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By United Press

NEW YORK, May 22.-Fuller ap-
probation Of the constructive ac-
counts likely to accrue from the
agreement on the tax bill brought
large overnight buying orders into
the market and the whole trade
showed a relatively bouyant tone in
early dealings.
Rails We're strongest as a group,
moving ahead under the leadership
Of Nickel Plate which reached a
1Nther new high record for the year
- SOS. American Can featured
the Industrial list, squirting into new
grounds on the recovery at 1O3A
as compared with the low Of 9S15,
touched on the break following
enactment of the bonus bill.
Opening prices: Studebaker 81 up
Is Pan-American OBJ 4715 up II .
Southern Railway 54is. up ~ Baldwin
1OI q. up y Sinclair 10 =. up Is Amer
lean Sugar - s up L Standard of New
Jersey 30. up 4 B. & 0. "a. up 5 Gen
eral Motors -. off Is Z. ). Rubber 81 I
mp l: American Can 102 * up p South
ern Pacific 90 .. up g c. & o. 1884 up
Is ID. II lib: Corn Products 80 =, IN
Is Texas Company 40 g
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Street Car Drags Boy

By United Press
EVANSVILLE, Ind, May e.
William Grayson, years old, is
dead at his home Of injuries sus-
tanned Wednesday night when he
was knocked down and dragged
twenty feet under a street car.
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G. A. r. To Attend Memorial

Memorial services Sunday at the
First United Brethren Church, Wal
nut ST., and Park Ave, will be at.
tended by members OF three G.. A. r.
posts and relief corps. Bishop H.
H. Foiit will deliver the ADDRESS. N
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DIR. Lafayette Page to Speak

DIR. Lafayette Page will speak to
the Progressive Educational Associa-
ton Friday at 8 p. m. in Orchard
School, $3.50 N. Meridian St., on 1.-THE
Physical Basis of Education"
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ElectOr Slate

Slate for presidential electors Is:
George j. Nattkemper, Terre
Haute; Miss Mary Sleoth. Rush
vile: Mrs Julia Belle Tutewiler. In.
dianapolis Mrs. Lulu Fitch. Muncie.
Conference on selection Of the
delegate slate TO appease every fac
ton including the Ku-Klux Khan
factions lasted TAR into the night.
David c. Stephenson. grand dragon
Of the Khan in Indiana was present
at the conferences held in the rooms
Of Senator James +. Watson
Stephenson was closeted with
Watson during the greater portion
Of the evening.
The Khan leader has been vic.
torious in every encounter with
Walter c. Bossert, leader of the
regular Khan faction and Stephenson
declared Wednesday night he had
been successful in naming every
member Of his delegate slate
With Ex-Governor James p. Good.
rich apparently eliminated rs
factor in the proceedings of the
powers that be. the NeW-Watson
fight for control broke Sout i'm
mediately on arrival Of the post
master general from Washington.
Stephenson declared he was sup
porting these candidates for State
officers.
Harold Van Orman. for Lieutenant
Governor; Frederick e. Schor.c-
meier, for Secretary Of State; Wi
bur Ryman, Muncie. for attorney
general Noble Sherwood. dean Of
Franklin College, for superintendent
Of public instruction; Ben Urbahns.
Valparaiso, State treasurer; Lew
Bowman, Richmond. State auditor:
Judge John Dillon. Jasper. Judge If
Supreme Court, First district; VIII
lard 3. Gemmill, Marion. judge Of
Supreme Court, Fourth district; two
judges Of Appellate Court, f. N.
Thompson, Versailles, and T.. A..
Dausman, Goshen; Mrs. Edward
Franklin White, reporter fer Su-
preme Court.
The Dessert faction of the Khan
has this slate in opposition: 4.
Frank Cones, Fowler, State treas
urer; B. M. Willoughby, Vincennes.
Supreme Court, First district; AL
fred Hogston, Marion, Supreme
Court, Fourth district; Arthur r.
Briggs, Ligonier. Appellate Court:
Paul Shaffer, Terre Haute. Supreme
| Court reporter. Selections for other
| Offices coincide.
ODnOSitiOn ia Cvbarias IJa1Io,.
Huntington, developed late Wednes-
day and Judge Van Alta, Alfred
Hogston and Willard Gemmen, all
Of Marion, are out for judge of the
Supreme Court from the Fourth dis
trict.. Haller's name may not go
before the convention.
District caucuses at the State
house Wednesday night We're for the
most part cut and dried affairs.
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acres of peanuts under cultivation
in this country.
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NEW YORK. May 22-Flour-ouiet.

NEW YORK. May 22-Flour-Quiet
steady. Pork-Inactive, mess. 500 r. y.
Lard-Easy; midwest spot $40 .S0W1O 90.
Susar-Raw. dull. centrifugal 80 test
5-65c; refined. quiet; granulated, s. - "A
80. COhee-RIO spot. IA u a Il rs C.:
Dull special TO extra. SIS a &c. Hay
Firm; No. l, S15.5O0 IS; No. 3. S12 a
13. Dressed pOultry-Quict, turkeys 20
r 3Sc, chickens 2S n 4Sc; fowls II n BIC,
ducks, 23c; ducks, Long Island 22c;
capOns. BOO Ole Live poultry-Quiet.
geese. 1O0 lie; ducks. 13Q 25c- fowls %
brOliers. % a SOC; capOns, 80 a 45c- Cheese
-Steady; state whole milk, common to
specials. 10 p "a 25c: state skins. choice to
specials, II a 1890; lower grades. n 1Oc.
Butter-StrongeT; receipts. 1O,T7l; cream
cry extras 80 z G special market. 40 = G;
Danish. 80 = a ACC. Argentine, 80 = "a
36 4 @. Eggs-Quiet, receipts, 1925:
fancy. "a a Boo; nearby state whites. 26a
33c; fresh 6rsts. 250 % i4c: Pacific
coasts. % a 36c: western whites. % n 33c:
nearby browns 50 q 33c.
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CHICAGO. May 2-Butter-Receipts
10544 creamery extra. 81 y @: standards
sc; drsts 36ia 81 T. seconds. 30 n $50.
Eggs-Rece1Dts 23415: ordinary hrsts
81 , n pc. hrsts. 23 = a - g. Cheese
Twins. lie, young Americas. lSl2c.
POUtry-Receipts. ! car: fowls 24u Doc;
ducks. 23c; geese. 12c, turkeys, poe
rosters. lie. broilers. 3SQ 44c. Potatoes
Receipts, 215 cars, Wisconsin round
whites. S115G 30. Minnesota and
North Dakota Red River Ohio S1.5O. Ala
hama Trlumphs - 50 "a 80; Florida
spaldIng rose, S5.75 q Z 80.
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Shank Gives Talk

Chairman Branch called Mayor
Lew Shank, another opponent to the
platform. Shank said:
We'll, folks, who gives a darn for
a loser, anyway. I was beaten fair
and square. Go to it, get a good
ticket and let's elect it this fall.
Il thought I could run some, but
it seems the people of Indiana want
ed me to be mayor of indianapolis
another year. I believe myself I've
made a good mayor"
1t was necessary for Branch to
rap frequently for order Contin-
ual cries of Louder! interrupted
A. G. Graham, chairman Of the
resolutions committee, who read the
report.
The platform reported by the res
olution committee was adopted by
reclamation.
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captain-$1S0 a month.
And York, who has turned down
tempting contracts, will accept the
money If the bill passes.
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Show Technical Strength

Stocks gave an impressive dem
onstraion Of technical strength in
the late morning in the face of news
from Washington that the House
was dissatisfied with the agreement
reached on the tax bill and that it
might advise the President to veto
the measure.
Despite this development indus
trial leaders maintained a steady
tone on the current rally. Oils gave
a particularly good account Of them
selves considering the increase of
27.550 barrels daily in the domestic
crude output last week reported by
the American Petroleum institute.
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Chicago Grain Table

May %
May 1.05 p LOGS los y los 4 LOS ,
sspt 16Sis I.0955 los ( los ! los s
q 8: e. I'll :: E. FL # +:
s a: I q & g 81: 81 q: 4 !:
May 1880 1899 1929 1890 1890
May SiD 9-s7 9s7 e.s5 o.s5 $50
H }aiz g az g &C.. s az 81 81 3.
CHICAGO. May Gear lot receipts
We're: Wheat, IS; corn. IS: oats 30. De
Hveries: Wheat. 227 900 bushels; corn,
10000; rye. 2l.0o0; lard. $4,000 pounds.
CHICAGO. May 22.-wheat. No. 3 red
Tor; No. hard, S10s G1.14 Corn
No; , yellow, SIC; No 5 yellow. II X a
UNI. 70 q "a soc; No. 3. ira 7S4c; No.
, white so Z C.; No. 3. 79c; No f ne
0ats-NO. white. 4Sla q 4SAc; No. 4.
- 4 a A &C Standard, 44d44hc c.
Barley, 50 a 76c. Rye No. ?. SIS q G Tim
Othy, So a 7.25. Glover. $1,000 Q1S.5O.
TOLEDO. Nay-22- Wheat. SI11K6
1l2l5: corn, S0i5 n sic: rye soc; oats
90 y % &c; barley, re: cloverssed
S1I.20; October. S11.2O. Timothy, MAY
1885; September, 1915. Alsiize, $3.50;
August 5000 Butter, Ala 42c Eggs.
23G 24c; hay. $50.
ST LOUIS. May 2-wheat-No. I red
81 16; No. >, S114@116: No. 3. SII36
lis; July, 81 -06 . September, S1.OS 4 .
COrn-NO , white. SAC: No. g. zee: No
r. re; July, II nc; September, 76I4c
oats-No. . white. so Z Q sic; No. 3, soc:
No. 4, ACC; May. 4S sc.
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PLATFORM FIGHT
At CONVENTION
Continued From Page y

CONTINUED From Page y
what he said were improved rela-
lions with foreign nations, in
valuable aid given Europe without
resulting obligation on our part, re-
duced public debts and reduction in
public expenditures.
After Ed Jackson, nominee for
Governor had spoken, Edgar D.
Bush, one of his primary opponents
came out strong in support of Jack
son
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Goodrich Laughs

Mr.. Goodrich. who wes seated on
the platform, laughed heartily as the
kissing continued. Chairman Branch
was forced to rap repeatedly TO
bring the convention TO order.
The fourteen delegates-at-large are;
Emmett F. Branch. Clyde A. Walb.
Senator James f. Watson, Postmas-
ter General Harry New, Ex-senator
Albert J. Beveridge. Henry Marshall.
Lafayette; Mrs Florence Riddicll
Boys, Plymouth; Mrs. Anne Sudo.
baker Carlyle, South Bend Ewing
Emison. Vinceunes; Ex-Governor
James p. Goodrich, Ex-Governor
Winfield Durbin, oscar FuQinger,
Ft. Wayne; Cornelius Richardson.
Richmond; George b. Lockwood.
NTuncfa
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Local Bank CIearinnS

Indianapolis bank cleariugs Thursday
were 5000 coo Bank debts amounted
to So $4,000.
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So was a resolution offered by Ew-
ing Emison. Vincennes, instructing
delegates to the national convention
to vote as a unit for Coolidge.
The slate for the fourteen dele
gates-at- large to the national con
ventlon was "railroaded" through
the convention by Chairman Branch.
The chairman declared the dele
gates ratified allowing slight chance
for opposition from the floor.
When the name Of Ex-Governor
Goodrich was read as a member Of
the delegation he was Missed and
booed and LOUD shouts Of 'No, no, "
came from all parts Of the halL
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Amateur TIPS
SAYS IRIS SPEAKER

Manager, Cleveland Indian,
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CHICAGO. May Gear lot receipts
were: Wheat, IS; corn. IS: oats. 30. De
liveries: Wheat 227 900 bushels; corn,
10000; rye. 2I.OOO; lard. $4,000 pounds.
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SURGE UN BROTE REVOLUCIO.
MARIO EN- Ell BRASIL

BUENOS AIRES, julio g. Gable
Frances) .-Noticias llegadas esta
ciudad procedentes de San Pablo,
(BrasiD, anuncian que ha surgid0
un brote revolucionario en- esta ciu-
dad.
Los revolucionarios Sc han apode-
RADIO de todas las fortifcaciones y
puntos estrat6gicos de la ciudad des-
pues de acalorados debates contra
las tropas del gobierno constituido.
Sc espera que de IN momento a
otro sean enviados desde Rio ia
neiro varios destacamentos fedora
les con el fin de sofocar en- parte
la revolution que surgio con inten-
sidad Ell San Pablo el viernes pa
sado.
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En- las paradas de sehs poiozA
o RsssnFsr
N) I'm psrada d lpAe stsa.
i'm ion fagstop for tha rAin
Q) Al eha
q
tAurAAk
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DR.. JOSE VICENTE
Or. Ramon Fernandez CarballO

Participa sus colegas, clientes ami
goe que ha trasladado su Oficina Ia
parada 10 frente al teatro 0linpo don
de ofrece sus servicios profession les.
TEL. 1863 SANTURCE
DENTISTA
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Cuando esta cronica aparezca, la So
luci6n del problema presidential en-
Francia sera va un hecho, la banoe-
ra tricolor ondear& sobre ell Eliseo,
para evidenciar que un nuevo jefe de
Estado esta al frente de la gran ma
cion. GPainleve? GDoumergue? jEl pre-
sidente de la Camara ell del Sena-
do?. Las izquierdas radicales no
quieren a ninguno de ellos. Sc les ha
pedido, uno y otro, cue retiren Sis
candidaturas. Vendra una tercera per
sonalidad, que, por fortuna para Fran
cia, no escasean. Y ell iluStre Mi
lIerand habra bajado del poder, SIN
rencores, sin espasmos, sin epilepslas
pero dando una noble lecci6n de clv1s-
mo; y convertible en- simple ciudada-
no reanudara su vida honorable Y mo-
desta, de Intellectual y de patricia,
despues de dejar grabadas en- I'm ma
niiesto sincere estas palabras de buen
frances: "Mafiana, con los ciudadanos
que Ell todas parties del pals me hon
raron con sus preciosas simpatias, vol
we're la lucha por la ibertad, por
la repubica por Francia!"
Francisco M. de OLAGUIBEL
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AVISO
ENMIENDA DE cERTIFIcADo
A QUIENEs INTEREST:

= SO4hRLS 1NIER6SE.
Por el presente Sc hace saber que
Luis A Catoni, domiciliado en- San
Juan ha s0licitado de la Comisi6n de
Servicio Publico Sc lie permita enmen-
dar Ell certificado de necesidad Y coa-
veniencia No. AIS, que lie autoriza ex-
nlotar dos autoguaguas en- la conduc-
cion de pasajeros entire San Juan y
Martin Pena, en- el sentido de hacer
viajes a Las Casas Racing Park, GUAM
do Sc celebren carrears de caballos en-
dicho hipodromo asi nlismo para
Que de 7 a II de la noche Sc lie auto
rice transporter pasajeros desde san
Juan la Farada A y vice versa.
Toda persona que desee intervenir
y ser oida en- la vista pdblica que acer
ca de la anterior sohcitud celebrara
esta Comision, cuya fecha Sc fjara PCS
teriormente, debera presentar 4 esta
Secretaria en- antes del dia 9 de
julio en- curse, un escrito hacienda cons
tar en- detalles los hechos EN- que fl,n
da su derecho a intervenir ser o,da
Francisco del Vale, Jr.
Secretario
Comisi6n de servicio Pubhco
Advt.
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LOS AVIADORES NORTEAMERI-
CANOS HAN RETRASADO SU
VIAJE DEBIDO A REPARA-
Clones EN- LOS MOTORES
DE LOS AEROPLANOS

WASHINGTON; Julio 8. tCabIe
Frances) Ell general Patrick, jefe
del servicio aereo de los Estados
Unidos, ha recibido Uni despacho de
karachi en- ell que lie infOrman que
los aviadores americanos sc han Wis
to obligados retrasar el vuelo al
rededor- del mundo por tres dias de-
bido a linipiezas Y otras reparacio-
nes que sexigian los nlotores.
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M. Calvin Coolidge, inclinado sobre
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Cr6nicas del Extranjero

! sus libros de estudio sus legaJoS oo
asuntos por reso1ver, escucho por ra-
dio- o-telefonia, desde la vasa Blanca, la
formidable ovaci6n que le designaba CO
mo candidate para la presidencia de ID
Repdblica. Unanime puede lamarse ell
acto reahzado por la Convention del
Partido Republican,, reunida en- Cleve
land, va que SOLO dos votos fueron ad-
versos al actual Jefe del Executive:
los de los delegados por los Estados
de Wisconsin de North Dakota La
ceremonial revistio toda la solemnld9G
que los americanos saben dar esas
cosas, Sc inauguro con Ia oracion
del obispo catolico de Ia dioces1s, ell
la cual Sc imploraba la gracia divlna
y Su ayuda propicia para el resultado
de la reunion. Esta formalidad. no
descuidada nunca en- casos semeja3tes,
es imponente. Ell licenciado don Manuel
/ Calero, que asistio a una Convenclon
en- Chicago, referia en- cierta ocasi6n
en- un grupo de amigos Ia pro.unda
impression que le habia causaao Or
un sacerdote recitar ell Padre Nrest"o,
para iniciar las sesiones, y escuchar eI
"Our Father, brotar de todos los
labios que, momentos despues, hahl&n
de prodigarse en- gritos, injurias y au-
1lidos, en- Ell frenesi pohtico del mo-
mento.
GCon esta designation Quedara re-
sueIto ell probema presidential ameri-
cano? No, por cierto. FaItan los de-
m6cratas. .. . y falta el tercer paTtldo
que segdn Sc dice, encabeza ell senador
La Toilette, Embellishments conocido
en- su pals, y cue va prepara una pla-
taforAla, en Ia que pide la nacionah-
zac on de los ferrocarriles las plan
us generadoras de fuerza motriz, la
sob1 ecarga de impuestos a los prople-
tarios ricos el pago de bonos los
soldados. Programa seductor para
muchos, con ell cual no es dificil que
Sc adhieran al grupo que encabeza eI
honorable senador centenares de par
tidarios. En- 10 que toca a la can
didatura vicepresidencial, la Conven-
cion Republican, engio al general
Charles Gate Dawes, que es abogado,
ha servido puestos pubhcos de impor-
tancia, presto sus servicios en- Irancia,
durante la guerra ultima, es presl-
dente del comit6 de expertos que tiene
presentado un plan para arreglar Ell
asunto de las reparaciones entire los
Aliados y Alemania.
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nARLF INMEs EN- Is MINUTOS.

rsru Tudrk
lmet
d@
sTDeDt ss) T.
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Ell Presloente de los EE. UU.-SS.-
Ell Pueblo de Puerto REQ
VS..
Rutino NIasaS.
CRIMINAL NO. $685.
Por: Adulteraci6n de leche.-
Yo, Rafael Mas Florido, Marshal
dc la Corte de Distrito del Distrto Ju
dicial de Humacao, P. Il. al publlco
hago saber;-
que ell d.a 24 de JUNO de 1924
fue dictada por esta Corte de D4strlto
en- Ell ca5o arrba tltulado, una senten-
cia contra ell acusado Justine Masas
que copiada literalmente dice asi:
SENTENCIA.- Hoy "a de ju-
Mo de 1924 fue ua!nado este case para
juncio comparecieron FL Pueblo de
Puerto Rico por su Fiscal el acusado
Rufno Masas en- propia persona. Acto
seguido Sc di6 lectura la acusacion
la que contesto ell acusado declaran
dose culpable. La Corte, cida la lee
tura de Ia acusacion Ia alegac1on
de culpabiEdad hecha por cl acusado,
declara al acusado Rufno Masas cui-
paDle de IN delito de ADULTERA-
CION DE LECHE EN- GRADO DE
EEINCIDENCIA, Y lie impone Ia pena
de SEIS MESES DE CARCEL, sin cos
tas, ordena Ia publication de esta
santencia en- dos periodicos de los de
mayor circulation en- la isla por me-
dio de cartelones que Sc fijaran Ell 81
tios pdblicos y en- ell domlciho esta-
blecimiento del sentenciado oruenando
Sc asmismo la revocation de cualqmeZ
icencia que pudiera tener para Ell eX-
pendio de leche.
Y ordena la Corte que el sentencado
vaya de esta Corte de Justicia, para Ia
CarceI comun del Distrito, a donde
sera entregado al Jefe de aquel esta-
blecimiento penal, para que sea en- Ell
mismo recluuido por el tGrmino sena-
lado en- la sentencia.
Pronunciada en- Corte alberta. Ell HUI
macao, P. Il. a "a de JUNO de 1924.
~ Pablo Berga Juez del Distrito.
CEETIFICO:- (T A. Ramirez, Jr. Sc
cretario.- Yo, A. Ramirez Jr. Secreta-
rio de la Corte de Distrito del Distri-
20 Judicial de Humacao, P. r. GER
TIFICO:- Que la que precede es CO.
ola fiel exacta de la sentencia dc
tada por esta Corte Ell ell case arriba
,itulado, para entregar al Marshall
,e esta Corte de Distrito los efectoS
lie Ia publication de la sentencia por
medic de edictos y cartelones, de
acuerdo con 10 que Ell la misma Sc
Hspoue exp;do la presente. que ttrlno y
iello con ell de esta Corte, en- HUMA-
GAO, P. r. "a de JUNO de 1924. t1ir-
mado) A. Ramirez, Jr. Secretario Corte
lie Distrito de Hunacao. P. r.
en- la preinserta sentencia, hbro Ell
ol:miento de 10 ordenado por la Corte
Y para la publication de este edicto
n dos peri6dicos de circulation gene
raj en- la Isla de Pto. EIco. en- cum
oresente bajo mi firlna. en- la ciudad
lie Humacao, P. r. 4 los 25 dias del
mes de JUNO de 1924.
Rafael MAS.
Marshal Corte Distrito de
Hu1nacao. z. r. Advt.
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DISTRITo JUDICIAL DE HUMA-
Gao, P. EN- LA COETE DE
DISTRITO

Estados Unidos de America
Ell Presidente de los EE. UU.-SS.-
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DIRECTORIO PROFESSIONAL
PEDRO c. 0UINONEs

AVOCADO Y NOTAR1O
Graduado de la Universidal de Penn
sylvania, Harvard y Puerto Rico.
Postula ante las Co1tes de Puerto Ri
CO Corte Federal.
p. o. BOX 1873. Tel 143, s. ).
EdihciO NOA, San Juan, P. R.
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Italia Espafa.- Un Rey Gentilho'n-
bre.- Santa Elena de Montenegro
Palmas Academies Clavelcs va
lencianos.- iArriba, MI. Coolidge
Las Ultimas Palabras que Pronun-
clio M Alexandra Millerand.
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Hacemos con rspides y . szts.
"a satisfacci6n todos los fotogra.
oados que I'd. necesite. 2 . pre-.
eiOx econ6micos. Visftenos: Puer.
to Rico nastrado, Inc. San Jose Z
Imperial Valley press., 1924-01-28
MORE PETITIONS
SHOWN BY SWING
ON BORDER VICE

Congressman Phil d. Swing call
ed on President Coolidge Saturday
afternoon and showed him addition
al petitions from California citi
zcns, urging that steps be taken to
curb activities of Americans who
patronize the vice and gambling re.
sorts of ri Juana and Mcxicali.
Several days ago, the congress
man presented n petition to the pre-
sident requesting that action be
taken with the Mexican government
by this country for the purpose of
eliminating present conditions
which cause thousands of dollars TO
be lost every week over the gaming
tables and vice resorts of these two
cities.
In view of the assistance given
to the Mexican federal government
at this time, it is believed that any
request made by the American gov
ernment to clean up I'll Juana,
MeXicali and other border resorts,
will be listened to favorably by the
Mexican authorities.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-01-28
HERE Is STATEMENT FROM =
lTLEY'S OFFICE REGARDING
ENFORCING ALIEN LAND LAW

the work to be done are Invalid, re-
2ardless of whether they were made
before or after the passage of the
1929 amendment.
Only for Wages
"Thc only manner in which an
alien can work upon farm land is
when he is hired on a definite com
pensation, and bonuses or percentage
of crops or percentage to be deter
mined by the success of the crop
are not to be allowed.
"Those crops actually in the
ground many now be harvested bat
no more crops may be planted. AT
ter lettuce crops are harvested, can
taloupes may not be planted this
year. Cotton crops may not be vol
unteered for another year. Straw
berry crops or grape crops which
will mature between now and July
may be harvested but none later.
"1nasmuch as there is delegated
to this Office the enforcement of the
law please do not ask the office TO
pass upon the sufficiency or insult
ficiency of any contemplated con
tracts with aliens -