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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-10-03
Ell GOBIERNO INGLES NO PER-
MITIRA LA ENTRADA DE TRIGo
AMERICANA EN- Ell Pals

w A1ASAO1AANO Il4N Ell I ]AAD
WASHINGTON, Oct. 2. Omitted
Press).-El Gobierno de Washington
la sido notifcado por ell de la Gran
Bretana que toda mercancfa trigo
procedente de Texas sera retenida
en- los muelles de esta naci6n.
Esta medida ha sido adoptada tam
bien por ell Gobierno canadiense de-
bido la epidemia aftosa que Sc ha
desarrollado en- el Estado de Texas
Y cuyo brote ha comenzado tambien
en- otras ciudades de la Rep1blica,
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-10-03

Lamento esta contienda con Ell Sc
nor Lastra. En- primer lugar. porque,
siendo su amigo, me duele proporcio-
narle una rabieta; y, en- segundo ter
mino, porQue soy cazador que no gus
ia de salir al campo a matar reinitas.
Y a1n mas la lamento, porque mi
idea no fue nunca atacar a Lastra,
sino al Directorio. Ell error proviene
de que Ell amigo Lastra Sc hace La
Illusion de que es parte del Directorio.
No, senior Lastra. E1 Directorio Sc
compone solo de los sedores Tous y
Barcel6. I'd. y los otros no sois mas
que coristas simples comparsas de
bejigantes. Por ESQ no tiene impor-
tancia que a usted Sc lie escape al
gun que otro gallo cuando canta en-
Ell coro. Digo este, porque la desaf-
NADIA Erase "isoy independentista! Z"
ha sido un chillido. un gallo escapado
los del coro. Pero un gallo de un
corista no tiene mayor importancia.
81 ese gallo Sc lie hubiese escapado al
tenor al baritone, Tous o BARGE
10, Ell pIblico Sc hubiera redo estre-
pitosamente y Ell empresario Mr., Town.
or estaria echando chispas.
Hay politicos cuyo bril1o momen-
taneo desaparece como un fuego IA
tue en- cuanto ell pueblo Sc detiene a
meditar un ratio sobre ellos. Para des-
truirlos, basta conseguir que ell pue-
bio Sc pare un momento a mirarlos.
Con este quiero expresar que mi pre-
gunta "ies no es usted indepen-
dentista?'' dirigida al senior Lastra,
no fue hecha con ell objeto de que
dicho polftico estuviera dos dias PEN
sando para contestarla, sino con el pro-
p6sito de que las multitudes Sc detu-
vieran un momento refexionar cual
seria la contestaci6n del sefior Las
ira Nj una sola persona dejo de es-
tar un ratio perpleja, pensando i"que
ara, que no dira, por d6nde Sc des-
colgara''?. Y de estas perplejidades
vino la pregunta interior que todo ell
mundo Sc hizo: iPero que candidate
es este cuyas ideas y sentimientos no
es dable vislumbrar?
Y 81 Ell sefior Lastra es Independent
tista, icon que fin misterioso Sc AGO.
ge al grupo de la Aianza, que no solo
es Anexionista en- su programa, sino
tambien en- su pr6dica, en- sus Mani
festos y en- todos sus actos, incluyen-
do el de Ia repudiaci6n de la bande
ra? IQu6 idea tiene e1 senior Lastra
del electorado puertorriqueho? iCree
que este pueblo es tan inconsciente
que va a premiar con sus votos a un
politico que assume la representation
de un partido radicalmente opuesto
sus ideas y sentimientos?
All, se1or Lastra. Su pluma ha es-
critic esas palabras: 'lsoy indepen-
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-10-03
HAN COMENZADO LAS DISCU-
STONES SOBRE Ell EMPRESTITO
A ALEMANIA

LONDRES, Oct. 2. UNITED Press)
Hoy han comenzado las discusiones
entire los delegados alemanes los
banqueros ingleses con el fin de lie
gar un acuerdo sobre las clausu-
las del emprestito que esta nacion
segdn ell plan Dawes sc comprome-
ti6 hacer Alemania.
Inglaterra concertara un empires
tito de Is millones de libras esterli-
mas.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-10-03
In IN baqquete que Sc Celebr6 eI martes en- SD
honor, el ST. Iravieso dijo que ouandO e 'affaire'
de Rely, q le indc6 al Sr. BarCeI0 que no e
aGompanase Washington, pOrque ALI era Msto
como persona no grata
Sc Ianeu6 de que los mhmOs unOnStas hayan dado ugar
al supuetO desGGdo en- que Sc tiene Ia actual Admins
TRACTION de San Juan

El martes por Ia tarde los amigos \
adlniradores del Lcdo. Martin Travieso
en- esta ciudad, obsequiaron q este con
un cordial banquete que Sc celebr6 er
la espaciosa terraza del hotel Palace"
FL actO fue una enthusiastic prueba
de Ia simpatfa de que goza el senol
TraviesO aquf, Y. el asistierOn sus an
tiguoS companerOs. dc la AdminiStra.
ci0n Municipal, asf como algunos re
publicanOs alianciStaS. 49,. Entire los
que concurrieron recordamos q los Sc
ilores Diez de Andino.. Alcalde; RANT
rez Santibanez, ,Presidente; Pedr0sa
.Gatell, etc.
A la hora de los discursOs, seg1n in
formes, hicieron uso de la palabra en-
tire otros, ell Alcalde ell Presidente de
la Asamblea Municipal, hablando en-
nltimO termino el distinguido homena-
jeado, quien con palabra facil amena
produjO una ligera resei1a de la polfti-
ca general del pals, asf como de la local
desde Ia 6peca en- que 81 ocupaba Ia
Jefatura de la ciudad hasta el presen-
te pasandO por los azarosos dfas del
famosO gobernador Rely del no me-
nos ilustre pleito de San Juan, siendo
sus frases bien acogidas por todos los
comensalcs.
Hacienda historic del 'affaire' de
Mr. Reilly el sefior Travieso expres6
que \ C-para usar sus palabras-
habfan logrado que ell presidente Hard
ing remoyiera del pals aquel hombre,
pero, luego, A Y b se repartieron entram
bos. la glogia del asxito alcanzado,. oh
vidandose dec que en- realidad de ver-
dad era el que habfa dado el golpe de-
finitivo
Al entrar Ell detalles sobre esta cues
ti6n, el seilor Travieso dijo en- sfnte-
sis, que don Antonio Barcel6 lie llam6
un dfa, despu6s de explicarle la 81
tuaci0n creada por ell gobernador Reilly
Y los esfuerzOs realiZados por los llde-
res unionistas para Obtener que la Ad-
ministraci6n de Washington relevara
a don Moncho, le manifesto que 6l-Tra
vies0-era ell hombre que podfa alcan-
Zar 10 que ellOs hasta esa fecha no ha-
bfan podido lograr, a pesar de sus en-
peflOs.
Cuando termin6 de hablar ell seilor
Barcel6 don Martin expresa que lie di-
jo que Gl-Travieso-esta dispuesto a
ir Washington y recabar DEF Presiden-
te la remoci0n del gobernador Reilly.
siempre que Sc lie admitiesen ciertas
condolences que Gl-don Martfn-iba a
establecer.
Agreg6 ell senior Travieso que ell Je-
fe de la Union lie hubo de preguntar,
cuales eran esas con-
diciones, 10 cual respondi6 ell ex-Al-
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-10-03
"DisCutir con eI DR.. Coll y Gu
chi un puntO de dereChO, me
pareCe tan imprOpiO para mi,
como para eI DR.. Coll y CuChi
disCutir CanmigO aIguna doc
trina 0 teOria exCIusivamente
m6diCa", agrega
mi Ofsta queda en- pie para tuaI-
Cuier abOgadO tOTplente que quitra
aCeptdrld'' dice

Uno de nuestros redactores sostu-
vo aver la siguiente. entrevista con
ell Lcdo. Juan B Soto, en- relacion
con el reto que este recientemente hi
ciera a los repGblico- -socialistas, para
discutir el alcance de la "soberania
dentro de la soberania. -
.-Ha leido I'd. la carta del DR. /.
Coll Cuch, le preguntamos, manifes-
tando que est& dispuesto discutir
con I'd. con ell senior Tous Soto la
correction de la formula "soberania
de Puerto Rico dentro de La Sobera-
MIA de los Estados Unidos''?
-sf, senor.
-1Qus piensa Ud. sobre Ell parti-
cular?
LIE dire:S .Yos.lno pienso discutir
con Ell DR.. Coll esa question. Yo creo
que el DR.. Coll es un m6dico inteligen-
to y culto, pero es un medico y no nm
abogado. Y tratandose de una cues
ti6n de derecho, deseo discutirla con
un abogado, Y no con un medico. Ell
Partido Constitutional Hist6rico no es-
ta hn6rfano de abogados. 81 cualquie-
(ContinGa en- la pagina 7J
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-10-03
]. FRANK CORBETT.
Bacteri6lOgo Municipal.

Los fiItros que este testimo-
MO Sc refiere, son de la marca
Hygeia, vendidos por la Ferre-
terra Merino, cuya casa ha ven-
dido estos dias enormes cntida-
des de fiItros principaImente ell
modeIo familiar de $3.50.
Advt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-10-03
HOY.

No debe usted faltar al gran estre-
no del grandioso fotodrama tituIado.
POR Ell HoNoR DE sU HERMANA
(Lost in Big city,
que sera exhibido en- ell RLALTO a
toda orquesta. Advt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-10-03
Una Carta Interesante
Aqua absoIutamente EsteriIizada

Minneapolis, Mimi, E. U. de A.
Hygeia Filter Co., Detroit, Mich.
Conste pOr Ia presente que he exa.
minadO una muestra de aqua sacada
de un fltro Monarch" con los result
tadOs siguientes:
La cantidad del aqua empleada en-
ell ensayO era de / centimetrO cnbico
(H de cucharadita.) Ell numero de CO.
lonias de bacteria descubiertas en- la
plaza de cristal equivalia 0. Los en-
sayOs verifcados con ell aqua antes de
SUI fiItraci0n dieron los resultadOs ST.
guientes: la cantidad de aqua emplea-
da, l centfmetro cGbicO. Ell nnmerO de
colonias de bacteria descubiertas en- la
plaza de cristal ascendia 1872.
No vaciIo pues en- afirmar que por
medic de estos filtros ell aqua proce,
dente del rio Sc lorna absolutamen-
te esterilizada.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-10-03
SWIFT & co.

participant a su cIienteIa haber-
Sc trasIadado a la caIIe del Co.
mercio No. I (Edificio Ochoa)
SO. piso.
Evening star., 1924-07-02
ADAM A. WESCHLER, AUCTIoNEER
Bankruptcy Sale Of High
Grade Millinery, Fixtures
and Office Equipment, Con-
tanned in No. 71O 9TH St.
NV, Also Valuable Lease
of Entire Building.

BY virtue of an order of the Supreme Court
of the District of Columbia. holding 4 bank.
ruptcy court, in ide Millinery Co, Inc.
Bankrupt No. 1870. the undersigned trustee
will sell by public auction within the above
premises. on WEDNESDAY. JULY NINTH,
1924. COMMENCING AT TEN O'CLOCK AN.
Stock of Imported and HghGrade Domestic
Ladies' Trimmed and Untrimmed Hats. Mis-.
celia neous Feathers. Aigrettes, Velvet. Mourn.
ing Wells. etc, Store Fixtures, Mirrors. Tables.
Ivory Display Fixtures, Wales Adding Ma
chine. Metal and Iron Safes. Underwood No.
i Typewriter, Desk. File Cases. etc. also lease
of entire building.
The above will first he offered as an entirety
and if a satisfactory bid is not received. will
be Immediately sold in detail.
Terms: Cash
LESTER H. sTElNEM. Trustee.
Colorado bldg. Phone. NJ. 6127.
iv 1.dAds. eYSn&hol
Evening star., 1924-07-02

The Breakers ao,sl na,u and Summer 1ns as.asR sas5
Salt WatoR bathing: food table. Rates,
$40 and 116 per week. Crab feast every eve
ming in garden. Prof. Siegle's orchestra.
Mrs. Cahul- Bryan, Prop.
Evening star., 1924-07-02
VIRGINIA BEACH. VA.
COLONIAL BEACH. VA.
g I'D daily (ncludng meals). $16 up weekly
COLONIAL HOTEL
HUDSON HOUSE

COLONIAL BEACH, VA.
One block from the bathing beach carefully
prepared food. Terms, $40 per week and up.
Miss NJ Cherry. ~
Evening star., 1924-07-02

You are familiar with the physioS.
nomy?" he inquired with a smile.
Il have seen a great many Of your
countrymen in London" ] replied.
q Chinaman. Besides. Holliment all
through our conversation referred to
him as a Chin aman."
DO you think you could recognize
him." he asked.
That I should hardly like to say
I answered. I'm doubtful about IL.
You must remember that I only saw
him for . second-through the win
And again. think. when he and
the other men broke into the stair
Yes" ] agreed, but that was IN
the light OF street lamps and so in a
poor light. / merely saw that it was
a chinaman who broke in, with
others-not Chinamen-behind him"
"Holliment," he continued. He did
not refer to the Chinaman by name?-
oh, no-certainly not" said L Il
heard no name"
Mr.. shen bowed as sign that
he had done with me and / turned to
the others. They asked a few ques-
tions about the wrecked car and if
We had heard any rumors about Hol-
liment and Quartervayne having been
seen in the neighborhood on the
morning of my being deposited in it.
and when / had answered them they
went away as unceremoniously as
they had arrived.
That's only made the mystery all
the greater remarked Peggie as we
turned toward the house. There's
some big business at the back of all
that. Chinese egation.-why should
an official come down from there?--
seems like a state affair"
We shall hear more yet" ! said.
But ! heard no more for some
days-heard no more of anything.
Things went on quietly and as usual
at Renardsmere House. Then one
morning. as / was writing letters, a
footman came in with a card bearing
the inscription Mr.. Percy Neamore.
"Gentleman in the hall, sir. Wishes
TO see her ladyship on most impor-
tant business he said.
1t was my job to do the prelimi
nary interviewing of callers of this
sort. / picked up the card and went
into the hall. There, looking in
quisitively about him. stood an i'm
maculately attired. very self-assured
young Jew.
Evening star., 1924-07-02
PROPOSALS

THE CITY OF BUEN0S AIRES. (ARGENT1NE
Republic) is contemplating the purchase Of
mechanical rolling equipment to be used by
its street cleaning department for sweeping,
watering the streets and carrying garbage to
he disposed of. For particulars address the
Argentine Embassy. 1906 Corcoran 1t. NV
Washington u G.
Evening star., 1924-07-02
AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
THos. J. OWEN & son. AUCTIoNEERs.
TRrsrEr,s SALE or VALUABLE UNIM

TRUSTEES SALE or VALUABLE UNIM-
PROVED LOT SITUATED ON NEBRASKA
AVE. AT CONDUIT ROAD NV, CON
TANNING 500 SQUARE FEET.
Py virtue of a certain deed Of trust re-
corded in Liber No. 4009 at folio 166 of the
land records of the District Of Columbia, aud
at the request of the party secured thereby.
the undersigned trustee. substituted by .
decree of the Supreme Court Of the District
of Columbia in Equity Cause Number 1874.
will sell at public auction. ON the premises.
on THURSDAY, THE TENTH DAY OF JULY.
described real estate. situate in the District
Of Columbis. and designated as lot numbered
seventeen G7) in block numbered fourteen
hundred G4oO) in the Washington City Realty
Compsny's subdivision of certain tract Of
land known and designated as ALBANY Park"
as per plat recorded in Book County AZ. on
page or folio n in the ONCE Of the surveyor
Of the District of Columbia. subject to COW
enants that run with the land, as described
) in said deed of trust.
Terms of sale: One half OF the purchase
rrice in cash. balance in twelve months with
interest at per centum per annum payable
sarni-anuualy, secured by deed of trust on the
property sold. or all cash at the option of the
purchaser. Deposit Of $50 required at sale.
All conveyancng. recording. title, etc. at
cost Of purchaser Terms to be complied with
within thirty days from day of sale. otherwise
cost and risk Of defauting purchaser after
nve days advertisement OF such resale in
some newspaper published in Washington. ID. c.
WADE r. HAMPTON.
jeHS-d&ds. exSn&hol Substitute Trustee.
LrIp
Evening star., 1924-07-02
OFFICIAL NOTICES.

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
Assessor Of the District of Columbia has
caused to be prepared blank schedules for
qured by the act of Congress. approved July
]. 1902, imposing a tax personal prop
crty in the District of Columbia as amended
by acts of Congress approved Sept l, 1915
March 3. 1917. and June 30 1922, and that q
copy of said schedule will he delivered to any
citizen applying therefor at this Office The
law requires such schedules to be properly
filled out, to and returned to the
Assessor within thirty days after the date of
last publication of this notice. Returns must
he made before August l, 1924. This
law will he strictly enforced by the Boa I'd
of Personal Tax Appraisers. WM. 2. RICH
ARDS, Assessor. u. c. je30, ,jyl,2
Evening star., 1924-07-02
CHURCH TRAVELLERS CLUB

CHURCH TRAVELLERS CLUB.
President: THE ARCHBISHOP OF cANTER-
Chairman: THE LORD SAVE AND sELE
PRICE INCLUDES IA DAYS HOTELS
AND RAIL.
GS 6s-14 days BELGIAN SEA-COAST,
Excursions Ypres, Bruges. etc
R12 12s-LAKE OF LUCERNE, IA days
Hotels and Excursions Rigi. Bur
e1s 1ss-LGGASo for ITALIAN LAKES.
MILAN, etc, etc.
Ell 17s-vENICE AND ITALIAN LAKES,
sTRESA, GARD0NE-RIYIERA.
G19 10s-MALOJA PALACE ENGADINE
Hon. Sec, Col. Ferguson. C. n. c.,
3, Albany Courtyard. Piccadilly, London.
w. /. England.
Evening star., 1924-07-02

The place for your family. Bathing, fishing.
dancing Motor via Fredericksburg or St.
Johns to Colonial Beach. Bus meets boat.
Write Frank G.. Brereton, Potomac Beach,
Va or call Main 4767. a
Evening star., 1924-07-02
VIRGINIA.

WEEKEND PARTIES ACCOMMODATED IN
nearby mountains of virginia; good roads fol
lily beautiful views Appetizing meals. Fol
pa rticnlars address Box 21-D, Star Office 3,
Evening star., 1924-07-02
BANKRUPTCY NOTICES

IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DIS
trict Of Coumba-Holding a Bankruptcy
Court.-In the matter of Service Pole Com
pany, Inc, bankrupt.-In Bankruptcy, No.
1465.-Notice is hereby given that the above
named bankrupt corpora ton has filed its Pc
tition praying for a discharge from its debts
in bankruptcy, and that its creditors and
other persons in interest are required TO
enter their appearance in opposition IL any
desire, in the clerks ofice of said court
before the 3lst day Of July, 1924
RALPH d. QUINTER, Referee in Bankruptcy
Evening star., 1924-07-02
/, the Kansas City Star.

From the Kansas City Star.
wifey-I thought you had better
sense than to buy cornet. You
know the man next door worries US
almost to death with his!
Hubby-Calm yourself, my dear.
That's the one bought.
Evening star., 1924-07-02
"NORTH HILL"

A colonial resort, near Bluemont, on Shenan-
doah River: valley. mountaip and water seen
cry: shaded lawns. drives, fishing, boating,
swimming; new baths and sewerage: chill
dren, invalids tuberculars taken. Room with
board, SIS and SIS per week Booklet MAU-
RICE r. CASTLEMAN, Berryville, Va. IT.
Evening star., 1924-07-02
Great Head Work.

Continued in Tomorrow's Starr
Imperial Valley press., 1924-08-30
Youth Who Shot ..
Clemenceau Lies
Despera tely Ill

PARIS, Aug. 3o.--Emile Coffin,
the youth who shot M. Clemeneeau
while the premier was on his way
to session Of the peace conference
in February, 1919, is today seriously
iii in prison, and hopelessiy out o. or
his mind. During his servitude OF
five years he contracted tuberculosis
and no hope is held for his recov-
ery.
Coffin, it will be remembered, was
sentenced to death, but upon the per
sonh request OF M. C1emenceau he
Sas saved from the guillotine ana
his sente..ce eommuted to 20 years
in prison. Friends of the Tiger,
who like to tell of his ready W.T..
always recall his remark when doe,
tors told him the wound, the second
lie received during his public career
would not prove fatal.
ssMine enemies shoot very bad
lv,o was the scornful remark.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-08-30
NEGRO YOUTH TO
GO BACK TO lone

A 16 year old negro, who the I'M
perial authorities claim escaped from
the state boys reform school at
lone, was arrested Wednesday by
the authorities there on the COM
plant of the proprietor of gro-
ceTy store.
The negro who gave MS name as
D. Williams, attempted to cash
forged check at grocery store, and
when the proprietor became suspi-
cious of him the authorities were
called in who Immediately identi-
fled Williams as the escaped con-
wet CT lone.
Williams who admitted that he
forged the check to obtain funds
with which he could leave the
country, was to leave for the reform
school to resume serving his sentence
rs soon as the authorities from lone
arrived.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-08-30
SLEEPY PRINCE
j IS ENROUTE TO
/ 1 TO WASHINGTON
New York Skyline Gives
s Wales a Big
a Thrill
BY FRANK GETTY
United Press staff Correspond

-
NEW YORK, Aug. 30-Thes Prince
of Wales started down to Wash,
.ington today-sound asleep. :
H. r. H, who was to lunch with
President and Mrs., Coolidge and
their son, John, at the white house,
went to bed aboard the special train
and was sleeping soundly when they
passed through the Pennsylvania
station and pulled out for Washing
ton at 1853 o clock. l,
The tram was due in Washing
ton about noon. .s 5i
+ Secretary of State Hughes was to
meet Wales at the union station in
the capital, where the reception was
to be as unofficial as the prince
could wish. ,.~ - s.f M ..tr
What. with the business OF nn-
packing and getting settled at the
Long lsand residence Of James A.
Burden, it was about $3.50 this morn
ing before the prince turned in, ac-
cording to David Boyle, his per-
sOnal attache. ..s- .,
Colonel Oscar Holbert and Butler
Wright of the state department were
the others who accompanied Wales
to Washington. @ 'a' IS.
Watches Sunset
Strangely enough, it was the sky
line of New York that made the
most lasting impression OF his first
"a hours on the prince. Wales,
standing on the aft deck of the
gracefuln' Black Watch'' as it sped
ON to Glen Cove, got the thrill of
his arrival out of the myriad spires
of industry stretching into the sun
set. 2
The prince drew deep breath as
he scanned the delicate traceries of
steel outlined against the, late at
ternoon sky and exclaimed to those
With him.: ,4-,
cts wonderful.
The. "lBlaek Watch has been on
a scouting expedition along the
Long Island shore previous to the
princes arrival and without an
nouncement the landing at the es-
tate of Mr.. and Mrs. Howard X.
Pratt was. selected in preference to
others at which throngs awaited a
chance to catch glimpse of him,
but when finally he set. foot ashore
there was a popular welcome and
plenty awaiting him. d..a
Glad to Ru Here
And the prince, liked it and re-
sponded. I'D t,
GLOW do you doa" he called,
with a wave of his hand.
After brief chat with Mr.. and
Mrs. PrattYthex prince entered a
Rolls Royce pha preceded by a mo-
tor escort, was whirled on to Syos-
set. ,&>t E
There his official hosts, Mr.. and
Mrs, Henry r. Winthrop, were
joined by Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Bur
den, the former son of the mis-
tress of the magnificent estate
where Wales will make his head
quarters. 4esl' 'ese3 3 'h F'e
- Nothing of the once popular con
'ception Of 'upstage" royalty about
this young man of the house OF
Windsor.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-08-30
TO DEPORT !, TWO.
MEXICANS WHO
HAVE HELD BOY, |

In an attempt to lessen the num-
Der of crimes being committed by
unnaturalizezd aliens in dmperial
county, the immigration authorities
late yesterday arrested three Mexi,
cans at Alamo giving the names OF
Fernando Fondena, Juanno Gultang
andSAntonio Romano, ten year ola
boys - ~ ~ fai' -'ih X
! The two elder Mexicans who have
4 long record of convictions for
burglaries, bootlegging and rum run.
ming were put in the county jail at
FL Centre to await deportation.
The juvenile authorities of ~
Centre who were put in charge OF
the youth believe that he is being
detained by the two Mexlcahs
against his will. They are endeayor-
ing to learns the. identity .of the
youth in the hopes of restoring him
Ito his relatives or friends,
Imperial Valley press., 1924-08-30
POLICE EXPECT
TO APPREHEND
BANK R0BBER

wAT'rs, Calf, Aug. 33o.-With
several important clews revealed,
deputy sheriffs today expected to
now apprehend the robber who late
yesterday held up the First Ma
tional Bank of Watts and secured
nearly $4,000 in currency.
The bandit tied two assistant
cashiers, who were alone in the
bank, scooped up all the money in
sight, and fled.
For two days before the robbery
the holdup man, posing as deputy
had been changing
around ~. the bank, telling the in
stitution s officials he had Hinside
information " robbery. was SEIZED.
uled and has been detailed to guard
the place. In reality he was inspect
ing the "layout in advance Of his
own theft. 38@sE
Imperial Valley press., 1924-08-30
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Named for County
Central COnlnlitte
From, El Centre

Complete tabulation of votes cast
at the primary election Tuesday is
not available today at press time.
County Clerk Cal Mousseau stated
that difficulty in getting returns
from the outlying precincts prevent
ed speedier count. He announced
the names of Ell Centre men nom
mated to serve on the county CEN
tral committee. They are as fol-
lows:
Republicans--Charles l.. Childers,
Ross It. Hickcox, A. H. Keller, w.
A. Lavayea, j. S. LoofbourOw and
C. f. Scott. Democrats Frank g..
Weir, Cal Mousseau, j. X. Jenkins:
Dorsey f. Whitelaw, j. s. Oswalt,
Elmer Beck, and James w. Glass
ford.
The men elected to serve On the
committee will receive their certi-
fieates in about ten days. Their
term of service will cover the next
two years unless they resign, Names
of the other members of the com
mittee from the remainder of the
county will be announced in the
Monday issue Of the Press as will
the official tabulation of votes east
for other offices.