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Evening star., 1924-12-11
Z BODIES SOUGHT
|NNAVY AIR CRASH
damned Controls or Broken
Wires Blamed for Death
of Five Flyers.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
SAN DIEGO, Calf. December IL
Search was continued by naval au-
thorities at Point Iona today for
the bodies of Lieut. Fl. Roby and j.
Wieczk, a naval radio operator, who
fell to death yesterday in the sea-
plane H-16 when the aircraft dropped
out of Il tail spin into the Pacific
Ocean, killing five and injuring three
officers and enlisted men, all mem
bers of the crew. The plane was
engaged in aerial target practice
The accident was the worst in the
history of naval aviation.
Witnesses said the plane went out
of control at an altitude of 1900
feet. Either the controls jammed or
tine aileron wires snapped, naval
sviators said
The official version of the tragedy
Will be heard before a naval board
Of inquiry Pppointed today by Capt.
Stanford L. Moses, commander of the
air squadrons attached to the battle
fleet here.
An important part Of the boards
report probably will be the testi-
1nory of the three injured men, II.
f. Davenport, j. n. MassinEill and r.
his city.
The bodies OF Lieut.. Ciochino
Narini. the pilot; Lieut.. Arthur =.
Thurston. assistant pilot and Fred
y. Cruell, aviation chief machinists
mate, were recovered.
Making So Miles an Hour.
The H-16 was flying at a speed of
about IS miles an hour when Lieut.
turn. The plane. weighing more than
4. ton, went into a spin, plunging
with terrific speed toward the sea,
crashing in the surf about 500 yards
directly west of the officers quarters
,at Rockwell Field.
Splnters from the wrecked plane
covered the sea for several hundred
feet. 1t is believed that all five men
in the forward cockpits were killed
Instantly and not drowned, as the
recovered bodies were horribly man
gled
The dead are:
Lieut.. Giochino Narini: survived by
widow, Mrs Minnie May Varini IT
North Spring street, Pensacola, Fla
Lieut.. Kilburn H Roby, assistant
pilot: widow resides in San Diego.
Lieut.. Arthur Z. Thurston; mother,
Mrs. C. T.. Thurston, 43l Hayward
avenue, Orange, n. j.
Fred d. Cruell, aviation chief ma
chinist mate; widow resides in San
Diego.
J. Wieczk, radio man, first-class,
mother resides at 3O9 West Eighth
street Oswego, n. Y.
Seriously injured:
Hayter r. Davenport. aviation ma
chinist mate, frst-class: mother re-
sides 1903 State street, Bristol, Va.
]. D. MassingilI. aviation rigger,
first class; mother, Mrs. Tarrole Mas
singill, Knoxville. Tenn.
r. Pautz, aviation machinist mate.
first class; wife, Mrs. Lavina Pautz,
san Diego.
Pautz is said to be suffering from
i fractured skull and internal in
iuries. Physicians hold little hope for
his recovery. Davenport and Massin
gill also may die
Evening star., 1924-12-11
NAB BANKER HERE
IN 1O-YEAR SEARCH
Federal Agents Take West
Vlrginian for Alleged
$4,000 Shortage.

george W. Hunter, alleged to be
an absconding bank officer, formerly
connected with a Williamstown, w.
va, institution, was arrested here
yesterday by Department OF Justice
agents, ending an investigation and
search for persons responsible for an
alleged shortage of more than $4,000
occurring in 1914.
The arrest was made on an fndict-
ment charging violation of section
5209 of the Revised Statutes apper-
tanning to irregularities in the con
duct of their duties by officers In
banks. The specific count of the in :
dictment, which was returned on June
l6, 1914, alleged, a s434.39 transaction.
Brought before United States Com
missioner George H Macdonald for
a hearing at his request, this one
count alone was deemed sufficient 10
remand him to jail for a hearing.
Are you George Hunter" asked
Commissioner Macdonald at the out
set of the arrangement yesterday.
II am not saying who 1 am" tn"
prisoner replied.
I'll call you George Hunter then,
from now on" replied the commits
sioner.
The prisoner pleaded need for Iegai
advice and asked for a continuance
Of the hearing. Date for the hear
ing accordingly was set for Decem
br 15
The search for Hunter, It IS ALLEGED
extended to several sections of the
country Immediately after the report
was spread that the bank was short
When arrested Hunter was silent
as to his movements during the long
period the search for him was being
prosecuted. He refused to answer
questions without having consulted
an attorney.
At the Department OF Justice today
Il was announced that q statemen'
regarding the arrest would be avai! Z
able later.
Evening star., 1924-12-11
WOULD MAKE BABIES
IN FAMILY COMPUL sorry
Omaha Physician Wants Licenses
Revoked for Childless
Couples.
By the Associated Press.

OMAHA Nebr., December 11.-Revo-
cation of all marriage licenses issued
in Nebraska in cases where no chill
dren are born within two years, MAX
ing exceptions for physical disabiI-
tiles when properly certified by a
physician was proposed here today by
City Health Commissioner A. S. Pinto.
DR.. Pinto announced that he would
support such a bill before the coming
session of the Nebraska legislature.
Evening star., 1924-12-11
BRITISH SHIP AGROUND.
Tugs Sent to Vessel Carrying 200
or 800 Passengers.

LONDON, December 11.-Lloyds s
shipping agency reports that the Bri-
tish liner Arcadian, inbound from
Malta for Southampton, is ashore on
the Shingles, near the Needles. in a
dense fog. Three tugs have gone to
her assistance.
The Arcadian, which has been tour
ing the Mediterranean, had between
200 and 800 passengers.
later dispatch to the Press Asso-
citation from Southampton said the
Arcadian was in no danger, that it
was expected to get her off on the
flood tide and that her passengers
were being landed by tender.
Evening star., 1924-12-11

Continued from First Page.)
doubtful whether she will be able to
attend. Mrs. Coolidge left Washing
ton today for Boston, where she is to
accept a degree from Boston Univer-
sity.
At the fete, which will be in the
nature OF a Russian relief ball, in
honor of the grand duchess, there will
also appear. in person. Lieut.. de Witt
carr of the presidential yacht May
flower. He will be the dancing part
ner of Miss Natalie Hammond, daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. John Hays Ham
lnond, in a minuet of the French revo-
luton.
Fete TO Begin at 8.
The Russian fete is to open at 8
clock under the auspices of the
russian Relief Society, of which Mrs.
Lansing is the chairman.
Tomorrow the grand duchess is to
be the guest of honor at q luncheon
by Mrs. George Thomas Marye, wife
of the former Ambassador to Russia
Mrs. Lansing will entertain at a re-
ception later in the afternoon, and
Mrs. John Hays Hammond is to give
a dinner tomorrow night in honor of
the royal" guest. The grand duchess
plans to leave Washington about Sat
urday noon.
Detective Ira Keck has been as
signed to accompany the grand duch-
ess during her stay in Washington.
Evening star., 1924-12-11
RIVERA IS OPTIMISTIC.
Spanish Dictator Predicts Peace in
Morocco Soon.
By the Associated Press.

BY the Assocta ted Press.
TETUAN, Morocco, December Ii
peace will soon reign in Morocco,
thanks to the successful execution of
the plan which we have worked out"
declared Gen. Primo Rivera, head of
tho Spanish military directorate, in a
speech here during celebration OF the
Spanish infantry patrons day.
The plan referred to is the with
drawal of Spanish forces from the
outlying positions and establishm en- t
of a continuous fortified line capable
of withstanding raids by the rebel
tribesmen.
A Madrid dispatch last night said
the Spanish withdrawal in Morocco
has entered its final phase and that
the first units of the forces falling
back from Sok- el-Arba had reached
Tetuan. The rebels, 1T was added,
had been heavily punished by the
Spanish troops covering the with
drawal
Evening star., 1924-12-11
WEDDING GUESTS KILLED.
Six Meet Death in Auto Crash
After Ceremony.

LYON, France, December 11.-F1Ff
wedding guests were killed outrighi
and another died from his injuries
when a motor car, driven from the
church in Brignats after the cere-
mony Yesterday, failed to take a cor
ner and crashed through store front
Five other persons, including the
bride and groom, were seriously in
jured and the driver alone escaped
Unscathed.
Evening star., 1924-12-11
FRENCH LOAN is SUCCESS
Rv tbs Associated Press

By the Associated Press.
PARIS, December 11.-Finance Min
lister Clementel announced today that
Frances internal loan of 1000, 900, 900
francs had been largely oversub-
scribed.
M. Clementel said the government
at an early date would bring forward
an operation on large scale to con-
solidate and amortize the public debt.
The present loan, said the minister
had been a success regardless of the
existence in the country of an ele-
ment of pessimism and fear.
Evening star., 1924-12-11
Herriot's Condition Unchanged.

PARIS, December 1.-THE condi-
tion of Premier Herriot, who is Ill
with grippe, was not materially
changed today. There was no aggra-
walton of the malady, 1t was stated
The premier will remain in bed for
a few days, meanwhile continuing to
give attention to current affairs.
Evening star., 1924-12-11
Goddess of Farms
Officially 30. KID p
Government Saws

The Goddess of Agriculture-n
three letters--is Ops"
The Department of Agriculture
I made this announcement to the
country today for the benefit OF
crossword puzzlers, but refrained
from any intimation that the ac-
ton was to be considered prece-
dent.
ops" got into the correspondence
of the department when the Phil
adelphia office obiigingly searched
dictionary to please a young
woman puzzle addict.
Evening star., 1924-12-11
ONE CHANCE SEEN
FOR MORE POLICE
Increase Can Be Granted
Only in New Traffic
Measure.

II the Police Department is TO get
the additional men It needs to keep
pace with the growth of the city
within the next year they probably
will have to be provided for in the
traffic legislation now being drafted
at the Capitol. The estimates of the
department for the next fiscal year
as sent in by the Commissioners and
approved by the Bureau of the Budget,
give the department no increases in
the number of men.
An increase in the number of
policemen has been mentioned fire.
Quently in the past few weeks as
one of the steps that should be taken
along the creation of a traffic court
TO reduce the number Of serious acci-
dents on the streets.
Total Now Is 1867.
The present strength of the depart
ment is Ss2 privates. The deficiency
bill just passed by Congress provides
for 165 added positions, bringing the
total up to 1867. These additional
men, however, will merely make it
possible to comply with the new law
giving each policeman one day off
week and will not add to the force
on duty at any one time.
When allowance is made for police
leave of absence, there remains a
total of 649 men for street duty
Dividing this force into three eight
hour tricks of duty, there are about
316 policemen on duty at one time
to cover the entire city.
The outstanding item for improve
ment of the service in the new budg-
ct is for the purchase of a site and the
erection of another new precinct sta
tion in the vicinity of Georgia ave-
nue. and Colorado avenue. For the
land the Budget Bureau recommends
$500 and for the building, $4,000.
The new building will be known as
the thirteenth precinct and will re-
duce the large area now patrolled by
the tenth precinct, which is said TO
have a population within its borders
of 10000 persons.
Garage Fund Approved.
The budget also allows $4,000 for
the erection of q garage for the new
twelfth precinct station on Rhode
Island avenue northeast, which is
functioning without a patrol because
of lack of place to keep it
The lump sum of 100000 allowed
the Police Department for the cur
rent year for contingencies is the
same in the new budget. Practically
all money opShl py POAASCAhSh SAiio dS-
tectives in the prevention and detec-
ton of crime comes from this fund
The Commissioners did not ask for an
increase in this item.
Two small cuts were made by the
Budget Bureau, one of $500 in the
item for purchase of fuel, and the
other, 5000 from the expenses Of the
House of Detention.
The total amount allowed for the
Police Department in the new budget
is s2,715,6S0, as against a total of
S1,904,847 in the current appropria-
ton act. The increase, however, is
largely due to the higher salaries al
lowed policemen by special legisla-
ton at the last session.
Evening star., 1924-12-11

CONTINUED from First Page)
Sinclair, Edward ]. Heating and H. F.
Samuels, the Progressive candidate
for Governor of Idaho. who ran sec
ond to and only 10000 votes behind
the Republican nominee for that
office.
Need of Program.
The conference may have to decide
also, If there is to be a third party
movement, what shall be it's program
and what its principles. 1t is known
that not a few of the Progressives
would like to get away from the
plank advanced for an amendment to
the Constitution of the United States
making the Congress supreme in mat
ters Of legislation and the constitu-
tionality thereof, and also Govern
ment ownership of the railroads.
What the effect will be upon the
political status of members of the
Senate and House who followed La
Toilette during the last campaign, in
the event of the formation of a third
party, remains to be seen. If they
declare for such a party, then they
automatically would eliminate them
selves from the old parties. 1t is
known, however, that Senator Brook
hart, for example, viii not go into a
third party. He has declared all along
he Is a Republican and will remain
one-this Notwithstanding the recent
action Of the Republican conference
of the Senate in denying him place In
She party councils.
Evening star., 1924-12-11

Loss than 100000 automobiles are
sold in Great Britain each year.
Evening star., 1924-12-11
CONGRESS is ASKED
FOR SCHOOL SURVEY
TO DETERMINE NEEDS

CONTINUED from First Page.)
Evening star., 1924-12-11
GRAND DUCHESS
TO ARRIVE TODAY

Continued from First Page)
Evening star., 1924-12-11
THIRD PARTY FATE
TO BE DETERMINED
AT CONCLAVE HERE

CONTINUED from First Page.)
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-06-03
'PODEROSA COMBINATION DE
PRODUCTORES Y NEGOCIANTES
EN- METALES SECUNDARIOS"

"Detalles references a una combi-
naci0n entire un grupo de manufactu-
reros vendedores de metales secun
darios Sc espera sean anunciados dem
tro de POGO. Las tres companies en-
vueltas en- esta poderosa sociedad son
la Great Western Smelling and Refin-
ing Co. de Chicago y San Francisco.
la yDuquesne Reduction Co. de Pitts
burgh Y B Lissberger & Co. de New
York, esta Ultima propietaria de las
companies Union Smelling & Refn-
ing Works de Newark, N. j., The
Trenton Smelling & Refining Work
de Trenton Y la Eagle Smelling &
Refining Work de New York.
La nueva compafifa girara bajo ell
nombre de The Federated Metals Cor
poration teniendo una capacidad de
production de '3Oo,OOO,0O0 lbs. anua-
les. En- 1923 las tres companies pro-
dujeron separadamente mas de
250,000,000 de lbs. de metales. Sc es-
TINA que el volumen de negocios que
desarrolle esta nueva corporation Sc
ra alrededor de un veinticinco por
ciento del total que produce la naci6n
entera.
Entire los directories de esta gigan-
tesca compaiia estan Charles Schab,
Benjamin Lissberger, Max Lissberger
y Perry Osborn de New York, Mauri-
ce Falk y Leon Falk de Pittburgh Y
David Blum Ivan Reitler de Chi
cago. Ell capital autorizado de la cor
poracion sera de 100000 de do
liars.
Entire los llamados metales secun-
darios estan cobre, bronco, plomo, es-
tafo, zinc Y metales blancos. Aproxi-
madamente 35 por ciento del plomo,
estaio Y zinc asi como una parte sus-
tancial del cobre Y bronco producido
y consumido en- los Estados Unidos
son derivados de metales secundarios.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-06-03
INF ORMA A CION GENERAL :
ERROR DE TRADUCCION

En- nuestra edici6n de aver lunes al
reproducir un articulo del "Porto Ri
co Progress" sobre las reclamaciones
del Carolina incurrimos en- un error
de traducci6n al hablar sobre un case
importante pendiente de resolution an
te la Comision de Reclamaciones en-
Washington. Ell case de referencia
es ell de un italiano que pereci6 cuan
do ell hundimiento del Carolina preci-
samente cuando Sc dirigia a los Es-
tados Unidos con ell fin de obtener sus
papeles fnales de ciudadania, llevan-
do la representation de dicho case
nuestro amigo el Lcdo. Juan M. He
rrero de esta ciudad. Queda subsana-
do ell error.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-06-03
M1LLERAND Sc PRoPONE RENUN
CIAR PRoXIMAMENTE

PARIS, JUNO 2. Omitted Press -
Sc tiene entendido que Herriot, lider
radical, tendra tornado Ell nuevo gabi-
nete mas tardar Ell microbes de esta
semana. Ademas Sc cree que en- cuanto
este constituido el nuevo goblerno Ell
Presidente Millerand enviara la nue.
va Camara una carta conteniendo la re
nuncia de su alto puesto como Presiden-
te de la replbhca. En- ese ca5o Ell Sc
nado y la Camara Sc reuniran conjun-
tamente fines de este mes para con-
siderar el nombramiento del Iaevo rre-
sidente. Ell Presidente del Senado, PAIN
leve, quien ha de ser electo Prosidente
de la Camara, esta sonando mncho pa
ra la presidencia de Ia naci6n siendo
uno de los candidates que mas posi-
bilidades tiere por ahora de escalar tan
alto sitial.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-06-03
COMISIoN DE BALES PARA LAS
FIESTAS PATRoNALES DE SAN
JUAN

FL sabado a las P. M. Sc reunid
la comisi6n encargada de los bales que
han de celebrarse en- ell Teatro Munici.
pal durante las fiestas Patronales y
sefial6 los siguientes dias para La ce-
lebracion de los mismos:
Sabado 81 a las p. M, ''Baile de
Sociedad''.
Domingo 20 las P. M. ''Baile In
fantil''.
Domingo % a las 9 P. NJ, "Baile
de Trajes''.
Martes "a las P. M, 'Baile
de Confanza''.
La Comisi6n, LENA del mayor entu-
siasmo para Ell mayor lucimiento de las
festas, ha tornado importantes acuer-
dos, para la mejor organization de los
bales.
La Comisi6n encargada de organizar
estos actos esta formada por los ST.
guientes seiiores:
Ambrosio carmona, sandalio Santa
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-06-03
Ell sUCESo

Personas que Sc dicen enteradas
de los hechos, nos han dicho que el
suceso Sc desarrollo porque ell sefior
Emanuelli, al escuchar las provoca-
clones de Quesada, Sc acerco a el
y lie dijo en- buena forma que Sc re-
tirase de ALI que Sc dejase de es-
tar insultando alas personals que
ALI sc encontraban.
Entonces, Quesada hizo uso de un
pufial que portaba y trato de agre-
dir Emanuelli, quien tuvo necesi-
dad de hacerle fuego con la, pistola
que portaba para evitar la aggression
de Quesada.
Al disparo que sc hiciera, la null
titud Sc disperso corriendo ell mi
tin hubo de terminarse.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-06-03
PERSONALES

Completamente restablecida, des-
pues de haber dado luz una hermo-
sa nina ha salido del Hospital Pres
biteriano la distinguida dana, senora
Estela Bou de Vassallo, esposa del
senior E. M. Vassallo, sub jefe del
Rerrocarril.
En- la Clfnica Miramar fue opera
da de la garganta por el ilustre, DR..
Frankie, Catedratico de Cirugfa de
Boston, la hermosa nina Laura Es-
ther Vassallo, hija de los esposos Vas
sallo-Bou.
Ell estado de la paciente que CONT
nus recluida en- la Clfnica es entera-
mente satisfactorio, siendo motive de
satisfaction tanto para ell distinguido
matrimonio, como para sus numero-
sas amistades.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-06-03
Sc HACE DIFICL LA FORMA-
cIoN DE GAB1NETE EN- ALEMA
MA

BERLIN, JUNO 9. Omitted Presa) -
Sc estan presentando muchas difcuIta-
des en- la formation del nuevo gabine-
te, tarea que esta encomendada a
Marx, quien era ell Presidente Gel ga
binete anterior. En- vista de las gran
des dificultades que Sc han presenta-
do, Sc tiene entendido que Ell viejo ga
binete, con pequefias alteraciones, en-
tiara en- funciones nuevamente. La si-
tnaci6n es tan dificil la madeja es-
ia tan enredada que es completamente
impossible predecir que cariz nan de to-
mar lis cosas.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-06-03
Ell SENOR EMANUELLI

En- Rio Piedras, ell joven Ema-
nuelli goza de generates simpatias
por su caracter afable y bondadoso
y por pertenecer a una de las fa-
milias mas prestigiosas de aqueIla
culta sociedad.
Valioso elemento de la politica To-
cal, ell senior Emanuelli esta siendo
indicado como indiscutible candidate
a Comisionado de Servicio Publico
de Rio Piedras Y su arraigo en-
aquella comunidad 10 demostro pal
pablemente la enthusiastic manifesto
cion de simpatia que le tributaron
cuando Sc supo. ell suceso de que el
habfa sido protagonista.
Numerosos amigos suyos estuvie.
ron junto el durante. todo ell ITEM
po que permanecio arrestado has
que ell Fiscal lie seial6 la fianza que
fue prestada inmediatamente, por
los sefores Romani Emanuel (Ro-
dolfol.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-06-03
ANOCHE FUE HALLADO MUER-
TO EN- SU RESIDENCIA DE LA
PARADA SIETE Ell CONTINENT
TAIL w. F. KAHN
ESTE AMERICANA VENIA PA
DECIENDO DE LA TERRIBLE
"PLAGA BLANCA" Y MURIO A
CONSEQUENCE DE ELLA

. ~s
F Aver noche, como las $3.50 fue
hallado muerto, por un companer0
" amigo suyo, en- ell inodoro de la
casa que habitaba en- la Parada z
de Puerta de TERRA, ell americana
continental w. F. Kahn, blanco, CO.
mo de 35 amos de edad, natural de
los Estados Unidos, y residente des-
de hacia alg1n tempo en- esta Ca
pital. se
1nmediatamente Sc dio parte a la
Policia del desgraciado suceso, Y
practice la correspondence investi-
gacion Official ell Cabo Quinones, de
Puerta de TERRA. Ell DR.. Melendez,
! hizo la investigation medica, certi-
ficando que ell continental Xain ha-
bia muerto a consecuencia de una
tuberculosis pulmonar en- tercer gra-
do que venfa padeciendo ell infortu-
nado.
Mr.. Xain viva completamente solo
en- la Parada 7, al morir deja
algunos muebles varios objetos
en- su residencia de los cuales Sc
dispondra como este indicado.
De esta ocurrencia Sc di6 inmedia-
ia cuenta al Fiscal Sr. Flores quien
tiene su cargo la investigation
del case.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-06-03

Redmond & Co. seran los banque-
ros de la nueva empresa. Por ell gru-
pc de directories que integran tan po-
derosa compafifa Y contando muy es-
pecialmente con hombres de la fortu-
ma Y experienced de Max Lissberger
el exito de la compafiia queda asegu-
RADIO anticipadamente"
Representaran a la nueva firma en-
Puerto Rico los seiores A. CASTRO
E HIJO & co. de Ponce, P. r. agen-
tes actualmente de B. Lissberger &
Co. productores del conocido metal
NAVAL NICKLE usado por casi to-
das las centrales zen Puerto Rico.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-06-03
NO Sc ACORDARA UN vOTo DE
CONFIANZA AL PRESIDENTE M.
MILLERAND

PARIS, JUNO 2. (Cable frances)-
El Partio Radical vot6 por unanimi-
dad una mocion declarando que M.
Millerand quedaba exento de las res
ponsabilidades que SUI cargo como pre-
sidente de la RepIblica exige y por
consecuencia es impossible al partido de
la mayoria acordarle un voto de con-
fianza.
M. Herriot future jefe del Gob:er-
so voto tambien la moci6n del Part.do.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-06-03
UN PERIoDIsTA ARREsTADO EN-
f as ESPANA

BARCELONA, JUNO 2. Omitted
Press).- Sc ha reunido Ell Consejo de
Guerra, acordando arrestar y condenar
cuatro meses de prision al director
de 'Solidaridad Obrera' por un articulo
altamente injurioso que escribio contrS
el General Primo de Rivera, Jefe del
Directorio.
Sc ha celebrado en- Huesca una We
lada en- honor del rey Fernando ell Ca
t6ico, la cual asistio una concurren-
cia numerosisima. Distinguidas persona
Ldades ponunciaron elocuentes discur-
sos elogiando la personahdad del Illus
ire muerto
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-06-03
RESULTATDO DE LOS JUEGoS
OLIMPICOS

PARIS, JUNO 2. (Cable francesj-
Los illtimos resuItados de los juegos
olimpicos que Sc estan verifcando en-
esta ciudad entire los representatives
de las diferentes naciones SON los ST
guientes:
Ell equipo de football del Uruguay
venci6 sobre ell frances por uns score
de 5 goals contra 1. Suecia venci6 al
Egipto por goals contra O.
Ell Representative las olimpiadas
por Belgica, M. Pellier obtuvo ell pri-
mer premio en- las carreras de bici-
cletas.