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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-09-24
HUBTERA GANADO EN-
Ell PRIMER ROUND

yo creo que Dempsey hubiera ven
cido en- Ell primer 'round" no ser
por e. tremendo golpe de derecha que
lie ascst6 Firpo. Ese golpe, mas que to-
do 10 que shcedi6 despues, ha podido
decidir la lucha favor de Firpo
Dempsey fall6 un golpe de izquier-
da, Firpo con gran habilidad asesto
uno de derecha que derrib a. Campeon
gobre sus rodillas> Pasaron muchos So
gundos antes de que Jack Sc recobrara
del tremendo golpe el que lie tuvo atom
tado por todo ell resto del primer round,
y lie ob'ig6 tomar mas precauciones
que las que hubiera tornado ordinaria-
mente.
Cuando la derecha de Firpo 1anz6 al
Campe6n por entire las sogas 70 crei
que el campeonato mundial habia pa
sado a Sur America, pues me figure
que no solamente ese COPE habia heri-
dc Jack, sino que la tremenda con-
moci6n le habia puesto fuera de COM
bate. Pero Dempsey volvi6 al ring de
Ia manera mas curiosa: alguien le en-
puj6 por detras, 6l tuvo buen cuida-
co de defenderse de las tremendas AGO.
metias de Firpo.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-09-24
(Por JACK DEMPSEY

Nunca me he sentido yo mas con-
tento que cuando dele ell ring del
Polo Grounds, siendo todavfa cam
pe6n mundial. Creanme: ha sido la
mas grande algeria de mi vida tre-
molar mis- guantes en- senal de vic
toria en- medic de aquel ring,
Reconozco que ha sido la mas ar
dua lucha de mi vida, pues me las
daba con un poderoso rival que po-
see ell mas grande valor con que ha
sido dotado ser humane en- ell mum
do.
Yo no puedo decir mucho en- favor
de Firpo. Ell vino a ganarme ell
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-09-24
AYUDo A FIRPo
A LEvANTARSE

Cay6 otra vez Firpo por nueve Sc
gundos. volvi6 levantarse -eviden-
temente rea,iz6 una hazaiia sobrehuma-
ma y atac6 ferozmente a su rival. To-
do 10 que lie quedaba al argentine 10
derrocho en- este iiltimo esfuerzo, per-
dido, pero glorioso y heroico
Pues Dempsey le alcanz6 nuevanen-
te, y mas que por un goIpe certero por
una serie de puaetazos, cay6 Firpo; y
Sc levant6 ayudado por su vencedor,
Jack Dempsey.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-09-24
La AsambIea Municipal de
Ponce Ce!ebrard una inn
pOrtante session extra
Ordinaria
PfOntO Sc COIebrara una magma
aSambIea de Ia Fedora
Ci6n Libre
(De nuestro Redactor en- Ponce)

El Concejo de Administration de
Pence en- session celebrada en- la tarde
del 20 de los corrientes acord6 entire
ctros particulares solicitar de la Asam
blea Municipal una session extraordina-
ria para considerar, primero varias or
denanzas de presupuesto supletorio; se-
gundo una ordenanza para realizar un
emprestito con cargo a fondos de ms
trucci6n Y varios mensajes del Com;sio-
nado de Servicio Publico relacionado
con las obras para la ampliaci6n del
acueducto, creaci6n de un dispensa-
rio para los barrios Sabanetas, San An
ton y barrios limftrofes. Esta session
Gebera celebrarse ell proximo martes
rs.
Con este dispensario seran seis los
que estaran prestando servicios de Be-
neflcencia Municipal en- La zona rural.
Para esta noche estan convocados 20
Ire los fines de celebrar una magma
ssamblea en- la que Sc acordara un plan
para celebrar una gran conferencia en-
1no de los teatros de la ciudad para
considerar Ell pavoroso problema de los
hombres y mujeres sin trabajo y ofre-
Ger los medios que en- concepto de la
Federation Iibre podr$ resolverlo.
Sc argulle que los empr6stitos tanto
Tnsular como Municipales son medidas
de caracter temporal y que ell estable-
cimiento desarrollo de industrias es
10 dnico que podra ofrecer ocupacion
permanente los muchos brazos que
actualmente estan sin ocupaci6n.
Ofrece un espectaculo doloroso con-
:emplar 2os cientos de hombres que Sc
ven por Gales y plazas deseosos de OBJ
toner ocupaci6n sin encontrar guien So
las pueda ofrecer.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-09-24
DoscIENTAs AGENcIAs

Dice ell artfculo de los Mineros Uni
dos que en- la actualidad existen en- la
nacion como 200 agencias roias. diri-
gidas por Moscow, diseminando propa-
ganda bolsevica y excitando los pro
letarios a que desconozcan sus ac-
tuales Iideres Y preferan otros hom
bres que reclamen todos los dfas algo
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-09-24
Ell HOMEMADE AL PREsIDENTE
DE LA CAMARA EN- PONCE
PoR TEIEGRAFO)

Ponce, Sept. %, 1928.
Ell MUNDo, San Juan.
Homemade Guerra ayuntamiento con
curren altos funcionarios locales, asam
bleistas, schuck, valdivieso, Manescau,
alcalde, Lopez Nussa, Concejo admi-
nistraci6n: Banquete fnca Pastillo de
Romaguera Departamento instruc-
ci6n concedi6le PARA Diez y siete
maestros mas.
RAMIREZ.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-09-24
1os PLANES


Los planes de La International de
Moscow en- este pals son los siguientes:
-Derrocamiento del gobierno fede-
raj, de los Estados soberanos america
nos de los provinciales del Canada,
eliminando las formas y los principles
constitucionales de la democracia anne
ricana.
-Establecimiento de una dictadura
soviet absolute en- el ejercicio del po-
der concediendo autoridad y dominic
supreme a la International de Moscow
-Conquista previa de los gremios
obreros de los Estados Unidos por me-
dio de 10 que naman perforacion in
terror, fin de utiizar esas organiza-
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-09-24
sE1s MIL JEFEs


Fina1mente en- Ell articulo primero de
la serie dicen los Mineros Unidos que
hay en- los Estados Unidos seis mil
agentes de Moscow desarroIando la
campafia revolucionaria.
Esos bolshevicos han logrado con
tagiar a un million de hombres en- las
organisaciones obreras, particularmen
te en- aquellas que tienen muchos ex-
tranjeros en- su seno.
Ese nfimero de simpatizadores de la
Russia roja estan desplegsndo mucha
actividad en- los gremios americanos y
por clio los mineros Green necesario dar
la voz de alerta a la naci6n.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-09-24

Vacante en- Cayey la plaza
de Ayudante Inspector de Escue-
las. Los aspirantes deben en-
War sus solicitudes al conaisio-
nado local O al que suscribe con
las referencias del case.
r. RODRIGUEZ LOPEZ.
Inspector de EscueIas.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-09-24
FOSTER DENUNcIADo

En- el escrito de los Mineros Sc citan
como agentes maximos de Russia Will
liam z. Foster, radical confeso, a Ale
xander Howatt y j. B. MacLacglan.
Sc dice que esos son los hombres que
impulsan la obra de conquista de los
gremios americanos para las ideas re-
volucionarias.
Sc asegura en- terminus categ6ricos
que los agentes de Moscow instigaron
la gran huelga del acero de 1919, que
fu6 desastrosa; y tambi6n instigaron
la huelga de los guarda-agujas de F.
c. en- 1920; asi como tanbi6n los asesi
natos de Herrin las matanzas de Chi
cago eptre negros y blancos. En- esta
ciudad hubo el reinado del terror con
motive de las batallas entire obreros.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-09-24
LAS BANDERAS CATALANAS
SUPRIMIDAS
Omitted Press)

BARCELONA, setiembre 23.-El
Gobernador militar ha ordenado sean
suprimidas las banderas catalanas
que adornaban las Gales con mott
vo de una fiesta.
Solamente qued6 la bandera nacio-
nal.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-09-24
sE AsEGURA QUE Ell LEVANTA-
MTENTo DE LOS ,sTAMBoULIsKIs-
TAS HA FRACASADo

Atenas, setiembre %. Omitted Press.)
-Despachos semi-ofc.ales llegados de
Sofia confrman el lsvantamiento de
campesinos, pero insisten en- que este
ocurri6 Ell jueves de Ia Ultima semana.
Ell Gobierno envio Embellishments
gran ndmero de tropas para contrarres
tar el movim'ento. FL ferrocarril de
Novazagora fue tornado ror los insu-
rrectos, pero fueron arrojados por los
disparos de artil.eria de las tropas del
gob.erno.
Los insurrectos Sc retiraron hacia
las colinas, deiando numerosos prisio-
neros.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-09-24
CONVOY A TIZZT AZA
TIROTEADO
Omitted Press)

MELILLA, seiembre 23.-Un con-
voy que iba con rumbo a Tizzi Aza
fu6 tiroteado por los moros.
La artilleria espanola logr6 poner
en- fuga al enemigo, ell cual atac6
un aeroplano, sin resultado practice.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-09-24
FRANCIA NO HA RECIBID0
PROPOSICI0NES DE
ALEMANIA -. !

PARIS, setiembre 21. CUnite4 Press,
Ell ouai d'orsai anuncia no habs- re-
cibido directa o 1ndirectaments propo'
siciones del gobierno dc Berlin para
roner I'm a La resistencia pasiva.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-09-24
LA LEY MARCIAL EN- SOFIA

PARIS, setiembre 90. UNITED
Press).-La ley, marcial ha sido pro-
clamada en- Sofia para evitar flu
turos disturbios.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-09-24
LOS GOLPES LIE
AGUIJONEABAN

Cuando pasaron los primeros Sc
gundos de la lucha, Firpo me di6
comprender que yo estaba luchando
con un hombre que intentaba no.
quearme con fuerza poderosa. Este
me aguipone6 hasta 10 indecible, y
pegue con todas mis- fuerzas.
Cuando 10 derribe en- ell primer
momento y rodo sobre ell ring, crei
que la victoria era mia. Ustedes
pueden imaginarse la sorpresa mia
cuando vi que Sc leyanto y me Lam
20 por entire las sogas del ring. Eh
aquel momento vi mi titulo escapan-
dose de mis- manos, y decidi terni
mar la lucha enseguida. r.
Estudie embellishments Firpo al
terminar ell primer round, y lie VI
cansado Y vacilante. Aunque yo no
estaba tan fresco como cuando em-
pece, pues sus golpes Sc hacian sem
tir en- mi, vi con satisfaction que yo
estaba mas fuerte que el.
PROBO Ell X. O.
Tan pronto empezo ell segundb
round lame mi izquierda hacia e1
cuerpo de mi rival con la Ultima on
"a de fuerza de que yo podia dispo-
ner. Cuando el guante alcanz6 su
cuerpo, vi a Firpo abrir la bocal
buscando aire, Y comprendi ense-
guida que la victoria me pertenecia.
En- tanto el daba tumbos alrededor
mio, lance mi derecha sobre su qui-
jada.
Fu6 un golpe bien medido, Y tuvo
ell efecto deseado. Ell gigante argen-
tino tambale6se, cayo, rodo sobre sus
espaldas y ell campeonato mundiaI
permaneci6 en- mi viejo y querido
Estados Unidos.
FIRPO SABE BOXEAR
Todo ell mundo me decfa que Firpo
no saba boxear. ESQ no es cierto.
Firpo me convencio de que era mu-
cho meior de 10 que Sc lie creia. No
es un boxeador elegante,. 10 admito,
pero tiene un gran valor. de ESQ
puede estar el orgulloso aunque le
derroten. Los compatriotas de Fir
po, naturalmente, estaran abatidos
porque el no ha ganado. Pero deben
sentirse todo 10 contrario, pues es-
tuvieron Representatives por un hon1-
bre que demostr6 tener valor, tec'
nica>y todo 10 que Sc lie puede pedir
a un buen boxeador.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-09-24
SHa sido elencuentro mas
drduo de mi larga care-
ra de pugilista , dice
Jack Dempsey
Jack VIC su uO de campe6n escapandOsee de ss manos
Agega Dempsey Eel primer gOlpe O. recbi me cOnvenc6
de que me las daba con un pOderOsO rival

campeonato mundial, hizo 10 me-
jor que pudo. Yo derribe Firpo
creo que seis siete veces en- ell pri-
mer round,-realmente no puedo de-
cir cuantas veces lie derribe pues yo
sentfa los terribles golpes de Fir
po aun en- los momentos en- que 10
derribaba.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-09-24

EN- ell curse dc la semana actual ter
minara la resistencia pasiva.
Para hoy manana han sido fjadas
"a celebration de importantes confe-
reneias para tratar sobre ell asunto.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-09-24

nuevo de los patronos para promover
huelgas y luchsa.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-09-24

ESTA SRNTANA TERMINARA LA
REsIsTENCIA PASIvA
Berlin, setiembre %. Omitted Press }
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-09-24

ordinaria estructura fisica.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-09-24
Manuel PAOLI.

Alcaide Carcel Distrito
de San Juan.
n Juan, P. r., Sept. %, 1928,
Imperial Valley press., 1923-05-07
VIDORS SEEKING
HAPPINESS APART
By United Press Leuscd Wire

LOS ANGELES, May r. Flor
cncc Vidor, one or the most beau
tiful actresses in the movies, and
her husband, King Nidor, noted di'
rector, are trying the experiment
of seeking happiness by living
apart.
owe are trying to do big thing
by seeking permanent happiness
for each of us without the sacrifice
of Individuality" Mrs. Vidor said
today.
Mrs. Vidor denied there was any
divorce or legal separation eontem-
plated.
Imperial Valley press., 1923-05-07
News From Over The Valley
McCABE
By Press STAFF Correspondent

By Press Staff Correspondent
Mr.. and Mrs. L. p. Lackey have
moved to near Imperial where they
have rented dairy ranch.
John Johnston and family spent
Sunday at Jacumba.
Friends of the John Goss family
will be sorry to learn that their
baby is very sick in the Ell Centre
hospital,
Among those from McCabe at
tending the Pythian Sisters Picnic
Sunday at Jacumba was noted the
families of r. c. Smith, w. d. Mof-
fatt, II. 7. McWilliamS, +. NJ.
Moore, L. W. Settle, Miss Rouse,
Miss Bourgc and Miss DENIS
Parker.
Mocres Entertain
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Moore en-
tertained a few of their friends Sat
urday evening at their home on the
Date canal. 1t was in the nature of
a house warming, they having just
completed a fine modern home.
NJ. L. Keves, who has spent the
winter with his daughter, Mrs.
Lackey, left last week for his home
in Texas.
The Sixth, Seventh and Eighth
grades of MeCabe union held their
oratorical contest last week. Pau
line Pool taking first place and
Mary Bell Wilson second. On next
Friday Pauline goes to IIoltviilc,
where she competcs for the valley.
NJ. and Mrs. Yancy Adams are
spending a few days at Jacumba.
Mrs. Olga Nofsiger kirkstEer is
visiting in the Valley for a few
DAYS. Mrs. kirkstiner taught the
Date school two years.
Mr.. and Mrs. Best of Brawley
we-c Sunday guests at the Austin
home.
Imperial Valley press., 1923-05-07
IMPERIAL LOSES
TO CALEXICO IN
z TO 6 SCORE

IMPERIAL, MAY I'm the high
school baseball game between I'M
perial and Calexico, Saturday, I'm
perial was again defeated by the
border town, the score being rs.
Twice during the game, Imperial
had the largest score, and at the
beginning of the ninth inning the
score was a tie, 6-6. But during
this unlucky inning Calexico made
score while Imperial did not. This
game is the second game Imperial
has lost this season, putting them
practically out of the race for
championship. Calexico has lost
two. There is only one more game
Of baseball this season planned for
Imperial and that is next Saturday
when FL Centre will be played.
Imperial Valley press., 1923-05-07
HOLTVILLE
BY Press Staff Correspondent

By Press Stnff Correspondent
HOLTVILLE, May Mrs. Fred
Kallenberger is visiting with her
mother, Mrs. \. H. Durham on
Cedar avenue for few days.
A number of the Holtville dane
ing set attended the Saturday night
dance at Seeley.
Miss Grace Maddox Of Calexico
visited Saturday at the home OF her
brother, Rex Maddox and family.
Miss Maddox returned Sunday ac-
companied by her brother and fam
lily.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bob Burgess, Miss
Ellen Hunter and Mr.. kirkland
drove over to San Diego TO spend
the week end with Mr.. and Mrs.
John Hunter formerly of Ho!tyilie.
John Basom, manager for the
Hammond Lumber Company, spent
Saturday and Sunday in Los An
gelee on business for his concern
Miss Edith Massengalc, Miss
Alice Carpenter, Bob Maxwell and
Paul Baron attending the opening
dance at Jacumba Saturday night.
4 number of HoltviIle people at
tended the Christian Science lecture
at Brawley Sunday afternoon.
Imperial Valley press., 1923-05-07
L. A. MAN CONTESTS
IN BRITISH GOLF
AMATEUR TOURNEY
By United Press Leased Wire

BY United Press Leased Wire
DEAL, England, May THE
British amateur golf championship
started here this morning with q
dozen Americans among the en-
trants.
British golf enthusiasts crossed
their fingers, hoping that W. Z.
Holdeiness, present amateur title
holder, Cyril Tolley, erstwhile
champion, or Roger "ethered,
would reach form preventing repi-
tition of the disastrous ST. Georges
challenge cup matches.
Francis Ouimet OF Brookline,
Massachusetts; Robert A. Gardncr,
captain of the American team; 7. j.
Wright of Los Angeles and DR.. D.
p. Willing of Portland, Oregon, are
most feared among the American
starters. Willing drew bye in the
first round and watched his com
rades.
Imperial Valley press., 1923-05-07
IMPERIAL
by Press staff Correspondent

by Press Staff Correspondent
IMPERIAL, MaF MIR. and
Mrs. Ralph Lyall, formerly of I'M
perial and now residing at Yueaipa,
spent the week end in the city visit
ing friends.
Gilbert Hallawell spent Saturday
with his brothers, Joe and Keno
Hallawell, leaving yesterday noon
for San Diego, prior to starting on
his "trip to England.
Miss Ethel Mason, a former stu
dent of the local high school, spent
Saturday and Sunday with Miss
Emily Marshall, visiting old school
friends. Miss Mason now lives at
San Diego.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. P. Williams spent
Sunday enjoying the mountains.
Back from Phoenix
Mrs. Phil Hoffman returned yes
terday noon from Phoenix, Arizona,
where she has been visiting her
parents for the past three weeks.
Better than 800 people ENJOYED
the Community Church May Rally
Day Yesterday held in the city park.
On account of business, Mrs. D.
B. Bowden did not get away the last
of the week as previously reported,
but expects 10 be able to get away
today.
Imperial Valley press., 1923-05-07
Many Donations
of Splendid Books
to Local Library

The library has been fortun-
ate in receiving several valuabie
gifts recently. Through the cour-
tesy Of our Congressman Phil ID.
Swing we have received beautifully
bound copies Of the Agriculture
Year Book from 1897 10 date, also
file of all the Farmer s Bulletins
IN print, up TO date.
A new pamphlet ease has been
purchased TO file these in, making
them easily accessible.
The information IN these buile
tins should be invaluable 60 the
farmers Of the valley.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Conant pre-
scented the following histories:
Austria" by Abbott; "China, -
10y Boulge; England, by Green,
Germany" by Menzel, Italy ,,
by Abbott; Japan, by Dixon,
Menco," by Prescott Peru,
by Prescott; "Russia,' by Ram
band and Spain" by Wilberforcc.
Mr.. Whiting, who is leaving the
valley soon. gave the library an
encyclopedia OF United States His
tory by Ellis, also biographies OF
MCKINLEY and Roosevelt and Has
tory OF our War With Spain by
White.
Mr.. Modem donated . number Of
unagaxipes and the following books
"sIeak House, BY Dickens, "The
Conquest" hy DYES E" Amateur
crAcksnar,' - by Hornung, "Wclf
willie. +" by Lewis The Iral Of
the sword, by Parker; Heart Of
Midlothian, by Scott, "3l Years
on the Plains. by Drannan; "Sten
otsps, by Ireland; "spanish con
varsational lessons. by lnterna
tional Correspondence school; stu.
dies 10 Character" by Nortoni
'spaniah at > Glsnce, by Thimm;
sst'ompiete Business Asith@etie, 4"
Nv Aau Tnyls GoveFa@e3t Class
lesA, = ~ so--g.
Imperial Valley press., 1923-05-07
Screen Vamp in
Third Marriage
by United Press Lessed Wire

LOS ANGELES, May T. Bar
bara LAMAR, screen vamp, returned
here today with her third and latest
husband, jack Dougherty, star Of
Western pictures, who she Sc
cretly married at Ventura, Califor-
MIA, late Saturday night. The mar
riage was Barbara s third. She
first married Phil Ainsworth, who
was sent TO the penitcntiary last
week on 4 bad check charge. After
she had been married to Ainsworth
few months she sued for divorce
in Chicago and upon obtaining her
decree married Ben Deely in New
Jersey in April, 1918.
a week ago today Miss LaMarr
received word that the New Jersey
courts had annullcd her second mar.
riage, on the grounds that her di-
vorce in Illinois WIS Illegal because
Barbara had not resided in that
state Il sufficient length Of time.
Press Want Ads do the work.
Try them.
Imperial Valley press., 1923-05-07
SEELEY
BY Press staff correspondent


SEELEY, May Miss Margaret
Rees, formerly principal of Seeley
union school, was "a visitor with
Mrs. T. A. Howrad on Saturday.
Miss Rees is now teaching in the
Magnolia district.
Mrs. McCrary of Ell Centre visited
the various members of the Seeley
school board with the view of pos
sible vacancy in Seeley union school.
Mrs. McCrary is teaching in the
Verde school this year.
Mr.. Harvel and Mr.. Clarence Ed
wards and wives, of Nevada arrived
here Saturday morning to spend a
few days with their sister Mrs. l..
w. Copeland.
Mrs. d. T. HARRISON of National
City is spending few days with
her husband at their ranch here.
Rev. Chapman Away
Rev. Il. L. Chapman left on Sat
urday for Glendale TO attend a
state convention. \ song service
was held at Seeley community
church on Sunday, as no minister
could be secured.
William Measures, who is taking
charge of the Ford agency during
Mr.. Womack 5 absence, sold a new
Fordson complete with plow disc
power fresno and adjustable i'm
plement 70 Fred Saxer. The ad-
Unstable implement top was recently
invented by j. D. kirkhaI1 of this
community and IS manufactured By
j. II. Oftelie.
George D. Grimes of Los Angeles,
a former teacher of Seeley union
school, was visitor in Seeley Oh
Saturday.
Imperial Valley press., 1923-05-07
Supt. Adams is
Sent to Jacumba


Many friends of Y. y. Adams,
superintendent of the county farm,
will regret to learn that he has
suffered a nervous breakdown,
necessitated his removal Satur-
day to Jacumba --oi Cpr;ngs. Close
application to work for the past
several months, is assigned as the
cause for Mr.. Adams misfortune. 1t
has been known for sorlc time that
he was not in good health, and he
continued to work long after he
should have been in bed and under
d physician S care. 1t is hoped
a complete rest will restore him to
health and that he may again as
sumo his duties.
Imperial Valley press., 1923-05-07
i. OF c. TO MARK
COMMENCEM E Mt
WEEK MAY 11-16

UNIVERSITY or CALIFORNIA
Berkeley, May f.-Thc program for
til" siXticth commencomcnt week Of
the University has just been an
nouuced, Activities begin Friday,
May II, with the senior men 5 ban
quet 1T Hotel Fairmont and senior
women 5 at Hotel Claremont. May
Il viii be the date Of the senior cx-
travaganza in the Greek Theatre;
May Il, annual pilgrimage; May Il,
evening; annual ball. May 10, Pres
ident and Mrs. Barrows hold open
house to graduates; May Is, com
meneement exercises and address.
The Turks are bunch of folks
with more oil, but morale.
Imperial Valley press., 1923-05-07
Paddock Still
at IL Strong

PARIS, May Charlie Pad.
dock, world S sprint champion,
equalied three records yesterday in
the University of Paris games. He
equalled his record of 10 2-J
seconds III the 100 meters dash,
his record of 20l. seconds for the
200 meters, and in an exhibition
race went 100 yards in 93-5
seconds.
Imperial Valley press., 1923-05-07
First East-West
Fight Tomorrow
By HENRY l.. FARRELL,
Inited Press Staff Correspondent

NEW YORK, May with the
first east-west conflicts of the sea-
son starting tomorrow, the pen
nant seekers Of the two leagues
will get out of the preliminaries
into the real stuff.
Starting away from home the
Yanks will have a tougher job than
the Giants to hold their own
against their powerful western op-
position. The Indians, Tiger,
White Eox and Browns, in a row
on their own fields will be . mos:
severe test for tho Yanks and in
Thea. present condition the Ameri
can league champions arc IN rata-
or q bad way TO meet such test.
Imperial Valley press., 1923-05-07
GREAT INCREASE
In NUMBER OF
AUTOS IN STATE

SACRAMENTO, May An in
crease in the number of automobiles
licensed in California is noted in
the figures given out by VIII II.
Marsh, director of motor vehicles
AT the end of the first quarter this
year there were 775,066 automobiles,
33,655 truchs and o,5tG mortorcy-
cles.
MIR. Marsh says the proportion is
running high enough that he is
sure more than ,UVO, 900 cars will
have been registered before the end
of the year. Last year S42,663
were registered, and the year before
673,S3o.