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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-10-18
STATE WILL ACT
TO REMOVE LAKE
COUNTY OFFICIALS
u. S. Lesh Seeks 0usting
From Office of Booze
Defendants.

State action for the removal of
Dwight NJ Kinder. prosecutor Of
Lake County, is expected to follow
affirmation Of his conviction on a
charge Of conspiracy to violate the
prohibition laws by United States
Circuit Court Of Appeals in Chicago.
Attorney General U. S. Lesh said
he would push a petition for removal
Of Kinder, pending in Indiana Su-
preme Court. Lesh also is looking
into the law regarding custer Of
Mayor Roswell O. Johnson Of Gary,
convicted in the conspiracy case,
tried in March 1923 before Judge
Ferdinand A. Geiger here.
VIII Discuss Action
The forty-two defendants. who lost
the appeal, are to discuss Sunday
whether they will petition for a re-
hearing or appeal to United States
Supreme Court. Seventy-five per
cons were indicted in the alleged
booze ring" Some pleaded guilty,
some took their medicine" and
charges were nolled as to others.
If no further step is taken by the
defendants they must pay the pen
alties fixed by Judge Geiger.
Meanwhile Federal officials here
were preparing to issue prison war
rants for the forty-two who lost
their apparel in case the defendants
take no further steps.
Lesh said the State Supreme Court
deferred action at the time Of the
conviction, pending outcome of ap-
peal
Johnson was sentenced to eighteen
months in Federal prison and fined
1000 Other sentences ranged to
punishments as light as day in
tail
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-10-18
LAFOLLETTE TO
CARRY CAMPAIGN
BACK INTO EAST
Calls Off Trip to Coast
VIII Make Speeches in
Indiana.
By United Press


SIOUX FALLS, 5. D., Oct. 1S.-
Declaring he has won the West and
the real battle grounds is in the
East, Senator Robert NJ. La Toilette,
independent candidate for President,
today announced he Will not go to
the Pacific Coast, as had been ex-
pected. but will turn East from
Omaha Monday.
La Toilette announced he would
speak at Rock Island. Ill. Oct. p
and at Peoria the day following.
Other engagements in Illinois, In
diana, Ohio and perhaps Pennsyl-
vania will be announced later.
La Fayette informed his running
mate, Senator Burton K. Wheeler,
of this change in his schedule in a
telegram, as follows;
THE talk of throwing election
into Congress is admission Of de-
feat by our disheartened opponents.
They are now binding every effort
not to elect their candidates. but
to prevent decisive Progressie vic
tory on No. 4.
They cannot win by the direct
vote Of the people; we can.
The election is ours II we carry
Progressive States east Of the Mis-
sissippi with large electoral votes.
Reports from State managers con-
firm my conviction that the people
Of these States are aroused to clinch
election under aggressive leader
ship.
Il am confident the people Of the
West will carry on. I am, there
fore, turning east from Omaha"
La Toilette rested here today, be-
ing somewhat worn by two weeks Of
strenuous campaigning.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-10-18
How to Cut Taxes

zone excellent way to reduce
school taxes is to increase the re-
turn on the investment. The way
TO increase the return on the invest
ment is to have the school touch
more people. With S50.000.000 in
vested, the schools reach, say, l.
900. 900 people. Make the schools
touch 2,O00.O 600 PEOPLE and you could
add one-fourth of the investment and
still be saving money.
You have here a banking propo-
sition that you could sell anywhere
to a financial expert.
"One thing absolutely essential to
a good school system is interested,
active parents. We need a cam
paign OF education to arouse the par
ents Of America to the fact that the
schools are their property; that they
are in their care and keeping and
that they need their everyday atten-
ton. 1 hope there will come out of
this meeting a group Of men and
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-10-18
Mentions Poll

In his speech here Friday night
the Senator attacked the system
of monopoly" which he said has
reached beyond the confines OF the
United States and embarked upon
dangerous course Of dollar diplo-
macy" by underwriting the govern
ments Of Haiti. Santo Domingo and
others in Central and South America.
La Toilette mentioned the Literary
Digest poll in his speech to say that
it's 1912 poll gave the election to
Taft. who carried actually two
States.
IF you want to know what is CO.
ing to happen. read the Literary
Digest and-bet the other way" he
said.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-10-18
THE SECOND
SPIRITUALIST MISSION
FrRsT spIRrTUALIsT CHURCH

SOS \. Liberty St. between Mass Ave.
and North St. Sunday As p. m. Lecture
by Rev. Lydia Crane. Spirit greetings viii
be given by the pastor. Rev. Ruth Van De
Beuken. Message services every Wednes-
day at 80 and 7 As p. m. conducted by
the Ladies Aid part of the time devoted
TO healing You are cordially invited to
attend these services. All are welcome.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-10-18

TO COMPLAINT regarding alley
IN rear Of 2400 block on Wheeler St.
Another resident has complained
of>the condition OF this alley and
Frank Reid OF the street commits.
toner's Office has promised to make
repairs.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-05-07

Ell attractive foneto "Tanlac' invauablesa sugestones para
conseguir v conservar la safud y con asuntos de interes para la IA
miia entera, puede obtenerse gratis n cualquer drogueria, 0 escrj-
biendo a la international Proprietaries, Inc, Atlanta Ca, E. U. de A.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-05-07
NoTAs DE FoRrALEzA

FL Gobernador ha aprobado ell nom
bramiento hecho a favor del seior Jo-
Sc Soto, JueS de la Corte Municipal de
Manati, para que actue como Juez Sus-
tituto de Ia Corte Municipal de GALES
en- un case criminal pendiente ante es-
la Ultima Corte en- ell que ell JueE pro-
pietario esta incapacitado para actuar.
Ell Gobernador ha expedido pasa-
porte para Espana, al sehor Pedro Soto,
de Mayagiiez, para Espafa, Francia,
italia 3 Inglaterra, a la senorita All
cia Gonzalez Blanes, de San Juan, y
para Europa a la Sehorita. JESSIE Cor
nelia Hemmes, de Great Darlington,
Massachusetts.
Ell Secretario Executive ha cxpedi-
do licencia para cazar y portar armas
de GAIA a los sehores Ramon Roldan,
de Caguas. Antonio Pima, de Ahasco,
Ismael Maldonado, de Pehuelas. Octa-
vic Garcia Rivera, de Rio Piedras, y
Pedro Salon, de San Juan.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-05-07
GEsTIoNEs DE THE PORTO RICAN
AMERICAN VETERINARY ASS.

Ell dia primero de los co~rrientes Sc
reunio esta Association en- la residen-
cia del Presidente doctor Rosa, para ira
tar asuntos ~relacionados con la misma
habiendo asistido todos sus miembros.
Ell doctor Baiz di6 cuenta con n
carta recibida de un compa6ero de la
vccina R~epublica D~ominicana, donde
vendra a esta Isla ell pr6dmo lunes IL
de los corrientes v al efecto Sc nombr6
una comision compuesta del doctor Baiz
Rosa y Escudero quienes iran al muelle
a recibirlo v luego Sc t~rasladaran al
Palace donde Sc hospedara dicho hu6s-
ped.
p Sc nombr6 la misma comision para If
a yer al Hon. Gobernador acompaiada
por IN prominente continental para ira
tar, con 81 asnntos pendientes y reco-
mendarle sc nombre para varios puestos
que hay ~vacartes a ~veterinarios compe-
tentes.
Sc recibieron varias cartas de varios
compsneros de Ia Isla uniendose a la
Association. Ell doctor Baiz pronuncio
I'M elocuente discourse basandose en- la
po'itica a seguir en- Ia Association.
Ell doctor Rosa habl6 e-xtensamente
sobre varios ~proyectos que esta Aso-
ciaci6n r-ecomendara a la proxlma
AsambIea Legislative.
La pr6xima semana Sc dara al publ
CO ell sensational Documento en- Ingles y
Espaiol donde Sc hacen de~claraciones
importantes. Sera una especie dc guia
professional que llevara todos los NOM
bres de los Veterinarians que est&n lie.
galmente eierciendo en- Puerto Rico con
sus respectivos Colegios.
A las seis P. N. termin6 dicha reunion
en- la mayor ammonia entire sus concu-
rrentes.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-05-07
Los ResuItados son MaravillO-
SOS, dice Ia Srta. Ildefonso
Una Conocida Dana de Santurce Obtuvo la
Curaci0n Complete con Ell Uso de Tanlac

"Cuando comencs a tomar Tanlac
solo pesaba cuarenta y cinco kilos y
ahora peso ~cincuenta y seis", tai dice
ell sorprendente testimonio de la Srta.
Ildefonso, con domicilio en- la 4. Av.
Bolivar, Parada "a, santurce. P. R.
"Hace un afio sufri de jaquecas
lagudas, irritation del estomago, verti-
gos, resfriados v otros males. Habia
perdido Ell appetite cast por complete,
y muchas wees solo la vista del ali
mento me producia nauseas. Tenfa los
nervios de punta, me sentia fatigada
v deprimida constituencies, llegando
por fir a sentirme tan NAL, que crei
que iba a ceder TODD mi ORGANISING -
"Entonces me entere de que Tan
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-05-07

til tIabiIlas,
hebillas o muelies.
Creemos en- Ell
antigua adagios
''nunca tefna ponr
u ~articulos .
prueba", por tan
to, no envie, din
gro - supplements
su nombre y d.
reccion a Ia
Q c O,
32ls Stuart Bida.
St. Louis, Mo-
90 as@ ~~saAha ID
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-05-07
EN- RIO P1EDRAs

Pasan una temporada en- Rio Pie
drss, la sefora Teodosia zayas de Point
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-05-07
D F. PEREIRA

Despues de regar Ell bien por todas
parties, ha rendido la jornada de la
vida Ell quito caballero cuyo nombre
encabeza estas 1ineas.
Un rudo ataqne cardiaco venci6 en-
momento infausto las heroicas batallas
de la ciencia para salvar la vida a tan
excelente ciudadano.
Don Teo, como c-ariiosamente Sc lie
llamaba en- ell pueblo ''do meci6se su
cuna, %tranquila, Ell que hasta aver fue
active y celoso Secretario de la Ccrte
Municipal de Carolina; Ell que fue anna
BILE Y probo mentor regando en- TODD
Trujillo Alto, que hoy lie uora, IL eau
dial de sus vastos, conocimientos; Ell her
mano querido de mi otro entrahable
professor v c~ongpafero, don Antonio
Pereira, alto empleado del Departa-
mento de Hacienda, nos ha abandona-
do para siempreo...
iOh parca impia, q. gozas en- sepultar
bajo la loza fra personals de tanto
yaler como Dor, Teo, iefe de ma IA
milia distinguish, quisn pudiera com
%prendertei ,.
Cabalgando en- ell fragil corcel de Ii
fantasia, o Ell recuerdo de mis-
primeros aios cuando fue mi professor
en- los precisos INSTANCES en- que me
iniciaba en- la vida. Y hoy, ante 10
amargo de esta realidad, mi corag6n
Sc s:ente abatido, triste, y al escribir
estas ligeras notas sobre su fecunda
perSonalidad, no me es possible abar-
car ell ancho circulo de sus miitiples
actividades y me concrete a expresar
a sus deudos y muy especialmente a
don Antonio, mi mas sentida condo
lencia ante Ell supreme dolor que les
af'ge por La eterna partida del que
EN- vida fu6 espejo de cultura, ejem-
plo de virtud, y prototype de caballs.
rosidad. j.
Te6flo CARAZo.
San Juan, p. R.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-05-07
SUBASTA PARA LA GRAN VIA QUE
UNIRA LA MARINA CON mi
RAMAR''.

En- la tarde de aver, a las 2 p. NJ,
SO llevaron a efecto en- la ofcina del
Comisionado del Interior las siguientes
subastas:
Construction de la Carretera Mira
mar-La Marina. trozo del Piqte. "a
y 5.65 al 1874 Y 1.65, cuyo presupuesto
aprobado asciende a la suma de $35.
623 so, habiendo concurrido los siguien-
ties postores:
Francisco Lopez, San Juan, $34,475,
90; Enrique Umpierre, Rio Piedras, $s2,
10000; Luis Rexach, a Juan, $34,
1850.
Construction de 15 casetas para en-
fermos, comedor v cuarto de operacio-
mes, en- Ell Leprocomio Insular, Barrie
Las cuevas, Trujillo Alto, p. R., cuyo
presupuesto aprobado asciende a la SUI
ma de $40, TAG .26, habiendo concurrido
los siguientes postores:
Enrique Amadeo. S~anturce, $35, BIZ.
70; Antonio Higuera, Santurce, S43,
635.OS; Bernardo Balbuquet, Santurce.
$S7,26S.7b; Luis Rexach, San Jran,
$34, 184.57; VIM. R. Bennett, San Juan,
$39, 321 Sc; Gabriel Benitez Rexach,
santurce, $50. 1882; A. Coll, Rio Pie
dras, $~4O,25s.64; J. O.. Besosa, San
Juan, $46,442.81.
La Junta de Subasta oportunamente
hara las a-djudicaciones correspondent
ties.
G.. "A. Ramirez de Arellano.
SUB CoMISIoNADO.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-05-07

lac estaba produciendo e~xcelentes re-
sultados en- Ell tratamiento de males Sc
mejantes a los mics, de modo que me
dirigi a la botica mas pr6xima y COM
pre- una botella. Los resultados han
sido marav,llosos, pues no he estado en-
ferma desde que tome estas siete bote-
Has de Tarlac, hace va un aao. No
puedo encontrar palabras para elogiar
Tanlac suficientemente.
Tanlac Sc vende en- todas las drogue-
rias y boticas. De venta en- todas par
ties. Sc han vendido mas de 40 millones
de botellas. Las Pildoras Vegetables
Tanlac son ell remedio natural del es-
trefiimiento. De venta N todas parties
! Advt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-05-07

Cual es La tienda en- que hay
Que comprar forzosamente,
donde concurre la genie
en- continue guirigay?
Finlay,
En- donde Ell Abad o. Ell Fray
puede hallar sin negative
tienda odonde no reciba
Ia respuesta DE NO HAY?
Finlay.
Asi, desde ell Paraguay
hasta Ell Africa, hoy en- dia
vendiendo Ferreteria
n sofia tienda hay:
Finlay.
Por ESQ sus generates,
gordo y fiaco, a sus rivales
PIcHE o CACHE les dan fly,
y haciendolos sus lacayos
son While y Armando, gallos
. la casa do Finlay.
FL autor de estas cr6nicas. relscio-
nado con Ia prensa v concrete de San
TO Domingo, solicita alguna representa-
ci6n para squella plaza-referencias y
garantia H. CARIBE.
M. sANTovENA. Advt
~ t.E
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-05-07
DOS ANNIVERSARIES oBRERos
HERIDoS EN- KoENIGsBERG

-LoNDREs, mayo 5. Gable Frances).
En- Berlin y en- K~oenigsberg han CO.
lebrado los socialistas grandes paradas
no registrandose en- Berlin ningnn des-
orden. Sin embargo en- Koenigsberg sos
tuvieron nm intense tiroteo los obreros
contra la policia registrandose dos he
ridos entire los manifestantes.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-05-07
MISCELANEA

En- La terraza dc la casa Gonzalez
Padin A. Co., Inc, tendra lugar una
velada de la indole mas extrafa que
imaginar SO puede. ofrecen esta vela-
da, los magnifcos mnebles Luis XIV de
esta casa, con Ell objeto de presentar
en- eI mundo social a su simp&tica hija
La victrola Victor, que cumple Is
ahos. Las ~inyitaciones circular profu-
sanents entire los principales elemen.
tos de nuestro mundo comercial.
Entire los invitados a esta fiesta, f.
gura Ell quito v prestigioso autom6vil
Packard de Santiago A. Panzardi.
Ltd y la vrtuosfsima sonora ''cerveza
Eichler'' viuda de Alcohol la cual Sc
Aospeda--con sns amigos los jabones
Heno del Campo-en los alnacenes de
Pedro Gonzalez & Co.
Los aristocratieos trajes y zapatos de
la casa Gonzalez Padin g. Co., Inc,
pr~esentaran a sus amistades las bellisi-
mas s~ortijas de PLATING con b~rillantes
negados de Paris recientemente, las cua
les SO hailan de temporada en- los es-
caparates de la joyerfa de Felix Lopez.
Entire los nfmeros del programa, f.
gura: una conferencia por la culta leche
en poivo kim de la Plaza Provision
a Co, acerca del vaior nutritivo de los
principles nitrogenados; la simpatica
white Rock, hara la presentation
de la c~onferencista.
Las pieles de soda, muselinas, organ
diss y demAs familia del departamento
de sederia en- la casa de Gonzalez Pa
din, han ensayado un cotill6n russo en-
81 que tomaran parte las excelentes ha-
ytnas Gran Fuerza'', washington
D "Estrella Blanca" de Geo. F. Plant
Milling Co.
Las lozanas, frescas Y efectivas me-
dicinas de la acreditada farmacia ''San
Francisco, bailaran un shimmy con los
refinados cigarril'os Spur" de San
taela, tan conocidos en- nuestro mundo
social.
Terminada la velada, los invitados
llegaran al acreditado cafe "La Ma
llorquina"-que es el preferido de las
personals de gusto-a tomar Ell refres-
coisy de ALI SO iran al famoso Hotel
caribe, en- que tomaran h%abitacion para
reponerse de los quebrantos de esta
fiesta.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-05-07

E. u. A., y les remitiremos una prueba de
PLAPAO y Ell libro del senior Stuart, acerSs
De IA hernia. ABSOLUTAMENTE CRATE
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-05-07
NOTAS VARIAS

y sus benas hijas Aneglita y Margari-
ia Pont, madre v hermanas, respecti-
vamente de nuestro amigo don Fernan-
do -Pont, residente hoy en- Rio Piedras.
Deseamos a doha Tota y a sus hi
jas buena estancia en- Ell vecino pue-
bio.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-05-07
La COtOrra
y el Cato

L introducir ell primer Rumely Oil
Pull en- la isla, en- el ano 1919, nunca
pensamos eliminar en- SUI totalidad ell
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-05-07
C /. i. 7 is
"a E r a J.

La maravilla de Ia epoca-lo usan actual.
mente miles de pacientes.r Los. STUART,S
ADHESIF PLAPAO-PADS, obtuviercn 10
medaila de orc en- Roma y Grand Prix en-
Paris. Pongase en- condolences, de desechar
su antigua ~tortura. Cese de empobrecer su
salud con bandas de acero y gonna. Los
PLAPAO-PADS son tan suaves como Ell ter
ciopelo, faciles lie ponerse, y cuestan POGO. No
Evening star., 1924-01-20

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inches long. Each. &c,
Dc and l2c.
Black Sateen Aprons,
trimmed with 3-inch
ruff1e; also side pock-
cts. 2 for 26c.
Pin C0beO, 200
count; jet. white and
black. 2 for nc.
Hump Hair PiAs,
don't slip or fall out.
2 packs, So.
Hair Pins, assorted
10 cabinet; black and
bronze, lTc.
CelluIoid Hair Pins,
perfection brand, 8 to
Is in box. I5c.
Pin Bl,eks, assorted
size" pins, black and
white mi d; $50
count. Book, oc.
Clinton safety P1As,
IL to card. size 90, o
and /. . cards, Sc.
Sizes 2 and 8, 2 cards,
l1c.
Enamel Coat Hang
sFs, assorted coiors;
large and small. 3
for 1oc.
Small Wash Cloths,
with. colored stripes,
also with colored bor-
der. 8 for 1Ec.
Tufknft wash
Cloths, with eolored
edge; assorted. 2 for
:1c,
Nickel safety riAs,
IL assorted pins to
card, with guarded
coil. 3 cards. lie.
Evening star., 1924-01-20

ClaYk's ONT. Darn
ing Cotton, IS yards
to spool. 3 spools, lie.
Coates M e rcerfneA
DarninE Cotton. black,
w h tie, assorted. 3
spools, 12c.
Kings Basting Cot
ton, assorted num-
bers; white only. 3
spools, lie.
ChHdPen's Rubber
ixed Aprons, assorted.
Each, 26c.
All Rubber Baby
Pants, assorted sizes.
Each, l7c. d..
Penela Double Mesh
Hair Nets, cap shape;
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60c.
Partisan Hair Cur
lerA, sizes 4, 6 and s,
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West Electric Cur
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FolAinS Suit Hang
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Kirby Beard Pin
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Evening star., 1924-01-20

Kirby Beard Wire
Hair Pins, straight
and crimp. 5 packs,
lie.
Wash Cloths, assort-
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Belt Pin Sheets, con-
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Rick . Rack Braid.
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Evening star., 1924-01-20
New Complete
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or Paper Mache with band skirt and heavy iron
stand Covered with Jersey CLOTH adjusted
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Evening star., 1924-01-20
Plain Dress Voiles, Yard

40 inches wide. two-ply yarn, English made with
wide tape edges shown in IS beautiful shades including
the paste Used for making underwear because of its
very soft finish. At &c yard.
Evening star., 1924-01-20
Palais Royal-SecOnd Floor.

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in white only, I0c
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-03-15

pean peace through the leadership OF
Doctor Sousa Dantas, Brazil. ana
Lord Parmoor, Great Britain, by in
ducing Poland and Germany to agree
to arbitrate their differences over
the question of minorities in case
they are unable to reach an accord
by direct negotiations. This agree
ment affects the welfare of some
200. 900 Germans resident in Poland.
Also 1t satisfactorily disposed of
the frontier conflict between Czecho-
Slovakia and Rumania growing out
of the dispute over possession of the
mountainous region of JaworZina;
it solved the conflict between Poland
and Danzig, which is under the
league control. Its mediation re-
suited further in Hungary. Czecho-
Slovakia, Rumania and Jugoslavia
coming to agreements on many prob
lens toward consolidating peace in
Southern Europe.
Besides these achievements the
council considered the report of the
Rome conference for extension of
the principals of the Washington
naval accordS to non-signatory
states. 1t instructed the secretariat
TO send a report to all countries ask
ng for suggestions SO that the coun-
Ill may arrange a second meeting
If naval experts and fix date for
IN international conference for the
ldoption of a convention. The lea
cue considers the difficulties which
developed at Rome are now insur-
mountable and believes n treaty
supplementing the Washington
treaty can be elaborated.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-03-15
Wesleyan Debaters
Defeat Dartmouth

Hanover, n. H.. Mar. 14-Wesleyan
University's negative debating team
defeated Dartmouth by 2 to de-
cision here tonight in a debate on
the proposition: Resolved, that in
he interests of the country a conser-
,ative and a liberal party should SUI
jercede the present Republican and
Democratic parties" The decision
las resulted in tying Wesleyan and
Dartmouth for first place in the
eastern intercollegiate debating lea
que.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-03-15

The crack in Rand road. Cook coun.
ty, ILL.,, shown in illustration ut A.
has opened up to two inches and
the crack extends all the way
through the slab, as shown at c.
Such cracks are usually plugged
with asphalt or tar, which Is soft or
brittle according to temperature,
making il impossible to repair these
roads except temporarily.
Great care should be taken TO
remove water from under road. on
account of alternate action of frost
and thawing.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-03-15

National Crop Improvement service.l
CIV HAT makes this long crack
w down the middle of almost
every concrete read?" asks every
mOtorist.
There are many reasons, but the
main one is that the concrete was
never bonded with steel fabric.
The expansion and contraction
cause play in the sides of the
road up and down, and n crack is
bound to result unless the concrete
is reinforced properly.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-03-15
Kennebec Journal Print Shop
Augusta Tel. 135 Elaine

new proof of its usefulness as a
mechanism for International concil-
iation and arbitration.
The. n IT,, So r. es of Norman
II. Davis, of New York. it settled the
conflict over Mcneil. which has been
a dangerous problem for Eurdpe for
FEARS; it Gefniiel" arn"roN ="
DTCblen fC"
Hungary by inducing the little en-
tcntc to :
col: il advanced the cause Of t.urN-