davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1923-01-10

oNE-PIECE GOWN OF VIOLET-C COL
ORED CLOTH BOUND WITH
MATCHING SILK. FASTENED
DOWN FRONT WITH BONE BUT
TONS. ALSO VIOLET. A SHORT
CAPE is STITCHED ACROSS THE
SHOULDERS TO FALL IN TWO
POINTS AT SIDES. THIS SPORT
: GOWN is INTENDED FOR PALM
BEACH
light thrown on il suddenly. it sug-
gested itself quickly to the designers
for buttons as il did TO the jewelers.
for enameled brooches.
Copyright. 1929
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-03-29
LLAMADA A MILES DE
OBREROS.

Los astilleros de la armada de
Brooklyn lan2aron aver un llamamien
to especial anunciando que necesita-
ban con urgencia 1000 obreros para
trabajar Ell las reparaciones del va
por America, de la junta de marina
'americanak III #
Todos los trabaios de reconstruction
del mencibAado ibllq,ie! representah Jun
total de ghstos de $1,OOO,O00.
: Ell America deberd estar en- condi-
clones eludfa % de mayo pr6ximo. Sc
gun las bases del contrato. lie suerte
quealas Obrasf se} romeAzaral rinmedia;
tamente. Sc anI1neia adeinas sue sc
estableuerlHs turnos especiales para el
trabajo nooturilo, necesitandose tam,
biGn muchOs s0bperos.s tGaiGs ms e4
del ndInero mencionado dc
obreres sinteligentes HseS precisant mas
defr3 900 traba jadores sin especialidad
para todasclase de trabajo ,xgaF9i ~
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-03-29

/ Tcvclada dc Fagar cierto canon lilo q
establccr su franquicia.
Tambi6n paso al Attorney General
para SUI distdmen la petici6n de Cos
ta y Santini Realty Co., solicitando
la aprobaei6nasde cierta hipoteca So
brc la propiedad subarrendada por es.
ia Il! Benftez Rexaeh incluyendo
edificios Y maquinarias con obieto de
hacer una emission de bonos por Ia
cantidaG de $550,000.
Sc dict6 una resolution relevando
a La Lfpea F6rrea del Oeste, Inc, de
la obligation dc csnsignar en- la Te-
sorerfa Ia fianza de $500 que estable-
ce la e,lnienda su franQuicia para
construir, explotar I'M muelle en- Ca
tafio en- vista dc que las obras han
sido terlninadas y libradas al pdbli-
co
Sc aprob6 con cardcter provisional
los Itineraries sometidos por la Lfnea
Ferrea del Oeste, Inc, y la Compa1fa
Popular de Transporte, Inc. hasta
tanto el eomite de Tafifas rinda su
informe con las recomendaciones per-
tinentes.
Sc autoriz6 a Francisco Bueno, Jo-
Sc Bueitg > sDionisio Flores, para con-
ducir pasajeres- desde, Rio Piedras al
nueva Ms3poqromo de Ia parada 81 los
dfas feriados y a Manuel Strong Luis
M G6TtF, Castro y Garcfl Francis
co Buesg, Antonio Ronero Providen-
.cia Candy y Jose Bueitze para, con
ducir blsajeros los dfas fefiados en-
Sane Juan ell NNevoeHip6droll
de Hatas, ,Rey, c1brando jas lrimefos
ditY SSg.SftiyosI dcsde 1.f6 sPic,lras.a al
NueF0sidipddromo y los qsegundsss1c
ceRtaS6S desde San juan 10 ce1ta-
vos desle Santurceal ,nueso Hipdlro
mo.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-03-29
DE Ia RuDA LUCIA
IRLANDESA.

Dublin, mario 1S.-En, documento
ocupado por el gobierno del estado Ii
bre Sc ha revelado una gran conspi-
raci0n de asesinato contra todos los
funcionarios del estado.
En- ell referido documento constan
los planes completes para la obra de
asesinatos e incendiarismo. Clasiff-
canse en- catorce classes a los 'enemi-
gos' de In repdblica, Y en- la >cual Sc
cuentan los miembros del Dali Fire
ann. los del senado, oficiales del ejer-
cito. jueces, nrocuradores del estado,
agentes secretos y miembros dc los
pelotenes de ejecuci6n. Tambi6n los
periodistas que defiendan al gobierno
Gle Dublin.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-03-29
Concerto de Radio
PRoGRAlIA

Que serd trasmitido por Ia estaci6n
Radiotelegrafica W. X. A. Q. dc la
Radio Corporation de Puerto Rico, de
5 80 10 p. M, el jueves 20 de mar
70 de 1923. San Juan, P. r,
Dissertation sobre Puerto Rico xpor
'eI notable pintor Harry Allis.
2.A.Gavotte, Gossge. ejecutada III vio-
lin por el seficr Jose G, Quintero,
ac0mpafado por el sofor O'NeiiL
sAA"A Jesds". poesia recitada por su
antor Rafael Marquee Jr.
4.4Selecei6n de canto por la sefiora
Elsie Kennerley; acempahada por el
seiior O'Neill.
5.-Cltimas noticias cablegrdficas.
6.-Minueto. Beetheven, por los Sres.
Quintero Y O'Neill.
7.-Souvenir. Darla. violin Y piano,
por los seiiores Quintero y ONeill.
s.-seleccion de canto por la sonora
Elsie Kennerley, con acompaiamien-
to de piano.
9.vKuuinwalk, Wiepiaski, selecei6n 9
violin y plane plane rs,
1o.- -selecci6nf a piano pog 81 seh,orr
O'Neill.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-03-29

OBRERO SENTENCIADO
Francisco Santos, que en- el Barrio
Obrepo promovio un escanda1o, fu6
aver sentenciade en- la Corte Munich
pal a pagar cinco peses de multa. 3 j.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-03-29
La session de Ia Conisiion de-
Servicio Publico

IA Comis;0n sls .srtSieio Ptiblico ce-
lebro session q lfa q ,leI actual con
asistencia de los comisfenadps Wilson,
Mcstre, Feliti, Kessinger, Lippitt, Aboy
Y Figueroa, habiendo resuelto 4os 81
guientes asuntos:
Sc concedi6 una .franqnicia Do.
mingo Y Amelia Sierra y Co, para TO-
mar y ssar 200 litros de aqua por
segundo del rio Portuguese, para fl
mes industriales en- su propiedad de-
nominada Bucaburenes, situada en- el
barrio Tibes, de Ponce
A petfci6n de la American Railroad
Sc dict6 una orden estableciendo una
regla general para que las eompaffas
de servicio pdblico spuedan vender las
mercancfas cuando SCI falte al pago
del flete correspondents sin necesi-
dad de reeurrir la Comisi6n de Ser
vicio Ptiblico en- caaa case.
Sc concedi0- a la American Rail
road un plazo improrrogable hasta el
80 de JUNO de- 1923 para terminar la
conexi6n de su. via con5la Ponce Elec-
trio Company a fin de establecer Co
municaci6n directa con el muelle mu-
nicipal de Pence.
Sc paso al Attorney General para
su opinion la peticidn de La Mona Is
land Phosphate Co., Ltd para que Sc
enmiende La ordenanza qne 10 antorii
"a explotar yaeimientos do guano
en- dicha isla en- el ,sentido de quedar
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-03-29
2Es I'd. un Esclayo
de SUI Vsjiga r?
lTiene I'd. quesHacerA Agqas
a cada moriiehto?e

Y
81 forma I'd. parte del crecido mime
70 de martires que Sc ven obligados a
interrumpir su suefio por tener que
levantarse a pasar aguas, sin duda que
Sc alegrara I'd saber que su martirio
desaparecera 81 Sc decide I'd. tomar
por unas pocas semanas las Pastillas
del DR.. Becker para los Rihones y
Vejiga. La efcacia de estas pastillas
para el tratamiento de catarro infia-
macion en- la vejiga; ardor en- el cafio al
pasar las aguas; incontinencia de la ORR
ma; emission retazada goteada; orines
turbios o de NAL olor,e que deian
I'm asiento blancuzco amarillo
cuando reposan por ,algudas aloras en-
una vasiia, su efcacia, Tepetimos, ha
sido probada por I'm buen nlfnero de
amos per eonsiguieRte- no vaeiiamos
en- recomendarie que las tome por al
gtinas semaiias, para que dele de ser un
exclaSo de- sti vejiga, 9 g6ee ae btien
sa9fo dtarante ia nouite yIdestfanqili>
dad durante el sdia. iMadaymass molestQ
que el1 tsherf que pasar aguast'ascsda
mofiientos 'lss qsI E1l l3eslset 6yL&
iYsas Pastillas del Or. Becker para
los Riiohesly tWejigasse venden en- Jas
Boticas y dos bpticarips lasisreeOnliens
dan! No piefda tempo en- tomarlass
"lifrtfds n,as Pk6Sto iless tome mas
tSsf 4, q p II ~ Strfe tt-ss yss,4 .se
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-03-29

,Sonddores, por Knrt HanlsurnsI 4 Etu.1IaClIy0.S0
Nujcrcitds Dor Mvrian Harry ' 0.SU
Edgcr, por Henry Dubernois. .!......... 0:80
Una VoS en- Ell Dcsicrt0, por Alvaro Alcala
Galiano ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. ............. LOU
Poesids Completas Dor Ricardo Palma . O.5O
Tedtro AstHriaRo, por Jose Frances...... 0.25
til Eres la Pas, Ten telal, por Gregorio
L Martinez Sierra ...................... loO
sCGrtds a las Mujeres de Espafa, ten telal,
/ por Gregorio Martinez Sierra, ten rus
tica) 90 v en- tela. Observation-Disclosures. l.50
Cdncion dc Cund, por GregOrio Martinez
T Sierra, ten rtlstica $1.00 en- tela) ..... 1.50
llIdmd, Hadrigat, Pobrecito Juan, por Gre
s. gorio Martinez Sierra, (rustca) ....... 100
La Casa dc la Pfiaaarcrd por Gregoro Mar
l. tinez Sierra, (rIistical ............,.. loo
Va Nuicr Modeana, por Gregorio Martinez
I Sierra ..... ........... ......... 100
Sol de "a Tarde Gregorio Martinez Sierra 100
Ia Sclra Hudd, Gregorio Martinez Sierra 100
Et Pereg,sno Ilusionado,G ,G Martinez Sierra LOO
AldeG Hluso,ia, Gregoro Martinez Sierra 100
EsperdnSd Maestro, SucHo, Rosind cs FrG-
gil, por Gregorie Martinez Sierra. 100
Granada tlSufa Emoconal1, por Gregorio
Martinez Sierra Observation-Disclosures. LOO
Koddcl Romdatico, ror Gregorio Martinez
Sierra 3. .... ..s............ 100
Ia Ferid dc Neailty,p por G. Martinez Sierra 100
lotiros, por Gregorio Martinez Sierra. 100
AaaGnGccr Las G0loRdiinds, FL Ideal, por
Gregorio Martinez Sierra. ............ 100
El Rcino dc Dios, Ia 4daitcra, Napidad,
4Dldt0g0S F0lsfdStic0S, pOr Ai. M. sierra d W
Don ,Juan de Espoaa, por G. NJ Sierra. s.. 100
la Humilde Fciddd, g. Martinez Sierra. 100
Et POcaad del Tadbdj0, Flores dc EscdrchG, v
Didlogos Fantdstieos por q. N. sierr.. LOO
4ori1 nelaae6lico, por &. n. Sierra, 100
Fenainismo, Femiaiddd q Espdiolismo, por
Gregorio Martinez sierra. 100
Estfo (poesias) Juan Ramon Jimenez. 0.S0
Eidtcr0 q 10, por, Juan Ramon Gimenez. 0.S0
Porldn,enta,ismo Espaaol, por Antonio
Azorfn (teTaO ]. ..ss.. 80
lsz de Is Avala. al Y. s. ' 100
BctarD,ino y "A pol6Rico r. Perez de Ayala 100
Las Mdscdras, r. ri ae Ayala, % tomosl 200
Las Ticnlpos Diffciics, por Carlos Dickens 100
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-03-29
Ia AGREDIo con INA NAyAIA

FL dfa %, las - 80 p. H., en- la
Avenida Juan Ponce de Leon, parada
%, el individuo Manuel Gomez. con
una navajo barbera, agrcdi6 Miguel
Mark, infiliendole una ehrida de do
&c centfmetros, en- la region opcipital
izquierda, siendo reclufdo en- ell Au-
xilio Mdtuo. El agresor fuG arresta-
do, In navajo ccupada puesto dis
pcsici6n de la Corte Municipal, Sec
ci6n primera, por delito de acometi-
miento aggression, con circunstaneias
agravantes.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-03-29
Ell REFUERzo DE GUAYAMA IL
SIDO RETIRADO

Parece que la situaci6n en- Guaya-
ma por toda aquella jurisdiction
Sc ha tranduilizado, pues va han re-
gresado a sus respectivos puestos to-
dos los policfas que fueron destina-
dos aquella zona en- calidad de re-
fuerzo.
Apesar de la tranquilida0 que reina
actualmente por aquella comarca, ha
quedadq bien resguardada la zona
huelguista. .s
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-03-29


or1en xeie
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El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-03-29
CACos sENTENCIADos

En- Santurce, La policfa arrest6 a los
inGividu,ls Julio Hernandez, Rafael
Jimenez ! Ramon Serralta, quienes
en- la noche del 25 del corriente pene
traron en- la Residential de Faustino
( Henr,jda 8alle del Rosario naimei
sT'9 ron IN reloj paf de
! Ilas oas con lslillantes galok
efsie aesltA Z l;iFss. hi easo ha side
sometido al juez municipal de la Cor
Ne eplessttoIf :s toI sprimera.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-03-29

TRES DIAS DE CARCEL CADA UNo
Gregofio Garcia y Belen Medina,
que en- Puerta de TERRA, formaron
un esgaandalo en- el ,barrio; Miranda,
fueron sentenciados en- la Corte Mu-
nicipal secci6n primera, treinta dfas
dc cdrcel cada uno
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-03-29
PoR EScANDALoSn

Pedro Naranjo, ..Puerta dc Tie
ira, calle San Agustfn, prQmovio un
cscandalo, Y aver fu6 sentenciado en-
la Ccrte Municipal a pagar cinco do
lares lie multa.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-03-29
Lo, dltIEaasBz ppsyNIprsulbG dadpsg que Sc
encuentran de venta en- la liberia
Toe |ItROpI Fernandez ( Co. Inc. 'ne &c

! 3 ! 'sa "a
la Neraa osraqa,ep soeisdadg 5aaSss s@
fPDFn y. bDapgennes. !.,a,.: ss,1 W
Gasset ..ae'sa sc
El Deber, por Samuel Smiles. ......... o.
Viaje de an JOuen Alrededor del Mando,por.
Samuel Smiles ................ D.;
InUentores en- Iadtstriales, Samuel Smiles o.
Ayddate, por Samuel Smiles. ............ o.
Vida dc Jorge Stephenson, Samuel Smiles o.
Vida u TrGbGjo. por Samuel Smiles. ..... o.
El Ahoiv0, por Samuel Smiles. o.
Erongelio segdn 81 EspIitismo, por Allan
kardec Observation-Disclosures. L.
El Gencsis, los MiIdgros 81 las Pfedicctones,
n por Allan Kardec, .. Y. 80. IL
'El Cieio u elInferno, Ia Justicia Dirina,
por Allan Kardec. c.,.............s.....-. 4. IL
0brds P6stunsds, por Allan Kardec. 81. 10
'EtLibro dc los Mediums, ,por Allan Kardec III
Memories del Padre German, por Amalia
Domingo Soer ....... ............ "
I'd PrimcrG Juoentud, por Pierre Loti... 10
Pdginas Escogidas, (tela) Antonio Azorin. O.5
iEl CGsdd0! por Carmen Sejvia. ......... 0.S
Nido de Mobiles, por Ivan Turguenef IS. Os
Ia Dana dc las Canaelids, a. Dumas, hiio 0s
En- la CdrccI, por Maxine Cork. 1890. 0.s
Mdnon Lescudt, por cl Abate Prevost..... 0s
ElIa u Et, por j orge Sand 0s
EI Monte del Diabio, por Bret Harte. 0s
Pablo b Virginia, por B. de Saint Pierre. 0s
s... X La BuavG en- Las Coles, Mark Twain OS
A 10 Lejos (Espaiia Vista desde Americal,
por Jose Ma. Salavarria. \. u. !. !. ". s..... 06
lEl Temple de los AlabGstr0s, por y. Ri
bera CheyremOnt ~. ii. lO
Las IlitsiOacs deI DR. FdwssipO, Juan Valera 10
Guerra de Mnjercs, Jose Ma Salayerrla. 0S
Jose, por A. palaeio Yaldes. 4. n. .sss. Os
EI ScHorito Octario, por A. Palacio Naldes 0S
Aguds Faestcs, por a., Palacio Valdes 0S
Ell. Idilio De IN EMferqao, "A. Palacio Valdes Os
r Tpn
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-03-29
coNATo DE INcENDIo

En- la noche del 26 del corriedte,
a las dos de la madrugadA; Ell la. CO.
Gina de la casa ndmero 24S, en- la
Avenida Juan Ponce lie Leon, propie-
dad de la SUCCESSION Bolivar v habi-
tada por Julio Maldonado, Sc declare
un conato de incendio el que fu6 So
focado por los policfas Cirilo VGlez y
ell especial Felipe Adams, sin ocurrir
dalos de importancia. Ell hecho Sc
presume casual.
Imperial Valley press., 1923-10-20
Ell CENTRO'S NEED

That there are forces at work in Imperial Valley
which nimcal its future interests intelligent
and we'll informed citizen deny. These forces
emanate from many of the so-caed respectable and
Influential residents of the valley. Our problems
not primarily economic problems, for while we recog-
nize the need of better system of marketing, better
roads, better drainage systems and scientific
plan OF agriculture, yet the crying need of this COM
munity is for higher moral standard of life.
1t is useless to endeavor to promote the economic
and industrial life of the valley if permit the moral
fibre of our manhood and womanhood to decay. But
this is the direction in which travelling. Instead
of using money and resources to make and develop
lives using lives to develop resources and such
state of affairs cannot endure. Too many people
have come to the valley to make their stake and
then get out But in the process they forgot God and
the moral decay process began Less than one fifth of
the residents Of Ell Centre make any pretense of at
tending or supporting church; yet history tells US
that where there churches there is cvlliza-
ton. Rome tell when her power was at It's height
because of the immortality of her citizenry and so
it has been done through the ages.
Americans from this side of the border spend not
less than 100000 week in the evil resorts of Mexi
cali, according to conservative estimates made by
perts This entire amount of course does not come
from the valley residents only, but is spent by
American visitors from many points. Thus is
our youth corrupted, homes broken and the
future of many of citizens destroyed But all the
vice is not across the border In fair city bootleg
gers continue to break the law and officers make lit
tie attempt to enforce the same, despite the fact that
voted three to for the enforcement Of the
Wright Act in the last election Gambling is not
fined to the .Eastsde' where occasional arrests
Uut Is llaHy OIL ieduilS CII-
izens of the city, and is of the corrupting
forces in the lives of our youth. immortality among
young people has alarmed those who have the fu-
ture welfare of their children at heart. ss (
So far removing the rubbish from our back
yards and vacantlo was concerned Cleanup Week
big success, but will have clean city
until people clean up their lives This city needs
pie who are honest who think pure thoughts and who
live righteous lives. We need parents who will set
better examples for their children. We need to pro-
vide wholesome places of amusements for young
people We need officers who have more respect for
the law. Above all need citizenry that recog
nzes the supremacy of the moral and spiritual values
of life over those Of the physical and material.
A E. Worthy.
Imperial Valley press., 1923-10-20
Bed Time Stories
Copyright, 1923, by Mcclure
Newspaper Syndicate
BY HOWARD r. GARIS
UNCLE WIGGILY WRITE3
LETTER

=" Uncle Wiggily,' said Nurse
Jane Fuzzy Wuzzy one moramg ~
am going away for q few days to
visit Mrs. Longtail, the mouse
mother of Jollie and Jillie Long
tail. She's my cousin, vou know, -
Yes, l know" spoke Uncle Wig
gily, twinkling his pink nose
thoughtful like. "And how long
will "! you g away, Miss Fuzzy
''oh, perhaps a wcej,," she an
swered.
81 shall be very lonesome, -"
went on Uncle Wiggilv.
Washing dishes viii keep YOU
from being too lonesome, laughed
the muskrat laly housellceper. " But
if You think you don t want to
stay here all by yourself, why not
invite Uncle Butter, the goat, or
Grandpa Whackum, the beaver
gentleman
Eyes, 1 might do that, agreed
Uncle Wiggily. u will do it! :
lie cried, thinking more about it
and liking it better "I'll write
Il letter to Grandpa Whackum and
one to Uncle Butter inviting them
to come and live in my hollow
stump bungalow while You are away
visiting, Nurse Jane.
Il don I know whether we have
house." said Nurse Jane. "You
had better look before YOU start
10 write your letter. Uncle Wig
gily."
The rabbit gentleman looked but,
though he found 4 pointed stick
for pen, and some pieces of white
birch bark for paper, he found no
ink.
~ shall have to- hop to the store
for ink, - sail Uncle Wiggily.
So, taking Lis red, white and
blue striped rheumatism crutch,
that Nurse Jane had gnawed for
him out of Il rolnstalk, and putting
cn his tall silk hat, the rabbit gen
tlemH hoped over the fields and
through the woods on his way to
TIE seven and eight cent store to
get bottle II ink.
Bat, alas. When Uncle Wiggily
reached the place, not bottle of
NIX was to be had.
''Wc've ordered it, said the
! little mousie girl clerk behind the
counter, "anl we II have some
next week.
.'That doesn t do me any good, :
laughed Uncle Wiggily, "l want
to write letter today, not next
week.
The rabbit gentleman hoped out
Of the store aud WAS going aIong
through u field, wondering what
to do for ink. when, all of a sudden
j . voice spoke, saying:
"Nhy are YOU SO sad, Uncle Wig
gily?"
"Iia. Am ! sad looking? Wei
. didn know it, laughed the
Imperial Valley press., 1923-10-20
TOM SIMS SAYS

Pool sharpes5 eyes, but not aIr c
ties. It's a rackirg affair. Get the
breaks of the game.
Among this season 5 sports are
football, racing, boxing, hunting
and those with new clothes,
Wrestling is a sport. So is fish
ing both are catch-as,catch-can. So
is catching a cold.
Use horse sense and stay OF horse
race betting, Don / always get run
for your money.
Saving for Christmas is winter
sport. Start doing it now m making
enemies of friends.
Boxers lead 4 hard life. Have to
sock one another on thejaw to keep
socks on their feet.
Poker is an iadoor sport. It raises
the deuce with a man s jack.
Everybody sees pictures of diving
girls. They 90 into their work head
over heels.
Hockey. is Il game for ice skates
and not cheap skates. Results cover
z multitude of shins.
Polo resembles hockey except
they use horses. Any horse play
in it gets horse laugh.
They win in golf by hook or crook
but not by hooking. Please slice that
into the rough.
Basketball comes after football.
Best player,piays forward and can t
be q bit backward.
Imperial Valley press., 1923-10-20
Editors Note-Here is another valued contribu-

Edltors Note-Here is another valued contFlbu-
ton to the open Forum" We shall take pleasure in
printing others and urge readers to express their
opinion to what's the matter with Ell Centro and
how it be remeded If you request it, your name
will not be used in connection with the article when it
appears in print but should show on the manuscript.
Imperial Valley press., 1923-10-20
TEN YEARS AGO
October 90. 1918

The largest train load of passel
gers to arrive in Ell Centre this sea.
son pulled i'll this morning, bringing
about 200 people.
Tom Beach returned from Los
Angeles this morning.
Among the group of Masons who
have just returned from the Grand
Lodge at San Francisco,are j. Stew
art Ross of Ell Centre, Ralph Oak
and Col. Byron II. Cook of Imper-
ial, +. Il. Aitken of Calcxico, MIR.
Jones Of Holtvillc and F.. b. Still
baugh and c. S. Park of Brawlcy.
Imperial Valley press., 1923-10-20
IMPERIAL
~ Press stuff Correspondent

IMPERIAL, October 29.-,iis7
Adclaidc Cinnamon "ho uo' with
a. ga.uful bat not aeripus ai'o "r-
cidenf recently in 'io@iE, Ar'-
zoBa, his returned 10 Imperial and
will be- able to RESUME irf arlo5l
duties il q day or two.
Mr.. ana .ar.- ~-ocnig arc spond-
ing the winter with Mrs. kocnig y
sister Mrs. Irene Capron.
Invite tions are out for The East
cru Star dance to be given nest
Tuesday evening
Mr tltrlal IaIm.dlt ~ san
Diego il here visiting her pa~nl
Mr. and Mrs. j. ". Poor on West
Imperial Valley press., 1923-10-20
Looking Backward
What the Press Files Tell OF
Imperial Valley for THIS Date
In Past Years
NINETEEN YEARS AGO
October 20, 1904

Mr.. aud Mrs. Fred V. Waters of
Redding have arrived in Imperial
and will remain here for the win
ter Mr.. Waters. is the son Of Mrs.
Laura Waters of the Hotel lmper-
ial.
j. \. Marck, who is a skilled car
penter as well as an ice-cfeam man,
and has done some fine work in fit
ting up the new offices of the Inn
perlal Title Guaranty and Trust
Company.
Imperial Valley press., 1923-10-20
By CONDO

Mr.. and Mr9. scott Of Los AM
ecles are here 10 spend the week
end with AIr. 9nd Mrs. Walt Daniel
Thc girl Of the Imperial High
school are practicinP .ari for their
first game Of the lcason to BE
rlaycl "a week from to-day. Al .
cccut meeting of their quad Miss
Iilccn Smith was elected captain
II The team.
Imperial Valley press., 1923-10-20
FIFTEEN YEARS AGO
October 90. 1903

+. C. Paulin, one OF the original
Imperial Valley promoters, and now
interested in the Imperial Valley
Improvement Company, has been
spending several days in the valley.
c. E. Sprouse is having new cot
tage built on his ranch south of Ell
Centre to take the place of the one
recently destroyed by fire.
William Brown and family have
come from San Marcos, Texas, to
take charge of the c. f. Jones ranch
east of FL Centre.