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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-08-20
JUEGo DE LA MANANA

Los grand stands todos' estaban
atestadoS, tanto de hombres como de
,eleaantes damas, tambi6n espirituah-
zadas con e, americanismo de la mujer
do ultramar, la cual sabemos deja ele-
var 81 VOC como un hombre, ante un
desafio de pelota o una lucha de pu-
.giiistas, embriagada de un intense en-
tusiasmo Queda, sin duda, ell mismo
sentimiento en- ell corazon de nuestras
mujeres por la madre Espana, pero en-
cuanto a las costumbres hispanas y
~rsgtonales, Sc deja yer como elias
abreu paso a Las sajonas
FL dia SO presento lluv.oso, y clio
demor6 eonsiderablemente Ell juego.
Arecibo TODD estaba confiado en- ell
triunfo de la mafana, porque era Tt
no el que iba a ocupar Ell caj6n. Y
Las -esperanzas de Arecibo no result
tarou vanas. Tino, con su complicada
bola, demostr6 a los veteranos del san
Juan que no era tan ZACH Ven1r d
Arectbo a hacer un ''raid" peloteril.
"6an JUAN So anot6 tan solo una
carrera, que pudo muy bien haberse
cvitado para que hubiera sido de nue.
We perlas eli collar que lie regalara
.sArecibo'' en- ea juego matinal. 81
al coger ell rolling" Lluveras cerca
dc Ia segunda base, hubiese dado su
preferante atenci6n Santana que
trataba de colarse' a ''home'', AVIAN
sando hacia este con la bola en- Ia
maro, ''San Juan" hub:era tenido que
eonvencerse que no es a Ponce
solarnente que "Arecibo" propina la
caSuAlidad. Fueron hechas con hits,
saliendo vencedor por dos carreras.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-08-20
LA PRENSA INGLESA Sc
MUESTRA PESIMISTA

LoNDREs, agosto 10 Omitted Press)
Toda la prensa de esta capital, ex.
cepto Ell peri6dico antigermAnico,
DAILY MALI, Sc abstiene de prorrum-
pir en- entusiasmos prematuros, aun
cuando expresa Ia satisfaction por Ell
exito de la conferencia, ash como la es-
peranza de que las muchas dificulta-
DIES que aim estan p~endientes de So
lucion sean arregladas de manera
satisfactoria.
Pero nc hay un solo peri6dico quo
no dele de sehalar ell hecho de que
aun los parlamentos aleman y frances
deben ratificar 10 acordado en- la con-
ferencia interaliada, y de ahi puede
surgir La chispa que haga fracasar to-
dos los acuerdos y esfuerzos anterio-
res. La mayor parte de los ~peri6dicos
dicen en- sus editoriales que tardar&
b~astante tempo para que los parla-
mentos frances v alerpAn consigan lie
gar a un entendido, va que las diver
gencias politicas en- dichos cuerpos le-
gislativos son cada vez mas aventu-
radas.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-08-20
MANIFESTACIONES DE He
RRI0T AL PARTIR HACIA
PARIS

LONDRES, agosto 10 Omitted Press)
Herriot, antes de marchar a Paris,
ha dicho a un reporter que lie entire
v:stara, que Ell espera sinceramente que
ell triunfo de la conferencia interaiia-
da haga mas estrecha La entente anglo
francesa. Agrego que aun la tarea no
Sc ha ~terminado, y que Ell est& en- ell
deber de seguir velando por la paz del
mundo, asi como encontrar soluci6n a
varios problemas que no pudieron ser
tratados en- la conferencia interalada
por no constar en- la c~onvocatoria,
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-08-20
Las tfOpas ~espaholas
suffen gfandes bajas

MADRID, agosto 10 UNITED Pressi
Las noticias ofciales que Sc han re-
cibido nltimamente de Marruecos in
dican que en- estos momentos Sc est&
librando una reIida batalla entire mo-
ros y espanoles. Ell enemigo est& tan
cerca de las posiciones ~espaholas que
dentro de POGO ell combate ser& cuer-
pc a cuerpo. Los ofciales estan usan-
do las pistolas para disparar a los re-
beldes. Los ~espanoles SON los que es-
tan sufriendo mas bajas, pues los re-
beldes n con grandes precaucio-
mes y evitando en- TODD 10 gus pueden
ell fuego incesante conque Sc les CON-
bate. Hasta la fecha hay In tsnients
espafol muerto, y tres heridos, Y entire
los soldados hay cinco muertos y trein
ia y seis heridos. -
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-08-20
LA DELEGATION ALEMANA
LLEGA A BERLIN

BERLIN, agosto 10 Omitted PreSs)
La delegation alemana ha legado a
esta capital, completamente desani,
mazda y desilusionada por ell resultado
de la conferencia interahada. Una
m~uchedumbre que habia lido a re-
cibirles a la estaci6n, equivoc6 Ia es.
tacion y cuando llegaron los delegados
Sc encontraron tan solo con
ell Presidente Ebert que habia lido a
recibirles.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-08-20
Sc PREPARA UN GRAN Reel
BIMIENTO A HERRIOT

Los elementos radicales y socialiStas
que forman legion IN esta capital, Sc
proponen recibir a Herriot con una
soberbia manifestation que ira a reci-
birle a la estacion de San Lazaro. Ell
Municipio de La capital tambien esta
p~reparando IN gran recibimiento y Is
immense Ell entusiasmo que reina para
recibir al gran politico que ha con-
seguido hacer 10 que ninguno de sus
predecessors despues de La guerra pu-
dieron hacer.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-08-20
Ell GABINETT FRANCES
APRUEBA LA POLITICA DE
HERRIOT

PARIS, agosto 10 Omitted Press)
Ell gabinete ha aprobado por unani-
midad TODD 10 hecho por Herriot en- la
conferencia interaliada de Londres.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-08-20

WASHINGTON, agosto 10. Omitted
Press).-En la embajada brasileia
ell esta capital han informado que ell
movimiento r~evolucionario que Sc ha
declarado en- la region del Amazonas
no tiene gran importancia y que den
tro de POGO sera sofocado por las tro-
pas federales. Tres barcos de guerra.
han salido hacia 9dicha region, dispues
tos a combatir a los rebeldes.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-08-20
Ell APARATo DE ZANNI ESTA
INSERvIBLE

HANOI, agosto 10. Omitted Press).
Ell aparato de zanni, Ell aviador argen
tino que esta dando la vuelta al mum
do, ha sufrido desperfectos de tai con
sideracion, que esta practicaments in
servible. zanni sc propore ordenar un
e aeroplano del mismo modelo a
Yokahoma.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-08-20
DEPORTIVAS
cRrT1cA

FL domingo fu6 invadido Arecibo
por un sinnnmero de Fans, parti-
cular1uente de la capital, para presen-
ciar Ia lucha que habia de efectuarse
en- La liga del parque de la Real vi
la, entire Ell equipo visitador "San
Juan Athletics" v Ell local ''Arecibo
Park,
FL trafco Sc duplico Ell domingo, y
dondequtera Sc contemplation los IA
rAticos deportivos, fernando multitu-
des y pendientes del mas minimo mo-
vimiento de los jugadores.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-08-20
JuEGo DE LA TARDE

.Por la tarde saba "Arecibo" que
no era SECURE vencer al "San juan,
porque era ell Patio que ocuparia ell
box, y 10 demostro con ell hecho
dc no hacer cast apuestas de dinero.
Los fans del ''San juan venian con
febre por la tarde, a c-onsecueacia dc
Ia uuiebra parcial que Ell juego de Ia
maAana ocasion6 a sus bolsillos.
81 juego Cdnpez6 en- medic de n
concwrencia mayor que la de Ia mana
na. Ell "San Juan" por la agresivi-
dad de sus paleadores, logro cubrir
Ia primera base y La segunda. Luego,
una tirada por Ell suelo de Martin (que
no cogi6 Shoanaker), y un ''pass-
ball. de Soler, di"ron lugar a dos ca
rreyas por "Ssn Juan.
Ell juego SO sostuvo in~teresante has
IA que otra vez Soler cometio un error
tun dispsro por los nubes a ttrcera),
que did una carrera mas para "San
Juan. Los muchachos del ''Areci-
boz supieron ganarse la inicial en- d.
ferentes caSos, y hubo posibili6ad de
haeer carrera, pero no fue otra cosa
que la desglacia que Sc opuso. En- una
OCCASION tuvo dos hombres en- base,
sin ningin :'out " Fue Elias al bate,
pero estaba tan hambriento de palear.
que 1nicamente pudo avanSar a terce-
"a al hombre de segunda, saliendo ell
.'out''~ en- primera. Fl pr6ximo batea-
dor tom6 la base, y entonces Sc cubrie-
ron las tres. Esto refrigero la sangre
a los fanaticos del "San Juan; fue
81 momento de La mas grande especta-
ci6n del juego. TOGO Ell turno a Mar
tin, pero con tanta desgracia que sa-
lilo de ''out,', en- primera tambien, sin
ningin resultado practice para Are
ciho. Despues Shoemaker Sc VIC i'm
posibilitado de ganarse la inicial, y
termin6 ell inning con cero para Arecl-
DO: FL trabajo de Fernandez (p:tcher
del "San Juan,')s fu6 elogiado has
ia por sus CONTINGENCIES.
sin embargo, en- Ell octave inning
despu6s de los 'touts'', Arecibo hizo
una carrera por tres ''hits'' corridos,
de Jimenez, Martin y Shoemaker.
Estes dos juegos vienen a deniostrar
a los muchachos de la loza, que no fue
sine una calumnia su aseveracion en-
Ell ssgrand stand de Arecibo, en- SEN
lido de que ell team Ponce habia
stfr;do dos derrotas del "Arecibo
Park, sujetas a combination.
C~onv6nzanse los apasionados capita
leios que ell equipo nj es un ''spar-
ring partner, y que no es justo atyi-
buir sus derrotas a errores de ''um
pires''. Por esta raz6n, cuando vuel-
van al pavimento, ~resignense al result
tado de la ~eiciencia de ambos teams,
y ash colocaran a sus jugadores dent1o
de la discipline v lejcs de la censura
dc los spectators.
R ~N,x o~xrm
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1924-04-10
MORE TAX lEV|ESMADE
Senator's Action Follows DecIar.
alton by President Coolidge
on Taxes.

Washington-Facing declaration
by President Coolidge against any new
tax levies, the Senate finance com
mittee restored to the revenue bill the
taxes on telegraph and telephone mes
sages as a step toward meeting an ap-
parent deficit Of SIS 100000 in revenue
under the bill as passed by the House.
The committee action restoring
these taxes was taken after President
Coolidge had let IL be known that he
was opposed to any new levies.
Taxes on nah jong and RADIO sets
we're voted into the senate revenue
bill. which at the same time
approved the reduction in automobile
taxes and repeal Of the candy tax yot
ed by the House
The tax on radio sets was fixed al
10 per cent on all selling for SIS OF
more. to apply at the source OF manu-
facture. Likewise the tax on NAH
jong sets was placed at 10 per cent
on manufacturers or importers, on al
selling for IS or more.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1924-04-10
COOLIDGE CARRIES.
MICHIGAN PRIMARY.
Chief Executive Piles Up Lead
In Presidential Preference
Primary Election.

Detroit-with returns from Michf
gan's election. Calvin Coolidge had q
lead Of $4,000 over Senator Hiram w.
Johnson of California.
The vote from 1882 precincts gave
Coolidge 11o,263: Johnson. 4s.s9S:
William @. Simpson. Detroit civil en-
gineer, 1854.
On the Democratic ticket. Henry
Ford and United States Senator Wood
bridge N. Ferris were staging Q see
saw battle. the advantage moving frst
to one and then to the other. With
returns In from 1859 precincts. Ford
had l7.430 and Ferris 1911.
President Coolidge was running well
ahead Of Senator Johnson In Wayne
county (Detroit). which the Californis
senator carried overwhelmingly -four
years ago. Returns from e25 precincts
out Of 6s4 in the county gave Coolidge
2S.673; Johnson 1929. The missing
precincts were all in the county out
side OF Detroit.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1924-04-10
GREAT RUINS IN
. HONDURAS FOUND
Huge Stone Structures Dating
Back 5000 Years Are Dis
covered in Wilderness.

Walpole, Mass.-News of the dis
covery Of the ruins Of great city OF
the first Mayan empire lying miles In
land in the uninhabited Jungle of Brit
fish Honduras, has been received by
Lieutenant Colonel Walter M. Whit
man. from his son. Edmund s. Whit.
man. stationed in Honduras. Colonel
Whitman said. Amid the ruins was
one massive pyramid towering 800
feet, the letter said.
The huge stone structure, covering
hundreds OF acres, date back 5000
years. according to estimates. Colonel
Whitman said. The discovery was
made by an expedition under PROBES
sor Mitchell Hedges and DIR. Gam
operating with Belize. capital of Brit
fish Honduras, as a base. Colonel
Whitman said that he understood that
the expedition was under British au-
spices. backed by a London syndicate
The ruins are covered with the
Magyar hieroglyphics which for many
years psychologists have been trying
vainly to decipher. Colonel Whitman
said. Most remarkable. he said. ac-
cording TO the scant information that
had reached him, was the size of the
great blocks OF stone used In the an
cient structures.
In his letter Colonel Whitman said
his son predicted that further devel-
cpments were to be expected soon.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1924-04-10
KENTUCKY TROOPS CALLED
Two Companies Of Guardsmen Are
Rushed to Straight Creek.


Rushed to Straight Creek.
Frankfort. Ky.-Two companies OF
Kentucky National Guardsmen we're
ordered to the mining camp Of the
Liberty and Coke company, on Straight
Greek in Bell county by Governor w.
J. Fields. An outbreak Of labor trouble
was marked by killing of one man and
wounding of another.
Machine gun Company d from VIII
liamsburg and Company G. 149th in.
fantry. Barbourville, were ordered to
proceed to Straight Creek under GOV.
er' by Adjutant General James Kehoe,
following a conference with the gov.
ernor
The situation is tense and compli.
Gated by inroads of unknown parties,
supposedly agitators from other
Mines" Adjutant Kehoe said. "The
adjutant generals Office is holding in
readiness three large units for instan.
taneous dispatch in event II becomes
necessary"
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1924-04-10
PAGE MEMORIAL IS UNVEILED
Tribute to U. 8. Ambassador During
War 10 Paid at Yorkshire.

Pickering, Yorkshire. England
Here, near his ancestral home, q me
mortal tablet to Walter Hines Page,
friend OF England and American am.
bassador to the court Of st. James
throughout the great war. was un.
yelled by the presnt American am.
bassador. Frank B. Kellogg. Mr.. KEEL
logg left the British capital for the
first time since his arrival in Novem.
Der to participate In the ceremonies
and deliver the address of the day.
The services were conducted by the
Archbishop OF York and many promi.
nent persons In the Official and social
life OF northern England attended.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1924-04-10

Portland. Ne. - Ccnferring on Pres
dent Coolidge. a distinction hereto
fore reserved for two ''fayorite sons"
the Maine Republican state conven-
ton voted to instruct It's is delegates
TO the national convention At Cleve-
land in June to use every honorable
effort" to secure the nomination Of
Calvin Coolidge for President Of the
United States.
nw was recalled that delegations from
this state had been instructed In for
mer presidential years for the late
James G. Eiaine. and the late Thomas
8. Reed both OF this state
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1924-04-10

New York-Five liquor boats and
some 400 cases Of assorted liquors
were seized and Is alleged rum
smugslers were captured By the new
customs prohibition navy operating
on Long Island. the prohibition au-
thorities announced. A yatch esti-
mated to be worth $4,000. was one Of
the craft seized which consists OF
four fast boats and 40 customs men.
Three sloops and a motor boat constL
tuted the other seizures Prohibition
agents arrested two men after the al
legged purchase from them Of IS cases
CT whisky.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1924-04-10
fascist CARRIES ELECTION
MussolIni Government. TO Have SOC
Majority In Chamber Of Deputies.

Mussoilni Government. TO Have SOC
Majority In Chamber Of Deputies.
Rome-While the result OF general
election will be officially announced.
1t was known that Premier Musso.
linis fascsti party has been success
full.
Public interest was slight as It was
q foregone conclusion the fascists
would win. Only about Sc per cent Of
the voters went to the polls.
The Central News circulated a re-
port that Mussolini's ticket received
330.l4o. while the opposition got only
ss,S41 votes.
There were few incidents. Fascist
militiamen and police were on guard
In districts where trouble was antici
pated.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1924-04-10
U. S. NET TRADE sls,ooo,ooo
$3.50 100000 Margin Shown With
$37o, Zoo, 900 on Debit Side.

Washington-After estimating vari
Gus items of invisible exchange"
the department Of commerce has an.
nounced that the balance Of trade In
favor Of the United States for the
year 1923. amounted to approximately
s1s.000,000. The favorable trade bal.
ance. on the basis Of national exports
and imports Of merchandise. was
$3.50 900. 900. but the net balance 10
reduced by taking into consideration
such Invisible items" as interest IN
dividends. ocean freight. government
tai payments. services to tourists.
charitable and missionary expendt
lures and immigration remittances.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1924-04-10
WASHINGTON LETTER
CONTINUED from Pare u

't'ttt1@& sttttA &&' ~
now in possession Of the Alien
Property Custodian for the pro-
motion Of foreign trade with
Germany. The administration
Spokesman" said. the idea is
that alien property in this coun-
try should be held intact to APP
ply to the claims of American
nationals. or held intact to re-
turn to German nationals at a flu
ture date. There is some doubt
whether the proposed legislation
will be warranted for financing
foreign trade"
The interview closed with the
statement that the Cabinet had
discussed routine business in the
morning. The majority of ques-
tons are submitted by Washing
ton correspondents in writing
and supplemented by verbal in
quiries. It will be noted that nc
mention is made Of current in
vestigations by the Senate anc
House into the various govern
ment departments. but inquiries
of this sort are submitted for of
fetal explanation whenever de
velopments are of sufficient i'm
portance for newspaper atten
ton. Since the appointment o.
government counsel, the Presi
dent has referred all questions
on the oil investigation to Messrs
Roberts and Pomerene, as hi
representatives. 1t will be oh
Served from the foregoing tina
the source Of much Washington
news comment centers in thu
White House.
Considerable sentiment has de
veloped in Congress of late for
special tax reduction measure
which would apply to returns
| for the calendar wear 1923
Those in charge Of fiscal legisla
ton in the Senate and House be
lieve that the major tax revision
plan must take into consideration
the necessity of providing reve
nue. to meet the Bonus bill
Senator Smoot. chairman of tn,
Senate Finance committee, AM
several House leaders, believ'
that the anticipated vote by tn
| President will be overridden b.
a two-thirds vote of both Houses
The view is expressed that !
will be decidedly helpful to en-
act tax legislation before the con
vention in June. The proposes
special measure advocated by tn
administration would allow a re
duction of 25 per cent in return
| for the past year.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1924-04-10

beer could be manufactured con-
tanning 2.75 per cent of alcohol
by volume. The measure was
reported to the Senate committee
on Judiciary where il win UNI
doubtedly expire from lack Of
attention. There are so many
domestic issues available for the
various political parties that an
! effort will be made to avoid pro-
hibition issues insofar as possible.
Talks with responsible political
leaders indicate that both parties
are taking careful inventory Of
their stock in trade prior to
the conventions in June. Few
deny that sooner or later altera-
tions Of political thought will
eventuate from the current in
quiries into the conduct Of feder-
al government officials. There is
no secret to the fact that some
feel that the oil scandal has fur
nished provocation for a new
party. II is admittedly difficult
to measure the attitudinal
changes of public sentiment at
this early date. The present
tendency Sof free and easy COM
ment on the RESPONSIBILITIES Of
party government battles the
party leaders.
The immigration problem Is
now before the Senate and House.
The debate centers around the
basis Of the quota system and a
more extensive plan Of selective
immigration.
Under the terms Of a bill
passed by the Senate this week,
the federal government will ex-
tend invitations TO the various
countries TO send representatives
to this country next year 10 at
! tend the World Poultry Congress.
The McNary-Haugen Agricul-
tural Relief bill has been re-
: drafted by the House committee
: because of the representations
. made by the United States Tariff
I Commission that It's provisions
! would automatically alter the
, present tariff law. II is ex-
: pected that this measure will
pass the House but the defeat adj
ministered to the Norbeck-Burt-
I ness bill indicates that farm
legislation will find il hard sled
! ding in the Senate.
: IL is generally admitted that
: some form Of legislative relief is
necessary for agriculture but ii
J is apparently difficult 10 draft a
measure which would cover the
demands of various farm sections.
Apnor;oor Wen4 da are road
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1924-04-10
ALBANIANS KILL AMERICANS
Political Motive Believed Behind A.
sassInatlon of Traviers.

Washington-The state department
cabied the American consulate at Tir.
ana requesting an immediate investt
CATION and report on the reported
staying Of George B. De Long OF New
York and Robert l.. Coleman. Of San
Francisco. by ALBANIAN bandits.
Tirani. Albania-Ulysses Grant
Smith. American minister to Albania
began a vigorous investigation into
the ASSASSINATION Of two American
travelers-George B. De Long Of New
York and Robert L. Coleman OF San
Francisco-on the Tirani-Scutar
road. They we're attacked by bandits
from ambush and both were shoi
dead.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1924-04-10
AGENTS BATTLE VETS At SEA
Three Boats Captured, ass Cases Of
Liquor Seized Near New York.


New York-Prohibition agents in
this district, working on land and sea.
arrested eighteen men, captured a
steam yacht. a schooner, motor boat
and four trucks, and seized Ass cases
of liquor.
The authorities began the day with
q race of Montauk Point. between one
of their new high-powered rum chasers
and a fast little bottle ship from the
rum feet.
The motor boat, Mickey, was cap
tured, with its crew OF four and cargo
OF 500 cases.
The pier of the Fabre line Syria.
was used as base by Federal agents
who fred volley after volley of bull
let's in a vain attempt to halt q black
speed boat Of low visibility which, &C
cording to the authorities. was sur
prised In the act Of taking on q cargo
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