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Smyrna times., 1924-08-27

Mrs. Mollie P. Boggs of Clayton,
has sold her property on Main street
this town, to Mrs. Mary A. VanDyke
of this town.
Evening star., 1924-09-25

of the selection of the British team,
Lord Wodehouse alleging that Lord
Wimbcrne is the villain of the piece,
who made himself dictator and Sc
lected an inferior team. Wimborne
cabled reply challenging Wodehouse
to do better next time.
British sport is at low ebb in all
games, but hopes are entertained that
the team which sailed for Australia
this week may bring back the cricket
championship SO long held by the
Australians.
u. 8. Play Hailed.
The production on Thursday night
OF The Fool" which came from
America with great acclaim, was re-
ceived by the audience with enormous
but was generally damned
by the critics as bad art and a mix
ture OF shallow platitudes and religi-
osity. In conflict between popular
judgment ard the critics the former
here usually has the deciding voice.
The question of reopening the
Wembley exhibition next year still is
under consideration. The colonies
show some disposition to reconsider
their refusal to take part The at
tendance is increasing RAPIDLY. and
the million-aweek figure has been
nearly touched. Considering tn,
abominable weather. the success of
the exhibition has been remarkable.
though the financial result is not ex-
pected to be satisfactory.
(Copyrighr, 1874, by ConsoIidat ted Press)
Evening star., 1924-09-25
ACCEPTANCE OF STOCK DAMAGES
PRESTIGE; END SEEN
Storm Clouds Gather for Labor in Commons Session
to Open September 3O-Polo Defeats
Lead to Rou.
leave their position much as at pres

leave their position much as at pres
ent.
But the probabilities are that Mr.
Macdonald will take it lying down
and decide to accept the decision or
the house. thus introducing a most
serious dc eparture from British con-
stitutional practice by which the ex-
ecutive initiates a policy and the SOW
ereignty of the House is expressed in
the right to dismiss the government
boundary Row Omin"us.
Meanwhile the Irish boundary out
look also is ominous. Ulster has
finally refused to be represented on
the commission. and that body prac-
tically is doomed to a stalemate.
Hopes now are turning to the possi-
bility of the establishment of a coun-
ell for all Ireland for common pur-
poses. leaving Ulster with domestic
autonomy. The difficulty here is that
Ulster wants half representa- ton,
which is more than the south would
concede.
The British defeat in the polo
matches has been followed by the
washing of dirty linen on the subject
Evening star., 1924-09-25
REVEAL DRY AGENT
SHOT FROM BEHIND
Woodward Better, as Police
Continue Probe of Strange
f, Baltimore Raid.
Srtcial n.snatch 10 The Star.

Special Dispatch TO The Star
I. ALTIMOHE. Md. September 20
Fotice and prohibition officials here
'E'day established the fact that the
ltifflet which fcIled Dry Agent Lee O.
Woodward at 1919 Lexington street
i,Ging raid Tuesday night was
Ned from the outside of the build
itE. strengthening the theory the
thooting was the result OF d boot
lt5Eers' plot.
l. " oodWard. who was so much inn
1rSved today that his removal to the
United States Marine Hospital was
iFsnnged, was entering the front door
oFlthe place when shot. Dry Agent
fLul had gone to the rear Of the
infldinS. and upon hearing the sew
efa1 shots rushed back to find Wood
itard lying i'll the doorway and an
itstomobile containing several men
S1eeding away. Seven men are under
;{r.est.
ftt was developed today that the
raid was made without "A search war
rant. United States Commissioner ].
Frank Supplee said he had issued no
warrant for service after dark and
had repeatedly warned agents to
serve none after 4 o'clock, as trouble
had often followed their efforts to
make raids around nightfall or aft
erWard.
Mysterious Auto Party.
Paul and Woodward We're both
called from their homes early yester-
day by five men in an auto and told
that still had been located 1t was
the first time they attempted to ma Ike
the raid without police protection.
AS soon as they reached the house
pointed out by the men in the auto
party the shooting occurred. 4 wom-
an looking out Of her window was
struck by one bullet.
Evening star., 1924-09-25
ALASKA HARD TO DRY.
Prohibition Agents Find Problems
Are Difficult.

SEWARD, Alaska, September 25.--
Prohibition officer d. w. Flanagan
returning here from a raiding expedi-
tion that covered 1000 miles, said the
problem Of keeping Alaska dry is a
hard one.
The difficulty is in transportation -
he explained. The Government saves
money by accepting reasonable fines
from violators instead OF taking the
offenders long distances by dog
teams
In the course Of his trip A men were
arrested and fined. He said he found
the worst liquor conditions in the
cannery district on Bristol Bay. where
"a of the arrests were made and fines
were affixed totaling $4,000.
Evening star., 1924-09-25
Flood in Boston Square.

BOSTON, September 25.--Copley
Square. about which are grouped the
public library, churches and hotels.
was flooded early today by the burst
ing of 42-inch water main. The
waters surseG up like a geySer for
nearly two hours. The damage ran
into thousands of dollars
Evening star., 1924-09-25
Seconds 9x12 Gold Seal
CongOleum Rugs, $1l.S5

The ideal floor covering for every room in the
home; these termed seconds, but only slight
misprints, which do not impair wearing quality
Axminster RuEx. &I65O. Is 6x9 rugs, in desr-
able colorngs and effects; convenient size.
Administer Rags, 27x54 sixe &2.65. All-wool. Of
heavy quality: all-over design and attractive
colors; tan taupe borders.
Evening star., 1924-09-25
Dutch Tile Felt-Base
Floor Coverings, SIC SO. yd.

$50 yards in two-yard width; good selection OF
new tile blocks, cut from full rolls; fine for
Kitchens. bathrooms, porches.
8x12 Seamless Administer Rag, $2S.o5. only, 1,
an unusual quality; the rug has a defect in
weave, hence the very low price.
3 Tapestry Brussels Rugs. S10.S5 each. 6xs size.
heavy quality; wool surface; fri mly woven
good colors and designs
Evening star., 1924-09-25

any WOIHoH NoH
dye or tint lingerie, silks. ribbons,
skirts, waists, dresses. coats, stock
ings, sweaters, draparies. coverings,
hangings, everything new.
Buy Diamond Dyes"-no other
kind and tell your druggist whether
the material you wish to color is wool
or silk, or whether it is linen, cotton,
or mixed goods.
Evening star., 1924-09-25
Tunic BIouses, 1888


L. crepe and rayon tnnic hiouses. in
printed patterns. with Y or round necks.
Wolfe and Dimity ovcrblousos. SC. 90:
usually priced $1.25. Made in colored
voile and dimity. V necks and Peter
Pan collars. Copeu, tan, white anu
sizes 30 to A.
Brushed and Unbrushed Sweaters, $2.S5.
"a reduced for Friday.
Xercsrixed SIp-ons reduced from ~,
now Soc.
Girls and Infants Items for
Friday
Panty Dresses. SSc. 65 panty dresses
Of chambray and Eingham. Sizes to O.
Creepers, 88c. II in sizes to D.
SIX Ta6eta Dresses, $3.s5. in sizes
6. Z and yeaN.
Laee-trinmed white Bonnsts, 2Se.
Infants Dresses, SOC. 30 white dresses,
lace trimmed. Ages to 2 years.
1nfants' Shirts. 2Se. 60 heavy weight
infants shirts. Sizes to 5 years.
Gowns. 500. 80. of hannelctte. for in
fants to 3 years.
Evening star., 1924-09-25
Bedwear Reduced

Sesrlless Bleached Sheets. 81: were
~ as. as of heavy quality. Free from
dressing. Double bed size, 81 100.
hus..n PihowcAsss, 2Sc; were 35c- 81
i5x3si blesrhed muslin piliowcases,
hemmed.
Block Plaid Blankets. $4.s5: vere $50.
- wool mixed plaid blankets. Size
6SxSn. Blue. rose, gray and tan
Slightly soiled.
Evening star., 1924-09-25
Brassieres, 2Sc

BfdSSlereS, &c
l24 bandeaux and brassieres. OF bro
caded a nd satin striped materials. Also
some net material. Sizes 80 to II.
Greatly reduced for Friday.
Girdles, Soc. 5 greatly reduced, in
sizes - and "A.
Lov.bust corssts. 81; were Sl.N. 0. In
brocaded material. Soled from hand
ling. Sizes =. %, 80.
Boys Tweed Suits, $1.95
were more. 10 we'll made suits for
boys 3 and 4 years old.
Boys Stockings, 1 pairs. 81. 100 pairs
heavy ribbed black stockings. Perfect.
Sees IA to II.
Girls and Misses Shoes
Misses Patent Leather Pumps. $3.50.
pairs one-Strlp pumps with Mckay
soles and rubber heels. Sizes Q. 10,
11k. l2h. I and ~.
Greving Girls Patent Leather Pumps.
$3.50. 6, sizes 3, and 6ls. Mckay
Evening star., 1924-09-25
BY A. G. GARDINER.

BY Radio TO The Star
LONDON. September s5.-Win Prime
Minister Macdonald survive the Au-
turun session of Parliament winch
opens on September 30"
This is the big question that IS pc
ing universally canvassed. CLOUDS
are gathering about his path most
ominously and unfortunately at the
critical moment his personal prestige
has sustained heavy blow. n full
explanation of the fact in connection
with the shares in the biscuit factory,
owned by a person on whom he con-
ferred a baronetcy. have not i'm
proved his position in the matter.
The first explanation suggested that
the shares were held in trust but
now it is admitted that they were in
tended as an endowment of the
motor car for the use of the prime
minister. No one thinks the affair
corrupt or that the gift OF the
shares was part of a bargain for the
baronetcy. but il is agreed on all
hands that acceptance in the circum-
stances was most indiscreet.
Labor Party Depressed.
The matter has created profound
depression in Labor party ranks. One
of the leaders of the party express ed
the opinion to the writer that 1t will
permanently undermine the position
of Mr.. Macdonald.
ut is worse than crime" he said
'It is d blunder.''
With this handicap. Mr.. Macdonald
has to face most formidable attack
in regard to the Russian treaty. The
infuriated criticisms by Lloyd George
are not generally approved by the
Liberals, but the mass of the party is
committed to refuse to consider the
proposed loan, and Mr.. Macdonald is
confronted for the first time with
the combined opposition of the Con-
servatives and the Liberals.
In the circumstances there is no
alternative but humiliating surrender
or resignation. Mr.. Macdonald has
declared his intention to leave the
question Of the treaty to the house.
and, therefore, he can surrender with
out resigning office. Such a course
would leave him in gravely damaged
position. He may decide that the
better course is to go to the country
and challenge the Liberals to do their
worst. Tacitly that is the strongest
hand to play. The liberals do not
want an election, for they know the
result will not benefit them and will
Evening star., 1924-09-25
Philippine Underwear
S1.45

$50 pieces underwear: all Philippine and entirely
handmade. Gowns with W round square necks
chemise with strap and built-up shoulder style.
On sale Friday only Sizes II, II, 36 to A.
DOWN STAIRS STORE
Evening star., 1924-09-25
Women's Cotton Sports
Hose, 25c Pair

200 pairs perfect cotton sports hose, in
brown, camel. gray and light tan. Sizes
Thread silk Hose, ssc pair. Irresuiara
Of Sl.W grade. "a pairs fine quality
thread silk hose. IN black. white nude
and beige. Sizes Sla to 10 in the lot.
Bead Necklaces, 25c
Half riee-were SOC. - fancy novelty
head necklaces in attractive colors and
combinations.
Odd pieces Of jevelry reduced to loc
S5 pieces, such as brooches, buckles and
the like.
Bead Bags reduced to 3sc. % in the
popular drawstring style
Imported
Face Powder Now &c
100 boxes. A discontinued line OF I'M
ported Face Powder. Powder OF the
Lilies" odor. Flesh, blanche and rachel.
Regular 5Oc size.
Evening star., 1924-09-25
Curtains and Towels

Marquisette Curtains. 81 pair. IS pairs
cross-bar rufhed marquisette curtains.
with tie backs. pa yards long. Special.
Turkish Bath Towels. 4 for 81. l.
dozen. in wh te. with blne stripe bor-
ders. lSy36-inch size. Special.
Evening star., 1924-09-25
Knitted Vests, 5 for 81

zoo fine quality knitted vests FuIl-cu1.
bodice styles. In sizes 40 to a.
Built-up shoulder style. Perfect vests.
Athletic Union SUITS. soc: were more.
II full-cut, we'll made suits. Peach,
hesh and orchid. Sizes sc TO 40.
Evening star., 1924-09-25
BEAUTIFY 1T WITH
"DIAMOND DYES"

erect II o III e
dyeing and tinting
is guaranteed with
Dia m o n d Dyes.
Just dip in cold
water to tint soft,
delicate shades, or
boil to dye rich,
permanent colors.
Each l5-cent pack
age contains di-
rections so simple
anV woman can
Evening star., 1924-09-25
Silk-Cotton Remnants
ID Price

1J0 remnants OF Silk and cotton dress
goods. Crepe de chine. tsReta, knitted
crepe. satin. cretonne, scrim, ginehams,
crepe and madras
Printed Cotton Challis, l8e yard; was
Sac yard. 275 yards printed cotton
covers and childrens school dresses.
Evening star., 1924-09-25
AprOns-Slips and
PettiCOatS

Bunsalov Aprons. 4sc. so Of cheek
Iercale. Sizes Sc TO ~.
Costume Slips, ESQ. - in gray. tan,
navy and black. Sizes So 10 ~.
Petticoats. csc. II of dark colored
kateen.
Fancy Aprons. ssc. - aprons with bibs.
Tunic Slips. sass. 10 in black sateen.
Sizes 80 TO a.
House Dresses. Sl45. IL greatly re-
duced. Fine materials and colors
Knitted Union Suits, 44c
100 fine quality union suits. samples Of
higher grade. Bodice top. open and
closed styles. Not all sizes in each
style. Sizes 36 TO A in the LOT.
Evening star., 1924-09-25
Mems Woven and Printed Madras Shirt

40 shirts of and printed madras in attrac
madras. Broken sizes 1S1a to 15la Neckband styl
AH-wonI Sweaters. s2S3; irresulars of IS grade.
10 Shaker sweaters. roll collars, button fronts.
Sizes So A. In blue only
F7annelette Night Shirts - -2S: special. 20
high grade, fu-cut fannelette night shirts Sizes
15 and Is.
Mems SILK Socks pairs, 81. s pairs black silk
socks, in sizes 10 to Il.
DOWN STA
Evening star., 1924-09-25
Knitted Union Suits, 44c
Full=FaShioned ST
Silk Hose,

Very special. so pairs full
fashioned silk hose, of me-
dium weight. In shades of
French nude, gray and
black. Perfect hose. Broken
sizes S1s to 10 in lot.
DOWN STAIRS STORE
Evening star., 1924-09-25
Wool Cricket S I .8S
Slip=ons,

120 all-wool cricket slip
ons. In styles for young
girls or boys. Navy, pearl,
buff, white and black.
These sweaters are very
popular for all wear this
Fall. Special.
DOWN STAIRS STORE
Evening star., 1924-09-25
Mems and W0men's Low Shoes Reduced

Mems Oxfords Reduced, $3.50
IL pairs oxfords. in tan, brown. black calf and
patent leather These shoes exceptional values.
Formerly selling n Sizes size 6ls size =;
1is size S; size Si2 size 9; 13 size 9i=
size 10 and l size II.
DOWN STAIRS STORE
Evening star., 1924-09-25
Remnant DaV
is Friday

Remnant Day Merchandise is not ewnable exchangeab
sent c. D. approva mail phone orders accepted
Evening star., 1924-09-25

DOWN STAIRS STORE
Evening star., 1924-09-25
monhmarh & Qutt,ror>
DOWN STAIRS STORE
Underwear Reduced

Rayon Chemise. $3.50: were sass. >.
well made chemise, full cut Soiied.
and 40
Glove Silk BloomeIs, $l.s5; we're more.
B pairs. Perfect, full cot, Brown,
beige. Small sizes only.
Rayon Vests. S5c: were more. Is high
grade vests, soiled. Black, orchid and
flesh. Sizes SO, So and A..
Evening star., 1924-09-25

Reduced from -. AZ pairs women'S patent lea ther
pumps. with Louis heels. Also mouse kid and elk
pumps, with low heels
Sizes S. Broken lots only. Specially priced for
quick clearance Friday.
DOWN STAIRS STORE
Evening star., 1924-09-25

tive patterns. Also few shirts Of iber-striped
Mems Two-Pants Suits S.A:3; much more
4 gray and brown. Regular sizes SO, 81, IS
and 40.
Mems Shirts &1.75: were 1896. 20 high grade
shirts Madras, with stiff collars TO match. Sizes
IA to 16.
BaIbrikkan Underwear. soc: 10 pairs
pants Slightly irregular. Sizes S4 A..
IRIS STORE
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-07-13
Hoy Sc reune en- Conuenci6n ell Par
lido Socialista para oprobar el....

Puerto Rico, sufran hambre, est6n
descal2Os, Y sin hOgares aprOpiadOs.
Que tai estadO deplorable no Sc
debe a la poblaci0n densa existen-
te, SinO a un sistema de exploitation
colonial que aniquila a los agricul-
torres, industriales v productOres en-
general.
La delegation obrcra socialista,
sin embargo. aSumi0 pOr ST sOla
Ia responSabilidad de denunciar es-
tOS males en- los hearings. ante Ia
Camara cl SenadO con entera fran
Queza v el prop0SitO decidido de lla-
mar la atenci6n del CongreSO hacia
tales condolences deplorables en- bien
de los habitanteS de Puerto Rico V
para dignidad, buen cr6dito gran
deza de los EstadOs Unidos V de sus
inStituciones."
A continuation cOpia parte de un
infOrme del COmit6 Legislative de
la American Federation of Labor"
en- el que sc habla acerca de las ac-
tuaciOneS de los representatives so
cialiStas ante las autoridadeS del
CongreSO.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-07-13
LA INDEPENDENCE ECONOMI-
CA. ACTUACIONES DE LA COMI-
SION CONJUNTA DE LA
LEGISLATURE

Incluyc, ademas, el infOrme del
Senador IgleSiaS, una relaci0n de
las actuaclOnes de la Delegation So
cialista que estuvo en- Washington
recabandO refOrmaS para la iSla, V
deSpueS de cOpiar el textO de la Re
s0luci6n que aprob0 la Legislature
autOrizando el envfO de eSa COmi-
sion, enumcra las cueStioneS ecOn0-
micO-s0cialeS que han debidO ira
tarse en- los hearings Y entrevistas
celebradaS con las personalidades
del CongrcSO V autOridadeS fedora
les
CepSurando Il los demas miembrOS
dc la Delegation declara 10 siguien-
te:
LA Comisi6n COnjunta de la Le-
gislatura no Sc decidi6 a infOrmar
f,rancamente estos males y aspectOs
que trata de remediar III menciona-
da Resolution. RehuS6 Oficialmente
denunciHr al PreSidente, al Congre-
80 Y al Pueblo Americana las eau
SaS determinantcS de que dos ter
eeraS parties de los habitantes de
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-07-13
Nc AdOo tendrfa las orejas mos pequends. -Sen0dOr
qae dice una saba tonterta

pelo Gcl que tenfa la otra vez que
yo lc Vi.
Ill Scaador que esta con 81 Sigue
hHhldnGole Y 10 hace mover. No quic
70 tcncr que borrar en- los 0jOS.
i;icn. va eStoy terminando. va 10
tcnso. Sc han lido nueve minut0S,
juS.oS. lie pido que ponga su firma
en- el dibujo
MvAd"o RE ante Su caricatura.
T.! o;ro tambi6n Sc rfe. La pspoSa
&c McAdou eSta con tl. Como clloS,
RE tambi,n.
Los ojuS dc tcleScopio eStin
birn pero. Gpor que esas orcias tan
&raIdcS ptcgunt6 McAdoo.
ESQ eS porque eres Dem6cra-
ta--tjijo ricndo q Senad0r.
Uno Dc los del gl'upo hizo no So
que O5Servaci6n accrCa de las "Qui
.iadaS Wi!soEianaS" y yo salt entire
los ccos ue las liSaS y las charlaS.
Ycngo las orejaS cOloradas V ar
dicatcs Estoy cfectivamente corri-
10. GIcia cue Sc estaban riendo de
uti-t0Guvfa 10 sligo creyendo.
(Cop, right John Ollie Coz
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-07-13
PerO Francia pOdria
Enviar T'rOpas

PerO. j. Rumanfa tiene un pOde-
rOSO aliadO en- la naci0n francesa.
Los franceseS no. pOdrfan enviar por
TERRA un ej6rcito que fuera a So
correr a Rumania. Mas no obStante,
las frOnteras de In BeSarabia dan al
Mar Negro, V Odessa eSta tan solo
n cincuenta mlllaS de dicha fronte-
a. Los franceses podrfan, pues, trans
pOrtar trOpaS al trav6s de los OAR
danelos que ahora no esta fortifi-
cadO V atacar Russia cuand0 menos
6sta 10 eSperase. Y es precisamente
la cOndici0n geografica la que EN-
peOra la Situaci0n Y hace mayores
las posibilidades de que surja un
nuevO conflictO international, mu-
cho mas terrible aGn que el pasa-
do. Francia encOntrarfa una Yez
mas quienes Sc lcOmbinaran para com
batirla, ella Sc verfa Obligada q
buscar aliadOs, V he aquf la con-
flagraci6n, las naciones dispuestas
nuevamente q combatirSe a Sangre
Y fuego.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-07-13

" Santander y pOsiblemente 0s-
tcnde Y Deuville.
No nos Sorprcnderfa pOrQue 81
hicn eS cicrto que haSta hace pO-
60 solo cOnOcian Su eXiStencia los
ge0grafoS estudioSoS Y los navegan-
tcS acOStumbrad0s Il Salvar los obs
tAculOS que la TERRA. nal inteLcio,
NADIA, interpOne en- las rutaS del
mar, hoy el nombre de Puerto de Ca
bras no cS deScOnOCidO en- ambOS
mindoS, haSta 10 repiten milo
neS de labioS Y 10 escriben. Ell
ire gal0S rpt0ricaS. las mas preSti-
gi0SaS plumaS de la literature con
temperance. como que por maLda-
To del Wrectorio Mlitar espahoI
rcSidcn ALI don Miguel de Unamu
no V Rodrigo S0rianO.
Puerto dc CabraS no cS tan des-
preciable como algunos Suponen. Tie
ne su oficiaa dc Hacienda, su Re
giStr0 de pr0piedad, SUI fonda. Su
igleSia, Su Administration dc Co
l4t'N v ltit-EldloH, ', HObI't louo
--claro que sObre tOdO--, ur sol
eSpltndidO un sol jamas manclado
por las nubeS.
FL origen de la por todoS conSi-
dcrada como capital de Fucrteycn-
tura. aunque lie falte para serlO I'll
decrct0 official, fuG el eStablecimien-
to de unOs aImaceneS en- t0rho q
eStOs Sc levantaron alguuaS east
taS; Su somhra vivierOn unas po-
cas- familiaS, nacierOn variOS ninOS
Y va hub0 naturaleS del pals, los
que So llam6 majoneros. FL amor n
ID patria chica asegur6 entOnces la
eXiStencia de Puerto de Cabra3;
Soriano; esa humilde casita que eS-
td enclavada entire la carcel V la iglc-
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-07-13
COMO WIEN En- FL DESTIFRRO MIGUEL
De UNAMUNO Y RODRIGO SORIANO

la vanidad de sus hijOs lie di6 ca
tegOrfa de capital; una capital sin
gobernadOr civil, sin Obispado, sir
reunioneS cursis; una capital mas
SOportable que las demas capitaleS
espanOlas
Isla "afOrtunada". mas que las
reStantes del archipelago asf de-
nOminada. llama UnamunO la de-
Fuertevcntura, pOrQue <carece de
cine V no hay en- ella nj CorridaS
de t0rOs nj equipos de foot t-hai {:
para noSOtrOS, Ia fortuna de nSe Pc
dacill0 de Africa, de eSe deSpoJO
de Scdienta TERRA africana, de AFRO
jad0 al mar para que en- tl sacie
Su sed, conSiSte on haber acOgido
en- SuS calidOS braZoS -tOdOS los
abraZOS de amor son ardorOsOS-- d
dos hOmbres de talentO, que en- la
paZ dc los dfas sin ruidos, bajo un
cirlO de inalterable azul V ante ell
Atl3nticO en- calma eScriben. eatr2
dos eternidadeS, SuS librOS del por-
vcnir
Los librOS del porvenir !! -. PRO
porcionarin rlloS a la iSla aturtuna-
da Ia celebridad- Quien sabe! En-
Ia recluSiOn escribieron su8 obras
inmortalcs Cervantcs Y Fray Luis
de Leon.
posibIemente. un buen dta. en-
eSa caSita de Puerto de Cabras
que Sirve de albergue a UnamuuO y
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-07-13

BERLIN, julio II Omitted PreSs)
FL general Rafael de NOgaleS, We
nezOlano, que presto ServiciOS en- ell
estadO mayor de los ej6rcitos turco
Y aleman durante la guerra mundial,
predice una guerra terrible entire ell
Jap6n Y los EstadOs Unidos, la cuaI
tendrd lugar mayormente en- terri
torio mejicanO V panameilO.
En un artfculO que escribe q ese
respecto en- el "LokalanZiger'' dice:
La polftica que Sc ha impueSto ell
SecretariO de Estado, Hughes, ha-
ri que MejicO, America Central, StO.
Domingo, Haiti Y Panama sean en-
I'm future no lejanO, los aliados del
Jap6n. Al mismO tempo los .pafses
citados sc cOnvertiran en- guarida
del radicalismo Y bolsheviquismo
conStituyend0 una amenaza conStan-
te para los Estados Unidos.
La guerra del future entire iapo-
neses americanOs, tendra lugar.
de acnerdo con las predicciones de
Nogales, en- suelo mejicano Y pana-
memo. La flota americana uueda-
ra inservible, despu6s que la entra-
da al canal de Panama sea forza-
da por medic de bombaS disparadas
desde aeroplanos, algo completamen
te facil, segIn el general Nogales.