hablando, de
Francia, donde. esta Repdblica dispu-
tale alli la hegemonia de los Estados
Unidos. Los diarios de Alemania la
man la atencion hacia ell signiicado
que dan los franceses las frases
America Latina, que va en- todo Ell
mundo las traducen como Ell de Anne
RIGA despaiolizada.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-09-27
LOS REACCIONARIOS ALEMANES
IBAN A OAR UN GOLPE

BERLIN, septiembre 27.-Numero-
sas figuras del movimiento reacciona-
rio aleman, han sido arrestadas por
las autoridades, por tenerse entendido
que tramaban un golpe de estado pa
ra derrocar ell poder constituido. De
Munich comunican que un diario So
.ialista de aquella localidad publica
un inforlne en-, que descubre que exis-
tia una movilizacion secreta de ca
racte fascista, para dar un asalto al
poder, de jueves vierncs de esta
semana.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-09-27
LA CIUDAD DE OKLAHOMA EN-
UN ESTADO DE ALARMA
INDESCRIPTIBLE


OKLAHOMA, septiembre 27.-En
provision de los desordenes que pue-
dan sobre venir al estado de cosas exis
Itente en- aestaseiudad, el conereio ha
cerrado sus puertas. Las tropas pa
trnllan GALES plazas Y sc han colo
cado centinelas en- todos los sitics es-
trategicos para vigilar Ell movinniento
de los sospechosos. Ell Capitoiio Sc
halla reforzado con nuevos contingent
ties, que con sus ametralladoras ri
fies montan guardia en- las galerias
y azoteas de dicho edifcio. La ten
sion del piblico es intensisima. Los
legisladores dicen que estan dispues-
tos reunirse en- session, 81 es precise,
en- plena calle. Como ell trabajo esca-
! sea, es mucha la gente que ambula
por las Was publicas. Miles de ciu-
dadanos hacen vigilancia vestidos de
policias especiales. De Washington
comunica la Casa Blanca que queda
! prohibido ell uso de los edificios fede-
rales para la session legislative con ell
fin de impugnar la actitud del gober-
nador Walton.
LO QUE DICE eel SOL" SOBRE LA
INDIFERENCIA DE ESPANA
EN- SUS RELACEONES CON LA
AMERICA HISPANA
/ MADRID, septiembre 27.-En un
Jun documentado articulo que publica
4El SOP en- su edicion de aver, llama
la atencion del Gobierno sobre la in
tensificacion de la propaganda que
realizan los gobiernos de Inglaterra
en- hispano America, al objeto de au-
nentar sus relaciones mercantiles con
aquellas republicas, 10 mismo que con
otros varios paises mas, y dice que
la question preocupa altamente a to-
dos, al yer la indiferencia con que Es-
pana ha abandonado sus trabajos de
approximation v relaciones comercia-
les con aquellos pueblos. Gel Sol"
hace constar, como una prueba eviden
te de su queja, la obstinacion que a
este acercamiento muestra hasta las
mismas clases directoras que ponen
toda clase de inconvenicntes para que
sea un hecho real v positive la insta-
lacion de la Inca aerea en- proyecto,
entire Sevilla y Buenos Aires.
LA LEY MARCIALs EN- BAvIERA
BERLIN, septiembre 27.--Inmedia-
tamente despues de haber sido pro-
clamada Ia ley marcial v nombrado
Dictator el sehor Gessler, en- Bavie-
ra. el Canciller Stressmann convoco al
Gabinete session extraordinaria, pa
IA votar una ley de emersencia y
restaurar la seguridad pdblica en- to-
da la naci0n. Ell Gabinete ell pleno
decidi6 no prestar su reconocimiento
al nuevo gobierno bavaro v pas6 m
decreto restringiendo varios derechos
constitucionales, como por ejemplo el
de la libertad de la prensa, autoriza-
do a los oficiales realizar cuantas
! investigaciones fueren necesarias en-
los hogares donde Sc supsiere Sc ira
mara lgo contra ei poder. A los vic.
lIadores de Ia ley Sc imnpndran fertes
milltas y prisi0n,
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-09-27
BAyIERA DENUNCIA Ell TRATA
DO DE VERSAILLES

BRUSELAS, septiembre 27.-De Mu-
Mich comunican que el gobierno de Ba-
yiera ha denunciado al mundo el Ira
tado de Versailles.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-09-27

PARIS, septiembre 27.-El Congre-
so de embajadores ha dado fin sus
deliberaciones sobre la question de
Jannina, que fue tratada secretamen-
te hasta la session de por la noche,
dando conocer la decision unanime
tomada de que Grecia tendra que en-
tregar Italia, en- calidad de indena-
nizacion, cincuenta millones de liras.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-09-27
vUELvE LA NORMALIDAD A
ESPANA

MADRID, septiembre 27-Por Or
denes superiores Sc han suspendido
los servicios de retenes en- los Guar
teles de tropas en- toda la nacion, por
juzgar que Espana ha entrado deille-
no en- su vida normal, despues de la
excitacion causada por el alzamiento
de las tropas contra el poder civil des-
titufdo. Y
CINCUENTA MILLONES DE LIRAS
TENDRA QUE OAR GRECIA
A ITALIA
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-09-27

Cantsro, Fernandez g. Co., Inc, Editores.
0icinas Allen 4s ST., (altos).
Imperial Valley press., 1923-02-24

secretary will receive 81 900 year,
and the members a per diem when
in session.
The state dental examiners come
In for a big reduction. the cut being
from a7,s93.7I TO $4,000 for the
two-year period. The per diem OF
the six examiners is cut from
$500 60 $500 annually. Travelling
expenses are reduced from $4,000 to
$4,000 each year, and $1,000 allow-
anee for attorneys fees is elm,
mated.
The board Of embalmers is allow.
ell s39j0, a cut of approximately
1000, while the board Of optomet.
~ is reduced :fom Ss,4l3.07 to
$500 for the two years.
The state board Of pharmacy is
reduced from Sl66, ,294.03 to s9s,6sO.
The saving is effected through cuts
In per diem allowances, decrease of
office help, and elimination of II
! 1000 sum for legal aid.
The board of vet erinarv examin
ers receives $500 for its expenses,
a saving TO the state of $50 under
the last budget allowance.
Imperial Valley press., 1923-02-24
CALIPATRIA
BY Press staff Correspondent

CALIPATRIA, Feb. 24.--Harry
Bcale is driving a new Ford coupe
which he purchased this week from
the local dealer.
Mrs. Chase, of Brawley. was O
guest of Mrs. Harry Reale Thurs
day. Mrs. Chase, as Miss Ruth Ross.
was the first school teacher, in Cal
ipatria.
The meeting of the city council
which was scheduled for last night
was postponed on account of the AS
soeiated Chamber of Commerce
meeting in Calexie0 and the alb
senee of two of the trustees The
delegates from this city who attend
ed the banquet were P. y. Myers,
Yice-president Of the Associated
Chambers who reported on the high
way and his recent trip to Blythe.
Elmer w. Heald, n. E. Crandall, S.
c. Sorensen, John V. Scott and
Harry Tsheppe.
Imperial Valley press., 1923-02-24
2 BOYS JAILED.
CHARGED WITH
STEALING AUTO
NJ Prs. ss.fs csrr..p.na.n,

CALExlcO. FEB. Ca Ernest Mar.
tics aba Herman Marraillan are 10
he city lsii aeeussd Of havirg TAX
IN a Buiek roadster.
On Tuesday nieht n Buick read
stcr. the property - the Lover cal
ifcrnia Cattle Company, Vas stolen
from ifs parking place On Heffer-
ran street.
Ou Wednesday afternoon Chief
llardwlek received word that tive
sounR bows bad heeu arrested at
Teeate. while tryinG 20 eross the liue
into the United States from Mexieo,
ana had been taken 70 san Diego.
where an inves igation showed thar
the ear which they were driving
was stolen from Calexiea. Tie hoys
we're brought
Their arraignment was 90 be held
tCdav. aud q trial date ser.
Imperial Valley press., 1923-02-24
Big Turnout is
Anticipated at
Cost Fan Tutte'

All roads will lead Brawiey ward
tonight to see the elaborate pre-
sentation Of the Mozart opera, $50
81 Fan Tutte' to be given under
tho auspices of the associated Cham
berS of Commerce of the valley at
the Belvedere theater.
The sale of tickets has been very
gratifying and indicates that the
public of the valley is keenly ap-
preciative of good music and anx-
ious TO take advantage of an OPP
portunity TO hear the best. Irene
Williams, primadonna who heads the
company, - well known throughout
the country, having sung difficult
roles with prominent opera com
panies and nj present being under
contract with the Brunswick com
pany 70 make records for their re-
lease
Philine Faleo, soprano; Lillian
Palmer, soprano: Judson House.
tenor; Leode Hierapolis, baritone;
Jierre Remington. basso and Stuart
Ross, pianist aud musical director
complete the east, with costumes,
properties and other appurtenances
the last word from New
York art studioes.
The local Chamber of Commerce
in charge of the sale of tickets, for
~ Centre, reports that some good
seats are still available for litc
Imperial Valley press., 1923-02-24
ALMOST SSOO.OOO
CUT IN BUDGET
HEALTH BOARDS
S739,636 Allowed Various
State Medical
Boards
~ United sr~s.

SACRAMENTO. Feb. 24.-Main.
tenauee Of state boards formed to
protect the health Of California cit.
liens is out more than half Gnder
the budget submitted 20 the state
legislature bv Governor Friend W.
Richardson.
These boards, ranging in impor
tanee from the state board of health
to the board Of veterinary medical
examiners, will exist on sT39, ,636. ~
during the coming oiennium, IN
analysis Of the buGget figures dis
closes. They viii have expended
Al 500. .903.39 during the two years
ending June 80. 1923.
Many OF the boards concerned are
self supporting. The budget. esti.
mates revenues Of sI34,47j for the
next two years.
Board of Health Slashed
The state board of health comes
in for the largest appropriation Of
any of the departments Of irs ma
ture. The budget allows il s5l4,.
1862 for the two-year period, a
slash of s641 ,9l2.26, one of the larg-
est proportionate reductions made in
the budget.
Most of this cut, however. is Gov.
cred by special legislative appropri-
alton for tuberculosis prevention.
The amount Tor this purpose was
included in the former budget but
does not appear in the Richardson
document.
The board asked for an additional
$4,000 for tuberculosis work, and
is allowed $4,000. The sum of
$4,000 held over from the special
will aid i'm this pre-.
work, it is announced.
The state board of medical exam
liners is cut from sl4s,273.13 TO
s79,S50.
The board of osteopathie exam
Iners, created by the people at the
election last November, is allowed
sl2,360 for its first two years ex.
istenee. The secretary will receive
300 monthly.
The ehiropratie board, also a new
one, has $4,000 to spend during the
biennium, and is expected to take
in $4,000 in revenues. The hoard
Imperial Valley press., 1923-02-24

Mae Busch was chosen from a
score of prominent actresses to play
the famous role of Glory Quayle,
with Richard Dix assuming the diff
ficult role of john Storm, the de,
vout minister who is torn between
his duty to suffering humanity and
his great love for Glory.
Many other well known faces are
i cluded in the east, which is en-
hanced by unusually rich and eff
fective properties and costumes.
The picture will show Monday,
Tuesday and Wednesday with the
customary matinees daily.
Imperial Valley press., 1923-02-24

Merchant Lunch at Steves. Ad,
Elmer A. Todd's Music Studio
GA Olive. Phone 466W. ADV.

Demand for valleygram- The
'valleygram'' printed by o. J.
Renfrew, county development agent.
has met with {; great reception IN
communities TO which it has been
mailed in the middle west and the
eastern states. Nearly every day
requests are received from Cham
bers of Commerce and similar civic
organizations for additional copies,
and the 'Yalieygran has also beer
the means of frequent letters being
received by Mr.. Renfrew, from par
ties who are prospective settlers.
Imperial Valley press., 1923-02-24
VITAL RECORDS

Charles s. Bailey, of Lancaster,
Wisconsin, died yesterday in this
city after brief illness, with which
he was stricken while travelling with
his mother and brother. The de-
ceased was "a years old and un-
married. The remains were shipped
today by Z. j. Mulligan to Lancas-
ter, Wisconsin, where burial will
take place.
Imperial Valley press., 1923-02-24

1.-THE Christian coming to the
Palace theater for three days next
week has been eagerly awaited by
hundreds of film fans in this city.
The story, written by Sir Hall Caine,
is full of plot aud action and lends
itself particularly well to screen
adaptation, something that cannot
be said of all popular novels.
The picture, released by the Goldl
wyn studio under the dictatorship Of
Maurice Tourneur, is notably true
to facts in that the exterior scenes
we're taken in England and Isiae of
Mann with TIE personal aid of the
author, WHO also wrote the titles.
Imperial Valley press., 1923-02-24

Having disposed of my business
at 661 Main street, | wish TO advise
my former patrons that all bills and
accounts viii be handled : at Me
Cane S Brunswick Shop, 534 Main
street. Adv.tf
(Signed) +. l.. McCUNE.
Imperial Valley press., 1923-02-24

Detroit woman shot at her hus-
band because she loved him. Bet
ter throw some dishes at your
wife.
Imperial Valley press., 1923-02-24

POPULAR Attorney Ill - The many
friends OF Charles Z. Childers viii
regret to learn that he is i'll again
and has been ordered bv his physi-
clans to take Il long rest from bust
mess. His breakdown is due to a
Lad case Of influenza from which be
suffered some time ago.
Imperial Valley press., 1923-02-24
Forrasero Children Improving

Paul ard Joe Fornasero, yesng chill
dscn of Nike Fornasero, who was
killed near Meioland, January ,, re-
turned to the El Centre hospital this
week to undergo operations fer frae
fGled skulls, which were suffered
when they were beaten by the men
who murdered their father. Both
operations were successful and the
boys are reported doing well at the
hospital. They are bright little
cliaps who are unusually good natur
cd, despite the suffering they have
gone through, and are prime fav
ciites with the nurses and physicians
at the hospital.
Imperial Valley press., 1923-02-24

comers, and my be secured through
James T. Coyle or Fred Nebel-Thau.
Imperial Valley press., 1923-02-24
Latest Magazines at steves. Ad,

Buy at Lightbourn' Ladies Shop
and be pleased. Barbara Worth Ho-
tel Bldg. Adv.
Imperial Valley press., 1923-02-24

Table d'Ho,e Dinner, ST per GOV.
or. Special T-bone steak dinner, 90c.
Hotel Barbara Worth. Adv.
Imperial Valley press., 1923-02-24
l.pCa1A!eWs

! Buy the Thread Rubber willard
Battery. it is still better adv.
For Pipes, Pipes, Tipes, az steve's
Adv
Mrs. Hyberg Remains For Time
While A. w. Hyberg j. leaving
March / for the coast to assume the
management Of one OF s. chain If
banks, his family will probably ~.
nain in FL Ceutro till the schools
c'ose. The Hybergs are returning
to their old home town, where they
lived before coming 70 N Ceufro
five years ago.
Money to Loan on automobiles
contracts bought. Fred Il. Cross
676 Main st. Phone 359. Adv
Dies at County Hospital Clarence
Berry, - years old. died yesterday
at the county hospital The funeral
was held this afternoon from the
funeral parlors of b. +. Lemons.
y ith burial in Evergreen cemetery.
The deceased formerly livel IN 1tas-
"a Texas, where he is survived by
/ brother.
Sport News at stsyes. Phone SAG.
Adv.
Youthful Thieves in Jail-Ernest
Martinez and +. Moreno, ls year old
daxican youths, accused of stealing
IN automobile ia CaIexico ina the
arlv part Of the week. vse brought
O the county Jail this morning by
,olice, to await a preliminary hear Z
ng in that city next week
Dr.. Harry Hooper, Dentist. 647 :
daiR Street. Phone 3s2W. Adv /
Waltz and all Late Dances taught
Intil you learn. Call Mr.. Nicholas :
reach, Barbara Worth ball room. +
Adv. Q
Wins High Honor-Harrv Suggs q
3aker. who is attending agricultural g
oIlege at Corvallis. Oregon, writes :
hat he passed his mid.year exams q
18th credit and has been admitted
0 the Phi Delta Theta fraternity, :
& signal honor. Mr.. Bak- n
r is taking an engineering course n
a the college. He is a graduate OF
entral Union high school.
Cooked Food Sale - Housewives n
re TO have the opportunity to buy Il
elicious home baked cakes and pies 3
1morrow at n cooked food sale to 81
e given by the FL Centre W. c. T. e,
7. at the Varney store. II
Gasoline Thieves on Job - Sever Q,
citizens have complained of a al
eW tyre of automobile pest, con T
sting of crafty persons who enter il
rivate garages at night, and drain d
he gasoline tanks in automobiles d
he persons committing this new
orin of annoyance to automobile 5
wners, seem to have confined their is
ork principally TO the south end 3.
town. Within the past few DAYS. al
iree or four owners have attempted Y,
J locate trouble in their ears, which
ere supposed to be supplied with in
lenty of fuel, only to find that they 8,
al been visited during the night
ld the gasoline Tanks emptied. in
Imperial Valley press., 1923-02-24

Thieves steal sewing machine
Complaint has been made to the
police that thieves broke into the
Eastside School recently and stole
a New Home sewing machine of the
folding type. The theft occurred
several days ago but was not dis.
covered until yesterday afternoon.
The machine is marked .E. G. S.
H. ON the side. 1a y