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Endorsement of the bonus into the
South Dakota platform in order to
trip Coolidge. who is against the
bonus.
me Endorsement of the bonus
was as artificial as the Endorsement
or Coolidge. 1t was all done in n
convention elected by a small pro-
Lortion of the voters the State,
and cnsisting of delegates who in
large numbers openly announced
themselves as candidates for all
sorts of offices and who then pro-
ceeded to vote for Johnson's plat
form and for Coolidge's candidacy in
the course Of deals for reaching the
offices.
One delegate who, under the
Continued on Page 2, Column u
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.JALAPA BAT TIE.
REPORTED
FIERCE
Revolutionary Forces Extend
Lines to Prevent City's
Recapture.
By international News Service.

VERA CRUZ, Mexico, Dec. To-
Revolutionary forces under General
Guadalupe Sanchez that captured
Jalapa, capital of the state of Vera
Cruz, have extended their lines be-
yond the city to protect 1t from
counter attacks by the Federals,
according to advices received here
today.
1t was reported that the Federals
were moving up fresh troops for
an assault.
Wounded Tell Of Battle.
Wounded soldiers brought here
from the front" said the battle
was one of great intensity with
artillery, machine guns and small
arms employed by both sides.
According to the revolutionary
leaders fresh forces of Federals are
constantly joining the de la Huerta
movement against the Obregon gov
eminent.
Adolfo de la Huerta, civilian chief
of the revolutionary movement
issued a" manifesto addressed ito
the Mexican Nation" accusing Pres
ident Obregon of violating the SOW
ereignty of Mexican states and of
being party to conspiracy to
assassinate members of the Cham
Der of Deputies.
Manifesto Issued.
De la Huerta also charged Pres
ident Obregon with expressing the
judiciary and with opposing the
popular will by trying to place
Gen. p. EAias Gales in the presi-
dency as HIS (Obregon'sl successor"
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Manifesto Issued.

CHRISTMAS BOSTON CARRIERS
In handsome holiday boxes. At dept.
stores and mems wear shops.-AdvtA
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Johnson Only Riual
NOw of COOLIDGE
BY WILLIAM HARD

The fight between Coolidge and johnson is getting right
down to smuggling match The points the present round
are going follows
Coolidge has the chance to get gallery more
Fasteners than of Westerners the Republican national
convention The convention changed from Chicago
Cleveland for much larger and deeper than
supposed local popularity in Chicago.
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Coolidge Submits S., 2o8, oso,-
40 Budget Clears Bonus
and Tax Views. .
BY H. X. REYNOLDS,
International News service.

President Coolidge today sent
q Congress the Federal budget
for the fiscal year beginning July.
1924, providing for Govern
expenditures &c egating
s. ,29s. 0sO, ~ Y more than quars
ter Of ! billion dollars less than
the total to be expended during
the present fiscal year.
Accompanying the budget was
. special message dealing in de-
tail with the Presidents opposi-
ton to a soldiers bonus and Civ
ing his reasons for the Admins
tration's firm stand for an imme-
date and sweeping reduction Of
Federal taxes.
By continuing Q policy Of strict
and drastic economy, the Presi-
dent declared, it viii be possible
to effect an annual reduction of
more than $500, 600, 900 in Federal
taxes, while ''any program Of
new expenditure on q large scale
would make tax reduction i'm
possible for years to come"
Explains His Reason.
The President said he was mot
unmindful of the demand for adj
justed compensation for soldiers of
the world war" but that he not
only questioned II there was any
sound reason for such a measure. \,
but that he believed the 5000. 600. 900
surplus which had been piled up in
the Treasury during the past two
years, and the 1895, 100000 surplus
which is expected in the next fiscal
year 1925 should be utiIiezed as q
basis for sweeping reduction of
taxes so that the taxpayers who are
stockholders in the business cor
poration of the United Statesp
could share in the Governments
good fortunte and be materially and
Immediately benefited.
1.-THE Government" Coolidge de-
clared, "has no money to distribute
to any class of it's citizens that 1t
does not take from. the pockets of
the people, and the payment of q
diers could only be ACCOMPLISHED at
cost to the whole community, in
GLIDING the veterans themselves, far
outweighing the benefits intended
to be conferred
"If I felt that a soldiers bonus
represented a great need and
proper obligation which should be
fulfilled by this nation / certainly
would not make a recommendation
which would be adverse thereto.
Employment Is Available.
" The country is pros.
porous, and remunerative employ
ment is available for the able
bodied veterans as we'll as for other
citizens. For the disabled veterans
of the war and the dependents of
those who fell the country cannot
do too much.
"It has already spent nearly ST.
900, 000,0 and Is now spending
nearly $500. 100000 yearly in their
behalf. That obligation it must
and will continue to fulfill in fullest
measure, and it is one Of the most
important duties and privileges Of
the Chief Executive to minister to
the wants and needs Of these wards
and creditors of the nation. But
the fit and able-bodied veterans are
offered the opportunities open to
every other citizen.
"% We have now reached
point in our financial program
where we can tighten the tax bur-
den of the people which is an
added reason for taking a firm
stand against any and all programs
Continued on Page 2. Column 81
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DENLY TO DEFY BRITAIN ON NAVAL Gun
THE WEATHER.

Rain tonight and Tues
day; not much change in
temperature; moderate east
erly winds.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-03-03
Ell primer candidate para
la preSidencia de los Esta-
dos Unidos aparece en- la
ciudad de Atlanta

ATLANTA, Georgia, MARIO g.
Arthur M. league, prominente politi-
co de esta ciudad ha lanzaio hoy su
Eombre la consideration pubIica para
eI alto cargo de Presidente de .os Els
tados Unidos.
En- un manifesto que ha dado q la
publcidad esra tarde dicho league di-
ce 10 siguiente:
"Yo creo que el pals Sc hunde en- el
abismo debido a la indife-cncia con Que
las autoridades admiten la interprets-
con de las leyes. La ennienda diez y
ocho relacionada con la aprobacion de
bebidas embriagantes no esla siendo
aplicada debidamente. LIE icy es mag
mica, pero su fracaso es absolute.
Yo creo realmente que la prokibici6n
DO existe EN- Estados UniL3s. En- tcdas
parties Sc esta violando esa ley.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-03-03
AL EXPRfSAR SU CRITFRIO ACERCA DEL NOM
BRAM|ENTO De Mr.. TOWNER, FL SR. MARTINEZ
.NADAL DEFIENDE La POSBLIDAD De UNA
FUSION REPUBLICO-SOCLALISTA
En- penSa del Sur LMO TOS Soto apaude e nOmbranen-
Ito de Mr. TOwne dice que este sabe que los epubiCanOS
natNOS son COTeigOnariOS SuyOS

Presidertes de ambas Camaras, aeon
sejandoles la elimination de Ia Inde-
pendencia.
Y ustedes, Gno les dijo tambi6n
que no Sc unieran los socialistas?
"Nosotros, los republicanos, dijo ell
senor Martinez Nadal, para nuestras
futuras actuaciones, no sometemos nues
tro criterio al consejo de madie, ri a
las indicaciones de Fortaleza. Nuestro
prop6sito es fomentar ell leal sincere
americanismo en- P. R., y 81 para conse
guir ese prop6sito fundamental, y des
truir el anteamericanismo, necesitamos
aliarnos cen cualquier fuerza politica
en- ell pals. 10 haremos sin preocupar-
nos de como piense sobre la materia Ell
caballero que esta en- ell Palacio. Por
otra parte, 81 MIR. Towner dijo esas pa
labras que Sc refere SUI pregunta,
fueron dichas en- Washington, muy le-
los de aQui, desde donde, por efecto
de la distancia, pOdia confundirse a
los sociahstas de Puerto Rico, con los
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-03-03
LO QUE OPINA Ell LCDo.
MARTINEZ NADAL.

''La impression que me ha causado
Ell nombramiento de Towner es mag
mica.
-5Es cierto que Ell era ell candidate
de ustedes, como dicen alguuos?-le
preguntamos.
No hay NADIA de ESQ. los Partidos
Politicos no tienen candidates.; 6l es
apoyado por todos nosotros, tanto mas
cuanto que ha sido ell que presento en-
el Congreso Ell proyecto de Ley mas
en- consonancia con nuestros ideales"
El senior Martinez Nadal Sc referia
a la enmienda que ell senior Towner So
licitaba para la constitution de los E5
tados Unidos, con ell fin de crear ''es-
tados especiales'' para las posesiones
americanas.
En- cuanto a politica fundamental
--continuo-, dessrrollara la misma po
Utica del gobernador Reilly; una prue
ba de 10 que 6l hara en- este orden de
cosas, son sus famosas cartas los
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-03-03
Ell LcDo. VALDEJULLY

Ell Lcdo. Juan Valdejully prominen
te republicano, miembro del Comite
Territorial, Sc expreso asi acerca de
Mr.. Towner:
''El nuevo Gobernador es una figu-
ra saliente en- la politica nacional y
menos que Ell mismo Sc resuelva aten
tar contra su propio prestigio, no pue
de en- manera alguna. inclinarse a pro
teger los intereses especiales de cual-
quier partido politico en- Puerto Rico.
Si quierc conservar Mr. Towner ell
prestigio respeto dc que goza en-
Puerto Rico, debe implantar una poll
tica EN- Su administrator que sea de
equidad v de justicia para todos, We
lar FOR encima de todo por los inte-
reses morales y materiales de Puerto
Rico, velar, con una vigilancia ex-
tricta, porQue los puestos publicos sean
desempenados por personals honradas
y competentes
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-03-03
Ell LcDo. ToUs SOTO

Desde la prensa del Sur Ell Lcdo.
Tous Soto, despues de aplaudir ell nom
tramiento de Mr.. Towner, Sc expresa
en- los siguientes terminus:
''Nada existe en- las actuaciones po
.iticas del Juez Towner que justifique
la imputacion de que favorece la po-
Utica unionista. Por ell contrario, ma
die Sc ha declarado con mayor enfasis
contra la propaganda independentista.
"a politica del nuevo Gobernador Sc
ra sustancialmente La consignada en- ell
discprso inaugural de Reilly, que es la
de la Administrator Nacional.
Mr.. Towner "reconocera" a todos
les partidos en- su 'gabinete fFair
play para todos sera su norma. Los
Republicanos no hemcs pretendido
nunca privilegios. Solo hamos quCri-
do que no Sc comedian a los Unionis-
tas como sucedio en- tiempos de Wager.
Ell Juez Towner hara ''entrar por ell
arc" a la Union. La protesta morira.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-03-03
vAPoREs DE LA BULL

Los siguientes vapores dc la "Bull
Insular Line' han salido con destino
varios puertos de los Estados Uni
dos, llevando enormes cantidades de
sacos de azucar:
Ell vspor Glare, salio para Nue.
va York con 38,157 sacos de azIcar;
el "Cornelia", para Baltimore con
$1,000 sacos; ell "Ellenor", para Fila
DELTA con $4,000 sacos; ell Irene,
para Ell mismo puerto con 37.456 sa-
cos; ell "Millinocked para Balti-
more con $4,000 sacos, y ell Edith,
que sali6 del puerto de Fajardo para
Nueva York, lleva $4,000 sacos.
Segun nuestros informes Ell "Monto-
so'', de "La New York., salio tam
bien para ell Norte con otro gran car
gamento de azicar, que sumado las
anteriores cantidades, eleva ell total a
mas de 250.Oo0 sacos.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-03-03

radicales de los Estados Unidos; Pc
70 cuando el conozca la plataforma del
Partido Socia]ista, y los trate de GER
ca, Sc convencera de que este no es
mas que un Partido, que pide un po-
CO mas de salario, v Mr.. Towner, CO.
mo hombre justo que es, no podra des-
aprobar ell acto de ningdn Partido
que simpatice con ellos les ayude a
conseguir mayor bienestar, cuando con
.ello Sc consigue tambien el que Ell amor
la bandera americana arraigue pro-
fundamente EN- ell corazon de los natl
yoS
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Tendran que reconocer que estaban
equivocados al Greer que la Ley Or
ganica' les hace arbitros de la seIec-
cion del Gabinete.
Ell Juez Towner sabe que los Re-
prblicanos de Puerto Rico somos sus
correlgionarios, pero EN- Ell Ell Ecicio
de sus funciones ejecutivas. sera impair
cial NADIA hemos de pedirle que no nos
pertenezca de derecho; pero NADIA ha de
darle a los Unionistas que nos cores
ponda nosotros. Justicia trato igual
nara todos ess sslanto desea sel Partido
Republican,
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Ell COMPROMISE ENTIRE
CHARLES CHAPLIN Y POLA
NEGRI, Sc HA DESBARATADO

Los ANGELES, mario g. La ar
Sista cinematografica Pola Negri ha
manifestado esta tarde los represen-
tantes de ia Prensa que su compromise
con Charles Chaplin Sc ha desbaratado.
La insigne artista agreg6 que existe
disparidad de caracteres entire ella ell
popular comico cinematografco.
Las noticias acerca de este inciden-
te estan produciendo gran sensation en-
los circulos artisticos del pals.
Pola Negri anunci6 que mafiana sal
Ora para Nueva York.
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GCoMBINACIONES ENTIRE Ell
SHIPPING BOARD Y LAS COM
PANIAS ALEMANAS?

WASHINGTON, MARIO g. Los fun
c1onarios del Shipping Board han des-
mentido categ6ricamente las noticias
de que Sc estaba tramando una conjura
para perjudicar los intereses de las
Companias navieras del extranjero.
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UN NINo CARBoNIzADo Y DOS
HTRIDOS

Comerio, MARIO Q, 1928.
Ell MUNDo, 094
San Juan.
Hoy tres p. M. fue destruida fuego
barrie Rio Hondo casa campesino Ma
nuel Perez, pereciendo carbonizado un
nifo tierna edad, recibiendo grandes
quemaduras otros dos. Fuego casual.
Correo detalles.
Manuel TORRES,
Corresponsal.
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ExtrQordinQria actiUidad
en- la exportaci6n de az1-
car de Puerto Rico para
los Estados UnidoS

esperarse despues de Iln agudo y enor-
me aumento avance seg1n Sc expe-
rimento a principles de la semana.
Tambien Sc We en- las condolences fun
damentales del az1car, como extrema-
damente buenas mientras que possible
mente no son tan serias como sc pre-
diio recientemente, la posicion estadis-
tica, es, sin duda alguna mucho muy
alcista. Los productores, particular
mente en- Cuba, estan aln firmes en-
sus ideas 81 bien es verdad, que per
siguen una politica bien conservative
es evidente que los distribuidores y
consumidores Sc dan cuenta de las con-
diciones fundamentals bastante vigo-
rosas en- el mercado. Los refinadores
Sc cree generalmente, que estan descu-
biertos con respecto a suministros de
aztlcares crudos mas ALA de principles
de MARIO. mientras que ell mercado en-
ST. no ha cubierto srls necesidades de
aziicar refnada mas ALA de 80 40
dias 10 sumo, aIgunos cuantos, aun
cuando estan cubiertos, no estan con-
siderablemente menos por adelantado.
Els de esperarse que Ell aumento en-
los precios tendra ell efecto de aumen-
tar materialmente las siembras de re-
molacha en- Europa en- la proxima pri-
mavera en- su consecuencia reduciran
las necesidades Europeas de este lado
del mundo. 81 Europa fallece en- re-
ducir su area para las remolachas que
rra decir, que debera comprar azucares
crudos aqui, con mas liberalidad e in
tensifcara las va vigorosas condicio-
nes cstadisticas.'
Los. VENDEDOREs NATTvOS Els.
PERAN PRECIoS MAS ALTOS
SAN JUAN-Porto -Febrero-
(Cable especial de Lamborn & Coy
LA iluvia ha sido la mitad de 10 nor
NAL. Las ventas del martes fueron
%. 900 sacos 6.9oc con partidas ac-
cidentales 7.4oc. F. o. B. centrales.
Los vendedores Sc abstienen en- gene
raj, esperanto precios mas altos. -
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Sc INAUGURA Ell NUEVO GO
BIERN0 DE SAN SALVADOR

SAN SALVADOR, MARIO q El pre-
5ldente Quinones inaguro medic dia
Ge hoy su Gobierno.
Ell dia fue declarado de fiesta nacio-
nal telebrandose una grandiosa pRrada
nilitar y una gran function de gala en-
el Gran Teatro Municipal
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-03-03
Sc ALQuILA

Casa dc piscs No. 36 Salvador
Brau, a partir primero noyiembre afio
en- curse. ActuaImente ocupada por
GONZALEZ PADIN co.
MejOr punto de negocios de San
Juan. InfOrmaran Telcfono 1882, S.
j. Box 81.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-03-03
LUNA DUDA?

Aver un azucarero amigo nuestro
nos dijo, tai vez con algeria, que de
seguir tan activa la exportacion de
azncar, uegaria Ell dia en- que Sc agota-
ran las existencias de aziicar v no tu-
vi&ramos para el consume domestico.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-03-03

Durante la semana que acaba de
transcurrir, la exportacion de azhcar
de Puerto Rico para los Estados Uni
dos alcanz6 extraordinaria actividad,
como pueden comprobarlo nuestros
lectores por los datos que damos
continuation.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-03-03

FL nombramiento de Mr.. Towner
para Gobernador de Puerto Rico sigue
Siendo tema de palpitante actualidad
en- los circulos politicos de la ciudad,
no siendo possible para nadie ell sus-
traerse la trascendencia de este he
cho, que tanto afecta los intersses
de todos los Partidos politicos.
Ell MUNDo, fel su mission de in
formador de la opinion pGblica, sigue
exponiendo el criterio de nuestros hom
bres representatives, a proposito de es-
te particular.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-03-03
Ell MES DE MARIO

Este mes es Ell considerable por los
azucareros como la epoca en- que ma
yor actividad Sc ha de notar Ell la pro-
duccion y en- la exportacion azucare-
ra. Sc calc,ila que durante Ell presen-
te mes, alredor de un million de sacos
de azllcar seran embarcados para los
Estados Unidos.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-03-03

tensamente con ell senior Harding.
La conversation verso a3eica del via
ie que hara Ell Presidente el lunes
Florida.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-03-03
Ell SENADOR LODGE CON
VERSA CON Ell PRESIDENTE

WASHINGTON, mario O. Ell Sc
nador Lodge converse eSta Irrde ex-
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DE "LAMBoRN & CO."

La aguda reaccion experimentada
en- el mercado, Sc We en- general, CO.
mo una ovoluci6n saludable, es de
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-03-03
Ell PREC1o DEL AzUcAR

Los ultimos cables recibidos de Nue.
va York informan que los tenedores
dc azucar ofrccian a 1888 el quintal,
no habi6ndosc hecho opcraciones a
ESQ precio.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1923-05-21
Interest in VACATION
Bible SCHOOL SHOWN

The large auditorium at the Metho-
dist Episcopal church was filled Sun
day evening with persons who are
interested in the success of the Daily
Vacation Bible school, which is be-
ing fostered by five local congrega-
tions. The meeting left no doubt as
to the success Of the summer session,
which will begin next Monday, May
28.
Following an excellent concert by
the Methodist choir, an able address
was delivered by the Rev. w. H..
Hitchcock, pastor of the Union church
at Potlatch. Rev. Hitchcock spoke
on Bible school work and on the
great good to the children which can
result from the Daily Vacation Bible
school.
Mrs. C. A. Perkins of the Moscow
city schools, who will superintend
the vacation school, made a short
talk, outlining plans for the three
weeks session, and the Rev. r. L.
Dunn, pastor of the Christian church,
took up the matter of financing the
work, with the result that a consid-
cradle sum was raised. The Rev. A.
Andre, pastor of the First Lutheran
church, presided at the meeting
The local churches which are CO.
operating in the Daily Vacation
Bible school work this summer are
the Presbyterian, Methodist, Christ
ian, First Lutheran and Baptist.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1923-05-21
WORLD POPULATION
NEAR TWO BILLION
BERLIN ESTIMATE SHOWS ONLY
SEVEN PER CENT LIVE in
LARGE CITIES

Berlin-(A. P.)-Scattered over the
face OF the earth is a total population
OF 1904, ,187 ,631, only seven per cent Of
which is in cities of more than 100,-
900 inhabitants, according to statistics
compiled here and based largely on
1922 census reports. Only 80 of the
40 nations listed have cities of or
above the 100000 class, which is the
lowest counted within the classifica-
tion of large cities"
Approximately 40,00O,0OO of the
globes inhabitants live in the 18 CEN
ters having a million residents or
more each About 90,O00,OOO live in
the smaller large cities, of which there
are only 1913 in the whole world The
average large city is said to number
some 100000 souls. From these fig
ures, it is stated, every forty-fifth hui
man resides in cities housing millions,
while every fourteenth finds his home
in large city Of some sort.
New York is given as the largest
city in the world, with a population
of 5,62O,O48. London is second with
4,483,249, and Berlin third with g.
803,77O.
Europe leads the continents in point
of population 1t has six cities in the
million class London, Berlin, Paris,
Glasgow, Vienna, and Moscow, and
1913 with more than 100000 inhabit-
ants. Of the European countries, Eng
land has So large cities, Germany 45,
Italy 16, France Is, and Russia Is.
1t is considered surprising that
Asia has more large cities than North
America. Six of the 92 Asiatic cities
house more than million apiece
These are Shanghai, Hankau, Calcut-
ia, Bombay, Toxic, and Osaka. Bri-
tish-India ia credited with 80 large
cities; China has 20, SO far as avail
able records show, and Japan's num-
ber 10, including three in her foreign
possessions.
North America follows Asia with 70
large cities. Four of these, New York,
Chicago, Philadelphia, and Mexico
City. are placed in the million class.
OF the nations on that continent, the
United States leads with 68 large
cities, 12 OF which record more than
a half-million inhabitants.
Twenty-four large cities are located
in South America, Brazil having IL.
Buenos Aires and Rio de Jan1ero are
the only million-resident centers.
Australia counts. eight large cities,
none of which runs up into million
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1923-05-21
MOSCOW LEGION MEMBERS
ATTEND GENESEE EVENT

Eight members of Dudley Loomis
post, American Legion, this city, at
tended the initiation ceremonies of
the Genesee post Saturday night, when
% new members were initiated and
given the ritual and obligation of the
Legion. The representatives from
Moscow were Eugene Naegele, post
commander; Ed. H. Mcconnell, Robt
L. Holbrook, J. w. Parkhurst, A. P.
Byrnes, G. c.. Diamond, G. A. Per-
kins, and w. j. Mcconnell
Charles j. Simmons, commander of
the Grangeville post, who had been a
Moscow visitor, accompanied the Mos
COW delegation to Genesee and had
part in the program.
After the exercises a SumptuOuS
feast was served by the Genesee post,
at which 100 covers were laid.
Among the after dinner speakers
were Paul Davis, who spoke on
/" Americanization' He said that the
Legion stood for established order,
for the schools and for the Boy
Scouts; that it is an all-inclusive or
ganization.
Sergeant Naegele urged a large at
tendance from the Genesee post at the
unveiling of the doubhboy statue at
this place on Memorial day.
Other speakers were Frank Jacobs,
Lewis and Clark post; Henry Jones,
Lewiston; Mr. Anderson Asotin, and
Chas. J. Simmons, Grangeville.