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Imperial Valley press., 1924-11-17
First Blast Of Winter Grips East Snow in Many Places
IRRIGATION MEN
ALL BACK FROM
AN ACTIVE WEEK
Water Officials on Var
iCus Trips to Dam Site
Fresno, Pomona

Al the officials are back at the
Irrigation District offices this
morning, and the full board was on
deck after their week of endo;.vors
at the Boulder Canyon dam site, at
Fresno and Pomona. The ground
covered by the directors and off
cials attending the main trip 20 the
proposed dam site was rlose ON
1900 miles, countingturns and di-
vergenccs, and Suncay saw them
all at home resting up.
At the meeting of the federated
irriga ton districts held al Fresno,
there WAS. not much of interest to
the valley dealt w:.h, much matter
of minor import being gone over.
About 100 delegates were present
representing 20 irrigation districts,
one of the largest gatherings Of its
kind held Oh this continent.
AS Il member of the executive
committee of the state, Attorney
Charles H. Childers, attended al of
the discussions. 4 number of min
or points were brought up aad dis
cussed including the right of irriga7
tion districts to assess railroad
property. 1t has already been de
cided by the courts that assessment
of railroad property was good, but
that the sale would not convey pos
session. Some of the districts take
the position that while it doesn I
entitle the purchaser TO possession,
Il suit for damages will lie against
the railroad company as traspassci
j IF the district or any one else ac
quires TIE ownership OF Il right OF
way Mt district sale.
The matter is going to be decided
and 'his district is al.-actcd by that
decision, for there are many hun
dred acres taken up by railroad
rights-of way Oh which railroad
companies have refused to pay as
seSSmcntS.
Amendment Endorsed
At the meeting last Friday vari-
Gus amendments TO the law were
discussed, none of which were at all
(Continacd on Page 81
Imperial Valley press., 1924-11-17
HOuseWi OF
State Ask City
Aid in Milk War
by United Press Leased Wire

OAKLAND Nov, 17.-Represen-
tatives of the State Housewives
League appeared before the city
council today to urge interference
by city authorities in the milk war
raging between producers and dis
tributors.
If appeals to the city do no
good, the housewives will go to the
governor, Mrs. w. Y. Cleverlon,
president, declared.
Eighty five per cent of the nor
NAL supply of milk has been shut
off by the producers strike, called
Sunday and several armed out
breaks occurred over the week end
when producers are alleged to have
started 81 hijacking tac cite S
against the distributors
Truck drivers have armed them
selves to prevent strikers interfer-
encc and county authorities have
sworn in extra deputies to restrain
the warning factions.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-11-17
IRREGULAR TIES
in WET PERMITS
WILL BE PROBED
Nv United Press Leased wire

WASHINGTON, Now. IT, Evi-
dcpce Of irregularities in with
drawal of alcohol on permits will
be presented TO the senate commit
tee investigating the internal reve-
nue. department when it reconvenes
Wednesday, Senator James Couzens,
chairman, announced upon his arriv-
al here today.
During the recess we investigat'
ed and discovered evidence ipdicat,
ing gross Irregularities in connec.
tion with withdrawal permits issued
By the prohibition bureau Cou.
2eus declared.
"a report on this situation will
be presented ana tho committee will
decide what action should be tak-
en-.
Couzens declared he believed the
"biggest loophole in prohibition en-
forcement' came through alcohol
Withdrawals.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-11-17
New Complications
In Condition EX-
Presidents Wife
By United Press Leased Wire

MARION, Ohio, Nov. 17.-Uremic
poisoning has further complicated
the case of Mrs. Warren G, Harding,
i'll at White Oaks farm near here,
it was said early today.
This, in addition to the heart at
tacks which she has suffered peri
odically, has caused her to lose
strength steadily since the latter
part of last week.
For the last 4S hours she has been
drowsy and has taken very little
noulishment, leading to the fear that
she is slowly slipping into coma.
After two unfavorablc statements
Sunday, DR.. Carl W. SAWYER, Mrs
Harding's physician, issued a bulle-
tin ut midnight saying that she had
slept comfortably Zip to that hour,
Imperial Valley press., 1924-11-17
Week-End Toll
Reaches 48 in \
u. S.


Forty eight persons were kill
cd in % cities ands towns of the
United States in automobile ac-
cidents over the weekend, ac-
cording to reports to the United
Press today. These accidents re-
suited in serious injury to 157
other persons. The death list in
the larger cities follows:
NewsYork 7, Chicago 5, Detroit
6, Boston 5, Los Angeles 3,
Portland 1, San Francisco l,
Philadelphia 2, Washington /,
Pittsburgh /, Kansas City l, Buff
falo 3.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-11-17
Ex-Service Man
Loses His Suit
for Compensation

WASHINGTON, Nov. IT, The
United states supreme court today
ruled that an eX-servlee man cannot
sue the United States to recover
compensation where the Withholding
of compensation does not appear ar
bitrarv and unreasonable.
The action was begun by Sam
Silbersehem, a war veteran, in the
federal district court for the east
ern district Of Michigan to recover
from the United States rate of
compensation he believed due him.
The government opposed the suit
on the grounds the director of the
veterans bureau was the sole arbiter
under the acts of congress of com
pensation contemplated by the acts.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-11-17
KILLED BY
CAR NEAR LA.

LOS ANGELES, Nov. IL
Crashing into hand car during
a heavy fog, a Pacific Electric
train on the Redondo Beach line
today killed three Mexican lab
orers and perhaps fatally injur-
ed three othors. The victims
have not been Identified. Fif-
teen workmo,l were on the hand
car, many escaping by leaping
beforo the crash.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-11-17
One Dies, Several
Injured in Wreck

KANSAS CITY, Mo-, Nov. IL
George Diemert, engineer, was kill
ed and several persons were injured
when Missouri Pacific passenger
trains No, 20 castbound, and No. l3
wcstbound, collided head-on at SYRIA
cuse, east of here, today, according
to reports to the eompaEy's office.
Details Of the wreck were lacking
hero.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-11-17
Meet to Evolve
Plan to Bring
Help to Farmer
sy United Press Leased Wire

WASHINGTON, Nov. 17.-Presi-
dent Coolidge's agricultural commits
sion, charged with the task of evolv-
iag n plan to protect American agri'
culture from a recurrence of periods
of overproduction and serious dc
preston, began its labor today.
The President planned to address
the commission S organization meet
ing at the white house, outlining the
purposes for which he had appoint
ed the commission and to urge a full
and free inquiry into farming CON
ditions.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-11-17
SEEK TROOPS TO STOP AQUEDUCT ROW
Mob OF Farmers
Diuerting Water
Back TO Farms
BY United Press Leased Wire

BY United Press Leased Wire
BISHOP, Cal, Nov. l7.-Re-
quest that Governor Richard
son send state troops to Iuyo
county to prevent possible
bloodshed in Tho present row
between ranchers of this sec
ton and Los Angeles over
waters Of the Owens river was
dispatched today by the Bishop
chambo- of commerce.
Members of the organization,
not minimizing the potential
danger in the situation which
developed from action of a
band CT 100 men in openi1g
waste gates of the aqusduct,
met in special session this
morning and framed the request
for the state militia.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-11-17

SACRAMENTO, Cal, Nov. III
Governor Friend W. Richardson an.
nounced today that he sees no reas-
on at present for sending national
guard troops to lnyo county in con
nection with the Owens river con
troverst.
He advised every effort be taken
by all concerned to "keep cool and
avoid hysteri&. -
LOS ANGELES, Nov. 17.-Wil-
liam Mulholland, chief engineer of
the Los Angeles water department
and the man who built the aque-
duet from the Owens river 10 this
city, left. today for Lone Pine, Inyo
county, where 100 irate fanchers
are holding open the canal flood
gates, permitting the water 20 flow
back into the stream.
owe are going to get our .que-
duet back, peacefully if possible,
but get it back ut any cost, N-Mul-
holland said before leaving, The
big, Sugged engineer said that he
did not fear violence at the hands
of the lnyo county band.
d Civil. complaints asking injunc-
tions to dispossess the mob of near
" 100 Owens valley resident were
to be filed today in the Inyo coun-
" court by officials of the local
public service department.
a large staff of clerks !abored
through the night preparing the
complaints and they were headed
for Independence, the myo. county
scat, by automobile early today.
Mark Q. Watterson, Bishop banker,
and w. r.. McCarty, engineer for
an irrigation ditch, are named in
the complaints, the Others being
"John Doe petitions.
LONE PINE, Cal, Nov. 1.-THE
old west is making its last stand
against the advance of civilization.
Gathered from up and down the
dried cXpanses of the Owens River
Valley a band estimated at 100 or
more, is standing by the opened
waste gates of the Los Angeles
aqucduct, defying lnyo county peace
Officers and the city S guards,
1t is perhaps the final gesture of
defiance from the few hardy pion-
GERS still struggling to make liv-
ing from the parched soil of this
mountainous valley, & last ,tprotest
o,ro;uct what thaV 1npD in INST ipC
on the part of the big city ot the
south in building its long canal over
Continued on Page 81
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iHUMACAENAS!
cRoNIcA

- .El -L ~ 80 ZaEEEFA tEZH.9EE& A ~ Ms
Bello y encantador panorama pre-
senta a p~rirnera vista, Ia perspec-
tiva alucinadora de esta Ciudad, en-
bellecida por sus gentiles y gallar-
idas damas; .mujeres arrobadoras,
.llenas de cierto donaire, que hace re-
cordar las divinidades de Ia Roma
medieval.
AL llegar aFfg cualff paraiso encan-
tado por el. perfume ! hncienso sa-
grade de aquellas divinidades supra
humanas, Ia Imagination Sc extra
via al c~ortenipfar tanta beiIeza y
tanta cultu1ra hsrmanadas entire tan
tas mobiles y r~ordanticas, angelicales
figuras.
La paEeta magica de Miguel An
gel o Murillo, tiene ALI en- aquel
paraiso encantado, muy buenos ras-
COS para .estudios c~olosales de be-
llezas seductoras y encantos sin
igual.
La Diosa de la Belleza, Conchita
Colon que hace honor a Ia mujer
hunacaena, puede y debe ser entro-
nizada en- cualquier altar, como mo-
delc de n virgen de virtualidad J
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ANUNCIOS ECONOMIC(

IQUIERH GANAR MAS DINERo?
'APRENDk A EscRIBIR HIsToRIAs
PARA Ell CINE Mande cinco dollars
y a vuelta. de correo le enviaremos nuss
tro curss de Instrucciones en- espanol :.
Tambien nos hacemos cargo de La ira
ducci6n al ingl6s, c~ritica, correction ,
presentation en- Ia forma t6cnics de ar
gumentos 8 historias escritos en- caste
llano. Nuestros precios son raxonables
y nuestros servicios esmerados. UNI
vERsAL PHoToPLAY SERVICE.
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ty. p.
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Fl paeio uiisnista.....
(continuaci6n dc Ia sra. pae.


Al hombre que. yaapor conviction per
sonal, va por solidaridad de partido,
reverencia al gabinete Coolidge, con su
exquisite yAsequitativo y ,democratico
John VI. weeks, soeio de Hornblow sr
and Weeks, AZ Broadway, New YORK!
A Tous Sc lie aparece un angel de!
cielo y Ie dicta u acepte la PROPOSE
ci6n de Barcel6 embellishments, a Dor
do smismo, no sea que Ell jefe unio,ista
Sc vaya a a~rrepentirl Aceptandola y
persuadiendo a su partido de que la
acepte con el, tiene a~segurados en- Ia
legislature Representatives, y %senadores
por 10 menos tan numerosos como los
que produciria una alianza con los So
cialistas, v con la gran yentaja de que
asi no pierde. la bendici6n del depar-
tamento de la guerra-bendici6n que
pone a los republicanos en- una posi-
ci6n ligeramente mejor que la de los
unionistas EN- 10 que Sc reflere a los lin.
portantisimos! puestos ejecutivos ,nsu-
lares.n
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B DE PoL1TIcos

re- fE-H - boz "
Labor de politicos es Ell juicio que
merece a Munoz Marin Ell pacto.- Por
10 que nevo dicho, afirrias podra verse
que ST hernos de considerar a Tous So
to y Barcsl6 como poiiticos, nj u adj
versarios mas encarnizados podran inn
~putarles falta alguna. Como polfticos,
su conducta, sus determinaciones, han
sido excepcionalinente sabias y habl
les. Ell senior Barcel6 trata dc librar
a su partido de una derrota cast scgru-
ra. 5Que mas Sc lie puede pedir a. I'M
politico? Ell senior Tous trata de sacar
al partido republican, de III a~tolladefo
dificil de sortear y Sc coloca en- ina
~situaci6n ventajosisinia, en- 10 que Sc
9refere a representation legislative y
~ejecutiva Y a la buena voluntad del
excelente Mr.. Weeks. IQue mas Sc 10
puede pedir a un politico?
-5Que es UNI politico?, dice Munoz
Marin. I'm hombre cnyo objective final
es ganar .ventajas para Ell partido en-
que militia, Pero estas maquinaciones
de Barcel6. Tous y Weeks solo repre-
sentan ell metodo practice de Que Sc
valen. las grandes fuerzas historicas
que moldean al niundo para moldear
tarnbien a. Puerto Rico.
Mufoz Marin termina sus dsclirac1o
mes un tanto escepticas, I'm tanto flo
soicas-en Ell fondo de absolute con-
faza en- la fuerza de los socialissas en-
Puerto Rico-con esta manifestation.
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LA plaza EN- RUSSIA

MOscoU, mayo 6 Omitted Press)-
Sc han recibido informes en- esta ciu-
dad en- Ell sentido de Que la playa esta
hacienda estragos en- la ciudad de
Khiva. Es tai ell incremento que ha
tornado la terrible enfermedad d. en- Ell
corto lapse de algunos dias Sc han re-
gistrado cuatrocientos niuertos. Ell pa
nico reina en- toda la region debido a
las preparedness que esta toriando Ell
contagio.
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LA DIVISION REA1lsTA

Los partidos hist6ricos nunca han
hecho hincapie sincsramente sebre di-
ferencias judiciales, morales 0 &c n0mi-'
cas-. Sus plataformas son, en- csc aspec-
to, admirables. FL partido nnicliista
cumple parte de la suya por Barcelo y
por defenderse. FL republican, no ha
tenido o~portunidad de cumpli- La suya.
Solo Sc nota entire ellos una liger1 dife
rencia en- 10 fiscal, va que e! partido
que siendo de la oposicion
7tiene Que hacer algo contra Ell UNIONS
ia, es mas c~onservador Que Ell uitiIno
en- 10 que Sc refiere a contribuciones.
Los holnbres que integran La direction
de ambos partidos ~pertenecen a las mis-
mas classes sociaIes, tienen identicos
prejuicios, identicas ideas generates So
.bre la vida, Id justicia, Ia moral, la
propiedad i La evolucion del pa.s. La
yerdadera division, la division REA-
LISTA irreconciliabIe, fructifera, esta
entire las classes que por ser poseyentes
temen a las renovaciones y las classes
que por ser pobrssas estan disp'uestas a
ldar su fusrza politica a nuevos expe-
riim1entos. crear esta division n5 ha 81
do la intenci6n de nadie, sera obra de
la realidad imponiendose a la teologia
de nuestra vida publica. A mi cntenisr
Ell sintoma es saludable v espero fer
vientemente que Barcel6 y Tous trjun-
fen Y que los partidos que represen-
tan Sc fundan.
(De LA Prensa" de N. W
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Sc vENDE casa concrete compuesta
de sala, cuatro habitaciones, comedor,
cociha, bano, etc. Habitaci6n separada
para servidumbre. Solar de 1000 me-
tros, rodeado de palmas de cocos, GER
ca del mar. Avenida Huicy, Parada AZ,
Condado. Para information dirigirse a
R. M. Apartado $40, San Juan, o per-
sonalmente al Sr. Muro en- ell Banco
Territorial, San Juan, de 9 a II a. m.
IL a 8 p. m. 5-S
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LUDENDoRFF ELEcTo DELEGADo
PoR LOS Observation-Disclosures

BERLIN, mayo @. Gable frances).-
FL general von Ludendorff y Won Grae
fl han sido electos por Ell Partido vi
tranacionalista.
Ell antigua Embajador de Alemania
Won Berndorff ha sido electo iguaImen-
to por Ell Partido Ultranacionalista
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NOS MUDAMOS: La mudanza de nues
tro establecimiento para los bajos icl
sr. Martinez Llonin, Sc efectuara a f.
mes de este mes, y ALI venderemos
imuy barato, pero los precios que tene-
mos durante estos dias precedentes al
Gambia, en- Telas, Trajes para caballe-
ros y nifos sombreros, zapatos. Crista-
lerias, losa y articulos de HERO esmat-
tado esstah fuera de toda comprehend,
visftenos para que Sc asombre, estamos
rega1ando la mercancia. "La Bortn-
qluen'', silva. Martinez & Co. S. en- Q.
Rio Piedras. P. R: r
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e~ncantadora Belleza.

Z 81 seguimos Ell vuelo de nuestra
imagination perspicaz y topamos con
alguna que otra deidad de los ex-
tremos de la ~poblacion: no Sc cansa
de admirar, cual mas: 81 la beleza de
la mujer sujestiva, e~ncantadora o la
simetria proportional de urbaniza-
ci6n de tan culta como progressive
ciudad.
Antonio CALIMANO.
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PARA LAS Personals Re
BUFN GUSTO

Confeccionamoso toda cIase de pla-
tos especiales para comidas, banque-
ties, jiras, etc., ETC.. como jamon plan
chado, .pavos .trufados, ensaladas de,
polio, de frutas y de otras classes, po-
lentas, galantinas, hallacas ~(venezola-
nas) sandwiches, biscochos va-iadoy,
dulces en- almibar e infinidad de pla-
azul Santurce.
tos al gusto del %clienter Telefono 1872
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Sc ALoUnAN casas en- Hato Rsy
Moderno parada 81 III, : s26.oo y
$50. Son herrrosas y ventlladas. Inror-
malan All. en- "Colmsdo Espana. p.
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LA GRECA: Ell mejor restaurant
de San Juan. Tetuan II. Advt.

cUARTmLAs DEL DIR. con y Tssr
te.- Los derechos pasivos de los macs
tros de escuela puertorriQueios, des-
pues de 1898.
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CRUZ DIoNIsI DE BARRETO: En-
fermsra graduada ofrece sus services
PROFESSIONALS en- Salvador Pratts At.
Telefono 975 azul, Santurce, P. n. So
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Sc AIsQUILA: Un apartamento, Gale
Dos Hermanos No. 81. Para peque1a
familia. Informaran $50 Negro San
turce. 5-13.
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GE VENDE: caoba en- tabla y ta-
blones a $4,000 millar. Cedro en-
tabla v tablones a $4,000 millar.
Traviesas de exc Y 6x8 a 78 cts, ira
viesa. Postes para cercas a 35 cts.
PLEAS para desvios de 9 a 10 pies
a $3.50 cada una. Dirijase: N. Lopez
Landr6n, Stop 27K, Tel. 4O7 negro.
Santurce. T
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Sc vENDE For ausentarse su dueio,
muebles de sala y comedor,. una piano
la, Y otros efectos TODD en- magnificas
condolences.
Informara Telefono 69s Verde, San
turce. $40
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DoY ST. 500 en- hipoteca sobre casa
en- San Juan, o Santurce. Dirijase a
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 730, San
Juan. 5-13.
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FAMILIA IBANEz-GARMEND1A par
ticipa a sus relaciones de Puerto RI
co haber trasladado su Residential al
nimero 2soFW. 1o7 St., neal Broadway,
uno de los sitios mas centricos ' de
mejcr vecindario de la ciudad de New
York. $50
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ALQUIIO CASA con garage. Depar-
tamentos para habitaciones; bajos pro
pios para establecimiento. Precios mo-
dicos. Carretera Nueva, Stop %. In
formes Dos Hermanos No. IL. Tel.
1141, azul. go.
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ST QUIERE hacer algun negocio de fin
cas-, casas o ganado. Ante TODD liable
con Emilio Ruiz, Catano P. r. 5-3l
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Ia GREcA, ell meE
de San Juan. TetuaI
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Sc vENDE UN JUEGo DE comedor
complete. Una chaise Longe, I'M ja-
IRON de May6lica y otros adornos en-
condado So. Pueden verse por las tar
des de 2 a S. 5-13.
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Sc ALQUIIA un apartments con
sus servicios sanitarios modernos. Pro-
pic para oficina o matrimonio. Inf.
Cruz 6, Bazaar Puerto Rico.
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Sc VENDE: Finca 100 cuerdas cerca
de Rio Piedras. Informes 7O9 Rojo,
Santurce. 6-I
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LA GRECA. ell meior restaurant
de San Juan. Te+uAn r. Advt
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PHARMACEUTICAL GRADUADA de.
Universidad desea cargo farmaceutiee
Municipal o de Regente. Telefono 4o7
verda, Santurce, Box 51S, San Juan.
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81 no e~inntcuentra Ell 'BRoNcUIMAR'
su' farmacia d~irijase a su represen-
tante Jose Combas Box 1862. San Juan.
70
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PY0RAT. PARA La P1o

RREA los mejores dentistas 10 recetan.
Isl su farmacia no tiene, ~escrfbanos:
sPYoRAL AGENCY, Box 1917, San
Juan, P r. 5-24
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Hacemos con rapidez 8 ssse.
ra satisfaction todos los fotogra.
que I'd. necesite. z q pre-.
clos econ6micos. Visftenos: Puer.
to Rico HBstrada. Tno. San JosS2
New Britain herald., 1924-03-07
PAT MORAN, MANAGER OF REDS, CANNOT LIVE Death of Famous Baseball Pilot Is Expected
 MOmentarily

Orlando, F'la., March 1.-The death of Patrick J. Moran, Cincinnati Red pilot. is expected momentarily, &C., cording to an announcement issued at II o'clock today by Dr. G. H. Ed wards, attending physician, after a consultation with Dr. Carl Johnson, of Pittsburgh, Dr. J. s, McEwan, of Orlando, and pr. J. w. Draper, noted specialist, from New York. Tom Moran, brother, is en route from Fitchburg, Mass.
 Moran had lapsed into an uncon- scious state at the time of the con- sultation and 1t is not expected that he will regain consciousness before death. Stimulants are being admin istcred to keep the pilot alive.
 Moran spent a very poor night" pr. Draper said. "He is being kept alive by the use of stimulants and the administration or water under the skin in an attempt to rid him of the poison. He has lapsed Into an unconscious state and death will like ly come at any time"
 Physicians issued 8 statement at noon that Moran would live from two to six hours.
 At 1 o'clock this afternoon physi- cians said Mir. Moran was sinking rapidly.
New Britain herald., 1924-03-07
MALTBIE REPRIMANDS
 PROSECUTOR WOODS
Objects to His Defending LaFlamme, Who Gets
 From 5 to 2 Years

Hartford. March 7.--Judge Win. Maltbie today publicly reprimanded Joseph G. Woods. prosecuting attor- ney of New Britain for appearing in the superior court to defend Eugene LaFiamme of that city who was charged with robbery and who was subsequently sentenced to serve from five to seven years in states prison.
 Woods replied that he was willing to withdraw from the case but was told by Judge Maltbie that it was too late to do that. Woods then informed the court that his present appearance under such circumstances would be his last.
 He explained the reason for the ap- pearance was the earnest solicita- ton of the young mans mother who desired him to express to the court a suggestion that her son be sent to an institution for the criminal insane. Judge Maltbie could see nothing in the suggestion.
 LaFlamme was associated with William Zonghctti. Of East Hartford III n FDDHttN dI EbhthihSAoa Oii cember 2i, 1928. Zonghetu changed his plea from not guilty to guilty.
 States Attorney Hugh NJ. Acorn asked for the maximum penalty of seven years in the case of LaFlamme.
 Judge Maltbie sentenced zonghetti to prison for from one to three years.
 Ida Gomez, otherwise known as the Cuban Queen" defaulted her bond when she failed to appear when her case was called. Shc had been in court the first two days Of the session. but when her case was called she fail- cd to appear.
 Ida was arrested in New Britain on charges Of misconduct and was sen- fenced to GO days in jail by Judge W. filling. She took an ap- peal and was released on $500 bonds for superior court.