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Imperial Valley press., 1924-05-15
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RACE DRIVER IN
NARROW ESCAPE

TNDIANAOLIS, Ind, May Is
Harry Fcngler, rice driver of
Kansas City, had a miraculous cs-
c2pe from serious injury or death
when his automobile crashed into
the retaining wall during practice
at the indianapolis motor speedway
today.
Fengler was taken to st. Vim
cent s hospital, where it was said
he was not badly hurt. The. ear
was damaged to such an extent
mechanicians were doubtful wheth-
er it could be repaired in time for
the races on Decoration Day.
New York is place where you
eau live all your life and still feel
YOU aJe away from home.
Ignoring troubles makes them feel
small.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-05-15
SAN DIEGO WOMAN
NEW PRESID E n T
Z. D. C.. OF STATE
Ry United Press Leased Wire

Los ANGELES, May 15.-With
Mrs. X. G.. Blankenburg, of San Di-
ego, slated for the post of presi
dent, officers of the California
chapter of United Daughters of the
Confederacy were to be elected
here late today. Mrs. o. S. Lair is
expected to be chosen first vice
president.
Visalia will be picked for the 1924
convention, it is generally believ-
ed. The convention will close with
Il reception tonight to the new of
ficers.
Swimming in strange places IS rs
dangerous as riding on a freight
train With new flagman.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-05-15
WEALTHY MAN rs
RELEASED ON BOND

Los ANGELES, May l5.-A. II.
Pepall, wealthy glass manufactures.
of Long Beach, was today released
on 81 900 bond by L. S. Commission
er Long. Pepall is charged with en-
tering this country illegally. He is
said to be wanted by Canadian au-
thorities. He formerly lived in To-
Imperial Valley press., 1924-05-15
LLOYD COIN is
ODD FELLOWS HEAD

PASADENA, May 10 Unani-
mouS,v eleeting Lloyd Coln, of Sac
ramento, grand master for the com
ing year, the California Grand Lodge
o1 Odd Fellows closed its annual
convention here today.
f. c. Rittenhouse, of Santa Cruz,
was named deputy grand master;
=. L. Parker, Orange, grand ward
en-, and L. s. G. Clifford, San Fran
cisco, grand secretary. The last
two officers were the only ones over
which there was a contest.
san Francisco was chosen for the
1925 convention city.
This is the time of the year the
college seniors worry over how much
money bricklayers are making.
The balarce of power i'll Europe
depends chiefly upon their balance
Of mind.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-05-15

In ths llong run, it is best to walk
Imperial Valley press., 1924-05-15
EDITH GOULD is
LOSER IN TRIAL

VERSAILLES, France, MAY 10.
Tho court today rejected Edith
Kelly Gould 5 claim 70 half of the
fortune of Frank Gould, her former
husband
Edith must pay the costs of the
trial.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-05-15

ignoring troubles makes them fec
small.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-04-25
Ell cABo PEDRO cAsIANo


He aQui Ell nombre de un puerto
rriqueho, quien nj siquiera conozco
personalmente, pero que ha negado
adQuirir una reputation famosa como
poIcfa al servicio de La velocidad, lla-
mado detenerla y regularla.
A este fin Sc lie provey6 de una mo-
tocicleta de la marca mas famosa en-
el mercado, y a los diez y siete dias fu6
precise proceder repararla por COM
pleto. Parecia que contaba va un afio
de uso! De clio puede deducirse la ru-
da prueba que la someti6 el agente,
en- persecution de los vehiculos que a
toda velocidad huyen de aquel para
evitar una denuncia y una multa.
lTrabajo indtill @
El cabo Casiano les da alcance
en- POGO tempo y una vez en- frente de
los fugitivos, les obliga detenerse,
elevando sobre su cabeza las palmas
de sus manos. Tras este La notification
verbal de la denuncia.
No falt6 quien le dijese, aludiendo
al costo de las. reparaciones de La mo-
tocicleta en- question:
"A ese paso va salir mas cara Ia
mocha que ell candill
Y ell cabo Casiano, imperturbable,
respondi6:
ESQ va esta pago, como tambien Ell
valor del aparato. En- diez y siete dias
ha superado Ell importe total de las
multas al de La adquisici6n de aquel.
Los choffers tienen Casiano un
terror rayano en- locura.
Cuando las guaguas corren a >velo-
cidad, no esta Casiano de servicio. o
Sc haya lejos.
Pero a veces Casiano les hace una
jugarreta entretenida, dejando la mo-
tocicleta cerca del puente del aqua, en-
sitio visible, para que @puedan perci-
birla los conductores de vehiculos,
mientras Ell agente va esconderse tras
de uno de los arboles de almendros
situados orillas de La amplia carre-
terra.
Las guaguas corren desaforadamen-
te en- aquella recta de mil metros de
longitud. Ell choffer siente una ale-
gria satanica por ell hecho de burlar,
con clio, la ordenanza, y de repente
v6se obligado a paralizar la marcha
retrancando su aparato, porque un hom
bre que parece brotado de la TERRA, Sc
coloca frente frente, con las palmas
de las manos en- 10 alto.
IFS el cabo Casiano!
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-04-25
Ell terror del autom6uil y
las guaguas

Si hubiese en- ell trayecto de San
Juan Rio Piedras tres agentes del
dinamismo y de la acometiv1dad del
cabo Casiano, de SECURE que Sc evita-
ria un cincuenta por ciento de acciden-
tes de los que actualmnte SO registrar. :.
Por desgracia, no es tan facil con-
seguir especialidades y menos adn pa
ra servir de dique a la velocidad, hoy
que Ell CHoQUE de yehiculos de ga
solina es tan frecuente.
Cuando Casiano tiene que ausentar-
Sc para prestar servicios fuera de la To-
calidad y lie sustituye otro agente, ge-
neralmente Sc limita no hacer NADIA
o cuando mas a producer un gesto con
la mano para que Sc detenga Ell infrac-
tor, quien PONIENDo Ell AUTO EN-
PoLvoRosA, como. yulgarmente Sc
dice, desaparece con la rapidez del re-
lampago.
Hay nombres y apellidos incongruen-
tes, como aquellos que estan precedidos
de una particula empequedecedora que
los hace compuestos Y hmita, en- cier-
to modo, las clialidades que enaltecen
las persopas que responder anombres
como CAsIMIRo, CUAsIMoDo, CA
SIANO Y otros analogos.
No concuerda, en-. verdad, I'm apelli-
do liniitado, con un hombre tan COM
pleto. Sin la particula CAST que pre-
cede al suyo, mereceriaa allamarse REC
TITUD, cARAcTER, DISCIPLINE, ct
cetera. So. .....s .s..5,.s. :, ,,.s.a.
Y conste, para evitar prejuicios, que
el que autoriza estas hneas, nj %es ami.
go de Casiano, nj tiene auto alguno
que pudiera ser objeto de denuncias.
E. VEGA NEvARES.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-04-25
UNA ACLARACIoN AL DISCURSo
DE TOUs SOTO EN- Ell BROADWAY

Ell sr. Tous Soto nos ruega haga-
mos la siguiente aclaraci6n a su dis
curse pronunciado en- el Teatro Broad
way, de Ponce.
Refriendose Gel TEMPO fus pu-
blicado err6neamente:- .,'quien cada
dia coma de esa hostia maldita, etc %
Debiendo decir, segdn Ell original del
discourse: ''quien cada dia. comuIga
con esa hostia maldita, etc. -
Hacemos gustosos la aclaraci6n an
terror, ~ sss+ !
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-04-25
DON JOSE A. RoAEAGUERA NO Es
Ell PREsIDENTE DEL JuRADo
DE PONCE

En- una information que ha POGO hu-'
bimos de publican, consignamos que la
persona que actu6 como Presidente del
Jurado de Ponce fu6 el Sr. Jose Al
Romaguera. Hoy rectifcamos hacienda
la aclaraci6n de que quien presidfa ell
anterior Jurado fu6 el sr. Jose Roma
guerra, de aquella ciudad.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-04-25
MARCAS DE FABRicA PARA
>f REGISTRAR
AVISO

A quien pueda interesar:
De acuerdo con la seccion 5 de
Ia Ley de Marcas de Fabrica (nd-
nero 66), aprobada en- julio %,
1923, Sc hace saber que las siguien-
tes marcas de fabrica han sido pre-
sentadas en- la Oficina del Secreta-
rio Executive de Puerto Rico para
su archivo y registro:
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-04-25

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New Britain herald., 1924-08-27
LOUIS I. DURYEA
 COMMITS SUICIDE
Third of Family Of 'zouaVe'
 Fame to End His Life

Utica, W. Y. Aug. 27.-Louis T. Duryea, eS, a resident of the Ma sonic home here, shot himself to death Sunday, it was learned today.
 New York. Aug. 27.--Louis l.. Duryea is the third of his family to end his life since 1921. He was a. noted pigeon shot. The family for tunes were founded by Gen. Hiram Duryea of Duryea's Zouaves of the Civil war, who built up the Duryea laundry starch business.
 Gen. Duryea himself was shot and killed by his son Chester in 1914. Harry H. Duryea, another son or Gen. Duryea killed himself in his Of fee here in 1921. Mayor Frank w. Duryea, formerly a broker, nephew of Gen, Duryea and a brother Of Louis Duryea, shot and killed him. self in Presidio barracks, San Fran cisco, swhere he was a finance office in 1921.
 Walter Duryea, the third son Of Gen. Duryea, lived for many years with a broken neck supported by a steel frame. He had injured his spine while diving from the dock at the family home at Glen Cove, l.. l.
New Britain herald., 1924-08-27
W0man's Body Found
 in Worcester Street

Worcester, Mass, Aug. 27.-Po- lice after investigation of the cir cumstances surrounding the death of Mrs. Harry A. Gordon, 5G, whose body was found on a pile of paving stones near her home. were con- yinced that she was not the victim of foul play
 The investigation, however, will be resumed as there vas no dlscto- cures today that gafe any hint as to how the woman came 10 her death beyond the evidence from an autopsy and survey of the premises which indicated that she vas either fatally injured when she fell from window of her home or wandered from the house in her sIc"p and was struck by an automobile, the driver of which fled after placing her body on the paving blocks.
 The police are inclined to accep- tance Of the theory that she was in- iured in a fall. Identity Of Mrs Gordon was not established unti several hours after she fell, Uher her husband. noting her absence, re- ported her disappearance to the DO lice.
New Britain herald., 1924-08-27
CENTRAL AMERICA
 HAS TWO REV0L7S
Governments in Honduras and
 Salvador Kept Busy

Tegucigalpa. Honduras, Aug. 27.-- The Honduran government is pre- pairing for decisive attack with the purpose of destroying the revolt headed by General Gregorio Ferrera.
 General Paguaga has left for San Pedro, in Sula, with 1,500 volun- teers, who will be reinforced as fast as the government can provide arms. When sufficient forces have been gathered the march aganist Ferrera will be started.
 The departments of Nalle and Choluteoa, it is announced, are in the control of the government.
 San Salvador, Republic of Salva- dor, Aug. 27.-A telegram from General Gregorio Ferrera, Honduran insurrectionary leader, says rebel forces in the department of Intibuca, commanded by General Manuel Da- rias, have defeated government troops coming from the northern coast.
 Another dispatch says 1t is con- firmed that Adolfo Fiallos, federal commander in the town of Marcala, revolted against the Tosta govern ment and imprisoned all public em- ployes lympathizing with the gov ernment.
 Federal forces sent to recapture the town of Gracias are declared to have gone over to the rebels.
New Britain herald., 1924-08-27
BIG GATHERING OF R. A. HERE SEPT.27
25O Members From All Over
 State tO Be Entertained

New Britain Council. Royal Ar' csnum, will be host 10 about saO members of the organization repre- senting councils from several cities in Connecticut, September 27 Al Lake compounce. Fred II. Elliot o' this city Is chairman Of the general arranging for the event.
 Assisting Chairman Elliot are w. F.. Remington and r. G. Leubeeh representing New Britain council and two committeeman from each oi the following branches: Reliance Council of Bristol. Pilgrims Harbor and A. II. Hall councils of Meriden, and E. II. Webb council of Hart ford.
 A feature of the athletic program is baseball game between New Britain council and A. Fl. Hall coun' cil of Meriden.
 George Kingsbury will act as starter at the athletic meet and Att torney David l.. Nair will be scorer. The judges will be Carleton F.. Hoad- ley Frank II. Riley and D. J. Lucy, representing visiting councils. The athletic events will include the following: Potato race, three legged race, 100 yard dash, fat mems race, running broad jump, standing broad jump, shoe race, nail driving contest. stripe race and 6 special Royal Arcanum race. At s o'clock a banquet will be served at the Pierce pavilion.
New Britain herald., 1924-08-27
FOOL LAWS' HIT
 BY POLICE HEADS
Takes Time OI BlueCOats Away |. Prom Regular Duties

6lOYsrSille, ', fs Aug, 26,-An attack on FefaFmeTs hwh0 pass all kinds Of faol laws and eomparir son between European police melhH eds and American were ihe features sf the annual convention ef the New York State Association Of Chiefs el Police. which opened tw0 day sesr sien here, Thirty chiefs, represent ing most Of the upstate cities, wefe present,
 President William T, Davis, in his annual address, delivered vigorous attack on FefeFmeFs,
 "Jnsl so leng as these sa-ealled ssfoFmeTs can throw dust in tine eyes of the general public and can nass all kinds af feal laws that take the time of the policeman away from the duty he is sworn tN perform. and for which the public pays him." he said. "iust so long will the criminal thrive and laugh al the policeman who is more liable 10 lose his ioh II someone gets couple Of hlghhalls or gets caught playing the noble game of poker than if murderer or a bandit escapes"
New Britain herald., 1924-08-27
Preparations Body
 Awaits Dawes Voting

By The Associated Press.
 Paris, Aug. 27.-The reparation commission has postponed its meet ing fixed for today. According to present arrangements the commits sion will hold semi official meet ing Thursday morning, which will become official should 1t be possible to deal with the question of nomina- ticnR
 If tho London agreement is signed August 30 and the laws necessary for its application are voted by the Reichstag and promulgated by that date, 1t is understood that the com- mission will make its first official announcement that the experts re- port will come into force September l, which will be the date from which certain time limits fixed by the London agreement begin to run.
New Britain herald., 1924-08-27
NEGRO POTEN7A7E
 ANGRY AT LIBERIA
GarVey Says Europeans Oppose
 His Scheme in Africa

New York, Apg. 27.-Marcus Gar vey, self styled his highness, the potentate of the Universal Negro Improvement Association and pron- sionsl presidcnt-general Of Africa, denounced the action of the Lhper- ians government in presenting a statement to the effect that 1t was opposed to the incendiary policy or the organization headed by GarVey.
 "The communication referred to IS but the result of the machinations of a few unprincirled negro pollti- ciaps in America and Liberia, "ho are opposed to the best interests or their race" was Garvey's formal statement.
 President King of Liberia is ac- cused in the statement of obeying the desires of England and France against allowing wide-awake Amerl- can negroes to land on the African continent" Garvey, organized the Universal Negro Improvement Association sew eral years ago. Its avowed object is expressed in the slogan Of "Africa for Africans" The conventions or the organization in Harlem have been marked by much oratory, laVlsh display of colors and sonorous titles assumed by the officers.
 Garvey has advocated not only the reaajning of the entire continent Of Afroica for the black man, but re- gently promulgated the tenets of new faith in which he described God and Christ as black and satan and his mps as white.
 He was sentenced to five years in I.eavenworth prison and fined $1,ooo in federad court here on June 2l' 1923 after conviction on a charge
New Britain herald., 1924-08-27
STATE CAUCUSES
 ON FOR TONIGHT
Principal Cities in Conn, Have
 Political Gathering

New Haven, Aug. 27.-Statewide caucuses in all towns will tonight pick the delegates to the republican state convention to be held in this city September 9 and 10, while in the principal cities district or ward delegates to the city conventions In which the delegates will be named will be chosen.
 In most of the towns and the ma tority of the cities the selection of delegates has little general signi- canoe there being no statewide con- tests for the nominations for state office.
 The chief contests, which will be watched with interest, are those in this city and Bridgeport where op- posing party factions are striving for control.
 In this city the clements opposed to the party organization headed by Col. Isaac M. Ullman will make a determined effort to wrest control oi the party here from the organiza- ton. The contest is continuance of one fought some months ago when the anti-organization faction claimed victory at the time of the selection of delegates to the spring state convention of the party. At this time organization forces claimed that ward leaders were caught nap ping and prepared for the struggle which will have it's elimination to- night.
 The so-calIed reorganization forces are led by Clarence G. Willard, as- sistant secretary of the republican state central committee and an ad- herent of State Chairman J. Henry Roraback. Among those prominent in the contest for the overthrow of the organization in addition to MT Willard are ex-Governor Rollin S. Woodruff, former Lieut.. Geovernot Dennis A. Blakeslee and J. Frederick Baker, clerk of the state senate.
 Under the new rule of the party adopted at the last state convention the delegates to the state convention will be picked in senatorial district conventions, rather than in a general city convention so that there is c Likelihood that the delegation from the city to the state convention may be divided between the two contend ing forces.
 In Bridgeport a. contest will be 6 three cornered affair with contests In all but two districts of the city with interest centering in the ques- ton of ability Of the organization forces led by John T. King, long q leader in Fairfield county republican affairs, to control the city. A con test for rcnomination for senator 1T the 23rd senatorial district between forces favorable to Senator Howard $. Challenger and the King or or eaniZation forces is feature of to- nights caucus battle in the Park City.
 Efforts of the contending faction; both in this city and Bridgeport tt get out huge vote and contests II the various voting districts are eX pectcd to prolong the evenings ac tivities. Tn this city the republican organization challenged the name of hundreds of voters who were add cd to the lists of those registcrin! tor tho caucuses and many were GU off the lists after a hearing.
New Britain herald., 1924-08-27
Rushing Completion of
 New Trunk Line Sewer

Work on the Belvidere trunk line sewer will be completed in time to connect the new state normal school before the opening of the fall term, the board of public works announced today, and it will not be necessary to do night work.
 Contractors handling the job have doubled their working forces and are keeping gangs on duty until s o'clock in the evening 10 speed Up the job.
New Britain herald., 1924-08-27
BOYS BETTER RISKS
Are More Apt to Gn Through Col lege Than Girls, According to Tests Made by Experts.

Washington, Aug. 27.--Boys are better "college risks" than girls, says a report on the intelligence of high school seniors received by the inter- ,or department from the Massa' chusetts board of education.
 For every two boys apt to fall for graduation, the figures show three girls are likely to lose their chance Forty per cent of the boys and 2e per cent Of the girls are listed az good risks" Ten thousand of the l6,OOO seniors in Massachusetts high schools. the report adds, will enter as freshmen in higher institutions of learning this fall.
New Britain herald., 1924-08-27
MUSIC IS DISTORTED
Effect on Dancers Can Be Good" or ''Rotten." According 10 Inter- probation, Declared.

Chicago. Aug. aT.-Danelng is all in the music. said Raymond Bott, of Youngstown, Ohio. who, with Ed- ward s. Hurst. Of Atlanta, Ga, is supervising the public relations of the American national association of dancing masters. now holding its forty-firs annual convention here.
 ''Music Is not played the way com posers write it." he explained. Tt can be twisted and distorted until it becomes a decidedly negative in- nuence against the art of dancnig. It has become so now that orchestra leaders ask their employers whether they want music clean or rotten"
 Dancing 10 the right type of music never can be wrong. regardless of the environment. he said.
New Britain herald., 1924-08-27
Iowa Man Is Named
 For C. Q. P. Campaign

Chicago, Aug 2G.-Joseph NJ. An- derson, speaker of the lower Iowa house, will direct inc republican national campaign among the dirt farmers Of the country, William NJ. Butler, chairman Of the republican national committee declared today.
 Assisting the Iowa man in an auxiliary capacity will be several national leaders who will take the stump in the agricultural districts. These sill include former Governor Frank C. Bowden of Illinois, and senatGs William E. Borsh of IdarA
New Britain herald., 1924-08-27
Ant and Bee Life
 Books Prohibited

Lcipsic. Germany, Aug. 27.-The soviet authorities have prohibited the importation into Russia Of books about ants and bees in which "nucens" are mentioned, says the German Buchhandler- Borenblatt. q weekly devoted tu the bouE trade. The bolshcyiki are said 10 object to the description of colonies of ants and hoes as helpless when lacking the ruling power of their queens.
New Britain herald., 1924-08-27
Paradise of Cupid
 Ended by New Order

Media, Paa Aug 2i,-DelaNare County, long a mecca for elepers and others wishing 10 marry in haste, was today removed from the matrimonial map,
 Col, Franklin T. Haller, registrar of wills and clerk of the orphans court, issued instructions forhidding magistrates, Justices of the Peace and aldermen from taking the affi- dayits necessary for the issuance of a marriage license unless one member of the couple making application shall he a resident of the county,
New Britain herald., 1924-08-27

ef having used the mails to defrsud
 Investors in the stock of the Black
 star stessnshiR line, % which he was president lie was released from the tombs in sl5,0ae hail en septem- her 2, lsss, pending the decision of his appeal, aaNey Was indicted again on August 1, last accused Of having filed a fraudulent income tax return and is under additional hail of s2,A00 awaiting trial on this charge,
New Britain herald., 1924-08-27
ANOTHER OUTBREAK.
Fresh Chinese War Is Reported
 From Outlying Provinces.

By The Associated Press,
 Shanghai. Aug, 27. - The shun Pao, q leading yernaenlar newspaper received q dispatch today reporting an outbreak of warfare between the forces of Chi shleh Yuan, military governor of Kiangsu province, and General Lu Yung-IIsiang, Tuchun of Cheflnng province.
 The outbreak occurred at Quinsan, near here. on the line of the shnng- hai-Nanking railway As result of the armed clash, traffic on the rail- road between Shanghai and Nank- ing has been interrupted,
New Britain herald., 1924-08-27
TRAIN IS WRECKED
beIeeliss Rail Causes splll tn Mis- soaFi, Iaiuriag sa rassssaseTs- ThFoe seriously,

Cape GiFardau, Me- Aus, sf.-A defective rail is credited Nilh haFr iRs caused the wreck Of the sl Louis hound flyer the "Memph,anH of the st, l-anlsss saa Francisco raii- road st MeRfro, 60 miles north ai here early today causing the inluTA of ss passengers, three Of them seFlr 0uSlE,
 II is thought the three will Fe' eaNfF,
 The train struck the defective rail on a curve, the locomotive and tender passing safely over the sap the baggage ear however swung io one side causing lhh smoker and chair car ta ieaAa the track and turn over,