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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-06-22

Desde el dia primoro dc JUNO, Sc ha
depositado con 81 Notario Lcdo A. Ra-
non Font, con ofcjnas en- Ia caue de
etuan No 25, un sobre cerrado y Ia
clado contsniendo Ia fecha del mes de
]unfo cue ell Bazar Americana, Julian
W. Blaneo Inc. lie Allen 40, devolvera
y sus clientes ell importe total ole 10
cue hubieren comprado de contado en-
dicha fecha. Dicho sobre que con ARE
glo al contenido DEL acta levantado por
:. Lcdo. 4. Ramon Font, forna parte
dc su protocolo, sera alberto publica-
mente el dia primero de Julio pr6ximo
en- las ofcinas del Bazaar Americano a
las 10 de la RIa1ana y levantada el
scta referente a Ia fecha CUE aparezca
en- dicho sobre, Sc Qrocedera devolver
\ toda persona que tenga tickets de
Ia registradora dc esa fecha Ell impor-
tie que indique el nismo, Y basta el
dia 10 de Julio que caducardn todos
los tickekts que nc sean preseAtados.
En- adelante todcs los meses en- Ba-
zsr Americana, congiAuara este concur
50 entire sus pa-roouianos. (Fl Nun
do). Advt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-06-22
UN AoE1TE AEIsTocRAT1co

FL acreditado omerciante-comisio-
nista de esta plaza don Juan Antonio
Perez. ha tenido Ia cortesia de OBJ
sequiarnos cen varias latas de aceite pu
70 de OLIVIA. marca "Pilkar' prepara-
do y envasado por don Carlos S. Cogo-
lludo. dc Toledo, Espana, proveedor ex-
elusive de aceite de Olivia para la Real
Casa dc Espana y una gran parte de
la aristocracia espanola
Ell exquisite producto con que nos
ha obsequiado ell senor Perez, es el
mismo que consume S. NJ. eI Roy de Es-
pana.
FL secEetario de la Diputaci6n Pro
vincial de Toledo es a que ha enviado
al senior Juan Antonio Perez esta no
table representation cue no dudamos
ha de redurdar en- bene6cio de los con
sumidores de aceite de verdadera OLIVIA.
Estamos seguros ore la prueba cue
hagan los consumidores dc. aceite tPil
kar'' el cual Sc ha puesto la venta
en- todos les colmados ha de ser abso-
lutamente satisfactoria.
Agradecemos cort6smen1e al senor
Juan Antonio Perez su rico obsequio y
le deseamos grandes 6xitos en- la pro
paganda de su inmejorable aceite.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-06-22
FERIA AGRIcoLA EN- ToA BAJA

Ell jueves % del corriente Sc cele-
lrar& en- Tea Baja, con la cooperation
Gel Departanentold Agriculture y Ira
rajo, la gran feria agricolo-industrial
da aquel distrito.
In ell dia de su Inauguration, una
diana recorrera las. GALES de Toa Ba-
ID; habran fuegos de artiiicios; juogos
populares en- Ia. Ft5za, a5judicandosa
premios en- metalioo; el Hon. Carlos Z.
Chard6n, comisionado de Agricultural
y Trabajo, pronunciara IN discurso en-
los salones de la Feria.
Esta exhibition de productos agri-
colas industriales sera visitada por
los elemeatos de mas valia de nuestra
sociedad y Centres pdblicos.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-06-22

ASUNTOS VARIOS

guerra ha do Incamene Ia raz6n del estado de
pueblo aem8n Tampoco la invasion territories
pOr egones Dice coesponsa de las
presentes ds ha sdo Ia deena
ci6n baIarnas de TRAFALGAR sno las
mentan los sueldos
cable anunca va formidable huaa Gle fadas de pun
to, que poner pena agiaoion al mundo artlstico
ustedes as?
Pues aunque duden de los nombrados
Ia historic de los presentes dlas.
Hiaras del genera emeninoporQue
limo ddica peparado qumcoestan decarados huelga
dpone tomarn medidas artrara fin de evitar
convuones one Humanidad sur determination
aquoas ivee creyeron cue habr1an de des
atendidas pretensiones.
I'm eno de esa romntoa manera de entender 10 que real
sgncan excesas damas ouaquera ega Ia concu
sion de que ago my anomal eseas de la nenta
dad hUmana Cuando hay Quienes muchaS e
hombe deb empear plata tan doorosamnte canada
hacienda pruetas cabaret
de tearo porque odaYa han encontrado
los sabo formula para acabar hasto nj siquea de
tirp8r Ia cUriosidad.
Ell Are precsamente es paando por periodic de deca
aando Ia degeneration de Ia epecie Sobre
notable Otero Cleo de Merode Ia
iamoa mpo que orgen religioso exquisez Ell
solo los tearos sno los msuo
aristoacias los fu6 gos
cultura gaardia Ell cabaret 10 ha envecdo
todas parties
usede AMIGOS lectors de a esag horas ha
br6 armada entire asta enpresaTias la emnentenente
grave Teutonia.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-06-22

Ia Eumanidad aprende lenttud abrumadpra.
En- muolas parties del mundo no aprenda NADIA
Esto este dmostr8do 10 acaba de ocurrIr Ia
close a de Stella donde volonde veo refuafun6n
he dado a hecatonbe agunas de
continuas ciudades.
viene hacienda graoas haoe sglos Deruye
hombre mas terco las reed6ca haa sin
las continues catstroes arnaron destuyeron
antecasores.
Aouec os fueron abrasados mil por las lamas Aho
bai0 a aas hEejor dcbo baio las materias
cue co arToan aqueos inensos hornos Po
sdo aniquladas lave espanto he
sido motivo de abandono de intreses hasta fapa
Todo m sdo aado aeddo de trcmendo tumor suuroso de
Ia preciosa isla.
Pero hav preocuparGe e da de manan Con ESQ
todo dice dia Na1ana vcveran los mis-
acobardados how aruinados evantar
ALI endas de canpafa sent5n fces oy dando e sust
QUE kilometres bora Esa Ia Human
aprnd depu6 parte dc ella ha nrchadO
barrio oantando Ia NTarselesa.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-06-22
Ell MISTERIo DE LA MUERTE Y
DE LA VIDA DE MATA HARI
Coontinuaoion ae ia pagtus 4s)

prendc, per el contrario, que todo sa
sistema de defcnsa moral depende de
la rospuesta que tiene que Oar a tai
pregunta. lc6mo explicar su arrogan-
cia de artista ofendida, 81 Is imposi-
BILE seguirse proclamando incapaz de III
ofcio vii? Cierto que aun habria para
una francesa ell recurso de establecor
una diferencia entire el servicio, aunque
indigno, prestado la Patria, el servi-
clio, doblemcnte infame. preatado al
enemigo. Mas la acusada 10 es fran
cesa. NO es nj siquiera una de esas
extranjeras cue, viviendo en- Paris,
amanda en- Paris, llegan a afrancesar-
Sc hasta Ell punto de sentir, como mU-
chas de las que sirvieron en- las amhu-
lancias. que para elias Ia verdadera Pa
tria. al lnenos la segunda Patria, es
Francia. No; Mata Hari es la perfec-
ia coslnopolita la cue no tiene nj od&os
nj preferencias. la que 10 mismo Sc ha
LA en- Madrid que en- Berlin y en- Ro-
ma que en- Londres. Ella 10 proclama-
"a al hablar de su alma neutral de con
quistadora de ofciales.
LIS cierto 10 que digo?-pregu1-
t6le por segunda vez ell presidente.
Hacienda un esfuerzo, la ,acusada
contesta:
70. en- aQuellos momentos, no te-
MIA dinero, Y por ESQ me ofreci a ser
it'll este pals.
De todas las pruebas que Massard
le parecen irrefutables para hacer ver
la evidencia de la culpabilidad de Ia
bayadera. confeso que la dnica que me
inpresiona es 6sta. Para las dem5s in
terrogaciores. graves, compromised
ras hay en- sus labios una negattga o
una explicaci6n. jSus relaciones con
el iefe del cspionaje alen&n? Amoro-
sas v NADIA mas. Ell dinero recibido
de una Embajada? Pago de sus favo-
res. Los jueces pue On 0nco0t- II
este absurdo. No importa. Aientl as
gubsiSte una duda, debe ser Il cue Sc
haua en- el banquillo el ne ID apro"c-
che. Pero esta vez va Ia 6uda e8 n
possible: EEata Hari confesa que f l6
espia. iQu6 10 fue de Francia no
de Alemania? Moralmente, tratandcse
de una holandesa, 10 mismo es una Qle
otra cosa. Desde este punto, pues. va
DIassard nos parecera menos injusto
menos cruel
E. GOMEZ CARRLLLo.
Paris. mayo 1923.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-06-22
GRANDEs FIEsTAs POPULARES
EN- SAN SEBASTIAN

Con motivo de Ia inaguraci6n de Ia
Planta Hidro-el6etrica municipal, Ell
pueblo de San Sebastian prepara gran
des fiestas populares QUE quedaran a
Ia altura del adelanto de aquella cul-
Ia poblaci6n.
Ell viernes % del actual, por la no
che, habra una gran verbena en- la
plaza Baldorioty; y ell sabado y domin-
go, % y "a, habra juegos populares,
retretas Per Ia banda de Mayagtlez,
bales en- el Casino, pleas, etc.
Ia Comigi6n de Festejos invita- to-
dos los habitantes de la isla cue deseen
tomar participation en- estas fiestas.
Agradecemos en- envio del programa.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-06-22

Aver nos inform6 nuestro amigo Mr..
Fischer, do Ia casa de Villamil, que
Eacia principles del mes entrante lie
CARA San Juan, procedente de Sue
cia, ell vapor mercante Harold, pri-
mer barco aleman que visitara nuestro
pals. despu6s de la guerra Europea.
El "Harold", seg0n informes, trae
I'm considerable cargamento dc cemen-
to, Y juzgar por 10 que nos han di-
cho su ucgada San Juan constituira
IN acontecimiento para la colonia ale
mana de Puerto Rico.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-06-22
MEECADO AZUCARERO

Information sulninistrada por la Aso-
ciaci6n de Productores de Azucar de
Puerto Rico.
New York, martes 10, 1900 M
Mercado esta mas frme Mejorando
lentamente. Sc han hecho ventas de
un total de $4,000 sacos con anticipa-
ci6n a Refnadores a S703.
New York. martes 10. 400 P. M
Mercado sostenido Sc han hecho ven
tss de Cuba SIS. IA (s7.08). Hay
mas ofertas a s5. IA. (SzOS). Puerto
Rico sosteni6ndose q S8.OS.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-06-22
la CANTIDAD DE LAVA QUE
LAMA Ill ETNA ES
ASOMBROSA

ROMA, JUNO 20. (United Press)-
I'll Messagero'' pubhca IN eItenso in
fvrme en- relaci6n con Ia hacatombe en-
Stella. Dice cue el pueblo de Piede-
monte empez6 q ser evacuado esta ma
Lana.
Los babi5antes de varias parties han
recho grandos zanjas para que la lava
rudiera. correr, pero estas fueron Gu
tiertas antics de una hora uegando has
t3 eaterrar edifcios pe2uenos.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-06-22
NAvAJAz0 EN- UNA PIERNA

En- el barrio Pueblo viejo, de Ba-
yamon Cirilo Rodriguez, con una ma
vaja agredi6 Antonio Ayala, produ-
ci@ndole una heriao grave en- Ia pieTna
izquierda El agredido al verse acorra-
lado hizo uso de una piedra lanzando-
sela a su agresor en- Ia cabeza. Ambos
combatientes fueron conducidos al hos
pital municipal La policia los denun-
clio por acometimiento Y agresi6n'
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-06-22

notoas trasmdas o6lebre explorador de las
acas Amudn dde N0rWik han sido sasfaoorlas
Amudsen saban lecores sal6 direction Polo
vida va realize otos amos su pr
nento aora qpiso hacer vale
plano Tmportante personaie adelan6 81 teI1po
hay one contar 70 esperanza de que e a9o o
Ia de su fracaso.
opnamos esta epresa u6 teearia A2n no eamos en-
preparar puedan ofrecer las
segdad deben base para tales Po
par viai de exensa conison
aparato pudan de inudad de aguno
pazarlo Embellishments.
motives de desastre Seguramene ba
inudo de aquelas regones pr6ximas los
des hielos.
Consderemos mayor que habtanes de s
ella baarnas One gran dolor va que 1ba
a cantar las belezas m0n6tonas del Polo
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-06-22
HERIDO IN Ell PECHO

En- eli barrio dataa. Elena, Gle Come
lio, Alberto Perez agredi6 con una no
vaia a Manuel Hernandez, causandole
una herida en el Iocho dc la cual fu5
asistido por el Or Case Jr. Ell Juez le
Cxigi6 al agresor 81, 900 dc fina77e
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-06-22
17MO GRAVEMENTE HERIDo EN-
UN ACCIDENTE AUToMovILIsTA

En- la carretera de Catano, el auto
m6vil que conducia Jose B. Diaz, Sc
yolc6 snbitamente, resultando grave
mente herido ell milo Rafael L. Diaz,
cue viajaba en- ell vehiculo. FL infeliz
rino fue asistido en- la farmacia del
sr. NIartorell, sta en- Guaynabo, que
dando allf recluf1o Ell chauffeur
4u6 arrestado y Sc lie exigi6 $10o de
anza.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-06-22
SETENTA Y TRES HORAS
LANzANDO LAVA

cATANIA, JUNO 20. Omitted Press)
-Despues de haber estado el Eetna Ian
2ando grandes cantidades de lava por
.espacio de 78 horas la situaci6n no ha
canbiado.
Durante toda la noche Sc sintieron
agrandes rufdos subterraneos.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-06-22
PELEA EN- CEIBA

En- ell poblado 'sPolo Norte", de
ceiba, alteraron ell or3en y ridieron,
Victor Pizarro Juan Colon, Luis Ven
tura, Angel Malta y Eladio Delgado.
Este 1ltimo result6 con una herida Ell
ei brazo izquierdo.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-06-22
Sc FUERoN A Las MANos

En- un baile que Sc llevsba efecto
IN ell barTio "Amelia' de Bayam6n,
tuvieron I'M disguato personal Esteban
pardo y Evaristo GS-cia. Ambos fue-
ron denunciados.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-06-22

Para copetar el que orgnando los gobier=
egomo pe6eo despu6s habersa haado
Naracao Venezuela halado tambien Ecuador
prncpales cudades besina Guaya
quill ell ut perodsa americana Brisbane dice
va momentos mucha segranente mona=
mapa Ecuador
fosofal ha dado las mi
petr6eo va reve por rano
los Andes va abra breve qun
Cuayaq esaan prparando
algunas corporaciones para darla e asalto,
Lego guerria de par de amos estara isto to-
dc. II. Y e mapa poliioo rectifcado.
Felix NTATos BERNIER.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-06-22
SlLVESTRE FElJOO
PYacticante

en- su domicilo, Monias Mo. q
trabaia de ST profession todos los
dias de 9 II A. M. y de 3 6
P. M Tel. SIS verde, Apartado
9C7. San Juan, P. r.
Advt.
IIACIA FRIEcIFTOs DE JULIO LIE
GA AQU1. FOR PETMERA vEz DEs-
PUES DE La GUERRA. UN BABCO
ALENIAN
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MOsQUITEROS

corrientes, acabamog de recibir en-
todos los tama1os Y colores.
ROGUE GONZALEZ g. co. sues.
San Jose 7 san Juan, P. R.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-06-22

PARA CURAR UN RESFRIAD0
FN UN DlA. t6fnese LAXATIVG
BROMO QJUNTNA. Fl boticario de
vove9a 81 dlnero ST no le cura. L.
1rma de z. ". GROVE Sc halls er
cad3 caiita.
Advt.
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PARQUE BoR1NQUEN.

LA monumental obra Las Coque-
ltas'' q
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BEL.EOGRAPES:

La sensational obra "sangre y
Arena"
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HOY y1ERNEs p DE JUNO 1928 A IAs'2 P. NJ.

HOY yIERNEs % DE JUNO 1928 A IAs2 P. H.
En- Union Commercial Corpora
ion, IL Puerta de TERRA
aruos amacendos han o recamados po ss resp
yos
erd comidas cajas euadros sala eomedor
2 cajas G
cajas AUTOMOBILES Ford"
maeas taleacopias
4 gomas para 8dUCHOS ARTICULOS MAS.
detallada de
REINALDO VZCARRONDO
ALMONEDERO PUBLICO
TEL. 423 APARTADO SAN JUSTO 81
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IMPERIAL:

El drama en- 7 actos 'El Mundo es
I'm Escenario".
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PUERTO RICO:

luna, Carrera de Caballos en- Ken
tucky'.
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SAN JUsTO 81
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Paris, mayo 1923
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-06-22

100 Anos Despu6s" y continuation
de ''Ios Tres Mosqueteros'
Imperial Valley press., 1923-09-07
A FRUITY CREAM
Keeps My Skin Like a Child's
BY Edna Wallace Hopper

OF course every woman who cares
for beauty is using some cold
cream. But there is supreme
cream, evolved by French experts,
which brings results one cannot
get without it.
have used it for many years. |
apply it every night, and | awake
in the morning rosy as girl. | ap-
ply it daytimes as powder base,
and it protects my skin from every
thing that harms.
Mine is grandmother S age. For
40 years l have stood in the lime
light on the stage. For nearly five
years l served France in the war.
Few women know the hardships !
have known,
But my skin is like n baby S, my
complexion like a debutante S. I
look like n girl of 19. SO | think
millions of women will be glad to
follow my example in a cream.
Called Youth Cream
This is n formula French experts
gave me many years ago. 1t con
tains both lemon and strawberry, so
it combines these matchless fruit
effects.
Imperial Valley press., 1923-09-07
,XPERT POINTS OUT WHY
DEMPSEY'S OUTLOOK BAD

which every one admits is most
deadly. But'Dempsey will not win
with his left hand alone. He'll
have to counter to win and he has
got himself all thrown off with his
right hand.
His left hand isn't what it was
in Toledo and neither is his right.
He fell in love with Carpenter s
straight right and his right cross
counter. He has tried to initiate
the Frenchman and the result is
that he has lost his original style
which was very good. He is play
ing now for faulty right and he
has taken the kick out of his left
hand.
He is also doing lot of crazy
things like leading with his right
and when he tries a right counter
he loops it over and he IL miss that
way more times that he will land.
Imperial Valley press., 1923-09-07

1t embodies the best that science
knows to soften, whiten, feed and
smooth the skin. 1t fosters the fine
texture like nothing else I know.
They told me it was the finest
cream in existence, and my results
prove them right.
! have never met beauty eX-
pert,~ never a woman, who knew
anything to compare with this
cream. $50 | have arranged so all
who wish may get it.
Edna Wallace Hopper's Youth
Cream is now supplied by all drug.
gists and toilet counters at zoe per
jar. Also my FaciaB Youth--my
famous liquid cleanser. Also my
White Youth Clay. Also my Hair.
Youth TO which l owe my heavy,
lustrous hair. My Beauty Book
comes with each.
Whatever cold cream YOU are
using, my Youth Cream will amaze
and delight you. I nope you will
find that out.
Edna Wallace Hopper, Business
Address, Waukesha, Wise. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1923-09-07
ETERNATI0NAI.
ASPECT APPEALS
| TO FIGHT LOVERS

NEW YORK, Sept. From the
|wman's point of view the most
ractive contests that can be
|ged in sport are those in which
|ernational contestants can be
tied against each other.
Few really figured that Georges
|pentier had a chance to win the
|vyweight championship from
| k Dempsey, but the information
folor was so strong that a record
|wd paid Il record sum to see the
bit.
Thousands have flocked to the
Wis Cup tennis matches to see the
erican team defend the trophy,
Pn there was no reason to be-
he that the foreign team of
llcngers had more than a fluke
nee for a victory.
or the same reasons, the coming
|vyweight championship fight
|ween Jack Dempsey and Luis
bo has developed into spec
G almost as attractive us the
t between the champion and the
pch Georges.
irpo was Tex Bickard s choice,
ause Rickard knows fight fans
he saw in the shaggy headed,
South American the type of a
ter that would appeal in a rath-
romantic and primitive way to
public.
nee at the ringside for big
t, the most refined and cultured
Etators are thrown back to a
hitive state, in which the desire
primitive fighting is paramount.
pmmy Gibbons is the greatest
Fr of all the heavyweights. He
he only fighter in the world
has stayed fifteen rounds with
lpsey. But in spite of that, not
third of the crowd that will
ch Firpo make his stand, would
Rttracted to another meeting
veen Gibbons and Dempsey.
Frpo is crude, awkward and in
Prienced, but he has in him the
er to knock out any man upon
m he lands.
Imperial Valley press., 1923-09-07
LATE PRESIDENT !.
IN WILL ORDERS
NO MONUMENTS
Wife Chief Beneficiary,
Father Is Given

MARION, O., September THE
will of the late President Warren
G. Harding was filed for probate
here today.
Attorney General Daugherty, Mrs.
Harding, Hoke Donithan, Marion
attorney, and Charles d. Schaffner,
former cashier of the Marion Coun-
ty Bank, appeared in court.
Schaffner, a lifelong friend of
the late president, was named ex-
ecutor.
Mr.. Harding was a director in
the Marion County Bank.
The late president requested spe-
officially that no part of his estate
be spent on monuments to his mem
ory.
~ request that no part of my
estate shall be expended for monu-
ments, other than simple marker
at my grave" the will said.
No estimate Of the total value of
the late president S. estate can be
made until the probate hearing.
Mrs Harding inherits the lot on
which the Marion Star building
stands and the famous I" front
porch" home on Mount Vernon
avenue. In addition the widow is
to receive the interest on 100000
in government bonds and all of the
late president s stock in the Hard
ing Publishing company.
The will provides that DR.. Georges
T. Harding, senior, the late presi-
dents father, shall for the remaind-
er of his life the receive the inter
est on $4,000 worth of government
bonds and certain iewelry.
The will was signed at Washing
ton June 20, 1923, the date the
presidential party started on the
Alaskan trip. This was also the
date of the announcement that Mr..
Harding had disposed of the con-
trolling interest in the Marion
Star.
The signing of the will was wit
messed by George 3. Christian of
Marion, Charles e. Hard of Ports
mouth, Ohio, and Harry NJ. Daugh-
erty of Columbus, Ohio.
The two DeWolfes mentioned in
the viii are Mrs. Harding's grand
children through her first marriage.
Smaller bequest include:
Ten thousand dollars to each of
his nephews and nieces; $4,000 each
to Jean DeWolfe and George De
Wolfe, grand children of Mrs. Hard
ing; $4,000 to the Marion Park COM
mission for building; $4,000 to
George A. VanFleet a business as
sociate On the Marion Star; $1,000
each to Henry r. Schaffner and
James G. Woods; $1,000 to Trinity
Baptist church of which the late
president was n member; $1,000
to st. Paul S Episcopal church and
the residue of the estate to his
brothers and sisters.
Approximately 100000 in cash
and property is disposed of in the
larger bequest of Mr.. Harding s will.
His estate has been variously estim-
ated at 100000 to $750,0OO.
Imperial Valley press., 1923-09-07
UP
TODAY FOR ACTION
BY United Press Leased Wire

HARRISBURG, Pa. Sept. T.
Union chiefs representing the strik
ing anthracite nrners today drew
up recommendations, recommending
two provisions of the Pinchot peace
plan.
A full scale committee will pass
upon these suggestions in n meet
ing at l p. m. and upon their de-
cision rests the outcome of the pre-
sent strike which has completely
tied up anthracite mining. The am
swer is to be given at o'clock.
The union leaders maintain that
no contract can be negotiated for
settlement Of the strike unless it
embodies more than 10 per cent
increase for day laborers and the
union check off.
Imperial Valley press., 1923-09-07
SACRAMENTO is
HAVING BOOM. TOO

SACRAME1I-cO, September T.
This city is caught in the pell nell
rush of growth that is making all
California, and has more than $lO,-
100000 worth of buildins under
construction today with about 49,
000T00 more planned and still an
other $2,00O,000 in work i'll view.
When the state realty conven-
ton meets here ctober 9 to 13, the
city expects to be able to show
something in the line of real realty
development. More than l,CO0 del
egates are expected.
Imperial Valley press., 1923-09-07
WATCHING THE
SCORE BOARD

The Giants strengthened their
hold on first place yesterday when
Jack Bentley held the Pills to a
single run and the Giants won S to
/.
The Pirates were on the long end
of {, 5 to ! score when their game
with the Cubs was called at the
end of the fifth inning because of
rain.
The Athletics won the first game
of their series with the Red Sox
6 to 2. Ronmell weakened slight
ly in the sixth inning and allowed
the visitors their only runs.
Imperial Valley press., 1923-09-07
tired Undefeated Lightweight
Champion
BY JACK MCAULIFFE,

cured UndefeaCed LlSnJWelgnJ
Champion
written for The United Press)
NEW YORK, September Jack
empsey gave me the impression
his training camp at Saratoga
|at he was burned out and too
be. He's leaving himself in the
m and unless he stops work right
Eay and starts to conserve his
length he is not going to keep
|rpo down if he does get him
the floor.
Dempsey is dried up. He lacks
|ength and his wind is bad. He S
II and his hips are shrunk. He
|ght to stop boxing and work the
It of the time for his wind.
You hear all the experts saying
/ it his great left hand will be
|tter than Firpo's right hand
Imperial Valley press., 1923-09-07
Summons , Served
! OnId7O Citizens
For Duty on Jury

Summonses are being served to-
day upon a panel of 20 valley citi-
zens to appear for trial jury duty
Monday, September II, when the
vacation period in the superior
courts closes. These jurymen will
serve for three months, as they are
needed in both departments of the
court.