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Imperial Valley press., 1924-01-26
Watch Your Step
! Or Police Will
Surely Get You

Ell Centre automobile drivers
have profited by the warning is
sued by Chief Barker against park,
ing ct improper angles in the bust
ness section, according to Sam
Griffin, assistant chief
Griffin made a survey of the
downtown section this morning and
reported that only in few isolated
cases, did he observe ears parked
at an improper angle, whereas ear,
her in the week improper parking
was the rule rather than the cx-
ception.
No action was taken by thc po-
lee department in this connection
today, but beginning Monday, in.
structions will be issued to tag all
ears improperly parked. The new
ordinance prohibiting parking for
more than three hours on Main
street, between Fourth and Seventh
streets, and on Fifth and Sixth
street between State and Broad
way, will also be enforced.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-01-26
Many Prominent
Dairy Experts at
Associated Body
Continued from page !

on the cost of maintainence and up
keep of long transmission lines ne
cessary to furnish electricity to I'm
perial county, while revenue is OBJ
tanned from the sale Of electric en-
ergy at various places between the
point Of generation and points Of
delivery in Imperial county.
President L. W. Cuff appointed J.
G. Scott of Calexico, Virgil Patter.
son Of Imperial, and A. P. Nuffer
of Ell Centre, a committee to investi-
gate and make recommendations at
the next meeting, for further pro-
cedure in this connection.
J. G. Scott of Calexieo, who was
appointed to represent the Associ-
ated Chambers at the recent Arizona
Industrial Congress held in Phoenix,
submitted q comprehensive report OF
the work done by the congress,
which was accepted by the meeting.
The report explained in detail tho
purpose of the congress, which is
briefly to bring together the pro
Queer, transporter, distributor and
consumers of Arizona on q practrcal
basis.
During the year 1923, the congress
conducted Buy at Home cam.
paign, resulting in much new bust
ness and increased markets for
wheat, dairy products, hay, lettuce,
vegetables, poultry, livestock and
mining products.
BUY At Home Campaign
The establishment of similar or
ganziatgon for Imperial Valley was
urged and q committee Will be ap
pointed by the president to investi-
gate the possibilities. The recon-
mendation was made that a similar
committee be appointed by the Farm
Bureau and Bankers Association, II
meet, with the Associated Chambers
committee.
Upon motion by L. NJ. Hutchinson
President E. w. Cuff was appointed
TO represent the Associated Cham
bers at the regional convention OF
the United States Chamber Of Com
merce to. be held in San Francisco
next week, and in case he is unable
to attend, he was empowered to Sc
lect his substitute.
The Calipatria Chamber of Com
meree extended an invitation to held
the February meeting in that town
the invitation being unanimously ac
cepted.
A large number from all parts OF
the valley attended the meeting, an(
enjoyed the excellent dinner served
prrious to the business session.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-01-26
SEC. DENBY MUST
TELL ABOUT NAVY
MEMS TRANSFER
Continued from page y

Continued from page -
naval Officers who protested 10 him
and to Fall against making the
leases.
Representative Garrett, Ten
nessee, Democratic leader in the
House, announced today be would
introduce a resolution for cancel
lation of the Teapot Dome and Cal
ifornia Naval Oil leases.
Senator Hiram johnson, Presi-
dent Coolidge 8 rival fes the Repub-
liean presidential nomination today
demanded that the administration
~ once revoke the naval oil leases.
"There is only ore thing that
ought to be done" said johnson,
and it should be done without the
slightest delay. That is to cancel
the leases.
"This is no time for technical
legal inquisitions. Tne eireum
stances for a long time have re
quired and recent developments i'm
peratively demand that those who
ignorantly or wilfuily, in good faitl
or bad, have entered into or ap
proved or countenanced tainted
contracts, disposing of the public
domain, should instantly repudiat'
/ them.
"'rhis is the very least the ad
ministration should do. 1t SHOULD
have been done long ago. Ther'
can be little excuse for what hap
| pened, there can. be Ho excuse fol
failure to act Immediately" "
Imperial Valley press., 1924-01-26
so COMMERCIAL
SECRETARIES IN
LOCAL MEETING

FL Cent7o is host today TO over
so members of the Commercial!
Secretaries Association OF Southern
California, who are holding their
January meeting At the Barbara
Worth hotel.
The secretaries arrived on the
morning train from Los Angeles,
and were taken to the Barbara
Worth hotel for an informal break
fast. Following this they enioved
social hour before the business
session was called to order IN the
ball room ut 10 q clock.
The session was shortened in or,
der to allow the secretaries TO a.
tend the Dairy Day celebration at
City Park. Here they mingled with
the crowd, looking over the live
stock, listening to the addresses
and evidently getting pointers on
the efficient work which the Ri
Centre Chamber of Commerce. is
doing in promoting the Dairy Day
celebration.
At 1890 thev re-assembled at
the Barbara Worth for a business
luncheon and were formally wei
coined TO FL Centre by President
Charles f. Scott, Of he FL Centro
Chamber of Commerce. At the con
clusion of the luncheon the secre
taries listened to suggestions from
various members on ways of in
creasing the efficiency and scope
of their organizations.
The b'.Siness session was to be
concluded at / clock, when the
secretaries were to be taken on 4
sigh. seeing trip about the valley.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-01-26
FIND VICTIMS
OF LINCOLN IN
BLOCK ON DUMP
CONTINUED from page J.


argument. In previous confessions
Lincoln said his wife had first kill
ed Shoup and that he killed his
wife with a poker in self defense.
He accused his wife Of infidelity
and said she had several times
attempted TO poison him.
The block was found buried un.
der four fec. Of debris. Lincoln 5
recognition was spontaneous.
"That's S it, he said, indiffer-
emily.
1t was loaded into an automobile
At the police station, while curious
crowd gathered policemen brok'
UP the bloc.
An ear and the side Of a head
was revealed. Police proceeded
with more caution to prevent dam
age TO the hea,s. Both soon were
exposed TO view.
Werz Immediately filed charge
Of first degree murder against Lin
colin.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-01-26
'EWS BRIEFS
FROM CITY AND COUNTY
Fresh Oysters, Leefoot Cream
Waffles. Oregon Cafe. Adv.

1ieou oyStcis, ieeTO0L cream
Waffles. Oregon Cafe. Adv.
Granted Divorce.-In the super,
Tor court this morning, Judge VI.
w. Conkling granted an interlocu.
tory decree of divorce to Della Maud
Byrd from Edgar Cherry Byrd ON
the grounds of conviction of a fel.
ony. The court awarded the plain.
tiff the custody of four minor child
ren, Ersel, Russell, Homer and lie,
roy BYRD.
oh, Mama. Please give Inc a
nickle. will run to Paul's for a
Sweet Ball. 1t is not funny mama
it is Honey, made with popcorn.
Only nickle. adv
Cafe Coffee gives satisfaction. A
trial will convince you. 1t has the
pep" A. NJ. Williams. Phone
653. adv
Free Lecture on Christian Science
by Rev. Andrew J. Graham, Wilson
Auditorium, West Main St. Sunday,
January 27, 1924, 3 p. m. adv
Bowers Mattress Shop. 533 Broad
way. adv
DR.. Parcels Osteopath and Elec-
tronic diagnosis and treatment
(Abrams.) Dunaway Bldg. adv
Fine Juicy Steaks and Chops AT
The Broadway Chop house. adv
It's steve's for Steak Dinners.
adv
Imperial Valley press., 1924-01-26
BODY OF MAN WHO
DISAPPEARED HAS
BEEN DISCOVERED

RED BLUFF, Cal, Jan. 26.--The
3odv of 4 man believed 20 have
cen Henry Lewis who disappeared
from the econ Ranch near here
october 1928, vas found today
wrapped in a blanket and hidden in
the brush, on Deer Greer near Eina,
1ehama county. Tft
The skull had been crushed and
there was every evidence Of mur-
er. Tentative identification was
rade from clothing.
Never work your sons arithmetic.
He IS more liable to get the right
answer himself.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-01-26
Ford Told to
Appear Monday

by United Press Leased Wire
WASHINGTON, Jan. 26.-
The house military affairs com
mittee today asked Henry Ford
TO appear before it Morday or
Tuesday regarding his offer for
Muscle Shoals.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-01-26
EXHIBITORS WON'T I
BAN MABEL'S FILMS
Ry United Press leased Wire

HN FHftFW ] TVNN f'' W
MUNClE, Ind, Jan. 26.--Mo-'
ton picture exhibitors of the Eighth
district, in session here .etdfed un-
animously against refusing to show
Mabel Normand pictures. They de-
clared She had been paid for her
pictures and that the boycott on
films would ihiure no one but the
distributors.
HOUSTON, Texas.--Taking leap
year seriously, Rice Institute co-eds
made their dates, furnished the
transportation, bought drinks and
cigars and paid for Il banquet to
the boys here.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-01-26
COTTON COMMENT

Sp0tS 5o.JU, D~reIV S.eHuy.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-01-26

Ont Down Ratties with General
Cords. Tom GIN Tire Co. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1924-01-26

Eat at tho Oregon aud be com
,ortable. Ladies rest room anc
men s smoking -oom AZ ,
Imperial Valley press., 1924-01-26

General Cords are comfortable
fires Ton Gill Tire Co. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1924-01-26

A Corn Beef or Roast Beef san
dwieh and glass Of beer at all hours.
At steve's. sdy
Imperial Valley press., 1924-01-26

It's steve's for Merchants Lunch
adv
To Borrow a Kiss or to loan a
kiss, you have got TO rub your lips
on Paul's Sweets. Opposite Var
ueys. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1924-01-26

Enjoy Your Meals at the table,
Special Dinners. Bee Cafe. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1924-01-26

Rcnfrew Visiting Hero. j. Rem
frew, formerly secretary of the As
soeiated Chambers Of Commerce, and
development agent for Imperial :9lln
~, was n visitor in FL Centre today,
having comt here to attend the meet
ing of the Commercial SecTeta les
Association Of Southern California.
Mr. Renfrex Is now secretary of tn"
Chamber Of Commerce at Lanker-
SHIN.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-01-26
COTTON MARKET

NEW ORLEANS, Jan. 26.-Cot.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-01-18
vAPoREs EN- PUERTO

Aver eitro a este puerto el vapor
HELEN, procedents de New York.
Ell vapor ASIENTo lego con un
gran cargamento de gasolina esta
d,scsrgando en- este puerto.
Aver lego procedente de Nueva
ycr1 con carga, pasaje y correo, el
vapor americana CARABoBo dc Ia
Red D Line
Ell vapor ingles GEEYsToNE CAS-
TIE entro aver con carga procedente
dc los puertos de Amberes Londres
Tambien lego a nuestro puerto ell
vapor cubano GUANTANAMO de la
Empresa Naviera de Cuba.
FL vapor americana MAJOR WHEE-
LER esta descargando en- este puerto Y
saldra ell dia % del corriente para ell
puerto de Baltimore
Ia goleta americana J. w. elise
esta descargando un gran cargamento
de MADEIRA en- este puerto desde hace
varics dias
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-01-18
Fl COniSiOnadO ReSidente.

York, nos dice el Sr. Rieckehoff que
su gestion mas importante fue la de
diligsnciar y conssguir que Sc proce-
'diese a pagar el Empr6stito de cien
mil dolarei hecno pOr vieques de ma
nera que pueda darse comienzo cuanto
antes a Ia construction de las obras
publicas para las cuales Sc destina.
En- la capital de la Repnblica visito
al Postmaster General para solicitar
que ese Departamento dupiicase la can
tidad asignada para el editicio de CO.
Ireos de vieques de manera que pue-
da conseg;urse otro local introducir
mejoras en- dicha ofcina que son yer
daderamente indispensables dada Ia
impOrtancia de aquella pOblacion. Esta
petici6n fue aceptada y Sc dispuso 10
necesario para atender Embellishments
esa soiicitud
e s.. Rieckehoff. solieit6 tambien
del Postmaster General que estabiecie-
sc entire aquella isla y Puerto Rico un
servic.o postal mas efciente cpndu-
ciendo la correspondence dos veces al
dia en- lugar de una sola como ocurre
en- la actuahdad. En- cuanto esto el
Postmaster lie dijo que procurase en-
trevistarse con ell Representative aqm
de aqueI Departamento para que estu-
diasea ese asrnto remitieran un am
plio informe Washington. lie ofrecio,
sin embargo, tomar especial nota de
esta petici0n y prestarie al asunto Ia
ateaci6n qve requeria su necesidad y
su impcrtancia.
Hasta aqui Ia conversation que sos
tuvimos con G! Sr. Rieckehoff quien sc
muestra altamente complacido y salts
fecho del exito 1ue CNiuvo en- las ges-
tiones que 10 llevaron al Norte.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-01-18
INSFANTANEAS DE GENIE NOTABLE
Con Walt Maea, eI tSGitOf contemporaries que
tiene eI pdbIiCO diarIO mas nunerOSO del mandO
Especial para Ell MUNDo)

GQuien es Walt Mason? iEs real
mente un hombre? Esta duda me
oblig6 ir en- su busca Kansas pc
TO di con tl en- Califonia, entire 81
maravilloso china californiano. A
mis- preguntas respondi6 q:
as mi manera de decir las cpsas.
Fl verso la l6giA son hermanos
gemelos."
Walt Mason, durante ounce amos
ano de los mas leidos entire los es-
critores contemporaneos, charlaba
conmigo en- su paradisiaca residen-
cia de Loyolla, California.
"Todo me sale a mi en- verso. Stem
pre- ha sido asi desde hace mucho
tempo"
/ Walt Mason sabc como cOmporer
versos hacer filosOfia de sentido CO.
! nun en- prosa. En- las GALES de Em-
poria. Kansas, he corridO con Walt
! Mason detras de su famoso eabalo
de su calesins Ahora, 6l tambl2a.
ha descartado el caballo por el auto
m6vil. Emporia, ademas. Sc conoce
como el hogar de William Alien
White. pero fu6 en- Kansas que Walt
Mason empez6 a hilar sus verSos
Que hoy son reproducidos en- 'nume-
rosos peri6dicos diarios, con mifones
de lectores mas ALA del area domi-
rada NOR Ia Gaceta de Emparia.
Fuerte. vigoioso, afable bona
ch6n. es este Walt Mason. Mientras
paseamos, Walt hahla:
r "Aun en- ell chirriar de mi calesin
Y el resoplido del caballo, el ladr'd'
de un perro vecino son motives az
: inspiraci6n para mi"
Charlando acerca de como enpez'
escribir, decia:
"Fn mis- primeros amos fui deApe
. dido dc una eoIocacioa de 81 's"'aa
males en- un peri0dico cauSa q ~
| inclination poet;ca. Fseribia los =
{ tuIos en- verso; notas necrolog'raS
/ eueltos de nacimieutos, etc. tados ra'
/ salian en- forma de epitatios. ~
!. amigo gracioso me escrib'o er cert:
|. OCCASION que el esep aba "7""'trai
!. mis- inmortales versos gra5ados. q
I las lapidas para que las ,fatur2S ge
ncraciones lloraran sobre clos CONF
10 hacen en- los ccmcnter'os d bos
ton" sfeg>.. ), -. !.
Y cl aut"r d. "Rinn'ing Rhym@s
con.;nua hablando: mis- lector's IN
sisten en- que yo he Eimad" todas las
palahras del diccionario Webster,
excrpci6n de "Abdullah" Y "ab' No
abdicara Yo ro tengo necesidad d
emplear mas de veinticuatro hora'
en- ningGn verso, pero 10 hago-al-
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-01-18
LA "SoCIEDAD LITERARIA"
oFRECE oTRA BRILLANTE
coNFERENCIA

La ''Sociedad Literaria' de Ia Alta
Escuela Central, cumpliondo con su
programa instructive, invita- al pGblico
en- general Y muy especialmente a los
estudiantes de San Juan Y Santurce.
a una magnifca conferencia, por ell
conocido catedratico. Dean del De-
partamento Normal de Ia Univetsidad
de Puerto Rico. DR. osuna, que diser-
.ara sobre tn interesante tema social,
en- oil Testro olimpo ell viernes las
$3.50 P. NJ.
La ardna labor que realiza Ia $50
ciedad Literaria'', labor que por 10 di-
ficil. requiere actividad y efciencia,
realza el buen nombre de la Escuela
Superior haciendose digna de nuestrOs
mayores enconiios.
Felicitamos los directories de tan
progresista sociedad Iteraria estudian-
I'll por sn interes en- propagar perfec-
cionar conocimientos titles a todo buen
ciudadano.
~ -ranArrrCrmn
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-01-18
LA LLUvIA EN- LA Isl.A

SUMARIo GENERAL La nuvla
ae Ia ssmsna promed.5 G52 pulgadas
que es dos tercios de ia >cantidads nor
mai La temperature promedio IS gra-
dos sobre 10 normal. La senana ia sido
favorable para la recollection de cafe
ell Ia ayor parte de los distritos va
casi sc ha terminado este trabaJo en-
algunos lugares pcro en- otros Sc In re-
tardado debido los aguaceros. La STEM
bra de tabacO ha prOgresadO favorSbis-
mente en- la mayor parte de los dis
tritos. La semana ha sido favorable
para ell corte molienda de cana. La
evaporation en- San Juan fue 1.l42
pulgadas.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-01-18
LIE ARREBATo LA CARTERA

Mientras Ia sefora doiia Dolores de
Terrer estaba comprando en- el "Bazar
del Pino'', sc lie acerc6 ell trigueno Igna-
clio Guzman, natural de Toa Alta lo
arrebat6 de sus manos una cartera cue
navaba la que contenia ademis de di
a1ro por Ia cantidad de 81, una Ii
breta del Royal Bank of Canada.
Embellishments sc dio cuenta a Ia
policia quien procedio al arresto de Guz-
man siendo denunciado por robo.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-01-18
5FUEGo INTENTIONAL

Nos comunican del pueblo de Guani-
ca que ALI sc declsro I'm fuego en- Ia
parto t-asera de Ia casa que ocupa e.
cuartel de la policia v que gracias a la
pronta intervention de 6sta pudo ser
extinguido oportunamente antes que to.
mara mayores proporciones.
Ell fuego empez6 por deba 10 dc un bal.
con dc la gaieria y Sc encontr6 una vela
y algunas manchas dc gas.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-01-18
Ell R1BoscH vUELvE A LA LUCIA

Anoche recibimos informes de que
el team "Ribosch" de cayey ernpezara
jrgar desde el domingo proximo, des
pues Que sus jugadores han estado dis
frutando de unas vacaciones que du-
raron cerca de un mes.
Sc han hecho cargo de Ia direction
de esta novena los enthusiasts fanati-
cos don Agustin Fernandez y el doc
tor Jesns Maria Rodriguez. quienes Sc
disponen luchar porque el "Ribosch'
obtenga ell campeonato de 1924 como
obtuvo el campeonato de 1923.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-01-18

Grown Diamonds Overture. a
Auber. Por la orquesta.
"Rondo Capriccioso' Mendc.sshen
Solo de piano por la Srta. silva IRA, dc
Ponce, estudiante de Ia Universidad
de P. r.
Selecciones ejecutadas por el Guar
teto Paloseoueno" de cuerdas, compues
to por los sres.: Adrian ocasio Jr.'
Mandolina; Agastin Garcia, Cuatro;
Jorge Marcano. caitarra; Bernabe Pa
rrilIa, Guitarra.
(a) Beautiful Ohio, vals, Mary
Earl.
(b) "Ten piadad", Danza, campos.
(cl Vino Tinto con sifon" j. Rica.
'Impresiones". Dissertation por Ell
Lcdo. Eco. Soto Grls.
1.-THE Chsrmors"', vals. A. Mai
tuisky Por Ia ofquesta.
Mean Blaes' Fox-Trot, smith AID
Gillian. orquesta.
"Amar es vivir", Danza, j. san
taella. Orlaesta.
Selecciones por cl "Cuarteto Paosc-
queho":
Car "Ausencia'. Danza, Campos.
(b) "Colombina One Step.
(c) "Mano -Manca'', Marcia, ]. 4.
Rivera.
Noticias information general.
''Milonga'. De la opereta LA Mon
terra" Frof Guerrero. Tango. Por Ia
Orquesta.
Alicante. EsrGha Espaho.a, n.
Pehalva. orquesta.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-01-18
DENuNc1Apo FOR MUr1LAcIoN

En- Ia Gale "Padial'' de Manati Pa
bio Castro verdejo la emprondi5 ma
vajazos contra Carmen Vazqucz, mu-
tiandole la cara. e. agresor despues de
causarle las heridas la citada Vazquez
Sc do a la fsga siendo despues arresta-
do por la pohcia y conducido ante el
Juez Municipal quien 10 fij6 ma fianza
de mil pesos por mut:laci6n.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-01-18
TAMBIEN Ell FRANCO BELGA VA
EN- DESCENSo

BRUSELAS, enero 16. (Cable fran
c5s) La baja del franco belga ha 81
do objeto de acalOrados debates en- la
canara belga.
NJ. Theunys Ministro de Finanzas
ha kecho historic en- IN discurso la
anterior baja del franco belga Y ex-
presando su coniauza en- que esta ba-
ia no creara ninguna crisis financiera
en- Belgica.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-01-18
MOVIMIFNTO DE PERSONAL
EN- Ell DPTO. DEL INTERIOR
DURANTE FL ULTIMO
AEO FISCAL

Durante el ultimc ano fiscal ha ha-
dido los siguientes camb!os en- este
Dpto.: 10 nombramicntos permanent
tes, 800 nomb amicntos temporerOs,
repositories 81, traslados = este De-
partamcnto 3, traslados dc este a
otros dcpartamentos 8, ascendidos
60. separaciones del servicio 24S y 3
sufrieron reduction en- sus sueldos.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-01-18
Ell DEsEspERo DE uN ANc1ANo

FL anciano Francisco Peroz de ONE
bradilla intent6 srieidarse hiraendose Ia
garganta con un cuchillo.
El infel;z anciano fre asistido por el
doctor Arch6 y manifesto que debido &
su avanzada odsd, su pobreza extrema
estar atacado de tuberculosis habia
decidido termirar con su misera exis
tencia.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-01-18
sALIDAs

Aver a las doe zarp6 de este puerto
con dest!no al de Nueva York condu-
ciendo carga. pasajerOs correo. ell
vapor americana SAN Lorenzo"
81 vapor AMAZoNE salio de este
puerto Goa dsstino al de Curacao.
Aver sal:6 el vapor cubano GUAM
TANAAfo para sanso Domingo y San
Pedro de Macoris
z vapor CARABoBo dc la Red D
Line saho aver de este puerto con des-
t;no la Guaira.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-01-18
vAPoEEs QUE Sc EsPERAN


Hoy tcmprano llegara ell vapor ame-
ricano PHILADELPHIA procedente
do Ia Guaira Y seguira viaje para New
York.
Dentro de breves dias tocara en- este
puerto el vapor frances CARAIBE de
Ia conipafiia Trasatlantica Francesa
cue llesara rrocedente de Haiti en-
visje para Europa.
De an mome:Ito otro tocar$ en- es-
te puerto el vspcr isabella de la New
York and Porto Rico SIS. Co. que sa-
Lo del puerto de Nueva Orleans ell
v.ernes Gle Ia semana pasada con des-
t:no este puerto.
Con IN gran cargamento de cemen-
to. tocara en- este puerto ell vapor ale
man HERRERT HORN.
Hoy sali6 del puerto de San Fran
cisco dc California para esta isla Ell
vapor amsricano WEST JAPPA.
FL vspor cubano HABAfJA llegAra
este puerto Ell dia so del corriente
procedente dc Cuba.
e. vapor americana soUTHSEAS
sa'dra del puerto de Galveston el dia
60 del corriente.
e. vspor scUTHLANDS saldra a
fines de mes del mismo puerto.
Eos informan los sefiores Sucrs de
T. viilamil ard Co. que ell vapor ho-
lardes RHEA Sc espera en- este puerto
en- viaie para Havre Amsterdam el
dia 90 del corriente.
FL vapor noruego JOHN BLUNER
llegara a este puerto hacia el 25 del
corriente con I'm cargamento de cemen
to procedente dc Dinamarca.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-01-18
JovEN INToxIcADA

La joven Alejandrina Nieves, natu-
ral vecina del pueblo de Gusynabo,
Sc intoxic6 tomandose una pastilla de
subli:nado corrosive.
Fue trasladada al Hospital Munich
pal de Santurce. Sc ignoran las causas
que motivs ron tai determinaci6n.
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NoTA3 DE FoRTALEzA

FL Gobernador ha expediGo pasapor-
te para car7zao y Colombia, al senOI
Marcial Rafael Diaz Diaz, de Mayasiiez
LA sido archivado en- Il Secreta
ria Ejccutiva el informe anual CORES
pondiente al aho 1928 de a Corpora
ci6n Azucarera sauri & Subira.
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Ell MARoUEsITo
SILvEsTRE FElJoo

En- su dcnicilio. Monias No. 2.
trabaia RE ST. profession todos loo
dias de Q II A NJ. de 3 6
p. M. Tel. SIS verde, Aparato
o07, San Juan, P. r..
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gunas veces vienen en- masa, como
las macarelas. Pero yo he estable-
cido Ia costumhre de "dia por dia"
mucho antes dc que Coue llegara a
nuestras playas Cuando los versos
vienen a mi en- montones, al levan-
tarme, cuando te emino de afeitarme
VA estan todos cantsndo en- su or
den"
En- algunas cosas no habra nj ri
ma nj log;ca, pcro .ambas Sc eacuen-
iran en- la filosofia de Walt Mason.
Joe MITCHELL CHAPPLE.
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