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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-12-29
Ell MEJoR REMEDIo

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Despues de echar Ell lltimo vista
20 sobre las vifias, de hojas reeien-
temente sulfatadas, Pascalou Sc dis
puso retirarse sus penates.
II Basta por hoy!-dijo, sujetan-
do bien en- los hombros las correas
del aparato pulverizador-. Dentro
de yarios dias, otro tercer sulfata-
je... Luego veremos.
Al volverse encontro al doctor, v,
llevandose la nnano al sombrero,
ia sus 6rdenes !--dijo.
-Iremos juntos hasta La Lava
de, de donde me han llamado. :. Ma
da grave. {. FL hijo de la Melia, que
tiene un POGO de febre Y usted
icomo va?
-Asi, asi, senor doctor: POGO
fuerte. La TERRA desgasta terrible
mente. Sc vive de ella y ella mata.
LIE atrae uno, lie abraza Y acaba
por comerse nuestro cuerpo lenta-
mente. Volvennos a ella porque de
ella hemos salido.
-Realmente la vida no es STEM
pre- agradable; pero para usted tie
ne sus compensaciones. :. las ale
grias del hogar, el descanso despues
de la dura labor.
II Cree usted, sefor doctor, que
despues de terminar mi tarea no
me queda mas que quitarme los "a
patos y echarine descansar?..
iCa; no, senor!... Necesito abrevar
el ganado, limpiar los pesebres Y
llenarlos, hacer lena, encender lum-
bre, mondar las legumbrs, prepa-
rar la comida de los cerdos, echar
hierba a los conejos.. Todo sin con-
tar el barrer, ell cuidar del chico y
otros menesteres caseros.
-iPero. que dices, hombre!. :.
iQue hace tu mujer?
-5Pascalina? Isl no sirve para
nadal Sc levanta a las diez de la
mahana y Sc pasa el resto del dia
sentada en- una butaca charlando
con la yecina, sin dejar de atra-
carse de pastas, de cafe y de tazas
de tia. Asi esta ella, que parece
una barrica.
-iY no Sc pone mala?
-Todo Ell dia esta giniendo. Tan
pronto tiene dolores en- la cabeza,
tan pronto en- ell vientre, tan pronto
en- las piernas. aOtras veces siente
vertigos, padece de la garganta o
lie entran unas' ganas atroces de
provocar.
-Pasca1ou: mas me preocupa ell
estado de salud de usted que el de
su mujer. Aparte de la tendencia
que usted tiene a la neurastenia,
adelgaza ojos vistos, tiene la piel
amarilla, los ojos apagados y el pa
so vacilante. Ha llegado el momento
de cuidarse. ESQ me parece tanto
mas facil, cuanto que conozco la eau
ca del nal. .Vamos a operar por tras-
posicion.
iDice usted que operar?-repuso
Pascalou algo asustado.
-Esc1cheme usted y comprende-
ra mi razonamiento. Tengo por
axiomatico que en- la naturaleza to-
do es equilibrio. 81 este equilibrio
Sc rompe, 10 eseneial es restablecer-
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-12-29
AGENTEs

Activos inteligentes. Necesitamos.
Buena Inca de carteras de cuero le-
gisimo con nonbre de los clientes es-
tampados con lamina de orc de 23 KITS.
PAGAMOs BUENA COMIsION
Cincuenta D5lares en- Premios.
Cartera especial de muestra con sn
nonbre, por s1.75 que obtendra por las
prineras cinco carteras que nos ven
da. Aas+.
Escriba hoy mismo.
MONOGRAM LEATHER GOODS co.
Depto. NJ. 1927, Lexington Ave.
New York. N. Y.
Advt
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-12-29
HunlOriStas ffdnCeSeS

10. 81, por una parte, Pascalina su-
fre de mil males Y engrasa mas de
10 debido, es que no trabaja 10 SUI
ficiente. ST, de otra parte, usted. Sc
siente debilitado y deprimido; 81 u.s.
ted adelgaza de una manera lamen-
table, es que trabaja en- demasia.
5Qu6 debe hacerse en- tai case? In
vertir el orden de los factories.
ESQ ME parece difieil.
-Pues NADIA mas sencillo. va sabe-
usted que Pascalina tiene en- mi una
confanza lirnitada.
DE ESQ estoy seguro... Cuanto
usted lie dice es para ella el Evan
CELLO. lie bastaria usted alzar ell
dedo para que anduviera con la ca
beza para abajo, pesar de sus
ochenta cinco kilos.
En- ese case dejeme usted ha-
Ger, Y tenga confanza en- mi. No Sc
preocupe por NADIA. Conque, Pasca-
lou, hasta la vista.
-Hasta la vista, senor doctor. Y
gracias anticipates.
#m#
Han trascurrito tres meses. Todas
las tardes puede verse delante de
la masia a Pascalina con las faldas
cortas Y remangada, aserrando con
un ardor indomable enormes tron-
cos de MADEIRA, mientras que, cantu-
rreando cualquier aire popular, echa
una ojeada sobre el pequefio vasta-
go, que Sc ocupa en- guitar las hier-
bas del patio.
Sentado aparte, con las espaldas
apoyadas contra el tronco de un
olivo las piernas tendidas, Pasca-
lou, un Pascalou redondeado, con la
piel tersa, las mejillas color de rosa V
los ojos perspicaces, sigue con ellos
las volutas del hurno que Sc despren-
de de su pipa.
Mis- mas cumplidas felicitaciones,
querido Pascalou. va esta usted
fuerte como una roca, fresco como
una lechuga y lleno como un raci-
mo maduro.
Gracias a usted, senor doctor,
" su metodo.
II iPero que es ESQ, Pascalou?
;Que significa esa venda en- .el oje?
lie ha ocurrido algdn accidente?
I'm accidente, precisamente, no.
Ha sido... que... Ha sido Pascali-
na...
ii Pascalina?
Con el pretexto. de que usted lie
ha recomendado los ejercicios vio-
lentos para dominar los nervios, mi
mujer me prodiga de vez en- cuando
un pequeno voleo. Aver me aplico
un puhetazo en- el ojo, durante una
session de boxeo en- que yo ejercia
de naniquf. No es gran cosa. iPero
no lie parece usted, doctor, que
Pascalina va mas ala de 10 que lie
ha aconsejado?
-Querido amigo, es usted harto
exigente. Ahora Sc encuentra usted
bueno respirando salud por todos
los poros. iQue pretende usted ade-
mas? Comprendo que es molesto re-
cibir golpes; pero, ique demonio!, en-
la vida no Sc puede tenerlo todo.
Charles BAYLE.
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ilnN1 E!I,Olk
!llsl SSl
A V | S 0
CERTIFIcADo De NECEsIDAD Y
CONvENIENCIA
A Quienes Interese:

A Quienes Interese:
Por Ell presente SO hace saber que
Antonio Villamil, domic;liado en- san
Juan, ha solicitado de la Conisi6n de
servicio Plblico Sc le concsda I'm GER
tifcado de necesidad y conveniencia
que lie autorice explotar III soryicio
de transporte de pasajeros por We
hiculo de motor entire San Juan-Rso
Piedras vice-versa, saliendo de san
Juan por la Carretera Central hast;.
la Parada Is, bajando hacia la Carre-
terra Nueva, continuando por 5sta has
ia salir Martin Pena; y de aqui a
Bio Piedras y vice-versa.
Toda persona que desee interveni:.
y ser oida en- la vista pnblica que acer
ca dc la anterior solcitud celebrara
esta Conisi6n, cuya fecha Sc djarA pos
teri ormentc, debera presentar esta
Junta en- antes del dia 2 de Enero.
1925, IN escrito hacienda censtar en-
detalle los hechos en- que fuuda su de-
recho a intervenir y ser oiaa.
Francisco del VALE Jr,
Secrataric.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-12-29
FIEsTAs DE cARNAvAL

FIESTAS DE CAkNAVAL
La Comssi6n del Carnaval compuesta
por los sefiores Alfredo campos, Este.
han Garcia Guillermo Vivas Valdi-
yseso, nos han pasado una circular para
ore asistamos una session que Sc lie
vara a efecto en- Ell Ayuntaniento con
ell prop6sito de tratar asilntos de in
ter6s para organizar los grandes fes-
tejos del CarnavaI Ell cual promote re-
s,ltar on Ponce, una temporada de
ycrdadera algeria. Pronto publicaremos
! cl programa de los festejos que Sc ce-
lebraran.
creemos y hasta nos atrevemos a
ascgurar que este ano la ciudad de-
Sur sera envuelta en- una red de ser
pentinas.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-12-29
Charles BAYLE.
BALES EN- PONCE
(Do nrestro Redactor en- Ponce)

FL Casino Espanol de Ponce, ha te-
nido la cortesia de invitarnos para un
regio bale que Sc celebrara en- sus
salones sl dia 81 del corrierte. Con este
baile de confianza Sc esperara Ell ano
de 1925. Tambien el dia de enero SC
efectuara ctro bale.
Agradecemos la cortesia que nos dis
pensa la Directiva de dicho importan-
te Centre social.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-11-24
NO TIED GAME 9.
OR DEFEAT MARS
PERFECT SCORE
Yale, Dartmouth and
Pennsylvania Other ,A''
High Teams, u.,5t q
BY HENRY L. FARRELL s'
Omitted Press Staff Correspondent

NEW YORK, Nov. 24.-With the
only schedule in the land that has
not been blemished by defeat or
tied game, Notre Dame NOW leads
all the football teams in the coun-
try. Defeating Northwestern Sat.
urday, Notre Dame reached the
summit of the mountainous schedule
and the way should be clear coasting
for the rest of the distance.
Yale, Dartmouth and Pennsylvan-
ia are the only nndefeated teams in
the east but they have engaged in
tie games. Yale has played two tie
games but has played through a
schedule so much harder, that pshc
deserves first ranking in the east.
Yale also is the official champion
of the "big three" for tho second
successive year and when afpa4 great
victory was turned iH over Harvard
Saturday in a binding rainstorm,
Yale finished her second season
without defeat. y "a IA z -
Dartmouth had a fine year with
only a tie game against Yale keep
ing the team from a clear title to
first place, Pennsylvahias was tied
only by Penn State, but Penn didn t
have the teams to beat that Yale
and yarmouth had and didn t beat
them as well. .ssff fkt94s %f4q .
Southern Teams Did We'll = 4 ! z
Vanderbilt S form helped to show
how strong Southern football has
become. stiks Ss ~
The results of intersectional con
tests in which Southern teams have
Travelled far from home 10 play un-
der adverse conditions were one of
the mots interesting featuresrof the
season. 1&s-S S6gss e
Georgia still holds the lead in the
Southern conferences With Alabama
second and Washington and Lee
third. Georgia hasn t lost q game
this season against conference COM
petitors.
Iowa State $ unexpected victory
over Drake last Saturday changed
the standing in the Missouri valley
conference and placed Missouri in
the lead, sIfs.Missouri fails to beat
Kansas in their annual game on
Thursday, Nebraska will claim the
championship.
On the margin of one tied game
,ess, Stanfo is the champion of
the Pacific. coast. California has
two ties against Stanford So one and
neither team was defcated.
Some eligibility troubles, how
ever, may cause the championship
to be awarded to California; syt,
Imperial Valley press., 1924-11-24
Here and There
in Sport World.

Los ANGELES, Nov. ga.
With the regular football season at
an end, interest today centered in
selection of a team to represent
the west in the New Years Day
tournament of roses classic st Pasa-
dena.
There is one more game on the
local schedule, the University of
Southern California-SyraeAse CON
test here on December 6. This is
the first of the intersectional clash
es and apart from the Trojan S reg
ular season, but it may be that
rose tournament officials will CON
slider it advisable to wait two
weeks before picking their western
team.
U. S. C. turned back Idaho in
convincing fashion Saturday, 13 to
0. Coach Elmer Henderson, squad
showed more punch and power than
at any time this year. On the
strength of that showing, U. S. c.
is right now one of the most dan
gerous teams on the coast.
Although the heat undoubtedly
made the Vandals play below their
usual form, the Trojans showed a
tearing, smashing offanse that
combined versatility with brilfiance
of execution.
Another coast team, Stanford, is
still very much in the running for
the New Years assignment. Ris-
ing to heights of power in holding
California, 1920, Stanford has a
claim that probably will get con
siderable attention. California S
game against Pennsylvania automa-
tically puts them out of considera-
tion.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-11-24
kid WILLIAMS
LOSES TO FORD
in HARD SCRAP

Kid Williams lost to Young Ford
of Los Angeles by the referee $
decision i'll the main event at the
Owl Arena yesterday after Is
rounds of the most gruelling fight
seen there in many months. Fight
fans who attended the card at the
Owl yesterday enjoyed real boxing
treat. The semi-final between Sail
or r,Lavina, champion of the Navy
and Battling Ward of Los Angeles
was eight rounds of as pretty fight
ing as could be seen anywhere.
Both boys were fast, clever and
willing. Cadina won the decision
by close margin. Kid Ontario and
Kid Lavina fought a slashing eight
round draw, also much appreciated
by the spectators.
In the headliner Williams forced
the fight from the first gong, rush
ing right in and setting a terrific
pace for a Is round fight. Ford
seemed perturbed at the pace Will
liams set and kept looking to his
corner for instructions, which evil
dentlN5 were to save his strength.
The first five rounds were all VIII
Tiams. Ford was in good condition,
however ,and stood the punishment
well.
) Witlr the opening on the sixth
Ford began meeting Williams
rushcs with his left, cutting the
Kid S brow open with ono of them.
Williams Kept up the pace, carrying
the fight to Ford continually with
out being able to do much damage
to the clever colored boy. More and
more often Williams stepped into
Ford $ glove as he charged.
House in Uproar
In the eleventh Williams opened
lp a slashing attack, landing rain
of blows that had Ford goggy. Will
liams hit him with everything he
had but Ford weathered the round.
AT the gong for the twelfth Ford
came back fresh, while the pace was
telling on< Williams. The house
was in an uproar as the round went
even. Ford came back strong in
the thirteenth, forcing the fight for
the first time. In an exchange of
vicious punches, Williams proved
that he, too, could stand pithish-
ment.
The fourteenth was a bad round
for Williams, Ford landed sevo-
raj hard blows to the fact that had
the Kid bleeding freely, and stag
gered him with three to the jaw,
hut Williams continued boring in.
Williams kept in close in the final
round and was exchanging blow for
blow at theagong. The referee gave
the fight to- Ford. 1t could well
have been draw for the way Viii
7lians forced the fight.
The semi-final was beautiful
contest. Cadina, who won, was a
marvel for his footwork. Ward
packed wicked whip that he cut
loose with cat-like speed. If one
landed it would have been curtains,
but the Sailor kept out of the way.
.Lavina 3outstepped Ward, winning
by q slight margin. 1t was great
battle to watch.
Ilamos of Calexico was given n
draw with Young Firpo of Brawley
in the four round curtain raiser.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-11-24
ARIZONA RACES
FAIL AT END
SECOND WEEK
Nv United, Press LEASED Wire

PHOENII, Nov. 2t.- Ending on
the thirtee,th day because ;of the
failure of thespablicato attend, 'the
25-day, racing incetaofSytlie Arizona
Jockey Clua was estlch qffStoday
Two hundred track .elupfoy qs and
800 horses arcS stranded SherS own
crs of most of tile aninals ndtShay,
ing enough money toE iyyRts them out
of the city SSf..s ..s s.s
The racing, PUBLIC did not take
interest in the pafiSmutual betting
system allowed atEthc trackEspon-
sors of the program said. The loss
during the trst two weeks OF The
meet was nearly SO, 900 II was sdl
mitted. ~ st.,ss IA ~ 45s Z.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-11-24

WA WANTED-Work on ranch. F. l..
Maston, Broadway Rooming
House. 24t3
Imperial Valley press., 1924-11-24

FOR RENT-Modern ) room bun
galow, in first class condition.
726 South Sixth Street 24t4
Imperial Valley press., 1924-11-24

WHITE SEWING machine in first
class condition, for sale at 1109
South Seventh st. Ell Centre.
24t3
Imperial Valley press., 1924-11-24
BETTER RECORDS
MADE AT BALL
GAMES YESTERDAY
Results Yesterdays Games

d
Southern Sierras Power Co. 80
STANDARD Oil Company .;.............,.... 6
Played at race track, Ell Centre.
Southern Pacific Co. ..,...............,... 6
City of Imperial ..,..,.....-...,............. ..16
Played at ball park, Ell Centric.
Shell Oil Co.
Imperial Irrigation District Is
Played at ball ground, Imperial.
Baseball fans will call the local
and district aggregation of, ball
teams the Winter League in future,
that being the name decided on by
the team managers as being some
ing distinctive and specially point
ing to the ability of the valley to
plav l-the-yearround ball.
Many Scores Piled Up
Yesterday games were remarkable
for the scores piled up in each of the
three events, the closest game as
regards scores being between tho
Shell Oil crowd and the Imperial
irrigation district. In each of the
games the work inside the diamond
was passablc but outside it was
rather scrappy~
Only one analysis was obtainablc,
that between the Power company
and the STANDARD Oil, and this show
~ed that O'Bricn, for the power boys,
struck out II men, and one home
run was to be credited to Martin, of
the Standard Oil. :,
Attendance was excellent at all
games, and there was lots. OF enthus-
iasm shown, all the games enilsting
plenty. of LOCAL interest. Play was
as follows:
Imperial Valley press., 1924-11-24
|TODAY'S WANT ADS!

kATES:-The rate for inserting
Prepaid Classified or Liner Adver-
tisements in the Imperial Valley
Press is cent per word each inser-
tion. Minimum charge 25 cents.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-11-24
THE PRESS CLASSIFIED SECTION
For S0lg-AutOs

s so ~~~- ~----~- - <t>-->-->-->--~---
FOR SALE-If you arr in the mar
i ket for good Ford passenger
car or truck l can usually fit you
out at prices below the market.
See me before buying. L. p. Sar
gent, 592 Main st. Phone 573.
Ei Centric 26tf
FOR SALE-$200, 1920 Ford tour
ing car, self starter. AL condition.
S53 Adams st. 22t6
Imperial Valley press., 1924-11-24
For Sute--Real Estate
EXCEPTIONAL BUY
AT $3OOO.00
Good Terms

Listed for few days only.
Can give you immediate
possession of this 5 room
modern dwelling house,
with screen sleeping porch,
located in south part of
city in fine residential
section.
PHONE US AT 45W-
Or drop in at sos Main ST,
and let us show you.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-11-24
Standing of Teams to Date

The Enterprise hatchery of tine
Oregon fish commission contains
at Louisville, Kentucky.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-11-24
LAND co.

FOR SALE-S0 acres best Imperial
valley land, in alfalfa. Good cit
rus or grape land. 5 miles south
east Ell Centre, 1a miles north
east Heber. For further. particu-
lars write E. A. Dingman, 1890
Each Fourth ST., Long Beach,
Calf. 2lto
Imperial Valley press., 1924-11-24

One of the dcbuntantes tells us
getting married is even more serious
than joining Il lodge.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-11-24

Have you ever kissed "A girl whose
teeth stick out too farl If you
haven then don't, 49,
Imperial Valley press., 1924-11-24

lev. Only two men of tire Occitental
football team, which leaves tomor-
row for Honolulu to play she Uni;
yersity of Hawaii on Dee. 8, will
be lost next season.
Pomona, which took the Southern
California conference title by de
feating Oxy Saturday, 13 to 81,
will be hit harder by graduation,
seven of its players finishing their
course.
d.. The championship game was a
sensational affair, Occidental striv-
ing desperately to even the score
after the Sagehens had taken an
early lead. Two tou>hd6wns in the
final. quarter seemed to have Pomo-
Ma on the run, but the time was too
short for Oxy to mske up The ten
poist margin which separated the
teams.
University of California, South
crn Branch, gained undisputed pos
session of the conference collar by
dropping a s to 0 tilt to Cal Tech.
Whittier won its game from Red
ldHus, ~ 10 w.
The inaugural 2J0 nile A. a. A.
championship auto race over the
new Culver City speedway will not
BE- staged until December origin
ally scheduled for Thanksgiving
Day, the contest is delayed by the
fact that drivers had had an insult
ficient time to practice at the new
ly constructed oval.
Finishing touches are being put
upon the track today and the speed
demons entered III the race will be
Turning up their machines in prac-
tice spins tomorrow, it is believed.
With elimination contests going
on daily, autos for the 250 mile ro%d
race at Ascot Speedway on Turkey
Day will soon be selected. Five lap
trials are being timed to choose
the ones who will start III the long
and dangerous grind.
At the regular weekly show yes
terday Cliff Bergere took most of
'iit iioholo. L HN INHCHHldit Nblt
the one and 10 lap events, and tied
tlie best time in the road race try
outs. Bob Hinckley won the tiual
event, a 5 lap affair.
Il. /. Barton, Mexico City prom.
otter, was scheduled to arrive today
to complete arrangements with Tony
Fuente, Mexican heavyweight, for
a bout in Mexico City on New
Years day
Faente's mixup with the law fol
lowed boxing fiasco mt Culver
City. in which it is alleged Fred
Fulton threw the battle and quit
cold in the first round, prevents
Fred Winsor, the Mexican S man
ager, from closing any deal until
after Wednesday, when the near
ings on the four concerned IN the
priNe-fight accusations arc TO be
conducted before Justice Ballard.
According to Winsor, if>the Mex
leo City deal goes through Fuente IS
opponent will be either Firpo, Ro.
Nero Rojas, Madden, or Wills,
Imperial Valley press., 1924-11-24

90 huml It's a funny world. eco,
pie who should be happy are not
and those who sAoplln t be are,
Imperial Valley press., 1924-11-24
FOR SALE

Nearly all new, three dress
crs, 2 chiffoniers, 3 full beds,
dining table, two small
tables, three kitchen chairs
oil stove, 100 lb. refrigera-
tor, wicker and maple rock
ers. Six dozen preserved.
fruit, in Ideal sealers, and
other articles. On view at
III PARK AVENUE
Imperial Valley press., 1924-11-24
Special Notice
SPECIAL PRICE ON JUNK

SPECIAL PRICE ON JUNK
aluminium 12Ac III. Radiators
from ie TO ilac lb. Copper wire
9c lb, Battery lead ic ID. Brass
from 2l2c to 7c III. Rags from 50c
to Sl.00 per 100 lbs. Heavy east
iron $1,000 per ton, Scrap steel
$3.50 per ton. Inner tubes 75e per
ZOO lbs. Sum DaneAburg w
Main. Phone 377. 1ate
Imperial Valley press., 1924-11-24
III PARK AVENUE

Ii" YOU vans fat young geese for
your holiday dinner go II mile
cast and Il mile north of I'm
perial on eastside Date canal.
24t1
Imperial Valley press., 1924-11-24

salt win keep grease from emok-
iug. Spanking will stop boy.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-11-24
For Sdle--LiUeStOck
For Rent--i'itB Property

FOR SALE--Two houses on Wens,
ley, between 9th and 7th. Thor
oughly modern, trees, shrubs,
lawn, street lighting. Great bar
gain. Good terms. Valley Lumber
Co. Phone 241. 16tf
Imperial Valley press., 1924-11-24

for 200 to 800 mules.
Richter, 4 mile south of Euca-
lyptus School. 24t6
Imperial Valley press., 1924-11-24

WANTED-Team and tractor work.
Richter, y mile south of Euca-
lvptus school. 22t6
Imperial Valley press., 1924-11-24
Wdnted--NisceLianeOus

UNINCUMBERED, expes s.enced,
educated woman of middle age,
wants situation as matron or
chaperon in some state or private
institution or as Gpverness in n
private home, in Or out of city.
Apply Box 421, care Imperial
Valley Press. 21t4
Imperial Valley press., 1924-11-24
COTTON MARKETS
by United Press Lcu.ed Wire

NEW YOKN, Nov. "a Cotto
Imperial Valley press., 1924-11-24

BOOKKEEPER wants position. Ex
perienced and capable. Married.
Can. give local references. Address
Richard Ingram, Ell Centre. 22t2
Imperial Valley press., 1924-11-24

RANCH WORK wanted by married
couple, have no children. Can
furnish references. Inquire 13O
No. 7th st. or at Farm Bureau.
NURSE with hospital experience,
wishes employment. Rte. 8, Box
115, Ell Centre. 19t6
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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1924-04-10

EASTER HATS-Easter hats in all
the latest shapes and colors can be
had at Harry Davis Advertisement
The Washington times., 1924-08-05
BY ElenOre Meherin.
The Biggest ana Best story Of Her
Career.
SYNOPSIS.

SYNOPSIS.
KorOoret Meadows married wa
Lee st seventeen. His dtssolsitc
hGbsts made her miserable but she
endured htm for three gears, The
Wight he raised his hand to his too
ge0f-oM child ~ d drAMkeR rage ols6'
clipped from Ms hOnse Nth her baby
M6rg0ret supported her daughter
ba ts0chtMg school ~ r dtrd1le, srhere
che nat Andrew. she s0Gs tsre1stgl-
sir and he i6ds tsosNtVzfssSs. AndretD
irds tOeIl-t0-do and ropaiar, but Nod,
~ Ssv0Iid tUife, Uictins 81 sserUesl
and bad dssp0aiti0ii
He tC0s attracted 70 MdrDoret.
Their frteNdshtp tCoe pIotO,ttc and
tAeir nseetsncs tnJreQasnt until their
lOUe aissisted Upon being recognised
III. Moro and M0r0dret tCsMt 10 q tiny,
NsOHntctN tOtDm, sohere sUtnters 4cerci
lrschtfsI and summers pGi,sYGI An-1
dresr sOrote regularly az me seasons
p0ssed and then came q time sDheW
ks'ceGsed to acrite.
MGrCGret faded quickly. Nora
Lee found her lying N the s,sotD one
day almost dead.