davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New Britain herald., 1925-02-19

Union Rebekah lodge and Eureka lodge. I. o. O. F., will hold joint social in Odd Fellows hall, Plants vile, at 630 o'clock this evening. A comedy entitled Captain Cauli- flowers Revue"will be presented.
New Britain herald., 1925-02-19

The local Near East Relief eom- mittee has sent out an appeal for funds. The Southington quota Is sS,6oo. of which s1.200 was subscrib- ed in the churches last Sunday. F.. N. Wells is chairman of the commit tee: Mrs. H. II. Merrell, secretary. and former Governor Marcus H.. Holcomb. honorary chairman.
New Britain herald., 1925-02-19

The Mems Welfare club of St. Paul's church will hold It's fourth annual banquet at 6:30 o'clock to- night in the parish house. The speaker will be Rev. George B. Gill; bert of Middletown.
New Britain herald., 1925-02-19

A washington and Lincoln" as- sembly will be held in the Lewis high school assembly hall at 9:45 o'clock tomorrow morning.
New Britain herald., 1925-02-19

The local schools will be closed Monday in observance of Washing tons birthday. which falls on Sum- day. The majority of stores and other places of business will also be closed for the day.
New Britain herald., 1925-02-19
Bristol
Southington

Referee, Josolowitz.
New Britain herald., 1925-02-19

upon the transfer of such property of tax extremely simplefn adminis- tration and low in amount. ..
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-09-10

7 dos, cuando. en- su obsesi6n bochor-
uosa acudan los CODEISIoNADOS
le PUERTO RICO, a SoIICITAR
sea convertida esta Comunidad de
Ciudadanos Americanos de Puerto
Rico, en- UNA CoLoNIA DE HTER
NOS LIMosNERoS DE LA IL
BERTAD... iQUE vERGUENxAn!,
imagen Y semejanza de a4uellos
reprobos negreros que en- sus an
sias de PoDER Y DE ORC,
TRAFTCABAN con la Ibertad in
dividual, para eterna vergtensl do
la historiay como Sc quiere traticar
hoy con Ell derecho y la hbertad de
esta terra amada, de esta Conlu-
nidad de Ciudadanos Americanos
de Puerto Rico, para vergiienza de
la Naci6n, en- cuyo regazo Sc nos
ha escogido amorosamente, trasmi-
tiendonos la herencia de gloria que
admira Ell MUNDo, y que inmor
taliz6 al Padre de la Patria Gs ::
ge Washington.
Yo acuso solemnemente los Sc
iiores Barcel6 Y Tous Soto de es-
tar conspirando contra ell DEERE
CHo Y La LIBERTAD de este
Pueblo confado in ,cente, pucs
que sus actos publicos conio man.
datarios del Puebloo solo revelan,
que aln predomina en- sus esprit
tus Ell espiritu mon&rQuico escla-
vista, de tr&gica memoria, que So
10 los presenta dignos de dirigir
un Pueblo de PARLAs, nunca un
Pueblo hbre compuesto de ciuda-
danos Americanos, como Puerto Ri
CO.
rCiudadanos Americanos de nj
Pals; no permitais nunca caiga so.
bre la blanca hoja de nuestra his
toria Patria la mancha infane do
La esclavitud politica COLONIAL,
que implics la deshonrosa califca-
ci6n de que somos III. Pueblo IN
DTGNo de vivir la vida L1BRE Y
SoBERANA DE UNA EEPUBLI-
CA Federada!!!
ilLevantese airado terrible es-
te Pueblo Puertorriquefo en- IA ho-
ra del peligro, y como Juez inAe-
xible v severe, semejanza del
/ Abraham biblico, de su veredictc
sentenciando a MUERTE politjca
a estos dos REos, que con preme-
ditaci6n y alevosia intentan undir
a Puerto Rico, cometiendo el deli
to de LEsA PATRIAll
lliHdndanse Barcel6 Y Tous So
to, y salvese Puerto Ricol!!
No he terminado.
Joaquin D. YoRDAN.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-09-10
LA REvISTA ESCOLAR DE
PUERTO RICO

Bajo la direction del culto es-
critor Y asiduo colaborador nues-
tro, Julio Fiol Negr6n, ha sido pu-
blicado ell 1ltinio numero de "La
Rcvista Escolar de Puerto Rico,
la cual entra ahora en- el decimo
ano de su existencia.
Demas esta recalcar la impor-
tancia. de este 6rgano educativo.
Es el GAUGE por donde llega hasta
nuestros maestros un verdadero
torrente de noticias extranjeras Y
locales; la nlano que recoge infor-
maci6n selecta en- distintos sitios
para esparcirla despues por nues-
tras escuelas. Els tribuna de doc
trina porque en- ella sc discuten
las teorias mas recientes Y los
sistemas mas interesantes; es,
fuente porque a ella acude todo
nuestro magisterio sediento de mas
conocimientos; es sol porque IRA
dia luz Y vida, hacienda llegar su
calor fecundante a la montana
mas remota coronado por una es-
cuelita rural. Asi la Revista esla-
bona el pensamiento de todos los
profesores, crea I'm circuito que
nc puede tener resultados mas
hermosos nj mas. practices.
al escoger a Fiol Negr6n para
dirigir tan necesaria publication
Sc ha Obrado doblemente bien, va
que con clio a el Sc lie ha. hecho
justicia y. a ella un gran bene-
fcio. Ffol Negr6n es un estudian.
te incansable de todos. los ramos
del saber relacionados, con la ms
trucci6h, es una autoridad en- pc
dagogia, sus estudios. sociol6gicos
le han Waldo un prernio de la
Universidad, y tanto en- sus diser-
taciones teoricas como en- sus ac-
tuaciones en- la practica ha obte-
nido un triunfo risueno Y hala-
gador- Ell sabra inyectarle a la
RevistA nueva savia, encaminarla
ror Ia ruta mas noble v prove
chosa.
NoEotros felicitamos a Fiol Ne
g~on por el honor que Sc le ha
hechb al ponerlo al frente del or
ganq Official del Departamento, v
a este por el tacto v la inteligen-
cieNque ha demostrado al selec-
cionar al autor de nuestra sec
cicn "Pedag6gicas" para tan i'm
portante cargo. Y al congratular-
lesSa ambos efusivamente, no po-
demos sino presentir que la Re-
vista ha entrado en- una nueva
fase de su existencia, quizas la
nlas prospera Y brillante. LEI exito
no hay que desearselo; estamos
saguros que vendra rotundo Y de-
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-09-10
RsPLEND1Do BALE

Result6 Ell que benetcio- de la
Escuela Cat6Hca de Miramar uev6
Sc efecto en- la noche del donin-
go en- los ampios salones de los Ca
balleros de Colon.
Asisti6 al mismo un numeroso
grupO de damas y sehoritas perte-
necientes a nuestra "6lite Social ,
siendo este un 6xito tanto artistico
como econ6mico.
Formaban Ia comisi6n de recibo
las distinguidas senoras Dofia OBJ
dulia COttes, vda. de Lazaro, Sc
fiora de Gonzalez Martinez, dona
Mercedes G. viuda de Guillermety
y las bellas sefioritas Maria Teresa
Garcia, Josefna Guillermety, Maria
Ventura y Clementina Padilla.
Felicitamos a las iniciadoras de
tan bella obra ben6fca.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-09-10
sUNTUosA BoDA

Para Ell dia 20 de setiembre esta
anunciada la boda de la Gncanta-
dora seforita Carlotita Benftez CON
Ell correcto cabaIlero don Carlos
Chard6n. DadO las mhltiples sim
patias con que cuentan estos valio-
SOS elementos sociales ser& esta un
verdadero acontecimiento.,
La reception Sc nevar& a cabo en-
La lujosa residencia del padre de
la novia ell rico financiero Don Pc
pc Benitez.
Nuestra enhorabuena.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-09-10
De. SOCIEDAD
=
GRAN CONCIERTo

Para Ell dia % del corriente esta
anunciado Ell gran Concerto que pa
ra obsequiar la sociedad mayagiie-
zana dara ell va celebre tenor Joa-
quin Quevedo en- Ell Teatro Yaguez
de aduella ciudad.
Tomara parte principal tambien
en- 6l, el joyen y eminente pianista
Antonio Garcia, quen tocara va
rias dificiles piezas de su reperto-
rio. Ademas habran recitaciones y
otros ndmeros que Sc improvisaran
para tan bello acto.
Auguramos al tenor Quevedo un
gran exitO pues La sociedad y el
pueblo mayagiiezano estan dotados
dc una gran cultura y saben apre-
ciar y recibir a un artista puertorri
queno de grandey m6ritos como 10
-es Joaquin. &
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-09-10
Una carta del senor Yorddn al
Lcdo. Arizona Siaca

de los perfles de mi pluma, para
aplastar a los que Sc atreven a
rendir los derechos de Puerto Ri
co; un terror immense invade m.
alma de Patriota, al pensar la mad
jetivesca y dolorosa impression 1ue
recibirian los representatives del Go
bierno y Pueblo do Estados -id-
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-09-10

es un error fundamental Ell pedi-
Ell Gobernador elective trav6s de
una Constitution transitoria, inG:il
intento de profanar la moral cons
titucional en- el simbolo de la So
berania que radica en- Ell Gobcrna-
dor del Estado, como la sagrada
consagraci6n del pleno derecho del
Pueblo, que debe arrancar UNECA-
MENTE de su propia CoNSTITU
cIoN, sin quebrantar Ell orien cons
titucional de organization dc una
REPUBLIcA en- la Federation, Sc
gun el sabio y democratico siste-
ma politico Americana.
es un error fundamental el IN
TENTAR PRoPoNER PLANES pa
ra la organization dc un Gobierno
COLONIAL, extraido en- hora in
fausta del arcaico Y monarquico ar
chivo de la vieja Tnglaterra, que Sc
especializ6 en- la organization de
este sistema de Gobierno COLO
NAL, negaci6n absolute de- la
IGUALDAD de derechos NACIo-
MALES, una Naci6n, cuyo feliz
nacimiento a la vida de la LIBER-
TAD Sc origin6 de aquel sistema bru
talmente antidemocratico, a. revel6
al mundo la Saba oRGANIzA-
cIoN FEDERATIvA de Naciones,
que gira con asombro de tpdos los
Pueblos del mundo, como una cons
telaci6n de Pueblos Iibres, auto
nonos y unidos por un comm pensa
miento de IGUALDAD, LIBER-
TAD Y FRATERNTDAD, llevan-
do sin los prejuicios y egoismos
de las viejas Monarquias, a los Pue
bios que Ell destino ha puesto bajo
Ell palio de su gloriosa Constitu-
ci6n, Ell espfritu immortal dc su al
ma Nacional, que los inicts o. Ell
secreto del amor Ia LI8ERTAD,
y le infunde Ia dignidad de alcan-
gar su soBERANIA en- Ia FEDE-
RAcIoN.
IAh, mi joven amigo Arizona;
cuando mido ToDo el fatal slcan-
CO y presiento los peiigros inrnen-
SOS que amenaza derrumbar pre-
concebidamente el cr6dito, Ia leal-
tad, Ia dignidad y Ell honor qua es-
tie Pueblo de DEB assl
ECiudadanias IN sezabl6z d0 pFosssi
ia Sc agita convulsivo = Sernblc
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-09-10

81 de
srny nu Afecbo City equps presenter es Wales
p.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-09-10
Lcdo. sr. Rafael Arizona siaca,
Ponce, P. r.

Mi joven v predilecto amigo:
Terminaba en- mi carta anterior
la exposition de mi tests en- ma
terra de derecho politico, sobre nues
ira situaci6n Constitutional como
Pueblo que es parte de UN ToDo
NACIoNAL que Sc llama Pueblo
de Estados Unidos, con la afrlna-
ci6n Categorical siguiente:
De manera, que, dentro del des-
envolvimiento de la entidad Ciuda-
dania, que es la genesis de la Ma
cionahdad en- la Federation, en- su
ruta CONSTITUTIONAL perenne y pro-
gresiva hacia Ell Estado, es UN
vERDADERo cRIMEN DE LEsA
PATRIA, hablar de CoLoEIA. 0
PEDIR La organization de UN Sis
TEMA COLONIAL, una Nacion
creadora de Naciones, nj mucho me
nos hablar de INDEPENDENcIA,
1ue es la SEPARATION, I'm
PUEBLO de Ciudadanos America
nos al que estamos UNIDoS para
iiempre por vinculos inquebranta-
5les, indisolubleS " dnicos.
Asi pues, aceptando comp una
verdad incontrovertible, que la
ciudadania es la CONTINUATION
DE LA PERsoNAIIDAD MAGIC
NAL FEDERATIvA, de la nisnla
manera que ell apeIlido es Ia con-
tinuaci6n de la personalidad indi-
vidual del que 10 trasrnite, tene-
mos que llegar necesariamente a
las conclusiones sigruentes:
es un error fundamental pedir Y
alentar Ell ensuefio de obtener Ia
soBERANIA SIN la Federacton,
0 sea, la MDEPENDENCIA, que
es la SEPARATION. el Territorio
lie una Nsci6n, de cuyO cuerpo po-
litico formamos parte v al que es-
tamos UNIDoS permanentemente
por los vincnlos indisolubles de la
Ciudadania, que es la extension de
su propia personalidad Nacional, de
la que solo podemos ser arrancaios
por un catachsmo geol6gico que
nos haga desaparecer de la faz de
la TERRA, por una confagraeion
politica en- la que los azares de
una guerra nos desprendan violen.
tamente del seno amoroso del no
gar Nacional.
es un error fundamental sohci.
tar con esa pueril y vana inocen.
cia con que sc manifiestan nues,
tros repdbicos, UN PLEBISCITo
para REsoLVER Ell STATUS poll.
tico de Puerto Rico, ignorando i'm.
perdonablemente 10 que en- derechc
constitutional Americana significa
ciudadania Americana. quo no es
otra cosa que La absolute defini-
ci6n de nnestro STATUS POLITI-
co, determinante de nuestro def.
nitivo NGREso en- Ell CUERPo
PoLITICo DE EsTADoS UNIDos
DE AMERICA.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-09-10
TRINA MENDEz

Ha regresado de Aibonito donde
pas6 una larga temporada la muy
bella triguefia de ojos sofiadores Tri-
ma M6ndez, flor de nuestros salones
elegantes.
Nuestro mas fno saludo.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-09-10
cARMENc1TA eu1JARRo

Esta bellfsima v muy culta da-
mita ha regresado Puerto Rico
despu6s de 1arga ausencia, Sc pro-
pOne la srta. Guijarro pasar una
temporada en- 6sta con sus famiIia-
res. {LIIIf.ia
Nuestro salud0.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-09-10
REsTABLEc1DA

De la 'dolencia que la aquejaba
10 esta la muy respectable matrona
Dofa Angelina A. VIDA. de Men
Erie, residente en- Rio Piedras, y en-
parentada con distingudisimas IA
milias de 6sta.
Nos alegramos
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-09-10

Joaquin D. YoRDAN.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-08-26
CHINESE QUARTERS
UNDER CLOSE GUARD

Chinese quarters in more than 4
half dozen cities today were under
close guard of police. although the
flaro-up in Tong wars which cost
the lives of four, brought injury TO
4 score of others and resulted in
many arrests. oeomcl for The time
to be eXtinquished.
ChicaGo's s Chinatown was torro-
rizedi when word was received that
Is g,nmen of the Nip Sing Tong
were expected there from New York
to lead an onslaught against the On
Leoug Tong. One shaving vas re-
corded there and other murders
took Mace in New York. Pittsburgh
and Minneapolis in the last few
davS.
Deportation proceedings against
Chinese who cannot rro lrca prorcr
credentials is promised in Ncw
York, Philadelphia and Newark.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-08-26
Gland Treatn,en,
Guaranteed
CO-CLAND-DO

Pancws Your health and strength.
Thousands have been helped by the
new gland treatment, GO-GLAND-
DO, - prepared by Los Angeles
doctor who is a specialist in CLAN
dular thcraPv. -GO-GLAND-DO is
now sold by druggists on a MONEY
BACK GUARANTEE TO BENE-
FIT NOC, Hundreds of Los Angeles
peoplc have been relieved of anemia,
nervousness, asthma. goitcr, high or
low blood pressure, rheumatism.
kidney aud liver complaints, general
rundown condition and lack Of pep
through the use Of GO-GLAND-DO,
thc only gland tonic prepared under
The supervision of Il gland specialist.
GO-GLANp-DO may be purchas-
ed from the following druggists,
Loynd Drug Co., Francis Drug Co.
adv
Imperial Valley press., 1925-08-26
NoTIcE OF IErrING OF BOARD
OF EQUALIZATION. IMPERIAL
IRRIGATION DISTRICT.

The Assessor Of tho Imrarial Trri-
cation District, Eayir. completed
thc assessments for the wear 1925,
has delivered tho Books to tho Sec.
rc'ary Of the Board of Directors.
who NOW have thcm in his office
in The Masonic Building. Fl Centre,
Calf, whore they will remain for
thc inspection Of all persons inter
as'"l mtl September l. 1925.
The Roard of Directors. acting as
n Board of Equalization Of said
Imperial Irrigation District will
mo,' 70 cqualize assessments and
continue in session from September
I 10 September ., 1925, and from
time ~ time thereafter rs long as
may be necessary, not to exceed
ten days, cNc!usivc &C Sundays. to
hear aud determine such objections
10 The valuation and assessment as
may come before T.. =
Gy order Of tie Board of Direc-
tors.
=. T. McIvER, Secretary.
AuG , Sept I inc.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-08-26
Union Officials
Leave City After
Pointed Request

LOGAN, W. Va, Aug. 26.-At the
request Of the Logan Chamber of
Commerce. four officials of the
United Mine Workers Of America
evacuated Logan today, guarded by
an armed deputy sheriff.
TIE officials arrived here several
days ago but refused to divulge
their mission.
They were Ward Van Bitner, in
tclnatiOnal representatives; Thomas
Townsend, Charleston attorney, re-
tanned by the international; John
O Leary, Pittsburgh and Earl
Ilauck of the international.
\ statement issued by the cham
bcr, said:
I'VE know what you are here to
do and what you did in Mingo and
Boone counties. We feel your
presence IS not wanted for the good
of the community.
you are not wanted. -
Tie reference to Boone and Mingo
counties had to do with the mine
var Of 1921 which ended when fed
cral troops were called to intervene
in Blair county.
The officials left. not making
nown their destination. They took
ne Logan'CharleSton county road.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-08-26
Horses Travel in
Special Pullmans

I Even the race horses como TO Cali
fornia to winter.
This wact was revealed today
when the Southern Pacific am
nounced that it has under construc-
tion six steel express horse ears
costing nearly $l50.00O. They will
be ready for use before the close
of the eastern racing season this
! fan. When that turf circuit ends
the ears will be loaded with many
race horses bound for their winter
. training quarters, at Livermore,
Warm SPRINGS, Plcasanton and 9th
er places in this state.
| The blooded animals valued at
: thousands of dollars are given the
best care and protection by the rail
: wav drrin0 transit The new steel
ears will each stall % horses. They
! are electric lighted, have running
water and three wide doors ON each
side. They are heated with vanor
steam and so ventilated that the
animals are protected against
drafts.
The comranv has 81 horse express
ears and they travel as far east
rs Saratoga Springs, \. ". and
Toronto, carrying horses around the
circuit.
Race tracks located on Southern
Pacific lines include those at Tia
.Tnana and Juhrcz. Nov, Reno. Ncv.
! Dallas, Texas. and New Orleans,
The railroad is now arranging to
handle n LARGE shipment of horses
to the state fair at Sacramento.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-08-26
Train Bandits Are
Hunted on Border
BY United Press Leased Wire

Los ANGELES, Aug. 26-South
ern California 5 border territory was
still the hunting grounds today for
the train robbers who boarded a
Santa Fe train near Santa Ana Mon
day night, robbed tie mail coach
and escaped with q few dollars loot
Several suspects have been ar
rested, and subsequently released.
Z. L. Campbell, mail clerk shot
down when he resisted the bandits,
remained in critical condition in
a Santa Ana hospital. lie has not
regaincd consciousness and is not
expected to live.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-08-26
Poor Mrs. Jones
finds She's Rich

The life Of a farmer 9 wife, with
trials and ordinations. But also
with its blessings and its luxuries,
forms The plot for q new United
States Department of Agriculture
educational motion picture, "Poor
Mrs. JONES'
Mrs. Jones. weary Of the task of
managing 4 farm home. keeping
the farm account books. caring for
th" chickens. tending to the garden.
and performing a hundred other
household duties in addition to
raising a family, gets, tired of it
a!l y and demands that her husband
sell out the farm and move to the
city. Farmer Jones appears omen
to conviction. but first he decides
that Jane has been working too
hard and needs 2 rest. So he sends
hor off to the city to visit her mar
ricd sister whose husband has n
lob with Il salarv that seems prince
ly-from q distance
Mrs. tones goes. She gets sam
u}e Of life in a crowded city fla,
learns Of t>4e taste of food not fresh
from the fam. the hazards TO child
rem, Of tho traffic jams. the strug-
pics - the bargain counter. After
= week She is happy to cut her
vacation short and return home
convinced that her lot is not 50
bad IS it had seemed, that each
dark cloud Of farm lifo is lined with
siIcvr. and that in reality she is
.'.rich Mrs. Jones.
, The picture is full of human in
!trrost. Il is = contribution TO In"
drnartmcnt 5 film library from tho
office Of cooperative extension
work. II is four r"eIs in length and
iwill be circulated through the edu-
cational film service of the depart
mcnt OF agriculture and the ooope
rating state Institutions.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-08-26
NO2ICE-APPLTCATION TO
DTSINCORPORATE
Ir the Superior Court OF the State
of California, in and for the
County of Imperial

lr The Superior Court OF the State
of California, in and for the
County of Imperial
Tn the Matter Of the Appiiccsion Of
National Lumber Company OF
lloltyiiIc, Corporation, to Dis.
solve.
Notice is hereby given that thU
National Lumber Comrany of Holt.
Vile, . CORPORATION formed under
the laws of the State Of California.
has presented to the Superior Court
Of the state of California. in and
for the County Of Impcrial, n petit
tion praving 10 be allowed to dis
Incorporate and dissolve; and that
Friday. the ?5th day OF September
1925, ~ 10 O'Clock n. m Of said day,
or ms sooH thereafter rs counsel can
hc heard. h1s been appointed a9 the
|timc, and Department No. l of said
Court. rs the place at which said
Kapulication is to be heard.
In witness whereof have here.
a1nto set my hand and affixed the
3seal Of the Superior Court afore
Bald This 9sth dav Of July. 1925.
G. G. MOUSSEAU, Clerk
~ r. NJ. Simpson, Deputy Clerk.
lScal Of Superior Court)
CHARLES r.. Scott, Attorney for Peti
u toners. J 20 3 4 inc
Imperial Valley press., 1925-08-26
TRUCK DRIVER IS
HIRED TO ACT AS
PUNCHING COAT
by United Press Leased Wire

Los ANGELES, Aug. 26.-Bat-
Ting Zeiglcr, husky 19-yearold
truck driver, became Jack pemp-
scv's new playmate today at $50
per week.
The heavvwcight champion hired
the young giant at that figure for
the exclusive privilege of punmeliug
him as often and rs hard as he
right feel the urge.
Iciglcr. after testing out the fam
Gus actor-fighter 5 punches, is de-
lighted TO have the job.
The truck driver amhled into
Dempsey 5 training pen today "iust
TO look over the champion. 81 can
stop anything you've got" he told
the titlcholdcr after he had watched
him shadow box for Il crowd of fans.
"Givo this boy some mitts, -
Dempsey fairly shouted.
The fans, who had paid 10 cents
each. cheerod wildly when Dempsey
tried in vain for three rounds to
floor the Young Hercules, The
champion landed as bard and 2s of.
en- as he was able and the b;g strang,
cr took il all without Il quivver.
dempsey. now handling his own
business affairs. Immediately diSpos-
ed of another heavyweight title con-
tender by signing the youth rs his
sparring partner,
Dempsey SAYS he is training for
the tentatively arranged champions
ship match with Harry Wills. negro
challenger. to be held in the middle
WCSt MoNt SnmmOr.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-08-26
Sweeping Changes
Are Announced in
New Ford Models
ny ynited Press Leased Wire

DETROIT, Mich, Aug. 2G.-- The
most pronounced changcs eyer made
in the body since adoption of the
nodrl T chassis were announced to-
.aaE by the Ford Motor Company.
No advancement in price was
made willie it was stated produc-
ton Of The new line will start at
encc il alI assembly plants in the
country. Outstanding features of
ihr improvements in both open and
enciasrd types are lower, all steel
bodies ON Il lowered chassis; com
plctc new design in most body
type; Il change from black to col
or in closed ears; larger, lower fen
ders; newly designed seats and
larger. more powerful brakes.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-08-26
Find Tong War Is
Bad For Business
by United Press Leased Wire

NEW YORK, Aug. 2G.-Com-
merce may intervene and prevent
further bioodshed after the flareup
in the Chinese Tong war which
brought death to a restaurant cook.
Leading merchants Of the local
colony, members Of the Hip Sing
Tong and On leong Tong, held
meeting 10 restore peace. They
promised to return TO Torg head
quarters with the plea that inferno.
cine strife was "bad for bust
mess.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-08-26
DIVINE COMMAND
SAYS MAN FOUND
LIG KTINC FIRES.
BY United Ereas Leased Wire

los ANGELES, Aug. 26.-Inspir-
ed by divine command, William s.
Wood, II, alias Ben Doom, started
IA dozen forest fires in the Santa
Monica mountains north Of Sawtel-
le, he told authorities today.
FMy maker ordered me to clean
up the earth, - Wood said when
Especial officers from the fire de-
Ipartmcnt found him wandering in
the hills. striking matches to the
dry underground.
lie was placed in the psychopathic
ward Of local hospital.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-08-26
FIRE SWEEPS OIL PLANT:
DAMAGE IS HALF MILLION

AVON, cal. Aug. 2G.-Damage
# half a million dollars today was
estimated To have been done in Il
.pnr'aeu'ar fire 1T the Associated
OIL Comu"gy's plant here. Fire
fighting cauiprnnt from MARTINEZ
,aud other nearby places fought the
t.rc late into the Hight.