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Imperial Valley press., 1925-10-29
Survivors Tell
Dramatic Story
OF Ocean Peril

NEW YORK. Oct. % Twenty
seven men who comprised the crew
Of the sunken Italian freightcr
lgnazio Florio trod dry land today
something they once thought they
would never do gam.
The rescued men came ashore with
their saviors, Captain Paul G..
Grcning and the crew of the Prcsi-
dent Harding Of the United States
lines. Just one week ago i'll mid
Atlantic they had sllppcd through
the fingers of death which had
stretched from Il galc-swcpt ocean.
An epic Of the radIO era was told
by the survivors, of how, without
food for fifty hours, their ship
sinking beneath them, It's decks
awash, their llfeboats crushed, the
vessel $ ruddcr smashed. Aid fin
ally came as Luigi ID 'Ambrogl and
George kalhe, the wireless men on
the TWO boats, stuck to their posts.
II was Il miracle of the deep which
saved the crew of the fire 1ntcr. \
"a two hour lull came in the Atlantic
storm and afforded the opporlunz
ity for transfer. But had tnc ull
not occurred, Captain Grcning had
mapped out plans of rescue, heroic
ANA unique.
Grening intended to run the liner
dropping over AL his ropes. RATS,
boats-ianythine that .IttI could
cling to-meanwnile hugglng the
trcIghtcr untll all aboard could c5-
cape.
But the seas Gained and that gal
lat play became unnecessary.
Not that the actual rescue was
without its drama.
Two attempts on Tuesday had
failed. Then came the dark hours
of Wednesday morning.
At 3 o clock everything was ready
for the rescue. On the President
Harding call WAS issued for vol
untcers TO man the Lundy life
boats. Every man jumped in.
Seven were chosen and they pulled
to the stricken frcightcr. The
crew and Il frightened cat were tax
en- aboard and returned to the liner.
Rex, u black dog, WAS the only
fatality. The second officer was
washed overheard during the early
stages Of the storm.
But the story of the hcro;sm of
Grcning and his crew cannot be
learned from the liners log or from
the captain himself. This is what
was entered III the log:
Detention II hours, II minutes
rcscuing crew of steamship lgnazio
florio. Overcast, whole gale, very
high seas.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-10-29
NOTICE OF CONTEST
(For Publication)
Department Of the Interior
United States Land Office
Los Angeles, California
October 3. 1923

oClObCE y, l3-O
To Billy Schnell, Contestee:
You are hereby notified that Mrs.
Bcss Schnell, who gives Long Beach,
California, as her post office ad-
dress, did on October 3, 1925, file
III this office her duly corroborated
application to contest and secure
,hc cancellation of your Homestead
Entry No. 039566, made November
26, 1919, for SW4 of SEA, E1a Of
>" L and SW Il of SWlI, Section
3, Township 161. S, Range II f.
;. Is. Meridian, ana as grounds for
her contest she alleges that Billy
Schnell has failed to establish resi-
dcncc or to cultivate or improve
the above described land that he
has entirely abandoned said land
since date of entry that such aban.
donmcnt and failure to comply with
the law WAS not due to his employ.
ment in the military or naval ser.
vice of the L. 5.
You arc, therefore, further mott
fled that the said allegations will
be taken as confessed, and your
sand entry will be cancelled without
further right to be heard, either
before this office or on appeal, if
you fail to file in this office within
twenty days after the FOURTH
l"3iiivation Of this notice, as shown
below, your answer, under oath,
specifically responding to these al
legations of contest, together with
due proof that you have served Il
copy of your answer on the said con-
testant either in person or by reg
istcred mail.
lou should state in your answer
the name of the post office TO
which you desire future notices to
be sent to you.
b. b. SMITH, Register.
Date of first publication, October
s, 1925 0 St3l
Imperial Valley press., 1925-10-29
ELKS HOLD FINAL
MEET TONIGHT IN
DOWNTOWN HOME

After cavorting around the corner
of Sixth and state street for many
years, members of FL Centre lodge
of Elks will hold their farewell
meeting in their present quarters
tonight, and for the last time the
lodge S faithful old goat will be-
used to initiate class of candi-
dates into the order.
Next week the Elks wi ltakc pos
old county courthouse building on
Main street, which has been com
pletcly renovated, and the goat will
have Il new pasture in which to put
embryo members through their
PAGES.
In honor of the occasion tonight,
the goat viii be given free rein ON
dozen or more candidates, and it
is quite likely that at least il sec
tion of the floor will be down in
the office of the Imperial Valley
Press when the goat gets through
with his farewell stunt. ..
As the old quarters are consider
ably upset, due to the club 5 rcmov-
al, the customary dinner preceding
Invitations will be omitted, but the
membsrs, and such candidates as
survive, will enjoy a "hand to
mouth lunch when the doings are
over.
The Press regrets losing its neigh
bors, but is glad that they are 60
ing to have IL home of their own.
1t has been pleasant to see members
of the lodge passing by the windows
daily and to have II share, although
an outside one, in many of THEM do
ings, and to be able to help once
in while with their affairs.
-
Imperial Valley press., 1925-10-29
OF H-Y
PLAN ACTIVITIES
FOR FALL, WINTER

Representatives from six of the
larger high schools of the valley
held an important planning confer
cncc in III Centre last evening un-
der the auspices of the county Y. NJ.
{. ~, following dinner at the
Oregon cafe. Halph u Cole, state
secretary of the Y. NJ. c. A., met
with tn" group and helped these
older fellows prepare their schedule
OF activities for the fall and early
winter.
In the course of the evening Mr..
Cole told of the work throughout
the state and nation and advised
that there are already in Califor-
Mia 1866 IIi-Y clubs with a member
ship of over 1000 Older bows with
over 10000 members in the l.. :.
He explained that the plan and pur-
pose of the club work WAS similar
t. that of the men 5 luncheon clubs
of the various communities in that
they tried to serve their school and
community and especially cndcavor-
ed to put across in the school the
finest things in the way of school
spirit, high ideals and improved
STUDENT body activities.
Among the things planned for the
SiA lli-ls Of the county were the
following:
I.-Evary clDb registered. with
the state and national movements.
"A father and SON and mother
and SON banquet during the year.
3.-Onc or more campaigns such
as "Find Yoursclf', 'Come
Clean or "Kccp Fit" campaigns.
1.-Entcrtain the Imperial San
Diego older boys conference at
Brawlcy.
5.-Conduct typical boys
camp for visiting delegations of
boys at the BraWiev fair in coop
Grafton with the Rotary club.
6.-Prcscntat:ou at the state old
or boys conference at Long Beach
during the Thanksgiving vacation
1t was further planned by the boys
to hold similar gct-togcthcr for
officers and leaders Of the six clubs
of the valley at least every SIX
weeks.
The following boys and leaders
attended last night 5 affair: o. T.
Cosand, Mr.. Taylor, Wallace Me
CartN, Paul House, Hubert House,
Oliver Hin, Raymond Ritmer, James
Knox, James Hubbard, Virgil Kel
Ir, Byrl Armstrong, Boruco Stokcr
i. II. Laudrcth, Arthur Schultz,
Earl Wilioughby, Irr;u Roberts,
Paul Mourcr, Tracy Hunt, Billy
tosS, Lesley Huston, Geo, IIoshisaki,
John NiNoG Paul Gillctt, G. T..
Line, G. Il. Prince, Il, NJ. Armstrong
and Dean 5. Richmond.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-10-29
Dimes Is Issued
License to Wed
Miss Ruth Gibson
by United Press Leased Wire

DENVER, Colo, Oct. 20. - AL
though relatives of Courtland Dimes
would make no statement regard
ing his coming marriage to Miss
Ruth Gibson today, it is believed
that the ceremony will take place
soon, following issuance Of Il mar
riage license to the couple here yes
tcrday.
Dimes is a wealthy broker and
clubman and Miss Gibson is prom
inent in local social circles.
Their failure to be married Mast
week end, as annonccd, caused con
siderable comment here.
Dimes leaped into the spotlight
when Il chauffeur for Mabel Nor
mand, film actress, shot him in Los
Angeles while he was entertaining
her and Edna Purviancc, another
screen player.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-10-29
CHICAGO CUNMAN
SHOOTS WAY OUT
OF POLICE TRAP

CHICAGO, oct. 29.-rolicc cor
dons were formed on Chicago S
south side today in an effort to
corner Martin j. Durkin, who shot
his WA yout of a trap last night
and escaped. Durkin, who was
originally wanted for transporta-
tion Of stolen automobile from
California to Chicago, shot and
Killed Edward c. Shanahan, a de-
partment of justice agent, ten DAYS
ago Search for the killer spread
from coast to coast, but finally an
thoritIcs learned he was in hiding
here.
Two officers cornercd him last
night IN the apartment Of his sweet
heart, Mrs. Betty Worucr, but he
engaged III Il gun battle with them.
woundmg one of them and again
escaped unharmed,
Am uncle of Mrs. Worncr LIovd
Austin, was killed by Il stray bul-
let i'll the fight.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-10-29
GIRL JUMPS INTO
WATER TO RESCUE
HER VANITY CASE
By United Press Leased Wire

kELSO, Wash, Oct 29~-katic
Sunburn, an Indian girl as dark as
her name indicates, is II modern
flIpper never the less.
katic lost her vanity ease off Il
landing float in the cowlitz river
here and jumped in after it.
Police rescued her, screaming, as
SHE clung to the side Of the boat.
Tie Officers declined to dive for
the makeup box as Katie requested
Imperial Valley press., 1925-10-29

Allison McCalcb planted 20 acres
of Bartlett pears at Lancaster be
cause of the excellent condition of
- acres on the adjoining Graham
ranch,
Imperial Valley press., 1925-10-29
British Make Claims

! IOApUN, Oct.s %. = Tie British
consul at Damascus has presented
claims against France for damage
to the property of British subjects
in the recent French bombardmcnt
Of the city.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-10-29

Thanksgiving is more than 800
Nrars old, Which is how long pee
pIo nave eaten too much GA Thanks
giving.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-10-29

Dispatches yesterday charged that
the French warned their own cit
liens to evacuatc the city, but left
ohcr foreigners without adviccs of
the impending action.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-10-29

Nothng's free in this world, even
though YOU may not realize Just
how you pay.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-10-29

Now and then you see. salad sit
ting on the table looking almost
good enough to eat.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-10-29

Lives of great men oft remind us
that our lot is more sublime.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-10-29

The Bad Man At Brunks Sun.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-10-29

THE Bad Man"-At Brunks Sun.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-10-29

THE Bad Man At Brunks Sun.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-10-29
A WOMAN'S s AMBITION

Cleanliness is the woman s pct
ambition. Snowy white linens,
spotlcss sheets and blankets,
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-05-29
DoNA ASCENSION UBARRIs
VIDA. DE GARCIA PLA

En- su residencia de Rio Piedras
ha fallecido la distinguida y noble
dana puertorriqueha dofia Ascen-
sion Ubarri, viuda de Garcia Pla,
emparentada .con prestigiosas fami-
las de nuestra isla.
Fu6 La viuda de Garcia Pla una
de las damas mas respetadas uue.
ridas en- la culta sociedad de Rio
Piedras. Sus grandes virtudes cris-
tianas, su exquisite trato social, su y
bondad y Garlic para todos, le con-
quistaron no solo ell afecto de aque- .
la comunidad sino que tambien Ell 5.
respeto mas grande. Noble nnatro-
ma, hizo de su hogar 'un temple, q;
donde ella ofciaba como sacerdoti-
sa del deber. Su muerte ha sido
motive de general sentimiento. su
eterna desaparici6n deja en- aqueila ~
sociedad un vacio impossible de ue..
mar.
Buena cristiana, antes de morir
recibi6 los Santos Sacramentos, y
asi, reconciliada con Dios y entire
el carifio de los suyos, su alma vo-
10 las regi0nes celestiaIes. u
Su entierro Sc verifco aver las 4
cinco de la tarde y constituy6 una g
grandiosa demostraci6n de duelo,
ftel evidencia de 10 mucho que eco
lie apreciaba en- aquella localidad .say
Paz a sus restos. Para todos los:
deudos de la DANA extinta, y muy
especialmente para sus hijos, Juan.
Carmen, Angel Rafael, Maria Lui-
sa, Elofsa, Enrique. Amalia y eli
Lcdo. Ruiz de Val, tiene Ell NUN
DO su mas sentida expression de
condolencia. & @
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-05-29
IMPORTANTE DEMANDA EN-
LA CoRTE FEDERAL

El microbes por La tarde ell Lcdo.
Angel r. de Jesus en- representa-
ci6n de Eneglotaria Medicine Co,
Corporation Industrial organizada
bajo las leyes del estado de New
York deSde hace aios, radic3 en-
la Corte Federal una denlanda de
injunction contra Manuel Sosa
Lopez, que hace negocios haio ell
nombre de World 8 Trade Agency,
siendo ell obieto de dicha dsmanda
obtener de La Corte un auto de
injunction dirigido a Manuel
SoSa Lopez para que Sc abstenga
de continuar usando la marca 'sGlo.
ria de Puerto Rico" en- relaci0n
con Ell alcoholado que intenta PC
ner en- Ell mercado, por infr.ngir
la marca de fabrica del va conoci-
do "Alcoholado Porto Rico, GU
yos derechos tiene patentados aqui
en- Puerto Rico Y en- Washington
la citada Corporation Eneglotaria
Medicine Co.
En- vista de La demanda y de los
documentos que Sc acompafian a la
misma, el Juez odlin inmeLata
mente dict6 un auto de "injunc.
tion' ordenando al demandado Ma
nuel Sosa Lopez. sus agentes, sir,
vientes y empleados, que Sc abs.
tengan de vender, ofrecer en- ven
! ia o entregar ell susodicho alcohola
do "Gloria de Puerto Rico.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-05-29
DON FIDo FRANCEscHI

Hemos tenido el placer de saIudar
en- esta capital al distingudo caba-
llero cubano don Fido Franceschi,
socto de la acreditada firma conner
ctal de la Habana, Rogue & Fran
cesch".
FL referido caballero lego a bor-
do del "Reina Maria cristina" y
gestionara EN- esta capital el nom
bramiento de un distribuidor para
ia importante casa "The Toledo
Rex Spray Co.. de Toledo, Ohio,
fabricantes del mejor insecticides l.
guido conocido por Flay-Tox.
Reitera1noS nuestro saludo mas
cordial al distinguidO caballero que
nos vista y le deseamos mucho exi
to en- nuestra isla.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-05-29
UNA CoNTIDENCIA
QUE Los coNDUJo HAcIA
LOS MoRRILLos

Segiin nos explicaron los agentes
rrohibicionista, senores onofre Car
balleira y Miguel Hurtado, alguien
que parece no habia recibido la par
te que le corresponds del botin,
delat6 el contrabando al policia Fer
min Arroyo de servicio en- Maya
giiez. Este que parece ser un fiel
adepto las doctrinas de. Volstead,
"sotto voce" hizo la confidencia a
los agentes de Mr.. Barrett, quienes
inmediatamente iniciaron la bdsque-
da de las mercancias "mojadas".
va caida La noche, para evitar
sospechas salieron los tres agentes
en- un pequeho balandro desde Ma
yagiiez, logrando Hegar a los morri-
los POGO despues del amanecer. Ca.
da cual por su lado comenzaron
huscar alguna huella, algiin indicic
1ue les diera luz en- este case, v
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-05-29
UE BALANDRo soSPE-
CHoso QUE NERO
DEARA Y I'M PTRATA
QUE HUYE......

POGO antes de desembar car, ST
guieron hablando los agentes-hubi.
mos de toparnos en- nuestra travesia
con un balandro que a cualquiera hu-
hiera parecido inofensivo, pero que
i.restra experiencia en- asuntos de
esta clase, nos hizo sospechar lie
que habfa sido contratado para
transporter los hcores a diferentes
puertos de La isla.
Lo. abordamos pero, parece que al
iGual que nosotros sospechamos de
ellos ellos sospecharon de nosotrcs
y por mas inquisiciones que hicimos,
~ logramos sacar NADIA en- claro.
Sin embargo ell balandro sin anc)ar.
comenz6 a dar bordadas hasta que
6escubrimos ell contrabando. Enton-
ces, viendo que no podiamos 1isvar-
10 hasta Mayagiiez en- la pequena
enaharcaci6n que nos habia conduct
do, requerimos de los dos marinos
que tripula'ban ell "balandro fan
tasma" que buen sueldo,. nos ayu-
dara en- nuestro trabajo, 10 que des-
pues de mil ruegos logramos
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-05-29
DECORATION DAY"

Ell sabado 80 de mayo, 1925, "Me-
mortal Day., siendo fiesta legal la
Administration de correos de San
Juan Y sus estaeiones observaran
las siguientes horas de servicio:
Los carteros haran una distri-
buci6n por la mafana y una reco-
gida general por la tarde.
Las ventanas de certiicados, pa
quotes postales y entrega general Sc
abriran de 10 A. NJ. 10 NJ.
Las ventanas de giros y ahorros
postales permaneceran cerradas TODD
Ell dfa.
Los sellos SO venderan por la ven
tana de paQuetes postales.
La correspondence de los apar-
tados y la que va para la Isla sera
atendida como de costumbre.
Vernon O. Bate,
Post Office Inspector
In charge Of Post Office.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-05-29
Ell PUERTO RICO
MUSTRADO" DE
ESTA SEMANA

El Puerto Rico Ilustrado'' que
habra de circular en- Las primeras
horas del dia de hoy constituye I'M
triunfO mas para La empresa que 10
edita, y que no repara en- sacrificios
y esfuersos para dotar al pals de
una revista digna de su cultura y
p1ogreso.
viene Ia secci6n grafica intere-
santisima. Sc engalan2 la portada
interior con un hermoso cuadro ale
g6rico tornado por alumnos del Co
legio de San Agustin en- Puerta de
TERRA. La Reina de Mayo de la
Association Cat6hca' de eSta capi-
tai, la Communion y desayuno de Ia
Ccrte de Euestra Sefora de Lourdes,
las solemnes festas reHgiosas cele-
bvadas ell 81 Colegio del Sagrado Co
raz6p de Jesus con motive de Ia
cononizact6n de la beata Magdalena
Sofia Barat, Ia vista pastoral de-
s. \. Monsefor Caruana Q La isla
son Otras tantas nctas religiosas do
gran Iteres y que ponen de manifesto
Ia fe de nnestro pueblo FL mes de
lss nores, mayo, con Sus reinss, pre-
ciosas y perfumAdas nores de nuestro
Iardtn social, es otra nota digna de.
menci6n. Las actualidades graficas
del exterior y del interior y La aris-
tocratica boda Morales Bustamante,
ccnstituyen un .detalle mny intere-
sante en- La seccion grafica de esta
semana. Las dos paginas centrales,
impresss todo lujo, Sc han dedicado
a la grsndiosa peregrinaci6n que
realizaron las senoritas de La Corte
de Lourdes al santuario del pueblito
de las Cuevas.
La secci6n nteraria contiene nu-
merosos trabsjos de gran valor . in
teres, entire otros, de Ribera Chevre-
mont, Eugenio Astol, Angel Rtvero
Mendez, Isabel Alfonso de Mier.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-05-29
35s CAJAS DE RICoS
LICORES VALORADAS
EN- $4,000 coNFIscADAs

~ ~. ssEs, ,=zzsasss p
Despu6s de varias horas de traba-
10, SO logr6 acomodar las cajas Ell
los dos balandros, para ser conduct
dos a Mayagiiez desde aquel pue-
bio a San Juan. segdn infornes
que nos dieran los agentes, va antes
de llegar todo Ell pueblo estaba in
tornado del contra bando. Muchos
hotecillos, rodeaban los balandros,
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-05-29
ALONSO NO PEDTRA
la CONSIDERATION
DEL PROYECTo

El hder de La minorfa en- la Cana
ra. el repfesentante at-large, sefor
Alfonso, quien preguntamos aver
81 no SO proponia solicitar La consi-
deraci6n del proyecto, nos contest6
que no harfa tai cosa, "a que ese
proyecto, ann cuando or1ginalments
presentado por 81 senador Iglesias,
en- definitiva 10 ha hecho suyo La
comisi6n de Hacienda del Senado,
y que por 10 tanto debe ser La ma
yorfa de la Legislature la Interest,"
da en- darle impulse = vida.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-05-29
vINcULo MATRIMONIAL
DIsUELTo

Con fecha del dia 80 de abril, 81
Hon. Juez Foote, de La Corte de Dis
trito de esta capital, Secci6n Prime
IA, declare roto ell vinculo matrimo-
NAL que hasta esa fecha existio en-
tire la distinguida dana doiia Anna
liza Bou de Navas y Ell culto caballe-
ro don Antonio Manuel Navas.
Los hijos Sc dejan al cuidado de
La madre.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-05-29
TRES CUEvAS QUE
PoDRIAN RIvALIZAR
CON LAS DE
ALI BABA

Aquel lugar, parece estar por com
pleto deshabitado. Tan solo nuestros
cxcuraionistas, lograron distinguir
por aquellos alrededores a un hon.
bre, que elIos insisten, en- que era ell
gardian v que tan pronto fu6 To-
calizado el contrabando desaparecio
sin volverse a saber mas de el.
Las cuevas, que al principle Gre
yeron fueran naturales, resuitaron
ser verdaderas obras maestras de ex
pertos albaniles, obra que para ne-
varse cabo hubieron de tardax mu
chas semanas v gastar bastante di-
nero. Las entradas son de material
y Ell interior Sc halla a prueba de
Serrumbamientos, pues gruesos es-
tantes sostienen la capa superior que
Sirve de techo. En- dos de estas cue
vas, cubiertas de yerba y de arena,
sryisible a primera vista hasta al
mas experto sabueso, encontraron el
ft'seado tesoro, que tantas fatigas
les habia ocasionado.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-05-29
En- ell nuev0 preStl-
pueSt0 Sc C0nsigna IN
tribute especial de $5
p0r cada niflo que Sc
matricule en- la eSCue-
la superior s..
Ell Gobierno espera
Obtener una entrada
Inlnirna de 1 $40, 900
por este cOnceptO 4

FL nuevo presupuesto &c gastos
del gobierno insular ha sido presen
tado va en- la Camara y enviado q
La imprenta del gobierno. Muy
pronto estara nsto para ser trafdO
6 discussion, 10 que Sc hara possible
mente Ell proximo lunes, va lue es-
ta semana legislative toca a su fn..
Como es natural, hemos tratado
de averiguar cuanto nos ha sido po-
sible en- relaci6n con Ell nuevo pre-,
supuesto, cantidad que mas me-
nos asciende, forma en- que Sc dis
tribuye Ell dinero, elimination de
partidaS, etc. =
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-05-29
|. RABLANDO CON
Los AGENTES DE
MR.. BARRETT

Tan pronto como entrances en- Ia
Estaci6n nos dirtgimos al wagon
acsrtando Embellishments con 6l.
Despues de examinarlo detenida-
iacnte y no encontrar nadie que
nos diera informes sobre ell mismo,
ilamamos a la oficina de Prohibi
ci6n, donde nos dijeron que nos vie
ramos con los agentes que 10 custo-
diaban. Como nuestro entender, no
sabiamos que hubiera alguno, inqui-
rimos y nos enviaron hacia dos de
ellos, que hacia tempo nos miraban
con ojos desconfiados. LIE explica-
mos nuestro prop6sito y al enterarse
respiraron, pues nos habian confun-
dido NADIA menos que con contraban-
distas; los hay tambi6n de levitas-
nos dijeron-y estos son los peores..
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-05-29
Ell JUEz NO ATENDIo A
LAS sUPLICAS DE sU
ESPoSA.

La esposa de DIR. odiin nos hs
nIanifestado que desde hace un ADO
ella habia estado tratando de con-
veneer al Juez que 81 no debfa acep-
tar la candidaturs para IN nueyo
termino judicial.
Parece ser que Ia hija del Jusz
odlin que reside en- Florida, desea
que sus padres vayan a residir GER
ca de ella. Ademas, a Mrs odlin
10 gusta disfrutar de tranquilidad
absolute.
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CONSERVATION

A Ia partida que se dedica en- ell
Departamento del Interior la con-
servacton de carreteras y puentes,
Sc 10 rebaja, seg1n los informes
one hemos obten1do, mas de dos !,
(Continla en- Ia pag. g.
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FL PROYECTO De LOS so MlLIONESI
la SlD0 lNF0RMAD0 TAMBlEN FAVO-
RABLEMEkTE EN- la CANARA
AUN No HA sIDO TRAIDO A DIScUsIC

Camara eSta muy preocupada con
el presupuesto y Otros proyectos
contributivos, aun cuando ell proyec
to de los .cincuenta millones puede
Considerarse como alta finanza =
debe discutirse entire los asuntos fl
nancjeros.
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cnaudo va So creian fracasados en-
su expedition, por casualidad, va
cue NADIA parecia haber por aque-
llos lugares que indicara el yaci-
mionto hcorifero, dieron con la cla.
We, con el sello, que al ignal que el
de Tutankannen, los condujo a una
picu trabajada cueva dOnde hallaron
los preciados hcores.
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va en- anteriores ediciones de este
diario, tnformamos nuestros lecto-
res de I'M contrabando que habta
siao sorprendido en- los norrillos de
Cabo Rojo, Aver al enterarnos do
que habia sido transportado esta
capital nos trasladamos, acompaiiar
do de nuestro redactor grafico r.
Escalona, a La Estaci6n del FerToca-
rril. donde en- un bien cglstodaRdo
wagon yacia Ell cuerpo del delitO.