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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-12-07

dc Persia), continuara un escena-
rio magnifico para la llegaaa del
va descolorido coche de turismo,
que lleva recorridas cinco mil qui-
nientas millas. De ALI proseguGran
a Kalat,-descrita en- canciones v
prosa como morada de muieres lie
hermosura sin igua1-capital de BE
luschistan, hasta que, finalmente,
llegaran a Quetta, donde fiamea la
bandera inglesa.
El mayor Forbes Leith cuenta mu
chas anecdotas interesantes de la
gente que ha conocido en- ell Orien
te. Durante su estancia en- Persia.
lrientras ocupaba tin puesto de
juez, la esposa de uno de sus SUI
balternos fue asaltada por una ne
gra sirvienta de la esposa del je-
fe. No deseando mezclarse en- ell
asunto. ell mayor lie diio al marido
que tomara la justicia EN- sus ma
nos y aplicara ell castigo que creye
ra adecuado. Al dia siguiente pre-
gunto 81 habian quedado arregla-
ds la question y Sc qued6 sorpren-
dido al recibir la noticia de que Ell
hombre Sc flabia casado con la ne
gra. Al preguntar por que habia
hecho este. lie contestaron:
Debe saber ell sefior que esta
negra tiene mucho dinero. Casando-
Sc con ella le puede dar una buena
paliza. quitarle el dinero despu6s
abandonarla' Sc recordara cue. de
acuerdo con las leyes de divorcio
del pals, es 10 necesario decir I've
to" veces. en- presncia &c IN
testigo para que los lazos del ma
trimonio dueden destrliidos.
La expedition ha creadN pn inte-
res enorrne entire los autowovilis-
tas, ouienes. recorren 10 dificil de
Ia prue',a q dne Sc ha sometido ell
ma ayor Polbes-Leith y sus compa-
fieros.
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Un pequeiio grupo de stlbditos
britanicos ACADIA de emprender una
estupenda hazafia de resistencia.
Sc trata de NADIA menos que rn via
je en- automovil desde Londres has
ia Ia India. debiendo cubrir una
diStancia de mil millas de camino
y rIlta de caravans. en- solo quin-
ce semanss, 81 fuera possible. FL
vfaje ha sido iniciado en- la Ultima
semana de abril. e
Todo minute sera de un valor
muy grande, presto que cuando los
viajeros Sc encuentren cerca Gle la
meta, al p1sa- a traves de los de-
siertos de la Mesopotamia paede
estallar ell temible viento monz6n
10 cual difcultaria enormemente ell
viaje.
Sc halla a cargo de esta expe-
dici6n Ell mayor F. A. Forbes-Leith,
uh AOAtOAO AAIlSPluO QuC I'D UeS-
emp'hado mrchas atareas. Cemo
mayor del E i6rcito Regular de la
Reserva hi podido yer como sc vi
We en- muchas parties del mando.
Como mensa jero del Fey. portador
del ipasa porte rojo ha tenido Inu-
chas aventlras raras emocionan
tes al lleyar despachos importan-
tes al Ministerio de Relaciones Elk
teriores de caracter militar, re-
corrfendo caminos desiertos del
Oriente o yendo por sobre huellas
de caravanas. En- una OCCASION per-
did el camiao, viendose obligado a
vivir por alg1n tempo en- la mis-
ma forna que los arahes nomadas
y otras tribus que acertaba a en-
contrar. Durante esta parte de su
caTre:a aprenGio muchos secretos
dc los esfuerzos extraordinarios
fiechos por los agentes alemanes de
esp onaje para psnetrar en- los Sc
cretos militares o politicos de Gran
Bretsiia, que posiblemente podrian
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PARA vAoIAE LOS ESTAN
CUES DE ESENCIA


A veces Sc encuentran aifculta-
des para yaciare un recipiente a.
rata. Indicaremos un medic oas-
tante simple que Sc Emita a, er.
plear Ell aire oonprimido sobre Ia
spparicie del liquido. De est.l ma
nera SO evita la p6rdida de CON-
bust BILE y sc reduce al minin,o los
riesgos de incendio puesto que 70
Sc adarrafna una sola gotta de cseu
ci2. Bastard apreparar I'm tap6n
atravesado por dos tubitos Ell pr
nero estara destinado a ser acopla
dc "a una bonba de mano de las
usadas para inflar los neumaticoh:
el otro. por Sill parte inferior. con
rendera m tubo de p,omo destina
10 a llegar hasta ell fondo del es.
tanqre a yaciarse v. por su parSc
superior, un 4tubo flexible cue po-
drap ser provisto de una llave one
rm ta cortaf ell paSo del l{qujdo
volnntad. AL accionar Ia bomba
Sc introduce aire en- ell estanque. v
IL elevation de la preston. sin ne
ces1dad de que sea muy importan-
ta, empuja la esencia por Ell t71bo
re plomo y por el tubo flexible el
liqrido Sc transvasa sin Ia me,inr
psrdida y con toda comodidad. E..
te ststema es especialmente it'll en-
q case de recipientes amovibles o
DIFF Giles de maneiar. Ell tubo fe-
yib'e convene que sea metdico
pFes 81 Sc empleara uno de gon a,
como Ia nafta ataca esa uateria,
Sc deterioraria, re- pidfsimamenta con
81 paso del liquido. ,
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adeIantO en- la construction
de AUTOMOBILES

unidades para librarlo de indebi-
das .tendencias. Todo adelanto de
tai caracter signifiea ell trabajo
de conservation, 10 que por su
parte prolonga la duraci6n y ell
buen- servicio del vehfculo.
En- los modelos del presente anO
abundan las modifcaciones MEGA
nicas que tiene por exclusive pro-
posito el simplificar la conserva-
cion del vehfculo. Son modelos al
tamente perfeccionados, en- COM
paracion con los anteriores. Y los
que vendran dentro de pocos amos,
van ser acknowledgements obras
admirables de la tecnica auto
movil. i
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PequenaS nOtaS
autOmOVillSticaS

''En 1925 habra en- los Est&dos
Unidos una actividad no igIalada
en- la construction de carreteras'
Tai es la profesfa del economfsta
Roger w. Babson en- ell periodico
Boston Transcript. La insis-
tente demanda por mejores carre-
teras, que es el resultado de los
1880, 900 automobiles de este
pals, esta va surtiendo efecto y
antes de mucho tempo habra au,
mentado considerablemente la ex
tension de la red de carreteres de
los Estados Unidos. Serfan diflci-
les de exagerar los benefcios que
Sc derivan del progreso EN-. la via
lidad de un pals.
Segiln calculos de la Association
Nacional de Madereros de. los Es-
tados Unidos, en- 1928 Sc emplea-
ron entire 7sO 1000, 600 de pies cua-
drados de MADEIRA en- la construc-
ci6n de scarrocerias de AUTOMOBILES
Inicamente en- los Estados Unidos.
Para Ia carroceria de un coche
Pbierto Sc necesitan $50 pies cua-
drados de MADEIRA; para un sedan
pequefio, 225 pies. y para un CO.
che cerrado grande, 325 pies cua-
drados. Sc calcula ademas que en-
el embalaje de AUTOMOBILES tanto
para el pois como para la expor-
tacior Sc emplcaron mas de 200
eeo,oo0 de pies cuadrados de ma
dara
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COMO FABRTCARSE UN
INTERRUPToR.

Sc trata de interrumpir .. ;ir
quito antes de que la corrienta lie
que a La bujia. Sc ha comrrobado
que el hecho de producer ds esta
manera una chispa suplementaria,
1ejos de disminuir la acci6n dc la
chispa que Sc produce entre los
electrodes de la bujia, produce. POI
ell contrario, una mayor efcacia dc
esta Ultima, y esta ventaJa es
mas apreciable aun cuando Sc ira
ia de motores en- los que los depo-
sitos carbonicos en- los cil3llros
son abundantes en- los Iuc hay
que temer ell engrasado de las bu-
iias Ell aparato, llamemoslo asf. es
facil de construir: Sc toma una
rlanchita de flbra Y Sc lie hacsn
dos agujeros. Uno de ellos se1vira
para fijar Ia plaquita en- IN h,tiia,
de Ia misna manera que Sc fla se
neralmente Ell cable de llegadp dc
la corriente. EEL otro agujero corr
rorta un borne al que Sc flja el
cable de llegada de la corriente.
Entire ambos bornes Sc colocan
contra la plaquita de fibra. dos dis
cos de laton con sgujeros excen-
tricos. Estos discos quedan inmovi
les por la preston de los bornes So
hre la plaquita, pero los agujeros
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AlglnaS inStrucciOneS para
los autOmOViIiStaS

excentricos pernliten regutac la dis
tancia entire ambos discos a fin de
obtener Ell resultado deseado sea
Ia ehispa. Sc comprende que la re-
gulaeion de la distancia es i1npor-
tantisima en- un 6rgano de esta ma
tuTaleza.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-12-07
PARA LAS REPARACIONEs
AL ARE LIBRE.

Hay precauciones elementales
que no deben descmdarse cuando
Sc desmontan pleas mecanicas de
un cocae, y especialmente cuando
clio Sc efectda fuera del garage o
del taller, No Sc deben dejar caer
al suelo tuercas. Una buena pre-
;aucion consiste en- tomar IN
trapo o I'M papel extenderlo
cerca del lugar donde Sc opera a
Gn de c"locer sobre Ell, cuidadosa-
re"te, todas las pleas que Sc re-
tiren al cochs. De esta manera Sc
evitara Que Sc pueda perder algnna
pieza pequefla. 10 que podria pro-
vocar un accidente irreparable y
servira de contralor para el meca-
nlco improvisado Que pndria facil-
mente olvidar alguna pieza.
Cuando Sc aiusten las trercas no
convene apretarlas exageradanen
te; Sc CORE ell riesgo dc periudicar
e. tornillo. Convene emp'ear para
es'a operacion una llave de una
fuerza proporcionada a Ia de la
| tTerca; generalmente, las llaves f.
jas tienen I'm largo en- relaci6n con
ST capac'dad. Pero, 81 Sc empIea
una lave inglesa potente para
9torn']lar p"Guefias turcas, convie-
no toner toda clase de precarcio-
nes Es. pnes, preferible emol~ar
naves calibradas llaves tubulq-
res. las one, por otra parte. tie
nen la ventaja de tomar la tuerca
por todas sus facetas. mientras uue
la lave inglesa 10 hsce solamen-
te pos dos, y a menudo desgasta
los angulos, redondeandolos ha-
c;endo impossible toda operacion
ulterior.
81 Sc monta una pieza ijada por
varios bulones, Sc tendra mucho
cuidado de no apretarlos en- segui-
.aa completamente 81 Sc aprieta
uno de los bulones Sc CORE ell ries-
go de romper la pieza que Sc CO.
loca aquella sobre la cual va
monteda. En- ell meior de los casos
Sc obtendria un cierre defectuoso.
pues inevitablmente 50 falseara la
p'eza. Hay que atornillar ligera-
mente todos los bHlones, O. todas
las tuercas, en- un orden bien de-
terminado; despues Sc repasan to-
dos en- ell nismo orden, La ope-
raci6n Sc repite. progresivamente,
hasta qTe todos esten completa-
mente ajustados.
Cuando Sc trata de trabajar con
tcrnilloS es recomendable que Sc
empleen inicamente destornillado-
res de I'm ancho 10 mas igual posi-
BILE al de la cabeza del tornillo; ell
emp'o de un destornillador dema-
siado pequefio hace correr ell ries-
go de deteriorar ell tornillo mutt
lizandolo; mientras que ell empleo
de un destornillador demasiado an
cho impide, en- la mayorfa de los
casos, Ell atornilla1niento complete.
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ImpOrfanteS nOtask

.S~giin las estadisticas del De-
rsrtr mento de Comercio, la expor-
tacion de vehfculos AUTOMOBILES de
los Estados Unidos en- ell mes de
julio de este aiio muestra una
n,arcada distninucion comparada
con la dc Julio de 1928. En- dicho
mes Sc enbarcaron de los Esta-
dos Unidos 1877 AUTOMOBILES y
3.1O5 camiOnes, comparable con
9,945 AUTOMOBILES y 1,752 camio-
nes en- julio de este aio. No obs
tante este, ell total de las exporta-
clones durante los tltimos siete
meses de este afio exceden las
del mismo periodo del afo pasa-
do. Hasta la fecha Sc han expor-
tado Ell los siete meses de 1924,
90 2S6 automobiles y 1884 camio
res.
Como resu1tados del entusiasmo
con que el p1blico ha recibido los
nuevos modeIos de AUTOMOBILES
O.dsmobile, Ia production de esa
fabrica ha sido aumentada para
poder satisfacer la demanda. Dos
de las caracteristicas de los nnc.
vos cocbes que han creado especiN
interes SON ell nuevo radiator y Ell
acabad1 DUco.
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Lqs Ref0rRdS Intr0ducidas Inte-
rescn po7' IgpdI q Constructors
d CtienteS. -. r.4s
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Una prueba exceptional enel terreno autOmOvilsticO
que eSta namada causar una admiration general
a de LOnd Ia India rtmoD hazan de la mayor
tonca en Il mundo deportiuo

LA HAN EMPRENDIDo VA
RIOS INGLEsEs Y Sc PRoPo-
MEN REALIzARLA CON FToDo
EX1To vENcIENDo ToDos Los
OBSTACULOS @S IS
Evening star., 1924-10-17
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Evening star., 1924-10-17
C00GAN'S FATHER ASKS
POLICE GUARD IN BERLIN
Telegraphs Ahead to Save
Youthful Actor From Being
"Mobbed" by Populace.
BY EDGAR ANsEL MOWRER.

BY Radio to The Star and Chicago Daily News.
BERLIN. October T7.-Although he
comes straight from the Pope and
the great Mussolini, Master Jackie
Coogan is not proud. When he
reaches Berlin tomorrow morning he
does not expect President Ebert and
the members of the German cabinet
and deputation of the former House
of Lords to be waiting on the station
platform.
In fact Master Coogan's father has
just telegrapher Berlin about hotel
rooms. and he expressly stated that
no public reception is to be arranged.
In the same telegram the hope is
expressed that sufficient police will
be ready at the railroad station to
prevent the young actor from being
mobbed by. the Berlin populace.
But Jackie-excuse me. Master
Coogan-prefers the quiet life. and
will keep aloof from Berlin society
during his stay here, and will other
wise spare himself the torment of
what the Berlin press frankly calls
cruel commercial speculation in
making the child pay visits to the
potentates.''
Master Coogan will make only one
exception. On a given day he will
consent. according to his enterpris-
press in Berlin" The writer wonders
if he will.
Copyright 1924. by Chicago Daily News Co)
Evening star., 1924-10-17
Chimney Monument
To Father of Legal
Instruction in u. s.

WILLIAMSBURG, Va, October
lT.-Back of the George Wythe
house near old Bruton Parish
Church stands a chimney, alone
and with the moss of the ages
upon it. 1t was at the request of
George Wythe himself, founder Of
the first law school in America in
1913 at the College of William and
Mary, that the chimney be left.
Having returned from Philadelphia
in 1775 he discovered that fire had
destroyed his home and the only
thing that remained was the
chimney. Workmen were about to
tear it down, but he halted them
and it stood and still stands, a
monument to the father of legal
instruction in America and a sign
er of the Declaration of Independ-
ence.
Evening star., 1924-10-17
U. S. COMBATS CUSTER
ACTION AGAINST NEGRO
Asks That Suit to Remove Cohen
From Customs Post Be
Dismissed.

BY the Associated Press.
NEW ORLEANS, La, October IT,
United States Attorney Louis II.
Burns, at the direction of Attorney
General Stone, has filed the de-
PENDANTS answer and a motion to dis
miss the suit brought by III. Edwin
Bolte. who says he is an attorney of
Washington, ID. c., to GUST Walter L..
Cohen, negro controller of customs for
the port of New Orleans. from office,
on the ground that the fourteenth
amendment to the Federal Constitu-
ton. under which Cohen claims citi-
zenship, is unconstitutional.
The motion was based upon a num-
ber of exceptions, none Of which had
to do with the allegations in the origi-
nal bill of complaint attacking the
validity of the amendment, which
gives citizenship to persons of African
blood and descent"
Evening star., 1924-10-17
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j. s. |MPASSE HELD
FATAL T0GERMANY
Houghton Fears Deadlock
on Presidency Would Doom
Dawes Plan.
BY the Associated Press.


CINCINNATI. Ohio, October IL
Failure OF the electoral college to
name a President of the United States
this Fall probably would result in
the death of Germany, in the opinion
or Alanson B. Houghton, Ambassador
10 Germany, who addressed a gather
ing of Cincinnati bankers and busi-
ness men at a dinner rendered for him
here last night.
MS belief that Germany cannot sur
vive another Winter without the
capital and credit afforded by the
Dawes reparations plan. In view of
the fact he intfmated, that a large
part of this capital is to come from
the United States. il is imperative
that financial conditions in the United
States be not impaired. by forcing the
choice of President by the House
or Representatives.
Approximately -S5 per cent of the
German people favor the Dawes
plan," Mr.. Toughton said. 'It pro-
Nides a burden that Germany readily
can carry, a burden that is no more
severe than those of certain other
nations
Called "Safest Loan"
Touching on the German loan under
the Dawes plan. Mr. HouShton char
acterlZed it as the safest loan ever
made" The raising of the loan is but
the first step toward the rehabilita-
ton of Germany, Mr.. Houghton said
1T takes care of the Government but
IT does not provide work for the
people. Germany has men and fac
tories, but 1t needs capital. This
capital must come from America and
England"
Mr.. Houghton attributed the Dawes
plan to President Coolidge, who. he
said, suggested the inauguration of
the plan in the face of almost the
entire world. The visit of Secretary
or State Charles E. Hughes to Europe
also aided in the adoption of the plan,
he said.
Fears that reconstructed Germany
might offer serious comnetition to
Evening star., 1924-10-17
A popular !
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Evening star., 1924-10-17
Budget Hearings Delayed.

Hearings on District estimates be-
fore the Budget Bureau were post
poned today. The Board of Education
was scheduled to appear today in de-
fense of the sums that have been
asked to carry on the urgently needed
building program. The school esti-
mates probably will be taken up to-
morrow
Evening star., 1924-10-17
FREED IN SLAYlNG.
Youth Shot Stepfather to Save
Mother, Jury Finds.

ST. JOHNS. n. F., October Ii
Alfonso Russell. 20, who shot and
killed his stepfather. Matthew Wake
ham. on April II last, was acquitted
of a charge of murder by a jury
here yesterday. Russell told the jury
that he fired the shot to save his
mother, who was being threatened
with an ak by Wakeham.
Evening star., 1924-10-17

the United States were secuted by
Mr.. Houghton. He pointed out that
German competition in 1914 was not
too strong for the United States, and
declared that it would take Germany
many years to reach even the plane
of 1914
Evening star., 1924-10-17
Italians Prepare for German Loan.

ROME, October 17.-Subscriptions
to the Italian section of the German
loan will open October 80. The loan
will be offered at 90.
Evening star., 1924-10-17

If you need work, read the want
columns OF The Star.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-29

G. Horning OF Seattle. and Mrs. J.
c. Franz of Los Angeles.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-29
SET DATES
FOR FAIRS

At meeting OF representatives OF
the North Pacific Fair association,
held at the Hotel Seattle Monday, the
following schedule OF fairs for 1924
was announced:
Skagit County Fair, Burlington.
Wash. August IS TO 90; Vancouver,
Il. c., August TO 10. Gresham. Ore.
August 4 to Q: Southwest Washing
ton Fair, Centralia and Chehalis.
August % to 80; Spokane, Elma and
Victoria. b. c.. September to 8; New
Westminster. r. C., Coos and Curry
counties and Medford. Ore. Septem-
Der s TO 10; washington State Fair.
Yakima. Albany and Eugene, Ore.
September Is TO 20; Salem, Ore. and
Northwest Washington. Lynden,
September 90 TO 81; Western Wash
lngton, Puyallup, Vancouver. Wash.
fairs, September 20 to October S, and
the snohomish County Fair. Everett,
October G 20 IL.
The convention, Mt which rs have
been present. will close Tuesday eve.
ming with the conclusion OF business.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-29
Much Care Necessary
in Electing City Council
Justice Gives Record of w. H. Moore
and A. E. Flagg

rior court judge. and served four
years In that capacity In 1909 no
was elected state senator and served
as n lawmhker at Olympia for two
years
Along In those days things woro
running pretty bad In tho city. So
attic was looked upon aa n wide
open town. and Il did not take much
looking 10 SEQ 1; IN that light. WIN.
liam Hickman Moore wns elected
mayor in 1905. and no made good
one. according 10 those who wanted
law enforcement. and bad one &C.
cording 70 tho other kind. Thsn he
dropped out OF politics for a timo.
In 1915 no camn back an a council.
man. and remained In tho council
un.il 1879. During HIS ts=Tn IN coun.
Gilman his best work was done on
the street committee, OF which no
was chairman.
Ho has wide knowledge OF city
affairs and his friends say that there
is no better timber for tho council
In tho city. 10 "a n lawyer and iives
up near Klnnear park. He Is a
member OF tho f.ika. the Eagles and
tho Redmrn. He has filled tho high.
est offices In each OF these local
lodges.
Another old timer who got into
tho running for tho council iate lasi
week was A. z. Flag. Ho has Ions
been active In civic matters. and
while never elected 10 city office,
he has had q great deal OF expert.
oncs IN the service OF tho city. In
tho past no has been connected at
various times with tho water and
Hight departments. and for n number
OF years was with the street depart
mont.
Flag has always been strong for
law enforcement and clean city.
And when he IL for thing you know.
and when no IL agRlns, thing you
haven't any doubt about where he
stands.
He lives south OF Madison st. and
eays that while in no way n believer
in tho old ward system. no does be.
llovo that tho lower end OF tho city
should be represented In the council
And no IL also firmly convinced that
no should be that representative.
He has engaged IN tho real estate
business for many years and r. con.
sidered good business man. and ono
in whom those who know him have
| confidence.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-29
by JACK HALL

A T last after weeks and
n weeks OF work. tho Jack
Hall family had arrived at tho
place where nothing remained
between Us and tho building of
our new home but q, few
thousand paltry dollars
Base goldl How often have
heard you arc tho root OF all
OWL II that aaying In true. how
yir;uoua must be. for the
root that supports our family
tree OF finance 81 nothing moro
than q Hprout.
Having a steady Job ana a
good reputation. wo had deter.
mined 20 own our home. instead
or renting one. and decided TO
build rather than 10 buy. And
everything having been settled
20 my-or rather. my wlfe'S--
satisfaction. l act out 20 beard
tho financial Iona In their ro-
spcetivo hteoIbarred cages
! went 70 a bank for tho
money and got lot OF informa.
ton. Tho commercial banks do
not handle these loans. Savings
banks do. SO do many real es.
tato concerns, and very liberal
terms may ~ obtained. Also
aavinga associations. but the