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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-08-18
UNA EXCELENTE INSTITUTION:
Ell HOSPITAL MUNICIPAL

Cuando agobiado por Ell dolor, abatt-
do de espiritu, falto cast de toda espe-
rama vivifcadora, decidime a ir al hos
pital en- busca de salud, (bajo la Gu
LchiIla) pense que los dias que pasarla
allL, serian desesperantes, largos y de
amarguisimos sinsabores.
va en- Ell e~xcelente Hospital Munich
pal de Santurce y felizmente operado
por csc joven Image del Disturb q.
es ell DR.. Diaz Garcia, comprendf que
mis- temores Gran totalmente infun-
dados, pues aquellos dfas negros que
habia concebido bajo La tortura de mis-
males, tornaronse en- dias de rehabili-
tador descanso y de fortalecedora paz.
A clio contribuyeron indudablemente
varios factores; Ell franco exito de la
operation, Ell cariHoso cuidado de las
enfermeras que tan h&bilmente dirige
la muy competente Y b%ondadosa seao-
rita Carmen Roca, y la confortante
limpieza de- aquella casa de salud.
Els m~aravilloso Ell aseo que reina en-
csc establecimiento y para mantener-
10 en- ese estado no deScanSan los d.
rectores, ORES. Gutierrez Ortiz y Font
Suarez, los medicos fnternos Ores. Ba
rreras y Castaing, las enfermeras y
todos los empledos bajo la constante
supervigilancia de La ameritada Supe-
rintendente Srta. Roca.
La sala de operaciones est3 a Ia al
tura de Las mejores y operan a diario
a muchos ~pacientes en- csc temple de
la moderna cirugfa donde postulan ha-
bilisimos doctores que honran Ia pro-
fesi6n portorriquefa. Ell DR.. Manuel
Dfaz Garcia. bajo cuyos sabios cuida-
dos estuve, ha obtenido en- plena jul
ventud 6xitos que 10 consagran indis-
cutiblemente entire los primeros CRU
janos y que son augurio de nuevos
y brillantes triunfos en- su va glorio-
SO carrera.
De asaz injusto pecaria y faltarfa
a uno de los mas gratos deberes para
mi alma, 81 no exteriorizara como 10
hago, por medic de las ~presentes lineas
las excelencias del Hospital Municipal,
del cual podria enorgullecerse cual-
quier ciudad culta, progresista y civil.
Hzada.
Mi profundo agradecimiento para ell
DR.. Diaz Garcia, deseo hacerIo extern
sivo a su distinguish m6dico ayudante
DR.. Barreras, al reputable y quito DR..
Lopez Sicard6, a los inteligentes prac-
t~icantes Sres. Rodriguez Alberty y
Gonzalez, a la Superintendent Srta.
Carmen Roca, y a su benemerito cuer-
pc de enfermeras, Srta. Beltran, Srta.
Iven, y a las Srtas. Moreno y AFRO
yo que con tanta bondad me atendie-
ron Y a los numerosos amigos que ALI
me visitaron y Sc interesaron por mi
salud.
Para todos mi imperecedera graft
tud.
RAFAEL COLON FERRER.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-08-18
ANUNCIO DE SUBASTA
SoCIEDAD DEL ZAPATO DE LOS
NINOS POBRES

San Juan, P. r., agosto, 1924.
Proposiciones en- pliegos cerrados
para la adjudication en- publica subas-
ia, de 1000, a 5000, pares de zapatos
para los niios de las Escuelas Publ
cas- de la Municipalidad de San Juan.
durante Ell curse escolar del 1924, al
1925, Sc admitiran en- esta oficina hasta
Ell "a, del presente mes a las 10 A. M.
Todos los datos necesarios Sc daran a
conccer en- Ell pliego de condolences que
pueden ser solicitados del Secretario
Executive Mr.. Jose G.. Quihones, Box
1913, San Juan,
San Juan, P. R., IL de agosto, 1924.
ALBERTO M. SMITH,
Secretario.
". B.-LU1S a.. DELIZ
P%residente.
Advt,
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-08-18

que no ha podido ocultar su deseo de
ayudar al Ponce " dale con Ell Pom
ce) es algo tan incierto y tan indig-
no de tomarse en- consideration que
Sc a por SUI propio peso. La mas al
ia representation del base ball en- nue.
ira isla, en- estos INSTANCES en- que no
Sc puede desperdiciar NADIA para de-
fender a los IL no pueden ser dsfen
didos, no podfa quedar sin recibir su
parte.
Pero TODD debe ~olvidarse y hay que
perdonar a quien ciegamente esta dis
parando. Al fin y al cabo, va veran MS
tedes, como sus disparos lie salem por
Ia culata.
Y por ahora basta.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-08-18
OTRA vEz HUMACAo.

En- vista de los tan sensaciorales
desafios del domingo pr6ximo pasa-
do EN- Ponce entire Leones y Crises,
los managers de ambos clubs han acor
dado efectuar dos encuentros mas es-
tie domingo en- la liga del Castillo, pa
ra con clio dar una ~oporturidad a
los fans de la Costa Sur de presen-
ciar pelota de la mejor que Sc puede
jugar en- la isla: pelota professional.
Bien, muy bien por los seiores di-
rectores de estoS dos colosos del dia-
mantle. Los fans ponceios sabran co
Responder como es debido, leonardo
la Liga de bote en- bote. Nadie 1ebe
perder otro duelo entire los formula
bles lanzadores Camar6n y San. 4
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-08-18
NADIA DE ESQ.

Nos ha extrafiado ESQ de que Da-
VIII Y Cache ingresen en- nuestras fl
las. NADIA de extraordinario serfa ell
regreso de DAWN a su antique hogan:
pero podemos informar a los lecrores,
que La administration del Ponce no
tiene en- idea ESQ que algunos cronis-
tas Sc han avanzado a informar. FL
team de los leones, solo espera ell re-
sreso de MINI y con ESQ cree terer
su cuadro tan formidable que NADIA lie
impedira medirse con los mejores
equipos de la isla.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-08-18

Arecibo a yer jugar a Ponce y Lobos
y, segundo, cuando recomienda Ii for
macl6n de otro ~Campeonato.
Asi estan las cosas y ESQ basta.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-08-18
NERO NO Sc
HA LIDO.

Nuestro amigo. Nero, pitcher del
Fonce. nos comunica que no piensa
embarear por ahora, va que cada dia
Sc lie hace mas doloroso tener que par
tir v dejar a sus compafieros sin sus
servicios. Sin embargo, es propable
que tn excelente lanzador embarque
Ell lunes 10 con I'm mes de hcencia. Pa
rece que ell chico dominicano no Sc
&treve entrar a SUI patria con las hon
rosas melenas de los leones.
Buen viaje y pronto regreso, desea-
mos al paleador de los hits oportu-
nos. iyegE
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-08-18
NO puEDE SER.

Maestro uueridisimo amigo Teoflo
Maldonado, insinna que Sc organize
un tercer Campeonato y que nueva-
mente Sc declare campe6n al team de
esta ciudad. vemos que Eddie Collins
es muy amante de la pelota v que no
lie gusta esa serie de juegos iniciados
en- a Juan. Ell quito cronissa saDe
uue los dos teams de la loza, iran al
fracaso v por ESQ es que esta ecomen
dando otra serie de desafios entire to-
dos los equipos de la isla, dando al
una nueva oportunidad a San Juan pa
ra bstirse con sus rivales. Por nues-
ira parte, nos gustaria que la idea
del compa1ero tuviese acoglda, pero
saremos que no la tendra porque ann
oe+a m,v fresca en- la imagination de
todos la actuaci6n de los causantes
del desastre del Campeonato tan re-
eiam -nte comenzado. No puede ser,
uuerido Eddie. v til tendras que con-
fornaarte con salir de San Juan a Are
cibo o cayey cada vez que desees pre-
senciar bnera pe'ota. Razon teniamos
cuando as~egurabamos que los
canitalenns Sc ~cansarian de yer jugar
ersra dos euNipos locales. va
Eddie Collins nos 10 demuestra por
eocuuda vez. Primero, cuando habien-
do juegos en- la Ocho, prefiere ir a.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-09-19
Interesting Data
On Growth of
[. V. Grapefruit

That the People Of the I'm
perial Valley are interested in
the questions being answered in
the Press pertaining to the
growth and development of the
NaGey, is shown by the follow
ing two questions of local
chamber of commerce, who is
aiding the Press in providing
the readers of this paper with
data aud information of Il valu-
able nature. The questions are
as follows:
How MANY ears OF crane
fruit were shipped out of the
valley during 1921, 1922 and
1922!
What is the average produe-
ton per tree in the fourth year,
fifth year and sixth year?"
The answers, supplied through
the local chamber are us fol
tows: in 1921 the number of
ears of grape fruit shipped out
were %; in 1922, go cars; in
1923, 53 cars.
The average production per
tree in the fourth year is three
crates; the fifth year, from
four TO six crates; and the sixth
wear, six to eight boxes.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-09-19
WHEELER TO BE
IN Los ANGELES
ON OCTOBER Z

LOS ANGELES, Sept. Io.-he.
cording 10 announcement maize to,
day. Senator Burton X. Wheeler,
candidate for vice.prcsident on the
independent ticket, will speak IN
this city on October II and l3,
coming here from Sacramento and
san Francisco and leaving direct
for Salt Lake City on the return
trip of Il 33-day iaunt into west
ern territory. His schedule is rs
follows:
September %, Denver: arrive 3 p.
m. leave s a. IN. ON Sept &c.
September 80, Cheyeme: arrive
12:i5 p. m. and leave 1906 p. m.
October l, Billings: arrive 5:55
p. M, leave 10 p. m.
October ., Butte: arrive $50 Il.
m. leave G:f5 q. m. on Oct. 3.
October ,, Missonla: arrive 10:40
a. m. leave 11;05 p. m.
. October 4, spokane: arrive 6;5O
II. m. leave 1920 Il. m. Oct ..
October 5, Seattle: arrive 9:15 p.
III, leave October g.
October :, Portland: arrive Gas
n. nj. leave l ~ IN. Oct. 8.
October g =nrou-e.
October 10. Sacramento: Grrive
8:55 4. m. i-ave 4:20a. N. Oct. IL.
October < San Francisco, arrive
Imperial Valley press., 1924-09-19
- -
PERSONALS

Miss Ira Martin, school teacher
al Calexico, visited in FL Centre
yesterday.
William Kluck and family have
iast returned from a two~months
sacation spent motoring through
Washington and Oregon. Kluck,
who is owner of the kluck Grocery
Store here, left with his family about
the middle of July,- and reports n
very enjoyable trip,
Miss Charlotte langley Of Calex-
leo was shopping in El Centro yes
terday.
Mrs. Virgil Patterson of Imperial
was III town yesterday.
Mrs. Glenn McKinnon of Glendale
is here on business for several days.
Mrs. MeKimon was a residenf of
FL Centre several years ago.
Henry Havekorst and daughter
Vera, OF Meloland, werA VISITING in
Ell Centre yesterday,
+. Il. roore Of Holtville was in
town vest erday on business.
Miss Helen Reeder of Galexieo was
e visitor here yesterday.
Mrs. a. Keiogg of Imperial is in
the city today shopping.
c. c. Reed of Brawley was here on
business yesterday.
Miss Helen Hill of Holtville Wis
tied friends here yesterday.
Miss Mildred Abbott\of Brawley
is the house guest of Miss A. l.. Tar
bett, J15 Hamilton avenue, for sew
eral days. Miss Abbott will also
visit other friends here.
w. NJ Weaver, county assessor
is just back from 4 week s vacation
in San Diego.
Henry L. Loud, well known local
realtor and insurance man, left to-
day on business trip to Los An
geles. Loud expects to return the
first of the week.
r. p. Pope has gone to Los An
geles for a few days.
Mrs. +. b. Summer of this city
who has been visiting her old home
in Vermont all summer, returned
this week. Starting from here in
June, going by way of San Fraheis
co, returning by boat from New
York, proved a very interesting trip,
Mrs. Sumner declared.
George Anderson and family left
last week for Los Angeles where
thev will spend several davs.
Doctor and Mrs. r. II. Power
who have been visiting at Long
Beach, San Francisco and bother
coast resorts for sometime, are ex-
pected home about September 25,
according to word received by their
friends.
Judge F. J. Cole of the Superior
Court has just returned from Il long
vacation spent at various northern
coast cities.
Miss Margaret Lanier, owing to
a change in plans, is back in the
valley and win attend Junior Col
lege this term and specialize IN
music under Prof. E. A. Todd.
DIR. Il. c. Clemons has rented the
furnished flat of the John Me
Cormicks on Sixth street. Mrs. Me
Cormick is in Los Angeles under
Imperial Valley press., 1924-09-19
ATTACKS OPPONENTS
IN NEW YORK SPEECH
ny United Press Teased Wire

NEW YORK, Sept. 19.-With
Senator NJ. La Toilette personally
in action, the Independent pr'siden-
tial campaign was in fun swing
today.
Following his first stump speech,
the Wisconsin senator met Labor,
Socialist and other political leaders
10 discuss further steps in his per
sonal campaign.
In fiery denunciaton of the two
major parties to which lie referred
simply rs "our opponents, = I4a
Follctte defended his plan for con
gressional review of supreme court
decisions affecting the eonstitu-
tionality of federal laws; discussed
the Washington investigations and
corruption in government and
Imperial Valley press., 1924-09-19

sll0 a. H. leayc l1:4o p, IN
October l2. les Angeles: arrive
Gas p. m. leave ll;55 p m. oct. l5'
October a., enroute.
October Is, salt Lake City; ar
rive 6:30 n. m. leave 4:40 p. ~. De
tobcr 1G.
October II, Pueblo, arrive $50 p,
m. leave l0:40.p. m.
October Is, wichita arrive sos
D. M, leave $3.50 n. M. Oct. 10.
October 10, Oklahoma City: an
rive s a. m. leave 4:3i 4. m. Oct. IL
October 81, Topeka: arrive 4;oo
a. m4 leave 4:40 Oct. %.
October %, Kansas City: arr'Ve
7:l5 a. N. leave 10 p. IN.
October q, st. Louis; arrive 7;@7
q. m.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-09-19
Y w. C. A. SECRETARY OF
PACIFIC COAST COMING

Miss Esther Daymor, Pacific
Coast Girl Reserve Secretary Gf the
Young Woman Christian Associa-
tion, will arrive here ON October ),
and is coming primarily to give
special training courses to the club
advisers Gf the Young Women S
G.. l.ristian Association. Miss Jose
phine A. Brown, county secretary
of the !. -. C. A., who has just
returned from her summer S vaca-
tion, reports there viii be num-
Der of new names on the list of
club advisers to be appointed.
Club advisers, who are chosen
from the teachers of the county
schools authorize and direct the or
ganHation of the various Y. w. c.
A. groups. About 50 per cent or
the teachers have just come TO. the
valley this year so that practically
MI the advisers will be entirely new
in their position. The selection will
probably be completed in couple
of weeks.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-09-19
DISARMAMENT TO
BE DISCUSSED BY
LEAGUE MEMBERS
BY HENRY WOOD

y
GENEVA. Sept. l9.-The League
Of Nat ;ons sub-commission dealing
With disarmament decided today to
recommend that an international
conference ON the subject be called
for June 10. 1925, provided that by
May l.. 1925, at least 10 nations
SHAH have signed the protocol
which the commission is preparing.
Signatories must include the per-
manent and four of the non -oerma-
nent members of the league council.
Premier Benes of CzeehO Slova-
kia announced that the sub-commis-
sion has reached full agreement on
the mutual assistance. security and
disarmament caluses of its proposed
protocol and is preparing clauses on
arbitration.
All clauses then will be combined
and discussed before they are pres
ented TO the assembly next week.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-09-19

doctors care, and will not be able
to return to the valley for some
time.
Mrs. W. G. Costello and little
daughter Lenore, returned last
night from Riverside, where they
had been visiting Mrs. Costello 5
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Ham
mond. .r
Imperial Valley press., 1924-09-19
PERSONALS

p. Appleby, of San Diego, was q
visitor ia Ell Centre yesterday on his
way to New Orleans by auto.
T. B. Wright of San Diego was a
business visitor in FL Centro yes
terday. Mr.. Wright is tae owner of
a number of ranches in the valley
and is very much interested in the
great progress made this year in the
valley.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-09-19

Even If women haven't as much
sense as mon they don t wear stiff
collars.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-09-19

They took eight stitches in the
head of an Indianapolis {Inh) diver
who thought the water w&3 deep
enogh.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-09-19

Just Phone Crescent Creamery
Co.. 5l2 for your milk supply. adv
Money 60 Loaa on automobiles
'ontracts bought. Fred r. Cross
$50 Main St. Phone 359. adv
Smiths Are Eack-Mr. and Mrs.
W, E. Smith have just returned from
an extended visit made with Mrs.
smith 5 mother and other relatives
N Senecaville, Ohio. Mr.. and Mrs.
smith made Seneacaville their head
quarters during their two months ;
stay in Ohio, bat visited different
ioiativCS in other cities of the state
aurng that time. On their return
to the coast they remained in Den
Yer fer a few days visit.
Violin and Comet School. Mrs.
Marie Jenkins, announces reopen
ing of her violin and cornet school.
$50 Olive Ave. adv
NJ. E. Party Success-About 40
young folks attended the Method
ist Episcopal social held at the
parsonage last night, and IN ex-
tremelv good time was reported by
everyone present. The games werc
entered into with general anthus-
iasm and good humor, and the musi,
cal program was especially enjoyed.
Dainty refreshments were served
later in the evening, and the party
ended about il O'Clock.
Call Crescent Creamery Co. 512
for pasteurized milk. It's safe. adv
For Expert Marceling, Francis
Beauty Shop. Phone z for appt. adv
Gclf Club Directors Meet-The
board of directors of the FL Centre
golf club will hold their first meet
ing of the fail fhic> evening at seven
o o'elock, at 757 Main street, accord
ing to announcement received from
III. c. Jones, chairman of the meet
ing. The plans of the club for this
years activities will be outlined
ut this time. +
Davis Beauty rarlor, for appoint
ments. Phone 227. adv
Elmer A, Todd, has returned to
his. music studios PfHlsi may enroll
at any time: 624 Olive Phone 466W.
4Eg13F adv
Steve's for Well Cooked meals.
Day or night. adv
Sciots Meet Ionigl.-At their
first meeting of the season to be
held tonight in Masonic Temple,
local Sciots expect TO lay plans for
an active fall and winter One of
the most important pieces of bust
ness coming up tonight for consid-
Grafton rs the nomination of eandi-
dates for the annual election which
takes place in a short time. There
viii be "eats and "A. general good
time is assured every one who
Imperial Valley press., 1924-09-19

Where there S smoke there s il
able to be campaign cigars.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-09-19

called attention 70 the victory of
he Labor party in Great Britain.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-09-19
DEATHS

owcns-George W. Owens died
near FL Centre September 9, 1924
Age AS wears.
Mac Iver-J. b. Mac Iver died
in FL Centre, September 10, 1924,
Age 80 years.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-09-19

Davis Beauty Parlor, for appoint.
uents. Phone 227. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1924-09-19

Waugh Coming Here. T. Lytle.
chief deputy of the internal revenue
department, and +. j. Bates, divi-
sion chief of the same department,
both of Los Angeles, spent the day
IN III Centre yesterday, preparatory
= i"etaflatio" of q local office in
El Centre. III. II. Waugh, of Los
Ange.es, deputy collector of income
tax in this district, will be in
charge of the Fl Centre revenue
office.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-09-19
VITAL RECORDS
BIRTHS

Roseabarm-To Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles II. Rosenbaum. boy. ii
Centro. SeDtember ~, 1924.
Mccla-d-To Mr.. and Mrs.
William A. McClard, boy Dixie
land, September l., 1924. Name
Steven A. MeClard.
Becker-To Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
o. Becker. boy. Ell Centre, SePtem-
Der 4. 1924. Name. Jack Becker.
McClelland-T0 Mr.. and Mrs.
George Allen McClelland. bow. FL
Centre. Saptember 4, 1924. Name
Allen MeClelland.
De,ham-To Mr.. and Mrs. Nath-
an Briggs Denham Jr.. hoy. Inner
~ Sentember 3, 1924. Name
Nathan Briggs Denham.
o ~rien--To Mr. and Mrs. John
Emery O'Brien. boy. Holtville.
September 8, 1924, Name Jesse
o 'Brien.
Peofler-To Mr.. and Mrs. Joel
Samson Poefler. boy. Holtyille,
September Q, 1924. Name Edwin
Poefler. g
Johnson-To Mr. and Mrs. Rob
otr II. johnson. oirl. FL Centre
September 10, 1924. Name, Beth
Mae johnson.
Benson-To Mr.. and Mrs. Lane
Sturgeon BENSON. bov. Imperial
September s, 1924 Name, Lanf
Spurgeon Benson. Jr.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-09-19

Francis Beauty Shop, 500 Main
St Phone z for appt. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1924-09-19

Wanted 10 School Boys, IL to ID
years of age, to work after school
hours and Saturdays. Call for
Cowan, The Tailor, at Varney Bros.
adv
Imperial Valley press., 1924-09-19

At Stevc's food rs always kept
fresh. No comeDacks. adv.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-09-19

Coming Soon. A boom to the val
ley. $. o. S. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1924-09-19

Piano Pupils. Teacher of piano,
normal training, elementary and in
termediates, given careful instrac-
tion, according to latest approved
methods. Hazel N. Baker. 655l He'll
Ave. Phone 220W. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1924-09-19

Just Phone Crescent Creamery
Co.. 5l2 for your milk supply. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1924-09-19

McGinnis In Valley. S. Me
Ginnis, assistant passenger and
freigh agent Of the Southern P.s
cific railroad with headquarters at
Los Angeles, spent the day in FL
Centre yesterday, while making a
survey OF the conditions in the
valley. G. W. Rnnge, district freight
and. passenger agent Of the same
organization, accompanied Mr.. Me-
GiEnis on his tour of the valley.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-09-19

Money 20 Loaa on automobiles
'ontraets bought. Fred r. Cross
$50 Main St. Phone 359. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1924-09-19

Violin and Comet School. Mrs.
Marie Jenkins, announces reopen
ing of her violin and cornet school.
$50 Olive Ave. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1924-09-19

Des Moines Man Here-H. V.
Smith of Des Moines, Iowa. VINO
recentiv acquired ranch property in
the valley, was a caller on danes
r. Coyle, secretary of the local
chamber of commerce, whose influ-
enee WIS responsible in adding Mr..
Smith 20 the long list of property
owners in the valley. o4 m sl
Imperial Valley press., 1924-09-19

Call Crescent Creamery Co. 512
for pasteurized milk. 1t IS safe. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1924-09-19

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Imperial Valley press., 1924-09-19

IMPRESSED with Valley ii.
Rilleter. of Pittsburgh, Pennsylvah-
ia. was visitor in Ell Centre yes
terdav. Mr.. Billeter stated yestef-
aav 81 chat with Secretary Coyie
az the local chamber of commerce.
thai II Was his first visit in the val
lev, aud that he was so mucn lnl'
messed with the prosperity, shown
ii the valley that II ever the op,
portunity presented itself, he would ~.
nove his family here to make has
home.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-09-19
OVER STUFFED FURNTT'u RE

Our stock includes many Bed Davenports
which have made such univeral appeal They
are ornamental and entirely satisfactory as an
emergency bed We have them in genuine
Leather, Velour and MOkair.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-09-19

For Expert Marcelling, Francis
Beauty Shop. Phone for appt. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1924-09-19

Elmer A. Todd, has returned to
his music studios Pdpdls may eproll
at any time. 624 Olive Phone 466W.
o1,-
Imperial Valley press., 1924-09-19

Davis Beauty farlor, for appoint
ments. Phone 227. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1924-09-19

Go where the crowd goes every
Wednesday, Friday and Saturday
nights. The New Valley Open All
Dance Pavilion at Heber. l7tf
Imperial Valley press., 1924-09-19

For Expert Marcelling, Francis
Beauty Shop. Phone z for appt. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1924-09-19

Notice-Having sold my cleaning
and pressing business to Mr.. VIM.
Hallner of Los Angeles, ] wish at
this time to thank my many friends
and customers for their patronage
during my eleven years in Ell Cen.
tro. / am leaving for the coast
about October /. All customers are
notified 10 call and get their clothes
between now and the first of oc-
"st" u M Lincoln. adv
New Britain herald., 1924-09-25
BROKER IS EXPELLED
George F. Secor Is Dropped From
 New York Stock Exchange For lr-
 regular Activities.

New York, Sept, 2b, George F. Sucor, u member of the brokerage firm of Secor, Reynolds X Company, was expelled from the New York stock exchange today for alleged ir- rcgularities in connection with transactions in the stock of the Southern States Oil company
 Charges against Mir, Secor were heard by the governing committee of the stock exchange yesterday aft crnoon. Mr. Sccor was present and the committee after hearing the evidence found him guilty,
 The firm, in formal statement, reiterated its denial of the charges, lt set forth that its financial sta bllity was unprecedented but asked customers, in view of the stock eX- change ruling, to transfer their ac- counts. The firm. which was or ganized in 1922, has an office at "A Broadway Mr. Secor has been a member of the exchange since 1911.
New Britain herald., 1924-09-25

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New Britain herald., 1924-09-25

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