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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-09-02

NEW YORK, seiiembre l United
Press) Ell abogado de la Liga Civil
ca, en- unas manifestaciones que hicie-
RI dltimamente, predice que Firpo sera
5deportado antes del once de setiembre,
v que por 10 tanto no podra celebrar
el encuentro con Harry Wills. Agreg0
que Ia evidencia es tai en- contra del
boXeador argentine, que las autorida-
dies Sc verdn obligadas actuar inme-
diatainente.
Canon Chase. el Presidente de Ia Lii
ga, ha manifestado. que 81 es necesa-
rio. 10 obligan a clio, solicitara una
Investigation especial del Congreso, va
que no hay duda alguna de que Firpo
ha cometido perjurio al decir que ha-
bfa conocido Blanca Lourdes, duran
te el viaie cuando venfa el mes pasa-
do hacia Nueva York, que nunca ha-
bia tenido relaciones con ella en- otra
OCCASION
La Liga trata de probar que Firpo y
la muchacla vivieron como marido Y
mujer ell ailo pasado en- los Estados J'ni
dos. que desde ell momento en- que
a la muchacha Sc lie prohibe la entrada
a la naci6n. Firpo tambi6n debe ser
deportado.
Por otro lado el abogado de Firpo Y
Richards. ha manifestado que toda esa
propaganda de la Liga Cfvica. no tie
ne otro prop6sito que echar n perder el
encuentro Firpo-Wills, por el solo he
cho de que Wills es I'm negro, no
cuenta con sus simpatfas.
Mientras tanto, Firpo Wills con-
tintan su entrenamiento diligentemen-
tie, sin importarles I'm bledo estos lfos
de abogados, preparsindose para Ia sen
sacional lucha del once de setiembre,
para Ia cual reina tanta animation. Es-
te asunto Ia causado verdadera expec-
taci0n, ya que Ia pelea Firpo- Wills es-
"a proxima todos los preparativos
hechos
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-09-02

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dents as ecotland Yard. ssl fssa -
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pe hiso effective Il ehsassr nfssaas5
q frssidsnse dei Banco.
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mo dia, ilsvatan sn sstie rssfefents
q siruisnte annneio:
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srabajar como me1salsro. pshs - -.
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sent6 ~ homhrs. sdndsio gas hahla
ssdo smplsado pog i msssna. y unt
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una historla vsrIdiea. - ee@o AaAts
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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-09-02
LOS ESTADOS UNIDOS OFRECEN
ST AYUDA 4 HONDURAS

WASHINGTON. setiembre Omitted
Press Ell Departamento de Estado ha
anunciado que el gohierno americana
la ofrecido sus servicios conciliatorios
al gobierno de Honduras, condiei0n
la Sc tiene entendido que otros pafses
centroamericanos han ofrecido tambien
sus servicios para poner t6rmino la
situaci0n anormal con que Sc cOnfron-
ia Honduras desde hace aIgun tempo.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-09-02
LOS AVIADORES AAIERICANOS NO
PUEDEN CONTTNUAR Ell VIAJE

WASHINGTON. setiembre / Omitted
Press Sc ha recibido un despacho
del teniente Smith. aviador americana
que esta dando Ia vuelta al mundo en-
union de otros intrepidos compaiieros
informando que les ha sido impossible
continuar el viaje debido a las ptsimas
condiciones del tempo, pero que en-
cuando la neblina no sea tan intensa
Sc elevaran rumbo la patria.
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'.Los RENEGAos", DE G. TME
NEZ sICARDO.

FL Icdo. G. Jimenez Sicard6 aboga-
do que cjerce ell San Juan, ha estre-
Aado una obra esc6nica que ha escrito
recientemente, y que consta de tres ac-
, tosay cuatro cuadros, renos todos de
intcns!dad realista, de verosimilitud v
de bastante fuerza emotiva
Nnestro teatro-llam6mosle asi-en-
cuentra en- la joven mentaiidad del Sc
nor Jim&nez Sicard0, un apasionado cui
tivador que redob'ando sus brios
tesprcho de obstaculos g inconvenien-
tes. con heroismo que lie eleva una
labor hondamente humana, de valiente
dyamaticidad. plet6rica de dinamismo
sc~io' v de alto sentido 6tico.
"Los renegaos" Sc titula la obra
de nuestro amigo.
Ia 'iteratura portorriquefia que care
sce en- este gencro tan dificil de serias
real.zaciones, ofrece, veces, mobiles es-
fuerzos que como en- ell presente case
aleanzan exito.
Observador atento, conmovido espec-
tador de la vida social del hombre, cl
sefiar Jim6nez' Sicard6 siente profun-
damente estudia con sagacidad psico-
i6sica los confictos v problemas que la
vida colectiva presenta en- su sombrio
relieve DE- tragedia y de, dolor.
81 emoci6n su 6ptica estremecidas
colmadas de calor real de sustancia
u viva SO trasmiten su obra, potenciali-
zardola con ell verismo de la verdad
absolute. La complegidad pslunica dc
la vida colectiva que genera mdltiples
fen5menos que cnvuelye en- su v6rtice
de p~atones al individuo, es medic de
e~periencia v de prueba, donde nues-
tro amigo ha buscado los elementos y
la fuerEa ideo-emotiva con que foriar
los persorajes v las escenas que ha lie
vado a las tablas, aponi6ndolos al cri-
terio moral de una situaci6n real do'o-
rosa, como un paradigma de 10 que,
dentro del estricto marco social, debe
ser advertencia saludable.
Ell amigo Jim6nez Sicard6 ha escrito
esta obra con espiritu filos6fico y agi-
tado intimamente por motives que orr
ginan estas traInas complicadas, ha ne-
Cado responder al sentido clasico pre-
ceptivo que regula esta clase de produc-
clones.
Una cosa, no ohstante. podemos Sc
halar efs la obra de nuestro amigo que
por su capitahsima importancia mere
ce toda Ia atenci6n del autor en- Ell fu-
turo. Nos referimos a la t6cnica tea
trail Ell Sr. Jim6nez Sicard6 no domina
los reso,tcs varios de la tecnica dra-
matica Escasa nos ha parecido, en- esta
su primcra production, la habilidad
para mover los personajes Y desplegar
los aspectos esc6nicos en- ell desarrollo
de la tralna.
Omitmos, para no alargar mucho es-
tas notas, la transcription de culminan-
tes situaciones, de parlamentos verda-
deramenta interesantes, de perfilados v
vigorcscs caracteres, que no ser por
In circunstancia que anotamos antes lie
1rbisramos encontrado algunos puntos
de contacto con 'Juan Jose''.
Pero sea como fuere, Ell senor Jime-
nez Sicard6 ha obtenido un triunfo.
Sn orrn esta hecha con perseverance,,
brfcs. ha puesto en- ella voluntad y
talc1lto. Ello por 81 solo, reclama Ia
alabanza v ncsotros, sinceramente, Sc
IN otc-gamos.
La compafiia de la GrifelI oncargads
de llcvar II escena .'Los Renegaos'
llen6 su cometido, regularmente, 10
hubiesor hecho mejor 81 Sc hubieran
sabido bicn II obra.
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Ell abogadO de la Liga Cyca asegwa que FrpO sera de-
porado por un deo de peurO antes del once de sete-
bre fracasando de esa anera e encuentrO FirpO- Wills
TantO FirpO como Wills cOntDdan su entrenamientO
para Ia sensational pelea

en- Washington, el Principe sera recibi-
do por el propio Hughes, quien le aeon
pai1ara Casa Blanca, donde Sc le ha-
ri una reception informal. Debido al lu-
to que llevan los esposos Coolidge. por
Ia mmerte de sn hijo. las ceremonias
seran absolutamente sencillas.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-09-02

un principle han hecho clerias mani.
fcstaciones aclarando su actitud. y ai
efecso. han manifestado que In mltad
de los lidereS votaron por 81 proyesto
y ia mitad On contra. por razoneS -.
lfticas especiaiisimas que asi b. eleman-
daban, pero que en- cuanto principles
fnndamentales estan completamente
unidos firmes en sus ideaies
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-09-02
MARINOS AMERICAN0S
QUE LLEGAN a SIIANCaI

STIANGAI. setirnbrc Omitted Press b
Ochenta marines americanos han ile-
gado procedentes de Chefoo esta ca
pital, Sc preparan para IN dcfensa
de los sdbditoS americanos que aquf
moran. cuyas vidas estan en- pcliEro
por la guerra civil Se esperan dc un
momento a otro cuatrocienios matinos
ingleses.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-09-02
LOS FRANCHISES
EvACUARAN DORTMtND

PARIS. setiemlTc United Press
Rerriot ha dado instruccioncs ~ Ge-
neral negontte para quo proccda lnine
diatamente aevncuar Ia eiudad de noft
mund. de acDertio con - pacfado - II
conferencia intefnlIada que - cclebra.
ra en- Londres. IN Ia cial queai6 r..
suelto el asnnto de las Indenullzacio-
mes.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-09-02
Ell PRINCIPE DE GALES SALE
HACIA WASHINGTON

NEW YORK. setiembre | lUnited
Press -El Principe de Gales Ia sa
lido en- tren especial hacia Washington,
acompaiiado por dos altos empieados
del Departamento de Estado. Una vez
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-09-02
LOS NACIONALlSTAS ALEMANES
ACLARAN ST ACTTTUD

BERLIN. setiembre Omitted Press
Varios prominentes naclonalistas. q.
votaronia Ia favor del gobierno, imparticn
do su aprohacion al plan Dawes que
tan combatido fue por ellos mismos EN-
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-09-02

un pesiodista aarestve.
aunaas medic JuLLfboN.
Trss6 IN tones iealpes.
Terminates. deeisiyes
guorus BUIfFARRoN.
N las hsraa ssmptansFks
DC ara mshsna ssuwnl
PAHde como IA eera
I'll cabaiIsro - espsrt
Al p.riodfsts rival
nj eiuaaAana sisalte
In is snculta batAfsra
crsy6 "a homer sfsnAidc.
Y ie diia snfurssiae.
oultsss i-s hNTTPARRAs
VIA palates Il heeisa
En- este easo ss unistoa.
Rsporcuti6 INA sxplossen.
rrS m trsmsndo bofssaa
Que ~ Ia Carlssl eysrsn.
Aoui No hs pasado nsds
ri psricdirsa etcin.
Una simple bofetada.
Me = tanso hisn Ksnada
russ u eaips ~ sia9 mis.
r. ooMEz
-
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-09-02
MISIONEROS QUE
LLEGAN A SHANGAI

SITANGAI. setiembre | Omitted Press
Doscientos misioneros han lIegado a
esta ciudad procedcntes del interior de
la Repnhlica, informan que Ia lu-
cha no es tan intensa como en- los pri-
meros momentos
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Excelsior ManufstiGTIng To-,
Inc.
AvIso Al PUsLIco

Sc avisa a nuestfos rsIacio-
nados V Al pubilco. qias ei 8.
JOHN g. kNUST ~ cesado CO
no Manager y hgents ds ests
ccnpa1sa. desoe ei Ga : 60
Agosto de 1924.
w. n. BENNETT.
presidsuta.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-09-02
YENDO HUDSON

de eiete pasaieros, con POGO uso,
modelo del %. Allen No. 2 De-
recha. San Juan
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-09-02

consuitsric cxefusivanents rata e
frrmedadcs ds n mihea tnfAHetA
Trartssnus rAstrbAntestinaiss Ttitfara
isf0-Parads IS. as fa5 ?. = -
madas = douieliio ssio e. ssnsafts
A6wf
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-09-02

Yo tengo por mas dichosos a los pue-
blos en- que hay muchos maestros en- las
diversas ciencias, artes y cficios que
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-09-02
LA MIJTITA

LA MUTUA
Despues de agosto el teI6fo-
no de LA MUTUA serd 1910.
Santurce.
Milford chronicle., 1924-04-25
ST. JOHNS

Owing to the prevalent rains of late
the fields and bitches are Over-fowing
and the roads are in miserable con-
dition. Don't know where Mr.. Over
seer is, guess he must be off on a va
cation.
Owing to the stormy evening of
April 18th, the social at Comegys Lii
brary School was not very largely at
tended.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Hearn and
Raymond Foster Of near Milford spent
Easter Sunday at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Chas. Loper.
A large crowd attended service at
St. Jones' M. E. Church last Sunday.
All enjoyed the sermon very much by
our new pastor. There will be preach
ing every Sunday at 2:30 p. m.
Albert A. Pierce was a Sunday Wis
itor near Magnolia.
N. A. Loper who has been confined
to his bed and in the hospital since
December 28th, 1928, and had his hand
amputated and also was operated on
foE,gall stones at the Homeopathic
Hospital, Wilmington, is now able to
be out and around again, to the pleas
,ure of his many friends.
James Allen while saving lumber
met with a painful accident at his saw
mill when piece of steel few and
struck him,
Milford chronicle., 1924-04-25
Snake steaks called LuxurIea.

In southern Guinea the greatest lux
ury that con he D}90od before a gue:1
IR a pot If r,Y,,H t"I un>lrictOr.
Milford chronicle., 1924-04-25
Warning on Insects in
Winter Is PrODer Plan

The surest and cheapest way to de-
crease the flies and all insect pests is
to destroy by burning or piOwing un-
der deeply everything that will afford
them safe "housing" during winter.
Spread and plOw under manure and lit
ter. Cover deeply all weeds, trash or
other things that afford shelter for
insects. Flowing will get most Of
them by breaking up their winter
homes. Poisoning is expensive and
better results will be obtained by kill
ing them before they come out in the
spring. Never-ceasing warfare will be
necessary if good yields, from beans
to nuts, are to be had. After insects
are out and ready for attack birds will
prove their value.
Milford chronicle., 1924-04-25
Surlnyside
Near Bridgevill4)

Myer Wiley met with a serious ac-
cident on Saturday morning, while
clipping one of his mules.a He was
kicked down by the animal; the sec
ond blow hit him in the throat caus-
ing paralysis Of that organ for the
time being. Mr.. Wiley was unable to
talk or swallow for some time, but is
slightly improved at this time. The
mule was shot Immediately.
Miss Katherine Passwaters spent the
weekend with friends in Delmar.
Mr. and Mrs. Claude Messick and
son of Pennsylvania spent the week
end with their parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Coulter Messick.
Miss Dorothy Baker of near Wyom-
ing, spent the week with friends and
relatives here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alvin Baker are en-
tertaining Mr.. Bakers father, Samuel
Baker of Pennsylvania.
The farmers in this vicinity are un-
able to do any plowing or planting on
account of the very wet weather
Milford chronicle., 1924-04-25


lated Dairy Barn.
curb should be five or six inches thick
and project about six inches above the
top of the floor level when finished. A
1873 concrete mixture is best for the
curb.
Mix Cement With Sand.
This means that each sack Of port
land cement must be mixed with two
cubic feet of sand, three cubic feet of
pebbles or crushed rock. The sand
should pass through a screen with
one-fourth inch mesh. The stone
should be clean, rough and vary in
size from One-fourtR inch to one and
one-half inches.
Concrete must be placed in the form
Immediately after mixing and thor
oughly tamped or spaded to insure
complete filling of all holes. The next
step probably should be the building of
the stall platform, for which a 1928
mixture is used. The full thickness of
the floor is placed at once. The work
should be finished with a wood float to
make the surface sufficiently gritty to
prevent it from becoming slippery.
The concrete managers may he placed
at the same time as the stall plat
form, using the same mixture of CON
crete The surface Of the manger
should be finished with steel trOwel
to insure its smooth surface for the
animals to eat from. Litter and feed
alleys may be constructed after the
hangers and stalls are finished. Con
crete floors should be hardened from
ten days to two weeks before being
used.
Milford chronicle., 1924-04-25
Well Ventilated
Barns for Dairy
Experts Have Found That
Dirty Old Structure Was
Germ Breeding Place.

Modern living conditions have caused
people to pay much greater attention
TO the milk supply in recent years
Laws have been made to insure
cleanliness and sanitary conditions in
handling milk, that the health of the
consumer may not be endangered.
Rigid inspection to prevent sale of
milk from diseased COWS has been es-
tablished throughout the country.
Clean, well ventilated barns are alb
sOlutely necessary to healthy cows.
The old, dirty barn was breeding
place for disease, especially tubercu-
lOsis, experts have found. The rough
floors could not be properly cleaned,
and filth and germs accumulated CON
stantly.
Value of Concrete Seen.
With the increase in demand for san
ltary barns the value of concrete is
coming to he recognized more and
more. Many farmers are tearing up
old plank floors and building sanitary
concrete floors in their barns.
These floors can be laid even in the
winter if the temperature inside of the
barn can be kept above freezing until
the concrete is hardened
Agricultural colleges and many barn
equipment manufacturers are now fur
nishing free to farmers the plans for
construction of sanitary dairy barns.
The site of the barn should be
leveled off and cleared of rubbish and
all holes in the ground should be filled
and tamped solid.
Good practice is to build a manger
curb first. Correct execution of this
work is absolutely necessary in order
that the steel stanchions will fit. The
Milford chronicle., 1924-04-25
Water Warmed for Cows
Increases Flow of Milk

Water warmed for the cows during
very cold weather increases the milk
flow Good cows naturally must drink
lots of water, but are averse to cold
water When that is all they have
they will not take nearly so much as
If It were temperate. The drop in. the
milk flow in extreme weather is many
times directly traceable to lack of wa
ter. That is why tank heaters. or, het-
ter still. drinking cups, pay big prof
its
Milford chronicle., 1924-04-25
Peculiar Reckoning,

When Harry de Windt visited the
Siberian Ostiaks he found that they
calculated quite long\ distances il
terms of kettles, an almost identical
custom at the other end Of Asia. If
Journey was five kettles long an ex-
plorer found they meant that it would
take as long as ii would to boil 1--WE
kettles of cold water in succession.
Milford chronicle., 1924-04-25

SHOWING IuG 6ACSl4C44b dus'A-eJ
stock which is produced in Delaware
and it is also proposed to have some
one prepare sweet potatoes, IN tne
booth. from some of our celebrated
Delaware recipes, and thus educate
+he consumers in that section regard
inc the many uses of, and the many
wavs in which sweet potatoes can be
presented, not forgetting the famous
sweet potato pies and sweet potato
biscuits.
The general consumer in that sec
tion is not acquainted with the use OF
the sweet potato other than baking;
and. once they are acquainted with the
MANY uses of the sweet potato, it is
believed that a much greater demand
can be developed, and that this Will
greatly increase the, demand for Del
aware sweet potatoes in that section.
The proposed space is large enough
so that, possibly, some other Della
ware pronucts could also be exhibited
at that time, ard growers Of other
Delaware products are also figuring
on taking part in the exhibit. This ex-
position, coming as it does, about the
middle of September, is a little too
early for the display of our finest
late apples. However, it is thought
that, perhaps, the grape growers
might be interested, inasmuch as
grapes will be at their best at that
time; and it is possible that other
commodities may also be exhibited.
The sweet potato growers around
the Laurel and Seaford sections will
hold meetings within the next few
days, for the purpose of talking this
matter over and making plans for
putting the exhibit over in a big way.
Milford chronicle., 1924-04-25
Samuel j. Wilson & So1
funeral Directors and Embalmer

We have added to our funeral equipment q hes
Motor Funeral Car. for which we make no extEJ
charge. We have still retained both our Blacl
and White horse drawn hearsea, which therefor
places ug in a position to furnish either h0rs,
drawn or motor hearses.
We are the best equipped and carry the isFRes
stock of funeral supplies south of Wilmington.
Call phone. Office No. %, residence No Sg
Phone service day and night. If calling after &c
p. m call No. %. All ealla promptly answered.
No extra charge for Distance. uBe OF hesFse cE
wife's services
we also eagEy q large and eu1apieSs asaoee
msut al kUEnis1ss, Carriages. &HAEbouess EsRZ
Wa4eAA heek NaReaEaRG EnRSaina SgaglazaGsh
Milford chronicle., 1924-04-25
Queer Mortals.

No one knows so much about US
that is unworthy as we ourselves, and
yet no one thinks as highly of us as
we ourselves. .--CnSton Transcript
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-07-03

platform. The man who is entitled to the credit. whether you nominate him or not, is William Gibbs McAdoo."
 Angry shouts Break
 An outbufst of hisses and booes cracked through the Garden like ma chine gun fire. Angry shouts and yells roared forth with the volume of heavy artillery. Hand grenades followed through in the form of furious shouts from the New York and New Jersey delegates.
 "The oil manl What about oil?"
 "I'm from Jersey City. I voted for you every time you ran--and I'm sorry"
 I'm from Wisconsin, and Smith will get thousands of republican votes out there if you nominate him"
 Delegates struggled to reach the base of the platform, that they might shake their firsts and canes under the Conl- moner's nose and make sure that their explosives reached his ears
 Bryan stood calmly, a sardonic smile wreathing his face, his hand uplifted for silence.
 His plea was ignored. The gesture that has quieted political hysteria for three decades had lost its magic. The incensed opponents of McAdoo were in no mood for silence.
 Allow me to answer the gentlemafi's question:" Bryan pleaded, addressing
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