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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-08-06

En- el diario Gel Globo" de San
Juan aparece un telegrama suscrito
por q senor Hilario Rivera Zayas
relative un deficit en- las obras del
acuedutto de esta poblaci6n.
Tanto ell Sr. Zayas como ell pue-
bio de Aibonito todo, sabe en- que
ccnsiste ese deficit, pero como este
podria pnducir error a la isla en-
general. para el buen nombre de la
Administration que tengo el honor
de dirEir, 1e ruego Sr. Director, de
cabida Yen las columnas de su illus
trado diario a las siguientes expli-
caciones.
Las oHas del acueducto de Aibo
nito fuerpp subastadas por el senor
j. B. Filardi, de Yauco por la suma
de $26,5Sq0O. ESQ era para la cons
trucci6n te una presa dc 8M de al
tura Y ON una cantidad de hormi-
g5n expecifcada en- 1610M3. Al ha-
Ger las exacavaciones sc encontro
que 81 FL contratista sc limitaba a
su confato, las fundaciones no hu-
l.biesen legatlo base irme y el aqua
represala sc hubiese filtrado por de-
bajo della presa. Asi las cosas hubo
que extinder las excavaciones, 10 que
signifca un aumento dc 347M3 de
| hormigh.
| Ia Administration decide ademas
subir ID presa metros para dupl;-
car la antidad de aqua, 10 que sig
nifca In volumen de 438M3 de hor-
mig6n extra. Esto para beneficio
del puelo de Aibonito va que GUAM
tos hasan venido este attractive
sitio de keraneo habran podido apre-
ciar la arestia de aqua aqui, y las
inmensasl nlolestias que este ocaslo-
ma.
Para II pago de esos 785M3 de
hormigon " para pagar ell terreno
en- que s. ha construido la presa,
los cstudids y otros gastos de menor
Importance. es que sc ha solicitado
de la Asaihblea Municipal los veinte
mil dolara que Sc refiere el sefor
Rivera Za4as.
| Los datS que dejo expuestos fue-
ron sumibstrados por el Departa-
mento del tnterior, solicitud dc Ia
Asamblea Municipal, la que no ha
querido votg csa cantidad sin tener
tantes details exactos y minuciosos
de los gasta hechos en- la obra, Es-
to es, la AAmblea ha querido ac-
tuar en- forna cue haya diafanldad
absolute en- 4 asunto dc Ia represa,
Y en- este seftdo, ha tenido la mas
decidida ccopqaci6n de parte del
| Fjecutivo Mureipal. Queda eXplica-
dc, pues, ell d4cit de los vcinte nil
pesos. La renuEcia dc dos miembros
de Ia minoria len la Asamblea por
razones de indie politica en- NADIA
1 entorpecen Ia Harcha de la Admit
nistracion, la die sc propone dar
termino las obras emprendidas
para bien del pueblo de Aibonito y
para satisfactory de los que hemos
trabajado nro Aabohito llenos de "a
nejor buena vollhtad y anhclosos de
su mejor progrtso.
Con mis- gvadas por la publica-
ci6n, quedo deNud. alto. y S. s.,
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-08-06
ALIADOS Y ALEMANES
TRABAJAN CONJUNTAMENT

LONDRES, agosto 5. Omitted
Press) delegaciones aiadas la
alemana estan trabajando conjunta-
mente en- las oficinas del Ministerio
de Relaciones Exteriores, habi6ndose
reanudado la session plenaria de la con
ferencia interahada. Los asuntos que
Sc estan tratando en- la conferencia
entran pues ahora en- su segunda eta
pa con la llegada de la delegation ale
mana.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-08-06
VISITANDo LA CIUDAD
ENCANTADA

Aver tuvimos la satisfaction de sa-
ludar en- la capital al distinguido ca
ballerf Francisco Gaztambide, inspec-
tor de escuelas del distrito de- San
German. Gratas impresiones deseamos
al efciente funcionario mientras dure
su estada en- la Ciudad Encantada.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-08-06
LA. RAPIDA LANcHA DE GAsoLI
MA QUE HA ADQUIRIDo Ell DE
PARTANdENTo DE PRoHIBICLoNl
NOS DIo UNA DEMosTRAcIoN DE
LA vELocIDAD QUE DEsARRoLLA

Aver medic dia invitados por el
director de la Prohibition Mr.. John
r. Barrett dinos un delicioso paseo POI
la bahia de san Juan en- la nneva Ian
cha que ha adquirido ell Departamentoo
de Prohibition con ell fin de perseguir
a los contrabandistas "acuaticos" que
suelen mcrodear por la bahia siempre
que algtu barco extranjero atraca "a
puerto. 81
Fue una verdadera demonstration de
la velocidad que puede desarrollar>s sPste
nuevo tipo de lancha. Durante Ia PR
mera milIa de nuestro recorrido6 desa-
rroilo una velocidad de 25 n1ilaS por
hora teniendo que ser reducida POGO
despues de haber salido de l@ 81 Boca
del Moro diez millas. a
Mr.. Rarret Sc propuso tiemostrar y
casi nos convenci6 de qnes son varias
de estas lanchas el contfabando 'im-
portado' seria POGO menos que m fra
case en- la isla. ~
Entire los que asistietonya la demos
TRACTION de esta nuevs' gsso'iuera estn-
vicron: Mr. Barrett, lelI collector de Ia
aduana Mr.. Moore, dMr! Judice, Pales
Diaz representatives de los periodt-
cos "El Imparciai:y Correspondent
cia'', ''La Denoctacla "El Heraldo
de Puerto Rico, @tPorto Rico Pro-
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-08-06
LOS PART1DARIos DE LAFoLLET-
TIE DIsPUEsTos Veneer A ToDo
TRANCE LA, FEDERAcIoN AME-
RICANA DEL TRABAJo ENTRA
EN- ESCENA


ATLANTIC CITY, agto. 5 Omitted
:. .Press)==-Gompers, aun cuando esta en-
fernlo, esta prestando @tot,a su inauen-
cia v apoyo al movimiento laborista
que acaudilla ell senador Lafollette,
candidate la presidencia de la ma
cG6n por el Partido independents Ell
hecho de que Gompers presto su coo.
peraci6n al movimiento, indica que
la Federation Americana, del Traba-
jo, de la cual8 l8es Prosideate Gompers,
entra en- escena, con todo su poderio y
sus millones de votantes, dispuesta a
dar la batalla presidential por Lafo-
nette.
Ell movimiento que acaudilla Lafo-
llette esta considerable como Ell movi-
miento politico mas poderoso que
han in;ciado las fuerzas del trabajo
On los Estados Unidos. El programa
politico que Sc esta preparando es in
menso, Sc han organizado tre;nta mil
comit6s dc campa1a, centenares de
oradores recorreran toda 1a nacion pro-
pagando los ideales Que sustenta el
Partido Independence. Ademas, Sc
lanzaran manifestos, y los millones
de electores con que cuenta la Fedora
cion luchsran por dcrrotar Davis
y Coolidge.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-08-06
LA DELEGATION ALEMA- !.
NINA DIsFRUTA DE 9soDos Los
PEIvILEGros DE LOS ALLADos

1oNDEEs, agosto s. (United
Press) Macdonald ha anunciado pIl
blicamente que Sc ha recibido una no
tificaci6n oficial, EN- la cue Alenania
acepta la invitaci6n que. hubo de en-
viarsele para asistir la conferencia
interahada.
Los jefes de las delegaciones ALA
das han decididps que la delegation
aIemana goce de stodos los privilegios
derechos de- que disfrutan las de-
legaciones aliadas. Toda proposition
que presente la delegaci6n alemana Sc
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-08-06
Ell CoMITE LOCAL DE LOS AGRT-
CULToRES EN- GURABo
Gurabo, agosto 4, 1924.

Ell MUNDo,
San Juan,
Agricutores reunidos en- magma
A,samblea constituyen Comite Local
Presidente Rafael Maria Gonzalez, vi
cepresidente Ramon Gonzalez Nieves,
Tesorero Jose Ramirez, Secretario Ra-
fael Hernandez, vocales, Porfrio Diaz,
Juan Martinez, Fausto Carrasquillo,
Delegados La Asamblea, Rafael Ma
ria GonzaldE, Ramon Gonzalez Nieve
Y Juan Martinez.
FAUsTINo G. oNDINA.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-08-06
LOS INGLEsEs HAN LLEGADo !
UN ACUERDo CON LOS RUsoS


LONDRES, agosto 5 Omitted Press)
Noticias de procedencia francesa, in
dican que Macdonald lie dijo a Herriot
cue los ingleses habian llegado a III
acuerdo defnitivo con los rusos, y que
por 10 tanto, dentro de POGO Sc firma
ria un tratado entire Inglaterra Ru
sia
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La cOnferencia entire rusOS
e irlgleses fracosa

r& sometida al comite de expertos, pc
70 no Sc permitira que Sc susciten
cregtiones radicales, tai como la cul
pabihdad de la guerra pasada.
Un piso complete del hotel Ritz ha
sido rsservado para la delegation ale
mana.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-08-06

RESFRIADO CAUSAN DOLOR
DE CABEZA. LAXATIVE BROMO
QUININA desvia la causa,. curando
tambi6n La Grippe. Influenza, Palu-
dismo Fiebre Solo hay un BRO
MO OUININA". La firma de Ell.
GROVE viene con cada cajita.
Advt,
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gressn Y Ell MUNDo.

gress' Y Ell MUNDO.
A las tres Y media desembarcamos
satisfechos de las cortesias de que ha.
biamos sido objeto dc parte de MIR.
Barrett v pensando 81 este nuevo me-
todo ti-prohibicionista daria los
resultados radicales que espera el acti-
to Director de la Prohibition Federal.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-08-06
SILVESTRE FEIJoO
PraCtiCdntM

En- su dorniciIio. Monias No. z,
trabaja de su profession todos los
dias de 9 a II A M. y de 3 a 6
p. M, Tel. SIS verde, Aparato
o07. San Juan. p. r.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-08-06

Tenedor de Iibros graduado por
la La Sale Extension Universe
ty, con experiencia desea coIoca-
cion permanente 0 por horas ex-
tras.
Informaran: r. CABAN,
Post Office, San Juan
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NO MoLEETE A La PoL1o1A

solicitando syuda para encontrar IN
obieto perdido. Hagaio 2or medtacion
de HI MUND0. y
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LONDREs, agosto 5. Omitted
Press) Ministerio de Relaciones
Exteriores han informado que los dis
tintos comites de la conferencia anglo
rusa han estadosAtrabajando constan-
temente desde ell sabado. sin que ha-
yam conseguido hacer NADIA defnitivo
La delegation soviet Sc MEGA enfa-
ticamentet aceptar 4as enmiendas al
tratado, las cuales Sc consideran por
los ingleses como fundaZ1entales para
ell 6xito del misino. Sc ha anuncia-
do publicamente que las negociaciontes
para negar un entendico entire Fran
cia e Inglaterra Ran q,ledado rotas,
que la conferenciaE anglo-rusa ha re-
sultado un solemne fracsso, y que r'
tratado entire ambas naclones, por es
ia vez, tendra que espernrse un buen
tempo para que quede firmado.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-08-06

Sr. director de Gel MUNDO,
San Juan, Puerto Rico.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-08-06
HABLA Ell ALCALDE DE
AIBONITO
LAS oBRAs DEL ACUEDUCTo

Aibonito, P. R.,
A do agosto dc 1924,
Imperial Valley press., 1924-06-30
Incorporation,
Traffic Expert
for Farm Bureau
Continued from page ]


decided that the incorporation of
the local bureau was necessary. This
point was then reported by Mr.. Fin
ney.
According to Mr. Finney the bu-
reau will not transact any local busi-
ness such as crop buying and sell
ing but will lend all its effort to
the furtherance of Farm Bureau
plans to help the community as a
whole, the principal plan of which
is the railroad traffic department.
Capital will be secured and articles
of incorporation will be filed, ac-
cOrding to Mr.. Finney.
As the result of letter from the
Middlesex County Farm Bureau of
Waltham, Massachusetts,, the direc-
tors decided to sponsor the shipping
by-boat from San Diego to Atlantic
coast markets Of compressed bales
of alfalfa hay. The Middlesex farm
ers want Imperial county alfalfa
hay>1f guaranteed quality sent to
tl,em by boat. The plan was de-
'elared feasible by the directors and
will no doubt create many new mar
kets for Imperial hay in the east.
Before the close of the meeting
a committe of three, including A. G..
Finney, j. L. Dubois, and w. A. Nc
Fadden, was appoined to cooperate
in behalf of the bureau with the
Associated Chambers of Commerce
committee in the "See All Califor
MIA - tours plan. Then the group
adjourned and the meeting eneded
the season for the Farm Bureau.
The next meeting will be announced
early in the fall.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-06-30
PERSONALS

! Mr.. and Mrs. William p. Athey
spent the weekend in San Diego
leaving their little daughter Vera
there with relatives for the summer
Mrs. Athey s sister, Miss Olive Rick
ey returned with the Atheys for a
short visit in the valley. She liv-
| ed here two years and has a host
of friends who will be glad to know
she is in town.
The Roy Westmor.ands have tax.
en- cottage at Jaeumba for the sum
mer
Miss Helen Rugg spent the week
end at Live Oaks.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. ID. MeCary are
planning to leave Tuesday morning
for Ocean Beach where they will re-
main until late in September.
Miss Margaret Lanier will motor
to Los Angeles with Prof. Elmer
Todd tomorrow morning, to visit her
aunt for several days.
Frank Slocum has returned to FL
Centre from Mistletoe where lie
spent severa! days.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. E. Sylvester of
Meloland were in town today.
F. Eseherman came in from Seeley
on business today.
James Greene spent the weekend
at Jaeumba.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harvill spent the
weekend in Jaeumba.
Charles Matlin was noted at ia
eumba on Sunday.
Mrs. +. Warren Drummond spent
the weekend at Jacumba, where she
was joined by her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. j. r. Hieken of San Diego,
and her sister, Miss Dollie Hieken,
who motOred over from the coast.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. NJ. Linekin and
family spent the week end at Jaeum-
ba.
Sheriff Charles l.. Gillett and fam
lily motored to Laguna mountains.
yesterday. II
Mrs. r. L. Boget of HoltvYIe> Mas
in Ell Centre Saturday shopping.
Mrs. Fred Cox of CalexicSwas in
town Saturday on business.
Mrs. Will Abrahams motored to
town Saturday from Brawley.
Mrs. c. II. Eckert Of Holtville was
noted in town on Saturday. Mrs.
Eekert was accompanied by her
guest from Pomona 4 Mp. +. f.
Wheeler.
A. G. Kohnhorst of San Diego was
in III Centre on Saturday.
Mrs. Ernest Edwards of Holtville
motored to I'll Centre on Saturday.
G. w. Collins and SON Walter spent
the week end at their cottage at ia
Miss Dorothy Stanford spent the
weekend in San Diego.
Mrs. j. l.. Travers departed Sat
urdav for the east where she will
spend the summer
Mrs. S. A. Willis has departed to
spend the summer in Chicago.
Miss Clara Mae Reed Of FL Cen
tro and Miss Kathleen Kavanaugh
of Holtville left last night for ASH
omar TO attend the Girl Reserves con
ference for ten days.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. o. Cole spent the
weekend in San Diego.
Mr.. and Mrs. John ii. Morgan and
family went TO Jacumba on Satur-
day. Mrs. Morgan and children will
remain there for the summer.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-06-30
BOY SCOUT CAMP MAY
OPEN TWO WEEKS
THAN ORIGINALLY

The end of the first two week,
vacation period yesterday at tn,
Boy Scont Camp in the Lagun;
! mountains found mauy of the boy.
so enthused over camp life that
thev remeincd over for another tw,
weeks. Many new additions also
came to camp to take the place OF
the boys who had TO return 10 the
valley, with the outlook that tn,
second two weeks will find fully as
large an attendance as the first
Camp life is running smoothly now
and all the little minor difficulties
of getting tents mp and in place, q
swimming place built, etc, have all
been attended to, leaving the time
free for camp activities.
Certainly no more ideal spot in
all the Lagunas could have been
chosen than the site where the camp
is located. About two miles from
the resort proper, it lies in an open
valley with plenty of stately pines
for shade lots of good drinking wa
ter and a natural open spot where
assembly, camp fires and other
meetings may be held. The radio
installed through the kindness Sf
Kendall Brothers is working in fine
shape. and concerts from Oakland,
San Francisco and other cities en-
liven the evening 5 entertainment.
Yesterday the camp w&S made rich
er through the donation of an organ
from Fred Nebel-Thau, which to-
gether with the various musical in
struments already in camp, should
insure plenty of music.
Outdoor Life Is Great
The outdoor life together with
the hiking, swimming and Wholesome
meals is putting 4 coat of healthy
tan on the boys checks and muscle
on their bodies. No boy is permit
ted to spend more than ten cents
at the canteen daily for candy and
Il spirit of democracy reigns in that
every boy must wash his own dish,
help clean his tent daily and dot
kitchen police.
Dick Hockett was adjudged the
neatest Boy Scout in camp last week
ano walked off with the kodak, q
prize given by DR.. Norman Dupont.
The young Thompson boys, Law
renee and John, from CaliSatria,
who set valley scout history when
they started from Calipatria on the
hike for camp, rode home in real
stvle Yesterday in limousine rs
the guests of Il Calipatria couple
who were Sunday visitors at the
camp. The two lads, who are not
related even though their name is
the same, started from Calipatfia on
/ Tuesday morning and arrived at
Laguna camp the next day Tate in
he afternoon, after having ridden
IN six different machines and slept
,ut one night on route.
Scout Executive S. L. McCrOrv
makes the interesting that the camp
will be held open for third two
weeks session if sufficient boys
ign up to make this worth while.
Need Not Be Scouts
The boys need not be Boy Scout
any boy of the age of ten
n older being eligible. The rate of
i've dollars week will be the
anne as for the Boy Scout camp
roper. The one difficulty, Mr.. Me-
rory explained, will be to get suf-
icient men leaders to help take
harge of the boys. ANY reputable /
Imperial Valley press., 1924-06-30
KEEP
LONGER
PLANNED

man in the valley who would enjoy
q two weeks sojourn among the
pines without expense, in return for
assisting in this camp is asked to
communicate with Mr.. McCrorv s
office at Gas Main street in FL Cen
tro. The scout leader expects 10 be
in FL Centre all day Thursday at
which time he will be glad to inter
view any man who is interested in
attending this camp, in ease enough
boys signify their intention OF go
ing to make it practicable.
Many Visitors Present
There were so m~lv visitors for
dinner yesterday that accemoda-
ti0ns were seriously taxed, more
than so in all being seated. Those
who visited camp included Mr.. and
Mrs. Virgil c. Barber and DR.. Sam
uel Livingston Of Calipatria;. V. G..
Ray, Mr.. and Mrs. C. NJ. Wright
and daughter Dorothy, V. EErick
son, Mr.. and Mrs. T. +. Young and
daughters, and Mr.. and Mrs; G. S.
Blackman of Calexico; M. ID. Wit
ter, and J. Ralph Anderson of Braw-
lev: Sheriff Charles l.. Gillett and
family, Mr.. and Mrs. w. f. Clements
and daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. H. C.
Jones and son Harry, H. +. Ken
dali, j. f. Wiley, G. w. Edgar, w.
J. Reid, Mr.. and Mrs. f. w. Ferris,
Bobbie and Sherley Cary, Mr.. and
Mrs II Hickcoy and son Row
Mr.. and Mrs. r. w. Stewart, and
Mr. and Mrs. j. s. Eastman of Ell
Centre.
James p. Brazie, scoutmaster of
Troop Is of Calexico, j. f. Echols,
assistant scGutmaster of Troop Is of
FL Centre, and Fred NJ. Boyer, scout
master of Troop 4 of Calipatria will
act as camp scoutmaster for the com
ing two weeks.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-06-30

Viola Dana s newest VI etro pie
ture, "Don't Doubt Your Husband, -
directed by Harry Beaumont, is an
nounced as the attraction at the
Palace Airdome, Tuesday, July l..
1t tells the story OF a young couple
who have been hitting all the bumps
that can be found on the matrimo-
nial road as it exists in smart,
swift suburban society. Miss Dana
is the suspicious wife who notices
that her husband is more interested
in the interior decorators ankles
than in the decorations and stirs
Imperial Valley press., 1924-06-30
ARREST MEXICANS ON
CHARGE OF DRIVING
WHILE INTOXICA T e D

Felipe Morales. 30, Mexican and
Pablo Sisnerez, 10, Mexican, are
being held ut the icounty Jail on
charges of reckless driving. They
were arrested late on Saturday. by
Officer Ryan, who said that Sisne-
rez appeared to be intoxicated at
the time OF his arrest. Both Mex
leans were driving On the Calexico
highway.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-06-30

up n storm of racy entertainment.
The east includes Alan Forrest,
Winifred Bryson, John Patrick
Willard Louis, Adele Watson and
Robert Dunbar. The story, sswas
written by Sada Cowan and How
ard Iliggin. sslef
Another splendid feature picture,
" Happiness - featuring the one and
only Laurette Taylor, will be shown
tonight for the one night only. This
is Miss Taylor's latest Metro pic
ture and is adapted from the stage
play of the same name. A
Imperial Valley press., 1924-06-30
Man, Woman Die
AS Result OF
Money QUARREL
CONTINUED from page ~

Confined from page ~
to prevent the gun play and was
shot by one of the two, ihadver
tently.
Two revolvers were found in the
apartment, one of which had three
shells exploded and the other one
the police reported.
PASADENA. June 30.-Business
circles of Pasadena were shocked to
day by news of the shooting trag-
edy in Long Beach in which Henry
w. Meyer, prominent local business
man. was killed.
Meyer has been n resident Of Pas.
adena for some - years, owner of
a prosperous department store here.
During recent months he has been
engaged in an oil refinery project at
Long Beach in which Charles w.
Doris. the man held in the shooting,
was also Interested
Meyer recently went on an east
crn luying trip, returning to Pasa
Gena only last week.
He leaves Il wife and six child
rem here.
Washington fiber: growers have
formed an organization to market
their nuts comparatively.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-06-30

"The doctor gave some to Susie
Smith 8 mother and she was worse
off than you are and now she looks
just fine. There can be no
healthy, beautiful rosy-eheeked wo-
men without iron. Good physicians
have strongly emphasized the fact
that doctors should prescribe more
of the newer form of irony-Nux-
ated IronEfor their nervous, rum
down, weak, haggard-looking pa
tients. When the iron goes from
the blood of the women the roses
90 from their cheeks, and strength
and vitality from their bodies.s This
newer form of iron, like the iron in
your blood and like the iron in GER
tain green vegetables, is highly re-
commended to thousands who wish
quickly to increase their strength,
power and endurance. 1t is surpris-
ing how many people suffer from
iron deficiency and do not know it.
Iron is absolutely necessary to en-
able your blood to change food into
living tissue. Without it, no matter
how much or what you eats your
food merely passes through you
without doing you the proper
amount of good. You don't get the
strength out of it, and as a 'conse-
quence you become weak, pale and
sickly-looking, just like a plant try
ing to grow in soil deficient in iron.
You can tell the women with plen-
tv of iron in their bloOd-beautifui.
healthy, rosy-cheeked, women, full
of life, vim and vitality. You can
get Nuxated Iron from any druggist
under an absolute guarantee that it
will do the same for you or your
money back. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1924-06-30
Home Made pastry at steve's ad'

Attends Sisters Wedding Miss
Flora TAYLOR spent the weekend in
Yuma where she attended the mar
riage ceremony of her sister, who
was Miss Floy Taylor. The wed
ding took place Sunday and was d
quiet home affair Miss Floy Tay-
lor, who became the bride of Les
ter Ba,kley of Yuma, visited her
sister here quite recently.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-06-30

McIver on Business Trip. H.
MeIver, secretary and treasurer of
the Imperial IrrigafiOns District,
left for San Francisco yesterday on
business. He viii be gone all week,
according to his plans when he left
here.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-06-30
NEWS BRIEFS
From City and Comfy
Joannie ponalue to Leave--Joh

Johnnie Donahue to Leave-John-
iie Donahae, swho has been temp
oralilv assisting G. w. Runge,
freight and passenger traffic mana
ger Of this district of the Southern
Pacific. IS leaving E1 Centre tomor-
row for los Angeles and San Fran
cisco. Mr.. Donahue, who is well
known in the valley, viii remain R
Kan francisco indefinitely on COM
pany business. He was called to Ell
1entro several weeks ago when w.
J. 4. Harvill was injured in an
automobile accident. Mr.. Harvin
returned to work this morning.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-06-30

National Bakery Bread machine
made. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1924-06-30

Given Suspended Sentence-Rob-
ert l.. Hazelwood, %, arrested on
Saturday on charge of theft of a
pair of shoes, was given a SIX
months suspended sentence in police
court this morning. The sentence
WAS suspended on condition that
Hazelwood leave town at once. The
shoes were said to have belonged to
Earl Willoughby.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-06-30

Valley Beauty shoppe. Soft wat.
er shampoos, marcelling. Phone 324J
adv
Imperial Valley press., 1924-06-30

At Steve's the food is always
fresh. We have our own refrige-
rating plant. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1924-06-30

Watermelons from Yuma Valley,
Arizona, the forermHers of 200
acres are now on the market.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-06-30

Davis Beauty ?arlor, for appoint
ments. Phone 227. adv