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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-07-17

Washington 16 cervence - Senator Burton X. Wheeler
Montany demokracky zaobce vboru enz vysetfoval u
enf nnost byvaeho generanho navadniho Daughertyho
pravi dne ze pravdpodobne bude podporoa Roberta NJ
La Folletta letosn presidentske Rampant.
'Nevdim, jak mohl bych podporovat Johna w. Davise
pravi senator Wheeler "Vzhledem ceemu svemu minule
rekordu nemoh bych zadat lid meho statu, ably hla
soval pro p. Morganova osobniho advokata.'
T" Tazan byv zda prija by nominac mstopresidenta
La Foleov6 listku nz byl rdznyh sran odporu
covan Wheeler odpovedel ze nko Monansky senator do
dali ze neopoust demokrackou stranu ale nemze
vesi shodu svym presvedcenm podporovat kanddaa
yorske konvence Acko senator nerek re dospel de-
fnitvnmu rozhodnut podporovat La Foeta prav re je
to "pravdepodobne".
Cd sveho zvolen do senatu, senator Wheeler caste
ztotozn legsativnmi podnky La Foettova boku mic
vak ho koegove predpovda ze nebude nasledoati
wsconsnskeho senaora eho neodvse presdentske kam
pan Az do dneska Wheeler zachova mcen uvazoa vsak
bedlve vyvstavsi suaci Prav tez ze bude podporova
demokraticky istek Montane pracova zvovuzvoeni
sveho koegy, senatora Walshe.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-07-17
EAMON De VALERA ma SvObODE.
BivALf PRESIDENT AlRskf REPu-
nv" 0MIL0 L0STNEn.
"BOJ VEDEN BUDE DALE. PRAVIL 20 Ma
VRATU DO SVEHO DOMOVA.

Dublin, 16 cervence. Pc jedenactmesicnim zalafi
canon De Valera, byvay president "Irske repubky by
propusten vezeni Arbour Hill kasarnach
sdentem Willamem Cosgravem skeho Svobodneho Statu
dnes rano Austin Stack jenz byl zaja voskem Svobodne
no Stau do vezen dubnu, 1929 byl propulsion
SWIM n6kdejsim nacelnkem.
Acko propousteci formulaf byl podepsan brzy rama
presdenem Cosgravem rozhasilo republkanst vld
cove budou propusen behem dne zadne zsupy neshro-
mazdiy pred vezenm oba muzi vys brany bez po-
vsmnut Vypadaj zdrave jest mich videt ze byli
bfe ziveni Oba NELL sobe move obleky.
Vyrozumiva ze president Cosgrave mel rozmuvu
De Vaerou brzy potom kdyz poeze zmneny opus veze-
nj President vrati do vladni budovy deve hodn
vazen nekolika sekreari.l Zdal Sc byti sklicen
Pc SVEN propusteni dnes De Valera sese vet
sim poetem svych hlavnich podporovatd neke mich s
MIN do eho domova kde byo radostne shledan manze
kou demi Byv zadan interview De Valera odepfe
cinh nejakeho formaniho prohaseni pravi vsak:
"Nas bo veden bude dale hskou repubiku. Pozd9ji
tydnu al budu moc uvaz bedve ceou situaci vypracu
il prohlaseni pro vefejny tsk." *N
Tazan byv zda nyn zdsane rsku nebo pnjde do Spo-
pravdepodobn6 zdstanu Irsku."
Po kratke navs9v9 svk rodiny De Valera vratl do
Dublina dnes pozde vecer Odepfe rc zda mel nejakou
rozmuvu presidentem Cosgravem neb hod& konati MIN
schdzku bizke budoucnosti De Vaerov dostao Get
nych blahopfanf eho propusteni Spojenych stata
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-07-17
SYNEK P0llcISTtv zAVRAzDEN.
MUz UPRCHNUVS1 z BLAZINCE, PRIMAL
Sc K UTOKU MA EEHO.

New York, 16. cervence - Poce Staten Islandu pa
ira horve po vrahu osmleteho Francse McDonada synka
pocy ehoz zohavena mrtvoa bya naezena vcera vecer
krovi bze domova dtee Sli hochovych tesne krku
zadrhnuych bylo pouzo eho zardousen skoro vsechno
satstvo koem rozhazeno Chapec zavrazden by m mile cd
msa kde p Maude Bauerova byla zasfelena mesc brez
je auomobil uvizl nasedkem n6jake poruchy
osam6e cest6 Harry Hoffman, operator obrazko-
vem dvade vysluhue pr!omne dvaceey zalar pro ten
to zlOcin se4@t s. .ea.s
Kearney, N. j., 16. Gervence Muz jenz uprch u
pro choromysne primal zdejs poc ze vylaka
S-leteho Francise McDonada do esI Port Richmond
Staten Island pondel odpoledne Tvrd vsak re nezab
chlapce
Omen muz e Jacob Herman, farmarsky denik 55-lety
Rochelle Park n J. Bv poan do staniho lstavu pro cho-
royslnf pfed tfem ydny pond& uprch Dnes byl do
paden bze Kearney, upozornv ebe podivnym pocna-
MIN. Herman vyprave dvo hstorku. Napred pravil re
nasel mvou chlapcovu ese zdesen uprchl pax Sc
PRIMAL re dopust chapc ltoku ale re jej nezab
Poe nemohla zistit kdy mluv pravdu avsak jsto
:je Herman odpovda popsu muze, poulccho Sc blze
mista, kde hoch byl posedne WIDEN
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Sofe 49, ze bulharska vlada jakozto dhse-
dek posen konerence Male dohody ocekava tou repres
svn akci vci Buharsku vysva dfednho projevu zahra
nicnho ifadu nemz prav ze neker& casopsy balkan
skych zemich zahay kampah pro Buharsku jez obvnui
organsovani up ktere podnka vpady jhoslovanske,
fecke rumunske dzemf vada buharsk& odmta toto OBJ
tvrd ze nkdy v9dom6 netrpela organisovan vpadd
do soalsednich. zemf. ksfs ffst&fasss ssNf.
Vadni kruhy bulharske zvaste vekou dIvxru kladou
soudnost satnickeho ducha tsl mnsra zahrancnch "a
ezitos Ed Benee Teprve ned&vno byo oznameno ze
Bulharsko mnze kdykov vtoup do Male dohody kdyz by
10 dostalo vsem zavazkhm mfrove smlouvy Neully s
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-07-17
DfTa PoDLEHLo PoPALE.
NlfVAM.

Do ssmutnt, lei re rkk vsed-
nj rubriky zahynulych ditek
nasledkem popalenin pfibyl no
w pffpad. Desetileta Anna
Mroczka (Mrackova?), 2290
Thurman ave. S. w. hrala 81
vcera :se tfemi svymi malymi
bratry, kdyz Sc byla v kuchy-
nj zmocnila sirek a jejich po-
moci Sc snaziIa zanititi dout-
max, jakych Sc uziva k OHIO.
strojIm. Vysledek byl, ze ma
dSvcatku chytly satecky a to-
to popaleno tax zle, ze "a no.
d;nu sc rozzehnalo v Grace
nemocnici Sc svetem. Matka di
t9te, jez 'jest tezkou ranou O.
sudu dplne zdrcena, byla sa-
ma popalena ma rukou, kdyz
Sc snazila plameny ma decree
udusiti.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-07-17

Slecna Dorothy McBirney
adcera Jamese H. McBirney-ho,
pfedsedy jedne Narodni banky
v Tulsa, Okla, jez byla zvole.
ma kralovnou indianskeho sic.
zdu, konaneho v Tulse. Slec-
ma McBirney-ova pochazi z in.
dianskeho kmene Creekn Jest
absolventkou proslule dfvci
kolleje Wellesly. Je povazo-
vana "a jednu z nejkrasn6jsich
indianskych divek v zemi.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-07-17

Obdobi Cd p. do 20. cerv-
ma bylo prohlaSeno "a "narod-
81 tyden nozni pohovy" asi 20
600 obuvnickymi obchody v
zemi. A ponevadz kazda ia.
kova oslava must miti svoji
"kralovnu", byla il jmenovana
slecna Ruth Kimballova z Chi
caga.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-07-17
KRALovNA INDIANsKEHo scHODEk v soUDcovYCH ]
SHRoMAzDENf ucTECH.

Portsmouth, O., 16. cerven-
ce. Zvlastni velka porota
vysetfuje donnnely schodek v
letech byvaleho probatniho
soudce Reeda M. Powella. z O.
kresu jackson. Tyz pred neja-
kymia casem podal resignaci
guverneru Donahey-mu.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-07-17
LUPIc S PEKNYM REKOR-
DEM.

Los Angeles, 16. cervence.
Melvin C. Nelson, samozvany
'svetovy champion v lupicstvi',
byl dnes odvezen do statniho
vezeni v San Quentin, aby tam
vvslouzil 81 dvacetiletou lhitu
Nelson tvrdi, ze proved 1900
loupezf v riznych castech ze-
me.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-07-17
N0RvEzsko ztsTANE .sUcnYM.

hasim zait. .vladni predohu zrusen prehbce zeml
ohoto neprzniveho hasovan ocekavd resg-
mace kabinetu.r e-.ff rtrstss
Smyrna times., 1924-03-26

celebrated their fiftieth wedding an
niversary. The long married life of
the Cunninghams has never been mar
red by the death of a child. For many
years Mr.. Cunningham was a leading
merchant of Fairfield, but twelve
years ago, gave up his business to be
come cashier of the then newly-or-
ganized Fairfield bank. He held that
position until recently when he asked
to be made assistant to his former as
sistant.
Smyrna times., 1924-03-26
REV. L. w. LAYFIELD RETIRES
He and His Wife To Leave Delawar,
City and Live With Their Daughter

City and Live With Their Daughter
The Rev. L. w. Layfeld, aged 70,
the oldest active minister of the Will
mington Methodist Episcopal Confer
ence, having served as a pastor for SO
consecutive years, will be retired at
his request at the annual conference,
to be held in Wilmington, which be-
gan to-day. DR.. Layfeld, who has
served the Delaware City Methodist
Church for five years, preached his
farewell sermon as pastor Sunday
morning.
Out of respect for his faithful and
untiring efforts in religious work, the
other Protestant churches of the city
dispensed with their morning services
and all congregations united with the
Methodist congregation in bidding
farewell to the beloved pastor of that
church. While DIR. Layfeld is in good
health, he was forced to take the step
owing to the i'll health of his wife. He
and Mrs. Layfield will leave Delaware
City to live with their daughter, Mrs.
Blanche S. Todd, at Greenwood.
His entention to retire was made
known last week, but he said he would
not cease preaching. He began his
ministry as a local preacher, assistant
to the late Rev. T. f. Martindale, pas
tor of the Snow Hill circuit, in 1870.
In 1871, DR.. Martindale and DR..
Layfeld, were assigned to the pastor
ate of the Princess Anne M. E. Church
where DIR. Layfeld remained one year.
In 1872 he served Claymont M. E.
Church. In 1873 DIR. Layfeld was as
signed to Elk Neck circuit, where he
served three years. Other charges
served during his long tenure were
three years at Charlestown, Md
three years at Pivot Bridge; three
years at Chester-Bethel; three years
at Epworth, Wilmington; three year!
at st. Georges; three years at Eas
New Market, Md; one year at Mag
nolia; two years at Zion, Nd; thre'
years at Zebley's Manor circuit; fou
years at Camden; five years at Green
wood; six years at FELTON,; three year
at Hurlock, Md; one year at Chester
Bethel and five years at Delawar
City.
DR.. Layfield was born at FairmOn'
: Md, and at the age of one year move
5 with his parents to Princess Anne
Nd. He was married fifty-two year
Smyrna times., 1924-03-26
IMPROVED DIRT ROAD FROM
SMYRNA TO SMYRNA LANDING
D. H. BOYCE MAKES PLEA FOR
ROAD ON ACCOUNT OF TRAFFIC
Tells Kent Levy Court 1t Is An
Important Road For Shippers
Especially In Tomato Season

Tells Kent Levy Court 1t Is An
Important Road For Shippers
Especially In Tomato Season
D. H. Boyce, of Cheswold, appeared !
before the Kent County Levy Court, |
last week, asking for the improvement |
of the road from Smyrna to Smyrna
Landing, this road being used to
great extent in the summer time in
hauling tomatoes to the boat landing,
but because of its almost impossible
condition after a rain, there is much
loss in wagons turning over and de-
strOying large quantities of the toma-
toes. The request was made that i'm
mediate improvement of this road be
commenced. Other road matters also
occupied the greater part of the ses-
sion when requests were received for
the improvement of certain roads and
action taken towards greater efici-
ency in repairing the dirt roads.
In order to facilitate the work of
keeping the dirt roads of the county
in good condition, the Levy Court de-
cided to order two more motor driven
road scrapers, making a total of three
now in the county's possession.
These new style scrapers will be
placed in the various sections of the
county to be used by the supervisors
under the direction of County Engi-
neer T. Marvel Gooden. One of the
scrapers was at work on the Dover
Little Greek road on Tuesday and af-
ter the meeting adjourned, the mem
bers of the Levy Court visited the
scene and expressed themselves as
very we'll pleased with the results OBJ
tanned.
An agreement was reached by the
Levy Court with S. L. Morris, of Cen
treville, Md, for the purchase of
three worn out dump wagons, which
were owned by the county but were
in such condition that they could not
be used any more. The purchase
price was one hundred dollars.
The bonds of the constables, who
were recently appointed were pre-
sented to the Levy Court and aftel
being approved were sent to the of
flee of the Recorder of Deeds to b.
recorded.
The Levy Court passed a resolution
providing for the purchase of fou
split drag harrows for use on the dir
roads. One will be shipped to Clay
ton and charged to the Third District
one to Dover and charged to the Fiftl
District and two to Harrington an
charged to the Ninth District.
The delegation that appeared be
fore the Levy Court last week re
questing the Improvement of tn
White Oak road from Dover to Cow
gilPs Corner, returned at Tuesday
meeting with a petition giving tn
right of way from all the propert
owners except two and they were al
sent from their homes. The Lev
Court ordered the petition filed wit
the State Highway Commission to /
considered for the construction prt
gram for next year.
Smyrna times., 1924-03-26

ago to Miss Emma L. Rutter, Chester,
Pa. They have two sons, Harry, of
Penn's Grove, N. j., and Paul, of Eel
ton, and one daughter, Mrs. Todd, of
Greenwood, Del. They have one grand
child, Margaret, the daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Harry Layfeld.
Smyrna times., 1924-03-26

Miss Helen Cunningham, of Dover,
was one of the six children present
when Mr. and Mrs. James Cunning
ham, prominent residents of Fairfield.
Smyrna times., 1924-03-26
Your Awnings
Is Now

Some day sOOn-amOst before realize it, days.
sunny days. will be here
And then well awnings pOrches
cool rooms.
We MAKE awnings.
Everyone is carefully to your Order-we
sO" awnings They're heavily galvanized pipe
the fittings of the best.
BOyles awning material is used-in plain khaki in the stand
ard stripe different distinctive painted stripes.
experienced awning makers.
average price window awning $3.50 in standard
woven stripe khaki porch awning usually
the running foot
These prices include measuring making and hanging within
fve miles, slight additional charge for hanging is made
where the distance greater and make your
awnings they readily hung by almost anyone.
The most important thing however, is this
YOU MUST ORDER YOUR AWNINGS NOW.
Delay means disappointment annoying wait during hot
uncomfortable days your awnings-garng pOrches
ThereOre-right now is the time to place your ORDERS
phone call a postal will bring representative
May estimate?
probably that Megary made awnings will cost
than the ordinary kind.
are exceptionally equipped for the making of
good slip covers and moderately priced
Smyrna times., 1924-03-26

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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-12-17
"QUEREMOS ADOPTAR
BASES QUE NOS
SIRVAN PARA Ell FUTURO"

La Asamblea tiene el prop6sito dc
definir claramente las bases de incor-
poraci6n de la Association, al miSmO
tempo que reorganizamos los regla-
mentos de Ia entidad para satisfacer
las necesidades que la experiencia nos
ha demostrado
Los agricultores Gle Puerto Rico de-
bieran todos constituirse en- una aso-
ciaci6n que defienda principaImente
sus intereses.
'.Unidos todos Ilegaremos a mejo-
rar grandemente las condolences actua
les, separados, empeoraremos.
'Esperamos que a esta Asamblea
General Extraordinaria comparezcan
todos los Agricultores residences en-
Puerto Rico, prestando su concurso a
los numerosos proyectos que allf han
de ser tratados.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-12-17

etd, con Ell insigne hombre pub,ico,
{ vice -presidente de la Republica. seilor
T. Velazquez y H., quien ha donado
una vasta extension de terreno 81 Es-
tado, para ser destinada la prime
IA emigration de fami1ias puertorri-
quefias. Esta terra esta situada so
Kilometres de la capital (santo Do
mingo) y q orillas de la Carretera Cen
tral, 10 que, por supuesto, facilita una
rapida transportation de los nroduatos
al mercado.
zero deho enfatizar una vez mas
que en- 10 que esta interesado vivamen
te Ell gobierno de Santo Domingo, es
en- la enigraci6n de familias practi-
cas- en- Ell cultivo de las tierras, pues
son para dedicarlas a las faenas del
campo; Y con especiahdad pequefos
terratenientes que ALI Sc converti-
rian en- grandes propietarios. Sabido
es que nuestros Legislatures han pro-
mulgado leyes tendencies a favorccer
~NNSSS Wv cSAANE4bO1SoS PO4V Ae"
OPPRESSION del medic ambiente es inten
sa, y casi anula Ell buen deseo de nues
tros gobenantes, vi6ndose, por tanto,
los pequedos propietarios obugados en-
el curse de sus operaciones girar en-
un circnlo muy estrecho que les cohibe
todo esfuerzo de exito progreso.
Las fauiias que hacia ALI emgren
gozaran de los benefcios de un ser
vicio id6neo de Sanidad, de Policia y
de Instruction. ademas que sus labo-
res agricolas estaran completamente
bajo la supervision de I'm cuerpo COM
lpetente de Inspectores de Agricultural
nomhrados por Ell gobierno de la Re-
pdbhca.
| Debemos, pues, dar impulse este
movimiento redentor, cooperando todos
de manera frme y decidida porque
pronto Sc convierta en- hecho practice,
tya que los benefcios que de este Sc
deriven, sera de valor incalculable pa
ra las dos Antillas.
J. r. Ortiz CAMACHo.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-12-17
EE MINIU
Las emigraciones a Sto. Domingo

|. Han pasado las luchae electOrales,
que por un instante abSsrviefon la
atencion del Pueblo de Puerto Rico.
Los animos Sc restablecen a su norma-
ldad despues de la agitada efervescen
cia de estos pasados dias. Y ahora to-
dos esperan de esos hombres que Ell su
. fragio popular ha elevado los altos
sitiales del gobierno una amplia labor
constructive en- orden labor que res
ponda dignamente Sus promesas Ian
zadas a los vientos por todos los am
,bitos de Puerto Rico en- la pasada
campaha; labor patri6tica, reorganiza-
dora, que Sc traduzca en- hechos tang
bles, en- progreso Y bienestar para Ell
pueblo puertorriquefio. Esos hombres,
ecuanimes, justos Y serenoS, no deben
detenerse en- vanas contemplaciones en-
el desarrollo de esa magma obra en-
perspective, y concentrar toda su fe,
toda ST. voluntad y entusiasmo, depo-
niendo odios Y prejuicios, porque esa
era de felicidad que Sc presagia satu-
re de dichas tanto ell bohio del humil-
do menestral como la mansion sola-
riega del prdiente: a todos por igual.
Todos, ricos y pobres, tenemos dere-
cho disfrutar de los mismos 60
ces que nos brinda la vida, y q bene
f1ciarnos por igual de las instituciones
que bajo los pliegues de la verdadera
nbertad y democracia, nos brinda inf
nitas oportunidades.
Y es do vital importancia en- es-
tos momentos decisivos refexionar mu
cho, estudiar a fondo nuestros multi
pies problemas, y no dejar que Ell fal-
so brillo de la quimera descarrie ha-
cia 10 impracticable los sagrados an
helos de este pueblo, siendo, quizas,
!! estas quimeras, ell fruto de un opti-
mismo noble, grande y generoso. No
4 Sc puede pensar en- hacer I'm Puerto
Rico pr6spero en- un afio, en- dos, en-
cuatro. La obra es magma y necesita
del concurso de muchos agentes exter-
nos para su realization.
Las emigraciones de compatriotas a
Santo Domingo, dadas las muchas ven
tajas que Sc nos ofrecen. va en- ell or
den 6tnico social, bajo los auspicios
de un gobierno alentado por las mas
altruistas elevadas aspiraciones CO.
mo es Ell que preside el ilustre hombre
p1bhco, general Horacio vazquez, es
rno de los factores de mayor tras-
cendencia que tendera al engrandeci-
miento de estas patrias Aha Sc ne
costa agricultores, Sc necesita una
poblaci6n campesina en- nlmero de
400 1000 familias, adiestradaA en- el
cultivo de las tierras, para dedicar-
las la exploitation de vastas exten-
stones de terrenos muy feraces con Ia
ccndici6n de que, despu6s de cultivada
esta TERRA dentro de los metodos que
Sc ls asgnen, obtendran la propiedad
de las mismas, pudiendo adquirir!As
en- menos tempo. sin embargo 81 Sc
hacen stbditos de aquel pals. Els, pues,
una oportunidad brillantfsilna para
aqueIlas familias laboriosas teraces
en- ell trabajo, que deseen conquistarse
con su esfuerzo una fortuna. Puerto
Rico ha contraido una deuda de graft
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-12-17
CONSTITUENCIES DEFINI-
TIYAMENTE LA ASOCIACION"

"Nuestro principal proposito es cons
tituir definitivaniente Ia Association de
Agrieultores, definiendo explfcitamen-
te las basss de incorporation. que Ia
sociedad debera tener.
Para este, ha sido. ordenada una
conyocatoria a Asamblea, que tendra
lugar ell dfa 21 del corriente.7
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-12-17

En- la mailana de aver nos vimos con
una Comisi6n de la Directiva de la
Association de Agricultores de Puerto
Rico, formada por los distinguidos Sc
fiores, Rafael Maria Gonzalez, Presi-
dente, don Rafael Arce don Enri.
que Landr6n, quienes, en- compaf1fa del
seflor Chard6n, Comisionado de Agri.
cultura Trabajo, sc proponfan visi-
tar al Executive.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-12-17

"NIE PROPONGO INFORMAR AL
GOBERNADOR DE PUERTO RICO
DE LOS IMPORTANTES PROYEC.
ToS A SER TRATADOS EN- LA PRO
XIMA ASANIBLEA GENERAL EX.
TRAORDINARIA DE LA ASOCIA-
CION DE AGRICULTORES DE
PUERTO RICO, DICE Ell PRESI-
DENTE DE La MISNIA, SIR. DON
RAFAEL MARIA GONZALEZ
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-12-17
"TRATAREMOS CON Ell
GOBERN.ADOR Los ASUNTOS
QUE PROCEDERAN EN- LA
AS.AAIBLEA".

Al preguntar los representatives de
la Association de Agricultores, el propo
sito de la vista al Hon. Gobernador,
Sc nos dijo 10 siguiente
Nos proponemos informar al Go
bernador de Puerto Rico de los impr-
tantes proyectos a ser tratados en- la
proxima Asamblea General Extraor-
dinaria de la Association de Agricul-
torres de Puerto Rico.
La Association dc Agricultores sig
nifica mucho para todos los que deban
pertenecer a ella.
la Association defiende los intere-
sse dc los agricultores. ayudandoles en-
todo 10 possible, sobres mercados para
sus prOductos, v maneras de siembra,
etc. Esto, desde luego, con la ayuda
Y cooperation del Departamento de
Agricultural Trabajo.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-12-17

it's we'll settled practice in dealing
with the inhabitants of these Is
lands"
In view of the great interest display
ed by you in the cause of the people
of Porto Rico, as evidenced by your
efforts and utterances, in the past as
we'll as recently, IL is Obviosly unne-
, cessary that we should even attempt
to inspire you to greater efforts in
our behalf. An offer of assistance on
our part to you, in the high influential
position of honor which you so de-
servedly occupy, would seem also SUI
perfluos. But in this matter which. as
you have said from the floor of the
Senate, involves the CELEBRITIES and
rights of the people of Porto Rice,
the voice of these people ought 10
strengthen your efforts to remove the
obstacles now hampering the progress
of the Porto Rico bill, and ] wish to
assure you that at this hour that voice
is sounding, as it has sounded for the
last twelve years, claiming the full
fillment of ''expections of extended
privileges" (palabras del Presidente
Wilson, which have not been satisfied.
With best wishes for your continued
prosperity, / have the honor to be, Sir,
Respectfully yours,
(Signed),
ANTONIO GONZALEZ LAAIAS.
Representative at Washington of
the Union Party of Porto Rico.
81 asf son6 mi voz en- aquella hora
soenlne, no haya tenor de que Sc le-
vante ahora en- disonancia con los YER
daderos intereses del pals. listed, Sr.
Lopez, no expresa csc tenor en- su
artfculo; pero. para evitar malas in.
terpretaciones, he crefdo oportuno ma
Ger esta aclaract6n. que I'd me dis
pensara.
y SOY de Ud.-muy alto. y S. S.
ANTONIO GONZALEZ LAMAS.
San Juan, p. r., dicbre. Is, 1924.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-12-17

"CCnstituirem0s definitivamente esta
asOciaci6n, definiendO explicitamente
slis bases de incorporation, en- La Asam
blea que he Ord6nadO eOnvOcar el dia
21", agrega.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-12-17
ACLARANDO
continuation de la pAg. y

or abridge the rights of residents
within its domains. and whose laws
permit the largest liberty consist
ent with the preservation of order
and the protection of property may
safely be trusted not depart from
it's we'll settled practice in dealing
with the inhabitants of these Is
lands"
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1924-11-14

Tapeworm cannot be expelled entirely.
single dose of Dead Shot" proves that they
can. 372 Pearl St.. N. Y. Adv.