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Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1924-08-08
FOUR GENERATIONS
Texas Lady Says Her Family
Has Been Taking ThedfOrd's
Black-Draught, When
Needed, for Many Years.

Alto, Texas.-"We inherited the use
of Black-D raught in our family" says
Mrs. Mary Shuptrine, who lives near
here on r. F. D. 2. "My grandmother
was an old woman when she died
about ten years ago, and she had been
using it literally ever since l can re-
member. She gave it to her children
and grandchildren for biliousness ana
stomach complaints, so when | went
to housekeeping we just naturally USED
it, too.
purgative whenever they need one
and we are never without it. Made
into tea, it surely is fine. It's the best
home remedy for headache and consul
patton l know Of"
During over 80 years of its con-
tinued popularity, Black-Draught has
become the standard liver medicine IN
many thousands of homes, where II
has been found of great benefit in the
treatment of constipation, blllouSness'
indigestion and other common liver
stomach and bowel complaints, len
million packages of Black-Draught are
now sold year, as more and more
people are learning of the value OF
this well-known remedy.
Insist on ThedfOrd's, the. only genu-
Inc Black-Draught powdered hveI
medicine. At all dealers. NC-loq
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1924-08-08
TYSON LEADS SENATOR
SHIELDS IN TENNESSEE

MEMPHIS, Tenn, August 8. -
Returns from 3S3 of the states O.
11S precincts in Thursdays demo-
cratic primary tabulated last night
showed the following vote for
United Stats senator:
Nathan L. Bachman, 6,SS8; John
X. Shields (incumbent), 10,899; L.
D. Tyson, 1927.
Governor Austin Peay maintain.
ed lead of approximately 5 to l
over his only opponet, John r. Neal,
in the gubernatorial contest. The
vote on the face of returns from
346 precincts gave Peay 16,339;
Neal, 1878.
Harvey Hannah, incumbent, had
d lead of about to l over his OPP.
ponent, Sam E. Hill, for railroad
and public utilities commissioner
The vote from BAG precincts was
Hannah, 10,359; Hill 1854.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1924-08-08
BALLARD TELLS 0F
SCHOOL BOOK LAWS
Declares People Should Be Pro-
tected Against 'Exorbitant'
Prices of Publishers

Atlanta, Aug. 8-The list Of
school books under the Yeomans
law, recently passed IN me legisla-
ture, as we'll as the list of state
adopted books, should be received
by all superintendent Of school
during the first week of august, ac-
, cording TO State superintendent OF
Schools N. H. Ballard.
Further discussing this question,
the following is given out by the
State Superintendent:
In other words, it gives whatever
right any district may have under
the Yoemans law to all districts
which must conform to the Uniform
law, BY the enactment of the new
law all boards Of education are re-
quired to have on hand sufficient
supply of books five days before the
opening of school. On all state
adopted books there are two prices
Wholesale and retail. The whole
sale is the Yeomans price; the re-
tail is the state adopted price.
Boards of Education must therefore
conform to the Yeomans price. They
buy from the publishers at whole
sale and either they, themselves 81
THROUGH their authorize I agent, :el
at a- more than Is per cent above
this price
Take, for example, Evans First
lessons in Georgia History-a STATE
adopted book, the retail price OF
which is so cents, and the wholesale
price is G3 cents. Boards of Edu-
cation, or their authorized dealer.
would order this book from the pub
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1924-08-08
CAPT. DENMARK NEW
COMMISSION SEC'Y.

ATLANTA, August 8.-Capt. T.
j. Denmark was named by the
Georgia prison commission Thurs
day to succeed the late Goodloe H.
Yancey as secretary.
Captain Denmark has been book
keeper in the commission office
since January 1. lie is a native
of Bullock county and has held a
number of public offices there. He
is a popular figure in capitol circles
and his promotion comes as a graft
flying and well earned recognition
of ability.
Previous to taking up his work
with the prison commission Captain
Denmark served for four years as
clerk of the court in Bulloch coun-
ty and prior to that was an auditor
with the state banking department
for three years.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1924-08-08
INCOME TAX 0RGRE
AGAIN Pears HEAD
CONTINUED from Page One.)

CONTINUED from Page One.)
caucus which was held at the kim
ball House for the purpose Of press
ing to passage, if possible, somc
form of income tax bill before adj
iournment. The caucus delegated
to a subcommittee the work of
drafting ana perfecting substi-
tute bill, which it is parposed 10
offer for the Landlord Senate bill
now on the House calendar, and
from time to time as is needed, the
caucus will be reconvened for per-
fecting strategic plans for handling
the bill on the floor of the House.
The subcommittee engaged in the
preliminary work of drawing the
proposed new bill is composed of
Representatives Stovall, Elders,
Harris, of Jefferson, Mcclure,
Stewart and w. R. Jones.
From the information gather d,
the proposition which will be sub
mitted is in effect an entirely new
plan for setting up an income tax
system, and members who are inter-
ested express the belief that their
plan will meet with agreement from
the leaders in both the House and
Senate, and will be put through.
In substance, the proposed plan is
to write the whole income tax sys-
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1924-08-08

Usher and it would be billed at 90
cents. Theey may resell it at not
more than ~ cents. If the dealer
dealer of the publisher is handling
the book (and boards have a right
to REQUIRE them to have dealers in
each county, he will order the booG
from the publisher who will bill il
at so cents and deliver it freight
prepaid, and at a discount of 10
per cent. This makes 70 cents the
publishers dealer pays for the book
and he cannot sell it for more than
80 cents. In other words, the pub
lisher's dealer gives for the book
practically the same price the
boards authorized dealer must sell
it to the children at retail. The pub
Usher is also required to deliver
free of all charge any book to any
free of all charge any book to any
one in the state at the retail prce.
"Since the prices of the newly
adopted books are so very high and
since the exchange prices are almost
nothing, and since many commune
tiles would have great difficulty IN
supplying new books for their chill,
dren, | wish to suggest, not author
ize, the adoption of the old books
in such schools as the board and
superintendent deem advisable OH
account of the difficulty in supply
ing new books to all of the children
of the school. At all hazards pro.
tect the people against these exor-
bitant prices for school books de-
manded by the publishers. Remom.
Der your responsibility is to the
children of your county and not to
the publishers of school books.
Be sure to have a sufficient sup.
ply of books on hand fiAe days be-
fore the opening of school, regard
less of which plan you may adopt.
1t would be we'll to order now"
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1924-08-08
PAGE FIVE

Siberia.
"In 1918 and 1919 we exported
around 100000 pounds of butter
each year. Last year Denmark not
only eliminated American butter
from the English market, which
took nearly half our export the pre-
vious year, but shipped enough but
ter to the United States to have
real influence on the price
Competition from Russian and
Danish dairies can be expected scr
some time to come, he adds.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1924-08-08
If SKIN BREAKS
OUT AND ITCHES
APPLY SULPHUR


Just the moment you apply Mentho-
Sulphur to an itching, burning or
broken out skin, the itching stops and
healing begins, says a noted skin spe-
cialist This sulphur preparation, made
into pleasant cold cream, gives. such
a quick relief, even to fiery eczema,
that nothing has ever been found to
take its place.
Because of its germ-destroying prop.
critics, it quickly subdues the itching,
cocols the irritation and heals the eczema
right up, leaving clear, smooth skin
IN place of ugly eruptions, rash, piIn-
pies or roughness.
You do not have to wait for improves
ment. 1t quickly shows. You can get
a little jar of Rowles Mentho.SulpIiuF
at any drug store.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1924-08-08

The only man who never engag-
ed in shaky business, is he who
never played dice To have the
spots come out right, have your
clothes dry cleaned at the Americas
Steam Laundry.
Continued F'riday.)
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1924-08-08

When a couple discover they are
made 70 reach other, they usually
make for each other. Making for
everybody good house, is when
the material is purchased from Jno
w. SILVER.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1924-08-08

Ribbon is mentioned in the Bible
even before woman. 1t states that
eve was made from rib on Ad-
am" The best line of ribbons
shown before woman, is seen at
Churchwells.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1924-08-08

When you start a sewing ma
chine, everything is just sew. When
you start your buzz machine, ev-
erything is just SO, if you first stop
at Loving Oil Co.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1924-08-08

The man who helps his wife un-
fasten her dress, gives her undo at
tention. Attention due ladies is
shown, when they are brought to
the fountain of Nathan Murray
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1924-08-08
SiIIvddS

Pins like unwisely invested mon
ey, are lost yearly in million. Pins
are pointed in one direction and
headed in another. Likewis, mon
ey, if not safely left in such a bank
as The Empire Empire Bank.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1924-08-08

Next to the water cooler and bath
tub, the soda fountain is our most
popular summer resort.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1924-08-08

When you eat Domestic Whole
Wheat Pillsbury Flour Bread you
have the best inside information,
and not the worst inside inflamma-
ton.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1924-08-08

Mr.. Fortune must have married
for money, Isn't he expecting his
wife to have little fortune? To
have a little fortune, save by buy
ing from the Harris Grocery Co.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1924-08-08
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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-07-20
AGUILDi DE- BLASON

En- cl prcimhulo, MussOlini deco
ia cl dpcreto real con cStaS fGryi-
DDS paiabraS:
"Maie>tAd: q acto sOlcmne con
IIe hHbtiS Sancionado la aneXi0n
Dc Flame no pnedc ir separado de
una maGninima concession que re-
rncrie Il nosotros Y los venide-
roS. Hl homhrc que ha dadO la Pa
tiia III mas alta acci0n crcaci6n
ad,ia i as.
FL itry Victor Manuel otorga cl
ti.ulo dp Principe D'AmunZio
'por sus incorporates scryicios en-
Ia guerra y en- la paz" reunicndo en-
I'm >S0io b!aS0n las dos tcStaS del
aguila danunziana la dOblc inmOr-
talidad de la acci6n y del pcnsamicn
to; Ia duarqufa del gcnio y del sa-
crifirio.
Este honbrc de nucStroS dfas re-
nucya los cicIoS antonomasticOs dc
Ia IiiSt0ria el de Pcricles, cl de
Luis NIN. cl dc Leon Y. Ning1n
cCntcmpor1nco Suyo reune, como 81,
en tdnta flaqueza corporal, tanta y
tantH. grandeza anfmica. Poeta, curn
fist;i" iioveli4ta' 'tii'amaturgo, tlibii-
no. captain, amador, en- tOdaS cStaS
mobiles fascs es siemp.e y gloriosa-
mcntc, el primcro, el principal, el
Principe. Nadic le aventaj6, nj adn
lc igua!0, en- In lfrica, en-. el libro,
en- Ia cScena. en- la tribuna, en- el
campamcnto en- cl amor.
Su juventud, de orc V de fucgO,
crlza, como IN deslumbrador me-
tooro, la Europa anterior Il la que
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-07-20

eSfucrzo politico Y la fatiga militar.
solo hay TN pocta que rcunc las
dos IIaturalezaS genfalcs: Dante.
hcrmano mayor de Gabriel D'Annun
zio, como ii p0eIa, polftico V mill
tar, y tambi6n. como q CuStodio dc
In unidad italiana FGnix dc la Ila-
na dantcSca, cntrcgado, como los
heroes EriegOS, al DeStino, Y. como
la Verdad escolastica las diSpu-
taS de los homhreS", DAnnumziO ha
sabidO participar nj miSmo tempo
ttc los feStines dc SybariS del ham
hr" 'lc las trinehcr1s. IIa c0nduCidU
Il IN pueblo Il la GuCrra v a In vic
toria. rctiriindOSe, como Cincinato,
la paH campCstrC.
Este padre liza .daGo Sus hiios q
Ia guerra y Su cncrpo a his balas
cncmigaS. Este miyilcgiado cSpiritu,
que yisit6. on alas del gcnio. los
Campos ElfSeoS dc ia Divina Co
media" Y los campos- supeYsticiosos
(Continua en- la pagina -
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-07-20
la SITEACI0N
DEL HOTEL

Para Ia clase de elementOs que
allf cOncurrcn. el nuevo hotel no
pucue ser mas c0modo v SECURE. FL
hpch0 de que dichas obras estdn muy
cerca dc la ciudad, Y al mismO item
20 completamente aisladas Y exen-
tas de toda vigilancia policiaca, ha
hechO que el hampa las convierta
en- su guarida predilecta. Golfos,
ladrones. mujeres de vida alegre,
Sc dirigen eSe sitiO, prOtegidoS por
la 0scuridad de la nOche, Y la So
ledad del retro, cmpeZandO ell con-
ciliabulO nocturno. Escalar sus pa
redes por la parte que da al mar,
cs algo sumamente facil, y va dentrO
de SuS muros protectOres, y eStan
liOreS de asecho, V EN- completa IL
bertad para actuar SUI antoJo. Pues
innecesariO creemos decir que la
mayor parte de los cOncurrentes al
hotel son personals cuyOs nombreS
estiin registrados en- los libros de Ia
(Continna en- Ia pSg1na 81
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-07-20
LasObras deICapitOIiOSe
han convertible en- qua
rida del hampa. ALI Sc
preparan "goIpes'' y
traiciOnes y Sc eelebran
COnCiIiabulOS
In gOIfO, aIser perseguidO pOr
Ia poIiCia, Sc dirige hacia 81
refugiO nOCturnO

Las obraS del capitoliO, sitas en-
la parada dos, Sc han convertible en-
guarida del hampa social. Y no exa-
gcramos i'll hacer esta afirmaci0n.
NucStroS lcctores Saben que dichas
ohraS cStan va bastante adelantadass
V que ofrccen TN refugio excelente
para aquellos que les preocupa po-
90 careccr de un lecho honrado pa
ra dcscanSar despu6s de las fac
mas del dfa
En- esta capital. como en- las gran
des ciuGadcs. hay cierto nGmero de
personals que duermen dOnde me-
ior les parece. unaS veces en- un
zaguan, 0tras en- ell quiciO de una
puerta, pues para elias 10 importan-
lc eS dorEir. he aquf que las obras
del Capitolio han resultadO un ho-
tel eXcelente y baratO la vez.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-07-20
ID FERIHEI.i0
I3E MATTE

Parecida ventaja tienen los terri
colaS con rcSpecto dc Marte; rada
mas que debido In gran eXcentri-
cidad do siu 0rbita, no t0dOS los accr
/ cauIicatoS rnlutuOS son iSuaimcnte
favorabieS.
I-nU dc nucStroS GrabauOS mucS-
ira claram@ntr cl nrcaniSmO dc Ia
pr6Xima oposici0n del 23 dc agosto.
, En- las 0rbitas respectivas Sc han
! indicadn, por medic dc pcqueloS
cfscnloS, las pOSiciOncS relativaS de
alni,oS plauetaS. en- idcnticHs fcchaS
con ~ mes dc interyalo
Mirn!ras el rojizo vecino Sc accr-
tca rapidaneutc Su pcrihelio i.
que st pTuyccta pn Ia constellation
del Acunrio. la TERRA, mas vel02
| tOdaYfa Cercana Il Su airliO \, Sc
diriGc hacia Gl. aminorandO cada
tia Ia distancia Que los separa, has
! Ia CT % dc HgOstO. en- que tcndrAn
la miSDta longitud hciiocGnirica, ale
| jind0Se dcspuis cdda dfa mdS has
ia la pr5ximn opOSici0n, baStantC
| Favorable tambiGl. del ! dc nUliem-
! brc dc 1876.
is dc notarsc que en un periodic
dc mas dc cincuenta amos, con
ijar del prrscnte. siglo. ninguna de
las ol,osioi0ncS la sido . scrd tan
Favorable como la prescDte, que aeon
iece cjando Marte Sc encUcuira ca
81 eu Su pcrihcli". E5toS fcu0lnrnoS,
rcIatiNamente fr"cucntcs, Sc ycrifi-
can FOR tGrmino medic cada dos
amos. M mes, yeinte diaS, cuau-
do tiqncn li:;ar en los nomcntos
en- que Martc cstl ccrca dc Su Jfe'
liz, son sulpamcAte desfavorabieS'
Este. como ciaramenlc sc We por
Ia figrra. Sc debc, 1lica y cxclusi-
''amente a la fuertc cXccGtricidad
dc i'll 6rbita marziuna.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-07-20
Nuestro Planeta y Marie, como Obe-
dientes al conjuro inexOrable de las
Ileyes de grayitaci0n, avaIlZan hacia
|elSol olparah hallarse en- Oposici0n pc
rih6Iica el dla e de agOStO entrante
La trayectoria que-segun los astronomers seguira
Marie de mayo diciembre de 1924 Sera
Inuy curiOSa intereSante

I'm Ct di&rio "E,Xccl5ior''. la SO
ciedad AStron6uica dc Mfiico'. con
motive de In pr6xima posici0n pc
riEt,ica De Marie la TERRA cl dla
- dc a%VSto cntrante. la formula
d" un intcrcSantc pro@ra ma dc OBJ
NcIH0c.ua@S, que in$ertamos con el
tia he dar Il nueStr0S lectorfs una
anena y Ia ycz instructiva infOr-
luacitH
tfoino Is bicn sabido, son ocl,o
los ;,rabdeS plapetaS que intcgran
nueStr0 SiSicma solar, Il failnr: Mpr-
rlrrio ErnnS. Ia TERRA, Marie, JA-
i.i,cr. Saturho, Trano = Neptune.
y" act:crGo con este 0rdcu progrc-
SiV" es natural que los que mas Sc
accrcan Ia Ticrra, tn dctermina
daS @EotaS, se;tu, prceisaneutC, eh
>imt'6!ico lucero que actaaImentc
hrilia ~ los csplendldos crcpliscu:
los YcSlwrttnos, y Gi misterioso pla-
meta. de sanguineos fulgores, Que
mercrid. p0r tai notivo, ser dedica-
do al tem;bie Dios de la Guerra.
NcSS''acfadamente para Ia ciencia
dc los astroS, cuando q hcrmosfsi
no pIancia &cmcto, dedicado a la
diosi' del amor, So haila mas ccrca-
u" Ia TERRA. tieRc yueIto hacia
fSta, 81 htiaisfcri0 no iluminad0 por
q $ol aSf Is que cl fen6menO de
las conj'lnsienes con Venus, On que
al
Ia di4ancia mfaima puedc2 lleSar
10 ndilonrs DC kil6mctros. solo ten
drj inicrtS para los hipot6ticos as
trjnon.o$ del planeta herInano, que
nod1;,n "ll42gyar nucstra TERRA Ell
las meiogcS condicioneS Posibles.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-07-20
PROXIAYIDAD DE
LOS ASTEROIEES 4

No dcbrmoS olvidar que entire los
pequeGos planctas, vulgarmente la
nados asteroides, existen tres, por
10 meDos, que debido a la enernie
"Xccmricidad dc suS 0rbitas, Sc accr-
can ca 0ea@ioncs Il Ia TERRA, muclIO
mas quc Venus o Martc, Tales son
Erc>, deScnlicrto ei l3 dc agoSto dc
1898. FOR Witt, ch Berlin. Y Char
lois, cu Mia, que en- 1881 llcgaTi
y ser visible simple. vista. a l1e
'ar dc 81 pequcfT6z tunoS tG kil0-
nc;ros. Tambitn I'll planetoide Al
bert, dns'n''itrt" pOr RaIisa eI 3 &c
oetubre de 1911, l~drd aIcanzar
lna iistaucia AfnIIna de - miflb-
r"s dc kil6nctros Su diaJuctro Dc
j u ! bil6mctros. liace DE- Il un pla-
neta dc l,olsillu. Finallncnte cl as
ic.ojdr Aiinda, dcscubicrtO p6r
Wolf cn 1913, tambitn g0za del
.TiyiieGiU 0t0rGado poF Ii naturale-
~ JOS aatrfiorrs. drbitIo u Su Or
bita 'ertladcramcnic ct1nctaria
I Nxccntricidad iguaI o 53). Vol
vi"udo a nueStro Alarte, dircmoS
Q;ic en- otraa fltoc8S del alo pucde
JistHr dc III TERRA ;;77 iuiIlones de
Lit6mGtros: cn tales Cirrunstancias
al Uan"tro apar"nte apcnaS llcga
ria : 8: 81 magnitud estelar, 1.G.
sc:a iGual Il la dc Ala Gcminorum
aStor) o Gamma OrHciS; dc don
dc Sc dcducc que d1rante una 0po-
,ici5n favorable es 60 vepcS mas
brilliant & qlg afSticmp02de una con
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-07-20
Especial para Ell MUNDC}

Oficina del ComiSionado de Base
Ball. Chicago. FL comisionad0 eS
el pajaro que les dice IL los base
bo!eroS' como Salir del pasO.
I'll no 'poSard" Ne dice que ter
go que cogerlo en- acci6n. El conf
SiOnadO cS como un manojo dc nor
viOS que Sc dcSparraman. No pcrma-
nc,e quicto hi un Segundo-y ST
que movicntlo SuS manos para de
cir coSaS fuertcS. Eel pelo le cac So
bre los cjOS.
Aiguirn llama, LandiS mira fila
mcntc Il la pucrta. No me supongo
que scr;i al%1n scnador tai vCz
Babe Ruth. Pcro NADIA de ESQ. En-
ira un negro lustrar los ZapatoS
dc LantliS.
- Seh6, me he pasado casi to el
dia alrCdcor del cdificio
-: Por que no trat6 dc cntrar
on vcZ dc quedarSe alrcdcdor? Puc-
de pCrder Su franquicia para algu-
ma otra corp0raci0n.-fuG la iSpcra
Salida del comisionado. Nj una sOla
SOnriSa.
Lucgo entr6 un joycn. Lands lie
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CALENDARIO DE MARTE DU-
KANTE Ell PRESENTE AN0

Polo auStral vuclto hacia Ia Tie
IRA, desde el % dc fcbrcro.
Equinoccio dc Primatcra austral.
Is dc mayo.
SoIsticio lie Vcrano austfal, dc
Octubrc.
Pcrigeo {distancia minima a la
Ticrra). 81 81: % dc agosto.
Peribclio (distancia nifiima al
Sob 30 de agOSto.
Cuaitrat,lra Wg - dc ubril.
C'uadratura Il. 25 dc diciembre.
Estaclonario, % dc julio y n
de setiembre.
I'crfodo dc obscrvaci6n, dc JUNO
Il nUvicmbrd,
Ultima conjunction de Marie y el
Sol, IS dc agosto (192Sl.t' ~
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-07-20
Ell ComisOnQdo de base BALI Lands toma prestado
una pesetG para IuStrarse las botos

prc&unta. iI'icues alsdn dinrro
-Si. algo.
,-l'r%Stamc una pcScta.
LantliS tOma, prestada Ia pcseta,
y 50 Ia arroja al linpiabotas. rs may
graCioso que Un hombre que pare
&C que debc tcncr una montaila dc
oro. Sc YEA obligado tomar pres
tad0 una pcSeta. 81 ESQ mismO to-
MIA 70 ALI.
Entonccs Landis habla del Pre-
sidcntc Y dice: -i,S mrior qnc Sc
Yea cOu Coolidge. Nc0 que Sc eStd
"nicndo una infinidad dc aSoeia
clones.
Copyright John bile co.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-07-20
Resultado del pri-
mer eScrutiniO de
nHeStrO cOncurSo po-
litico

En- tr primer escrutinio dc nues
tfO .GoncurSo P0litico, HerificadO
aver, entire los numerosoS candi-
datosY que scnnl;l la opinion phi
,9'lica .-paia ocRpar los cargos de
PrcSiGcnte del ScnadO Insular. y
speaker" de la Camara, salie-
ron ariunfantes, para Ercsidcntc
del Senado3
Don Manuel Mendia, I49 votOs.
Den Antonio K. BarccI6, 70 votes
Don Santiago Ig!csiasy IL yOtOs.
Para Speaker" s
Don Rafael NJ. Alvarez, I23 votes
Don VI. Guerra MondTag6n 81.
Don jose T0Gs Soto, %.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-07-20
DIFFERENCES POSICIONES MARTE TERRA EN- LA EPO
CA ACTUAI.--2 CIROSi TRAYECTORIA PLANETA MARTE
DESDE N TERRA

un mpmcnt" en- que cl vccino per-
planczra cstaciohar;o (33 dc julio
para retioSr8Iar cn Scguida hasta
ct 70 DO Seticmbrc. y cnlprender.
de nucvU Su caMinO haCia la cons
tclaci0n dc los FcceS, ad0ndc llCga-
ri cl primero de diciembre 0frc-
cicndo al obSeryador terreStrc 81
cu!'ioSo bucle que Sc obSerya Ell la
fiGura. Naturalmentn que los de-
lnaS planctas, tambien prcScntan fc-
n6mcnos an;llogos qlc tanto intri-
garon los SabioS dc la antisuedad,
haSta que 81 immortal can6nigo Nj
colis C0pGrnic0 dcscifr0 cl enigma.
Marie, observable simple Wis
Ia. ararece como uLa briilante es
trcila &c TN color anaranjado muy
intense. Su brillO, Observable dcS-
&c ID TERRA, es muy variable, pues
dcpenGe dc la distancia a que Sc
cncuentren ambos planetas en- un
munlentO dado. Durante el presen-
ie aEo de acercamiento perih6lico,
I'll VtiF -GditS ItHuIi uH uldHlStfo
aparcntc dc 25''1, Ii magnitud es-
t"!ar tlcsara 81; 8erd, por tnnto.
81 rcy del firmamento, deiand0 muy
a'raS Ia rutilante sirio, (magnitud
icnaf luenos 2.2j Y SOlamente sera
snpcr1do III csplcnd0r pof Venus en-
~ tpoca dc mayor brillo. En- es-
taS cnltui,.i0nCS Marie pucde obser-
varSe staple vista en- ltleno dfa,
Y durantc la oposici1n SUI distancia
plfliima scrd de 30 nljIloncs dc kil0-
met rDS.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-07-20
LA OPINION GENERAL EN- EUROPA.

tigua opera italiana Y la moderna
iue la que lnayores ingresos obtu
80 despues de la primera represen
tacion de t'Ner6n", que por las cir
cunstaneias especiales que 10 rodea
ron alcanzo linites janas vistos.
Ell estreno de esta opera boitiana
produjo 827,198 liras; En- la repre-
sentacion de aida" de ell 20 de
noviembre ell margen de ingresos
fus de 25,04s y en- la neche de ga
La en- honor de los ravas rrodl1io