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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-09-04
Depcrtivas de ''EI MundO"

driamos encontrar un nuevo Waterloo
por la tsrde.
salimos dc la hga. y nos encontramos
con los entusiastas admiradores del
Monarca de los Deportes. los sehores
Isidoro Colon, Pepe Andreu y ei prin.
cipe Ge los Diamantes. A todos nos in.
teresaba saber eli resultado de los en-.
cuentros en- Arecibo entire Leones y
Lobos. FL nteres fue tanto. que nos
Ievo a IA sinpatica villa del Captain
Correa.
A las dos salimos de la Ciudad Err
cantada. en- un c6modo veioz Dodge
Brothers, que Sc iniciaba en- nuestras
carrcteras. Llegamos a Arecibo en- mo-
mentos Ell que Sc jugaba ei primer IN
ming. El iesafio result6 una monotonia.
81 es que cabe la Erase. m iuego lento.
donde ne habia brios. donde los iu-
gadores apsrecian extenuados. compile.
tamente cansados. Cuatro juegos couse
cutivos habian celebrado los combatiefh
tes todos tsnomos qu aceptar cue IS
esa una tarca dificilisima. Antos que
NADIA nos enteramos que Ponce sc habia
anotado una victoria mas en- Ia lucha
de la mafiana. con una anotaci6n De
tres a dcs carTeras.
Por Ia tarde, Cobas. quien hsbia
lanzado oeho innings por Ia mahsna.
quiso entrar de nuevo al caj6n sendos
bastagazos del club Arecibo. que se
present6 esta vez reforzado por Ciqui.
Fabito Jayase. 10 hicieron abando-
mar su trabajo dejando Ia novena
Ponce "pisada" por tres carreras
Fabitc lanzaba por los Lobos. fue
sistituido iadebidamente por Mayias
cue 10 h,zo pesimamente Cristino tuvo
cue ocupar ell box como "hombre bue-
no" cn ve-dad realiz6 una estupen-
da labor En- Ell segundo episodio Ia pi-
zarra marcaba un triunfo para los arc.
cibehos. pero en- Ia tercera entrada los
Zones anotaron tres vueltas passndo
esi por una carrera... En- el quinto IN
ring Ciqri entire los aplausos del sobe.
rano emroto Ell juego. asi qued6 has
ia el final septimo inning en- quo
suspendieron la lucha por obscuridad.
'Moncho ell brujo" san tuvisson
que pitchear. en- momentos en- que la
brilla arecibeha dejaba anunciar fata-
les consecuencias.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-09-04

Cuando llegamos a San Juan. des-
pres de un viaje feliz el Dodge
Brothers" Trodigioso nos dei6 cn nm
si.io donde podiamos adquirir nsticiss
basebole'as. ALI nos enteramos de que
Ell famoso lanzador, Fernandez. habia
dominadc la brilla riboschista cue
habia conCuistado un triunfo mas pa
IA la gente capitaleha. siets a cinco
fue ell score de este desafio del cual pro
netemos dar amplios detalles.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-09-04
SE CREE QUE CON ~ CAIDA IN
MlNOS DE LAS TROPAS Fedora.
LES DE IA CII'DAD DE MANNOS.
Ia REVOLUCION QJEDE OFICIAi..
MENTE TERMINtDA

BTENOS AIRES. sctiemlrc . tCa-
hle frances - Los ultimos deSpachos
llegados a seta ciudad dc Itio de- IN.
neiro anuncian Ia caida dr In ciudad
de ManaoS en- manos de las trnpas r.
deraleS ManaoS So cunsidcra ~ pum.
to mas cstrat6gico y - cree quc con
In cafda de esta plaza yirtualmeute
Qucde tcrminada In rcvoluci0n
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-09-04
LOS ULTIMoS JUEGoS EN- LOS
DIAMANTES DE LA ISLA
(PoR EDDIE coLLINs)

Ell domingo sostuvieron luchas reiii-
disimas, los poderosos clubs Ponce, Ri.
bosch, Arecibo Humacao.
| Nosotros no quisimos salir de la Ca
pital, deseosos de permanecer entire los
nuestros, aunque clio fuera en- contra
dicci6n con nuestro programa va tradi-
cional desde luego porque "nues-
tros'' negocios necesitaban de nuestras
atenciones en- esta bella encantadora
ciudad, unica que pudO inspirar al no
table poesa Santos Chocano...
voces callejeras nos hicieron saber
los resultados de los desafios, que no
vacilamos en- darlos a conocer.
En- la 0iudad del Portuguese, los ''leo
nes'' devpraron las ''panteras' del
Torito, logrando los Tabacaleros rom
per clos fatidicos collares" en- ell no
venO inning.
En- la lucha matinal, San, ell lanza-
dor blanQueador por excelencia, terror
uC AsSS A4CAo oS Cay SydndS 1dCllIU6uIe COI-
siguio elaborar ocho eslabones precio-
sssimos, pero la suerte no quiso favore-
cerle como de costumbre, un parps-
Geo de King di6 al traste con la cade-
na...
Garcia, Sc nos informa, realiz6 prodi-
gios desdc ell centro del diamante ribos-
chista, permitiendo tan solo dos carre-
ras que contribuyeron a la victoria de
LOS Campeones Boricuas".
Por la tarde, brisas de triunfos aca-
riciaron nuevamente a los poncenos
y como en- la lucha matinal, en- ell Ill
timo episode con dos outs Moncho. Ell
brujo guayames, vic destruida la cade-
na que tan habilmente preparaba para
las indomitas panteras de la ciudad ca
yeyana... Seis carreras dieron una vic
toria ms a los invictos leones que tic
ren ell honor de haber conquistado va
el galardon hermoso de campeones in
sulares, campeonato que habra de ser
de ellos ajln perdiendo todo los juegos
que lie faltan por luchar.
Pronto escribiremos algo sobre Ell Pom
ce, que con orgullo enarbola ell es-
tandarte que representa- ell mas alto
honor basebolero de nuestra isla.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-09-04
LOS BOLSHEVIQUES RECONCEN.
TRAN GRiNDES DESTACAMENTOs
DE CABALLERIA v INFANTERIA
EN IA FROSTERA POLACA

VIENA. sctiembrc > Gable frauctsl
Anuncian de las villas situadas On IN
frontcra ruso-polaca que So cStan re-
concentrando alli grandes destacamen.
tos dc caballerfa infanteria rusa
EstaS tropas todas provienen DC la
Siberia y Sc cree sean cnviadas en- prr.
vision de- mucvos atcntados por - O..
bierno Soviet.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-09-04
IA ASAMBLEA DE IA LIGA DE LiS
NACIONES NOMBRA los VICE.
PRESIDENTES

GINEBRA. setiemhrc . United
Press La Asamhlea de In Iiga DC
Naciones on session en- csta ciudad IN
elegido Seis vice prcsidenteS
Los vice-presidentes momhradoS han
sido: Bourgeois por Francia. Parmoor
por lnglaterra. Salandra por Italia
Urrutia por Colombia. SkrzynSki por
Polonia Tang TSaiffou por China
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-09-04

FL luues, Dia del Trabajo. las Pan
teras visitarcn los terrenos de la ocho.
Los clefantes prometian derribarlas v
todos asi 10 esperabamos.. sin contar
con la artilleria formidable ribochis-
t..
La lucha matinal, fue una exhibici6n
de toletazos kilometricos v hubo mo-
mentos on ore los fanaticos creian que
los tabacaleros habian sido con-
tratados para rellenar ell hoyo de la u
ga ltan abundantes fueron los basta-
gazos con destino a ese sitio. v tan
azorosa fue la labor para victoriano.
subiendo y bajando la ''jardita
De Graft Suncar fueron apabulls-
dos, en- grado superlativc. La majagua
cayeyana no admitia treguas y nuestrs,
hacienda continuaba ''impertsrrita" Ia
zafra. Gacho, ell hombre '.rompe es-
paldas'' reapareci6 en- Ell caj6n sin
hiperboln alguna fue el quien mas vi
drio deposito en- los stands. Tres carrc-
fas anotaronle los "elefantes'. dos de
elias pudiendo haber sido evitadas.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-09-04

En- Arecibo, los mixtos que hemos
dado Ell lamar 'lobos'', con los serv:-
clos de juicy y Parpetti, aniquilaron en-
alnbas contiendas los CRISES orienta-
les. Los detalles de estas luchas no los
conocemos. Solo sabemos que siguiendo
va una costumbre deplorable, ell Are
cibo, que debicra conQuistar lauros con
sus proplos jugadores. a quienes STEM
pre- lie hemos augurado un porvenir l.
sonjero, tuvo que recurrir a los ser
vicios lie dos 'atletas''... Este asunto.
requic~e concentrates fuertes. v 10 de.
jaremos descansar por ahora. en- 10 que
Sc presenta una oportunidad.
Por abora, nos completeness en- repe-
tir que Arecibo venci6 en- ambos jue-
gcs al Humacao.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-09-04

Hacienda que WRIGLEY'S lie de
alivio, un delete que perdura,
beneficos resultados.
Remueve las partfculas de alimentos
que Sc introducen entire los dientes
causando fermentation y deterioro.
Lava la boca y los dientes, actuando
como un enemigo de la acidez, que
causa tanto daflo.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-09-04

Por 50 Dollars semanales lie vesti-
re desde la cabeza a los pies Pida in
formes. Andres Echevarria. Luna so.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-09-04

FL juego de la manana en- San Juar,
donde Seda result6 heroe conectando un
bestial homerun y I'm fenomenaI bata-
70 de tres bases, nos hizo Greer que po-
Putnam patriot., 1924-09-26

While the manner and means Of training in the trades and vacations may vary somewhat in different schools and educational systems, yet it has been generally conceded that this work Is best carried on along the lines of actual performance in accord ance with the quality of technical knowledge. workmanship. and skill demanded by the standards of the art or trade being taught.
 With this principle in mind the State Trade school recently adopted a plan in it's textile department whereby the student would not only participate in the fullness of the trade by planning. taking up operations. and processes. but would receive this training on ' quality of work equal to that required by the best established mill practice.
 A large shirt manufacturing com pany was approached and asked to
Putnam patriot., 1924-09-26

to the company for whom t was made and the students were later informed that this cloth compared very favor ably with anything that the company could purchase in the market This does not mean. of course, that the work was done with the same degree of efficiency thas would apply in the mill. bat as an educational proposition sets up specifications so definite that the instructor must impart the very best practical methods to the students in order to secure the results desired. Students of the school feel ia the accomplishment of this work that they have established a reputation which must be maintained, The same com pany has favored the school with an order for short lengths of special ma- dras patterns and also quantity of oxford cloth in the grey.
 The foregoing may he of interest to those who believe in the idea of train ing hand and mind in the arts and sciences of industry.
Putnam patriot., 1924-09-26
GOLFERS QUALIFYING
Mems Championship Final. Start Next Week-Women Also Compete


 The qualifying round in the play for the mems championship title at the Putnam Country club ends on Sunday. The ladies qualifying rou q is now in progress. Those who have qualified as the result of the first matches follow: Mrs. V. T. Anderson defeated Miss Rhea deCoudres. six and five. Miss Ruth deCouares won from Mrs. R. D. Banigan one up for nineteen holes. Mrs. E. R. Warren beat Mrs. ]. A. r. Gagne four and three: Mrs. (. s. Street got the de- eisien over Mrs. W. F. RaHerty by score of one up for nineteen holes {. Mrs Omer Milot lost to Miss Laura Jacobs, six and five; and Miss Eliza beth Rafferty WAS the winner over Mrs. F. (. Morse. five and four.
 The golf team of the Putnam club was defeated in a match game with the Noonsocket club at W0eHsoeket last Saturday afternoon. In the eve ming the Putnam men, and some of the women members of the local club. also. attended q roast beef supper and dance at the Woon- socket club house.
Putnam patriot., 1924-09-26

from slashing. proper arrangements were made of heddles in accordance with the cloth desired The warp was then drawn into the harness and pre- pared for weaving.
 Then came the big subject of in- strucfion in the weaving Co produce first quality cloth. IL is in this part of the work especially that the student finds that there is vast difference in having the theory and principle of the work in mind and in being required to actually produce results, and the ne- cessity for keen observation of the cloth as 1t is being woven, taking care to renew filling and the removing of mispieks. methods of stopping and starting the loom and all the details to get good results are insisted upon. When the 800 yards were completed the cloth was inspected by students under strict supervision of the in- structor.
Putnam patriot., 1924-09-26

How comfortable is Paieel You'll laugh at roads that stopped you before. Paige's rear springs more than feet long, snubbers. l3l-inch wheelbase. staunch weght-all combine to give you comfort that's unbcatablel
 All this marvellous power, performance and comfort-in the smartest enclosed car on the street-ior only S2l75i
 Come in. See this stunning enclosed Paige. Note the long wheelbase and long springs. The biz motor. The grace of lines. The hncness of finish. Drive il. Mark the ease of control, riding comfort, cxhiIaraiine performance. Just figure how many hundreds of dollars more you must pay to match Paige! Why pay ii?
Putnam patriot., 1924-09-26
CORPS PRESENTS FLAG
Patriotic Organization Tenders Ban
 ner to Israel Putnam School

A regular meeting of the women's Relief corps was held Tuesday. Sept 23, af their quarters in Odd Fellows Han. The corps k living up to its established reputation of furtherii patriotism and good citizenship in this city It has just presented a handsome flag Co the Israel Putnam sehool which was greatly appreciated by both teachers and pupils. Al the close of the meeting refreshments were served by the chairman. Mrs C. C. Talbot, assisted by Mrs. C. U. Miller.
 \ rummage sale will be conducted by the corps in the near future, the date to be announced later.
Putnam patriot., 1924-09-26
Have Eve te Cleanlinen

During all the processes it was hrosght to the attention of the stu- dents that machinery in operation should have the best possible care with an eye to cleanliness and efficient arrangement of stock and cleanliness in handling material from one process to another.
 The cloth was then sent to the fin- ishing plant where it was put through the finishing processes and returned to the school This cloth was delivered
Putnam patriot., 1924-09-26

Compare this Paige with cheaper or more ex- pensive cars-you can't escape the facts. Paige closed car value is unmaichablei This fine, biz, powerful Paige 4-Door Brougham-for only S2l75l Smartly hnishedin ebony and maroon. Fine-erain leather finish on upper rear. Gray mohair ups bolsery.
 Just think of the great power, thrilling per- formancc, ideal comfort this Paige offers. Paige's biz motor has 70h. p.-more than ample for climb ina steep hills in high where others stall or shift; slow going in high over bad stretches; speed for emereencies; pulling away first in traffic. Yes, do all these things-and do them without ever siraining the biz Paige motor.
Putnam patriot., 1924-09-26

Here are ofss model prices of cars equal linf Paige in power and sixsi S2o7S-t27s0 --s2s9s S50sS- and up. Paige equals or surpssses them in size and power. Yet the Paige Brougbam costs many hun dseds of dollars less thas these open earsi
Putnam patriot., 1924-09-26
FROM COTTON IN BALE TO CLOTH

Students In Textile Department at State Trade School Have Remarkable Opportunity of Learning Cotton Mill Business, Getting Theory With Practice and Actually Making Goods That Are Sold to Retail Trade.
Putnam patriot., 1924-09-26

This bie, powerful, enclosed Paige sells for hundreds less than several smaller, less powerful enolosedcars!1 IT hesesmsiier. less able closed cars cost; S22SS- s23sS-- S2f9s-s2850. You can drive the hig, smart, powerful Paige Brougham for only s2i1Si
Putnam patriot., 1924-09-26
Three Facts That PrOve Paige Amazing Brougham Value

Closed models of cars the equal of Paige fn size and power. syefsse 3t9so more in price thsn their open models. Closed mod els of smaller, cheaper ears average 3S9so. Paige offers hne car cnclosed comfort for only Ses0 more than the open Psise-i4esi
Evening star., 1924-06-07

Lozano and Ors. Lozano, however,
would not drink enough cognac, and
seeing that the whole plan would fail
unless he was put out of the way,
Teruel smashed his head with blow
with the heavy lead sealing scissors.
Ors, who had not contemplated muir
der, sprang to the assistance of Lo-
5ano and a terrible struggle ensued
In the narrow interior of the car, un-
til a couple of revolver shots ended
the business. Navarette then opened
the mail
Donday was waiting with a motor
car at Alcazar where the four crimi-
mails carrying the bag of loot, got off
without being detected. At Cordoba
next morning the dead bodies of the
postal clerks were found among the
dlsordered bags of rified mail. DON
DAY, who had q passport, went to
france. Sanchez and Piqueras disap-
peared into the provinces, Teruel re-
turned to his home in Madrid and
NaVarrete went back to his mother S
mousse and moved in good society,
working at the general post office as
IL nothing had happened.
Search for SlayerS.
A most determined effort was made
py the police, civil guard, the somaten
and all the authorities to track the
murderers, for the directory honestly
is out to safeguard life, preserve law
and order. make administration more
efhc1cnt and, above all, see that JUS
tlce has it's due. The SlaCkneSS that
had crept into all branches of the ad-
ministration and had made juries
impotent. was, indeed, sapping the
moral fiber of the nation To check
Evening star., 1924-06-07
3 SPANISH SLAYERS
GARROTED TOGETHER
Picturesque Ceremony Attends Ex-
, ecution of Criminals in
: Madrid.
CHOKED WITH IRON COLLAR
Swift Justice Now Melted Out to
Criminals.
BY OLIVER FOX.

Correspondence of The Star and the Chicago
Daily News Foreign Service
MADRID, Spain, May 9.-Honorio
Sanchez and Francisco Piqueras,
criminals and adventurers without
profession, and Jose Sanchez Navar-
rote, post Office clerk of excel
lent family, were garroted in the
model prison. Their crime was the
murder in the mail car of the Madrid
Seville express on the night of April
IL of two mail clerks, comrades of
Navarrete, and the robbery of the
royal mail.
The murder created an enormous
devoted more columns of space to the
details of the tracking and capture
of the criminals, their trial by a
military court and their summary
same number of weeks to news of
Gen. Primo de Rivera's coup detat
last September.
The circumstances surrounding the
crime illustrate some aspects of mod
-ern Spain that have been denounced
as demoralizing to the nation. In
effect all three criminals were hard
ened gamesters, habitues of the gam
bling halls that were tolerated until
recently and from which the author
inal, Antonio Treuel, who committed
suicide, was an ex-croupier, and a
fifth, Jose Donday, condemned to
twenty years penal servitude, was
also a victim of the gaming table.
Gambling Among Omcers.
The military directory is continuing E
the work of the two governments
that preceded it. and is making a
stand against public gambling,
though in many clubs, including the
military casinos, roulette still runs
nlerrily 1t is known that in Morocco
gambling has been the cause of much
immortality among the officers, sew
eral of whom have oppressed the
Nfoors under their jurisdiction and
have stolen regimental funds to find
the wherewithal to satisfy their pas
sion.
The two postal officials murdered
Were named Lozano and Ors. Lozano
was a faithful employe who was
bringing up in humble circumstances
a large family on the small pay Spain
allows its servants, while Ors, a
duties a business which appears to
have been of the sort that leads some
poStmen to offer contraband tobacco
at the doors where they deliver let
.ters Indeed, evidence at the trial
showed that OrS was an accomplice
Plans of Robbery.
In the plans for the robbery it was
arranged that Ors should admit the
they presented themselves with forg-
ed passes to deceive Lozano, author
-fzing them to travel in the mail car
They had a bottle of drugged cognac
with which after being admitted to
the car, they were to have stupifed
Evening star., 1924-06-07

in the presence of a cruciflx on an
altar and surrounded by priests,
monks and brothers of the Order of
Peace and Charity, they pass their
final hours. Among the brothers on
duty last night were two dukes and
three marquises, for the highest in
the land hold 1t an honor to accom-
pany the worst criminals in the hour
of their expiration.
After having confessed and heard
mass, tho three condemned men step
Evening star., 1924-06-07

ped forth Three garrotes had been
erected in the yard. A garrote Is
stout post, planted in the ground and
having attached a seat into which
the victim is tied. Through the post
at his back, at the height Of his neck.
u metal collar is passed and placed
around his neck. BY manipulating a
tourniquet, which contracts the COL
lar. the executioner kills his man.
Honorio Sanchez, who died first.
met death bravely, though he had
Evening star., 1924-06-07

is unusual in other countries. Span
and cannot but approve the feet that
the criminals, whose trial under the
old regime would have been pro-
longed, have met with swift, If re-
lentless, justice.
Evening star., 1924-06-07

the spread of this rot was one of
the first duties proclaimed in Gen.
Primo de FSivera'S original manifesto.
The taxi driver who had taken the
criminals from AlcaZar to Madrid was
discovered. The loose morals of Ors,
when investigated, gave clews that led
TO Teruels' being tracked, and his
wife was arrested while he was away
trom nome. Knowing that the police
t"erc watching his dpmicile, where he
lad hidden the jewels stolen from the
mail car (the bank notes had been
,tlVidod up on the spoD he felt that
'.he game was up and he committe
suicide, leaving a letter of repentance.
Donday, in Paris, reading the. de-
tails of Teruels suicide, was struck
with remorSe and give himself up to
the Spanish ambas ssador, voluntarily
'consent1ng to come to Spain and stand
trial. This much known, the other
l.crlminals were soon tracked. The in
! Stitutlon of the Serenos, picturesque
men who gualn the streets at night
with PIKE and lantern and keep the
large doorkeys of houses in volum-
.lnouS belts, gave valuable informa ton
10 the police. The three principal
t'crlmlnals were soon arrested and a
lmllltary court made short work of
their trial. The evidence was .over-
whelming.
Criminals Confess.
Ihe epilogue took place. in the
prison yard this morning. A Spanish
execution is conducted with great
Ice reromony. AT least ten hours before
'the time for their execution the pris-
."Her$ are placed in Capilla, that is to
say, In an improvised chapel, where,
Evening star., 1924-06-07

been terribly affected by an inter-
view with his SON and sisters a few
hours previously. Piqueras, when
seated at the garrote, bade a last
goodby to those who had assisted
him to the post. Navarette, who had
begged for an injection of morphine.
SO that he would not feel the iron
Evening star., 1924-06-07

collar, was dragged to his end. The
black flag (Black Maria of the good
old days") soon told the large crowd
waiting outside the prison that JUS
tfce had been DONE
All over Spain the above details
and many others will be discussed
and commented on in a fashion that
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-07-18
COFFIN TOO SHORT;
 WIFE SEEKS $2O,WO
Four Other Damage Suits Filed
 During Day

Damages of $20,000 were asked by Leona Lawrence in a suit filed Thurs day in circuit court against ths B. A, Bradford Undertaking company on the grounds that a coffin she had selected for her dead husband was not the same as was used when the body was in. tered.
 After she had made her selection, em- ployes of the company substituted an inferior grade of coffin, her bill of com. plaint charges, and one which was too small for the body.
 Josephine Favata sued Sam Scanella for $10,0OO. She charges assault and battery on June 8, 1924, IS a result of which she was seriously injured and un- able to work for long period, she claims.
 As a result of an automobile acci- dent in which the plaintiffs machine. was struck by one in which the three defendants were riding, Arthur What ley filed suit against Oscar D. Crump- tion, A. B. Langley and Cibb FlemA ing. The accident is said to have oc- cured July 21, 1923. 4
 Charges of false arrest are made by Grant Autrey in a suit for $5,OOO against c. H. Merritt. He claims that Merritt was responsible for his arrest July 9, on a charge of T~grancy.
 Will Morris sued the Cruse- Crawford Nlnufacturing company for $5,OOO for damages he claims to have received in an automobile accident July l, 1924, when he claims he was struck by a ma chine belonging to the company. "2.