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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-09-10

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hace sufrir 81 cuerpo - naesfras
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absolute cooperation de vuesffa paf.
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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-09-10
lack Dempsey en- Npfas de Ia gran peea dedaa que ha
exalnadO detendanete Ia hOa de services de Harry Wills
no a euGOntradO en- ella NADIA que mueva SD admiration

lex Richard aSegw6 aver en- ueya York que Ia venta de en-
tradas @rd extraOdiNara en- proportion Ia HdOe del
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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-09-10
Ell COMITE TERRITORIAL PURO

Ell Comite Territorial del Partido
Constitutional Historico, mas bien,
Puro, Sc reune en- session ordinaria
todos los martes por la tarde. Y
aver, siendo martes, dicho Comite
debia reunirse Reinaba verdadera
espectaci6n, pues Sc creia que en- di
cha session habfa de tratarse la cues
tion de los candidates a Comisio-
nado Residente en- Washington, Y al
calde de San Juan, por la coalici6n
repdblico-socialista.
Pero. no rhuPo tai eosas, Los PnEos..
desean aprovechar estas tltimas no
ras, no. desperdiciar nj un solo mi
nuto, en- la inscription de su parti-
tido, Y al efecto, decidieron suspen-
der la session ordinaria, hasta que
'haya pasado ell periodic de inscrip-
cion del partido.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-09-10
Il DepartamcntO de instruction llama Ia
atend6n de los inSpedOreS eSmIares Ia
Ga Ia SOSpchOSa mOraIdad de GertOs
Ud Id WSpcUlOSd
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tSIaS pdSoaS-dICe d s.. HgEs.a -
eSlsn "a fuus n VnHs dhBsa
SVpaTsrv b mas Cfualo pss

~ Comisionado a. Instrurs86n. -
nor Huyke. nos di6 aver para -.
blicar la siguiente circular
5 De- sspiismbrs A. t82G
Carta Circular IA 2s
Imperial Valley press., 1924-09-03
JUDGE .CAVERLYl
STUDIES MURDER
! CASE EVIDENCE
BY United Press Leased, Wire

CHICAGO, Sept. 3-Behind bull
wsrrk ofspolieemen, hell and elevator
boys, Justice John r.. GaYerly I'd
day attacked the last 600 pages o}
testimony IN the murder hearing of
Nathan Leopold and Richard: Loeb
for the murder of Bobby Franks, on
September 10. Justice Caverly will
impose sentence on the. youths. j
Justice Gavsrly hopes to conclude
reading of~the testimony by Friday
when he plans to depart for the
home of a friend aboi1t 100 miles
from Chicago. There, he will make
his fateful decision. -E q
Freaks have been writing letters
to Justice Caverly,- some demanding
death for the slayers, and others
asking mercy. Some of the letters
contain threats,
Yesterday. Mrs. Caverly received
telephone call from person pur1
porting to be police captain, who
told her that Justice Caverly had
been shot and killed in cemetery
where he was attending "a funeral, ,
Mrs. Caverly became hysterical. a
police guard drove her to the cent
etery, where they found the judgs,
unharmed. "a ..c
Imperial Valley press., 1924-09-03
La TOILETTE IS :
VICTOR in REF.
PRIMARY, Wise.
N Rrrited PRESS hcased Wire

MILWAUKEE. Wis, Sept. b ~
Practically the entire slate of Sen
ator M. La Toilette in the Wisconl
sin Republican primary was assnr-.
ed of victory. on the face of latest
returns today.
Coy. John j. Blaine, La Toilette $
Wisconsin lieutenant, held coms
manding lead over his nearest OPP
popent, A. R.. Hirst. The vote with
l74O precincts out of 267s report
cd was Blaine 151,132; Hirst
1o4,633; George +. Comings,, 24,l21.
In the fight for secretary of
state. La Follette's man, Fred
Zimmerman, continued his great
lead over Theodore Dammann,
Blaine s choice for the office. The
count was Zimmerman, 96,131;
Dammann. 2s,991.
Francis Dawson, supported by
President Coolidge forces in Wis
consin, ran a poor fourth.f
: Solomon Levitan, La Toilette S
candidate for state treasurer, was
leading Henry Jolnson 55,140 to
IA, 122.
Fred r. Zimmerman, endorsed for
secretary Of state by La Toilette,
had an Overwhelming lead over
Theodore Dammann, endorsed by
Gov. Blaine, aud two other can
'didates. Returns from l29 pre-
eincts gave hiln 94,996; Dammann
.27,s79; johnson 1899 and Day
idson 17,O09. E
Imperial Valley press., 1924-09-03
Sleeping Beauty
Arrested in L. "A.
AS Store RObber
BY United Press Leased Wire

. los ANGELES, Sept 3..41Patri'
aia Baird, beautiful, blonde and 10,
lay sleeping soundly on the floor
of the Krystal Fur store, COZ South
Flower street, early today. In her
arms she. grapsed fur and gowns
worth several thousand dollars,
Two night watchmen, investigat-
ING a broken window, awoke Patri-
Ella when they turned a flashlight
in her face. She. greeted them with
smile which broke into a giggle,
and arose ,unsteadily to her feet.
At the Central station, VIII ire
she was subsequently booked on a
cha rye of attempted burglary, Pat
ricia told her story. IA 60 ga
II was walking along Sixth street
some time last nighA'' she said,
struggling to recall just what had
happened, '"when a nice looking
chap came along in an automobile
and offered me ride. - s
Drank Much Scotch
hadn t gone very far before
he remarked that / didn't seem to
have many clothes on. | told him
that they were all 1 owned, 1and
that | was broke, so he suggested
we pull off little,s bnrglarx job.
1850 we fortified ourselves with
4 few drinks of Scotch,a, Patricia
continued, this. remark, being. sub
stantiated by aetecsisesrwitiain the
range of the pretty blonde :, scent
eds BREATH and picked out the 'fur
store. I kicked in the window and
we entered. Then burglar alarm
started ringing, and that S about all
| remember.
~ passed out. either from the
Scotch or a blow on the jaw. The
nice young man apassed out toe
out of the store, but | went to
sleep on the floor. And that's my
story. - @gr
Patricia, still smiling 'sweetly
sarm apparently greatly alnpsed over
'thes situation, was led ,tosa cell.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-09-03
NIGHTS OUT ARE
FAVORITES WITH
PRINCE EDWARD
Calls Off Hunt When
He Dances All
Night g.
By FRANK GETTY,

SYOSSET, L. L., Sept. ,3.-The
Prince of Wales slept late today
after another night out.
Wales was scheduled to follow
the hounds in one of the fashion
able Long Island hunts, but since
he got in after 5 a. m. hes called
off the hunt planned and sleI. in-
stead.
Following a dinner at the Winth-
rop estate in Woodbury.. III. r. H.
motored to Mrs. Vincent Astor s
estate at 3 a. M. and danced there
until nearly daylight. 1t was be-
tween 5 and 6 Il. M. when he final
lv got back to the Burden estate
and turned in, calling it a night and
part of "a day.
The dinner at the home of Mr..
aud Mrs. Henry Winthrop was made
eventful by failure Of the Long Is
land electric supply during tlun-
derstorm butsthe party proceeded
sbv candle light .4St 4s
Fsl TO Appear Saturday
Sat dinner Wales sat between hih
hostess and Mrs. Charles Dana TIN
son. }F@&, Si ENN
:, The prince has no definite plans
for today, his aides said,s but may
play polo late this afternoon al
though three of his ponies are some
what stiff from the hard workout
he gave them yesterday.
He also plans to play some. golf
during the next day or SO At thh
Piping Rock Club where he will
be guest at dinner tonight with
the American and British polo play.
ers. VAIL
Wales next public appearance
will be Saturday at the first ghnle
of the International polo matches.
Saturday night the prince will dine
with Clarente Mackay and Sunday
he will beethe guest of Sir Esne
Howard the British ambassador.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-09-03
Unique Bits From,
FASHIONS Realm, to
Please Everybody

The new swagger wrist bags that
fasten with a key lock are striking
accessories. They come in nearly
any. combination of colors, both in
silk and leather; but airedale brown
striped silk, linked with orange is
especially pleasing.
Oxblood coral is among the semi
precious things now in vogue. 1t , is
often combined with crystal and
with carved gold beads.
The Spanish heel is seen ON most
of the new pumps worn here at
present. They are frequently of
satin but velvet pumps are also be-
ginning to creep into the lilnehght.
& With the shades of bronze which
are to be smart this autumn, there
is a shade of reddish brown and
another of brownish red. Black sand
royal blue are still at the peak of
fashion when. used together.
5ffs& sst - ~ 5khEE
ss9 At Deauville, and the other fash.
ionable sea shore resorts, women to-
day are wearing no stockings,
whether on. the beach or she. street.
Instead they. use brown powder
upon their limbs and ankles.
Many of costume accessories Just
now are flesh colored. They are, it
must be admitted many 'colors of
flesh, according at least to the
fashion color schedule. But gloves,
stockings and wrist bags are sup
posed gto match in some one of the
skin shades. fK
Imperial Valley press., 1924-09-03
GUATEMALA ), GIRLS
ARE NOT ALLOWED
ITO TRAVEL ALONE
by United Press Leased Wire

! SAN FRANCISCO. Sept. a
The most beaufifulsgila il Guate-
malas' is plallasings to -float Latin
american conventions and go to her
home eenatry to meet xhet. fiance
and be}nlarfied..
/ All because proxy marriages are
not couissenahcesb in 1 the United
States.sa fsss r.
:. Miss Clemehteia. DsA Pinot and
sErnesto Barrios, wealthy coffee
planter, had arranged for Ramiflo
Pinot, the girls brother, to pose ,as
proxy bridegroom because Barrios
could not come sheref for the cere,
'moiiy' and Miss Pinot is mot allowed
,bv., convention to travel alone.
> But when California courts turn
ed a deaf ear to1the pleas. for the
proxy marriage. Miss pinot an
il6anced that she would fling con
vention to ther winds. If she can
not. travel asa married woman by
proxy, she travel as single wo
man, she declares.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-09-03
4. Bandits };I y1I With u h.. !,
Woman as Leader
Flee From Store
by t}nited Press Leased Wire

MONROVIA, Sept. 3.-FoT ban
.dits, led By q woman, were frus-
atrated in an attempted store robbie
Try here early today, fleeing after
their ear was wrecked during gun
battle with Patrolman Garter.
/ The quarter was surprised rs they
were driving away from ehe rear
of the Ashur Dry Goods store, with
their machine piled high with mer-
chandise. The office opened fire,
sand the speeding machine plunged
into the ,curbihg some distance
down the street.
Fleeing in the darkness, the three
rneh and the woman escaped, but
their loot was recovered. The auto
mobile is believed to have been u
stolen car.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-09-03
Arkansas Prison
Announces Youth
Escaped Aug. 22

LITTLE. ROCK, Ark, Sept Rss2
Charles @. Keith, youthful despera-
do who engineered a, wholesale es-
cape of prisoners from the peniten-
tiary at Lansing, Kansas on .Decenr-
ber 2, 1929; and who, shot and killed
sa Lansing officer following his cap,
-tnre in Texarkana is at liberty
again. Officials admitted that
Keith escaped on. August % after
a gauntlet, of bullets from
the. guns of prison guards. They
refused to explain why the, affair
had been, cloaked in; such secrecy.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-09-03
Western Meat Go.
Must Divests It.
]. Self Of o Stocks ST


4 SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 3.-The
Weatefn Meat Company, charged
hy, stffe federal trade commission
with violation Of the Sherman. and
rClavton antitrust laws. must dlvest
itself of stock it holds in the Ne
-vada Packing Company according
40 an order handed down ,here by
the United States western circuit
court of appeals. sse D., x
The. .conrt upholds = order. issued
some time ago by Che commission
ordering the Western Meat Compa-
ny to comply with the trust laws
and its decision is expected to have
considerable !. effect upon similar
cases. now peaarlg iq W risusf fed
eral courts of the country.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-09-03
Berengaria Is
| Returning to
South hampton
Il -, -. I. ~

NEW YORK, Sept: 3.-The Beren
gaTia Of the Cunard line, left today
for Is Southampton / with. Captain
] asmes Loughlin, : ittsb1rgh million
aire; occupying athes suite which the
Prince. of Wales had during his west
bound voyage. Gloria Swanson, mo-
'tion picture actress, had the suite
occupied by Lord and Lady Mount
batten on the princes party. sS+-
Georges T Carpenter, a, passengers
said. lhess was leavingi for. "a two
months vacation i'll France before
returning to meet Gene Tunney, his
recent conqueror in another fight.
1 In. the mail on the Berengaria was
a stack of letters written by the
Prince of Wales. -.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-09-03

SUGGESTIONS THAT
ARE USEFUL.aFOR
ALLHOME MAKERS

A. Z a
A little floor wax rubbed ON the
sides and lower edges of the bu-
Feau drawers will make them slide
easily and cure any stieking,5
The burned surface and edges of
cake can be removed .with,a crater.
Butter, eggs and milk are prone
TO absorb strong flavors. Keep them
- -El X
A pinch of salt mixed with the
flour before adding water will pre-
veHts humps from forming when
making gravy.
! Oranges bought in large quanti-
ties should be wrapped in their pa
pers and kept so they cannot pos
sibly touch each other. ~
Imperial Valley press., 1924-09-03
TAPIoCA RAIsIN PIE

= / pint hot water; 1-3 teaspoon
salt, y cup sugar, ~ cup Minute
tapioca, u cup raisins, juice Of half
a lemon, | egg, nutmeg OR CHINA
mon. @&
Boil Is minutes in double boiler,
fapioca, salt, sugar and raisins in
hot water, stirring frequently. Re
move from stove aud add lemon
juice aud egg we'll beaten. Line
deep plate'with pie crust fill with
the cooked tapieca and sprinkle
with nutmeg or cinnamon. Cover
with top crust and bake deli
cate brown, or make with one crust
and use a meringue.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-09-03
Man 78 Years
Old Rejuvenated
Another Victory for alandex
EATONvILLE, WASH.
.Iuiv 90. 1872

July 20, 1924.
Glandex Laboratories,
Los Angeles, Calf.
Dear Sirs;
Enclosed please find So for 6
boxes of your Glandex. ! sent for
dollar trial box Of Glendex and l
thought it did me more good than
anything II hageytaken- / am ~
wears old and it hmbered my joints
and I felt better all over. | have
taken many other gland tablets, but
vour, Glandex really has done me
much good. Yours very truly,
g@sYsigned) 49, i. PEAK.
This and many other letters are
being received by those that are
taking Glandex. Glandex is a won
derful gland tonic in tablet form,
which comes in a 10 days trial
treatment for $1.00.
Sold Cby money back guarantee.
Send 81 today. Glendex comes IN
plain package. Glandex Agency
900 n. Spring St., Los Angeles, oal.
GRow YOUNG WITH
GLANDEX
Imperial Valley press., 1924-09-03
BY HEDDA HoYT 4
,hion Editor of tl.i3 United Pres.

4 dsHi3A LuAooA VA t-slS S@tNS~o ~gS
NEW YORK, n. Y, Sept. 3,Tke
in between hat this year win not
be eloche'. For as far as fash
ions 90 the cloche is dead. Per
haps no other style seemed so suit
cd to the 'bobbed head aud wo-
men win be reluctant to give 1T
ND. What's what in Paris. soon
becomes what s what in America
and the Parisians have completely
done away with all hats of cloche
shape for the fall season. This is
PROBABLY due 20 the fact tina. there
are not nearly so many bobbed hair
ed womea in France as there are in
America. The Partisan has been
wearing the -brimmed hat all
summer although we have seen very
few of these in America.
Paris. is turning to the high,
square brimmed hat with narrow
sort brims which turn upwards in
back, front or at the side to suit
the wearer. Fsa1te
American milliners are showing
the Partisan shapes in modified de.
gree, as few American women like
the very stiff high crown. Round,
headfitting crown, however, are not
being shown by smarts milliners.
Small hats will remain in favor in
America as long as women wear
short hair. This season they al
show the small brina most of which
turn up in front or at khe sides
with the short back! fslae
Millinery Fabrics
Black hatters plush is the most i'm
nortant Of fall millinery materials
nd may either form the entire
hat or be used with black satin or
felt. Whether women viii choose
Imperial Valley press., 1924-09-03
BAKED STUFFED TOMATOES

Prepare tomatoes by seooping cut
centers. Put into a basin one cup
full crumbs, season with salt and
pepper, add one dozen chopped
olives, . tablespoonfuls chopped
eapers, one tablespoonful chopped
parsley, one tablespoonful Crisco,
beaten yolks of 8 eggs, and moisten
with meat stock. Fill tomatoes
and set in hot oven to bake. Sprin-
kle top with buttered crumbs.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-09-03
ILLINOIS BANK.
is ROBBED OF
NEARLY $4,000

coLuMBIA, 1il.;y Sept. 3.-The
First National Bank here was rob-
bed Of approximately $4,000 by
seven bandits today
The bandits escaped in "a, motor
boat on the Mississippi river. Co
lumbia is Is miles south of st.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-09-03
COFFEE PARFAIT

Two cupfuls heavy cream, one
eupfal sugar. one eupful strong
coffee. one teaspoonful vanilla ex-
tract. Whip the cream until stiff,
then add sugar, coffee and vanilla.
Wet a mold in cold water and then
fill with the mixture. Replace lid
and pack mold in salt and ice for
two or three hours.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-09-03
BIDDLE VICTOR
VETERAN TENNIS
, MATCHES L.
BY United Press Leased Wire

FOREST HILLS, J.. L., Sept. ).
Craig Biddle, millionaire Phila-
delphia sportsman, won the vete'
ran tennis championship OF Ameri-
ca here Tuesday afternoon when he
defeated DIS. Phillip p. Hawk, Lam
caster. Mass, 7.5, rs. - -I.-
Imperial Valley press., 1924-09-03

That adults engaged in gainful
Occupations are endeavorflg to keep
pace with social and industrial de-
nlandsff is. nowhere more evident
than in the city, OF Detroit. Up
ward of 1900 men and women,
according to recent statistics, are
attending night schools in that city.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-09-03
~ osatAcsssssEssc
Won1en's Interests
THE POPULAR CLOCHE IN DISCARD
NOW IN PARIS, SQUARE BRIMMED
sss.4s HIGH HATS OF BLACK PLUSH POPULAR

TINS heavy material for the IN
between season hat is vet to be
seen although its later popularity
is assured. 2:t.
Felts are still popu,ar. Two shad-
Cd felt combinations are new, such
as the black felt crown and upper
brim with tho Mado.ana blue felt
facing. Brims .,of felt. hats are
slashed in various ways. Often they
form winged points at the sides or
in, the back. Brick is new felt
shade sponsored for the tailored
costume. Replacing the eloehe felts
which were so popular with the
younger girls arc introduced little
poke shapes which have rather wide
front brims and are almost brim-
less in back. A lovely model of
this type is made of orchid felt
with folds of fushia and violet vel
vet extending about the crown.
Heavy ribbed ribbon ferns. many
early models and ribbons plays an
important part i'm millinery this
season. Black satin alsosis favored
for early wear, although it is RS ual
~ combined with Slack velvet. For
instance, a hat with a stiff crown
of black satin has It's tiny brim
faced with seallop-edged velvet
and .scalloped band of velvet ex-
tending about the crown. s
Black will be as popular as ever
this season for millinery purposes.
Browns and all woods shades Will be
| extensively worn. Blonde is con
sitlered a good shade for the early
fall hat and is being worn in. Paris
at present. hansy Purple and We.
netian Fushis hats are shown in 81
mos every Fifth 4Ayenue shop win
dow but. Whether these Shades are
real forersnners of fash:da remains
to be seem One would naturally
suppose ssueh tnlles to- beta bit ma
ture for the american woman al
though everything has; been done to
insure thir popularity and. to. add
.Sonthfulness. In nost se aas e S
grade tones are used-Athree blend
etl tones of one. color-and this gives
a more youthful effect. +.
Russell is a new fall millinery
shade which will doubtless have
many followers. Black combined
with vivid seoloreds sembroidesy or
trimming well liked by niiiIiners.
I Ostrich ponlp6mss aigrettes and
fancies OF al, sorts are to be worn
this seasen. GEadea color effects
in Ostrich ara new and quite lovely.
Feather siaf snlall pompenl effects
win be among the lnoss effective
trims. f-'@s ga2 p
Ribbons ranging from very wide
to very narrow types viii be used
in enupRers. 1t has been IA long
Imperial Valley press., 1924-09-03
Clara Once More
in Lirnelight in
Marital Tan gle
BY United Press Leased Wire

LOS ANGELES, Sept. 3.-Alleg-
ing extreme cruelty, divorce com@
plaint filed by Clara Smith Hamon
German, the woman who four years
ago shot and killed Jake Hamon, oil
millionaire of Oklahoma, was ON file
here today
After tke shooting and Miss Ham;
on IS acquittal, she came here to prot
ducc motion picture. John w.
Gorman, who backed her in the veni
tule, married her in the summer of
1921.
In the divorce complaint, Mrs,
Gorman alleges that her husband
spends most of his time and much
of his money drinking.
The Baltimore Teachers Train
ing School has been merged with
the State Normal School at Tow
Imperial Valley press., 1924-09-03

Ribbons ranging from very wide
to very narrow types viii be used
in enuubers 1t has been "a long
time since the very wide ribbon
bow has been used as a hat trim
but this season, finds it IN favor. Z
Imperial Valley press., 1924-09-03
t4sA -gE*-L u, J. ~ : X = I
San SaqnI|,R|'|'!d ,R|'|edro Man an
Badly Burned
-TTE-TyTTT

SAN PEDRO, seRtatss. Ernest I,
HealY, ftocal business man. was ser7
iouslW Burned btoday when his, mot
orboas the Twin axi was damaged
by fire lresqltings from an explo75
sloli. 3Isl.gmo1q ,Nefs9t Y ts&
tHarhor firemen ,lresponding to the
eali,s reseueda theifinconscious man.
fremgthe deck of his burning. launch,
and thRn9 sawed the vessel from1 fur
tlrcns damage. GQei," tt.;:lJ. she4
II ealw iwas. making repairs Ito This
laa,gcb lwlren .the explosion .occurfed.'
Imperial Valley press., 1924-09-03

Any man who. getsup early on
Sunday is Fzy- He does it so her
will have snihre time to loaf. ia, &t 4