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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-05-17
sEGUNDA

FL ilnico adyersario que lleya Jua-
nita. la cual dentro de POGO Sc lla-
mara Rosalinda, es Rumba, no ser
que Estrella sea una verdadera idem
en- el cielo hfpico. Por supuesto que
,Juanita es nuestro favorito. FL se-
gnndo debe ser de Ruinba sin gran
esfuerzo
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-05-17

Iuanita, MefinO, Pussy IIneaS Sefni-seglI.
faS.--LaS pOSibiIidadeS de En- SUI Vida y Rl-
ban. --Wu Ii Chang contra til y 70, Lauray
Gloria Maria. .-0uien es Gloria Maria. --ASe-
girese en- Ia priinera. : lJfl trio formidable:
ROCiO y CapuChino. : Sigue Ia In
VaSi6n de cabalI0s de! pals

Las carreras de esta tarde pro-
meten alglin interes. pues estan rela
tivamente bien balanceadas. NADIA
nneyo puede notarse en- el progra-
ma, sin embargo. sine La invasion
de caballos nuevos del pals. Sc CO.
noce que el termino dado por Ia Co
mission Hilica para su inscription
estsi tocando a su fin. Uno de los
caballos liltimamente inscritos Sc
llama Carlota Analia. loscual, coin
eidencfa extraiia, 10 hace tocayo de
la capital de San Thomas. foco de
suhiyos. No eorre esta .semana. toda-
ria, pero va veremos para 10 que
sirve este ejemplar del pals. Por
sahora nos conforlnarenios con Es-
trella, Maria Antonia,. Gloria Maria
de nueya emission Y con ell resto VA
conocido.
acknowledgements nuestra raza caba-
liar mejora rapidamente. ~,
En- cuanto los favoritos ALA,
van.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-05-17

Como Sc ye, q niveI dc Drecios ha
subido hasta POI zen 1920), ha des-
cendido dcspn6s, 172 Zen 1929
= ha registrado luego nneya alza.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-05-17
Cuenteselo a Todo IL
Pueblo

Si Sc supiese ell vaIor de un
aE1uncio
Sc asonbraria, en- 81 casa has
ia Ell cato,
pues ademas de servir para
E1aucIao
es 10 mas faciI de usar -iy
barafo!
LEA Y USE
los Anuncios CIasificados de
EEL MUNDO"
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-05-17

z6 primera poniendo fnera de com
bate Lehangood tambien. Todos
esperaban que David retuviera la
pelota pero el joven portorriquefio
hizo IN precioso doble play dejando
eaer embellishments la bola''.
Ell ATHLETICS DERRoTo
AL CAYEY.
Dos juegos celebraron los euuipos
cayey v Athletics, Ell domingo en-
el diamante insrlar. Las luchas re-
sultaron frias. y .fueron muy pr6di-
gas en- anotaciones. Los elefantes
chtuvieron la victoria en- ambos en-
cuentros. Por la manana asistirian
como Glen personas. pero por la tarde
solo presenciaron el juego seis per-
sonas, Los BEATOs BAsEBoLE-
RIOS como nos dijo Luis Progress.
Entire ellos, recordamos al doctor
Dias Garcia, a Baanbino y a Tejadas,
y jlinto estos tres BEATCS, tres
mas, que no conocemos.
y decimos nosotros, 81 solo estas
sEIs perscnas asisttercn al juegO,
ipara Due perder tempo en- desert
bir la lucha, 81 a nadie parece in
teresaba?...
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-05-17

DAWN v Hyde sostienen una ucha
a muerte por alcanzar los honores
del lneior bateador: En- Ell juego con
Ell Tamaqua' Hyde conect6 un
home run, y DaviI minutes despues
lie respondi6 con otro bestial toIe-
tazo. FL portorriuuefo bate6 un ho-
merun dentro del terreno, v este es
una grandiosa hazafia
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-05-17
FIN

En fin, el pool promete IN hnet
fdividendo, pues annque Sc den los
candidates del publico hay suficlen-
ties scaballos a cuales jilgarle para
que las oportunidatles de pegarse
disminuyan 10 principal como
siempre. es tenerxsaaerte.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-05-17
TEkCERA

Esta es la otra carrera en- que So
10 van dos caballos En- Su Vida,
antes de su derrota a patas de Maui
que atiA no ha vuelto a 10 que era
tical, AIerino que esta como '.co-
quito. FayoreceInos.e Atayipo; Es
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-05-17

5, Daviil, el short stop portorriduefio
tiizo algo notable Ell Ell juego del sa-
bado. Con Mauger Ell la primera,
Isebangood sac0 una paloniita fuera
del oinfield David lnacogi6, PEI
70 con sumo cuidado 10 dei6 caer,
atis6 a Lannnx en- la sa-ullda quien
di6 out Mauger, y este luego Ian
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-05-17

A nm Iado ecllamos las reglas de
La discress6n Nuestro particular
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-05-17

4 LA GENTE DE ALLENTOWN
ADoRA Al .DAvIU ASH
D1cEN MR.. Y MRS. LAND
GRAF EN- cARTA QUE
DIRIGIERAN AL gR.
JORGE GONZALEZ
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-05-17

queremos hablar por nuestra parte; !;
traducimos del Morning Cali. = del
4 de mayo 10 siguiente:
Nero permiti6 tan solo tres
hits y pudo acreditarse un juego
sin carreras no haber sido por una
iigereza de Net. Net sscach6 = un
.juego soberano, estupendo, pero su
finico error, una tirada elevada a
primeral di6 La iiilica anotaci6n. q
las 1camisetas Amarillas''. Era el
tercar inning, el score marcaba o a
G. Los 'Yackets'' llenaron las ha-
ses. Vino una rola para Nero, este
lanzo a home y Net en- su afan
de dar I'm doble play tir6 NAL a
primera, v Ell corredor que estaba
en- segnuda anot6'.
Los Duques anotaron adoce carre-
ras, Davi1 fue cuatro veces al palo,
dio tres singles y anot6 una
carrera. No hizo lingun error al
campo.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-05-17

Dawn esttvo salvajeu durante
los tres liltimos juegos de La sema-
IA. De doce oportunidades. bats6
siete hits, y ese es un record admi-
table en- cualquier liga...
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-05-17

Net jugando sli primer desafio,
demDsth6 ser hueno. Recibi6 sober
.biamente u bate6 duro la pelota.
Una vez, cogi6 un 4hombre en- tho
me duiso hacer rtn sdoble
playl, tir6 NAL a primera, Net sufri6
por la jngada, pero Ell pibiico demos
trando su esplritu deportivo le tri-
But6 m APPLAUSE y le vitore6. Mas
tarda Net cogia un dificilisimo foul
pegade a los Stands.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-05-17
sEPTIaLA

!. sEl triunfo debe ser de Pussy en- es
ia ocasi6n pero Ruban, con sns 120
Hhras a cuestas, puede entretener-
nos lin rato, especialmente 81 coge
una de sus famosas 'pnertasv. CO.
mo posibles tajos yemos lejaliaineil-
te a los eternos rivales La Fayette
IS Lucero, y a Cynthia. No obstante.
no habra necesidad de ellos. q no
ser que Pussy Sc presente erlfermo.
FIN
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-05-17

y
La temporada de La. liga New
York Penn di6 comienzo en- York,
Pa con una lucha entire los eQui-
pos York Y Harrisburg. ambos, equi
pcs ,noderosisimps. .Mahadys famoao
pitcher americana fue tremendamen-
te castigado por los chicos del York,
recibiendo siete palos de dos bases,
y dos singles" asIsFs a,t.s
George, principe de los 'la'pzadores
del York, ocup6 el centrO del dia-
mantle, permitiendo.. .cinco hits, pero
logrando regular un precioso collar
sus rivales.
Seguiremos de cerca Ell record del
team York, va que como dijeramos
en- una. de nuestras ttimas resefas,
este club .desea venir Puerto Rico
en- este invierno.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-05-17
NO HAY PASAJE PARA.
LOS PELoTERos

No hay felicidad completa: prime
ro Sc luch6 acknowledgements por con-
seguir 81 dinero. Al fin, personas no
bles prestaron su cooperation Jun
cos, " este consigui6 los 9chavitos'
Ahora,a no. hay pasajes. Y ses ese 81
Isoblema aresolver. La novena PEN
saba embarcar els primero de junio
para ell Nprte. pero va no podra
ser. cuando vengansa 2 encOntar pasa-
ID Y a veneer otros obstaculos que
ssguramente han de surgir, va la
temporada ira de retirada, v .enton-
ces tendran. nuestros peloteros que
emprender otra faena...
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-05-17

..tEL PERIoDICo CHRONICLE
AND NEWS DE ALLENTOWN
EN- LA DECIMA PAGINA
DICE ENTIRE oTRAS CosAs
(TRADUCCION LITERARIA.)
0EKanT 4 DE MAYO. a S.,s
Por primera vez en- la historic
del base ball americana, nm lanzador
dominicano y un catcher portorri-
aneiIo formahan-s-la i1atRrfa de un
team. Los que presenciaron el jue-
go entire los Rubios v las .Cami-
setas Amarillas v1eron algo de
ssbaseball h1st6rico =.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-05-17
DESACUERDO

~ t=- So = ~ e. =
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-05-17
Ell sTADdAQUAn ES DERRo-
TAno Ell DOMINGO POR LA
TARDE CON SCORE DE

.Facilmente derrotaron los DuQues
al team "Tamaqna' con score de
once a seis. Los rnbios batearon CO.
no pOlicias, Daviu y Hyde ionrO-
ueando. Hendrix Y Kahn pitchearon
por el Allentown, 81 primero permit
ti6 tres carreras en- siete inings, el
segundo tres mas en- dos episodios.
81 bastagazo de, Tingo fue estupen-
do: una Inca que no pas6 de Ia GER
ca sino que pic6 en- ella. EN- 81
mismo centric y fue a parar a Ia
bandera.,.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-05-17

Ell TEAM YORK QUE nEsEA
vENIR A, PUERToA RICO ESTE
TNvIERNo INICIA LA TEN
PORADA PRoPINANDoLE
NUEvE CERos AL
HARRISBURG:
Imperial Valley press., 1925-09-29
LOCAL CLUE U'O.NEN.,
TO ATTEND BO.4RU
WEETiNG ON COAST

Club women Of Southern Cafitnr-
r.n viii gather in san Diego truor-
roa, tor u meeting o1 the souf1era
nastrict Board OF the Fcderated
clubs of the state. Sessions, which
VIII open at 1880 in The u.aunirg,
Will lqst throughout the day.
y meeting on the. conventiolo -pru
grin committee which is schtdu.cd,
viii be OF particular interest y the
local club women in attendaacc, as
the Womcn', Ten THOUSAND c5jb l.
10 be hostess at thc southern. dis
tricj convention, which viii BE-, held
ju FL Ctutro Noycmbcr I73d.
Among the club women u .tbis
city who plan to motor to the board
meeting are Mrs. +. y. Jacobs, I'm
pc~ial County president and q vice.
president of the southern district:
\.'s. j. D. Huston, president Of tn"
Ten Thousand C,ub, Mrs. Albert W.
ualc, vice president and Mrs. 3. /.
Roberts. county chairman ui child
y, fare work.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-09-29

wear $ work, Was introduced by
Mrs. KArmJugl. Miss Kelley. who
is snguinc regarding the work al!
lcadv Established and the possibil.
itic~ for further development, de-
.iyrrcI an interesting message.
Il Mas decided that the OFFER Of
space in thy II Centre rest room for
local headquarters would he accept
cd, and plans were made for the
installation OF necessary office
equipment aud telephone.
Following the adjournment Of the
business meeting, punch was served
and "a social hour. during which the
member; had an opportunity to be
come better acquainted with Miss
Kelley, was enjoyed.
Those present included Mrs. Il. T,
Pope. III Centre; Mrs. Dora NJ. Ban
II, Impogial; Mrs. j. +. Miller, C;-
leHico; Mrs; Alvina +, La Fontanc,
FL Ccntro; Miss Charlotte Preston,
Imrerial; Mrs. H. b. Graeser, Holt
vile; Mrs. Il. Y Gray, Imperial F.;
Mrs. H. c. Miller, Imperial; Mrs. \.
r Wright, HoltviIle; Mrs. y. p,
Shibiey. Fl Centre: Mrs W. l.
Iiuebner. Holtvillp: Mrs. +, b. Hat
field, Holtville; Mrs. John kava-
paugA, Holtvillc, and Miss Louise
+. Kelley. III Centre.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-09-29
Vel knoWn Imperial
-. Ranchcr Claims Rr.de

q 'tNc rosldoncc OT NoV. T.. =
Latkcv ou Fourth street, u itunl
wedding rcrcmuifv- occurred when
Ms. Euricc Y. Brrs2, aal eiror,e
y. Crockcr wcrJ married yesterday,
Rev. Lackcy officiating. IlanIc't-
iatCv following the ccrcmonE. the
'rauplt left for h trip to: Los. Auge-
les. ,.. .. '.
Nr. Crorllrr who il a rAnrher Bv.
j g near Impcrial is well Enowp
hero. His bridr is from Illinois,
laciug come to thr wiley recently.
Nj and Nr>. trmkcr viii make
tteir home on. the ranch. The an
! fouurcmcnt Of the m1rri'tG' VIII
conc as "a. surprise 70. their mnE
friends. -.:...
Imperial Valley press., 1925-09-29
.Judge'Giyes Talk
On Constitution
AT At Masonic. Meet

Following aa excellent dinner
served by members of the Eastern
H,ar. chnntcr.h over $50 members OF
III Ccntro lodge of Masons and
their guests listened last night to, Il
stirring address on the, United
States constitution by Judge Lacey
Jennings of San Diego. who is at
present holding court i'll FL Centro
Judge JcEuingS outlined the his
tory o. the constitution from, the
Articles of Confederation, .uader
which the country was governed
following the Revolution, until the
first constitutional convention was
called in l7s7.. He explained the
various amendments TO the. conStitu-
ton, asserting that though there
have. been. ~ amendments, the
meaning Of the constitution has
really only been changed nine
times.
Following the address IN -enioy
able eAtcrtainmeIt- program WAS
given. The affair stimulated con
siderable interest in lodge affairs
AND the Officers hope to make this
year Il banner one in the history
OF the lodge.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-09-29

) (Contiucd from page y .
!" Russia is anxious to see dead
lock and is puinting out that it
successfully rcpudiatdd its old debts
and treaties and it is preaching
that it is, possible for China to dup
ticate the Moscow formula. Conse-
qucnt!v, deadlock would menace
not only China but all governments.
IHnotulatc more than 100000
GEO. Chinese with Russia'S political
plague and no nation will be able to
successfully quarantine it..
.fosthe suggestion thai IN Ameri-
ca the influcHro Of Bolshrvism rs
an important factor, sometimes ap-
ppared somewhat dubious, Chang
1so Lin. replied that while .Boishc-
Nism i normally compatible with
Chinese psychology. some leaders
are using il Is an Instrument and
are receiving assistance from Mos
COW. Certain northern highways are
closed for secret TRANSPORTATION of
munitions from Russia, ho said.
The Manchurian army, if proper
ly. suppartcd, morally aud financi
ally, caa deal with the Eoishcvist
problem, the Manchurian leader sug
gcstod.
u regret that in the past the
powers. have not Supported the cf-
forts Of myself and others in the in
terest OF effceting efficient centra-
lization,'' he said. Foreign dis
inclination TO support any individ-
uai should be terminated and, in.
stead, all should unite upon lead
er stroug enough to deal with the
situation and wiSr enough 70 enable
ChiUa to meet her Just. obligations
ami to work for her salvation In
iiHes e'aitablc to herself and TO the
world. ' '...f
Imperial Valley press., 1925-09-29
new YORK PAPER
PRESSES WILBUR
TO RESIGN POST
Continued from page l }

qhese losses, the editorial savs,
cannot be attributed Ito the aver
age run of luck or the ordinary
destiny of navics. No other navy
has lost. more than two ships dur.
ing the same period
There is in all navics rs in all
other organizations, a state of mo-
ralc which begins at the top and
Sits down to the bottom. And at
the top, in this case, is Il secretary
Of navy whose record has proved
him neither fortunate nor wise
whose contribution to truth has
been to miSstatc the facts in the
ease OF the Shenandoah; and whose
capacity Ger service 10 the Amor
can people, dwindling for months,
is definitely ended Secretary vii
bur has forfeited thI coI:!lcncc OF
the people.
His re igaat'on is in ordcr.'
Imperial Valley press., 1925-09-29
Miss Nancy Hill Is
M0Tvied to BrdUiey
Man in Los Angeles

Announcement j., made of the
marriage. Of Miss Nancy Hin Of
tlu, citv to Fred Griffin of Braw-
ley. The ceremony took place last
Friday in st, John ;, Episcopal
church. Los Angeles, fccording to
statcmcuts which the young couple
made 70 friends in. Brawicy -on their
return to that city yesterday.
The bride is the daughter Of Al
to.ucy Robert G. Hill Of this city
and is q graduate of Central Union
high school For several months
past size has resided a' Laguna
Beach, the family still maintaining
their El Ccutro residence
Tie young couple viii make their
home in Brawlcy, where he groom
is employed by Edgar brothers
Ford agency.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-09-29
NESICE4NS or TIE
CHRISTIAN CHTRCF
rendered BANQUET

A> = courtesy to the memUtrS Of
the Sunday school orchestra and
their director, Mrs. Marie Rcitz
Jenkins, the state Street Christian
church laet night rendered Il ban
quet to the musicians .onp9siug the
the organization.
\ charming coior scheme Of mari
geld and blue was elahorately car
rict out in the decoration of the
long table, where covers were laid
fer y. Guests of honor We're Rod
ncy Jenkins and Miss Elizabeth
Grccr. In addition to the orchestra
members, Mr. and Mrs :. Q. Lingo,
Rev. Edward H. Law and Irwin
Maupin were present. Miss Lcnora
Rayburu Means was responsible for
the artistic decorations.
1t was decided that 4 vote OF
thanks be forwarded to Rev. Arthur
+. Craven, former pastor Of the
church. who is now located at June
tion city. Kansas. The plan of Civ
ing Il banquet for the orchestra was
worked out by Rev. Craven prior to
his departure last spring.
Following the banquet, de first
full orchestra rehearsal for the sea
son was held. The orchestra, which
was organized under Mrs. Jenkins :
direction last year. is planning for
an active season and will play at
aiI Sunday school services aud other
church affairs from time 10 time.
1t was decided that orchestra re-
hoarSalS would be held on Monday
evenings from tn O clock. Any
local musicians who are interested
i'll joining the orchestra may COM
municate with Mrs. Jenkins at her
studio, corner Of Sixth and Olive
streets.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-09-29
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DAILY MENUS

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49, 7r--s-,.s i -.
Breakfast Baked apples with
pi1me&, -rryrai.. -tliu .Gg"a4u.. hot!pd
haepH, cfcarlcd POTATOES, .leham
matfins, lil,.k ruftGe. ...-.
I-phcheen -- Stuffed. cuc@gahers,
,oasted- muffins, r,ar ,pl;4f, ma.
iasaas fptdlits" 2.FE, t,a,.t' -.
Dinha, Fork reuderApi4i halJea
rbt9toes. >Pinneh, tnuato and ett-
ppae salad, chh.gd watenaeiom
liam. -hreI,I. ailk. .-c.ffry.
Order; .tbr purk teaaoIioia
II rcnchcd, " Cook tine meat thor
oeghiv, allowing thsce-qmrtars .of
an hour, AS there r., 40 waste IL
tendorioin it - no more expensive
tl.aa cnops ii the long ,tun! :.
.,E Stuffed. Cucunibers
Four cucumbcrs, - cup yhei1e~
eoid lamb, IL cup Do:'cd .}ag.
Hrll onion, salt aAd puptil-4, tab
tc>roon lennon Juice ~, te"aropa
each thvmr, ,avon-. sweet mario.
ram and aU.my-. ! cup tu.c& t.4.tt
sauce.
The cycumbcry SHOULD hn tjIc or
~. inches IoEs. -Pare. cut !, t4;irE
Slice from one end and scoop ouf
lie. seeds will Il styouS Teaspoon. y
'fick solid case ~lr6ut be fo~ncj
Nincc curumbcrs win miXtui-" and
f@sten the ends with tQotAp;y k*.
lut INTO sated boliinI Uoi7G. au!
simmer until tender. about 20 min
rt,s. Dyain and serve with cream
S;;ucc.
An oniad may be 4@1,'tto t.c
watcr in Which the cocu4hors arc
cooked ana stock Instead of r.aiJ
water is oftcn used. Thcsc chansc-
add to the aayorinc,, Or the d.,h.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-09-29

i. ". c. A. FORMALLY INAUGLRATES ITS
FAIL PROGRAM WITH BUSINESS sfEETING
4 AND RECEPTION TO GENERAL SECRETARY

ormally inauguratiHg the Gal!
pfogram of the Y. ". {. A. IL I'm
perial Valley, members of the couu
ty board gathered at the FL Centre
rest rqdna last might for 4 combined
business session and Il reception foI
Miss Louise F. kellev. new general
secret3ry.
Reports of the past summers ac-
tiHities, together with plans for the
coming season received the attcn.
tion of the board Mrs. John Kava-
naugh Of Holtville presided.
Mrs. Otis Tipps. whose work at
the Hipass camp during the sum
mer was 50 remarkably successful.
gave 4 report on camp affairs. Mrs.
Tipps touched on the many improve
ments made and the excellent at
tendance
Over loo high school and element
airy school girl reserves were enroll
ed in the Hipass conference camps
held early III the season. In addi-
tion to this the camp accommodated
other Ghildrtn daring The entire
Summer. and served as Headquarters
for nutritioHal camp fcr uudry-
nourished thi7TifeH. The iattcr was
under the direction Of Miss HeLu
scott and was not conducted by the
association.
a vote Of. thanks WAS rendered
Mrs: TipPs for, her splendid work
as camp hostess, AND another was
given Mrs. Bates. who proyilled the
excellent meals.
Grace johnson of Fl Centre and
Martha Ryerson OF HoltvAIe. who
were among the five Imperial Nal-
ley girls 4ttendinz the high school
girl reserve conference at Asilomar
this summer, told most cqthusiaSti-
caliy OF the benefitS and pleasure
derived from their trip.
Miss keIlev Wiz H. heel- in the
valley for the past week making
raeliin'nary arrangements for -..e
Imperial Valley press., 1925-09-29
Mss Elizabeth Greer
Elected OrgG,'ist Of
tke Christian Church

Mis- E)izabet'. Gree. tofm,rsrrS-
idcu, III this e.-a- who .eeeht.ssc-ss-
turn, to accept position on the
faculty OF the. Academy q Ma>ie,
la+ been unani.aonsly tleete4 II
serve IS org2nist 1t the Sat
Street Christian church, Miss
Greer acted as .organi>t fot. S4pe
time prior to her removal FROM FL
trHtro and her reelection is 44aot
If the esteem with which +, this
>orn. musician is regarded. -.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-09-29
no. 8G1G

40. SClO
ACTION BROUGHT III THE SU-
FERIOR COURT OF THE CoUN-
TY Or IMPERIAL, AND COM
PLANT FILED IN THE OF
TICE OF THE CLERK o. TIE
SUPERIOR COURT Or SAID
COUNTY.
Ju the superior court Of -" ~f4tc
of California in and for the County
of Imperial.
II. 4. KLINE. AND BERTHA r..
KLINE rs. LOFTS BREILLiNG ct.
A., defendants.
THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE
or CALIFORNIA SEND GREET
1>G~ TO: LOUIS KhEIILING,
UNION CENTRAL LIFE IN~lE-
ANCE COMPANY. ii corporation.
John Doc, Richard Roe and Mary
Roe, defendants.
You are directed - appear in an
actiou brought against YOU by the
"boyo named plaintiff h the super
ior Court Of the County Of Imperial,
state of California, and to answer
the complaint tlcrein within ten
Gays after the scrvi'r on vGu Of thIs
Summons. If served WitAiHtID Coun-
tv Of imperial. or within thirtH days
ii served elsewhere aLd yo' are
notified that unless y.u appear and
answer as above required. the
plaintiff viii take judgment foI
au.. mo4ey or damages demanded
in the complaint, as arising upon
contract, or will apply 10 Tic court
for any other relief demanded il
the complaint. .4
Given uuder my hand and seal ol
thc Supcrior Ceart .of the rountr Of
Imperial. state Of California, t4i.
IN day of April, 1922.
4 G. G. MOCSSEAE, County rlerk
BY 4. y. KIRK, Deputy.
Il faEAB sIPERlDR GOUHI, NJ
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: u - 20 Oct 6 u 20 - y 4
Imperial Valley press., 1925-09-29
School Teachers to BE
GiCen Reception at
the Christian Church
yeqelie.s of. the grammar school

; Psqohels of. the grammar school
high school and junior college with
their husbands and wives. viii Ge
the guests of honor II reception
to be given att the State Stree;
Christian churril tomorrow evening
at so clock. Friends of the church
are also invited to attend.
An Informal program and social
evening has deem planned, and re-
frcshmcuts Will be served accord
ing to j. ;. Carmichael, who is in
charge Of arrangements.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-09-29
ARIZONA VOT ING
TODAY ON CHANGE
IN CONSTITUTION
Es Inited Press Leased Wire

FHUENIA, Aril., Sept. 99.-Ari-
zona voters Wcnt to the polls today
to decide on :; proposed roustitu-
tional amendment to make effective
the workmen's : compensation act
P"ssed BY the last Legislature. =
# atopttd, all cmpioyers. OF three
or more persons will be required To
take @out Industrial Insurance., and
all. STAT" employees viii receive in
surancc protection.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-09-29
DO YOU WANT EXTRA
CHRISTMAS MONEY?

For ladies who qualify--finc way to
make extra money for your church,
or club--a San Diego manufacturer
Of Nmas Greeting Cards offers q
golden opportunity to add to your
income without investment. You
can begin earning next week if YOU
answer Immediately, giving one re-
ference rs to reliability. Address b.
\. Rogers, 1919 Portolta Pl., San
Imperial Valley press., 1925-09-29
2 EIE IN JAIL BREAK

LINCOLN Ncb.. Sept. 29.--An
investigation WAS started at the
state pcuitcntiary today following
tire staying Of 4 convict and u
guard late Yesterday in one Of the
most desperate attempts ever made
10 cscap the prison.
The hop crop of Sonoma county
this year is about $1,000 bales.