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Imperial Valley press., 1923-04-13
Night School at
Brawley Makes
Great Success

BRAWLEY. April 13.-For the
purpose of meeting a peculiar situa-
ton the elementary school board
Of the Brawlcy district started q
light school on the East Side
where the pupils are almost exc]u-
sively Mexicans, japanese and ne
groes The school has been made
to embrace a wide area of useful
subjects for the purpose of Ameri-
canization as far as possible This
class has been wonderfully success
full. v
The attendance has been so much
larger than had been anticipated
hat volunteer workers have been
caued lor and hearty responses
.ame from Mrs, L. A. Andrews,
Mrs. Angie Miller, Miss Grace
Whited Miss Alma Burton and Miss
Lola Prescott in the cooking de-
partment while volunteer helpers
in teaching were Miss Leah Cauth-
orn and Henry Rincon.
So interested in the work have
been some of the pupils that they
have driven and even walked three
miles or more to get the benefit of
the teaching and a large number
have been absent but a few even
ngs, in fact a uniformly large at
tendance has been noted every
evening except during the period
when influenza was prevalent.
A number of visitors have given
helpful talks including Rev. r.
Roderquez Azuza, Rev. Falson Al.
geles, Rev. Thierry, the latter OF
Calexico.
Parent Teachers association work
is encouraged and at such pro.
grams there are interesting talks.
An address by Rev. Thierry, Trus'
tee II. A. Hastain, Dean Richmond.
superintendent of the elementary
school of Brawley, Mrs. Helen Ful,
ton, Mrs. Swanson of El Centre,
with music by the pupils and re
freshments furnished and served by
the teachers, gives some idea of the
way the meetings are handled.
The night school began January
s with 21. Enrolled first month
129; highest attendance 70; cook
ing class enrolment SO; highest at
tendance 20; lowest any one night
u. -
Imperial Valley press., 1923-04-13
Work on Blythe
inland Road On
BY Press Staff Corresponden.

BY Press Staff Correspondent
INLAND, April 13.-The county
road outfi;, in charge of ". II, Bca-
con, road superintendent for the
north end, was moved to the Nj
land Blythe road Tuesday and yes
terday, going directly to the River
side county line. This road was
recommended by Chairman Toy Of
the Highway Commission as pref
erable to the more northerly route
by way Of Dos Palmas, where many
miles of deep sand are traversed.
According to Supervisor Ander-
son, the INLAND Blythe road, espce-
tally the five miles just this side
of the county line, will be put in
first class shape, when it is be
ieved this will be the most pOpa-
lar of the southern routes.
Imperial Valley press., 1923-04-13
News From Over The Valley
HOLTVILLE
ny Press staff Correspondent

by Press staff Correspondent
HOLTVILLE, April 1S.-N. A.
Durham has left for a hurried trip
to Van Nuys, where he is negotlat-
ing for some property. The Durham
family are planning on leaving
Holtville before the summer season
commences.
The Eastern Star members met at
the Masonic Hall Wednesday night
and enjoyed a bountiful pot-luck
supper. Miss Grace Wheeler, one
of the teachers of the grammar
school was initiated.
The Rev. }. L. Maley of the Bap-
tist church, has resigned, and ex-
poets 10 leave soon, on account OF
Mrs. Maley's health.
Miss Zona Smith, former student
of the local high school is here from
her home in National City for Il few
DAYS visiting her sister, Miss Rena
Smith. and some of her old school
friends.
The w. c. T. L. met at the home
of Mrs. Dave Nencil, Wednesday
and appointed their delegates for
the county convention at Ell Centre,
April l9 and 20, which are as fol
lows: Mrs. Charley Hunick, Mrs.
Alma Rogers, Mrs. Margaret Har-
lis. Mrs. Tom Rogers, Mrs. Charley
Crippen, Mrs. Grace Walker, Mrs.
Lizzie Morford, Mrs. Arthur Nun
ter, Mrs. Wiley Miller and Mrs.
Dorothea Fredenick.
Plan Baby Party
Arrangements were also started
for a baby party to be held shere
on May 9, ON the lawn of the Meth
odist church. All children under six
may enter and speak pieces or sing
songs. y geld medal will be award
ed for the best. The mothers are al
so invited and it. will be a party fer
both babies and mothers.
The election at the Alamo school
for trustee will be held Saturday
At the last election W. f. Gillette
and Mr.. Burnshouse tied, making
another election necessary.
The Rev. NcGaughey of the Com
munity church of $ Imperial will
preach at the Alamo Community
church, which is held at the school
house, Friday night.
The senior class OF the high
school have. chosen 1.-The Fortune
Hunter as their annual class play
and have commenced rehearsals a..
ready, under the direction of Miss
Olen. The date has not yet been
set but the cast is all chosen and
will soon be worked up.
Ted Lewis who drove the higl
school bus from the Verde district
has left for Ontario, where his par
ents recently moved.
Imperial Valley press., 1923-04-13
/. CALIPATRIA
BY Press staff Correspondent

CALIPATRIA, April 13.-Mr.
and Mrs. \. J. Jourdan, of Oxnard
are spending a few days here look
ing after their ranch property in
the North End. They drove down
in a sport model Maxwell, and Will
be accompanied home by Mrs. (. R.
Squires, who came III Yesterday on
business, and who also lives at Ok
nard.
Walter Pallidene and John Simp-
son drove to FL Centro Tuesday in
the formers big ear.
j. l.. wilkins has returned 10 Los
Angeles after a few days in the city
checking up his loss in the fire
which destroyed The Wilken S hotel.
1t has been reported that Mr.. Viii
kens intends to rebuild Immediately.
George Morris and Mr.. Hubert
were in Calipatria Yesterday On bus
mess.
Here for Health
Mr. and Mrs. NJ. l.. Fritz have
taken one Of the cottages next to
Mr.. and Mrs. Underwood. They are
enjoying a visit this week from
their niece, Mrs. NJ. Brown, vino
with her little daughter. is recuper-
ating from recent illness and finds
the valley very beneficial.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Pruitt and
Mrs. Sydney Burritt were FL Centre
visitors yesterday.
Mrs. f. f. Coddington is on the
sick list this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. A. Hoye were in
Calipatria the last of the week
from their ranch west of INLAND.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Palladine left
Wednesday for Long Beach after
seyeral months spent Oh the ranch
near Niland
Mrs. NJ. O'COnncr is visiting at
the Seofield home, being in the val
ley 10 see her son, Robert Conner,
who is driving the Standard Oil
truck.
Imperial Valley press., 1923-04-13
SUNDAY SCHOOLS
PLAN ALL DAY
PARK ME e I'll NC
BY Press staff Correspondent

IMPERIAL, April 1S,-The Sun
day schools in the outlying districts
that are connected with the Gem
munity church are being greatly
in anticipation of the
all-day meeting which has been an
annual affair, held in the city park
of Imperial. This is being arranged
for an early day in May, when the
school having made the largest per
centage in membership, will be de
clared the banner school for the
coming year.
The schools meet Sunday as fol-
lows: Meloland at 10 with Mr.. Bur
hans rs uperintendent; at Mesquite
Lake at 10 with Mrs. Richard
Ramey as superintendent, Rev. Ne
Gaughey preaching at IL; the Ala
mo meets at 1890, A. H. Smithson
in charge. The Christian Endeavors
at Alamo and at Meloland hold
their evening session at $50.
Mr.. Ragan Speaks
In the central church at Imperial,
Sunday school, with L. j. Thomas
as superintendent, meets at 9:45.
DIR. MeGaughey leads the adult
Bible class. At IL a. m. George
Ragan Of FL Centre will occupy the
pulpit. Mr.. Ragan has been very
active III the establishment of com
munity churches throughout the
valley He is soon to leave for the
coast and all viii be glad to hear
his message.
The evening services of Christian
Endeavor and preaching have been
combined and the young people S
church has been the result.
Imperial Valley press., 1923-04-13
BARD
BY Press staff Correspondent

bS Il TUES 9tt-H' OVI oSPV""O"t
BARD, April l3-The Bard Wom
ans Club held their annual guest
day meeting on Wednesday, April
II at the home Of Mrs. William G..
Horan. Light refreshments were
served and short program given.
As at this meeting, each member is
permitted to bring a guest, there
were many present to enjoy this
most delightful afternoon.
The p. Z. \. in the Bard district
will hold their regular meeting on
Friday, at which time the Officers
for the coming year will be elected.
Imperial Valley press., 1923-04-13
GIRL is
BADLY HURT IN
AUTO SMASHUP

INLAND, April 13-Mr. and Mrs.
Frank Scofield left Monday even
ing for San Diego upon receipt of
a telephone message that their
daughter Inez, had been injured in
an automobile accident Sunday
evening. The message stated that
the young lady had suffered u
broken nose and cuts and bruises,
besides losing considerable blood
from cut artery.
Imperial Valley press., 1923-04-13
TAMALE CHICKEN PIE

1 chicken g pounds dressed)
cupfUls stock from chicken
1 teaspoonful paprika
1 teaspoonful chill powder
{ teaspoonfuls salt
1 cup ripe olives, cut ane
I cup Borden's Evaporated Milk
IA cups corn-meal
Imperial Valley press., 1923-04-13
NAB L. A. MAN ON
EASTBOUND TRAIN
BY Press staff Correspondent

INLAND, April 13.-M. L. Fritz,
constable of INLAND, received a tele-
gram from Los Angeles officials to
intercept one W. L. Krcbs, on train
No. 2, east bound, who was wanted
on a felony charge III the Angel
city. The description was most com
plete, and Mr.. Fritz soon located his
man who was held until an officer
from Los Angeles arrived to take
him back. Krebs is tire salesman.
Imperial Valley press., 1923-04-13
INLAND MAN MOVES
STORE TO JACUMBA
Nv Press staff Correspondent

INLAND, April l3.-W. }. Han
burg has leased the administration
bnilding. at JacUmba, and experts
to move his inland drug Store
stocks, to that location in the very
near future, probably about April
20. Mr.. Hamburg, Doc" as he is
more familiarly known, has been
identified with INLAND history fo'
the last four or five years.
Imperial Valley press., 1923-04-13

Cook chicken, we'll
covered with hot
water, until very
tender, adding more
water as it boils
away. Remove the
skin and Zones and
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-10-03
. oTRo coNFLIcTo tsURGIDo EN- Ell
AsUNTo sABALIER.

i t ~ .f
Desde hace dias Sc rumoraba que en-
el caso seguido por el anciano Saba
'ier contra Iglesias. respecto de la or
don dccretando la adm 'nistraciJn judi
cial del Ranco de San Juan y los bic
mes del demandante Que ror Ell lnutuo
acuerdo de les parties Sc habia levan-
tado eicha administration, Sc rumora.
ba, repotimos, que esta acc'on Sc ha-
bia nevado a cabo sin ell consentimien
to de Ia apoderada de sabalier
Con cl prcp6sito de confirmar o des-
mentir estos rumorCs y ante la imposi-
bill dad de ponernos en- comunic acion
con Ia tai apoderada, solicitamos in
formes sobre Ell asunto del fiscal Mas
sari, qrien nos inform6 que su ofici
ma habia Eegado una sehora alegandc
ser apoderada de los bienes del an
ciano sabalier y que Ella no habia 81.
do informada del levantamiento de la
administration judicial sobrc ,os bicne:
de su apoderado. 6
\ Ell fiscal Massari despaes de Dir a
Ia refer da sonora lie indico "a conve-
nien-ia de ore debia radicar una mo-
cion, ante los tribunales eNropienaolo
todo
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-10-03
VICENTE RINLALDI

En- ell Auxiio Mutuo, donde estaba
recluido desde hacia varios dias en-
ferlno de bastante grave1ad, fallecio
e lunes por la noche nuestro estima-
do amigo Y oono2 do industrial senior
vicerte Rinsldi, propietsrdo dol res
taurant .'El vesubio" de esta Capital.
Rinaldi, ell popular y bondadoso ami
so de todos los intelectua es v arts
tas de San. Juan, por su hombrfa de
bien, su laboriosidad, y su buen ca
ractcr logr6 crear en- sus muchos amos
ce carload convivenc a entire los por-
torriquefios, On i-imitado circ,lfo de bue
ros am gos que hoy sienten profunda-
mente la desapareci6n dol buen com
panevo.
Ell MUNDo Sc asocia al door de
la familia Rinaldi, y envia todos sus
deudoz el testimonio de su sincera con-
doiencia
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-10-03
fl domingo Sc jugarOn en- las banCas
del hip6drOnlO del Quintana, Ia Sunla
de 1900 d0Iares de aCuerdO con eI
Cd|CuIo de Ia COmiSi0n Hipica
Nuy prOatO Sc hard Ia Gquidaci6n de los benefi-
clos ObtenidOs en- eI Hip6drOmO de Ia yeinte

Con asistencia de los seiores Richar-
SIN Todd y Rivera zayas SO reun .
aver la comisi6n hipica. tratandcse los
asuntos siguicntcs:
Que Sc convoque al Juez de inscrip
clones de la .'P. r. Racing Corpora
ton para que conc,Irra Ell martes
pr6xiIno informar con respecto la
adici6n propuesta pr el senior Enrique
Bird al articulo So de, regiamento,
se entera de una carta de la ''san
Juan Racing and Sporting Club, no
tificando el asnnto de aquella corpora
ci6n de suapender definit vamente la
ce.ebracion de carreras en- ell hipodro-
mo de parada 20, y ofreciendo haeer
10 antes possible Ia '1iquidacioa de los
bencficies que Sc hayan obten do.
Sc acord6 levantar la multa de S25
impucsta al jockey Eustaquio Colon.
Sc dispone .. inscription de los ca
ballos de media sangre LA Mulita'
de ssLas Casas Stable Y "Belatu-
cuadrc'', de Rafael Cesteros.
So da cuenta del irforme que r'n-
dc Ell t.Quintana Racing Park de las
carreras efectuadas Ell domingo d'timo.
-Qusd6 .peneiente para ser entrega-
da a la nueva Comisi6n Hipica una
solicitud del senior Manuel S'lvestre pa
ra que Sc le r'embre para cualQuier car
go en- q hig6dromo.
Sc dispone el pago de- fiete de IN
auto utilizado por la comision para ir
a las carreras del domingo llt'mo.
Sc aceptaron ciertas reglas sugi-
riendo al inspector Official de la banca
y de. pcol del "Quintana Racing" Y
para hacer mas efectivas las mismas Y
poder estsr atentos las bancas y Ell
pool Sc acord6 nombrar un ayudante
para Ell in7rector, recayendo dicho norn-
bramiento en- favcr de don Salvador
de la Rosa
-Jse rec omienda a la ''P. R. Racing
Corporation Sc provea de ma bas-
cula de mayor tamafio que Ia que ac-
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-10-03

Con motive de la information que
publicamos en- este mismo nlmero re-
lacionada con la captura de una inn
portante fabrica de billetes fa.sos y
en- donde 50 dice, de acuerdo con 10 que
Sc nos ha informado, con los rnmo-
res circulantes prop6sito del asunto,
que i'm ndmero de colombianos eran los
'stecnicos'' que dirigian la fabrication
de bolfvares y bil.etes de loteria, visi-
tamos al Consul de los Estados Unidos
de Colombia en- esta Capital, sr, Po-
sada, quien preguntainos 81 tenia no
ticias de que algdn ciudadano COON
biano estuviera envuelto en- Ell sensa-
cional case.
segln fnimos informados, Sc asegu-
rsba que los colombianos que tomaron
parte en- la fabrication de los billetes
falsos cogidos ultimamente en- San
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-10-03
UN INJUNCTION CONTRA LA
PLAZA PROVISION cMPANY

Con motive de estar la Plaza Pro-
vision Co. de esta ciudad expendiendo
cafe tostado molido bajo ell NOM
bre de cafe ''Yaucono'' v anunciando
p1bIicamente EN- hojas sueltas que ven-
dia cafe de la conocida marca "Yauco
no. Ia firma Jimenez Y Fernandez.
prop etaria de la marca de cafe ''Yau
eono'' establecio ante la corte de Dis
trito de San Juan un INDUCTION contra
la P.aza Provision Co. para Que Sc die
tara una orden prohibiendoIe Ell uso
Illegal de la marca de fabrics.
visto ell case en la Corte Ell dia %
de setiembre tiltimo los demandados So
allanaron a la peticj6n dc los sres. il
menez y Fernandez Y la Corte dict6 sen
tencia prohibiendole Ia Plaza Provi-
sion Co. hacer uso de la marca de fa-
br'ca Yauoono en- la compra y venta
de su cafe.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-10-03
Las trOpas del Ono.
han lOgTddO contra
rreStdr pOr complete
'el RlOvinientO revOIu-.
en- AIemania
F0erOn drrCStddOS 400 rebeIdeS
y dOCe IiderUS del mOvirientO
revOluCiOnariO

Berlin, octubre 8 Omitted Press)-
Sc tiene entendido que con la captu-
ra de los revolucionarios en- Kuestrin
ha terminado el movimiento de los re-
accionarios.
Alredor de cuatrocientos rebe1des y
doce lfderes fueron arrestados despues
de haber combatido toda la noche con
las trcpas de refuerzo enviadas por el
gobierno.
FL Reich wehr no tuvo perdidas,
mientras que los insurrectos tuvieron
un muerto y seis ocho heridos.
otras treinta personals han sido arres
tadas por estar complicadas con tan
delicado asunto. Todos los prisione-
ros han sido trasladados a un sitio
seguro, mientras que las tropas han re-
tornado a sus respectivos. puestos.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-10-03
Los aviadOfes espanOIeS han ObSer-
yddO grandeS COnCentradOneS demo
rOS en- las prOximidades de Tizzi-Alla
De IN mOmentO OhO las tOpas espahOlas
lnarCharan SObre AhuCenaS .'


Madrid, octubre 2 Omitted Press,
via ALI Am6rica) -Despachos recibi-
dos de Erelilla informan que los avia-
dores espanoles hon Observable gran
des concentraciones de moros en- las
proximidades de Tizzi-Azza, por 10 que
Sc supone que estos Sc deciden reali-
gar grandes esfuerzos para oponerse al
avance de las tropas espanolas, que
de un momento otro marcharan sobre
81 campo rebe,de para apoderarse de
A'hucemas.
Una patrulla exploradora logro des-
cubrir en- un solar de las inmediacio-
mes de Tizzi-Azza una galeria de tre-
ce metros, que los moros construian pa
ra acercarse asa,tar dicha posicion.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-10-03
DICE CUE NO FUE UNA BoMBA

Anoche visito nuestra Redacci6n Don
Pedro Rodriguez, duefo del Dep6sito
de leche en- donde ocurri6 La tremenda
explosion de la otra noche, v nos ma
nifest6 que la information dada por Ia
prensa habia sido en- extreme exage-
rada, debido a que no habfa sido un
cartucho de dinamita ell que cause la
explosion ST Supplements uno de los
tubos de la installation sanitaria que
por estar lleno de gases habia esta-
llado.
Con gusto hacemos la aclaraci6n que
nos encarga el Sr. Rodriguez; pero de-
bemos hacer constar que 81 alguna exa-
geraci6n ha habido en- la information
dada por nosotros de clio solo tiene la
culpa la policia de santurce que fuS
la que suninistro los informes.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-10-03

tua mente Sc usa para pesar los jockeys.
Gebiendo ser contrastadas con Ell nego-
ciado de pesas Y medidas
Sc acuerGa suspender la inscrip-
cion del caballo alma Llanera'' has
ia tanto cumpla su duefo con las dis
pos clones del articu'o e8 (a) del re-
glamento.
Sc accrd6 fuera preSta en- vigor Ia
prohibition Ge permit q. memories de 16
tomen participation en- los juegos de
bancas pool Gel hip5dromo.
So levant6 ! a psna inpuesta al joc-
key P. Andino, por no en,antrarse
ajustada al reg amento.
-Resultados de- i1ool: 81, 62s COM
I.iaaciones importaudo un total de
s129O5.75. Resultarons asraciados cua-
tro cuadros c,n S2,419 83 cada uuo.
Sc jugaron en- las bancas $17, ,389.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-10-03
Sc NEcEsITAN SOLDADos PARA
Ell REGIMIENTo AZ DE INT. EN-
PANAMA

Ell Official Comandante de- Puesto
de San Juan ha sido autorizado para
alistar ciudadanos blancos de Puerto
Rico de buena conducta Y salud, con
Ell fin de llenar presentes y futuras
plazas vacantes en- e. Regimiento AZ
dc Infanteria en- Panama.
Para alistarse Sc exigen los siguien-
tes requisitos:-
a) Estatura- 81 pu1gadas, como
minimo.
b PESO sin ropa-12O libras.
q Edad- de 1s 35 afos. Los memo
res deberan presenter ell consentimiento
por escr to de sus padres madres, 0
tutores. Tcdos deberan traer su parti-
da de nacimiento, affidavits de dos
personas que conozcan su edad.
d. instruction. -Sabra leer y escri-
bir el castellano.
q Estado-so.tero.
~ Referencias- cartas que acre.
diten la buena conducta del so'icitan-
te en- "a mun'cipalidad de su residencia.
Esta es una buena dportunidad para
aquellcs que hayan servido en- ell eier-
cito Y tenga Ell documento de licencia-
laiento Honorable.
Los j5venes interesados deben pre-
sentarse personalmente al Ayudante, en-
el Quartet de Ballaja, San Juan, P. r.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-10-03
Sc Supone que los biHetes faIsiff
CadOS en- San Juan han ddO Neva.
dos a Colombia para su circulation
Con estenaliso Il Consul teese Ipss la notificadoa
81 gObiemO para que tome las medldss pertiReHtes

Juan, habianse embarcado p-ecipita-
dsmente para Colombia.
FL Sr. Posada. quien vimos en- su
oficina del Consulado colombiano. nos
dijo que podiamos asegurar bajo su
palabra de honor que en- este asunto
no habia ningtin colombiano envuelto.
En- la Investigation practicada hasta
ahora por la policia-nos dijo ell Sr.
Posada, Y en- 10 que yo he podido ave-
riguar particularmente, no hay nj la
mas leve sospecha contra ningin CO.
lombiano. Segdn creo, hay ciudada-
nos de otras naciones; hasta un ale
man, segin Sc dice; pero colombianos,
no.
Nos dijo ademas el Sr. Posada que
Ell va habia notifcado a su Gobierno,
Ell case. para que aquel tomara las me-
didas pertinentes; y que entire los nu-
merosos objetos encontrados junto con
los aparatos de La falsifcaci6n no fue-
ron haliados billetes colombianos, aun-
que 81 bien Sc encontraron algunos fac
SMILES de grandes preparedness. Supo-
ne ell sr. Posada q. los falsifcadores o
bien no pudieron fabricar bolivares
colombianos por faltarles algo de i'm
prescindible necesidad bien Ell dinero
falsifcado ha sido remitido Ievado
Colombia para su circulation.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-10-03
NovEDADEs ocURRIDAs DURAN
TIE LAS ULTIHfAs 4s HoRAs EN-

Fieron arrestados Emilio Coon y
Emil ano Gonzalez, porquc aver, en- e
Barrio oapitanejo de Ponce, soztuvie
ron una rita resultando ambos lesio
nados.
I'm ell nismo barrio fue arrestadc
E:duviges Torres. porque portaba so
lire su persona I'm pvfial de seis ru'ga
des de largo. S.
-Por guar nm autom6vt ror la Gil
dad anochc, sin estar aitorizado POI
la ley fu6 arrestado Juan velazquez
-Fue arrestado ei sujeto Juan Baez
,ror que las 12 de la noche fue sorprer
dido escondido en- cl corral de la ca
sa de dona Elena Palermo, sta en- u
Gale sCo,nercio. en- cuyo sit'o han ocu
rrido vnrios rObos. Fue sentenc'ado in
msdiatamtstc TRES MEsEs dc car
Gel.
"A las 10 q. m, de aver en- Ia Gale
Castillo, el antom6vil P-115, que ma
nejaba Manuel Carvajal, arrol'6 al nj
no Arlnando Rodriguez que montaba
rna bicicleta, derribandoic y produ
ci6ndole contusiones ieves, Sc invest ga
-Por manejar un automovil sin lie
var consigo su p aca y licencia, fue de
nilnciado Juan E. Quevedo.
Edgenio Barros, Delfin Gonzalez
Deifin Bonilla a las de la madruga.
da del sabado sostuvieron una rsfa en-
el sitio llamado Nuevo Atenas, de
Ponce, resultando los tres con ccntii-
stones.
Por tenor una guagua al servicio
piblico entire Guyana y Ponce sin te-
ner franuuicia, Sc ha proeedido contra
Marcos Ramos.
Pcr manejar un autom6vil s;n es
tar autorizado, fue denunciado vicen-
to Castillo.
Por dejar abandonado un coche en-
La Via pnbiica, fuS denlinciado Pedro
Gonzalez.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-10-03
BURGUETE AscIENDE A TENIEN
TIE GENERAL

Madrid, octubre 2 Omitted Press,
via All America) -Habiendo vacado
uno de los cargos de teniente general,
Sc ha des'gnado al general de division
don Ricardo Burguete para ocuparlo.
Ell general Berenguer, auien lie CO.
rrespondfa dicho cargo, no ha podido
ascender al mismo por haLarse sujeto a
proceso ante Ell Consejo. Supreme de
Guerra.
sci Imparcial'' refriendose las
proximas elecciones, informa que tie
ne indicios de que las mismas Sc veri-
ficaran en- febrero mario, despues de
que Sc implante ell nuevo regimen local
en- todas las regiones de Espaha.