davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1924-06-23
STORM KILLS FOUR;
WRECKS SIX PLANES
Strong Gale and Hard Rains Lash
Upper Mississippi Valley;
Damage Great.
SHIP, 70O ABOARD, DISABLED
Calumet River Reversed, Menacing
Chicago Drinking Water.
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press
CHICAGO. June 23.-One of the
worst summer storms in years swept
almost the entire upper Mississippi
River Valley late Yesterday. taking
at least four lives and doing hundreds
Of thousands of dollars property dam
age.
Nebraska, South Dakota. Minnesota
and Illinois were hit by the high
winds and hard rains. Three persons
were killed in Chicago and one in
Minnesota.
Possibly the most serious menace
70 Chicago followed the storm, in
threatened pollution of the drinking
water supply. The storm reversed
the calumet River and caused sewage
TO he poured into Lake Michigan.
Inc steamer Saucatuck was dis
abied far OUT in the lake with 700
passengers aboard but rode out the
storm. WITH rescue craft brought
along by SOS calls
a Meet OF sailing yachts was caught
OF the shore and a half dozen were
forced to run before the gale with
bare poles.
Six Mail Planes Wrecked.
Six government Air mail planes were
wrecked at Omaha. Neb.. when the
foot was blown off their hangar and
the walls coved in. Two planes in
far corners of the hangar were not
damaged. Air mail service from
omaha would not be hampered, of
hcials said. although additional planes
would have to be rushed from Chicago.
caro.
Southwestern Minnesota seemed to
Dear the hrunt of the storm in that
state. One man killed near
Tracy. near which hundreds of farms
Were hard hit. ST. Peter suffered
considerably from the storm. which
attained the proportions of n tornado
IN nifty sweep from Lake Ben
ton to Iamberton.
In Chicago. tho torrential down
pour, accompanied by wind Of nearly
forty miles an hour flooded streets.
tore down wires and seriously I'M
peded traffic.
The storm caught fourSomc at
the Olympia Fields Country Cub kill
ing caddy and injuring another caddy
and three players. a city fireman was
killed by lightning. and janitor
attempting to close window fell
eleven floors to his death
Tent C"Iinpses on Children.
Thousands OF persons, throncinG
the parks and beaches in antirfpa-
tion of temperature Of above 80. as
Evening star., 1924-06-23

Thousands OF persons. throncinc
the parks and beaches in anticfpa-
tion of a temperature Of above 80. as
Evening star., 1924-06-23
PISTOLS, RAZORS, KNIVES
DOOMED TO RIVER BOTTOM
Deadly Weapons Held by Police
Department Listed for Destruc-
ton This Afternoon.

Approximately 200 pistols, 100 razors
and an assortment of knives of vari-
Gus descriptions will be destroyed by
the police this afternoon. The Weap-
ons represent instruments used in
homicide. assault and concealed
weapon cases.
Edward Wall. assistant supcrintend /.
ent of the property room at police
headquarters. will suptrintend the de-
struction Of THE property.
1t is planned to take the weapons
short distance down the river on
the police boat and conSiEn them to
the river. Before being thrown over
board. it is stated. the weapons prob
ably Will be damaged.
Evening star., 1924-06-23

predicted by the weather bureau,
were caught in the storm.
panic ensued when a circus tent
collapsed in South Chicago and
caught a thousand persons. mostly
children. under the wet canvas.
\ baby injured in the storm in
Minnesota died today. making the
total dead five.
Evening star., 1924-06-23
BAND CONCERT.

BY the United States Army
Band, W. J. Stannard, director,
at the Washington barracks
bandstand, tomorrow, at 1850
pm.
/. March, Admiral Farragut,"
Losey.
2. Overture, The Four Sons of
Haymon" ............B Balfe.
). Three dances from Henry
/. Morris dance.
III. Shepherds dance.
III. Torch dance.
4. Nalse de Concert, 'L'Estu-
diantina ...... Waldteufel.
D. Excerpts from Madame
Sherry" Haschna.
s. Fox rrots:
ta) Somebody Stole My CAL"
Wood.
(b) why Did Kiss That
Girl" King & Henderson.
4, Grand selection, "Cavalleria
@ Rusticana" ...... Mascagni.
8. March. The Screamer."
Jewell.
The Star Spangled Banner"
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-06-21
tpoR EDDIE coLLINs)
ALA VA ESQ. /.

Terminada va la zafra escolar, vol
vemos molestar la atencion de los
fans con nnestros borrones deporti-
vos. s.. ~ n. "a - 81
Aver, resehabamos juegos; hoy i'm
pulsados por un deber que, nos exige
contribuyamos al adelanto desemvos-
vimiento del Base Bah, nos dedicare-
mos apuftar defciencias que nota-
mos en- Ell curse de los juegos y a la
vez nos impondremos Ia mission ardua
~ dolorosa de estudiar demostrar
como So pueden subsanar esas defcien-
cias. s.
El publico beisbolero,, digase de una
ves, esta va hastiado v cansado de
soportar tanto desatino por parte de
los directories de teams
Repetidas veces, jugadas que 81 pu-
blico inteligente Y sensato espera, por
que elias las exige la ciencia del Base
Ball Sc ven destruidas por la p6sima
direction de un captain que agnora
por complete sus deberes, y muchas
veces, esta ignorancia pone en- teIa do
juicio Ell buen prestigio, la dignidad
y la reputation de los jugadores, en-
la mente del plbico insensato que no
analiza el ''por que'' del fracaso.
Nosotros, muchas veces por conside
raci6n, otras, porque comprendemos que
es triste cosa crearse enemigos cuan-
do uno cree pactda biep, Aepancianao
errores, deficiencies y desatinos, Gala
mos varios asuntos que dehemos critt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-06-21
Deportivas de Ell Mundo /"

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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-06-21


gando con la pelota y no la pelota
por ESQ., ALA va ESQ.
81 Mr.. Byrd Douglas viera TN
captain introducir un pinch hitter en-
un juego va completamente perdido,
con dos outs y NADIE EN- BASE;
con un juego empatado, CERo
CERO, un hombre en- primera nin-
gun out, un catcher formidable sir
viendo, un gran PLANcHADOR al
bats, mandar Ell captain q paleat
largo para afuera; en- iguales con-
diciones ordenar al hombre en- prime
ra a robrase La segunda; o con DOS
outs y.UNo en- EGUNDA. v un BUEN
PALEADoR EN- TURNo, ofdenar Rc
BARSE LA TERCERA 81 Mr.. Don-
glas viera un pitcher que viendo
que in corredor en- tercera trata de
robarses ell HOME, lamar La bola afue-
ra arrastrada creyendo que hace
gran cosa con ESQ; mas ailn, 81 Mr..
Douglas pudiera ver un captain pre-
sentando UNA oRDEN de BATE dis
tinta en- ToDos los JUEGOS, ca
sintiendo un pitcher que regala nue.
We bases por bolas en- poquititos in
nings, continuar en- Ell BOX; 81 pu
diera analizar Los coACHERS que
Sc ordenan If a primera. tercera,
coachers que muchas veces no pueden
decir en- castellano "parate sigue''.
81 Mr. Douglas viera todo este, no
puedo yo concebir que diria de nos
otros. -.
Diar.amente vemes estas barbarlda-
des en- nuestras ligas pesar &c
que uno la$ censura, no por ESQ de-
jan de repetirse.
Encenderemos por vigesima vez et
candil y empezaremos a alumbrar en-
estas oscuridades. Cada punto de
censura exige una cronica entera, v
asi 10 haremos; ademas eXplicaremo5
los jugadores que no tienen oportu-
nidades para leer cualquier punto que
ellos deseen conocer. Hecho este pream
bulo que ha de ser base para nuestras
futuras cronicas qre van dedieadas
muy especialmente a los capitanes de
las diferentes novenas, pasaremos a
otros asuntos.
-
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-06-21
Ell MUNDo

car, psro vernos va que solo Sc esta ju-
gando con la pelota y no la pelota
por ESQ, ALA va ESQ.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-06-21
,La pANAcEA DE SWAMI 3 hacha

La pANAcEA DE SWAIN es hecha
de la meior selection de las mas fnas
hierbas y raices medicinales Es com
puesta en- jarabe Y es agradable como miel
al paladar. Gusta & los nihos Y la toman
con afan. Aunque es agradable para to-
mar, es potente en- sus propiedades vivifi-
cantes y purifcantes. Los nifios flacos V
debiles, 8 personas adultas debilitadas y
cualquiera sufriendo de Intermediates de
la sangre Sc desarrollan fuertas robustos
balo su Influenza restaurativa sorpren7
dente. DE venta en- las farmacias y
droguerfas. -
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-06-21
MEDALLAS DEF ORC
A LOS ATLETAS

Los atletas que partiG.paron re-
cientemente en- los juegos interesco-
Iasticos, quienes rompieron los ante
r;oros records establecidos, acaban de
rec'bir preciosas medallas de orc en-
honor sus esfuerzos por mantener
sus respectivas escuelas bien en- alto.
Clase AA:-C. Pizarro, de la Cen
tral High, rompi6 el record anterior a
100 yardas, hacienda Ell record en- 10
segundos A. Andino, un-versitario,
hizo un record de min. IL segundos
en- la carrera de media nilla. A. j.
Perez, universitario, en- ell ibr;nco an
cho, hizo 90 pies pulgadas. @. La
Costa, de la Universidad, en- el brinco
de garrocha, sait6s Ill pes por 10 alto.
y. Davila, talnbien nniversitario, sat
t6ppor sus propios pies una aaltsra de
5 pies, pulgadass sin aylda alguna
En- la Clase BIB los vencedores fue-
ron: T. Quifonss, de San Juan, uuien
recorfi6 las 10 yaraas en- 1925 segun-
dos. e - Navarro 4Millito), por Ponce,
brinc6V ado anchoy 20 pies II pulga-
das William iN1ayorali de- Ponce, EN- el
brineoa de garrocha aleanzo pies II
pulgadassi q Navarro, de- Ponce, nj
90 la carrera de- obstacuiIos en- 2s-1I5
segundos.s r. Rsyes,sade San Juan, en-
81 tiro. de Ia pesa, lanzd 35 pies 10
pnlgadasss otro record roto por 81 jo-
ven Reyes por sn escuela fue ei de
brincar en- 10 alto, alcanzando 8 pies
s-3A puigadas: i
En- la clase B !;.cl record roto fue el
brinOo de- garrocha pora Gpillermo Or
liz del Boys Charity school, quien su-
bio a 10 pies pulgadas. En- la clase
cey r.. valdss, de salinas, en- la ca
rrera de obstaculos hizo el recorrido
en- 80 segundos -.a.s..-
.s. Sl--s 1-0I.f
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-06-21

Ell rnejor refresco laxative
para el tr6pico. Eferyescen-
to Bertarelli. s
No contiene sales de- min.
guna clase. Su sabor espu-
moso es agradabilisimo al
puladar.
Para las comidss fermenta-
des y para los que tonlan
bebidas embtiagantes no
hoy NADIA mas superior que
un vase de este refresco.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-06-21

en- la celebration de una serie de jue-
gos de pelota entire equipos de segnn-
da. Tomaron participation en- Ia re-
dacci6n del vailoso reglamento los CO.
nocidos sportmen G.. Garcia de la No
ceda, +. j. Rogue, T. e. Rosario,
J A. Castera, Luis Montafiez y R.
Lopez Prado, quienes han aportado
todos sus conoeimientos sobre la mate
ria para que contenga todas las clAu-
sulas necesarias para el feliz exito del
campeonato.
Los equipos amateurs ARECIBo
JAcAGUAs, MEsoNoRA, cATA.No
STARS, PONCE FISK, GUAYA1IA
STARS, YABUCoA SUGAR, LAREs-
AGUADILLA, ssFAJARDo-HUMAcAo,
ARMY y.otros,. bien conocidos en- la
isla seran los encargados en- demostrar-
nos los progresses que los amateurs
pueden hacer, Y la preparation que tie
men que hacer para fgurar mas lnego
en- equipos de primera.
Que sea un exito este campeonato
deseamos sus iniciadores.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-06-21
SENORA

Para cada uso de su tocado,
tiene Elizabeth Arden un prepa-
rado especial, que puede, COM
prar en- "The Porto Rico Drug
Co., San Juan.
Advt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-06-21

las PILDOPAS DEL DIR. LO-
VETT, las cuales han salvado de
una muerte premature millares de
individuos gastados. Mucha5 de es-
tas persoras Sc tuvieron por mutt
les y solo eran una carga para los
demas; pero merced a las
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-06-21
EDDIE COLLINS Sc GRADUo
CON HoNoREs

Nuestro eompaaero Te6fio Maldo
nado, (EddieJ ACADIA de recibir su d.
ploma de Eseneia Superior, habiendo
recibido los honores del "valedicto-
ry' de la clase del 1924. Su perora-
ci6n no fue muy latosa, pero ST jugosa,
dejando demostrado una veg mas que
su amor a las letras es immense y que,
en- no lejano future podra IIegar ser
uno de nuestros mejores paladines
Fronte ell DR. Maidonado sera otra IL
grira. Paso la juventud que triunfa
v para qu!en estoy en- alberta coopera-
ci6n en- todo respecto.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-06-21

Dos juegos perdi6 Ell Athletics Ell pa
sado domingo. Causas. :. Cosas de Ia
pelota. rcosas de poca direction.
cosas de pocos conocimientos cisntit.-
cos del baseball por parte de los
jugadores, v undo este la potencla-
lidad y Ia suerte espantosa del team
oriental, que es hoy sin lugar du-
das. el team tionde hay mas team
work :, mas ammonia y sobre todo mas
direction aunQue poca discipline.
FL Humacao es Ell team que con me
nos. palos hace mas carreras porque
apreyecha toda oportunidad que Sc e
ofrece.stQ de- sas4r9sAA U
Il FL Athletics, mas formidable aun,
mas adisciphnado parece a. le1 molestan
las oporthnidades. Mas de DOS VIZ
cES hemossC' aiotado que con TRES
HITS eonsecltivos en- nm inning ha
recibido un cero y este Sc debe a. :.
cosas de La peiota. fsslraiss2 E,i41 as
= Haga% case. Ell Sr. Francisco Diaz de
sus conocimientos de Base Ball, y no
confie tanto en- la gruesa bateria del
Athletics v vera como solo el triunfo
le acariciar8. ., tsy- p89a
: Ese es todo ell misterio. Raco Ell
Mono siempre confia en- lae,artilteria
de sus huestes y nluchas -veeess deJa
4 comiendo banco''. sus eonocimien--
tos del Base Ball te6rico, y veces,
apnque al final despliega su buena di-
reccion, fracasa
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-06-21
Los dos productos mas famosos de Italia gE
FERNET DE VECCHl Y EFERVESCENTE BERTARELLL
Usados en- las Casas Reaes de Espaha Italia

Contiene 800 de alcohol
admitido con licencis por el
Departamento de Prohibit
ci6n dc Washington d. O.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-06-21

ST en- algo estan los peritos en-
medicina de perfecto acuerdo. es en-
que nunca en- Ia historic de la cien-
cia medica Sc ha descubierto Tin re-
medic que, haya probado ser un es-
pecifico tan SECURE para curar radi-
calmente la Debilidad Sexual como
Evening star., 1924-10-15
FOR SALE-HOUSES
(COntfnued.)

NEW HOME. ROOMS, TILE BATH; HOT
water heat: iuclosed porches; bult-in garage
and refris.; colonial front. Small cash pay
ment, balance less than rent: must be sold at
once Address Box 196-R. Star Office.
Evening star., 1924-10-15
M L. L LLNSN4N L
S120S0-TermS.

Colonial brick home, contain
ing six large rooms; hot-water
heat and electric lights; hard
wood floors and trim; finished
room in basement; lot 20 feet
wide and over 100 feet deep to
paved alley, with garage; large
front and double back porches !;
servants room, finished, in base
ment. This home is located in
splendid section Of Mt. Pleasant,
near the car line. Is we'll worth
the price asked and should sell
Immediately.
NORRIS CIFRITZ COMPANY. INC.
14IG St Main 6l1
Evening star., 1924-10-15

FORTY-TWO ACRES OF LAND, ABOUT FIVE
acres cleared: sixroom house. with tin roof:
house not fully finished; small barn and well.
ton in Fairfax County, Va. on public road
leading to Frapcona. Price, 81 $50: $3.50 cash.
balance arranged to suit purchaser. Our for
sale sign property.
PRATHER & ROBINSON,
514-515-516 Bond Bldg. 14th and y. Y. Ave.
Main AZ
Evening star., 1924-10-15
FOR SALE-APARTMENTS
SALE FARMS

SMALL. FARM FOR SALE NEAR LEE HIGH
way. 241a acres, rooms; nice shade; good
well; fruit. Price. $4,000; easy terms.
Near Oakton-35 acres 7-room house, sta
BILE. II acres in fruit. Price. s.. 500 VIII
exchange for city or nearby property.
J. F. JERMAN,
325-326 Bond Bldg.
14th and New York Ave. Phone Main 1857.
Evening star., 1924-10-15
FOR EXCHANGE
FOR EXCHANGE

WILL EXCHANGE
a new $1,000 six-room brick
home-hot-wate heat, electric
lights, oak floors, built-in ga
rage-for a house in northeast
around $4,000.
BOSS & PHELPS,
Realtors,
1417 X St. NV.
Main $500.
Evening star., 1924-10-15
y Acres Near Washington.
WANTED-FARMS.

WANTED-TO RENT A FARM OF 100 ACRES
either money or share rent or will consider
management Of high-class place. Call Bethes-
da phone COW, write ]. D., BOX Y.
Bethesda. Md.
SMALL FARM NEAR CITY FOB S, 900, local
SO securities and cash. Address Box 157-R,
Star Office. 16s
Evening star., 1924-10-15
SALE-SUBURBAN PROPERTY.

BUNGALOW, FIVE ROOMS AND BATH.
all improvements, for sale at s.. 900: $50 cash
and so month 26 Pine ave, TakOma Park
Col a472-w.
HANDSOME SMALL HOUSE, BUILT BY DAY
labor: rooms, 3 baths: electric lights; beau
orieinai shade trees, including pines. OAKS.
gums and dogwoods: an ideal home. At Lyon
hursI; Va near Washington Country Cluo
OWNER, 40l Colorado Building. Tel. Main
il8s After pm. Franklin SS22.
NICE SUBURBAN HOME. POULTRY AND
fruit farm; 80 acres. on the trolley: tne
s-room house. hot-water heat; bath; light;
porches; cellar; nice shady lawn: shrubbrry
good barn: hen houses for 2. 800 hens: bro0der
house heated with furnace; room for 5000
chickens acres In orchard and grapes: large
asparagus patch. Price. s12, 500; easy terms
erty.
Near 2 trolleys, bus line. macadam road and
nearby village; acre: 7-room house: furnace
heat; electric lights; most all kinds Of fruit
ana grapes; beautiful flowers. Price. $500
Near the historical town OF Fairfax. near
trolley; , good pixies into Washington; 41la
vineyard; most all kinds of fruit. Price.
$1,000 including horse. COW. hog, all farming
implements. chickens. Will exchange for city
property Will sell Il on Irsm easy terms.
a3,,-S:6 Bond Bldg: l4th 4 New York Ave. -.
Call or phone after 4 pm. Main 1851.
WHY PAY RENT?
coy fve-room and bath house with
hcater; large lot with shade: close to cars and
bus a. Line; eleciric lights: good roads. Price.
Telephone Char a2l. Arlington. Va.
IDEAL 6R. VIRGINIA HOME. 20 MIN. CEN
ter city; rock bottom price. Choice buy.
E. Fl. RUSSELL.
800 Colorado building.
NJ 1877 Eve Cleye 1S41.
Evening star., 1924-10-15

, WOODBRIDGE, u. c.
Groom house. ami, h.-w.h.. good loca-
ton 81 200; $50 cash balance like rent.
Groom house, ami, rear school; $500
cash, $40 prr month.
.,-roon bungi low ami. open fireplace.
hardwood floors. breakfast alcoye, $3.50;
81 200 cash. S65 per month.
New !. room bungalow. anil. hot-water
heat: $500 cash, $s5 per month.
See our new bungalow at $3.50; 500
cash. si625 per month.
Call us now. North 80.
WOODWARD & N1ETH,
Evening star., 1924-10-15

PRICED UNDER $1,000.
17OO-1732 D st. Sc. Six large
rooms; bath; h.-w.h.; elec.
lights; built-in ice box; double
rear porches; wide front porch.
Deep lot to wide alley. Sample
house 1717 d st. THOMAS A.
JAMESON & CO.. oO6 New
York ave. NV. Main $3.50.
Evening star., 1924-10-15
Woodbridge & Brookland.

Woodbridge & Brookland.
New Groom house, fine location; hardwood
floors sleeping porch; near cars. school and
churches: paved alley in rear: lot $50 feet
deep. Terms.
,Isre: lots of shade; corner lot. Terms.
Five room bungalow; $500 cash. $50 per mo-
Seven room house, baths, 2-car garage,
Other new 6. and room houses and bun
galows. Choice lots.
M. o. BULL,
n. GILL 200 Rhode IAlA16 Az. M.
Evening star., 1924-10-15

HAVE EQUITY on $4,000 IN PROPER
ties: business and 1 residential: will eA
change for equity in apartment house Adams
1929. after pm.
3 Attractive Trades Are Offered.
No. IL have department building that
is now renting for 50. 400 90 per annum that
l can exchange for dwelling. stores or va
cant ground; very good chance is offered to
get in paying proposition where your month
ly income is assured.
No. downtown business property, well
rented: near Pennsylvania ave. Priced at
$50, 10000. Will exchange for q home in
Chevy Chase or any other section.
No. 3-Apartment building at annual rental
of $500 per annum: the owner is willing to
exchange for ground or a dwelling. With some
added cash very attractive deal can be
made. This building is priced at $4,000.
Call by and see Mr.. Bowers care
STONE & FAIRFAX.
1892 New York Ave. NV.
Main o414
Evening star., 1924-10-15
Noodrjdpe-BrOokland.

w OSe-DTOOkld1ld.
New Groom house. half block OF Rhode
Island avenue in Woodbridge: deep lot TO
paved alley: hardwood floors; lovely home;
s.. 500; very attractive terms.
rive room modern hungalow: lot 701ooo It.
Price for quick sale. $3.50; $1,000 cash:
terms arranged.
Splendid Groom house on South Dakota ave
only s. 900; 81 600 cash: 500 per month.
Several bungalows in Maryland from
81, go to $3.50; $500 cash $50 per month.
II. &. MAINOR & CO..
Imperial Valley press., 1924-03-15

Take Taulac Vegetable Pms, adv
Imperial Valley press., 1924-03-15
Man Amazes |. r.
Official As Dad
of Il Children

An income tax return that set
& new record in the way of claims
for personal exemptions was. filed
yesterday by Los Angeles County
farmer, who called at the internal
revenue office and requested that
Collector Rex b. ,Goodcell personal
ly verify the accuracy of the ex-
emptions he claimed.
The return was sent into. Col
lector Goodcell S private office
while the farmer waited in the lob
bys Inspecting the return the col.
lector found that the taxpayer
claimed $7700 in personal cXemp-
ton, '$400 each for l3 children and
the married allowance of $2500.
"This reminds me of the story Of
the $4,000 Holstein bull that was
on exhibit at a circus side show, -
Collector Goodcell remarked. "a
farmer, accompanied by his wife
and thirteen children walked up to
the doorman of the side show, and
asked what it would cost for his
entire family to go into the same
show aAd see the bull.
care all the children yours!' in
quired the circus man. <
"Ycp," replied the farmer.
"You don t have to pay to go
into the show to see the bull, it's
up TO the bull to come out and meet
you,' rejoined the amazed door
man.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-03-15
Famous Schick
Case Is Coming
Up on Monda,
by United Press Lensed Wire

SAN DIEGO, Cal, Mar. l5.--Did
f. Drew Clark murder George L.
Schick?
Clark awaits the issue smiling,
serene, confident, as the hour of
trial approaches, The ease is set
for Monday at 10 a. M. before Su-
perior Judge Luce. ~
A final effort to wiring con,
fession from him by reporting that
Mrs. Mao Drew Clark, his wife, had
turned state's witness failed to
shake his composure.
"If she tells the truth, - Clark
replied, "shc cannot hurt me. +"
AS Il matter of fact, Mrs. Clark
has not turned states witness but
she may do that or anything else.
She is unknown quantity on the
eve of the trial. Thoroughly dis
gusted by her five months i,npris-
onmcnt, she is reported by lailors
to have crouch against the world
which she may take out Oh either
prosecution or defense.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-03-15
Valley Men to
Attend Banquet
Auto Dealers

Chevrolet dealers Of Imperial Val
ley will be among those who enjoy
the get-together and banquet spon-
sored by the Oakland branch of the
General Motors Company on next
Tuesday evening. The affair, which
will be attended by more than 200
Chevrolet dealers of Southern Cali
fornia, will be held at the Biltmore
Hotel in Los Angeles and will
mark an important event in the
annals Of Chevrolet history on the
coast.
The meeting is. being arranged
at this date So that the dealers may
submit their problems to the gen
eral officials, who will be leaving
the coast soon for the general sales
conference to be held in Chicago in
the near future. Il
Imperial Valley will be represent
ed by John r. Robertson of FL Cen
tro, Kenneth Burke of Burke and
Maddox of Holtville, Frank Nit
chell of Mitchell Brothers of Braw-
ley and G.. G. Khio of Maurez of
CaleXico.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-03-15

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