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Imperial Valley press., 1925-02-21
No. 1356-Dept. l
NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATIVE s
SALE OF REAL ESTATE AT
PRIVATE SALE
In the Superior Court of the State
OF California, in and For the
County of Imperial

In the Superior Court of the State
of California, in and For the
County of Imperial
In the Matter of the Estate of VIM.
X. Waldrop, Deceased.
Notice is hereby given that the
undersigned, the administrators of
the Estate of VIM. Waldrop. de-
ceased, will sell at private sale in
one parcel to the highest bidder,
upon the terms and conditions here
matter mentioned, and subject to
the confirmation by said Superior
Court on and after the second day
of March, 1925, all the right, title.
interest and estate of the said VIM.
ID. Waldrop, deceased, at the time
of his death, and all the right, title
and interest that the said estate has,
by operation of law, or otherwise,
acquired, other than or in addition
to that of said deceased, at the
time of his death, of, in, and to that
certain lot, piece or parcel of land,
situate, lying and being in the
County of Imperial, State of Cali
fornia, and more particularly des-
cribed, as follows, to-wit:
All of Tract 1856, Township
Seventeen 00 South, Range
Fifteen (15) East, S. b. NJ.
Terms and conditions of sale: Not
less than fifteen per cent in cash,
i'll gold coin of the United States:
and not less than thirty.five per
cent of the purchase price on or
before the first day of July, 1925,
which shall bear interest at the
rate of six per cent per annum, un-
til paid, and the purchaser to as
sumo the $15,000.00 first mortgage.
now upon said property in favor of
the Missouri State Life Insurance
Company of st. Louis, Missouri,
now of record, due August 1st,
1927, bearing interest at the rate
of Eight per cent, per annum, pay
able semi-annual. Purchaser also to
pay second installment of taxes of
the fiscal year of 1924 and 1925,
and all assessments levied upon
said property. Vendor to furnish
the certificate of title and vendee
TO assume costs or reeordatl0n OF
deeds.
All bids or offers must be in
writing, and may be left at the of
flee of Messrs. j. Stewart Ross and
r. b. Whitelaw, attorneys for said
administrative, at 10 First Nation
al Bank Building, Ell Centre, or
may be delivered to said admins
tratrix personally in said county,
or may be filed at the office of
the clerk of this court, at any time
after the first publication of this
notice and before making of the
sale.
Dated this 10th day of February,
1925.
FANNIE WALDROP,
F cots Administrators.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-02-21
SPECIAL W EEK
END FEATURES
AT ORANGE SHOW

4 san BERNARDINO, Cal, Feb.
S1.-Dscouraging rains gay" way
ia clearing skies to-day and at
tractcd record throngs to the special
weekend attractions of the fiji
teenth National Orange Show. XII
wants Club members. "dokic$l' aud
high school students were special
guests today Of the exposition man
agement, and a track me,t was add
cd to the musical program for en-
tertainmcnt of the visitors.
Southern California editors at
tended the show en- masse yester-
dav and wcrG entertained at n
banquet accorded them by the man
agcment, featured by an address by
kGov Friend w. Richardson.
J Arthur j. Brown, editor Of the
San Bernardino Telegram presided
as toastmastcr, and scver& other
editors made brief talks.
Governor Richardson reviewed Che
work of his administration and
expressed his gratitude to the pub
fishers for their support of his po-
Sicies.
J cit was due TO the editors of
the smaller papers over the state
that | was able to defeat the strong
organization opposed to me in the
elcction,' he said.
Santa Monica s municipal band
is playing prominent part in the
entertainment.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-02-21
COTTON MARKETS

- NEW YORK, Feb. 21.-Thc cot
ton market closed higher; up Z
points; spots quiet and unchanged;
unlandS u 30
Imperial Valley press., 1925-02-21
HORIZONTAL

q
T. Proposition
8. A playing card
10. In position of adherence.
II. A dam .....
il. A barrier
u. Naturalist H.
II. Anarchist
Is. LamprcY
10. Body Of water
81. Goddess of Mischief (G)
23. Estimated
2G. Exclamation
2S. Feminine pronoun
%. Academy of Science
80. An insect
81. East Indian grass
VERTICAL
l. To invade
., Italy
3. TO take sustenancc
!. To enclose
;. Nay
6. Ornamental bow
9. Eccentric rotating shaft.
II. To bedaub
j.. To mix
II. 1898 square yards.
16. Height
10. Ego
%. Consumed
a.. Relaxation
-. 4 sunkcu fence
-. To mistake
-. Olynpiad
%. Army Corps.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-02-21
.r TON NIX. .I~
MeDEADWo0D COACH
T. WILLIAM fOXfSPEciAL.

Deadwood Coach with Tom
Mix in the lead role, will be shown
at the Palace theater tomorrow
night. There are more thrills, more
swift action, more humor and scenic
beauty in this production than in
any other Mix picture.
Franklin Farnum in "Smiling
Jim will be the feature at the
Palace theater tonight. This pie
ture was taken around Wittenburg,
Arizona, and is full of thrills and
romance.
''Doc" Ross and his eight piece
orchestra will play at the Palace
thcater tonight at O'clock All
music lovers should not miss this
treat to hear his wcll,known or.
chestra.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-02-21

Skirts will have to be shorter.
They couldn't be tighter, not with
out walking on crutehes.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-02-21
Aged Man Claims
Three Unique
Championships
BY United Press Leased Wire

SAN DIEGO, Cal. Feb. 21.-
There are champions and-champions,
but the triple age, weight, Ecight
championship of California is claim
ed by James Newlin of Escondido.
Newlin figures shis championship
from three angles:
The Oldest person of his height
and weight.
Or the heaviest man of his alti-
tude and years.
Or the tallest individual of his
antiquity and avoirdupois.
lie claims the combination any
way.
He is 81 year old, six feet two
inches tall and weighs 263 pounds.
Beyond that, he eats but one meal
day and has never worn glasses.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-02-21

Indications are that the crossword
puzzle fad will soon give way to the
income tax puzzle fad.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-02-21
MILITARY SCHOOL
BURNS TO GROUND

LOUIsBURG, w. Va, Feb. 21.-
Green Bricr military school was al
most completely wiped out by fire
early today. Approximately 200
students left the buildings in order
lv manner.
Loss is estimated at 100000.
Cause of the fire is unknown.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-08-05
tALUD PARA LAS MUJERES

Ell muy comun DIR las mujeres
queiarse de la irreguIaridad de
sus 6rganos reproductivos, los cua-
les 81 Sc descllidan causan innu-
merables sufrimientos Y calanida-
des. ST su menstruacion es muy
abundante, escasa, dolorosa. o irre-
gular; 81 I'd. sufre malestares, in
comodidades, angustias, debilida-
des, decaimiento, calambres violen-
tos, dolores de cabeza, dolores en-
la espalda Y la ingle, Y denlas de-
s6rdenes, este 1e indicara que Ud.
necesita tonaar inmediatamente
Nueva Salud de Reno. Este es ell
verdadero. remedio para las irre-
'gularidades femeninas, a1ivia prom
to, evitando asf serias enfermeda-
des. v quizas hasta una operaci0n.
Tome una botella Y note e1 mar
cado efecto. Nueva Salud de ReRa
la salud Y acci6n natural al siste-
ma entero. De venta en- todas las
droguerias.
S. r. LEONARDO & CO.,
Fabricantes, New York.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-08-05

LA UNIvEEsIDAD DE PUERTO
RICO GANo P0R. PUNTos Ell
PARTIDo DE TENNIS cELE-
BRADo Ell sABADo ULTIMo
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-08-05
AL MARGEN De
Los DEPORTES
poR GERRIsH 5R.

Nuevame1ite me encuentro de lle-
no en- la arena deportiva v desde
estas coIumnas me dispongo tener
informado a mis- sinpaticos lecto-
res de cuanta information me sea
possible acaparar, de los diverscs
sucesos deportivos de la isla y del
exterior que puedan ser Ge algin
valor para nosotros. Antss que. ns-
da extiendo mi cordial saludo a
mis- compafieros en- la prensa. los
managers de los equipos deportj-
vos, a los jugadores v atletas, v al
publico en- general que ell anteric-
res ocasiones Sc ha molestado le-
yendo mis- emborronadas cua. illas.
producto de mi afici6n deportiva.
Todo parecia indicar que no ba-
bria de renacer Ell deporte basebo-
lero en- nuestra isIa. Pero venos
como, aunque con miles de diff
cultadesy aquellos que siemprc fls-
ron braves soldados, salvaudo obs
taculos, reorganizan en- la Perla
del sur Ell equipO que mas victcrias
SO ha anotado durante una veinte-
ma de afos. ALA en- las riberas del
Guamaui. un mayagiiezano amants
del deporte y a costa de sus nue-
nos dineros, v valiendose d. sus
amistsdes intimas oxganiza otra no
vana que puede ser candidate a
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-08-05


En- La tarde del sabado uitimc
tuvo efecto en- las plazoletas de
Tennis de la 'Universidad de
Puerto Rico ell primer partido del
Campeonato de Tennis entire Ell
equipo de Ia Universidad y Ell de
La "Y. M. G. A., Ell primero de
los cuales esta compuesto por los
jugadOres: Fuentes, Pedreira, Gar
cia, Colberg v Dominguez, y Ell Sc
gundo, por los jugadores: Real Jr,
Igoe, Rodriguez, y Galindo. Del
team de. la. sY'', Arsuaga y Ra-
mfrez no pudieron jugar por ha-
berse ausentadc a la Isla.
Los partidos de dobleS, jugados
por: Real Jr. y Galindo VS.. Fuen-
tes y Garcia, trajo dos puntos para
la Universidad. Real no habia en-
pezado desarrollar su juegc, sir
vi6ndole de handicap tambi6n el
hecho de que su compafero en- do
bles, Antonio Arsuaga estuvo au.
sente. Garcia estuvo bastante 40,
jo, unicamente devolviendo Ia bola
en- bomhitos Y corriendo a Ia ma
LA, cosa que Fuentes pudiera con-
testar todas las mas pOsihlss.
En- el juego de singles cele-
brado entire Real Jr. 2 Pedreira,
Con4inifa on Ia par &
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-08-05
mo MAS 5. C,,ANAS! 4 I
Ahora es possible lucir yeinte amos
mas ioYen-

Personals que hasta hace POGO
parecfan abuelos o abuelas Sc han
rejuvenecido empleando una prepa-
raci6n casera para deyolver al ca
bello su color natural. El Sr. J. A.
McCrea, muy conocido en- Califor-
MIA, ha dicho hace pocos dias:
"Cualquiera puede preparar en-
cinco minutes una mixtura que ti-
ne las canas y deja ell cabello sua-
We Y sedoso. Basta airadir a medic
litro de aqua, % gramos de ebay
rum, una cajita de Compuesto de
Barbo Y z gramos de glicerina. Es-
tos ingredientes Sc compran en- la
botica Y cuestan muy POGO.
Aplfquese esta preparation dos ve-
ces a la semana al cabello con un
peine. No mancha el pericraneo, no
es pegajosa nj grasienta y no Sc
cae con el roce."
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-08-05
SANTANA Y GUILTUCTII
vIERON MAI.AS z no
BUENAs EN- Ell
CANADA.

santana = Guilfuc..ii, comen26 di
ciendonos Paco L6psz, W no jue-
gan en- Ell Canada. C;ertamente fae-
ron contratados ganando cineuen-
ia d6lares semanalcs. pero solo lie
garon q jugar ocho dias... FL pro-
motor canadiense no Iuiso pagarles
complete, despu6s de haberlo ofre-
edo, y como nrestros mnchacEos
son tan "panteras' vieron nalas
y no buenas, y SO mo presentaron
en- Ia fabrica nuevamenic. Adem5s
de trabajar conmigo donde perci-
ben un gran sueldo, juegan les sa-
bados v los donlingos con Ell PHI
iadelphia Giants" rocibieRdo cada
uno ounce d6lares por cada ine-
go en- que tomen parte. Este
team celebra dos tres .dasa-
fios semanalmente, asi es que Pc
pc y Guilfuchi, cogen cada siete
dias cincuenta o sesenta d6lares,
trabajando 'suavemente'
ssLa novelia mia juega los iunes
y los microbes, y oeupa el primer
puesto en- Ell Campeonato de las
Factorias. Ultinaamente dsrrotamos
al Corn Exchange Bank con
score de 8 a /. Santana jug6 Sc
gunda base Y de cuatro oportuni-
dades, bate6 un palo de dos bases,
recibi6 dos bases por bolas, fue
"ponchado'' la Ultima vez. Gull
fuchi esta jugando soherbiamente
Ell short, y al palo, batea no.
rrores, de cinco veces, bate6 caa-
tro hits y recibi6 un pase. En- un
juego con Ell Springfield, los Gil
gantes del Filadelfia estaban enci-
ma en- Ell noveno episodio por una
carrera. servia Guilfuchi Ell shor77.
Gacho en- la primera y Santana en-
Ell ''catcher''. Habia tres en- base.
Guilfuchi en- ese momento realiz6
la cogida mas fenomenal que 20
he visto en- base ball, nevandose
una rolata como dos yardas por en-
Gina de la segunda. Ese juego de
los Phillies. Sc 10 deben al pelotero
mayagHezanO''.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-08-05

FL deseo de tener enterados
nuestros lectores dc todo cnanto
ocurre en- Ell N0rte, y mny cspe-
ciaImente de aquello que directa-
mense est5 relacionado CON nues-
tros peloteros en- los diamantes ame
ricanos, nos llizo andaS rucho item
DO, en- busca del hombra que tan
Embellishments Sc ha impuesto Ia
mission de proteger a los muclla-
chos que abandonan nuestras pia-
yas rumbo a tierras nortehas en-
busca de horizontes mas ainpios. !.
Caminamos mucho tempo hasta que
lego el momento tan ausiado: ha-
biamos encontrado n Paco Lopez.
I'm saludo afectuoso inici6 nues-
ira entrevista. No sabiamos cual
pregunta habriamos de colocar pri-
nero, itodas eran impcrtantisinas
para nosotros! Sin embargo ataca-
mos furiosamente al distinguido
fan, Quien con la amabilidad que
siemprc le ha caractarizado, nos
contest6 mucho mas de 10 que 10
interrogaramos....
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-08-05

PACO LOPEZ, ENTUsIAsTA
FAN BAsEBoLERo, REcIEE
LLEGADo DE Los EsTADOs
UNIDos, HACE SENsACIONA-
LES MANIFEsTACIoEEs RE-
LAcIoNADAs CON NUEsTRos
EN- Ell NoETE, En-
UNA ENTREvIsTA ESPECIAL
PARA GEL MuNDo',
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-08-05
DEP0RTIVAS

canpe6n. En- Griente los invictos
CRISES, al mando del caudillo Bob,
reaparecen en- el diamante desafan-
do cuanto rival hay en- nnestro tie
rruao. En- la. Ciudad Encantada,,.
gui,nos encantados. Aquf teneEles
que aunque Don Pepito Sc esfuerza
por pressntarnos un buen conjur-
to de jugadores, players cue han
sido Y deben segu1r siendo 10 que
el plibIco esperas defensores del
honor pelcteEil, engreidos por ho-
nores anteriormente conqnistados,
echan rodar por ell suelo cl arte
del tira y coge. Y vemos que sQui
en- San Juan es donde peor peicta
tenemos donde mas caro- salem
los juegos.
Y prop6sito Gle IL meuci6n cue
hago de los players lie IA loza yea
mos, los juegos celebrados ei saba
do domingo. Habe de concurril
! a ambos y en- ell p-imero puds vcr
que no habia el interes de hacer
una buena exhibici6a lie pelota en-
tire los eQuipos contesdientes que
10 fueron stALL RORrNQUEN' =
v SHELL, Los asiaticos'' NADIA
en- vsrdad inventaron. Y los ''bo-
rincanos" echaron el juego chan
"a. y no Sc ocupaban Ell hacer inte-
resante los chances al palo nj al
campo. Una vez estuvieron segE-
ros do su facil victoria "manguea-
rom de 10 lindo.
La Inica satisfaction que tengc
es Ia de haber presenciado ell jue.
go del domingo ea.re ell equipc
"CATAEO" y el t.ALI. BoR1E
QUEN''. Aquel team que aver fut
heroe, hoy, con sus riisrnos juga.
dores, Y en- manos de ''juniors
de muchachos de I'm team de Sc
gunda categoria, puts sc les que
ria ignorar Y no So les considerable
c.n IL fortaAeza sufcienta para en-
frsntarse con ellos, es "blanquea-
do totalme1lte po; Ell pioner Ian
zador, el indio Nuts, qnIen en- nue.
We episodios supo trabaiar I'M her
noso collar" one fgarara como
la reliQuia de iniciaci6n en- ST. nue.
va etapa para Ell "cATAaO" Mu
tis. quien no crslalncs va pitchei
para lamar nueve inrings, elabor
! la hazafia de- darls La lechada ;
a los "borincanos'' y no dej6 ano
tarse mas de cuatr9 hits Isl raal
no recuerdol, ninguu) de ellcs sir
importancia alguna. Y Ia gente de-
"CATAN0'' no temis la supe
rioridad deportiva lie sus rivaIes
Como buenos 1uchado.es afronta-
ronle a los Brown, MoncIlile, Ci
qui y compafia y SO anotaron
carreras, la primer1 de elias ur
home run hmpio en- el segundo epi
sodio por Perucho, una futtira es.
trella en- ell jardin co.--3. Los es
fuerzos de los borincancs'' pei
liacer carrera y hbrar la "lecha
da" fueron grandes pero no les fut
possible. Ell 'Catafio'' jug6 bas
tante bien y es de csperarse que
en- Ell future puedan ndiar coil cha
qrier equipo de priniera de la isla
pues material para hacerle frente
10 tienen. I'm buen "coach'' es lc
que falta a La geute del otro lado
Salvado este, con mayor practica
diaria y menos miedo, no seria tan
facil como Sc fguran ganarle III
juego a las huestes de Julio.
| Informes de Ultima hera nos il.
dican que ell sCATANo" nue.,
vamente luchara en- la Liga de Ia
ocho con ei ''ALL BoRINoUEN'
que hay una fuerte apuesta en-
! met$lico. De confirmarse la mott.
cia, tienen ahi los fans una oportu.
nidad de poder yer 10 que vale Ia
perseverance,, 10 que vale jugar
para '.honores' no para 'svalo'
resi-.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-08-05
DAvru. uN BARco.

De David no me preguntes,
Eddie, ese esta hecho un 'barco".
Es ell idolo de Allentown, eel nifio
bonito''. 81 10 YES no 10 conoces.
es otro peloterc. AquelIo de tirar
por encima del brazo q 10 loco, va
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-08-05

ha desaparecido. Ahoxa es todo uis
professional. Tingo ha adelantado
mucho; ha cogido mncho estilo. Al
palo realiza maravillas. Yer Da-
VIII con Ell bate en- la mano, es un
gozo para los alentonianos, que ado
ran al jugador poncefio. Esta "fil
deando" magistralmente, llevando-
Sc difcilisimas bolas por tercera )
segunda. vi jugar a los rubios, y
precisamente presencie las Iuchas
que td has reseilado en- tu Ultima
cr6nica dominicaI.
Muy bien describes estan esos jle
gos en- tn cr6nica, Daviu hg6 un
palo tremendo en- Ell sexto inning
contra Ell Nazareth, y Sc qued6 con
todos los aplausos. Aquello fu6 una
ovaci6n estruendosa. Bien Sc puede
sentir uro satisfecho de poder leer
las haza1laS que realiZan ALA nues
tros muchachos tan claramente ex1
puestas por ustedes, Eddie. Yo que
he estado en- Allentown v one lue-
go he visto la description de los
juegos que he presenciado pvedo
juzgar tu labor tan buena".
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-08-05
PoAPEz EsTA MIIY
INTEREsADo EN-
vEEIR A P. E.

Todos los doclngos. Nansant "
go nos encontrabamos cor Pompcs.
81 manager cubano Sc nuestra muy
it,teresado en- Ue,ls- a Puerto Eico
este afio, seglln 10 que me di5 a
entender. 81 no ene..entrI quien 10
traiga, es nuy ptnbable one Sc pre-
sente por su cuenta Alrs podra
estar unos rneses, y luego m;.rchara
la Habana. Puedes decir que es
cosa segura la vista ''de los cuba
nos a, nuestros diamantes'
" fu6 este todo ruanto nos dt-
jo Paco Lopez, que ha venido a
Puerto Rico a con+raer ma:rimonio
con una sefiorits nuy distinguida
de Santurce. Nosotros agradecemos
la amabilidad y las atenciones del
quito joven, Y aprevecharnos Ia
oportunidad para desearls toda cla
Sc de dichas en- su nusvs vida, en-
viandole en- estas iltinas iineas de
nuestra entrevista, nuestres votos
mas fervientes porqne vivian eter-
namente en- el alma de Ia feliz pa
rejas las flores adorables de la fe-
hcidad.
Eddie r0YITNJG.
Lea ei domingo La pagira do
Sports. Gerrish Jr. tambi6n escri-
bira. Tenemos noticias verdadera-
n.ente sENsACIoNALEs.
u O.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-08-05

70, que siefApre he sabido en-
tender bien a mis- entrevistados,
deduzco de estas manifestations.
10 que hace tempo die dssde las
columnas de EL MUNDo en- una
de mis- cr6nicas, Langraf es nuy
astuto, y quiere sacar partido de
Nero v Net. Quien sai,e haya al
glE negocio entire mancs
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-08-05
NERO Y NET coNsr1TUYEN
LA ExPECTAcIoN...

As'Mero y Net, constituyen La ex-
pectaci6n de Allentown. Cada vez
que actda esa bateria, acudeu mu-
chos fans, deseosos de yer Ia pa
reja portorriquefia, porque para
ellos, Nero es portorriquena. 1Jet
esta "quechando'' coIosalmente, Y
al bate ha progresado raucho.
Es cierto que es la bateria me-
nos ntilizada, pero tn debes ssber
las razones''.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-05-12
Portland Man Is
Elected Director
Boston & Maine Road

Boston, May 1.-THE election Of
Frank d. True of Portland, Me, as a
director of the Boston and Maine
Railroad, was announced after
meeting of the board of directors of
the railroad today.
Mr.. True, whose principal business
interests. include D. w. True and Co.
wholesale grocers, of Portland, and
Portland Keene and True Co., corn
packers, of West Poland. Me-, is
president of the Portland Savings
Bank and vice president of the Canal
National Bank, both of Portland:
vice president of the Cumberland
County Power and Light Co; and di-
rector of the Androscoggin & Ken
nebec Railway Co.
He succeeds as a director of the
Boston and Maine, Judge Norman L.
Bassett of Augusta, Me-, who re-
signed because of his recent appoint
ment as associate justice Of the
Maine supreme judicial court. Judge
Bassett was one of the oldest men,
bers of the Boston and Maine board,
having been a director since 1915.
Judge Bassett's resignation fol-
lows closely that of Attorney General
John G.. Sargent from the board of
directors of the Vermont Valley rail-
road, a subsidiary of the Boston and
Maine. The resignation of the at
torney general also was due to his
official appointment.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-05-12
Britain Succeeds
In Carrying Point
On Arms Exemptions

Geneva, May 11.-(AP)-Supported
by the United States, Canada and
enough other countries to get major
ity, Great Britain today succeeded in
carrying through her proposal to have
warships and airplanes excluded from
the control which it was hoped to es-
tablish over the traffic in ornaments.
This exclusion from control applies
to submarines, airships, seaplanes and
other war vessels.
The decision was reached by the mill
itary, navy and air committee of the
international conference on the trade
in arms munitions but as every state
is represented in this committee there
seems to be little chance that reser-
vations will be taken in the full ses-
sion of the conference.
The majority for the British pro-
posal was close and it got smaller as
the president worked down through
the list until a deadlock was reached.
When it came to a vote on armored
trains three votes were taken and each
time they resulted in tie. The COM
mittee finally decided as an exception
to retain tanks as armament, the sale
of which should be subjected to SUI
pcrvision and publicity.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-05-12
Assemblage Prays
As Will Rogers Tells
OF Sister Near Death

New York, May lin the middle
Of a humorous speech today before
an audience of ministers Will Rogers
forgot his role of professional enter
tainer as he spoke of his sister, who
is near death in Oklahoma, and then
listened to the prayers his audience
offered for her recovery.
His address at the meeting, which
was held to promote the Broadway
Temple, started out with al assort-
ment Of jokes that put his listeners
liz a good humor. Then he passed on
to the subject of ministers.
"A lot of preachers are too narrow
minded" he said. "None of you are
included, of course, but lot of
preachers need to read bith sides"
After wishing them success In
their plans for the temple. he SAID
that he had been brought up a
Methodist. His sister, he said. was
one of the most active church
workers in Oklahoma.
IT didn't intend to talk about her"
he added, huskily. 'She is on the
point of death. She worked hard
and educated her family. The chill
dren are all well placed. Her nus
band is dead, you see. and she would
like to join him. So she doesn
care much about living any longer
and that makes it hard to restore
her to health"
He turned to leave, with tears
rolling down his cheeks, but sur
fragen Bishop Lloyd stopped him'
and. turning to the other minister's
said: WA,
1--WE are better men because Will
Rogers has been in this room. Let
us pray for his sister.