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GET 25 YEARS
 FOR CONSPIRACY

Chicago, Dec. 1, (AP)-William J. Wasy, former Post once In- spector and James Murray. politi- clan were convicted for conspif- acy in connection with the two million dollar train robbery some time ago and sentenced to the Fed eral prison at Atlanta for twenty five years.
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THREE LOSE LIVES
 IN NEW YORK FIRE

New York, Dec. 1, fAP)-Three persons are dead today and thir- teen seriously injured from the effects of rOoming house fire on the West side.
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CHILEAN HEAVYWEIGHT
 BEATS JOHN RISKEO

Cleveland. O.. Nov. 30. (AP)- Quintin Reomero Rojas. Chilean heavyweight won the decision over John Riskeo, of Cleveland here last night in a twelve round bout.
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JUDGMENT FAVOR MIDLAND
 BANK RETURNED

London. Dec. 3, (AP)-Justice Darling today returned judgment in favor of the Midland Bank in the suit brought recently by Char les Robinson. which was a black mail case.
The Nome nugget., 1924-12-06
COMMUNISTS AROUSED

Revel. Esthonia, Dec. l. (APl-- Aroused Communists attacked the government oil buildings at five thirty this morning at Airodian. It was officially announced that the attack was immediately sup pressed by state troops.
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KOERTZ WANTS GET TT OVER

Chicago Dec. ,. CAP )-KoertZ ii over" He is held under four indictments with penalty of from
 one to fourteen years.
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COAST BUSINESS IS
 AGAIN MORE ACTIVE

San Francisco, Dec. 1. fAP)- The upward trend of business ac- tivities on the Pacific Coast which was temporarily checked during September, resumed in October, according to the reports of John Perrin, Federal Reserve Agent for the Twelfth District
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MONDAY
 EfTeLEcRAphIc,
TELLER ILLUSTRATES
 RANK HOLD-UP

New York, Dec. 1, (AP)-When dapper youth uncerimoniously entered the Chelsea Exchange Bank and demanded ten thousand dol lars, the alertness of the paying teller frustrated the robebry. The highwayman. however made good his escape.
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FAMOUS ITALIAN &
 COMPOSER IS DEAD

Brussles, Belgium, Nov. 30, - (AP)-Giacomo Puccini, the fam ous Italian composer, died at noon from an infection in the throat following an operation in which radium was used with supposed success.
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Helsingfors, Russia, Dec 1, (AP) Several persons including mem bers of the police force are report ed killed and many others wound ed as result of Communist uprising.
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Chicago. Dec. 1. tAP)- One woman was killed outright and twenty-five others were injured In a collision of trains on the South Side last night.
The Nome nugget., 1924-12-06

Washington, December 1, (AP) It was officially announced by the Democrats that there would be no effort at this time to formally read Wheeler out of the Demo- cratic party.
The Nome nugget., 1924-12-06
WEEKS TALKS TO
 N. c. ASSOCIATION

Philadelphia. Dec. 1. (AP)- "The National Guard is the Nations First Line Defense" said Secretary of War Weeks, in speech before the National Guard Association in convention here yesterday.
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London, Dec. 1. (AP)-Accord- ing to a despatch from Picking. Tsuan Tung, the Boy Emperor of China has taken refuge at the Japanese legation.
The Nome nugget., 1924-12-06
DEMPSEY AND KEARNs
 PREPARE FOR HOLIDAYS

Chicago. Dec. 1. (AP)- Jack Dempsey, world champion heavy weight boxer, and his manager. Kearns, left here yesterday for a holiday which they intend spend- ing in and near Los Angeles.
The Nome nugget., 1924-12-06
MRS. CHARLIE CHAPLIN
 ONLY SIXTEEN, CLAIMED

Los Angeles, Dec. 2, (AP)-Mrs. Charlie Chaplin is only sixteen years of age, it was discovered from her. birth record, though she claimed to be nineteen flor busi- ness reasons" Mrs. Spicer, her mother. says she got into the nov ies when she was only thirteen. LARGEST REGISTRATION
 MINING ASSOCIATION Spokane. Dec. 2. (AP)-The ristration of the twentv-ninth an-
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situation is tranquil at the capital at the present time.
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SENATOR JONES OF SEATTLE
 IS NEW REPUBLICAN WHIP
The Washington times., 1924-01-30

It's worth while to know what's
going on In the sports world. Read
The Times sport pages. edited by
Louis A. D0ughew.
The Washington times., 1924-01-30
BANKERS
To AID SMALL
INVESTOR
Wall Street Doing Little to
Meet Requirements Of In
vestor With Limited Capital.
BY MERRYLE 8. RUKEYSER.
Copyrighted, 1894, by Star Company,
Inc, and distributed by Cosmo-
poIitan News SarVtca.l

| polttan News SerVtce.D
NEW. YORK, Jan. 29.-The pro.
duction and distribution Of securities
constitute Wall streets main job.
Wall street, conservative in its
methods, has been slow to change
in ways in accordance with the rise
in recent years Of the small inves-
tor. Comparatively little is done to
create a security especially adapted
to the requirements Of the new
financial amateur Of limited means
and financial intelligence who Is In
quest Of safety OF principal and as.
sured regularity Of income.
All but the exceptional houses ex-
Ipect the small investor to read the
same type Of technical advertise.
ments and to dig into the same
array Of complex statistics that the
larger investor and his professional
advisers have become accustomed
to.
AS a result, Wall street houses
are not converting the new thrift
impulse Of the American people into
sales. The job Of the investment
banker is to gather together idle
funds from all parts Of the country
and to make them available to cor
porate borrowers which can profit
ably employ them. In recent years
borrower and lender have got to-
gether on q large scale throughout
the country without the intermedia-
ton Of Wall street houses. In
many instances the new experiment
Of bankerless finance has been sue
cessful, and no one can say what
the ultimate consequence Of the new
tendencies win be.
In order to meet the popular de-
mand for a simple, easily compre-
hended security which will capture
the imagination Of the masses who
clipped coupons for the first time
as Liberty bondholders, reputable
bankers ought to organize an In
vestment trust, which would buy
diversified bonds OF strong COM
panieS and offer to the public its
own debentures secured by the
bonds owned by the investment
trust and by its own capital.
The inveEtment trust has long
been a substantial part Of the
financial facilities Of London.
A high-class investment trust de.
benture could be lntelligently ad-
vertised all through the year and
sold extensively through banks and
L 64VAlBS 4uSSlLutAOubs
Under existing circumstances the
vendors Of first mortgages on real
estate as a class are best bond
merchants.
The investment trust would en-
able marketers Of railway, public
utility and industrial bonds to emu
| late their successful methods.
AS long as high, effective wages
and the spirit OF intelligent thrift
prevails in the United States, the
average public will continue to alb
sorb securities In larger quantities
than before the war.
For the beginner in building up a
financial competence the savings
bank is always the safest and most
available medium.
The Washington times., 1924-01-30
Chicago Grain Market.
BY Cosmopolitan News Service

CHICAGO, Jan. SO.-Grains were
a shade higher at the opening to.
day.
Wheat started unchanged to n
cent higher, with a mixed trade,
then made further gains on buying
by the leading commission houses.
Volume OF business larger.
Corn started unchanged at Y
cent lower, with scattered selling,
Tbut met with short covering and
new investment buying on the
break. Trade active and mixed
after the start.
Oats started unchanged to n
cent higher, with commission house
buying and limited offerings.
Provisions started lower for May
lard on selling because Of cheaper
hogs
At Liverpool wheat was u to y
pence up at 2 o'clock. Here open
ing prices were:
Wheat-May, $1.10 to $1.1OM;
July, $1.0S; Sept, $1.07K to $1.O7%.
Corn--May. 80 to S0Nc.; July,
S0% to 809sc.; Sept. 81Ac.
yOats-May, ASH to 49c.; Sept,
439sc.
Rye-July, 74%c.
The Washington times., 1924-01-30
STOCK MARKET
ON UPWARD
SWING
Industrial Stocks, Led by
Steel Common and Oils,
Feature Trading.
BY II. j. DUIZEND.
Copyright. 1924, by Cosmopolitan
News Service


NEW YORK, Jan. 3O.-Announce
Ihent of an increase in the extra
dividend rate on United States Steel
common, and publication of the
corporations fourth uarterly earn.
ing statement showing earnings OF
nearly 5O.000,00O, the largest since
the world war, stimulated buying
OF most classes of industrial shares
IN the first two hours trading on
the Stock Exchange today. That
the outstanding short interest was
bigger than generally recognized
wa sevidenced by unusually wide
advances, which were recorded at
the opening, especially in those Is
sues which have been the largest
OF bear attacks
In fact, the opening was the most
excited in severa months, a scram.
bic for stock, chiefly for covering
purposes, forcing prices from two to
SIX points higher, with Dawson
Chemical establishing the extreme
gain. Great excitement reigned at
steel post and it took exactly six
minutes before its opening was
printed on the tape, which was 106,
an overnight gain of 2% points. In.
dependent steel shares commanded
. great deal of attention, with equip
ments, oils, motors and a score of
epecialties completing the buoyant
trading picture.
Subsistence Of the excitement,
however, was followed by q flood
OF realizing which brought stocks
down to within more reasonable
distance Of last nights close. Vola-
tile issues like Dawson Chemical
and Cast Iron Pipe cancelled the
greater part Of their advance, while
even in some cases weakness
cropped out, notably in American
Woolen which was again affected
by unfavorable dividend rumors and
National Lead which was adversely
influenced by the denial Of any con-
templated change in the dividend
rate or capital structure.
OIL stocks, however. remained very
f1rm, backed by another increase in
pennsylvania crude oil quotations.
while steel industrials sacrificed but
little of their early gains.
Persistent buying Of steel com.
mon, which lifted it's price to 1O6 u
In the second hour, a new high for
the year, and only points below the
top Of 1928, swung the whole list into
renewal Of the advance in which
the rails participated under the lead.
ership Of New York Central and Chi.
cago and Northwestern. American
Can and Industrial Alcohol were
strong among the miscellaneous Is.
sues.
Call money renewed at AZ per
cent.
The Washington times., 1924-01-30
SIS, 100000 RAIL SUIT
STARTED BY SHOPMEN

PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 30.-Trial
of the suit for $15.OOO.OOO brought
by System Federation No. 80, rep
resenting shop crafts Of the Penn
sylvania system, against the Penn
sylvania Railroad. began in the
Federal district court here.
The complainant asks for an in.
junction restraining the railroad
from paying wages to members Of
the mechanical forces on a scale
below that in force June 80, 1921;
from recognizing as representatives
Of the shopmen the company
union," alleged to have been estab.
liShed without consent Of the ma
jority of the men," and from max.
ing agreements with the company
union" on wages, hours and condi-
uons Of work. E
The Washington times., 1924-01-30
NINE DEATHS IN WEEK
LAID TO FIREPLACES

ATLANTA, Ca, Jan. 29.-When
the open fireplace, unprotected by
a screen, claimed nine more lives
here this week, as indicated by the
mortality records Of DR.. John p.
Kennedy, city health officer.
Fire Chief W. B. Cody issued a
vigorous renewal Of his warning,
sounded several weeks ago. that
the "open fireplace is one Of the
greatest menaces Of the day to the
lives Of elderly persons and chill
dren.
II have constantly warned about
this" said the fire chief. wire
screening over CRATES and open
fireplaces would serve the neces.
sary protection IL people would
only use a little forethought."
The Washington times., 1924-01-30
Foreign Bonds.
LIVERPOOL Cotton.
SALES.

NEW YORK, Jan. 30. - Easier
Liverpool cables caused a reaction
ary tone at the opening Of the
cotton market today, options de
clining from II to rs points.
March opened at 1906, off II
points; May at $3.50; off rs points
and July at S2.O5, off 20 points.
The Washington times., 1924-01-30
AssHHggsHHH#s AssHHggsssHHHHH#s BUSINESS AND FINANCE #asssEsa
:Today's Bond Market.

Belgium Govt. 6s, 1925..... 9S1z
Cuba Railway 6s, 1852. $50. San
Canadian Railway 5s,y 1884,. 99A
Canadian Railway 6s, 1882. 99N
Canadian Railway 6s, 1926. 99%
Canadian Railway 5hs. 1929. 101h
Rep Of Chile Ss, 1941. ........ 104
Rep. Of Cuba ctfs. 5hs, 1868. 91H
Danish M. L. IS, A 1885,. 107h
Dutch East Indies 51ss, 1853. 89h
Dutch East Indies SIS, 1882. 95
Denmark So, 1919. 93h
French Govt. Ss, 1046. ...... 93N
Rep. of Haiti 6s, so. .......... 81
City Of Marsel1les 6s, g.. ..... rs
Montevido 7s, so. 86%
Paris-Lyons-Med. ctfs. 6s, '68. 67A
Rep. Of Chile 70, '42.......,,. 94A
Sweden Sc. 'S9. S9............... 1O4
Swiss Confederation So, 40. 115%
U. K. Of CT. Britain 51ss, 20. lot
U. K. Of at. Britain 51Ss, '37. 99M
Anton Jurgen 6's. 1874
Chicago-Alton Ry 3h's....... 33%
Armour 4 Co. 4M's. ......... .85
Brooklyn Edison Co. 6's...... 9S
Brooklyn Edison Co. rs d.. 108h
Baltimore q Ohio cv. 416's... SIN
Beth. Steel 30 '36........... 91%
BIO. 8. w. Div. 31hs '25.... 973s
Ana. Cop. Min. Co. IS 3d.. 96ss
Ana. Cop. Min. Co. 7s 3d.. 1O1h
Erie r. r. D. ~. 1963........ 64%
Fisk Rubber So, 1871. ........ 10415
Green Bay & w. R.R.7s, 1885. 1O7K
Good Year Tire q Rub. Co. Ss 1924
Good Year Tire q Rub Co. Is lit
Goodrich, b. r. 6s, 1947...... 99%
Hershey Choc. Co. 6s. 1912. 102
Hudson Manhattan I'd. 6s,'57 S3h
Illinois Bell Tel. 5s, 1885. -. 94h
Inter. Mer. Marine 6s, 1941... SIS
Marland Oil 7hs, no war. 101A
NJ, K. & T. Ry. al. 5s, 1867. 566
Magma Copper Co. 7s, 1882. 117h
Manati Sugar Co. TINS, 1942.. 100%
Missouri Pacific Ry. Is. 1875. SAN
Missouri Pacific Ry. 6s, 1919. 92%
North West Bell Tel. SIS, 1852 96A
Northern Pac. Ry As, 1947.... SO
Northern Pac. Ry. 5s, 2047... so
N. 7. Tel. 6s, 1941. 106A
Oregon Washington 4s, 1851. SIX
Penna. Ry. IS, 1858. ......... 99%
Penna. Ry 6hs, 1895. ....... 1091s
Reading Co. 4s, 1927. ........ 91A
Rapid Transit Sc, 1868. ...... TAX
u. 8. Rubber 81, 1947. ....... 86h
Seab. Airline Co. Al. IS 49,. As
Seab. Airline Co. Sc 49,. TN
Sinclair, when issued, 6Ms '38 S7%
st. L. & San Fran. 6s B So. 84K
st. L. & San Fran. al. 6s '55 76%
Sinclair Pipe Line ctfs. 6s AZ 82A
So. Ry. Gen. ref. d '56...... 71K
So. Ry. 1st 5s 1894. ........ 97K
Southern Railway 6hs 49,. 103H
Chi. Mil. & st. p. DB Is '25.. 76h
C. Mil. 4 St. p. cv. ANS 2014 ssh
Sinclair Crude Oil 5hs 1926. 97M
Sinclair Crude Oil 6s '51... 96h
Third Ave. al 5s, 1860. ....... AK
Tenn. Power, 1047. ......... 95A
Union Pacific 4s, 1947. ...... 81
Union Pacific CIV Is. 1927.... 9ess
Virginia r. r. 81, 1852. ..... 941s
Wilson Co. CIV Sc, 1928. ..... 91N
Youngstown 8. & T. 6s, 1913. So
The Washington times., 1924-01-30

Tex. div.
The Washington times., 1924-01-30
Liberty Bonds,
Rroadcasting in Africa.

Completion Of a large broadcast
ing station at johannesburg, South
Africa, will be. accomplished soon,
according to Consul G. K. Donald.
Of that city.
The Washington times., 1924-01-30

WE BUY, SELL AND QUOTE
UnlIsted otoeks, Beaos ae6 oeouriH0
q EVEN Dse@iDtlo1
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continuation de la la. pAgins,

session nombre al Juez Towner su
successor. Yo creo que 81 ell Juez
Towner Sc aprovecha del esplendi-
do trabajo realizado por usted, Y NO
DA UN SOLO PASO ATRAS, po-
ora, con su prudencia y buen tacto,
mantener un estado satisfactorio de
orden ammonia en- esa.
listed probablemente estara de re-
greso a los Estados Unidos por la
misma fecha en- que volvamos de
nuestro viaje de vacaciones la Flo
rida. 81 usted regresa por Washing
ton esperamos verles, usted, la
Sra. Reilly, y su hija.
Con los mejores deseos, quedo,
Muy sinceramente suyo,
Warren G. HARDING.
He aqui la otra carta
Casa Blanca, Washington.
Octubre de 1928.
Hon. E. Mont. Reilly,
Gobernador de Puerto Rico,
San Juan, P. R.
Mi querido Gobernador Reilly:
He estado tratando durante algu-
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Use siente usted NAL? iNecssita yer
un medico? listed tendr&, sin duda,
su medico favorito, y 81 no 10 tiene,
puede procurarselo, pies hay miles de
clos que solo estan esperanto clier-
tes. ESQ 81; usted no pgede ir verlo
gratis. Cada m6dico tiene su tarifa;
unos cobran mas y otros cobran menog.
Pero usted no puede yer un medico
gratuitamente. El medico de mi familia
cuesta tres dolares por vista, 10 que es
bastante moderado.
Pero 81 uSted no Sc siente enfermo
del cuerpo en- los Estados Unidos. en-
Nueva York digamos, sino que Sc en-
c1entra enfermo del alma, solitario,
triste, y 10 que necesita es, no yer un
medico, sino a una muchacha, a una
amiga, 81 10 que necesita es compania.
romance, un par de ojos azules Sque
hace? Miles de muchachas hay. mas
muchachas que m6dicos. Elias estan
prontas para recibir su vista. Acaso
nsted tiene una amiga preferida, como
seguramente tiene un m6dico de fami-
liza. Y 81 no la tiene puede proporcio-
narsela.
Pcro... ipuede usted s'ver" a una
amiga gratuitamente? lQu6 va! ever
una nina norteamericana cuesta mas
que yer un medico. Estas doctoras
del alma tienen una tarifa nucho mas
alta que los medicos del cuerpo. Como
en- cl case de los medicos, las tarifas
no son tcdas iguales; pero no hay nifias
quienes Sc pueda yer gratuitamente.
listed lector, que vive en- las tierras
de solar hispano, puede ir a visitar
81 Margarita, a su Julieta, sentado
en- Ell salon al lado del piano, puede char
lar la luz de la luna cue bafia la ven
tana, acerca de todas las ternuras que
cobijsn los phegues de su alma ena-
morada. I'd. brinda su sentimentaiismo
recibe el sentimentaIismo de ella.
| possible ESQ aquf? lCal Aqui hay
que llevar la joven una comida y
Hn teatro despues. Hay que llevarla
cabarets. Y hay que darle una GAIA
! do sus cenfitcs favoritos. SDos d6Iares
por vista? No, mi amigo; veinte do
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GoBIERNo DE PUERTO RICO
DEPARTAMENTo DEL INTERIOR
oFTCINA DEL CoMIsIoNADo
septiembre 4, 1924.
ANUNc1o DE suBAsTA


Proposiciones en- pliegos cerrados pa
ra la adjudication en- p1bica subasta
de Las cbras de ADICIoN DE DOS
SALoNES A LA ESCUELA P. N.
ORTIZ, DE coMERIo, PUERTO RI
co, cuyo presupuesto aprobado ascien
de La suma de NUEvE MIL QUI-
NIENToS CINCUENTA Y oCHo DO
IAARES CON 17100 (S9,5581D Sc ad-
mitiran en- esta oficina hasta las 300
p. M. del dia IS de septiembre, 1924,
en- que Sc abriran pubicamente.
Todos los datos necesarios Sc daran
er la oficina del Arquitecto donde Sc
encuentran de manifesto los documen
tos que han de regir en- Ell contrato, v
podran los Icitadores recoger los pla-
nos y modelos dc proposiciones que
han de presentar, mediante un dep6-
sito de DIEZ DOLARES (S1O.OO) que
chos documentos en- Ell plazo de veinte
coy dias despues de afectuada la su-
basta
La administration Sc reserva ell dere
cho de rechazar cualquier todas las
proposicionss, y el de adjudicar ell con-
trato baio otras consideraciones que
las de precio solamente.
Guillermo EsTEvES,
Comisionado.
Advt.
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En- varias cartas cruzadaS...

nos dias de escribirle a usted respec-
to del notable progreso de sus asun-
tos oiciales en- Puerto Rico, pero
siempre una cosa otra no me 10
permitia, porque siempre hay algo
insistentemente socilitando mi aten-I
cion, y yo voluntariamente pospongo
para mas tarde las cosas que no son
de urgencia Immediate.
va he sido sufcientemente infor-
mado sobre la situacion en- las Is
las, por conducto aparte de su fran
ca reveladora correspondence. Es-
toy muy satisfecho, sin embargo,
de que usted me haya escrito como
10 ha hecho. ES bueno saber las CO.
sas oficialmente. LIE ESCRIBO PA
RA MANIFESTARLE Q. APRUE-
30 ENTERA Y CORDIALMENTE
Ell CURSO QUE listed HA SE-
GUIDO. Cuando usted entr6 de neno
en- la situaci6n 10 hizo ciertamente
con un POGO de mayor franqueza de
como .yo hubiera estado dispuesto a
hacerlo, pero todos no podemos ha-
Ger las cosas del mismo modo, Y no
estoy muy SECURE de la suya no fue-
ra la manera mas rapida efectiva
de lograr los resultados apetecidos.
De cualquier modo, usted evidente-
laente ha despojado la atm6sfera
ha favorecido inmensamente la 81
tuaci6n. No he sabido de ninguna
consequence, excepto la de alaban-
zas muy eordiales. Y ST Ell SENA-
DOR BARCELO TENIA ALGUN
RENCOR SERIO CONTRA listed
Ell NO SE AVENTURO A OAR
EXPRESSION A ESA ENEMISTAD
EN- SU ENTREVISTA CON Ell
SECRETARIO DE LA GUERRA
Y CONMIGO. Puede estar usted Sc
guro de que le hemos dicho el al
gunas cosas que probaran ser bene-
ficiosas para su administration. Yo
creo que nosotros hemos sostenido
energicamente la polftica enunciada
por usted lie hemos hecho compren-
der a el que la charla sobre la in
dependencia era toda pura tonteria
Y que no ha de ser tolerada. listed
PUEDE ESTAR SECURE DE QUE
TENDRA TODAS LAS GARAN- |
TIAS DE APOYO QUE SU CORA
ION IMPLORA. Cuando 10 mande |
yo las Islas, 10 hice porque creia |
en- usted. Tenia confanza en- su hon.
radez, y alto concepto de su habi-
lidad. Todas estas cosas signifcan
mucho invariablemente en- ell manejo /
de una situaci6n dificil. Cuando u.s.
ted Sc familiarice mas estara enton-
ces en- mejores condolences de reali- |
zar una labor constructive a la
vez correctiva. Yo deseo prestarle mi
ayuda en- todas las formas posibles.
Sirvase reconocer ell orgullo que
siento del trabajo que viene usted
mi honda satisfaction por
Ell progreso que alcanzan sus asun-
tos v la continuation de mis- mas
cordiales consideraciones personales.
Sinceramente suyo,
Warren G. HARDING.
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Warren G.. HARDING.
(De mission State Topics")
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,CUANTo CUESTA "VER" A UNA
NoRTEAMERICANA?

De nuestro corresponsal en- EE. UU)
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-07-05

Hoy Ell Athletics, despues de haber
obtenido muchas honorables victo-
rias para honor de sus simpatizadores,
Sc halla en- desgracia. Ha sido derro-
tado en- siete juegos consecutivos. Y
muchos de aquellos que vitoreaban 4
sus jugadores, aver en- medic de sus
triunfos, hoy que necesitan al1ento, 10
tratan desdenosamente. Ell team real
mente no esta en- malaS condolences, es
ia desgraciado. Pero aquellos que solo
10 han usado como medic de ganar ORC
pretendiendo ser simpatizadores, le
dan la espalda ante la mano cruel de
la desgracia. iINGRATOS!
Cuando ell team Ponce fue Y1S1tado
por la desgracia perdiendo un gran
numero de juegos los poncelos (Fans)
no 10 abandonaron. Sc organizaron cen
tros deportivos; Sc levataron fondos,
Sc animaba constantemente a los "des
animados leones"; y hoy hemos pre-
senciado la serie de triunfos de los
subditos de Mercedita Salazar. Aque-
llos mismos gue nadaban en- Ell "char-
co.. de la desgracia, hoy gozan las
delicias del triunfo; no hubo camblo
alguno; no hubo necesidad de clio; por-
que ell conjunto ponceno era y es bue-
no; 10 i1nico que sucedia, era que es.
taba en- desgracia.
ISera ell patriotismo poncefo mas
sincere que ell de San Juan?
No creo asi; pero puede ser. Y 10
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que sucede con la novena atletica, su-
cede con muchos de los jugadores en-
nuestras novenas. No hace mucho, Ca
ratini no servia" Sc pedia 10 lceE-
ciaran de las flas poncenas; hoy, 4uo
juega como nunca, "es ell gran cala-
tint. Y asi hablan los hipocrltas 81
maflana (Dios no 10 quiera) el gran
Millito comienza una era de desgracia,
oiremos esos intransigentes "vocl-
ferar' que "Quiten al cachorro, que
no sirve'', olvidando las nuchas veces
que Millito ha puesto Ell trirnfo en-
las garras de los leones, que es aun
joven, sus glorias podran ser recu-
peradas.