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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-03-15
iJardineS de Prinayera! Is eI pensamien-
TO de %eIOs 10 que Neya a una esCuItO-
"a a Gear Ia beIIezd
Las esculturGs en- los jardnes SON rresistibes para
Bonnie M0cLeary, cuya infnitamente bella "inspira-
ci6n Ocupa un sitio en- ell Museo MetropOIitanO

Estabamos un POGO curiosos por
saber 81 Ia artista perdfa su inte-
res por sus producciones cuando 6s-
tas abandonaban su estudio le
hicimos algunos preguntas sobre ell
asunto.
'Nunca soy tan feliz como GUAM
do sc quien es el que ha comprado
mis- obras. Siento un escalofrfo de
algeria al saber d6nde estan elias,
cuales son los alrededores, qui6nes
las miran'' me dijo "Por elem
plo, mi "Ay". Personalmente dispu-
Sc las piedras del borde, los lirios
de Ia laguna V los helechos. Els una
algeria tan grande para mi como
la de una madre al saber que su
hijo esta en- una casa feliz Y hermo-
sa. Siento exactamente 10 mismo.
Amo mi trabajo. Ell viye para mf' +,
eXclam6 con entusiasmO.
Bonnie MacLeary, segdn Sc de-
muestra en- sus Obras, es todo fuego
Y llamas a veces, cuando crea cier-
tas cosas. Otras yeces es toda ter
nura Y amor, y entonces ella puede
ser caprichosamente burlona V ale
gre.
Realmente no sabemos como un
AIacLeary puede atravesar todos
los estados de amino por que ella
atraviesa-lno es ell nombre irlan-
d6s o escos9s?
''Vaya que ST. nos respondi6 con
orgullo, 'pero tambi6n tengo una
madre, rs de esa parte de mi fa-
milia que me yiene Ia sangre espa-
lola Y francesa, y tai vez sea mi
parte latina la que hace mis- fuen-
tes alegres V felices. Estoy segura
de que es el calor de mi sangre 10
que responde a la luz del sol, a las
flores, a los riachuelos murmurado-
res Y al canto de los pdjaros. mo
son estas las cosas que cream fuen-
tes como mi 'Bruja del Aqua" Y mi
Aurora? A veces estoy tan LENA
de algeria del vivir, siento tan agu-
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-03-15

I bondadoso Y este libre de amargu-
ia.
Hay algunos, no obStante, V me-
recen nuestra admiration.
Al mismo tempo es impossible SER
lie it'll a la humanidad 81 uno no
esta bien equipado con talento di-
nero. Hay algo en- la naturaleza hui
mana que Sc resiente de Ia superio-
ridad, Y uno debe estar preparado
para soportarla con paciencia.
Para viyir c0modQmente ell este
mundo tenemos que tomarlo tai CO.
mo estd; no podemOs esperar que Ia
gente sea ell tipo ideal.
FL optimismo puede ser meramen-
te un punto de vista, pero nos sirve
de muchO aunque no tengamoS fun
damento para 6l. Alguien ha dicho
que ''un optimista We una luz donde
no la hay V un pesimista es el ca
MALTA que yiene y lie apaga esa luz. ~
Copyright, 1925, por The Mcclure
Newspaper Syndicate.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-03-15
LARROQUITA

Eduardo LarrOca Jr., el muy que
rido amigo, esta que no cabe de
contento. No es para menos. Ell al
ba de un buen dfa de MARIO le sor-
prendi6 mostrandole en- la mas pri-
morosa de las cunas un sonrosodol
infante, que es la misma cara del
papa, que tamhi6n trae lfneas muy
notorias del rOstrO dc Ia bellfsima
selora que le ha dado el ser.
FelicitamOS a los j0venes espoSOs
Larr0ca SarmientO; Y a LarrOquita
le dcseamos herede los mobiles SEN
timientos de su seilOra madre, Y to-
da la simpatia de que gozan el pa
Dire, los tfos V los abuelOS
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ESPONSALES

Acogemos en- nuestras columnas
esta nota distinguida que aroma
nucstra cr6nica social. Las manos
de alabastro, gentiIes purfsimas.
de la aristocrdtica seIorita Concep-
cI0n Hernandez Usera. han Sido pc
didas en- matrimoniO para el caballe
ro don Domingo Targas de la Mo-
ra, Joycn pOrtorriqueno de relevan-
teS m6ritos, quien, ALA en- BARGE
Iona, ocupa muy distinguida posi-
ci6n en- el mundo de las finanzas.
\ don Miguel Targas, ito del no.
VIC, lie cupo el placer Gle formalizar
ell simpatico compromise.
Ell MUNDO felicita a los i6venes
Targas-Hernandez, Y hace votes
muy sinceros por que en- no lejana
fecha vean realizado el sueno que
acarician -f
IlnBloug x
8 9ose acab6 10 que Sc daba. I'll
domingo serd otro dia.
Castor PARIS.
Mario u de 1925.
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Con nlotiUo del nueUo
Continuation de La Ia. pAE.

un gobierno civil para Puerto
Rico y para otros fines" aprobada
en- MARIO 2 del 1917" La Secci6n
de la Carta Organica fue enmen-
dada en- forma tai que los muni-
cipios de Puerto Rico pueden ha-
Ger emprestitos por valor del
diez por ciento de su propiedad
total.
En- Ell 1902, la ciudad de San
Juan lanz6 bonos por valor de
$600,000.00.
La propiedad en- ell ano 1908
era de doce millones, on ell 1924,
es de 72 millones de d6lares.
Nota:-Hemos publicado sola-
mente los detalles mas importan-
tes del folleto en- question, va que
el mismo es algo extenso.
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da y vivamente el 6xtasis de la be-
lleza, que me veo obligada q escul-
pir figuras que necesariamente tie
nen que vivir en- los jardines."
ESta genial artista segdn los da-
tos que tenemos, llegara pronto
San Juan con ell fin de instalar
aQuf un Studio" en- conexi6n con
ell que tiene en- Nueva York.
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BODA

Ell dfa cinco del corriente mes,
unieron sus destinos los apreciables
j6venes Ramiro f. Ortiz funcionario
en- las oficinas de la Aduana Ade
lima Calder0n, joven sefiora muy es-
timada en- nuestra comunidad So
cial.
Toda clase de venturas deSeRmos
al amable matrimonio.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-03-15
OTEL0

Recordar al torturado celoso que
trajo al mundo entire fuertes palpi-
taciOnes de vida Ia divina pluma
de GuiilermO, es pronunciar, indie
fectiblemente, el nombre de csc CO.
loso del arte que Sc llama Antonio
PaOli.
De vuelta de una "tourn6e" en- la
que ha cOnquistado nuevos laureles
Y muchos pesos fuertes, el genial por
tOrriqUeilo descansa muy a gusto
juntO sus familiares. en- el pinto
resco Santurce.
Tn abrazo muy estrechO envfamos
al compatriOta Y buen amigo.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-03-15

IA su casa, que la han engala-
nado con muy buen gusto, los fami-
liares del simpatico matrimonio q
quien saludamos muy. efusivamente
por medic de estas lfneas. Hermi-
nio MADEIRA, el consecuente Y que
rido camarada, acaba de regresar
de Europa, en- compaufa de su jo-
ven y bellfsima esposa. La sehora
Mercedes Lopez de Tord de MADEIRA,
despues de un delicioso viaje de re-
creO que han sabidO aproyechar, Y
que Sc proponen repetir en- unas
pr6ximas vacaciones.
Hcrminio Y su gentil companera
no Sc cansan de recibir saludos ca
riloSos.
Eaya, tambi6n, el del cronista {:
para Ia DANA, todo respeto, para el
amigo, muy afectuoso.
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ODE "THE SUM-

La primavera Y las flores J..
Los jardines V sus esculturas l..
Pensamos en- este, Y en- seguida nos
hallamos hablando de Bonnie Mac
Leary en- su estudio de Macdougal
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RONEUALDO

-. Sc 10 llev6 ell Leon XIII", Y
a estas horas, 10 habrd depositado
en- playas de Islas Canarias, la tie
rra nativa del inteligente, tenaz fun
dador de Ell MUNDO Y Puerto Ri
co Ilustrado".
En- el muelle le dimos el GltimO
abrazo al leal, generoso amigo y
cOmpanerO.
Romualdo emprende por vez pri-
mera un viaje d su terra, sin lleyar
juntO a 6l a su tan llorada compa-
flera, aquella buena. santa Ana Ma
ria, la espOsa toda espiritU, luz Y
belleza, la que ell Destino arrebatd
de su ladO en- los momentos en- que
realiZaban ell mas caro- suefiO de sus
vidas, cuando. siempre cogidos de
las manOs, Sc disponfan a hacer un
alto en La cumbre a donde los llev6
sUs mobiles afanes; punto de parti-
da para emprender un nuevo yiaje
lieno de bellas promesaS. -.
DioS no 10 ha qUerido ash
Romualdo lleya Ell coraz0n, todO
llenO del recuerdo de su esposa-her-
mana; recuerdo que duIar3 10 que
dure su vida.
DANA QUE SE AUSENTA:
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DE IDA y VUELTA

...As1 va a ser mi viaje, nos di-
10 Carlos Chard0n, al despedirse de
nOsOtrOS.
El jOyen ComiSionadO sale de es-
tampa rumbo a New York, hoy jue-
YES II de MARIO; de la City saItara
a Washington V en- seguida, de
vuelta n su casa, Y a su oficina.
Chard0n sc neg0 a hacernos I'm
favor que le pedimos: comprar una
corona de aZahar que hemos Ofreci-
do a una donceIla, amiga nuestra,
que tiene mucha prisa en- casarse.
i UE solo dfa en- New York =
nos dijo: no tendrG tempo nj para
yer a Miss Tucky..
-5Y qui6n es tan interesante
americanita ?-preguntamos.
Ina vieja egipcia que siempre
-desde mis- tiempos de estudian-
te-me echa las cartas, j.. nunca
sale 10 que me profetiza.
iGOOd-by!
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UN EXITO

.Resonante, pocas veces visto,
clamoroso. Y todo cuanto Sc olga
es POGO para felicitar a las Hiias
Cat6licas de America, por ell sefa-
lado triunfo que obtuyieron en- la
function organizada bajo sus auspi-
clos, Y en- beneficio de la Iglesia Es-
cuela, en- La barriada obrera.
Esa noche, el teatro tenfa todo
el aspecto de las grandes salas de
espectdculos en- los mOmentoS Ell que
sc unen la afici6n a los esparcimien-
tos artfsticOs, Y los deseos de pro-
bar con "hechos" que no Sc han en-
tihiado los puros sentimientos cris-
tianOs. =,
Toda clase Gle felicitaciones me-
recen las damas organizadoras del
caritatiyo festival, senoras Merce-
des Fano de M0nserrat, Maria G.
de Giusti, V Josefina Palmieri Gle
Korber
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EXCUSE ME"

-].'s No of,le olvido. Y ST culpa de Ia
rotativa que Sc desmanda corfern
V no. deja escribir en- paz al cron1s-
ia.
La muy distinguida DANA, sonora
Amparo Alvarez Carbonell de Rol-
dan, lleg6 a San Juan, junto con
su muy estimado esposO, don Anna
lio, en- el dltimo correo espaflol que
nos visitara.
Ell MUNDO saluda con todo res
peto Ia Hegada de tan culta DANA,
quien es generalmente estimada en-
nuestroS cfrculos sOcialeS,
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-03-15
DUELO

.Duelo muy fntimo, que nos
toca muy de cerca,. el que LENA de
dolor Ell hogar de la familia Schetti-
ni-Paima.
Elena, La buena Y carilosa ami
ga de Ia infancia de nuestra inol-
yidable viejecita, baja a la tumba,
despu6s de una doloroslsima enfer-
medad que sobrellev6 con resigna-
ci6n ejempIar, con todo Y no mere
Ger tan angustioso tormento Ia que
fuG hermosa, arrOgante mujer, de
noble coraz0n Y alma impoluta.
Bien saben Teresina, Paco, Ra-
fael, Pepita Y Quintina, cuanto nos
apena su desgracia, y con cuanta
sinceridad hemos dorado a Ia que
rida muerta, para quien siempUe
tendremos un recucrdo en- nuestras
oracioneS.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-03-15

a Espaiia, iba, pasajera distinguida,
Ia respectable matrona, sonora Ge-
noveva Insda, viuda de Cautifo,
quien fijara su residencia en- Ia ciu-
dad de Barcelona.
Las numerosas amistades de La
venerable DANA. asf como su hijo
don Genaro, estuvieron junto La
viajera hasta el momento de la par
tida.
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...Sentimos no diSponer de mas
espacio en- ell sitiO que nos reserva
Ell MUNDO para la cr6nica social.
Y entOnces escribir cuanto pensamos
Y sentimos acerca de In real fiesta
celebrada In noche del pasadO do
mingo en- el hermoso teatro "Olim-
po"
Fu6 Reina, muy bien elegida, en-
tan simpatico festival Ia seiiorita
Aurea Vidal, una de las mas fragan-
tes espl6ndidas rosas (de Fran
cia) de los jardines. de Santurce.
Aurea vestida en- traje de 6poca, lu-
josamcnte ataviada, atavfo del me-
jOr guStO, destacaba entire el con-
1untO Gle su deslumbrante Corte, CO.
mo un sol ell medic de una conste-
laci6n de brillantes estrellas.
y ALI tambiGn, a mano derecha.
resaltaba con personal Y perfectO
brillO IN lucerito rOjO, fresco Y ma
ilanero de dOnde no quito los ojos en-.
tOda Ia noche el avido cronista.
Y, QUasimOdO de la puma Nese
mismo cronista no ha sabido trazar
sino estos garabatos
iPerd6n, MajestadT.. Y que per.
donen tambi6n las gentiles damas de
tu Corte. ri
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DANA QUE sE AUsENTA:

ED ell tiltimo vapor correo espanOl
que zarp0 dc nuestrO puerto rumbV
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CASTOR PARIS.

E 3ose acab6 10 que Sc daba. .. FL
! tloIainga ser;i ntrn din
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Mario - de 1925.
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A SU CASA LLEGAN

Jau!. ijau!
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1925-03-13

American Revolution, Ma jor
General Lejeune, of the Ma
rine Corps, slapped realistic
books and plays about the war.
He singled out "What Price
Glory. '~-.-- '-- -
81 never saw the spirit de.
picted by the writer's of these
plays during my experience in
France he said.
The only bogus note in
"What PRICE Glory" is in the
last act, where the marine top
sergeant, escaped from a hos
pital sick bed, deserts his para
mour and, in hospital pajamas,
runs after his company, which
is returning to the trenches.
That's a double helping of
applesauce.
The rest of the play strikes
one WHO saw things abroad as
being as honest. as a flannel
nightgown.
But there / go-talking about
the war again.
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hungry an Armenian can get
was equally colossal.
Then there was L. NJ, who
sent me a gorgeous striped
cravat with instructions to drape
about the neck, attach to upper
rung of cot and play tug-of-war
until / could no longer shout
Beaver!
An alert nurse saved me
from the dill pickles.
M. X. writes:
Dear Harold: Glad to see
you're back on the job after huv-
ing been annoyed by that dirty
Greek, Tonsilitis. Stay away
from, those lunch rooms"
Then there is this from Frank
Baers who is getting to be very
Vox Pop in the matter of inter-
office correspondence. At some
time in the past, Frank must
have worked for the war de-
partment, else why this glut-
tony for "memos ?"
March 12, 1925.
Hal:
I hare heard that people DO
SAGE their appendices, and won-
der If, by any chance, you haze
preserved your recent tonsits in
q tube of alcohol. Or had them
enlbdlmed?
Assuming they are still in
good shope-being so fresh from
their "homelamd," / womder,
again, If you'd be willing to help
SAGE the 1VorId for economy, and
donate said tOnsils to a neaUs-
paper friend Of mine aUho is con-
tempidtin9 a glandulor operation
IN an effort to be a "dramdtic
critic" These seasoned glands
once IN good standing IN the Phil
lips anatomical scheme-should
be quite the article to t,trn the
trick.
Wire, if IN position to accomo-
date.
My blonde playmate is no
more. Evenings noaO are spent
in reading Amy LoVelPs "John
Keats" mot an adj and concOct-
ing rhymes like "aU my aegl-
gees, too, yOu must promise to
giUe praise to-" ETC., etc, etc.
Eft ceterdlly yours. BAER.
X
Maisie, the usher says:
It's the guys IN dinner suits
1Uhdt complains most ABOUT the
penny drinkin' Cups.
In a speech before the De-
troit chapter of the Sons of the
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1925-03-13
In Washington

"Mismates," with Minor. Wat
son, Fred Tiden, Suzanne Villa
and others, will open in Wash
ington prior to it's New York
showing.
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as the uIuSISLuuy may Az" Wv
h*
My little indisposition OF .
week back / regard as rather
fortuitous. Only recently 1
have noticed a distinct apathy
from listeners whenever
launched into a Renaissance
beginning:
"Now, when / was in the
war"
Enters now a circumstance
which, happily, promises me a
lease on the~attention of friends,
Romans and apple-knockers until
we'll into the summer.
"Now when | was in the hos
pital-"
l can see people dropping i'm
portant tasks, craning inqulsltlve
necks and beseeching the san
guine details.
People are interested in the
inclemency of the other fellows
health. Even such personal
thing as tonsils, which should
be a matter, purely between
the tonsilee, his God, and his
doctor, can evoke considerable
attention from the outside world.
Whether this is due to honest
solicitude or to the opportunity
it allows the visitor to brush up
on bedside etiquette, | am at
loss to know. ! do know that
the efficacious bedside manner
is that practiced by the irwin
Cobb school of funny men.
A quite considerable wave OF
waggery was unleashed in my
direction and this, more than
anything else, deposited me on
the shoals of convalescence
quicker than you could trans
late the Illiad backwards, while
explaining the cogent factors IN
settlement of the Tacna-Arica
dispute to small boy.
A debt | can never repay, for
instance, is that to A. Z. w.
who went to untold trouble to
forward me all the 1923 issues
of the Girl Scout Review and
part of the 1924 volume of "Our
Armenia" Just what tre-
mendous good the Girl Scouts
do I never knew before, and my
ignorance as to how completely
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1925-03-13
Cadman Recital

Cadman, the composer, brings
something of the spirit of his
song. "Land of the SkysBlue
Waters" into a recital when he
appears with the Indian Princess
Tsianina pronounced Chi-Nee-
Nal, soprano, in joint recital.
These two artists will be pre-
scented in concert Saturday,
March 81, at 3 o'clock in the
afternoon at Rauscher's, by the
Mu Phi Epsilon musical sorority.
for the benefit of the MacDowell
Colony. This is the second re-
cital of a series of three that re-
Gently presented Mrs. III. ri. A.
Beach. The final recital will be
the first appearance here of
Bruno HUM, noted composer.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1925-03-13
Extra Values
In Men S
Trousers
FriedIander Brothers, 42S
9th Street, Offer
Inducements.

The Baltimore factory which
has made trousers for Fried
lander Bros, for so many years
sent us a shipment at prices that
we can afford to pass on to you.
Large assortments of weaves
and patterns (plenty of collegiate
wide trousers), regular $3.50,
$500, $500 and $3.50 values can
be had at $2.S5, $685., $4.S5 and
$685..
Men with an eye to economy
will not pass up this big offer,
but will hurry down to 428 9th
street.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1925-03-13

The originator of DIR. Pierce's
Golden Medical Discovery for the
blood, as well as the "Favortte
Prescription for women, was DR..
Ray ". Pierce. practicing physl
clan in Western Pennsylvania righl
after the Civil War. He early
moved to Buffalo, y. Y. and es-
tablished The Invalids' Hotel, the.
he put up his home remedies in
the Worlds Dispensary, where
they were carefully prepared frorn
roots, barks and herbs, and placed
them with druggists all over the
United States.
For over half century, Dr..
Pierce's Discovery, for the blood,
has been sold in larger quantities
by druggists all over the United
States than any other medicine.
DIR. Pierce's Golden Medical Dis
covery is a tonic in it's effect on
the stomach and digestive appara
atus; an Alternative in it's action on
the blood, liver and skin. 1t in
creases the appetite. stimulates the
digestion, enriches. the blood, cleaIs
the skin of eruptions and blemishes
and makes both men and women
feel as they did when they WEI e
young and care free.
Ask your nearest druggist co.
Doctor Pierce's family medicines.
in tablet or liquid form, or sen I
10 cents for a trial package of
tablets to Doctor Pierce's Clinic,
in Buffalo, n. Y.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1925-03-13
BULGARIA ASKS LEAVE
TO ENLIST 1000 TROOPS

LONDON, March 13.-The Bull
garian government has requested
authorization from the council Of
ambassadors at Paris for the
temporary enrolment Of 1000 extra
soldiers to enable the government
to deal with any trouble provoked
by the communists, said a despatch
today to the Times from Sofia.
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n EOsvybOdys Confidencs==@--
THE GATE-POST
:Ru HarOLd PhilIips:

In addition to other artists have felt
the Ides of March Ethel Barrymore
Eage notably under the weather and isn't
too much cancellation of their has
transmitted high pressure papag hearts and ahmatc
whose visions of double platoons OF
douboons marching through the box office wicket went
Robert Mclaughlin manager The Cleveland
refused of RAIN preerrng to wait
for original with Jeanne Eages When finally she
did arrive sickness compelled her leave the cast almost
Immediately.
If Miss Eages left the would have played to
$4,000 on the weeks" Mclaughlin 1--WE had $4,000
advance sale for this as and have refund
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Stallings Back
los ANGELES

LOS ANGELES
laurence Stallings left for New
York Saturday after completing
the scenario of 1.-THE Big Parade,
a war story to be produced by
Metro-Goldwyn. He will return
here In July.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1925-03-13
"Piker's" Successor

Lionel Barrymore will appear
shortly in a play from the Ger.
man, with a supporting cast OF
his wife, Irene Fenwick; Mckay
Morris and Ulrich Haupt.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-04-01
APRIL FOOL CRAP
GAME PROVES TO
Be REAL THING

Big crap game in a restaurant
on Broadway" said a voice over
the telephone at the police station
this morning.
"April fool - said Sergeant Dea-
ton, and hung up the telephone.
Then on second thought he de-
cided to take chance, ard Off
GERS Mayo and Reynolds hot footed
it to the designated restaurant.
Sure enough, crap game was on
in full blast, and the police rounded
up nine men who were rolling the
bones.
When arraigned in the police
court they gave their names as l..
Valencia, +. Bardean, V. Peres, d.
Gotta, A. Estrada, II. l.. La Brae,
NJ Freeman, F, Chavario and j.
Soliz.
Bardean, Gotta, Estrada, La Brae,
and Freeman pleaded guilty to
gambling and were fined So. Va
leneia, Peres, Chavario and Soliz
pleaded not guilty and the court
set April IS as the date for trial,
fixing bail in each case at $50.
The "gamboleers' were no: play
ing a heavy game, only 20 cents
being in evidence on the floor
when the police stopped the game,
Imperial Valley press., 1925-04-01
0CEANSIDE MAN
MAKES STARTLING
POISON CHARGES

CHICAGO, April 1.-Tmmediate e
trial has been agreed upon for Will
liam d. Shepherd, charged with the
murder of Billy McClintock if Judge
Jacob Hopkins rules against bail it
was made known today. William
Scott Stewart, chief defense attor-
ney, said he would demand imme-
diate trial in the event Judge Hop
kins refuses to reopen the bail hear
ing.
Another element of mystery en-
tered the case with the appearance
of a letter purporting to show that
William McClintock Sr., had nee
been charged with poisoning his
first wife for the fortune bequeath-
ed to Billy. The letter is from At
torney Lewis Peterson of Oceanside,
California, announcing he would
claim the fortune for his client, Ly
man G. Caswell, nephew of the first
wife of McClintock Sr.
William Caswell, father of Ly-
man, sought a brothers. share in the
estate of Sarah Kicking McClintock
and filed two court actions, one
charging McClintock with having
used injurious drugs and liquors to
weaken his wife's mind, Peterson
wrote.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-04-01
TODAY'S LETTUCE MARKET
By U. S. Bureau of Agricultural Economics
G. e. SCHULTZ, Local Representative

best 1.4O. Some shipments rolled
msold
CINCINNATI: 40 clear. 3 Calf
arvd, on track. supplies moderate,
demand slow, market slightly weak
er. Calif-4s 3.25-3.75, 5s 3.25-3.50
few higher, SIS fair quality 3.25'3,5O.
NEW YORK: 42' cloudy. J Ariz
16 Calf. II So Car, equivalent >
Car express, equivalent | Va by
boat arvd. Supplies liberal, demand
moderate, market slightly weaker
for western stock, fairly steady for
southern stock. lmperial---3s-31as
best $50 few high as 2.75 poorer
low as 200, 4s-5s 2.50.3.00 mostly
2.75.3.00 few fancy 3.25.3.50 poorer
low as 80, IS best 2.25.2.50 poorer
low as 200. Ariz--all sizes 200.
$50.
PITTSBURGH; 32' cloudy. 10
Calf arvd. Opening Wednesday,
supplies liberal, demand slow, mar
kct weak. Calf 3ias-5s mostly IS
2.50-300 mostly 2.50-2.75.
BALTIMORE: AZ cloudy. No
earlot arrivals, ! reeonsigned, 10
on track. Express receipts moderate.
Closing Tuesday, supplies moderate,
demand slow, market weak. lmper
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