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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-08-14
FOURTEEN ARE SLATED
State and Local Police Roundup Al
legged Niolators.

Fourteen autolsts wtre arrested
Thursday night by state IND city
police.
f. A. Randall, 90, Of 2Sl'E. TWEEN.
ty.Second ST.. and JauI Roth, 90,
Plainfleld. Ind are charged with
speeding. Colonel X. Fought, Al. Of
1907 Parkway Blvd, is charged with
driving while intoxicated Is1nAt
RAIDER. 10. Of 1901 n. AlabamaV3y.
Is charged with driving while intox'
icated. speeding, and having an auto
cut out open.
Ten other drivers were charged
with driving law violations.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-08-14
LAST RITES ARRANGED
To Bury Mrs. NJ. e. Lee Saturday at
Greenwood.

The body of Mrs. Margaret E. Lee
of Chicago, who died DIT Holland
Mich, will be brought to Greenwood,
Ind, her former home, for burial
according to word received by friends
here today, Funeral services will be
held this afternoon in Chicago and
burial Saturday. afternoon.
Mrs. Lee is survived by her hus-
band, Edward T. Lee, and three chill
dren, Noble. Edward and Marjorie
brother, DIR. It. B. Noble of In
diana polls, and four sisters, Mrs. {,
n. Garter, Los Angeles, Cal! N s.
Elizabeth Owen and Miss May No
BILE of Greenwood. and Mrs. d. L.
Praigg, Indianapolis.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-08-14
dianapolis Fedora

l1OII Oh OUIIIIH Unity
Civic Clubs, will present several char
acter numbers. Miss Celia Holm,
solcist, will sing. Several other num-
bers are on the program which Is
in charge of Lester Abbott.
Junior Chamber members and
their wives and friends will meet at
$50 p, m. at the camp mess hall and
nave supper with the "gobs." Special
provision has been made by Lieut. F.
F. Knackel, commanding officer. Fol
lowing supper there will be an in.
spection of camp and a review to be
followd by the entertainment.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-08-14
BACK TO BOOKS SOON
indianapolis Schools Will Open on
Sept. s, Says Supt. Graf.

Three weeks from Tuesday $4,000
indianapolis school children will re-
turn to class rooms. School opens
Sept. s, the day after Labor Day,
according to Superintendent E. u.
Graft.
About $500 tiny tots of the ma
ture age of will enter the B grade,
it Is predicted, and about 1000 will
become freshmen in the high schools
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-08-14
Births

Hugh and Gertrude Taylor. City Hos
George and Alice Gray. 1895 n. Gar.
John and Aliene Spray. 1882 n. sher.
man DR.,
Charles and AIDE sensel, 1880 Wade
Mier and Anna Grover 14l5 8, Eastern.
Robert and Clarissa Kari. 1919 Martin.
dale.
Girls
John and Mabel Cloud 1888 Lee
.. Emerson and Beatrice Wiseheart. $40
II. Twenty-Second
Arthur and Ruby Armstrong, $3.50 p.
Seventeenth.
Carroll and Mabel Cant 1913 Arsenal
Albert and Mundane Shelton, 14l0 Eng
lish.
- Rambrandt and Lillian Hitler. 32es
Washington Blvd
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-08-14

Uni t e d States
Naval Reserve
Corps, near River
side Park under
auspices Of the
Junior Chamber OF
Commerce, will be
Miss M a r / a n
Fehrenbach, 941
English Ave, who
will give several
humorous read
ings. Miss Fehren-
bach IS a student
of Technical High
School.
F d w ar d O.
Snethcn, former
president Of the In
dinnnnnlir Eodorn
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-08-14

La Boheme. "If wanted money
wouldn't i take one Of those offers
to go on the stage?"
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-08-14
CIVIC BODY TO ].
EAT With G0BS
Junior Chamber Arranges
Camp Program.

Among the entertainers who will
take part in program tonight at
q Shor L
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-08-14
Marriage Licenses

Rafael Bilarreal 7O1 w. Thirteenth
ona. jackson. 701 W. Thirteenth
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-08-14

A high grade Milwaukee" pump
with bronze bearings. bronze Inn
peller and long stutfing box. VIII
give perfect circulation. GO IN
Complete with belt. Price. %. CU
other water pumps for Fords at
1928 e. *
and ............... REs GO
Imperial Valley press., 1925-04-15

month, present rate, aud $l25 per
meter per month, proposed rate.
Coachclla Valley. first 80 kilo
watt hours per meter per month
40 cents per k.w.lr., present rate.
and l33 cents per k.whr., proposed
rate; minimum charge, $50 per
meter per month, present rate, and
Sl.6j per meter per month, propos
ed rate.
Blythe district, first 80 kilowatt
hours per meter per month, 100
cents per k.w.hr., present rate, and
l7.G cents per K.w.hr., proposed
rate; minimum charge, 80 per
meter per month, present rate, and
$l.S2 per meter per month, propos.
cd rate
Mountain resorts, except in Inn
pcriaI county, first 100 -kilowatt-
hours, or less, per meter per year,
$500 per meter per year, present
rate, and $3.50 per meter per year,
proposed rate.
Imperial county, first 10 kilowatt
hours or less per meter per month,
$l.0j per meter per month, present
rate, and $l.G5 per meter per month,
proposed rate.
Carl /. Wheat, attorney of the
commission, viii defend this suit
for the commission, and attorneys
representing interested consumers
have also notified the commission
that they desire to participate in the
defense of the rates IiXed by the
commission. 9
Imperial Valley press., 1925-04-15
GET AT THE CAUSE!
Many Il Centro Folks Are Showing
How to Avoid Needless
Suffering

There s nothing more anoving
than kidney weakness or inability
10 properly control the kidney sec
rotions. Night and day alike, the
sufferer is tormcnted and what with
The burning and scalding, the at
tcrIant backache, headache and
dizziness, life is indeed a burden
Doau's S Pnls-a stimulmt diuretjc
TO the kidncys-havc brought pcaee
and comfort to many ri Centre pco-
plc Profit by this FL Centre resi-
dent 5 experience;
J. T. E!aridge, 413 s. Fourth ST.,
says: II have had attacks of kid
ncy complaint at times, when took
cold or strained my back. Ny back
schrd considerably and my Kidneys
acted irregnlariy. Doan s Pills have
ocvor Failed ia rid me of such ~
taefs aud strengthen nay back aad
.,rHev,
Price 6oc at, Al dealers. Don t
smr'- asl, for q kidney remedy
cct Doau's pi,ls-thc same tha. Mr..
r3r.lgc lad Foster MiIbun Go,
Mfrs, Buffalo, y. y. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1925-04-15
Three Measures
VIII Be Taken
Up BY Solons
CContinued from Page y


others is freezing injury. The pro.
Ioh&'d temperature during s"-crai
weeks IN december gaVeNhc finish
"l% touch 70 already Weakened
pants Injury caused by frost H.
1"F moro severe when vines are
S'lII III thr growing Stage Than
when dormant which explains why
som" vines have been So seriously
effected. There were found dis
''hct eases where frost injury alone
I'D done the damage. No urlna-
("drs wore found on tie roots. The
wood Of jhc trunk and main stem
wa" split open, either a very weak
growth or none III all had taken
place at tho tops.
New Growth Coming Out
.Ar" @ro"th was coming uu viz
orGus!V trom the bottom iH 4urh
rase' the top and upper part Of the
tem appeared vaiueless IL; to the
Immediate and distant fr,urn. The
lcW growth from tlr bottaIu. par
t'eHIarlY one and iwo good shoots,
should br allowed to grow and
N'IouId - 'lfalhcd up tor rcbrl!dlng
of thes plar@. The other suckers
should he removed aud 50 also
SHOULD fh" top growth, even if there
IS an attempt at fruit development.
SO much for the vines whert frost
aion" was he causc.
Where hematodcs hau wpakncd
the plants, frost permanently iniur-
ct or rather completed the iob Of
destruction. The top growth came
ont vigorously :. first; then all at
once there was II cessation Of
growth followed by ifelos,ncss.
flabbIness and tagging. The leaves
dricd, as in ordinary whiting. Such
action is typical of the affects OF
nem"tode ,tfcstation followed By
unfavorable growth condition Of the
Imperial Valley press., 1925-04-15
Details Power
Fight ON Rates
Are Given Out
Continued from page y

Confined frnH page y
should have been fixed at not less
than -iO,9GI, ,559.
The properties formerly operated
by he iIolton Power CompaHr. now
a part Of the Southern Sierra, Pow
err Company : system. are also in.
Volvcd in this salt. the company
claiming that the valuation the
commission should have allowed
was $l.472,29j, instead of SlG,9Gi.-
559.
The properties formerly operated
by the iIoIton Power Company. now
Il part Of hc Southern Sicrrag Com.
pany s system. arc also involved in
this suit, the company claiming that
the valuation the commission >n0ull
have allowed was SI472 29J. in
stead Of #l,I1I,550 which it actuo-
Iv used
The concrete rcsul. Of thi, suit
in case tho iniurcjion requested
should be granted. viii be That
rates Of Soathcrn SierraS Fewer
Company for ordinary lighting ser
wee in al portions Of its territory
whcrI il is not in competition
with the Southern California Edi-
son Company, viii be Increased APP
pro&imatcly ten per cent, and that
similar ;lcrcascd rate viii be de
mandcd from power useHs. The
present rae and Tie proposed IN
creased rates are shown as follows:
North o. San Ec~:ardino noun
taiHs, first 50 Ei!oNatt hours per
meier per month 100 cents per K.
W. hr., present rate, and IL! cent
per K. y. hr. proposed rate; mini
Imperial Valley press., 1925-04-15
PERSONALS

STANLEY NJ. Cue, state labor ia-
succtor Who hes bem in the valley
for tar past week, comforting ,eith
Supervisor Of School Attendance
Harry skinner. has rrtere4 to san
Diego.
Mrs. Mav n. pcram Of Mr'.laat
was ia FL rcu,ro Tuesday on hVsi-
ness.
Mre. John McNcccg has hc" par
cnts Mr.. and Mrs. J. j. Cies OF
hollywood visiting Beer tor a few
days.
{. G. Tu.t;u, liability @l;m~ adj
iustcr Of the Southern California
Automobile Club, is in I'll Cn,ro
ou business.
". n. CONWAY. proprietor of the
Barbara Worth Hotel, is spending
few days vacation in Los Aog'-
les.
{. W. THcl., who is connected
with laroc produce company in
Los Angeles. i, IN FL Cutro oa
business.
Charles johnson, representative
Of the insurance department Of the
Southern California Automobile
Club, with headquarters in Los An
gclcs, is in FL Centre ON business.
j. y. Amstcad, connected With
large hardware company i'm Los
Angeles is in III Ceu'ro en- hu,i-
ness.
f. c, Eaton, state engineer, q
Sacramento is in the valley on hU-
>ineSS FOR u few days.
Mrs L. J. Leavitt, who spent the
week end with hey husband who is
connected with the Consolidated
Title Company, has returned to Los
Angeles.
Lester Il. Griffith Of Chicago is
registered Mt the Barbara Worth
hotel.
Mr.. and Mrs, B. l.. Waters of
Aurora, Illinois, are sightseeing in
the valley for a few days.
Mrs. j. y. Algood Of TT. Worth,
TcXas, is visiting friends in El Cen
tro for the week.
Mrs. O. A. Pratt Of CaleXico was
visiting IN EI Centre yesterday.
Miss Grace Large, who has been
confined to her home on account
Of illness for several weeks, at
her home ON Olive street, is re
cupcrating.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-04-15

mum CHARGE, within incorporated Ii
mita. $40 per meter per month,
present rate aud @L54 per meter
per month, proposed rate; mi;'imun
charge, onts,dc Incorporated limits
$50 po1. meter per month, prescrt
rate, and $l.G5 per meter per HontIl,
proposed rate.
Different Rates Cited
South of San Bernardino noun
tains, excluding Coachella valley,
Imperial county, and that portion
located i'm competitive territory,
first 20 EiIowatt hours per meter
per month, I1.0 cents per k. W. hr.,
present rate. and l2.l cents Hcr k.
v. mr., proposed rate; minimum
charge, within incorporated limits,
$50 per meter per month, present
rate, and SLAB pnr meter per month,
proposed rate; minimum charge
outside Incorporated limits, $3.50
rcr meter per month. present rate,
and fl.G5 per meter per mon,h, pro
pc d rate.
Portion Of territory south of San
BcrHardilo mountains and loc2t
od ia competitive territory, first 30
klloWatt hours per meter per month
Co. cents per k.w.hr., present rate
and o. cents per k.".hr, proposed
rate; minimum charge, within in
rorporated limits, Sl.0e per metel
month, present. rate, and $l.00 pei
meter per month, proposed rate
minimum charge, outside incorpor
atcd limits, $l.25 per meter PEI
Imperial Valley press., 1925-04-15
Baker Services
Are Held Here

Fuuera} services for y. Il. Baker,
who died Mt the home of his brother,
j. II. Baker, in the Jasper district
Moa3ay, were held Yesterday after
noon trom the funeral parlor5 Of 2.
= Lemons, in this city. Rev G. +.
t}auagiu offic'rtaj, G0gjal wa. I'm
Maintain View cemetery. Calayieo.
The deceased WAS u native of
New ork. and came TO the valley
two wears ago, making his home
with his brother, and was well
known among residents Of tho Jasr
or. district. 4
Imperial Valley press., 1925-04-15
Peggy Joyce Is
In the Movies
IL, United Press Leased Wire

HOILlWOOn, trril b. Peggy
Hopkins Joyce, world famous ac-
tres aud heart breaker will soon
bid for famc on the silver screen.
Peggy has been signed . play in
tho movies, it WAS announced to-
day by Marshall Nci!m, prominent
producer.
Ncjau said he had engaged Miss
Joyce Tor series Of independent
productions to be produced al the
Carson studios, which he has .ll,t
purchased.
Her first screen vehicle will be
''Thc Sl,yrocl,ct' in &hich She viii
play the featured rolc.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-04-15

plants. Ono can find similar action
in the ease OF ncmatodc infested
peach tree" followed by droHth ir-
regular irrigation or freezing.
The water logging and discolora-
ton Of the interior Of larger roc.s
is probably due to the lasi OF
fHnctioni-g q Of the fpedsr roofs.
To Order 1000 Roots
In his studies Of grape roots in
relation to nem&todcs, Mr.. Nouga-
ret has found certain roots rractic-
ably immune. Some OF these Va
r. ties Of roots are &oIonis < Ru-
peatrils 1916, Solonia Othello 1913,
RiPar!a RupcstriS 10l-14 and
Barnes. The desired varieties Of
oops caa be grated to these roots.
Wherever ucmatodes are a soll fac
tor. Planting Of one Of these roots
should be encouraged. Mr.. liarri-
gan has decided TO order 20G0 i'm
Inunc roots to be tr.ed out in I'M
.jcrial County.
Ia conclusion, tho trouble in thc
vines iu Imperial County is 'aased
by u combination Of frost, uema-
tcde infca,a,iou and weakened
plants.
Further Investigations of condi-
ti0Es in thc county will be made.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-04-15

f g e t e Il an
amazing new
device that
cuts down gas
consump o II,
removes all
carbon, pre-
vents spark
plug trouble
an ovcrhcat-
ing. NJ an Y
ears have made
over ~ miles
on Il gallon.
AnvOnc can in
Imperial Valley press., 1925-04-15
Makes Autos Go 49 Miles
Oh One Gallon Of Gas

SlO(N FALLS. S. Dak.-Jamcs
a. May, Of 20sS f. Street, has per-
Imperial Valley press., 1925-04-15

stall il in five minutes. Mr.. May
wants agents, and is offering TO
sa9d one free 10 one auto owner i'll
taeh loe#lltH. Write him todav. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1925-04-15
Davis Beauty farior. Phone GOT.

Davis Beauty farlor. Phone ao7.
adv
French Dry Cleaning, cxpcrtly
done by CoWan y Clayton Clean
crs, at Yarncys. We give $. & II.
Trading stamp adv
Donovan Ec3igna-F. NJ. Donovan
for thr past four years chief ac-
c"au'lat Of The Imperial Irrigation
district 1T GalcN.co, has resigned 20
Hccrpt 4 position in charge Of one
oil the offices Of thc Colorado River
laaat eonpapy The resignation be
,o=as effective today. Donovan in
,ta.lgl most of the bookkeeping
system LOW in use bV tie district
and is considered one of the best
nea iu .n, valley in this line Of
work. ii. las been prominent in
fra..rHai circles iu Caioxico, aud
has Also taken a l.aiiug part in
Ho.t activities in the border city
having managed the taleNicu base
bah te.ut los several seasons.
Eatah,as Always Fresh =. Steves
adv
Ardy's Ta2.i Service. Phone
.. adv
TO New ArrIvaIs. Establish your
credit before you need IT, This will
save you delay~in opening accounts
with valley morchaut-members Of
onr service. Application forms may
be s-.urpd from merchauts,or ~ our
ornu. Commercial Credit & Service
Co. III B.hhopf Bldg. FL Ccntro,
Phone 26i. adv
Andy's Taxi Service. Phone
47&. adv
Andy's Taxi Service. Phone
AZ. adv
Excellent Cooking served family
sttlr in hamc-liIlc atmosphere.
breakfast and dinucr $50 per month.
CountrY Club Inn, 9Th and Holt.
adv
Imperial Valley press., 1925-04-15
. Harry Hopper, Dentist G47
st. Phone 382W. adv

~ Sent to Jail-Due to his in
~ 20 pay a fine of $500 inn
1 by Judge Griffin of Brawlcy
having Intoxicating liquor in
possession. j. W. Day Of West
aud was received at the county
last night to serve Il sentence
80 days, imposed as IN alterua
10 the fine.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-04-15

Who Fcund Faa?-Miss Helen
scott school nurse, is mourning the
loss Of Il dainty %hite Iacc spang!cd
faa which Size lost Friday night ut
tho presentation Of Queen Esther
la the high school. The fan was n
graduation gift to Miss scott and
for this reason, rathcr than for the
monetary value, she is particularly
augjous 10 recover if. If amy one
has found the fan, hey viii confer
Il favor on Miss Srott by getting in
touch with her. Her residence is
Al Sixth and Hamilton avenues.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-04-15
COTTON MARKETS
By Uultcd Press Leased Wire

\ lrmn-to.sw;n, campaign is he
ing started. Perhaps the quickest
Way j, by changing seats in q
canoe.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-04-15

Ptel Barbara Worth club break
25c up. Special chicken, turkey
steak dinners $l0O. Table de
dinner $1.0O. Seventh street
ince direct into dining room. al
Imperial Valley press., 1925-04-15

|lcl Interest in Contest. Rovs
70 state street Christian church
Baptist church are al primcd
or tonight $ event When tacy
at the high school gymnasium
basketball test. The proceeds
he event are to pay OFF a pledge
+ stowMd-the .ch4lrcb by the
stian church boys Md u large
ldaHcc is cNprctcd. 70 top off
evening, the le2ionaires Will
members Of the local Rotary
in fast md furious turn at
" ball.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-04-15
Dance Every Wec. & Sat. nights
at Iieber Palm Ga.den. adv

ca" Stolen--Hcrt Atkins, residing
1t thc PRINCESS botc!, reported to
the police That his Ford coupe was
stolen from the comcr Of Fifth and
state streets last night The theft
occurred come time between 7:3O
and 10 G clock. The ear carrics
California license plates To- -42O aud
tac, ,togitc number IS l0,0io.757.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-04-15

NE WIS i2iP PFEF'S !
FROM City ard County
Observation-Disclosures

Noland's 8 orcnosrra. Music FOR al
occasil"s. Phone III Centre 583. al,
Imperial Valley press., 1925-04-15
lf1f1f1IllIIllG lGlHG7la 1laE EgIraIHgrlIIraF

Ierybody hacs Raul S Buttered
Corn. Why' adv
Imperial Valley press., 1925-04-15

|lmmage Sale Saturday - Tho
bcrs Of the choir of 81. Mary s
ch viii conduct rummaga sale
70 Main street all day SATURDAY..
proceeds Of the sale viii be
10 dcfray the expense Of The
organ which WIS installed in
church during the winter.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-04-15

Dr.. II. j. Rudo1. eye, ear, nose
2nd throat specialist, Of Los Angc-
les viii be in the offices Of Dr.
X. +. Cunningham, So Main st.
Saturday April 18th, 70 roporations
and examinations make appoint
mcnts with DR.. Cunningham. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1925-04-15

mostly puzzle. rather
difficult the
trouble help
Imperial Valley press., 1925-04-15

sve $ Evening steak dinners. ad
dy'S Taxi Service. Phone
adv
Imperial Valley press., 1925-04-15

chestral Concert auf specially
1ers at State Street Christian
ch Sunday evening. Tree VIII
ing. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1925-04-15

enneth Mnes &c JacWnba- Re.
s from Ja,umba where Kenuoth
s and his, mother lafa take. =
ge age to The effect that Ken
- holding at~ own nd how
s-H" Improvements with the ai
- warm spring weataer.
- Mile, Was one uf tFa ua /
.lar ,t@Icuts ut t.asul Union
Loci, prominent - ~ Sta
body activities and p3rtict
in alI orutoriruf rratrst-.
rly "a. year apo he suffered .
.edoNn and WIS forced ~ giEa
is studies, and for tla past fitc
'hs has been confined IN lis
Imperial Valley press., 1925-04-15

hdies! Send us your finest dress.
We clean them perfectly and
price is reasonable. Cowm X
ton Cleaners at Varncys. ady
Imperial Valley press., 1925-04-15

fly Council t. Meet-&cvcral i'm
ut mattcts arr to le presented
'ac city council at it, n'+etin@ te-
=. according 70 Jimmy Soho
h, city clerk. 1t is expected the
'mittc" appointed by H6ycr Atcn
!, American Legion, to take up
the city council, the matter of
.alling flag poles I'm the business
.ion. under a uniform decorating
}, Will discuss this matter with
-citN cnnnol. -.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-04-15

a"e You Seen the folding Ford
10 Main ST. adv
.risienne Beauty Shoppe. 127
.h Jth. Phone ,S3. adv
eve s Speciat noon lunch zoe.
adv
Imperial Valley press., 1925-04-15
Stevo's for Special Salads. ad

3 Andy's Taxi Service. Phone
lI3. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1925-04-15

avis Beauty Paryur. Phone 227.
ndv
|ainting Parking Lines - The
king lines prescribed by the city
Euauccs in ia" downtown section
hciu" rcpainted. and new ones
Ied for bv tile new ordinance re
Hing parking near fire hydrau's
being put in place in prcpara-
for the enactment of the ordi-
cc on May l.
avis Beauty Parlor. Phone 227.
adv
Imperial Valley press., 1925-04-15

ldy'S Taxi Service. Phone
IIy
Imperial Valley press., 1925-04-15

'lloy Beauty Shop. Phone 324J.
adv
Imperial Valley press., 1925-04-15

rs. Brooks Beauty Shop. Phone
adv
Imperial Valley press., 1925-04-15

French Dry Cleaning, cypertly
done by Cowau y Clayton Clean
crs, at Yancys. We give s. & II.
Trading stamp adv
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-05-13
Ell cAso CONTRA JIMEEEz
MATTA, PoR LA CARTA A LA
sRTA. ESTRELLA MEJIA

Sc nos informa que en- esta se-
mana Sc vera en- juicio pnbhco Ia
causa contra Adolfo Jim6nez Ma
tia, en- virtud de la denuncia de
dofia Estrella Mejia " no Estre-
LA Jimenez, como ha venido di-
ci6ndose por los periodicos).
Jimenez respondera de un delito
de extorsi6n consistente segdn la
expresada joven en- haberla amsna-
zado con revelar ciertos hechos di-
famatorios, 81 persistia en- sus ges-
tiones de cobrarle una deuda.
La sefiorita Estrella Mejia, es
natural de Yauco, pero hace algun
tempo reside en- San Juan, en-
pleada en- Ell comercio.
Ell acusado es ioven que hai 81
zado del mejor concepto social y por
ESQ 10 ocurrido es verdaderamente
lamentable.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-05-13
Ell INTENSE FoToDRAMA QUE
HA cosTADo MAS DE UN MI
LION DE DoLAREs

s4
La noche del 16 del corriense Sc
ra estrenada en- ell 'Teatro OHM
POI, de santurce, la gran produc-
cion @La Hija del Martirio", con
que sorprendera al publico puerto
rriuuefio la Fnuy acreditada firma
West Indies Film Company, de
San Juan. Ese admirable fotodra-
ma sera exhibido tambien, en- vista
de su extraordinaria magnitud y
dc su poderoso alcance moral y So
cial, Las noches del II 1s, en- ell
mismo Teatro
En- f'1a Hija del Martirio,, hgu-
ra Una verdadera constellation sae
estrellas, acompahada de -astrOsf de
pri1nera magnftud. que silehan de
vivisimos fulgores el cieIo, cada dia
mas brillante, del arte mudo.
Seg1n la prensa mas importante
de los Estados Unidos, nj Alice
Lake, nj David Powell. nj Faire
Binney, nj Dagmar Godoswy, nj
Henry sedley, quienes toman parte
rrincipalisima en- esa extraordina-
ria obra, no han a1canzado un
triunfo tan immense y resonants
como el que acaban de obtener en-
La eHija del Martirio'' oue Ell
publico de San Juan ell de toda
la isla tendran muy en- breve la
fortuna de yer