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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-11-10

Z
que gozando de la savia de mn media
na instruction, viendo como ven la
luciernaga rutilante de la Ra25n y
pal2apdo La asombrosa bajeza de sus
actuaciones perseveran en- la predica
nautilante de malas ensenanzas: Esos
son los que en- ell Mafiana tendrf la
culpa de las desdichas de su. pueblo;
Esos son los que Sc levantal entire
los grupitos de colegiales descollan
entire ellos con La misma rrestancia
que los demagogos de la Aristccracia
en- los epopeyicos siglos lie la Roma;
son Esos, como Aquellos cue M pu.
diendo veneer en- Ell pugilisuo de la
Raz6n, tratan de veneer con Ell plsgi-
lismo de la violencia, que no puaien
do triunfar en- buena lid. triulfan
con tretas de aqqelarre; Escs son los
cue no pudiendo salir yicto-ioso en-
tire una Democracia, la iliInitan para
cansar en- Ell pueblo la confusion, avi-
sardole la llaga supurante dc sils ms
tin-os, adulardolo v enloquecieniolo
para poder sacar de el el s6lido esca-
Ion que ha de eleyarlos.
Prueba de clio son las asarahleas
del Tercer Aho de la Alta escuela
Central, y en- particular "a celebrada
en- Ia mafiana de aver, asaaahles cue
tenia por objeto la election de Ia di
rectiva de dicha sociedad, y cuya reu
Mon habria de tener efecta en- el Sa-
lon de Actos del mcncionado cciltro
docente. congregados ALI un sin mime
ro de aIumnos v bajo una presiden-
cia pro-tempore electa al efecto .por
unanimidad, teniendo como teriai'1o
de su cargo hasta despues de la elec-
cion del presidente defnitivo; alberta
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-11-10

de III hnmbre en- Rio Grande, confeso
de haber dado muerte a Ramon Garcia,
hace mas de seis amos
Sob-s este asurto que despert6 con-
siderabiemente la atepcion puhlica, Sc
hicicron lrteresantes concentrates nos
otros oljtavimos las opiniones del DIR.
Queveao Baez v el Lcdo. Toro Fernan-
eez, este liltimo defensor de Esteban
Free N,eves, tque .el nombre del con-
fesor) 8W s..
Ell Fiscal califico en- principle ell he
cho com un asesinato en- primer grado
y la ciencia medico-legal, revelada por
aquellos PROFESSIONALS, suponia la exis-
eencia re un case de inconciencia, de
alucinacion. en- que Free era un irres-
ponsablc.
Con cfecto Free fue sometido a Ia
observacion de un alienista en- ell Ma
nlcomio Insular, por algun tempo, y
al fin ha sido puesto en- Ibertad
Ell GraE Jurado consider6 que ese sil-
ieto es presa Gle alucinaciones v que
su confession no es suficiente para en-
dosar la acusaci6n del Ministerio publ
CO.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-11-10

la seccion y ante la actitud de Ia me-
sa, la asamblea inconsciente. incivi-
ca como multitud ac6fala Sc cncres-
pa las rachas de Irresoiuci5b de
Dictadura y de Desprecio que partlan
del contorno presidential.
Ell senior Ibrahim Ferrer y la secre-
.taria con infulas de dictadores apa
riencias de Gitanos, formaban Ell pun
to hacia ell cual convergian las mira
das de. aquel conglomerado estudiau-
til; v la voz decrepita del presidents
no pasaba del corrillo que 10 circu,..
daba ahogada por ell estrepito y la al
garabia. ell levantarse de uno y Ell
chillar de otro, en- medic del caos v
las desinencias, con votos fraudulen-
tos Y dentro de la mas asombrosa
muestra de rebeldia Levose cabo
la eleccion. Salio triunfante en-. la lu-
cha presidential ell candidate Manuel
Garcia Cabrera. Y como ell que salio
no pudo mantener las desbordadas pa
stones de la muchedumbre; como ell
que Sc fu6 intimidado por ell NAL ca
riz de la asamblea Sc despoj6 de
slI indumentaria de presidente para
dejar el sus derechos, no quiso le-
vantar un dique que contuviera aque
la avalanche de incultura; porque no
les convenia dar una reprensi6n al pue
bio; la bestia al sentir la cuerda que
ataba sus resabios Y al yer la mano
que los anuda acknowledgements que le
retiraba su confianza; estos como
los de antaho viendo las consecuen-
Sias guiados inicamente por Ell in
teres de figurarr soplaban ell fuego
de sus vicios para avivar la llama
de sus pasiones, y el pueblo inconscien
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Los Diez Mandamientos
de Ell CORTE INGLES

PR1MERO:-Amar la elegancia So
bre todas las cosas, porque vestir bien
es amarse 81 mismo.
SEGUNDo:- NO jurar en- contra de
Ell CORTE INGLEs, sin haber pro-
bado antes, de vestir los irreprocha-
bles trajes que confecciona.
TERCERo:-santificar todas las fies
tas estrenando un traje puro hilo y
bien mojado hecho en- Ell CORTE IN.
GILES.
~CUARTo:-Honrar al padre, rega.
landole de vez en- cusndo un traje, mo
delo CoRTE INGLES.
QUINTo:-No. matar los intereses
propios, olvidandose que Ell CoRTE
1NGLES, importa, sus driles directa-
mente de Inglaterra, tiene los mejo-
res cortadores de Puerto Rico y ven-
de a precios mas que razonables.
SEXTo:-s suspendido por censura.
SEPTIMo:-No hurtar mas que CO
razones femeninos, vistiendo los ele-
gantsimos trajes de Ell CoRTE IN
Giles.
oCTAVO: mentir jamas, di-
ciendo que su traje por que 10 veafi
muy bien shecho, es de Nueva York,
cuando 70 compro usted en- Ell COR
TIE NGLES.
NoVENO:-No desear las mujeres
ajenas cuando no sean bonitas, nj
los trajes que visten sus amigos, cuan
do usted 10 puede tener mas elegante
visitando Ell coRTE INGLEs.
DECIMo:-No condiciar los bie1es
de nadie Y para que? 81 con muy
POGO dinero Ell CoRTE INGLEs 10
viste a usted como un gentleman.
Estos dioz mandamientos Sc encie
rran en- dos: En- ser buen portorrique
no protegiendo la industrial del pals
como 10 es Ell CoRTE INGLEs, y
en- vestir bien, por ser el sello de las
personals distinguidas.
Ell CORTE INGLES
San Jose st. No. s. P. o. Box 994
Tel6fono 1928. San Juan, P. r.
o sar Advt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-11-10
PUEsTo vAcANTE

En- la secci6n de anuncios clasifica-
dos de Ell MUNDo diariamente hay
avisos relacionados con plazas va
cantes en- numerosas frmas de San
Juan y la isla. 81 I'd. fuera un lee
tor constante de esta secci6n sin duda
aiguna encontrara la coiocaci6n que
desea.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-11-10
FLORES NATURALEs

SQuiere I'd. conseguir hermosos bon
quets? Bonitas Coronas y otros traba-
JOS artisticos en- flores naturales. Lila
me al telefono 300 santurce. (Stop 20
Martin Pena sera atendido por y
Sra. Parn
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-11-10
HACE 1A ALGUNOs DIAS QUE Ell
GRAN 5URADo DECRETO LA III
BE2TAD DEL "HoMBRE
ALUCINADoo

ALA nor ell mes dc agosto de este
mismo af'o trajimos estas .coluu1nas
las noticias sensacionales del arresto
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-11-10
Las nlu6tudeS tlOderrlaS como las rO-
nlanas Sc regOdean en- el limo del
GetlniSuO y Ia inCiylidad

Ell Interes, la Irresolucion y
la Impremeditacion son hechos
engendrados del Caos Y la Di-
solvencia.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-11-10
Una Invitaciio6n Cordial

Central Telefonica de Santurce de
Noyiembre 1Oa Is
de am 4p.m.y de 1880 pm $3.50 p M todos los dlas
La Central de Santurce, Ia mayor en- Puerto
Rico acaba de ser neorada nediante la instala-
cion de implementos autornat ticos nueYos que
contribuiran grandemente al mejoranento del
servicio.
Sc han instalado Glen nueyas lfneas princ-
pales enlazando las Centrales de San Juan de
Santurce, 10 cual permitira aumentar doblemen-
te el servcio entire estas dos centrales.
Una vista la Central de Santurce por
los abonados los que utilizan eletelefono,scree-
mos que sera solo interesante sino instructive
la vez nos place tener esta oportunidad para
poner nuestra Central a la inspection del pdblico
PORTO RICO TELEPHONE COMPANY
Central de Santuree alberta todos los dias de
8 a. m. p. m de 7:3O p. m. $3.50 pm
durante la semana de Noviembre 10 al Is
Imperial Valley press., 1924-02-13
GERMANY OUT OF Debt

t S a curious financial situation that has develop
ed in Germany. 1t is rather hard to understand, in
practical way, just what it means
The German government has rcpudated its pub
nc cett That Is 10 say German war bonds and other
evidences Of public Indebtedness rade worthless
That had been virtually accomplished through the de-
terIoraon in value of the currency in which the bonds
were payable but it has been made official by act of
the German government
Private German indebtedness, too, is virtually wip
ed out by worthless money. though private bonds and
mortgages or secured debts declared to have 10
per cent of their former gold value. The debt
swept out Of existence is said to have been, at its
height $4,000 100000. Add the private debts elim-
mated, and Germany has repudated Indebtedness
amounting to nearly much its whole estimated
national wealth
But what has been lost? Countless private for
tunes invested in bonds, MORTGAGES etc That is
money has been lost And credit, based money has
been destroyed But money unless it is solid gold, is
not real wealth-Ony evidence of wealth.
Suppose half dozen men, all of whom owed
money to each other which they could pay, to
meet talk things and agree to cancel their mutual
Indebtedness. Would these group be really
worse off after canceling than before? They would
have left their working power and their physical
property and they would all be out Of debt. That
roughly represents the present situation OF Germany,
except that Germany still has its reparation debt to
pay to the Allies.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-02-13
TIE DEEP WATERWAI

To individual citizens who convinced long ago
Of the value of the Great Lales-St. Lawrence deep
waterway and power project, the slow development
and acceptance of the plan both in Canada and the
United States seem difficult understand. Yet it is
likely that there is Just wide divergence of opinion
to the feasibility Of The project in the Dominion
there has been in this country between th4 East and
ernme1s does lot care to hasten tae Dr.. e. pub
lie opinion oa tl zl6 ee + mere united -. has -e7a
more early expressed then s.l
Il-az1 when he United @la--s nut e..a matte. up
TO Canada that goFeraE. replied that Fet
ready to proceed with consideration of the project.
The other day it took real forward step however, by
asking the appointment by the American state depart
ment Of an enlarged engineering board 10 prepare
final report covering the engineering features and
In the meantime converts to the proposition
being made right along Sectional ioaousies are slow
ly giving way before the obvious fact that any such
improvement in general transportation and power
citites the deep waterway would bring about could
not help benefting the entire country. This is simply
of the big undertakings whose ultimate is
practically assured but which must be advanced slow
ly with wisdom and scientific carefulness.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-02-13
The Nugget Is
Fund Of Early
Cal. information

Cali, rr;4 History Nrg-cI l.
+le tile of % ne" monthly "uhIsee-
lion, i>spcd hy THE Califofri. state
Historical Association, th" fire
.uu.arr .@1m- been distributed re-
Gently
III publication l. devoted = the
story of The Golden West AMI tie
object or the magazine is to slim
ulatc Interest in California history,
nor oulr to students and teachers.
Int among the general public also
The Nugget viii function un-
DIR the auspices Of tnc state uni
vcr>ity. and will bc published dur
ing the school wear. It has the en-
c.'.em2at Of prom;nens educators,
tic Gauteuapt-eovernor Of the state.
-rp,ai4.endent Of public iastruc-
ti,n sHa many city superintendents
OF eaac's.
seresat vclv Interesting stories
ale contained in the fir. Issue, in
clt5.n- IN intimate account Of the
discovery az gold by Captain Mar
>Lell: an Indian legend regarding
tie history of Mount Shasta: the
storr OF John Bidwell, Il California
pioneer and a resume of historical
California events that are c2lcbrat-
ea during January.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-02-13
MISSING |. 4. GIRLS,
NAY be
LINKED TOGETHER

Possible connection between McNi
cali resorts and the disappearance Of
many Young girls ii the vicinity OF
Los Angeles is being investigated
by the police of thar; city follow
ing the arrest of Earl Il. Hail, form
crlv an announcer in " McNicali
cabaret ON a charge of abGuctiEg
Christine Rohl.s, Is years Old, and
holding her prisoner for several!
months.
HalI ~ youEmej in the Los An-
gclcs county Jail uDdgr bonds OF
$4,000. He was recognized at HIS
preliminary trial by Deputy District
Attorney Hciucyhl as having been
cmp}uvad in the McN'cali resort,
UeinerGc visited ghe Fatcy dur.ag
the holidays AMI on Il trip across
the line. saw Hail performing the
duties of announcer It the cabaret.
When tive latter was being tried,
Heinccke recalled having seen him
in MesicaH.
Tie Robes FL IS held as a ma
tcrial witness against Hall. Los An
ge,es disna.ches report the police
Of the oui.;,u that trial Of Hall i'll
the Superior court may uncover a
taftie in Young giIis from coast
cities -o tlp immoral resorts at
Nifs.t-a.i
Imperial Valley press., 1924-02-13
If RUPTURED
TRY This FREE
Apply it to Any Rupture, Old or
Recent Large or Small and You
are on the Road That Has
Convinced Thousands
SENT FREE TO PROVE THIS

Anyone ruptured, man, woman or
thild, should write at once to w. 5.
Rice 13-C Main ST., Adams, n. Y,
for a free trial of his wonderful
stimulating application. Just put
it on the rupture and the muscles
begin to tighten; they begin to
bind together so that the opening
closes naturally and the need of
support or truss or appliance is then
done away with. Don't neglect to
send for this free trial Even
your rupture doesn't bother you
what is the use of wearing supports
all your life? Why suffer this nui-
sance? Why run the risk of gan
creme and such dangers from
small and innocent little rupture,
'he kind that has thrown thousands
IN the operating tablet A host of
men and women are daily running
such risk just because their rup-
lures do not hurt nor prevent them
from getting around. Write at once
70 rthis free trial, as it is aided
the cure of ruptures that were as
big as mans two fists. Try and
write at once, using the coupon be
low.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-02-13
"SHIMMY" QUEEN
LOSES FORTUNE
JEWEL YEGGS
$500 Powder Puff Among
Loot Which Totals
$4,000

CHICAGO, Feb. 13.-Thrcc ban
dts, one of them { fat little man
"who cursed horribly, were hunt
ed bv police today for taking Jewels
valued up TO S150,0c0 aud $4,000 in
casl from Giida Gray, high priestcss
cf the shimmv.'
Included in the loot was $500
powder puff.
Just before midnight las night as
Gilda entered the hallway Of her
apartment three men rushed up TO
her, she told police.
They stripped Gila5 Of a diamond
etueded chdv valued at 6n99; a.
pin of l0s diamonds valued ~ .l.-
900; seven bracelets valued - -
O00; q diamond ring valued nj s..
GOO; Il bracelet With three rows ~
dia monds costing $1,000; a 100
sapphire bracelet; "a dimnon aa3
sapphire bracelet valued .. $500 an
emerald bracelet worth $500 aud
three diamond rings valued At ='d,-
600. The latter included $1,000
wedding ring.
The EaNGbag valued M rJDV, GO
tained one 500 bill; 4 500 bills
and some smaller currcucv. Tile
banditt took everything ANA th'n
ripped open Gilda s fur Goa. am.
feit for other valuable.
Gilda explained that 'fo Gully
reason She had all the jewcl,v Win
her was because she used most Of
II on tho stage
The victim told The polite Sic
valued the jewels al $4,000, al
no gh her detailed dcscril ion tot
aled a little ovcr $4c0JJ.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-02-13

"That am enjoying such good
health at Is 1 can attribute largely
10 tbe help have received from
TaoIac,' says Mrs. Adjic l.. Barry,
20@G send Ave, Oakland, Calf.
For almost a year ! lad been in
IN awful rundown condition and
felt tbat ! would never be well
again. ! had no appetite, couldn I
sleep, and WAS So weak that ! WAS
just up one day and in bed the next.
Words just can't describe how
and discouraged ( was
tcclilg "hcn my sister begged me
70 try Iaulac But Tanlac helped
Mc at once and six bottles put me
bacL ou mr foet feeling better thau
Z base in years. l eat and sleep
ike clild and can get around and
do my housework as good as | ever
could. Tanlac has my unstinted
praise"
Taniac is FOR sale by all good
druggists. Accept no substitute.
OycI 10 million bottles sold.
I4Lo IaAlac Vegetable Pills. ad,
Imperial Valley press., 1924-02-13
Builds House on
The Wrong
Lot

POMONA, Feb. IS. - Cor
tractor A. E. Andrews is a
prominent house builder, and,
perforce, he will have to turn
house mover as well.
Some weeks ago Joe Turpin
gave Andrews ar order for the
construction of a residence on
Turpin's lot. Today, when Tur-
pin went to inspect the job, it
had rot been started.
Hunting up the contractor,
it was discovered the residence
was almost completed-but be-
ing erected on another mans
property, several blocks away
from Turpin's. frontage.
So Andrews will move the
house as the easiest way out of
the difficulty.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-02-13
I. V. COUNTY |
GETS $50,32I
FROM STA

SACRAMENTO, Cal, Feb. !
teal of $9,756,7S9.44 in fre.
collected during 1928 Nv the
division Of motor vehicles to I
Uoriioncd to the state Highway
mission aud highway depart
Of the various counties for Il
pair and mqintcnance of road
This is shown in the annual
ment of apportionmont releas,
day bv viii II. Marsh, chief ,
division.
The counties will receive h
this sum. The amount c.ch {
receives is based en- the num}
automobiles registered durir.
year, 'Fhc division operated q
than three per cent OF the
lions during the year.
More than che third of app,
nent to the counties VIII
Los Angeles county, the shs
that county being $1,833,23o.4'
Francisco is second with $42G
Alameda is third with $339,!
Fresno is fourth with &2f0,.
San Diego is fifth wi,h %l5G,.
Imperial County shows an
tionmcnt OF $50, 329,30 foi
year.
A gain of 81 per cent III
vehicle rtgistra tiClls lthrot
the state over 1922, was rel
the total Of passenger cars,
and motorcycles being l,1l4,97
Imperial Valley press., 1924-02-13
ACR0N0MIST TO
Give TALKS ON
ALFALFA, FORAGE

Z. Monday and Tuesday, Fv5ru&-
~ IS auGl9, Professor p. 3. Ken
ucdv If the .-rouomy Division Of
the University Of California viii be
il Imperial Valley. lie w1tI -real
on the subject Of "Mcthod, Of In
proving Production Of Alfalfa apt,
Miscellaneous Forage Cror-,' a.
four H.s-ir2, % BE- held ~ Qari7us
place. il the valIev.
HORSES brought in here vast raa'
for tho Tarforaa races iut,yfrr t
alfalfa wcvit, Le sid. The do-
Iarimaut las placed q qual ut.ug
on certain SECTIONS 'i Ncya ai.t be-
cause of tho weevtI.
Professor Kennedy is well quail
fled % ,pcai w ui, subject ar,
Should bp able H. give every at1.
fa grower IT, Iac valley valuable
advicp on methods of Improving pro.
duction. 1vely gtpw,r iH the lai
lev who wishes to Improve his at
Ilfa production should r.an 10 J..
present az one of thnr meetings.
Am opportunity wili oc given 20 ask
Questions so that no VoH' ot in
tact to growers may be o.-:iooE
nd.
yl. schedule OF mc@iugf is n.
fellows:
Monday, T,0rua~y is; 10 q. m
at tlc lIvlik and Kalbrrcr dajr'
rauga, loc.'cd mo and half milo
eos, of 'mogeiaud ON thu Wa
tcr Johnson ranch: 100 p. IN. a
the j. Iumsicin ranch, located tw'
miica west Of the Eastside school
Tuesday, February ~, 10 a. M
~ the A. Burger dairy ranch 10
catcI haf iuiic wcst of lire Ala
uitos school an the old Webstci
ranch, l.30 p. Ia. ;t the A. Ealderi
dairy ranch located half mile nortl
Of ttc 0ilsDcc acHool on tlc o;c
Crawford ranch
Imperial Valley press., 1924-02-13
Bed Time Stories
Copyright, 1928, by Mcclure
Newspaper Syndicate
BY HOWARD Z. GARIS
UNCLG WTGGILY AND THE
BASKET

Uncle W,Rgily, one day, was play
ing Snowb%!lS with Jackie and Pc
cite Bow Wow. the puppy dog boys.
The rabbit gentleman would throw
a SNOWFALL at Jackie Next h
Wontd threw cNe' It Pcetje.
Then Jackie and Poetic would
each throw " snowfall at Uncle
Wiggi!y.
Sometimes Jackie and r,ctie
would MT Mr. Lcngears with then
snowbali' both II the same time.
"Ha, Hal they woull laugh.
Then Uncle Wiggily would hit,
first Jackie and afterward Peetie,
with y sef,, SqUashy SNOWFALL.
"Ho! iIo." the RABBIT gentleman
would laugh.
SO ,hsy had fun PLAYING in the
snow until all fa sudden, the
door of 5he hollow stamp bungalow
where the rabbit g2ntlcmm lived
swung open and there stood Nurse
Jane Fuzzv Wuzzy, the muskrat
lady housckocrer
"Ua,Ie WisSily, please come
here. she said, quicj Ike.
"Oh.oo-oo-ooo! New Cncir Wig
@jIy is goin., to get ~coldc3 for
Lying SNOWFALL with Us, " whis,
rcred Jackie TO Pectie.
THAT wllI be 700 bad, whincd
Pectie.
But Nurse Jane did not scold the
rabbit gentleman. She Just shifted
Imperial Valley press., 1924-02-13

pins sticking in his hind legs, away
he ran.
"Ha! Ha." laughed Jackie ana
Poetic.
~ see how it was, spoke Tn
Gle Wiggilv 'This. is Mrs. Twis-
tytail's work basket, with needles,
pins and thread in. That S why
Nurse Jane didn t want me to sit
down ON it--for fear I'd be stuck
with the needles and pins. But the
Fox was stuck-ho. no, -
Then the rabbit Strengthened out
the soft basket and took it to the
lady pig. She said she didn t mind
the Fox having ii few needles and
pins for himself. And Uncle Wig.
gilv boreht some lollypops for Ia
doggic boys.
Now il tho goldfish doesn't try
to sit down in the baby S high chair
&ud make il sncczc. I'll SeIl you
next about Uncle Wiggily and the
valentine.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-02-13
TEN YEARS AGO
February 13, 1914

a. G. Ingraham returned from Los
Angeles where he has been spend
ing several days attending to busi-
peSs matters.
About 45 friends of II. NJ. Bump
of Ten Foot Gap arrived at the
home of that gentleman and tend
cred him birthday surprise. The
group gathered on the front porch
and sang Crock of Ages by way
of announcing their arrival.
f. S. Luffington returned from
San Diego where he visited his fam
ilv.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-02-13
Congress Faces
Task of Quiz ON
Forest Patents

WASHINGTON, Feb. l5.--Con
grc.!sional };nvcs' igation of forest
land grants to the transcontincntai
railroads will be asked today i'll a
Joint letter from Secretary of Agr'
culture Wallace and Secretary OF
Interior Work. The two officials
will inform congress that one rail
road company has obtained 100000
acres of forest land moro than it
IS entitled to and will ask that is
suance of further patents TO such
lands cease pending the congress
sional inquiry.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-02-13
FIFTEEN YEARS AGO
February 13. 1909

Mrs. L. P. Abbott is a delegate
this week to the convention of the
Fraternal Brotherhood whlch is con
vening in Riverside.
Miss Grace Cole of FL Centre is
serving as a substitute in the Holt
Vile schools during the absence of
Miss Iarnell, who is i'll Los An
gelcs.
a. II. Bartlett, son of l.. f. Bart
lett, arrived in Imperial for an cX-
tended stay here, which it is hoped
will benefit his health.