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New-York tribune., 1922-05-10

dou,I,. ''''
''' -''"' oHI o' Vhe
year approaches. Saratoga the night
before the running of Hopcful has
rothinc on ,,is,.,lI. ro,. ,A 49,.
nnrqre mas, ~ tLo,,, ',t,i "',"
an IoXinrton !, +b. pl,,, c,.a.s ,f,
derby ,s NOT mama .Ionn i, ,"'
.joion ~
The ante climax Of Americas vrca,-
~ ,"'l SPe''8e' WA Dc reached early
,i,.a .,o ''I' IIins "n'n ,eN HnrleW
T'.ll,. -, N|rN'cn ms hist
n,' ''' 'Ne' 'h' n"tpA route OF
p'.,,, '''''' "'i' gu" ''i' ne son oI
'.'' ~ "'NcI IN ms me was
'"e 10 III" eye 'hah mas morn
es Wneh ne n'eeled a. impressive
a." "''le yi.Uer he"F\ c"Iored eNef-
10y ms was .'mply p'pe open
81 or l., IHf '7Tolite OF me hIg race: bu>-
.0'' me boy /" herp me Big brown
,'o' - ""'' wraps All the way Nor
lINu 'o'"ncN ne ma IN ":te "a. HIS
per, OF malce ny elghtns WAS OIL IS,
~ - 80 ";.'o -, o; IS 10.
No' 'So lo.mor'oW morning VIII be
"HNcd 'hf IuII Derry distance. and If
MAJ 'he spor,Smrn show UP who were
wearing to-HiEht they would be theHa
Al peep 81 daY nc Will have An audience
"pp'"Nima ine the best crowd that ever
Sfacea hlS'o0c Churchill Downs The
hen'Nc" an 5 possessed Of exceptional
CIVIC PRIDE. sNckIer for his home
state nTSt. last and all the time. But
ne IS an admiN"r o. horse flesh. no mat
'e' Wh"T" nred. and IT Is betlaying no
score 10 sav that Norwich already has
caught on
u, Watt.
That he has the speed. no sane Ken
tuchja who saw him breeze this morn
ing will attomp, to deny Whether he
can go the route * the question with
Kentucky experts. nus, a. il is the bio
question back East But this is ono
question that must await the actual
running Saturday afternoon.
lred Bull"w plans nothing scnsa-
Nonal N the way Of worms for to-
morrows ea'lV birds lie will instruct
the boy to tane Norwich the mile and
quarter at no faster pace than 2:l0.
He doesn't plan to have this new won
de' Of the equine world ran his
Mind Nor,,;c,, r.in o ah,. ~ -. .n,| MS o."
Of himself AT any and all stages OF
Saturdays Journey. Tomorrow morn
ing VIII mark the last serious work OF
the laYorlte.
MofV'Gn IS picture o. health and
s.Pirl'' re stood the journey wonder
luIiy well. Indeed. hc seems better
aho more energetic tAan he was when
yea 10 the tram Outside the large
khcc' Wnich bothered hlm none at all
during MS al uStrlous career, Norwich
seems as nj pnEs'cal1X a human hands
can MAKE MN. ms knee seems
my larger 'Aan II was year ago.
New-York tribune., 1922-05-10
F0rdhum Turns the Tables on
Columbia Nine and Wins. 4 to |
h'te Holds Morningside Heights Team To Six Hits
Three OF Which Are Scratches: Cousincau Ha.
Perfect Day at Bat. With Hits i'm Times tp

Inc fordham
'ictory handy defeating Fordham
J. THIS victory thoroughly aones m the
deat administered the Maroon Coa!cy charges South
New-York tribune., 1922-05-10
Dartmouth Tennis Victor

GREENFIELD. Mass. May Dart
mouth defeated Williams, 5 to 8, on tho
Greenfield Country Club golf links to-
day.
New-York tribune., 1922-05-10
Racing Sum maries

JAMAICA RACETRACk. NAY 9-"i>IHER UE>R TEACk FAST
ursrd pure
~~o won dtrn
New-York tribune., 1922-05-10

'FFe rounds apprentice stoivspc
claimed
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-12-08
Nearly Died on Birthday

On my last birthday. eight
months ago. I had another close call.
We had just finished dinner. Ny
stomach began to hurt me, a minute
later I lay unconscious. Three doc
tors worked on ne. I was soaked
with a cold sweat when I came to.
The next week. telling a friend
about it and he advised trying
sIayr's Wonderful Remedy. Since
taking a course OF your medicine I
ave no more pains or bloating and
nm feeling better than for ten
ears" It Is a simple. harmless
preparation that removes the
atarrhal mucus from the intestinal
ract and allays the Inflammation
which causes practically all stomach
liver and Intestinal ailments. in
lUding appendicitis. One dose will
onvince or money refunded. sum
er's Drug Store, and druggists
verywhere-Advt
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-12-08
LANSING

The Young Ladies' Mission Society
OF the Lansing and Munster Christ
ian Reformer churches will hold
their annual sale OF fancy needle
work on Monday evening. at 1880
o'clock. Dec. 18th, in the Muster
Christian School basement The So
ciety has some beautiful fancy work
which will make nice Christmas pres
ents. Everybody welcome. Come
early and avoid the rush. Refresh
ments Will be cold.
MI. G.. z. Brumm and family are
moving into their new home at Ian
sing. Mr.. Brumm runs a altering
and Bottling plant on Lorenz avenue
where the famous Lansing Mineral
Water is bottled for use. The Ian
sing water seems to be in great de-
mand. Mr.. Brumm hauls out large
truck loads daily.
Mrs. Fred Lorenz is busy paving
Madison street. The street viii be
open for traffic in a few days.
Three new bungalows and one old
style Colonial house are being built
in the new Lansing Park.
Standard bell metal contains sew
enty- eight per cent copper and
f.-a
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-12-08

The Psychology OF the Lame
Duck" which makes him settle down
ia Washington after suffering defeat
t the polls was explained a few
days ago BY one Of tie most dis
tinguished Of the lot
TITS this way" he explained. no
man likes to be defeated, and no
man ever was defeated for public
office who ala not down deep IN his
heart feel that his constituents had
made mistake. Perhaps he wont
admit it to himself. but he always
harbors a resentment against those
who accomplished hts downfall.
The Lame Duck hates 20 go back
home and take up his interrupted
life work amid the sympathy OF his
friends and the 1eers OF his enemies
No men likes TO be pltIed-particu-
larly by his own home folks.
Here n Washington he can Join
the myriad other Lame Ducks. and
instead of pity there Is only good
aatured acceptance OF tae fate Of
scores OF US
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-12-08
Shelbyville, Ind, Man
Crowned Corn King.

Peter ]. Lux. Shelbyville. Ind. Is
the new Corn King. He won the
grand champion sweepstakes. the
big event Of the International Grain
and Hay show. last night with ten
cars OF Johnson county white corn.
Ills victory carried with II the gold
cup Of the Chicago Board OF Trade
and cash prize from the $10.0
premium list donated by the board
Hundreds OF corn growers com
peted. with lively three cornered
contest developing between Illinois.
Iowa and Indiana
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-12-08

Also he continued in a rurnin
alive sort OF way. there's the
women What may be only bit IN
pleasant for man going back home
after defeat IS sheer. rank poison
TO a woman. They may have flown
high in washington, with teas. and
suppers. and dinners. and move
nents OF various kinds. The home
town papers have chronicled their
doings. perhaps
For them TO drop It al and GO
back to Main Street to meet the
plying looks Of the home folks Is
nothing short OF poison SO # they
can persuade John or Tom or Bill to
stay In washington they do sc. You
know how Il IS II you're married
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-12-08

Another Lame Duck on the House
In long service Is Representative
Philip p. Campbell of Kansas. with
p years Of service. lie was defoa ted
ln the primaries largely becaure. Ut
friends say, he 'pocl1eted' the reso-
tuition which would have started
another Investigation into wa
rauds. Campbell was chairman Of
+ he powerful Rules Committee
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-12-08
And he heaved a sigh He viii
stay in washington.

The casualties among the old
timers in the House were not SO
numerous as IN the Senate. The
most conspicuous member OF the
famous brigade in tho lower cham
Der IS Frank W. Mondell, OF Wyom-
Ing. Republican leader, who has
been &c years in tho House.
Mondells friends say he could
have died IN the House had he want
ed TOT as his constituency probably
would have returned him year after
year.
This year. however. he aspired to
the Senate ana was defeated By
Senator John b. Hendrick. Demo
crat- He picked the wrong year to
run.
You never can tell when to do
what in this game" sighed the
philosophical Lame Duck. Look at
Monden- He might have been elect
to the Senate any year iii the
last IS or in the next 20. but this
-ear-flooeyl"
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-12-08

A new process has been perfected
whereby gasoline is extracted from
natural gas.
On the ground that actresses are
notoriouay careless with their iey-
elry. British insurance companies
refuse to accept them as a risk
AGAINST loss.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-12-08
Indiana Items

AIUNCIE. Dec. 81 \. S.)-Ben-
amin Cartwell. q conductor on an
indiana Union Traction Co. car.
hen It vas struck by a wabash
alley car. near Button. ten years
40. killing AZ persons. has bean
laced in the Delaware county fail
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-12-08

IsTAFF CORRESPONDENT / n. sERYIcEl
WASHINGTON, Dee. s. Ii you
want to know what a Lame Duck
S. ask President Harding he
ENOWS'
Lame Duck is an expression
,oiaed years ago by bright news
paper reporter as describing ma
public life, usually IN Congress
Who has fallen int dlsfayer witt
no folks back horne. but who ha
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-12-08
NOTES OF
THE BOXERS

Tom Gibbons. st Paul heavy
weight, under the manag cement Of
Eddie Kane. IN Chicago to finish
preparation for his ten round bout
with Joe Burke of Cleveland at Buff
falo on Monday night. The fighter
ana manager will leave for the
scene OF battle tomorrow. Follow
ing this engagement Gibbons will
return home TO resume training for
his ten round clash with Billy
NIiske on Dec. Is at St. Paul.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-12-08
BREAK UP COLDS

Get a box Of BULGARIAN HERB
TEA Flush the poisons from the
bowels. Hot Medicinal Tea stimu-
iates and refreshes your system
Take It hot to help kill colds. SOLD
" druggists vervwhere.-Advt.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-12-08

The national capital is filled with
Lame Ducks from Administrations
extending as fas back as Cleveland. S
first There Is one office building
ii Washington that houses more
something's than probably any
building in the world
Defeated office holders like to
stay here. Il gets into their blood
tho Washington life. with its as
sorted mixture of politics, interna-
tionai negotiation and social nutter-
ing.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-12-08

i've. sen OF Mr.. and Mira. Fred Stin
son. suffered no more than a broken
leg.
The boys BODY was pushed into
furrow in the ground and his life
saved.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-12-08

Congress want to remain in public
life. To some 1t Is a relief to get
oue, but to others IL represents real
tragedy, and it IS these latter that
President Harding is expected to ap-
point TO various posts.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-12-08

Republican Senators about 70 re-
tire from the Senate after wears Of
sfslee include McCumber, OF North
dakota. with Is years OF service
emitting him to the command OF the
Lame Duck Brigade; Poindexter. Of
washington, and Townsend. OF Mi
enisan each with q years. Calder
q New York. France Of Maryland,
trehnghuysen of New Jersey. KEEL
loss, Of Minnesota, Sutherland Iof
West Virginia and New OF Indiana.
each with six years.
The Republicans did not suffer all
me casualties. Among the Demo-
Gratis there are Hitchcock Of Ne
braska. with u years service. and
Pomerone OF Ohio. also with IL.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-12-08

Jimmy Kelly. who meets Johnny
sheppard IN one-half OF the double
wiadup at Racine \ c.. and Jack
Ellie. west side featherweight. who
clashes with Rocky Joyce in the
other half OF the windup at the
same show. have ended strenuous
training at the Arcade gymnasium
tor their respective battles tonight.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-12-08

DaiyNewSI4efter
General News and Gossip FROM Staff
Writer'S af Home and Abroad.

his laundering to stay in public
office undiminlshed. He has been
winged, as 1t were. but not killed
The Lame Duck Brigade ef the
sapital Is unusually filed as q
-esult Of the primary and election
asualtes, aud the disposition of It's
embe~s Is not the least of Presi-
dent Hardings Troubles by any
means
MOI III of fhnsa v-hn s-n out OF
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-12-08

kENDALLVILLE. Dec 81. n.
s.)-Ihs serving of milk lunches In
the public schools hero has been
resumed.
survey made last fall showed
that zoo OF 600 pupils attending
grade school here were from to
20 pounds undorweight This year
only 149 of the same coo are 5
pounds underweight
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-12-08

Lor satekeeping. until arrangements
can be made to place him L., d
STATE lnstila ton.
me mans mind Ia said to hive
oecome anectsd from broodins over
the wreck and he has been unable
to work at anything since then.
PERU. Dec. 81. y. So Mrs.
Ruby Schmidt alleges that her hus-
band went a little too lar when he
violently forced her to appear he
lore strange persons In an irreduc-
ao4e minimum of raIment, and hos
brought suit for divorce on the
complaint that he wilfuny exposed
her undraped body to the gaze Of
strangers
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-12-08

DECATUR. Dec. 81 N. s. -
g. w. IT, Schwartz Adams county
farmer, owner OF the champion litter
Of hogs IN the Hoosier ton litter
club. has received a check for 5000
from the Poland China Breed Pro-
motion committee. in payment of
awards offered by that committee
One award of 800 was offered
for the heaviest litter In the club
sired by a pure bred Poland China
boar, and another award of 800 for
the champion litter Of the club If
that litter was sired by a pure bred
Poland China boar.
The litter owned by Mr.. Schwartz
consisted of eleven pure bred Poland
pigs. which weighed total Of 3,04o
pounds when they were $50 days old
HARTFORD CITY. Dec 81. n.
S.)-Although a heavy tractor ran
entirely over him, John Stinson, ag
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-12-08

Standard bell metal contains sew
enty-eiGht per cent copper and
sv'-nn tv-two per cent tin.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-12-08

Combinauon board Game,
well made and nicely finished.
Complete with directions and
necessary articles to play
hfty-seven CO Ga
games .......
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-08-23
El Marshal de la Corte Federal Hubbart en-
barga dos embarques de toronjas ms
cias del QuimicO Federal

Aver tarde visitamos las diStintas
oficinas de la Corte Federal, con eI
fin de adquirir las tiltimas noticias.
AL entrar en- In oficina del fiscal
Wells, este nos inform0 en breves pa
labras, que habfa establecido aver
mismo ante ell tribunal dos acciones
confiscatorias bajO la ley federal CO.
nocida, "Alimentos y Drogas", con el
prop0sito de condenar Y destruir dos
cargamentos de toronjas, uno de 2TG
cajas ell otro de 267, que estaban va
preparadas para ser embarcadas ha-
cia ell Norte en- uno de los buques de
Ia Atlantic Fruit Co. Estas toronjas
unas estan maduras Y otras verdosas,
Y han sido preparadas por medios ar
tificiales, contraviniendose asf Ia
ameritada ley dc "Alimentos Dro=
gas''. Estas acciones han sido enta-
bladas en- virtud de la abundante
prueba obtenida pOr los seflores w. j.
MCGEE, qufmico federal Y Harry S.
Hubbard, Marshal de Ii Corte Fede-
raj. Ell ST.. Hubbard que va ten1a CO.
nocimiento acerca de este que, como
Sc explic6, envuelve un desprestigio y
descredito para nuestro mercado fru-
tero en- los Estados Unidos, Sc pose
sion0 de estos dos cargamentos de to-
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-08-23
El Fiscal Wells establece en- la Corte Fe-
deral, dos acciones con6scatOrias sobre
cargamentos de 6utas destinados a EE. UU.
NOTA De DUELO

Aver tarde ha dejado de existir en-
esta capital, el respectable anciano D..
Jose Mufoz Martinez, uno de los We
teranos de In COlonia Espanola, que
lleyaba muchOs ai1OS de residencia en-
el pals era aquf muy estimado por
todaS las classes sociales.
Don Jose Mufioz era padre de una
familia por todos conceptos estimable
y cifraba en- clio su mas legftimo or
gullo; el no quiSo Otra fortuna que Ia
de tener unos buenos hijos, educados
en- ell amor y en- el culto la fami-
liza, ese noble prop0sito 10 ha logra-
do plenamente el buen anciano que
baja la tumba acompailado del ca
RHO de los suyos y del respeto afec-
tuoso de cuantos 10 conocfan.
Ell acto del sepelio tendra lugar es-
ta tarde las cinco, partiendo ell cor
tejo f1nebre de la casa mortuoria en-
la Gale de San Jose.
AL consignar nuestra tristeza por la
muerte del Sr. AIuf1oz Martinez, da-
mos el p6same a su desconsolada viu-
da, sus afligidos hijos Don Juan,
Don Pedro Y Da. Luisa, y a sus ME
tecitos Lucila y Pedrito, dos chiqui-
Hos que hoy lloran a su abuelito
muertO.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-08-23
Cuarenta y ocho horas bajo el terror en-
el Estado de Chicago donde todo
desman ha sido possible.
La United States Steel Corporation esta dis
puesta aumentar Ell un veinticinco
pOr cientO los salaries.
Sc desmiente el rumor de que Espafla Sc dis
ponia evacuar ell penon de
AlhucemaS.

ra, puede afirmarse, Sc encuentra con
ell conflicto huelgario mas estupendo
que registra la historic, Y las crfticas
Sc acenttan contra ell Presidente Hard
ing, quien Sc acusa de inepto por no
poder dar un corte a este estadO de
cosas, imponiendo ell respeto de la ley.
NEW YORK, agosto 23.-La United
States Steel Corporation, ha lanzadO
hoy ell anuncio de estar dispuesta a
aumentar en- un % por ciento los sa-
larios de sus trabajadores, que por
la misma escala Sc aumentaran los
sueldos. de los oficinistas.
MADRID, agosto 23.-Han sido off
cialmente desmentidos los rumores de
la pr6xima evacuaci0n de Alhucemas
de que sc hizo eco una pGrte de la
prensa amiga de 10 sensational. La
repatriation de trOpas espai1olGs esta
limitada 10 extrictamente necesariO.
Ell general Burguete pel1manecera en-
MGrruecos, con la plena asistencia del
gobierno que aprueba en- su totalidad
los planes del nuevo Comisario Supe
rior.
NEW YORK, agosto 23.-Los lfde-
res del ejecutivo de ferrocarriles y los
jefes de las uniones de empleados,
hanse reunido nuevamente en- esta
ciudad, para emprender negociaciones
encaminadas a dar una soluci6n cor
dial al conflicto de la huelga. Los
jefes del directorio de ferrocarriles de
oriente, han .anunciado al pGblico que
todo Sc arreglara, pues que ellos Sc
encuentran dispuestos a aceptar las
recientes proposiciones sometidas por
los lfderes de las uniones, para en-
prender los trabajos paralizados.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-08-23
Cuba respondiendo la nota de Washington
dice que no esta dispuesta transigir con
imposiciones q. pugnan con SUI libertad.
tDe Nusstro Ssrpicio cablegrdacO)

necidO aver dos horas en- el Hallacio de
Comunicaciones, dsndo acertadas ms
trucciones.
BAR-LE-DUC, Francia, agosto 23-
Eel Presidente del consejo de ministries
Raimundo Poincare, hizo constar en-
un diScursO pronunciado en- la confe-
rencia celebrada en- esta ciudad, aver,
que Francia Sc hallaba dispuesta a
hacer que Alemania hiciera effective
ell pago de las sumas que sc lie tenfan
asignadas por la destruction cometida
por sus trOpas en- las Zonas territorial
les durante la guerra, Y que para clio
Francia no contaba con ninguna de
las pOtencias sino que Sc hallaba con-
vencida de SUI fuerza para ir a Ia
ofensiva pOr su sOla cuenta.. Las de-
claraciones de NJ. Poincar6 han tent
do una resonancia extremada en- to-
dos los cfrculos polfticos de Europa,
Y sc interpreta como un reto lanZado
Inglaterra que no comulga con los
prOp6sitOs de Francia en- esta OCCASION
y que tai vez Sc disponga a ponerse
de parte de Alemania, 81 ell rompi-
miento Sc efectuare contra los deseOs
de Gran Bretaiia.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-08-23

CHICAGO, agosto 23.-En todo ell
estado Sc han denunciado durante las
dltimas cuarentiocho horas, una serie
indescriptible de tumultos, explosiones
muertes, causadas por los ferrovia-
rios en- huelga, movimiento este que
sc dice esta respaldado por los agita-
liam completamente paraliZadas. En-
Spencer no Sc encuentra un maquinis-
ia nj un ingeniero que quiera entrar
en- arreglos con las compafifas, tenien-
do las tropas que estar vigilando los
almacenes y estaciones, y las Was es-
tan resguardadas por soldados con ba-
yoneta calada. Treinta Y cinco depu-
ty mdrshdls mas han sido agregados
las guarniciones de Atlanta, en- pre-
vision de no permitir que vuelvan
cometerse serios des6rdenes.
CHICAGO, agosto 23.-De las regio-
nes surefias occidentales, los ferro-
carriles no funcionan y la estaci6n de
San Luis esta abarrotada de vagones
Y locomotoras. Los puentes del vale
de Chesapeake Y Ohio, que estan To-
calizados en- Huntington, West Virgi-
mia han sido volados con dinamita.
De Santa F6 Sc dice que Sc han rea-
nudado los des0rdenes en- una forma
drastica, extendiendose la rebeldfa
hasta la ciudad de San Bernardo
no en- California. I'm hombre fu6 muer
to anoche, en- un motfn. Los trabaja-
dores ferroviarios volaron con dina
mita tambien un hotel en- que eran
resguardados varios rompehuelgas en-
Smithfields Pennsylvania, resultando
de la explosion diez heridos de suma
gravedad. Debido un levantamien-
to ocurrido en- las lfneas del New York
Central, en- la ciudad de Gary, India
ma, las estaciones almacenes fueron
reducidos cenizas. La naci6n ente-
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-08-23

! NEW YORK, agosto 23.-El hidro-
plano Ambassador II tripuladO pOr
ell photo w. T. Miller, que Sc anuncio
perdidO en- aguas del Atlantico y a
cuya busca salieron varios aviones de
la marina de guerra americana, fu6
encontrado completamente destrozado
a merced de las olas en- las afue-
ras de Long Beach. Tn barco pesQue-
.ro di0 con Ia estructura del aparato
fueron recogidos los ndufragos,
quienes durante 43 hOraS Sufrieron
los rigores del mar, va sin esperanzas
dc salvarse FL hidroplano Sc dej6
abandonado por los que lie tripulaban,
los cuales al ser recogidos sc les con-
dujo Long Beach, en- un estado las
timoso.
WASHINGTON, agosto 29.-El re-
presentante la camara Mr.. Hill Ma
ryland, ha pedido al Secretario Me-
Hon en- una carta la destitucion del
Comisionado de la Prohibition Hay
mes, acusandole de haber defraudado
al tesoro federal, poniendo en- uso Sc
Hos ofciales en- ell correo para su pro-
paganda personal y para la que ha
puesto en- practica favor de la Liga
antialcoholica. Parece ser que Ia su-
ma que emplea en- los sellos de su CO.
rrespondencia para fines personales,
ell comisionado Haynes Sc la apropia
Y utiliza el correo gratuitamente con
sellos oficiales de su departamento.
WASHINGTON, agosto 23.-Hoy
ha dado comienzo en- ell Senado a dis
cutirse ell Proyecto de ley sobre ell Bo-
no del Soldado, y Sc espera q. por una
mayoria sea aprobado de mafiana al
sabado. Existe verdadera expecta-
ci6n entire los interesados, y los al
rededores del Senado Sc ven muy con-
curridos esperanto la suerte que pue-
da caberle al mencionado bill.
NE WYORK, agosto 23.-He aqui
ell iltimo score de los juegos de base
ball celdbrados aver por las grandes
Ligas. Liga Americana: Chicago, 3;
Washington, a; st. Louis, s.; Boston,
4; Cleveland, 6; New York, 2; De-
troit, 6; Filadelfa, A; (primer jue-