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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-04-09

enlpleados IN prestamo tgual al mon
tante del prestamo hipotecarfo an
tess expresado, mediante la. debida
garantia de dos fiFmas de- cuEa rsss
ponsabindad financiera quedase ple7
namente satisfecha por los records
de la Tesorerfa de Puerto Rico, los
registros de la propiedad. Y todos
aqnellos informes que estime peril,
nente reclamar. En- .ning.n case la
cantidad prestada excedera en- su tota
hdad de ocho mil d6lares y la suma
asi tomada debera devotverse a ra-
zon de trescientos d6lares anuaIes
para, casas cuyo valor no exceda
de dos mil d6lares, quinientos do
lares anuales para -casas cuyo valor
exceda de dos mil, pgro no pase de
cuatro mil d6lares, y a mil d6larss
anllales para todas las demas. Tales
cantidades fse descontaran nensualz
sinente de los sueldos de los prestata.
rios, mas los intereses correspondent
tcs computados al go annal. Los
pr5stamos Sc concederan por turAo
y conforme al reglamento que para
la mejor aplicaci6n de esta Ley, Ia
Junta de Pensicnes queda por la
rresente autorizada "a promulgar.
DIsPoNIENDosE, que los fondos
que no fuesen necesarios para. aten-
der a solicitudes, de pr6stamos de
,cs empleados comprendidos en- esta
ley, podra la Junta utilizarlos en- la
concession de pr6stamos a aquellas
personas que ofrezcan las debidas
garantias conforme a los requisites
que esta ley exige y. .el reglamento
que a tai efecto sea. .adoptado por la
Junta de Pensiones en- consonancia
con esta ley. DIsPcNIENDosE,
que en- ningdn case SO hara pr6sta1
mo alguno a personals que no sean
funcionarics empleados compren-
didos en- esta ley sino para la cons
trucci6n de -casas y que ,dichos pres
tamos estaran sujetos para su con-
cesi6n los misrnos requisites Que
los prescritos anteriormente al ira
tarse de los funcionarios emplea-
dos comprendidos en-. las disposicio-
mes de esta Ley. DIsPoNTENDo-
Sc, ademas, uue por cuanto hace a
los pagos lnensuales de amortisa
sa6n, debera Obtenarse por La Junta
de PenEones la garantfa adicional
de firmas solventes cue asuman por
su fiado tai responsabilidad para ell
possible case. de que este no cumpla
10 contratado por cualquir motive.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-04-09

| A DEMETRIO FELIX, demanda-
do en- este case;
PoR LA PREsENTE Sc NO
TIFICA a I'D. que Sc ha presen-
tado en- la ofcina del secretario
de Ia Corte Municipal de san Juan,
secci6n Primera, Ia demanda del
actor antes mencionado, en- la cual
Sc alaga que adeudag usted a dicho
demandante Max Feist Inc, la su-
ma de DoscIENTos sETENTA Y
iNUEvE y sol1oo DOLLARS, por
motive de mercancias vendidas a
Iusted por la demandante Y reci7
bidas y aceptadas por usted v Sc
suplica una sentencia condenando
a usted a pagar dicha suma prin-
cipal, mas intereses lageles, costas,
gastos y denas desembolsos de es-
te ple1to.
z como no ha sido usted en-
contrado para ser emplazado y Sc
ignora 81 domicino y residencia, Ell
citado demandante ha soHcitado del
Hon. Juez de esta Corte, que sea
usted citado por edictos, y al efec-
to, .el Hon. r. Palacios Rodriguez,
iuez de esta Hon. corte, diet6 una
orden con fecha 80 de mario de
1925 ordenando que la citaci6n de
usted Sc haga por edictos que Sc
pnblicaran durante un mes, una
veg por semana, en- Ell peri6dico Ell
MUNDo que Sc edita en- San Juan,
Puerto Rico.
PoR TANTo, Sc notifca nsted
que de no comparecer contestar
dicha demanda dentro de los diez
dias despu6s de notifcado. 81 Ia. no.
tifcaci6n Sc htciere en- Ell distrito
Y dentro de los veinte dias 81 Sc
hiciere fuera del distrito, pero den
tro de Ia lsla de Porto Rico, y
dentro Gle los cuarenta dias 81 Sc
hieiere en- otra partey Ell demandan-
te, Max Feist Inc, podra obtener
un faIlo y sentencia de acuerdo
con la supIea de la demanda, por
la suma de s279.3o,, mas los inte-
reses legales, costas, gastOs y demas
desembolsos de este pleito.
Extendido bajo mi frIna en- San
Juan, P. r., hoy dia 90 de MARIO
do 1926.
P. del .EANzANo,
secretario, Corte Municipal.
San Juan, Sec. Primera.
REsosA s. BEsOsA,
Abogados de la dernandante.
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E MI
INFORMACION GENERAL RAJ

agricultores, les capacita para ofre
Ger sus servicios con indiscutibtes
y grandes ventajas, todas las per
sonas que concurran a la nueva or
Gina de negOcios, que Sc abrira
campo rapidamente
En- el ramo de Segliros cuentan
asimismo con personal de recono-
cida competencia, que trarnitara con
toda rapidez los asuntos que Sc les
encomienden, asi como tambi6n la
gestion que Sc les zcOnfie dc recla-
naciones ante Las Companies de
seguros. para obtener el mas sa-
tisfactorio de los 6zdtos. IS
En- Puerto Rico hacia falta una
oficina comercial de esa indole, por
Ia cnal felicitamos a los seaores
Fernandez, zenp y GroEas.
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Civil No. 1891.
Cobro de Dinero.
EMPL.AzAMIENTo PoR
EDICTos

Los Estados Unidos de America,
SIS.
Ell Pueblo de Puerto Rico.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-04-09

Esta avidez que tengo de ternuras
Esta sed que me abraza de pasiones,
Reverdece mis- penas y amarguras
x me colma de horribles confusiones.
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\
x es que Providencia viVe en- ell
mnndo de las creaciones sideales, por
eneima de la mfsera condici6n hu-
mana por ESQ busca con afan sin
ienc0ntrars NADIA que pueda llenar
Las atlas aspiracipnes de su esprit
stH 4 veees Quiere exteriorizar sus
.sentimientos exquisitos, saturados
spor4nn amor y una tertlura infini-
tas condici6n natural suya, procu-
|. .Eaandp adaptarse al ambiente que
IA sGddeas dentro de- 10 material y
) ausssueha todas horas y Guam
-da Ia amarga realidad del mundo
Ia despierta, SURE I'm violento Cho-
cue su existencia.
Il En- su poesia nPasiona1" dice asi
la segunda estrofa:
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PRov1DENo1A MoRnLo

go isik@eE s8G a. @1Ms42G -
Dias antes de embarcar. Esta-
dos unidos esta estimada amiga en-
viaje de recreo y .estudio, tive 81
-gusto de recibir su grata vista con
el objeto de regalarne un eiemplar
de su nbro "Bajo el Girls de los
cielOs", que me dedic6 carinOsa-
mente.
DeSpaes de 'departir con ella largo
ratio, nos separamos, Quedando su-
lnaallente lmpreslonaaa como slem-
pre-. de IA exquisltez ae su selecto
esp4ritu. -
Unos' cuantos dfas he estado le-
yendo Y voIvienao a releer las "a.
ganss de su nbro, donds he sncon.
tFado snr alma jlyenil. madnra pre-
uaE'ranente, bajo las grandes sen.
sacicnea def door; como 81 hubsese
sent.dO tOdo el peso de las torturas
a Las euales Sc exponen los seres
superiores, apenas han sido v1stos,
per aquellos incapaces de recono-
cerlps, que aplican Ell actbar a los
labios, para dar muerts al coraz6n
En sn. prtnera possia s'EGo,', di,
ce La prilnera estrofa:
Il p
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DON FELIX LOPEZ


Hoy embarcara para Nueva York,
donde hara importantes compras,
destinadas a la joyerfa que lleva su
nombre, Ell muy estimado caballero
don Felix Lopez de la Rosa. quden
gcEa de muchas simpatias en- San
Juan. - :
Al frente del muy concurrido es-
tablecimiento Quedara sn hermanO
don Francisco, socio de la firma '
quien goza tambien de grandes
afectos, por las exQuisitas dotes
que le alderman.
Deseamcs pr6spero viaje don
Felix.
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CABELtO CANOSO
De como hacer una mixtdra POGO
costo que obscllrece ell cabelIo
carioso % descoI0rido

.AI pele canoso+o deseelorido pue-
de darsele en- un ipstante e1 matiz
que sc, desee, va sea negro, castano
obscure o castaiio claro empleando
Ell siguiente remedio que puede pre-
pararse en- la casa: Comprese en-
cualquier boticasnna cajita de Orlex
en- polvo, diguel elayse en- aqua y apli-
quese al cabel1o con un peine. Esta
exceleilte pre- para ACTON no fse cae con
el roce III es pegajosa absolute
mente. Hara quela persona canosa
parezca veinte amos mas joven.
s-.ss Advt.
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Legislation

Continuation de la pag. 81
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Z "a .f4sf- 4 a.42st - a.t 3 III = &c..
Soy. de una maners tan extra
! ~ :
ina de ser,
Que veces nj 70 misna me
(suelo comprender
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lContinnacion de Ia pag. 81.
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dres y encontraron que no tienen
absolutamente ninguna degenera,
ci6n nj moral nj fisica, creysndose
que Sc trata de uuo de los tantos
casos que trata Ia eugen6sica, pues
-se lego a averiguar que la madre
de Ia criatura tsnfa invencible he-
-rror por los sapos v que una ncclie
iluviOsa, cuando ella dornia, sin.
tio de prciato sobrs su cara mn Sner
20 frio viscoso y al encender "a
lug, vi6 que era un sapo; reeibi6
grave susie y como estaBa On cinta,
cree que produjo ese monstruo te.
raj l6gico's
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Asi es como derrama toda la
ternura de su alma que es la se1
que tiene de pasiones legitimas v
pasiones. Ella iba inocente nobis
derralnando las ilusiones de su fan
tasia y al recogerlas otros con ho-
rribles muecas de sarcasmo, dejaron
al descnbierto deformidades del al
ma y por ESQ enmudece de espanto,.
al yer todo 10 asqueroso de La vida,
las encpntradss pasiones, Ell fahgo.
y Ia inmundicis donde SO reyuelca
todo lo ahyecto; y su alma supe.
rior % lamenta de haber yisto aqua
llo que no, buscabas y. stgue Ein ruin
DO flo, huscandc: sieGnpra buscando
Io'7infinito. 4sreese 80
aYo te comprendo amiga dol alma, !,
tus versOs son hermosisinos, por-
, one en- clos hablas y tu 'engnaie
es expressive para el que 10 ent.en-
.s9Q ..sgf liz - s. y ~
Isl 70 fuera tn Aye este .es
el titulo de otra de sas poesias Ion
de expresa otro de sus .deseos. irti-
mos, de sus pasiones 1egitimas,. 90
lar siempre volar por regionss side.
rales.
Adelante, siempre Adelante, .
esta es otra poesia, donde la auto
"a serenamente vuelve en- ST y en-
| tonces Sc rehela contra las pasio-
mes ciegas del mundo, aborrece es
NAL, y Sc siente por sobre las mi
serias de la vida vulgar v signe
como debe seguir aaelante, STEM,
Pre- adelante. En- ssta que es una
de, las u1timas poesias de ,su hbro;
Providencia MorilIo demuestra .sun
temperane fuerte On la xoiun-
tad para veneer a pesar de ser una
sensitive y vencera, sporQue. reune
todas Las yirtudcs y todas las .cua,.
hdaaes esenciaies de un espiritu
contemplating para Ell estudio de las
3 ~
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FEDERAL MAIL ORDER coRPs
4l4 Broadway. Dept. zoe. New York,
N.Y. q. .sg.sA, -.
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IN1PoRTANTE oFIcI-
MA coMERcIAL
FERNANDEZ, zENo Y eRovA

+ Nuestros muy estinados amigos
don Agustin Fernandez, don Fran
cisco M. zeno y don Francisco Gro
vas acaban de ahrir una oficina
comercial, para dedicarse ar ramc
de Seguros de todas classes, conf
stones en-. general, y, especialmen-
te, venta de abonos para cana. ia
baco y frutos.
81 prestigto de que gozan tan es
timados caballeros, asf como tam.
bien sn larga experiencia como
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cosas grandes y que tiene un ideal
animoso Y perseverance Sc entrega
IA 81 por sobre todo 10 que quiera
oponerse su paso.
Providencia seguira adelante,
siempre adelante: como el titulo de
gu poema y vera su triunfo colma-
do de- gloria poruue La perseyeran-
cia es una de las condiciones mas
sobresaIientes que Ia distinguen.
TRANfyA nr "A ApN6fTSfN
Imperial Valley press., 1925-10-30
Seeks Bride Who
He Says Skipped
With Family Roll

SAN FRANCISCO. Oc. 30.-A
romance that begun when Jennie
Pinnila telephone operator, sx'
pressed her admiration for the
cooking of Sava Sckayitch, San
Jose, Cal, restaurant proprietor,
ended here today when Sckayitch
sought arrest Of Jennie, 'ipw has
wife, for larceny of S7ojo. = Y
Sckayitch told police that Jennie
induced him to sell the RESTAURANT
in San Jose and come here after
their marriage three weeks ago. At
her suggestion, he said, he placed
the money in the bank in her name
until they could find an apartment
house to purchase.
Two days ago, Sckayiteh said,
his wife disappeared, and after
waiting the rest of the day and
night he went to the bank only to
find that the money was gone.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-10-30
Movie Inventor
Stands AlOOf AS
Stone Is Placed

NEW YORK, Oct. %0.-The man
who made the gigantic motion pie
tare industry oss i3le stood un.
noticed and unheralded on the
edge of crowd of notahles who
land the cornerstone of the new Fox
Film Exchange here.
Jean \. Leroy, 4 m7chinlst who
invented the motion picture projec
tor in 1894 and failed to patent il,
was known 10 only few of the
producers film nagnates and movie
stars present nj the cornerstone ccrr-
monies.
Yet, four strips Of film which he
ran through h5s first crude proicc
tor were placed beneath the corner,
stone. They were the Coronation
of King Edward VII of England, 4
fire scene, storm scene and one
called "washiag the babe :. The
latter was one of the first pictures
produced by Thomas \. Edison.
Leroy was n last recognized by
an employer Of the Fox Film com
rany. who brought him forward.
He had made virtually nothing
! from his invention.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-10-30
Cost Student $40
To Cross Country
By nitcd Press Leased Wire

BOSTON. Mass, Oct. jO,-lt cost
Otto l.. Churncy Of Seattle, Wash.
u mere so to cross the continent 70
resume his studies AT Boston Uni
vcrs:tv's school of medicine.
Churncy boarded a boat i'll Seattle
planning 10 work his way by water
- Boston. but the crew proved too
numerous and he was sent back to
shore. Hopping freight train he
rode as far as Milwaukee in box
car.
From Milwaukee he sailed to
Chicago in lak"boat. Then he pick
cd up automobile rides as far as
Albany, y. Y. Most of his so was
spent as railroad fare from Albany
10 Boston.
Churncv, who :; sophomore. was
president Of his class last year.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-10-30
Bedtime Stories
BY HOWARD E. GARIs
Copyright, 1928, by Mcclure
Newspaper Syndicate
FUNNY FACE

Uncle Wiggiy Longcars was,
perhaps, as brave rabbit gentle
man as YOU could ind between
sunrise and sunset on June 20. This,
being the longest day in the year,
would give YOU more time to search
for brave rabbits than would De
cembcr, which is the shortest day.
So when, after he had piled the
chestnut burrs on the flat stump,
making a prieklv scat, when. after
doing this, Uncle Wiggily saw the
bushes moving, and something com
ing out, as | told YOU last night,
why the bunny gentleman didn t
run.
u Just must be brave, that S
all." said Mr.. Longcars to himself
though he could feel that his pink
nose was slowly losing its twinkle.
~ must be brave, | must be
brave. must be brave, he said
TO himself. over and over again;
He was looking about on the
ground. hoping he might see a stick
or stone that he could use in ease
one of the bad chaps should come
out of the bushes, when all of sud
den a laughing voice cried:
Imperial Valley press., 1925-10-30
MITCHELL PLEADS
NOT GUILTY. TO
OFFICIAL COUNTS
(Contiued from page ~


States court of claims and the Unit.
cd States supreme court.
Representative Frank Reid, Re.
publican, Illinois, chief consul for
the flying colonel, disclosed this
possibility today after yesterday S
stormy session of the Mitchell
courtmartia revealed President
Coolidge to be at once the accuscr
of Mitchell and his court of last
resort.
Unfairncss Claimed
The legality of the procedure
would be tested in "a suit brought
in the court of claims for Mitchell 5
pay from the time he was dismissed
from the service.
. "It is unfair for the military
ritual to be east idly aside to try
this case, - said Reid today. "Aftcr
that decision by the court (Which
held the trial s procedure legal be
cause il was called by the presi-
dcnt the war department might
just as well use its books on mill
tarv law and regulations fer paper
weights. =
The trial moved into its third day
today, bound up in web Of legal
techniealities thrown by Mitchell 5
counsel. \ mot.on for bill Of
particulars, specifying what parts
of Mitchell's 5 San Antonio state
ments constituted Decentralization
was pending whc court covcncd.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-10-30
RELEASE COUPLE
Held IN |. A. ON
MANN ACT COUNT
BY United Press Leased wire

Los ANGELES. Oct. -. - Lee
". Millard. head Of the Nillsrd in
stitUte. Milwaukee, aud his sccre-
tary, Helen RAYMOND. -, ed
on Mann act charge here three
days ago, were released from Gus
tody today.
They gained their release on a
write Of haheas corpus, based on the
premise they had been held in Jail
more than - hours without form
al complaint being issued.
Millard and the girl were arrested
by police on charges they were
seeking to entice yoHng girls into
Old Mexico for immoral purposes
The accusations were found 10 be
erroneous, ii was said,
The Milwaukee man is proprietor
of school designed 10 correct
stammering. He came here recently
and tablIShed branch school.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-10-30

"Well, if there ism I my old friend
Uncle Wiggily. How are YOU Wig'
And with that Mr.. Whitewash, the
big, Jolly bear gentleman, came
out of the bushes.
''Oh! OH" gasped the rabbit
uncle. his pink nose beginning to
twihkle again. q m so glad it 5
vouia1 rs.=--... ,.,,47-
".Whom did you think it was'"
inquired the bear.
"Wcll. was thinking it might
be the Fox or Wolf said Uncle
Wiggilv. ~ was making myself
be brave and not run-and then
oh, don I sit down thesc!'' sud
denly shouted the rabbit.
But he spoke too late, for Mr..
Whitcwash had backed up TO the
| pricklv seat and had planted him
self down right on top of the pile
WHY. what 5 the mattrr'' ask
cd the polar bear gentleman, " Am
I | sitting on any of your little bun
ny children Don I tell me il s
Scooter or Tooter or Jingle or .Jang-
: lie, Yet it must be. can feel
something soft under me - like Il
/ sofa cushion. Oh. have sat on a
! rabbit and Mr.. Whitewash, with
tears in his eyes, jumped up.
"No, No. laughed Uncle Wig
gilv. "You didn + sit on little
rabbit. but you sat on very prickly
scat, Don you feel the slivrrs of
{ the chestnut burrs?' he asked in
/ surprise. for Whi'cwash. as soon as
he found he WAS not sitting on any
little Dummies, took his place again
on the fIatc stump and the burrs.
feel siivers' lIo, Ho! should
I say not! - chuckled tho polar bear
. Why my fur is so thick could sit
; on a stack of icicIcs and not feel
! them. As for chestnut hurrs-pooh
Nuff and nonsense-I mean stuff
and uonsense.' he corrected himself
/ This is the best seat | have had
since | last took trolley ride
Don worry about mc,' and Mr.
/ Whitewash wriggled around on The
Imperial Valley press., 1925-10-30
ST. PAUL POLICE
nab MAN WANTED
HERE IN ASSAULT

Frank Bushager, wanted IN this
county for assault on minor AT
Westmorland on September s, is
under arrest al ST. Paul Minnesota.
according to telegram received
this morning by Sheriff Gillett.
The complaint against Bushsger
charges that he struck ". NJ. Eld
ridge, a minor. and another boy
with his automobile, while the
youngsters were riding their bi-
cycles near Westmorland. Stopping
his car, Bushager, il is alleged, vio-
Iently euffed the boys, inflictiug
bruises III addition TO those they
received when his ear hit them.
He then jumped in his autonio-
bile leaving the boys TO make their
way home as best they could When
news Of the assault was received BY
the parents Of the boys, indigna
tioh reused the people Of Westmor
land 10 search for Bushager, who
skipped the country.
The Sheriff's 8 office took up the
ease and trailed Bushager througl
several western states, and early
this week received information tha'
Bushagor was in s. Paul This in
formation was sent to the 81. Pau
police department, and request wa
inade that Bushager be arrested.
ji is probable that Bushager vii
rcsist eXtraditiou, Undersheriff Bcr
Underwood stated this morning, a
the telegram received here state,
Bushager wished to know what thr
charges agaist him are and if the,
could not be settled in ST. Paul.
As soon as extradition papers ar
received. Sheriff Gillett will send
deputy 10 81. Paul for Bushager.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-10-30
''Have you Seen Trilby?" adj

prickly chestnut burrs, making a
comfortable hollow place for him
self:
"Well, glad you like it. Uncle
Wiggily said. - was just thinking
| might scare off am of the bad
chaps who came, by telling them to
sit on the pricklv seat But |
never thought yon would come
Where are Won going'''
I'm not going. m coming,
said Mr.. Whitcwash. We been
whctc ] WIS going and M coming
back. was going and l IN coming
back. was over 20 your hunga
low, looking for YOU, but flipp"'
and Fiappcr who just reached
home as / arrived, said YOU had
gone seeking more adventures.
eyes. but haven t met any
vet, - said the bunny. ~ VA,
gathering these chcstnu's for John
ME and Billie BushytaI. Suppose
YOU and l 60 tell the squirrel boy;
they can find plenty Of nuts here
On the way something may hap
pen. y
81 think something is going t.
happen right now! gr"wlrd Mr.
Whitcwash. ''What 3 that?' ano
he pointed to very funny face
that was staring at him an Uncle
Wiggilv from behind . tree. Oh
such n funny, gr.1ning, yeilow face
as il was,
"This,' said the bury gentle
man, is quite-quit" remarkable
And to whom the funny face be
longs YOU shall hear in the nex'
story. And I do hope they don
have to carry The rag doll out of tht
movies because she talks out lou,
TO the piano player,
Imperial Valley press., 1925-10-30
CHICAGO PACKERS
OPEN BRANCH IN
IMPERIAL VALLEY

Swift and Company, Chicago
packers, have opened a branch in
imperial Valley the Calcxico
Chamber o ffommerrc being sue
eessful in inducing the company to
locate lis branch in the border
city.
\ lease has been signed for the
first floor Of the Peterson building
on Third street. The company will
install an up TO date refrigerator
service .and will employ force Of
so or 40 people.
The Calexico chumber is conduct
ing drive for new industries in
that city, and the location of Swift
and Company there is the first vic.
tory achieved.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-10-30
SEEK MAN, WOMAN, WHO
LEFT VICTIM TO DIE

LODI. Cal, Oct. 50.-Scarch was
being made today Tor man ana
woman, occupants of big touring
ear which struck and killed Mat
thew Gucnthcr, 81, on the highway
near here last night After strik1
ing Gucnther, the woman stepped
out Of the ear, examined the inJur1
Cd >man and sped away. He was
brought to the hospital here and
died two hours later.
Man likes to think he is natur
ally truthful instead of lacking IL
imagination.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-10-30
QUAKE AT SANTA BARBARA

oANTA BAhBAHA, Oct. 10. =
snta Barbara was shaken by anoth-
~ eaiqhquake today.
The shock came at $50 a. III. II
was Of brief duration and caused
Ho damage.
Ventura. 25 miles south Of here.
I aiSa experienced the tenlblor, Santa
Marip and points north reported
gheg aid sc, feel the shake
Imperial Valley press., 1925-10-30
SEEK TO INDICT
WOMAN FOR PART
IN MAIL HOLDUP

LOS ANGELES, Oct. 30.-An IN
dictmont against Mrs. Jennie Dorch-
ner is sought by postal authorities
in connection with the 100000 hold
up of a mail truck here recently.
The officers told federal grand
jury that the woman received a
registered letter at Needles contain.
ing 100000 of the stolen loot.
As the receiver of money stolen
from the mails Mrs Dorchncr is as
guilty as the actual perpetrators, it
is alleged.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-10-30
rREs. COOLIDGE OPENS RED
CROSS ANNUAL ROLL CALL
By United Press Lcnscd Wire

WASHINGTON, Oct. 80. Cal
yin Coolidge, president of the
American Red Cross, opened that
organization 3 annual roll cal yes
trrday. The president received Il
Red Cross button from Mrs. Cool
idgc and posed for photographs
while signing check for s25 as
contribution
Imperial Valley press., 1925-10-30
DENIES CONTRACT
10 WE'D SHOW GIRL
ny United rvess Leased wirs

PITTSBURGH, Pa, Oct. 80. -
John Hubbard, Pittsburgh manu-
facturcr, denied he had ever enter
ed into n contract to marry Anne
Caldwell, show girl in the broadway
production ''Gay Farce, in an af
fidavit filed in United States dis
trict court today.
The shovel king recently was
sshed for 100000 damages in Il
bbrcnch of promise suit instituted by
the actress.