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Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-07-26
DUBLIN CLUB
VS. AQUEH0NCAS
Team viii Journey to
TottenviIIe Sunday for
Big Game

Bill Sheehan's Dublin Glee club
nine of this city have a big game
before them on Sunday when they
travel to T%ottenville and oppose the
Aquehonga nine of that place.
This will be the third engage
ment between these two combina-
ton this season. In the first IN
counter the local outfit defeated the
New Workers. by an 11-2 score,
while in the second contest the
score was Al when rain set in.
Sundays game, therefore, will be a
hard fought one as the Tottenville
team will endeavor to make up for
the first defeat, while the Dublins
will make ar effort to end the
series.
Hornsby, local twirler, handled
the mound work for the Aquehon-
ga team in the first game and it is
probable that Dunn will take care
of the pitching on Sunday, while
the rest of the Aquehongas will be
the same as in other games.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-07-26
TO PLAY HELMETTA

The Hungarian Catholic Club of
this city will travel to Helmetta on
Sunday afternoon where they will
cross ba's with the Holy Trinity A.
A. of that place in what is expect
ed to be a hard fought game.
Faltino and Rasmussen will do
the battery work for the locals while
the regular lineup as in other en-
gagements will be used. A bus will
leave the club rooms at 1880 Sum
day and a large gathering of fol-
lowers is expected to accompany the
team. For games with the Hungar-
ian Catholic Club write Steve Yu-
lsas. S69 InsIee street, or phone 55-J.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-07-26
KEASBEY FIELD CLUB
TO PLAY WOODBRIDGE

The Keasbey Field Club will en-
deaVor to make it six straight on
Sunday afternoon when they travel
to Woodbridge and oppose the fast
going Hungarian Catholic Club of
that place. AS both teams are even
ly matched it is expected that the
contest will draw a large crowd.
The Keasbey outfit will use its
regular lineup, namely Dolina, Pars-
Ter, Pelligrene and Levine in the in
field; w. Romer, Jensen and j. Ro-
mer in the outfeld. Gardella and
Low will form the battery for the
Keasbeyites, while Durham and
C~opernash will be in the points for
the Woodbridge combination.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-07-26
A. S. & R. WON GAME FROM
ATLANTIC TERRA GOTTA

The Atlantic Terra Gotta baseball
nine of this city were defeated on
Saturday last by the American
Smelling & Refining Company com
bination by a SO score, while Tues
days News stated that the terra
Gotta nine won the game by the
same score.
T. Van Gilden did the twirling for
the A. S. & r. team while Johnson
received him. For the Atlantic's
Durham did the mound work and
held the visitors to two hits, while
three hits were collected from the
winning pitcher. Star batters were
Zalari, Sabo and Wash of the At
lantic Terra Gotta and Hippenstill
and Deleon of the Shelters.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-07-26
BRIEF BITS OF SPORTS
IN ALL FIELDS

The Criqui-Dundee fight seems to
have created more interest in this
vicinity than the Leonard-Tendler or
any of the heavyweight battles. A
big crowd is expected at the News
office tonight where the returns will
be given.
For the fourth time this season
Nuns Nedswicki of the local high
school, and Hochieser, the South
Amboy ace, will meet on the dia-
mond. In the last three encounters
Nedswicki won two. Hocheiser will
pitch for the South Amboy "Y"
against the local Independents.
There will be about five basketball
courts in this city during next sea-
son. With this ahead indications
point to a big yea in indoor sports.
The next step to be taken by
flank" Thomas and his All-Star
team is a series with the local po-
lice combination.
The Athletics who, were in second
place a few weeks ago, will soon be
down in the position it held all of
last season. The Philadelphia team
is now only third from last in the
American League standing.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-07-26

preme.
In 1921, when Hornsby led the
National League with an average of
.397 and Heilmann showed the way
in the American with a .394 total,
these two great right-handed bat
ters performed the unusual in base
ball.
They Led Leagues
Inc records reveal the fact that
not since 1904 had two right-handed
batters led the major leagues in
the same year. When Hornsby and
Heilmann turned the trick in 1921,
it was the first time 1t had happened
In a span of 16 years.
When it comes to leading the
major leagues in batting, the left
handed batters have a decided edge.
is the only right-handed batter to
cop the American League averages.
iris Speaker, George Sisler and
George Stone have carried off the
premier hitting honors.
Ty Cobb has hogged the situa-
ton by leading the league IL times,
nine of the years in succession.
In the National League the right
handlers in the same length of time
have made a much better showing
1t being about a $3.50 proposition
due to the showing of that grear
batter Hans Wagner and his Gloss
rival, Rogers Hornsby. .aaa 6
Hitting Around 400 Now
The year 1928 looks as If it might
| be another season in which the
Left-handed batters like Ty Cobb
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-07-26

Even at the present pace both
Ruth n Cy Williams will have to
step on it from now until the end of
the season to pass the Babes"
record of 1fty-nine.
The weather did permit the game
between the local cops and the
Ozark Horses" scheduled for Tues
day, thereby denying Bill Bach
man of the opportunity Of doing his
STUFF.
The first game of the Tottenville-
Amboys baseball series of five games
has been arranged for August 20.
Just where it will be played has not
vet been decided, but the interest
will be conferred in either place.
The local high school is prepar-
Ing to have a banner year in foot
ball when the season rolls around
next fall. A series with the four
leading teams in the county is likely
to be arranged to decide the champ
lonship of Middlesex.
A large crowd of fans accom-
panied the South Amboy Y. NJ. G. A.
to South River last night where the
"Y" opposed the South River Spin
ming company baseball nine OF that
place.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-07-26
.ANBOYS PLAY
HOUSE OF DAVID
Here Tomorrow Night in FRS
Twilight Game Played in
Several Weeks


The first twilight game in several
weeks will be played by the Amboys
tomorrow night when they meet the
baseball nine of the House of David
on the Raritan Copper Works field.
The House of David nine Is re-
ported as being the best seni-pro
team to have ever performed in this
city. as they play the national pass.
time for a mean Of living. The team
is composed of men who wear long
streaming hair down their backs. and
come from an institution in Benton
Harbor. Mich. This team makes A
our of the country every summer
and Turing their stay in Jersey last
year gave local fans an exhibition OF
real baseball.
Daugherty the local pitching ace
will occupy the mound tomorrow
night against the long-haired males.
while either Lidgate or Lynch viii.
receive him. AS to the crowd ex-
pected tomorrow night, every fan
who saw the team from Benton Har-
Dor play in this city last season will
be present at the Copper Works dia-
mond. 4
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-07-26
KEASBEY JUNIORS TO PLAY
PERTH kMDOY CUBS

KEASBEY July 26-The Keasbey
Juniors expect another victory sun
day afternoon, when they meet the
Cubs. OF Perth Amboy, a strong
junior team.
The locals have been travelling 1t
topnotch speed the past few weeks
and it will take a good team to halt
theil running streak.
Manager McGraw will use his reg
ula- lineup for Sundays game.
Either 10th or Stark will pitch with
Hatarick on the receiving end F-se.
Sabo, Rogan, Rotella RAIDER aud
SebeskY will complete the team
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-07-26
PAGERS WANT GAMES

The PAGERS. a light senior comhf
nation, would like to hear from
teams in this vicinity in the light
senior or heavy junior class. pre-
ferably Hanks" All-Stars, Perth
Amboy High School Independents
and South Amboy 7. NJ. G. A. Junz
iors.
The PAGERS have a fast lineup
consisting of Budin, Dudin. Shihaf.
Levine, Chuma, Brinsko, Teple,
Jaffe, Shultz and S~abononity. Ads
dress all communications to nj. Shi-
har, 391 East venue /
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-07-26
BY BILLY EVANS

Who IS the greatest right-handed
batsman in baseball?
Unquestionably that honor lies
between Rogers Hornsby of the
Louis Cardinals and Harry He'll
mann of the Detroit Tigers.
A vote of the pitchers in the two
major organizations would probably
the fact that there is little to
choose between them.
Hornsby and Heilmann are two
right-handed batters who have re-
fused to yield to the general belief
that the ieft-handed hitter is su-
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-07-26
An Indian Def

The Iroquois baseballers Of Cart
eret would like to hear from some
fast light senior mines in this section.
Teams with home grounds are pre-
ferred. Address: George Kurtz, 131
sharrot street, Carteret or call $50.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-07-26

Summary-Two-base hits, Flick;
struck out, by Jensen IA, by Horns
by 9; bases on balls, off Hornsby o..
off Jensen /; hit by pitcher, Jensen.
(Tague); double play. Tague to
Nesley to Abrogast.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-07-26
PROPosALs FoR WINDOW SHADES

Sealed bids and proposals will be re-
oeived by the Board of Education of the
City of Perth Amboy, N. j., at the High
School IN said City on Thursday. August
2nd,. 1923 at 5 P. NJ. Daylight Saving
Time) for the furnishing and erecting of
144 Window Shades in certain City Schools
Specifications may be procured from
School.
The Board of Education reserves the
right to reject any or all bids.
ARTHUR Z. GRAHAM,
Secretary.
Observation-Disclosures
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-07-26
TO PLAY
HELMETTk OUTFIT

JAMEsBURG. July 26:-The re-
preventative Jamesburg baseball
nine will engage in the first game of
the little worlds series with the
Helmetta nine at the latter's grounds
this evening at SIS. The same
rivalary that existed in former
years is again predominant and an
interesting tussle is anticipated to-
night. The lineups of the two mines
have not been announced but 1t is
a known fact that the strongest
obtainable in both places will be
used. Fouratt will oficiate this even
ing.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-07-26

Peter Heinlein, locksmith in Nu-
lremburg, Germany, invented the first
watch about 1920.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-04-03
Treinta amos de SufrimiGntOS
teTminaTOO pOr TanIaC, dice
I'm COnerCiaDte de Bayam6n
FL ST Don Pedro M. AIfaT0 decIara que nOIgstias
del estdmagO, gases dOIOrOsas, insomnia y Ger
viOsidad fueTOn COmpletamente VenGidaS uSandO
esta mediCina renOmbFada en- tOdO GI mundO

''Despues de treinta amos de sufrl
mientos causados por molestias del es-
tonnage he tornado cuatro botellas de
Tanlac y me encuentro practicamenta
aiiyiado' tai es Ell testimonio verda-
deramente notable hecho recientemen-
to por Ell Sr. Pedro Alfaro, bien conoci-
do comerciante en- mercancias inas co
tomicilio en- la Gale de Comercio, Ba
yam6n, Puerto Rico. Explicando 81 ca
SO y la imposibilidad de encontrar ali
vic anteriormente, el Sr. Alfaro diio:
mi molestia, segnn parecia, era el
iesultado. de un case obstinado de es-
trefimiento y fue necesario que cons
tantemente tomara purgantes. POGO g
POGO mi est6mago Sc debilit6 hasta que
solamente pude conner los alimentos mas
lijeros. Todo 10 que comia parecia tor
narse en- gas. Ell menor descuido en- 10
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-04-03

que comia me hinchaba como un glo-
10. Muchisimo Sc afectaron mis- nervios
sufrf insomnia constantemente.
s'El hecho que Tanlac ha aliviado
mis- molestias en- tan corto tempo mace
que mi case parezca hasta mas notable.
Ahora gozo mejor apetito, meior diges
ti6n, Sc han calmado mis- nervics y
duermo bien. Casi Sc ha terminado la
formation de gas y una Pildora vego-
tai Tanlac cada vez cuando me preser-
va de estreIimiento. He aumentado
diez hbras 10 cual demuestra Ell efecto
1en6ico que ahora me produce mi ali
mento. Mi esposa tambi6n toma Tanlac
con resultados eminentemente sat;sfac
torios.''
Tanlac Sc vende en- todas farmacias
y droguerias.
Sc han vendidO mas de 35 millones de
botellas. Advt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-04-03

Tenfa mucha curiosidad por saber La
manera como Sc fabrica ell celuloide que
Sc usa para las ventanillas de los CO.
ches de turismo, que, segdn he podido
notar, es de diferentes caIidades. Una
clase Sc opaca en- muy POGO tempo;
otra Sc rompe faci1mente; otra Sc tor
ma amarilla en- algunos dias. Tuve
OCCASION Ell mes pasado de visitar la IA
brica Fiberbid, de Springfield, Mass,
donde pude investigar ell m6todo de
fabrication de este material que en-
mi opinion es e1 mas fino que Sc fabri-
ca. Ell procedimiento es muy intere-
sante y la fabrication esta basada en-
algod6n puro. Este es bafiado en- un
acido que 10 convierte en- materia celu-
losa, en- cuyo estado parece una masa
de color amaril1ento pegajosa, la
cual es batida en- molinos enormes, pa
recidos los que Sc ven en- las fund.-
clones de acero. De ALI sale la sus-
tancia en- forIna laminada, como de una
pulgada de grueso, siendo puestas en-
Totes de una docena de laminas sobre
placas de acero; despu6s son prensadas
por medic de poderosos aparatos. hasta
que Sc reducen un grueso. de seis pull
gadas. La sustancia entonces es so.
metida una mkquina cepilladora que
la reduce al grueso requerido para su
uso.
La superfcie del producto, en- este
estado, no es 10 sufciente lisa nj bri-
llante, debido a las asperezas product
das por las maquinas cepilladoras, y
para darles la transparencia y brillo
necesarios, cada lamina es colocada en-
tire dos laminas de acero pulido de al
to grado y una vez mas sometidas a
una poderosa preston. FL articulo en-
tonces es colgado en- cuartos para Sc
car, hasta que ell alcanfor usado en- el
procedimiento Sc haya evaporado; des-
pu6s de 10 cual las laminas quedan lis
tas para ser cortadas los tamafios que
Sc deseen.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-04-03
La OLA DE su1cIp1os

En- Ell barrio Campo Allegro, de Haiti
llo, Sc suicide disparandose IN tiro dc
revolver por la sien izquierda 81 ioven
Jose Correa Feliciano.
Sc ignoran los m6viles.
-Jesis Machuca, domiciliado en- el
barrio Guaraguaos, de Bayan6n de-
seoso de acabar con su situaci6n peno-
sa, Sc degoll6 con un machete cerca
ie Ia casa que habitaba.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-04-03

La Packard Motor Company ACADIA
de introducir un nuevo sistema en- ge-
neral para composturas, el cual, pare
ce que todos van a seguir muy pronto.
Despues de largos meses de experiment
tos estudios de sus ingenieros, SO ha
logrado acertar el tempo exacto que
Sc necesita para hacer una compostura,
cualquiera que sea, habiendo sido ne
cesario en- muchos casos fabricar he
rramientas especia1es para abreviar ell
tempo. Ell precio de La compostura
Sc calcula solamente por ell tempo que
Sc necesita, y esta lista sera puesta en-
manos de todo taller Packard de re-
paraci6n, juntamente con ell precio Por
medic de esta hsta, cualquiera puede
saber Ell precio exacto que va a costar-
lie la compostura de su Packard, antes
de dar instrucciones de proceder ella.
Muchos automovilistas van a notar la
diferencia de 10 pagado antes 10 que
ahcra deben pagar. Pronto otros IA
bricantes de automobiles van ofre-
Ger el mismo servicio al publico, 81
guiendo Ell ejemplo de Packard.
No creo que haya en- ell pals una so1a
fabrica de automobiles que no este ira
bajando a toda capacidad. Parece
que todo Ell mundo quiere AUTOMOBILES.
corren rumores de que pronto habra
aumento de precios, pesar de que
trabajando toda capacidad, los fabri
cantes deberian mantener sus precios
actuales. Pero como la gonna Ell ace
70 estan subiendo de precio, tambien
los sueldos de operarios, la demanda
esta excediendo a la production, clio
hace Greer que es cierto 10 del aumen-
to de precios. No habra reduction.
ESQ 81 es cierto, por 10 cual las perso-
mas que esten esperandola, haran bien
en- decidirse comprar hoy. Dicen
que Ell nlmero de AUTOMOBILES negara
a S.OOo.00o.OO este afiol
Es muy interesante conocer ell ORR
gen de algunos de los terminos que
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-04-03
LA CANA ARDE EN- v1EoUEs

En- la colonia Wolf, propiodad de
''sucrs. de Monrille, radicada en- VIE
ques, un violento incendio destruy6 So
cuerdas de plantilla y toconcs. 81 mis-
mo fuego destruy6 81 cuerdas de cana
en- cultivo para Ell pr6ximo a1o..
La policia investiga activamente el
origen del .siniestro.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-04-03
GRAvEMENTE ENFERMos

Sc encuentran gravemente enfermos
en- Ell hospital municipal de Mayagliez,
con Augusta Gandulla y su esrosa do
ma Matilde Rodriguez, domiciliados en-
Ell barrio Guanajibo de aquella robla-
ci6n.
Hacemos votos por Ell pronto resta-
blecimiento de los pacientes.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-04-03
(por ell Captain Victor Beveridge)

Me doy cuenta perfecta del asombro
que causaria todo visitante que por
vez primera inpecciona una de nuestras
grandes fabricas de automobiles. Pa
rece casi inconcebible que este inmen-
SO grupo de edifcios que componen una
f&brica, contenga solamente la maqui-
maria para fabricar I'm solo producto:
AUTOMOBILES.
En- mi vista reciente la fabrica
Dodge de Detroit, Sc destacaron ante
mi EN- toda SUI extension, los recursos
necesarios para la production de un
autom6vil en- grandes cantidades.
En- el prologo del automovilismo, es-
ia masa de production Sc obtenfa a me-
nudo reduciendo La calidad del pro-
ducto, por 10 cual los coches que Sc IA
bricaban en- grandes cantidades, resul-
taban de muy corta duracion. Pero
habiendose resuelto las dificultades p;s-
so a paso sobre la cantidad, los fabri-
cantes tomaron desde luego en- cuenta
Ia question de calidad, hasta que Ell
la actualidad, 6sta NADIA pierde por el
aumento de production.
Pasando. de departamento en- depar-
tamento de esta importante fabrica,
pude yer que Ell gerlio de los operarios
expertos Sc ha reemplazado va con ma
Quinaria de precision; pues hay pie
zas que materialmente poseen inteh-
gencia avanzada, por la variedad de
operaciones que desempefan, con exac-
titud mathematical de operaci6n.
No Sc ell nimero de piezas diferen-
tes de maquinaria que hay instaladas
en- las muchas hectareas de terreno que
ocupan los edifcios, pero vi vastos de-
partamentos donde hay maquinaria au-
tom5tica, tanto para su alimentaci6n
como production Y acondicionamiento
que me hizo la impression de un ejer-
cito entregado ejercicios gimnasticos.
Pero tai vez 10 que mas me impre-
sion6 fu6 cuando me nevaron a La
puerta de un immense salon taller,
donde pude yer Cos hileras de piezas
enormes de maquinaria, foriando pie
zas para los coches, y equipadas con
enormes martillos vapor, cuyo golpe
puede graduarse una infnit6sima par.
te de milimetro. ALI contemple los pc.
derosos recursos de esta organization
que esta 'automovilizando" al mum
do.
Algun dia tendre ocasi6n de neval
a alguno de mis- 1ectores visitar es.
ia grandiosa imponente fabrica anne.
ricana de AUTOMOBILES.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-04-03

Algdn genio estadistico, de esos que
abundan en- Estados Unidos, ha pronos-
ticado que durante el pr6ximo vera
no Sc consumiran en- ell pals a raz6n
de veintitres galones de gasolina por
coche, dia v noche, es decir, un ano-
nadante. total de idos millones diarios!
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-04-03
Diario de un auto111o-
vilista americana

Sc usan en- Ell automovilismo, Como
Francia es la cuna de esta industrial,
naturalmente Ia mayor parte de los
terminus expresiones vienen del fran
ces. Las mujeres de Limoges, la anti
qua capital de Limousine, usaban un
gorro en- la cabeza, a 10 cual dieron en-
llamar limousine; de aqui que el
ej6rcito comenz6 lamar limousine
sus vagones cubiertos. FL Sedan
arquiri6 su no1nbre debido que, antes
de la 6poca de los carruajes, la gente
viajaba en- literas sillas de manos;
las mas finas c6modas Sc fabricaban
en- Sedan, una villa del noroeste de
Francia, y como todos los demas fabri-
cantes copiaron este modelo, adqui-
rio ell nomhre de silla Sedan. Usamos
ahora esta palabra para designar uno
de los modelos de AUTOMOBILES que tie
men mas popularidad en- todo Ell mundo.
He leido que los coches de carrera
en- este afo van tener solamente un
asiento para ell conductor, con 10 cual
Sc va q lograr reducir el peso v resis-
tencia del viento. Con estas reduccio-
nes Y los poderosos motores de carrera
actuales, preveo una temporada de
asombrosas carreras. va estoy prepa-
randome para la carrera annual de 800
millas &c Indianapolis, sobre la cual
escribire detalladamente, pues estoy
SECURE que va ser muy interesante
yer conocer los nuevos modelos de
coches que van ser usados en- dichas
carreras.
The Dolores star., 1923-05-04

LESSON Tent Sam. 12:l-25.
GOLDEN TEXT-Only fear the Lord.
and serve him in truth with all your
heart. for consider how great things no
hath done for you'll Sam. 1924.
REFERENCE MATERIAL Chron.
9:22. 2s:29. Ps $40. Jer 1851. Hb. ll:32. 81.
PRIMARY TOPIC-Samuel, the Boy
Who Served In Gods House.
JUNIOR ToPIC-The Boy Who Heard
Gods Call
INTERMEDIATE AND SENIOR TOPIC
Samuel. the Upright Judge.
YOUNG PEOPLE AND ADULT TOPIC
Samuel, the True Prophet.
The Dolores star., 1923-05-04
Commercial inquiries answered and
information gladly furnished withou,
cost. Address any firm above.
COLORADO EMl-MONTHLY
CROP AND LIVE STOCK NOTES

General.-Spring plowing and seed.
Ing in Colorado are generally from one
to two weeks late, due to the back.
ward spring. according to reports 0.
the U. s. Division OF Crop and Liys
Stock Estimates. The moisture sup
plies including reservoir storages, are
below normal, though SHOWS have been
heavy in parts of the state more mo!s
ture than usual was needed to fill res
ervoirs and to put the soil in good tllth
to commence spring operations. Ths
drought continues In the southeastern
counties and much of the Soil Is too
dry for plowlng or disking.
Winter Wheat.-A few sections re-
port the condition of the wheat crop as
very good. but In general the condition
Is only fair and the abandonment will
be considerable. There has not been
much growth as yet, due to the back.
wardness Of the spring, but moisture
conditions are quite favorable for pres
ent requirements In the north-central
and northeastern portions and should
result in rapid growth with the adyen.
Of warmer weather. The condition 10
poor upon non-irrigated lands in ths
southeast, due to the long continued
drought and some of the abandoned
fields will be summer fallowed.
Live Stock, Hay and Pastures
Grass on the ranges will be late in
many sections, but the present pros
pect indicates good growth may be
expected for moisture conditions are
quite favorable. Hay Is becoming yery
scarce In some sections, due to the pro
tracted feeding season. Some THU
cattle are reported. but the health o.!
stock is excellent and losses have been
light. A fair to good calf crop Is eI
pected. The prospect for the lamb
crop Is quite good. but some heaU
losses Of early pigs have been ~
ported.
Miscellaneous.-Afe few early potatoes
aer already being planted. Present
prospects are good for all classes OF
fruit with the exception of little dam
age reported to apricota
The Dolores star., 1923-05-04
Marketing Bill to 3. Revived

Washington.-Advocacy Of the Nor
ris-Sinclair bill creating government
marketing corporation to buy and sell
farm products as a means Of insurins
higher prices will be renewed by the
radical farm organizations at the neIt
session Of Congress-. according to
statement made here by Benjamin q
Marsh, managing director Of the Farm
ers' National Council. The bill re
ceived considerable support in both
houses Of Congress in the last session
although opposed by the conservative
element.
The Dolores star., 1923-05-04
Mint Robbery "cons...lon" pIseredI.sd

WINK hoppeTy "Cohyo81Toh' OTUcreu1s's
Oakland, Calif.-Patrick James kef
ly, dressed In the uniform Of an arm!
captain, created q momentary sensf
don here a few days ago by confess
ing" that he was one of the men who
robbed the Denver mint few MONTH
ago. Federal agents quickly called 70
question him soon broke his "confes
hon," however. and he then was SAID
to have admitted he told the story ID
hopes Of being extradited to Denver
and then getting his liberty In thai
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