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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-06-07

tafa, Caratini en- La Perla, v Thompson
en- oriente, forman un estupendo Guar
teto.
Que Suncar no es pitcher con Qua
qua de catcher quedara demostrado
cuando reciba Gamiz. suncar controla,
segun Doble Play.
victoriano Sc iba. del Athletics
porque no guerra ser "pinch hitter
1nicamente. Es honrado Ell moreno, no
quiere ganarse los dineros sin hacer
NADIA.
Ell pitcher San es mirado con malos
ojos hoy en- dia por Pipo en- Ponce se-
gun confdencias llegadas a mi. Sc ha
llegado desconfar del brazo de San,
y. hasta de su buena fe para los
..leones''. sS?? Perdiendo PONCE los
dos juegos manana, 81 los dos juegos
pierden los leones'' en- oriente,. !.
5cuantas cosas pasaran?. !. Seis do
mingos de juegos en- la serie contare-
mos mafiana, y hasta aqui NADIA amor
NAL ha sucedido. 5Pero negaremos q
contar ell decimo domingo sin alguna he
catombe? Esperemos con calma, recorr-
demos que Ell campeonato Sc empezo
pero. no Sc acabara, digo. Sc aca-
bara. pero antes de 10 especificado.
Hasta la pr6xima semana.
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Que le explique. Pues tratare de ha-
Ger nnemoria.
En- ell desafio de la tarde estando Ell
Humacao bateando su Ultima entrada
con una carrera abajo. Pepe Santana
jngador del Humacao logra ganar la
primera, segunda y tercera base, me-
diante jugadas varias. Willie Thompson
al bate con 8 bolas y un strike. Els tai
Ell ansia de anotar que domina San
tana que es sorprendido fuera de la
base por un disparo de pitcher terce-
ra. Con dos outs Willie logra ganar la
primera base y Sc estafa la segunda y
mediante un single de Frank Carrillo
anota la carrera de empate; 81 Santana
hubiess tenido un POGO de mas calma
el Humacao hubiese ganado Ell desafio
en- esa entrada y Sc hubiese evitado Ell
altercado que SO formo despues del
desafio.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-06-07
NUEsTRos PLAYERS

Las ligas americanas tienen interes
en- obtener varios players puertorrique-
nos para incorporates a sus respecti-
vos equipos. 81 manager Dunn del BAL
TIMORE, perteneciente la Ldga In
ternacional. ha encomendado a uno de
sus sssecretos RESIDENCES en- San Juan,
para que vigile muy de cerca ciertos
jugadores y les reporte los datos que
intsfesa tenar. Ell primero de estos ju-
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-06-07
LA GENTE DE 10 QUESOs TAM
BIEN ESTAN FUERTES

Para no quedarse atras, Ell active ma
nager Ginorio, del ANTILLANo
KRAFT. acaba de hacer Ia adquisicion
de algunos jugadores que lie hacia fal-
ia su novena, y esta en- condiciones
magnifcas para hacer frente cualquie
ra de las de su orden. cuenta con Bi-
gles, Rosado v Pichip6n para la defen
sa del box; con Net para ell hogar, Ces-
pedes y Nufez, primera base, Eladio y
Fabregas, segnnda, Crosas, tercera. vaz
quez al short, Cambian al left; March
al centric Ginorio al left. Torres v San
taelIa, utility.
Este eqripo esta preparado para en-
frentarse con cualquiera de su catego-
ria y reta las mismas para jugar en-
cualquier diamante de la isla. Victoria
tras victoria deseamos al sAntiIlano
soRPREsITAs TRAs soRPREsITAs
Beitia en- la loxa, Gacho en- la mon
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-06-07

Interesantes Manifestations del Juez
Brown relacionadas con los ultimos
juegos en- Humacao.- FL estado ac-
tual de la serie.- Promedio de los
Bateadores 'atleticos' y ''pante-
ras's.- FL Gacho en- sus mejores daas
Mateo Sc va. -
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Una Vez mas.


Los iiltimos Estilos de zapatos las
recientes novedades en- Medals de CO.
lores que ha traido LA FAVoRITA,
(San Justo S1) estan demostrando al
piiblico que sabe apreciar, que Puerto
Rico presenta al mismo tempo que
New York. Paris Londres, las Modas
que mas Sc vulgarizan, sin necesidad
de pagar altos precios como ocurre en-
esas ciudades. ia cOnvencersel
A yer nuestro gran surtido y nues-
.tras preciosas novedades.
JOSE LENA 3 co. Advt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-06-07
(Por EDDIE coLLINs)

A continuation publicamos una inte-
resante entrevista con Ell Juez Brown,
para aclarar ciertas erroneas interpre.
taciones que Sc han tornado a raiz de
los tltimos juegos celebrates en- Hu-
macao, donde los CRISES no quisieron
acatar una decision del umpire.
He aqui 10 que nos dice Ell amigo
Brown:
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-06-07

Cuando he tenido la suerte de servir
como umpire en- juegos del actual Cam
peonato de Base Ball siempre he ira
tado de ser 10 mas imparcial possible e
impartir justicia a todos por iguaI. MI
lena siempre ha sido este: "Gane
aquel que mayor actividad astucla
despliegue y que mejor Sc aproveche de
las oportunidades que Sc lie presentan.
No tengo simpatias a novena alguna
Mis- decisiones las doy de la mejor bne-
ma fe y basado sobre alghn preceptc
de nuestro C6digo Basebolero.
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Cristales para teatr0 y para 81 campo
s1.4S solamente

Cristslss para teatrO para 81 campo
$1.A6 solamente
Estamos ofreciendo . usted uno de
los mas bonitos gemslos. tanto para
sl teatro como para el campo un
precio tres o cuatro veces mas bajo
que en- cualquier otra parte. Garanti-
xamoa que este es Ell precio mas ba-
jo en- los Esrados Unidos. debido .
que nosotros sos importamos directs-
mente 10 ofrecemos ma parte de
10 que actualmente valen.
Tienen dos puIgsdss media ex-
tendidos dos cuando est6n cerrados
esta equipado con cristales podero-
sos, 10 que haee que usted yea obie-
tos que est6n varias millas de dis
tsncia. Muy titles para persOnas que
pasan vacaciones en- Ell campo, para
cazar 0 para distinguir los anima-
les que pacen en- el prAdo. Tambien
Sc usa en- la opera o EN- el cine. Vie
ne en- nm bonito estuche negro. Pre-
clio especial de propaganda mientras
duran las existencias $1.48.
NO ENvIE DTNERO. Pague al
correo SLAB el franqueo cuando re
cibs Ell paquete. Devolveremos 81 di-
nero 81 usted no queda satisfeeho
listed no uueda satisfecho
NEW YORK CENTRAL SUPPLY co.
Dept B-81
81 Third Ave. New York, N. Y.
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Pues estas demostraciones de indisci-
pima intransigencia de algunos juga-
dores la poca cultura de unos cuantos
fanaticos que asisten los desafios da
ran al traste con las personas que ejer-
cen la dura mii6n de 'Umpires
Llegara Ell dia que nadie Sc atreva
(Continua en- Ia pag. Io)
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-06-07


iAhl ESQ fue atroz En- la decima
entrada para Ell S. J. Athletics, despues
de haber anotado 8 carreras, por un
sssafe' que honradamente cante en-
Home Sc form6 tai escandalo que Ell
captain del team Humacao ordeno a
su gente no seguir jugando, en- de-
mostracion de su inconformidad y POGO
falt6 para que fanaticos inconsistencies v
jugadores 'intransigentes v POGO caballe
ros acabaran con mi pobre humanidad;
quizas hubieran lievado cabo un acto
vandalico sobre mi no ser por la prom
ia correcta Intervention de los Agen
tes de Orden Pubhco que Sc encontra-
ban ALI.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-12-06
WOMAN'S AUXILIARY
HOLDS MEETING AT
THE r. c. DYER HOME

The first fall meeting of the
Woman s Auxiliary of the B0ycc
Aten Post of the American Legion
was held last evening at the home
Of Mrs. +. G. DYER. at 632 Orange
avenue, a large number attending
the meeting while group OF new
members were taken into the or
ganization. Officers are TO be elect
ed N the next meeting which will
be December -, at the home of
Mrs. \. +. Dupont, according to con
summated plans during last night 5
meeting.
Considerable charity work has
been planned by the organization
for tie holidays, Individual gifts
and also articles Of clothing 10 be
give. the bows or The Alpine sani-
tarium, while legion members in
tie + Centre hospital and the east
side clinic VIII also be taken care
Of.
Work will be stsrted on the gifts
at the ne@t meeting following the
election.
New mrmbcr5 Of the American
Legion Auxiliary arc: Mesdames
Fred /. Riddle, Il. /. Martin, G. p.
Williams, Archie {. Farrar, Nolan
c. SmIth, Bernard Harrigau, Carl
5. Ncgt and B. l.. Scott.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-12-06
Society, Clubs, Lodges,
Churches and Schools
EIG-lElaa1EE41RalREE EaEENETEEssNEREEIE
MRS. NORTON REVIEWS IMPERIAL VALLEY
EASTERN STAR ACTIVITIES IN MAGAZINE

Genevieve c. Norton, past grand
treasurer of the Eastern Star, and
one of the most prominent members
of Signal Chapter o. E. S. in this
city, is being congratulated upon the
very splendid article from her pen
which appeared in the last number
of the Masonic Digest. Mrs Nor
ton S contr button covered activi-
ties of various Eastern Star
chapters goaehout Imperial Valley
since iis iuyeption and was excep-
fionally we'll written.
In preamble to the article, Mrs.
Ivy. c. Shelhamer, associate editor
of the publication, pays high tribute
to Mrs Norton as a rare and lovable
character whose fine qualities and
unassuming manner have won to
her host of friends throughout the
valley.
Mrs Norton takes her readers
back to the formation of the first
Eastern Star chapter in Imperial
Valley, back in 1908, at Imperial
when Is loyal citizens organized the
nucleus of this organization, now
valley-wide. Golden Rule Chapter
is WAS named, and prominent in its
early history were Mr.. and Mrs. An
sci X. Carrier, Mrs. Rose Brewer,
Mrs. Mabel Edgar and many others
who Will be remembered by valley
pioneers.
FL Centre had the honor of form
Imperial Valley press., 1924-12-06
MRS. GLASSFORD
ENTERTATNS WITH
SMART LUNCHEON

Mrs. !. VI. Glassford of 544 Nens-
ley avenue was hostess al lovely
enc o clock luncheon yesteFdav af-
ternoon when She entertained in
compliment TO Hr. Kate Slaughter
Of San Francisco who IS visiting
her niece. Mrs. T. Il. {. Fcnten Of
this city, and MR.. g. +. il ms
who expects to leave for Les Ange-
les in several weeks where she will
make her residence.
Pretty decorations Of the checry
Christmas oolors were employed as
the table decorations and III the
various rooms. Auction bridge
was the afternoon 5 peasant diver
sion and Mrs. Forrest kutz was
awarded the prize for high score,
while Mrs. Helms and Doctor Slaugh
ter received the guest prizes.
Among those present were the
honor guests, Doctor Slaughter and
Mrs. Helms. and Mrs. i. T. Nuffer
Mrs. Forrest Kutz, Mrs. c. +. Paris,
Mrs. J. $. Rcss, Mrs. Roy Brce Hove
and Mrs. i. r. c. Fenton.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-12-06
RGGRGHERHHEaRaEgEEEaR EEaRRGERREG9EAIEEERgEEG

ing the second chapter, 4 few
months after Golden Rule Chapter
was organized, and named her chap
ter after Mount Signal, which rises
like a beacon in the middle OF the
desert.
All Were Officers
Mrs. Norton likens the early days
of Signal Chapter to the lrishman S
man-o -of-war, all Officers and no
crew, and relates how, on one oeca-
sion, it was necessary to commaR-
deer bronzed son of the desert
into "'Sister Ruth s chair or into
the warden s station.
y picturesque character, around
whom Harold Bell Wright wove the
role of the surveyor in the Win
ming of Barbara Worth" was Elton
Harvey Gaines, member of the
Brawley Alamo Chapter, which was
organized in 1910, and was first pre-
sided over by Myrtle Hillen Jones.
Imperial Crown Chapter of Calex-
leo was instituted in 1912, with
Holtville, the youngest of the five
Imperial Valley chapters receiving
her charter in 1918. Mrs. Norton s
resume of Eastern Star work, since
its inception in the valley, forms an
interesting compilation of data and
should be preserved for future re-
ference by those who share IN the
activities OF this organization.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-12-06
NOTICE INVITING SEALED
PROPOSALS OR BIDS FOR
FURNISHING AND INSTALL
ING FILTER WASHING MA
CHINE FOR WATER SYSTEM
OF THE CITY OF Ell CENTRO.

Notice is hereby given that seal,
ed proposals or bids will be rcceiv.
ed by the undersigned city clerk of
the city of FL Centre, California, at
the City Hall of said City up to the
hour Of. 1880 O'Clock p. IN. on the
18th day of December, 1921, for
furnishing and installing for tie
water works system of said City
of FL Centre Gas indicated hy the
plans and specifications for Better
mcnts for the water works system
of said City on file in the office Of
the City Clerk at the City water
works Of said City ono rapid fine
sand filter washing machine of a
capacity of 100000 gallons per
( day.
The Board of Trustees of said
City reserve the right to reject any
or all bids.
BY Order Of Said Board Of Trustees
Dated this 4th day Of December,
1924.
JAMES A. SCHOFELD,
City Clerk of the City of Ell Cen
tro, California. 4t13
Imperial Valley press., 1924-12-06
Ladies GU!id to Mcct
at Church Next Tuesday

The Ladies Guild and Missionary
Society OF the Presbyterian church
.will hold an aii-dav meeting and
pot-.Lek luncho--l or Tues~Ly of
next week in the church has ment,
che luncheon 10 be served at 1880
y. III. Mrs. II. {. Coc, president
will preside at the meeting follow
Ing the luncheon and Mrs. \. C..
Hurlburt will have charge II the
missionary program and will gave a
discussion on Persia. while Ms. !.
+. Hyder viii have Syria for her
topic on the program.
VI mbers cf the society plau TO
make number of Christmas bags
for the Sunday School Children dur
ing the meeting for the Christmas
. tree
Imperial Valley press., 1924-12-06
MANY PRIZES ARE
GIVEN TO WOMEN
At BRAWLET FAIR

Prizes for every variety of fancy
needlework, for preserved fruit and
for flowers have been awarded the
women of the valley and all win,
ming prizes is now on exhibition at
the woman 5 department of the
Brawlev MidWinter Fair, the dis
play being one of the most attrac.
tive offers nj the fair. Among the
prizes in needle work are those
awarded for the finest luncheon
sets, library sets. dresser scarfs,
eenterpicccS, crocheted counter
panes, aprons, tatting. table mats,
cushions, dresses, patchwork quilts
and numerous other things. Women
receiving prizes in needlework in
elude: Mesdames Earl Pound,
Charles Eckert, Z. Steiner, c. c..
Reed, f. NJ. Sawyer, A. 7. Bates,
f. NJ. Bates, NJ. Meiser, Ed Hutch
inson, S. W. Burnett, J. F. Warner,
L. a Andrews, W. W. Kenyon, Eth
el Price. W. G. Richter. J. S. War
ner, Laura Senf, Eugenia Buck,
Cora S. Nerr. II. T. Haverkorst,
Pearl Robinson, J. S. Potter, Bert
Wade, G.. c. Reed, Rose Ward, G.
l.. Marsh, II. \. Humphrey II. b.
Stewart, Il. W. Jernigan. Stella
J. +. Warner, Claussen,
Mary Barber, F. W. Burnett, NJ. l.
Miller. the Misses Cora Nerr, Maud
Mercer, Vera Haverkorst. Eugenia
Buck, Esther Buck and of the high
school classes, the Misses Alice
Shank, Ella May Milligan, Lucille
Wells, Elinor Schultz, Lucille Wells,
Ruby Struuk, Alice Scvbert, Edna
Eandall, Loretta Flynn Hazel Var
5rough.
Prizes for canned and preserved
fruits were awarded to Mesdames J.
Ralph Anderson, Z. T. Echart, j. 5.
Potter q. l.. Marsh. Chris Wcstgard
and Miss Laura SWEET. Mrs. J.. y.
Andrews won first prizes Tor mar
laiadc and doughnuts.
Winners OF prizes for the pret-
.iest rhrysauthemums were: Mrs.
I. s Potter, first prize; Mrs. J. NJ.
}ange, second prize; and Mrs.
Festgard, third prize. OF the roses
Mrs. 4. L. Marsh WAS given first
,rize and Mrs. /. \. Andrews,
etond.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-12-06
Business WOmGH'S Club
tC Meet Monday Night

Members of the Business and Pro
fessional Woman'5 club will hold
their regular fortnishtly meeting at
the club rooms in the Duuaway
building on Monday night, Hecem-
Der s. The meeting viii start
promptly at ?. N. and following
tie business scussion, work viii
which the club plans to make, and
2 number of dolls are TO be dress
ed for poor children.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-12-06
Mr.. AND MRS. MONT
REID ENTERTAIN
PRESENT DAY CLUB

Members Of the Present Day club
were entertained delightfully."- last
evening at the hcme Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Mont J. Reid, at 6S5 Olive
avenue, a short program being en-
joyed the first part Of the eve
ming. Mrs. W. W. Apple presenting
splendid discussion Of the an
cicut civilization Of China, while
Miss Josephine \. Brown, \. ". G..
\. secretary told of the work Of
the universities in China. Miss
Brown Is leaving next week for
China where she will carry on her
y. ". c. \. work for five years.
Auction bridge was played during
the remainder Of the evening, Mr.
and Mrs. r. =. Chesnut winning
high score and Mrs. Dan Y. holland
Of Los Angeles who Is the guest Of
Mrs. r. ". Campbell winning the
high guest prize and also Mrs. {.
J. Ritz.
Among the guests who were pre-.
sent were Mrs. c. t. 1'ar.s and Mrs
C. y. Ritz.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-12-06
NOTICE OF SALE
, Whom It May Concern:

10 Nhom IL May concern:
Take notice that on Thursday.
December 1lth, 1924, at II a. m. of
said day, ] will turn over to the
constable of FL Centric Township,
Imperial County, California, for sale
at said time at No. All Main street,
II Centric, Calf. ono Ford automo-
bile. California license 1924, No.
5495l, Motor 10. 25S4s0G, 9Is mo-
del. That said sale will be under
the provisions Of See 5. 30jI and
1852 Civil Code for labor perform.
cd and storage in the sum Of Fifty
and ten-100 dollars That more than
go days have elapsed since the per-
formancc Of said services. Sale win
be at public auction and to the high
est bidder at the hour of II a. m.
December il, 1921, at All Main
Street, Ii Centre.
29tlO J. L, MCDONALD.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-12-06
BIG CAST IN
POPULAR film
TULANE SUNDAY

While 1.-The Man Between, the
big Fiuis Fox drama, announced by
the Theatre Tulane for Saturday
boasts n versatile east in the pres
cnce of such favoritcs as Allan
Forest, Eola Vale Edna Murphy,
and others, j. also displays the
talents of Della Wanna, the r;tion-
ally known dancer who recently
scored Il hit on Broadway.
Borrowed Husbands which
comes TO the Theatcr Tulanq sun
day and Monday, has an exceptional
east headed by Florence Nidor. who
has the leading feminine role. Rock
life Fellowes, Earle Williams. W.
J. Irving, Robert Gordon, Charlotte
Merriam, Claire Dubrcv. Violet Pal,
Imperial Valley press., 1924-12-06
"FOENTATN DAY" AT
VALLEY Drug PROVES
VERY SUCCESSFUL

Fountain day proved a huge SUE
cess Ter women ot the zen Thousand
club who were permitted half of the
proceeds Of the fountain sales al
the Valley Drug company yesterday,
through the courtesy OF Robert
Burns, owner.
Although the' weather conditions
we've unsettled and in spite of the
fact tha. il was Fl Centre day at
the Brawley Mid-Winter fair, large
crowds continued TO pour into the
drug store throughout the lunch
hours and until late III the after
noon.
Club women were especially ap.
preclatiye OF Mr.. Burns generosity
IN offering them this favor, and
state the result of the proceeds were
quite gratifying.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-12-06
Auto Speeders
Are Given
Warning

Complaint has been made to
Chief Barker. regarding the prac-
tiee ot drivers speeding on Fourth
street near the Lincoln school dur
ing the morning hours, when child
ren are on their way to school.
There have been several narrow
escapes from serious accidents, due
to the thoughtlc,aness of the drivers,
who take advantage OF the fact that
there has been no policeman on duty
in this vicinity for the past week,
dae to the injury to Traffic Officer
Schlanzc.
Steps will be taken by the chief
to put stop to the practice, and
those who are caught speeding will
be taken into court aud fined for
violating the law, the chief said.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-12-06
PROGRAM OF LOYAL
YOUNG LADIES CLASS
TO BE POSTPONED

Due 10 the fact that the local
girl reserves wished to presen.
their Yesper services Il Tie State
Street Christian church on Decem-
Der Il. so that the pipe organ will
be available in presenting their
program, the Loyal Young Ladies
class of the church have postponed
their program until Deeemher y.
The Loyal Young Ladies Glass
plan 10 present one of the best en-
tertainments of the season on the
latter date. and the program viii
be announced later.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-12-06
College Woman's Club
Entertained at BrGWley

Tie Imperial Valley collcgc Wo-
mans club is being entertained at
! O'Clock buffet luncheon today at
the Brawley high school. Following
the luncheon, delightful Christmas
party will furnish the entertainment
Of tie afternoon. A number Of wo-
rien from the FL Centro chapter are
10 attend the affair, according to
report.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-12-06
BLISTERED EFFECTS IN
KNITwEAR ARE SMART

Blstered effects in knitted outer
wear are smart, and are being de-
veloped in light weight yarns. Lace
patterns also belong in this class,
zephyr yarns nearly always being
used.
Knitted fringe is an interesting
development Of this industry, and
falls in line with the vogue for
fringes generally. Hand fringed
edges for homespuns and tweedS
also are good, and make a very eff
fective finish for the bottom OF
tunics.
Es. lido, San Diego county, is TO
have a district high school.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-12-06

n,cr. and a host Of others.
Many interesting discussions have
arisen from the title of the photo
drama. Borrowed Husbands, "
adapted from Mildred X. Barbour 5
famous novel of the same nane,
HIS put fresh interest in the Ige-oh
qtestNon, "Shoul1 husband or
wife keep up friendship with mem
bers of the opposite sex after mar
riage2' The film treats the sub
lect from new angle aud furnish
cs conversationalists with arguments
that make debate interesting.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-12-06

A treat is in store for all those
who patronize the Palace theater
tonight, where 1.-The Silent Ac-
cuser, the new Metro -Goldwyn
production, opened last night. A
new dog star, Peter the Great, gives
a remarkable performance, chang
ing in an instant, from gentlq
animal into snarling, fighting
beast. The feature players include
Eleanor Boardman, Raymond Me
kee and Earl Metcalfe.
In addition to the regular fea
lures Tommy and bee" will
give a splendid sharp Shooting act.
IN private life Tommy and
&" Bee are Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Ray.
They have b,en on the stage for
a number Of years but expect to
Imperial Valley press., 1924-12-06

make their home III Holtvillc in the
future.
1.-THE Snob, - the first production
for Metro -Goldwyn by Monta Bell
comes to the Palace theatcr Sunday
night. 1.-The Snob' is a film YER
sion of the novel by that name by
Helen f. Martin, and, like many
others of her stories, is centered in
small Pennsylvania Dutch town.
In the east are John Gilbert, Nor
ma Shearer, Conrad Nag,l, Phyllis
Haver, Hedda Hopper, Margaret
Seddon and many others.
Leo Hetzel has taken group
pictures of the FL Centre football
champions which VII be thrown on
the screen Of the Palace thea.er to-
night.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-12-06
WATER DISAPPEARS
FROM RESERVOIR
ny United Press Leased Wire

TAGLEGA, Ala, Dee. G.-rhe
sudden disappearance of two mil
lion gallons of water from the new
municipal reservoir here was prob
lem pulling city officials and en-
gineers today.
The water vanished in three
minutes after the bottom of the
huge reservoir dropped out.
The citY's water supply was be
ing pumped directly into a filter
ing plant pending construction OF a
nuW reservoir.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-12-06
TWICE TOLD TALES
SECTION TO MEET
WITH MRS. LAKEW

The regular scmi-nor;hly meeting
of h" Twice Told Tales section Of
tho Ten Thousand Club viii be
held at the home Of Mrs. Joha La
rcw at Gil state Street on Monday
afternoon aud the meeting viii be-
gin promptly al 2:30 +. H.. accord
ing to announcement. \ Chri F.mas
story VII be given by Mrs. Forrest
Kutz who has charge of the pro-
gram for the afternoon.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-12-06
MANY SECRET INDICTMENTS
RETURNED IN NILES CASE

WARREN, Ohio, Dee. 6. - One
hundred AID -four secret indictments
were returned late Friday by the
special grand jury which has been
probing the recent Niles disorders.
The jury also recommended the
removal of Mayor Harvey G. Kistlcr
and Police Chief j. l.. Rounds Of
NilCs