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Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1924-03-27
ANERICUS PLAYS
ALBANY FRIDAY
A. H. S. Athletes viii CO There
For Fast Game With Albany
Boys Teams

H. G. Mckee, director of at1le-
tics at Americas High school, an
nouneed today that Fridays game
between Americas and Albany had
been transferred to that city, with
Americus going there to play dur
ing Friday afternoon. It IS ex-
pected there win be a number Of
high school fans accompany tle
team and in addition to the fns5
team, a full complement Of sub
stitute, continuing A. II. S. second
team will also go to Albany as root
ers for the team.
The lineup of the two teams,
as announced today by Prof. Nc
Kee is as follows;
First Team-Tye G; Tye, @. a .io,
Dudley Macon, 2b, Swain, Ru-
pert, SIS; Hines, NJ. j. 3b; Hooks,
Robert, Of; Allen, P G., Of;
Etukes Theoditus, p; Kimble,
Andrew, p; Morgan, Aalton,
u: Terrell, Robert, u; Heys, Wm&c.
Second team--Marion Young, q;
James Fite, Id; Albert Thayer, 2b;
Wiley, Booker, IS: William Dykes,
3b; Alton Poole, cf Roy Adams,
Of; Robert Culpepper, p; Walter
Mask u; Joe Sutton, u.
A. H. S. schedule for the seal
ey, &c. ATM, foY coY,trneted for. IL
announced by Prof. Mckee as fol
lows;
March 28thLAlbany, in Albany.
April 18th Dawson, in Dawson.
April 25th, Dawson in Amerl-
Gus.
May 2nd-Albany in Americas.
May 9th & 10th-Cuthber! IN
Cuthbert.
May 10th G 17th-Cuthbert in
Americas.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1924-03-27
WOMEN INTERESTED
IN COOKING SCHOOL
Miss White to Conduct Similar
Demonstration in Ware
County This Week

Americas and Sumter county
women are unusually interested in
Ne series of cooking lessons to oe
given here in the office of Miss
Bonnie Parkman, home economics
agent, April II, IS and 10, because
of the fact that Miss Agnes White,
who will conduct the series, is visit
ing elsewhere throughout Georgia
giving demonstrations of great
value to women in general.
Miss Whit will speak to the Wo-
men Of Americas and Sumter
county on each afternoon, her top
les being varied and of much in
terest. 1t is expected that a large
attendance viii be present at the
meetings her, with great benefit
to be received therefrom.
On March 81 Miss White, who is
specialist in her department, will
conduct similar cooking school
in the Ware County Community
House, under the auspices of the
Home Demonstration Council Of
Ware county, of which Miss Rex
Brinson is home economies agent,
and r. j. Heyde is county agent.
The Ware Community House is
being renovated, remodeled and
fully equipped for the series
lessons, and much enthusiasm is be-
ing manifested by the women of
that community.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1924-03-27
ALLEGED PLOT AGAINST
EDSEL FORD UNCOVERED

DETROIT, Mich, March 81
Twenty men were sought by police
late Tuesday as accomplices Of
Mastox Simek, %, in an alleged
plot to extort 81, 100000 from Edsel
Ford, son of Henry Ford, by threat
ening to kill Edsel and to blind his
wife and children.
Simek is said to have confessed
that he was the tool of a gang OF
20, and that Mrs. Annie Hladil;,
his landlady, whom he at first ac-
cused of forcing him to write the
threatening letters, is innocent. A
warrant charging him with malici-
Gus threats to extort was recon-
mended.
Simek is said to have admitted
that he and 20 others with Boil
sheyist leanings met and plotted to
rob Mr.. Ford by intimidating him.
He was to blame the plot to Mrs
Hladik if caught, he said, police
declare.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1924-03-27
MCULTRIE QUARTET ON
SUNDAYS PROGRAM

The famous Moultrie quartet will
appear on the program TO be given
Sunday afternoon in the Rylander
theater at p. M, by the Communi-
ty Orchestra. Manager Kinney an
nounces that the doors will be open
cd at 2:30.
The fourth concert to be given
to the people of the community By
the Americas orchestra, of which
C. A. Ames is leader.
AS is usual with its concerts,
there will be no admission charged
and the people of Americas, Sum-
ter and nearby counties viii be
welcomed.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1924-03-27
FREIGHT OFFICES To
OBSERVE WEEK-ENDS

H. C. White, agent of the Cen
trail of Georgia, and j. H. Bowen,
agent for the Seaboard Airline to-
day authorized the announcements
that effective Saturday April 5, the
freight departments of both rail
roads in Americas will close at /
o'clock each Saturday afternoon
against receiving and delivering
freight until September 1.
This follows the annual custom
of closing the freight depots each
Saturday for the summer, a fea-
ture of the service here which has
proved of much benefit alike to the
officials and employed force.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1924-03-27
THOUSANDS At FORT
VALLEY FOR ANNUAL
FESTIVAL
Millions of Peach Blossoms Line
Avenue Extending for Many
Miles
BIC BARBECUE. SERVED
$4,000 Pounds Pork, 5000
Pounds Beef and 500 Pounds
Lamb Prepared

FORT VALLEY, March 27.--
Thousands are pouring in here from
every direction for the peach festi-
val. $40
Forty-three thousand pounds o.
porl, and eight thousand pounds Of
beef, with 500 pounds Of lamb arc
in the barbecue pits.
Peach blossoms, as if they real
lied that they are to be. feted,
have opened an avenue Of color ex-
tending for miles and present one
of the most artistic appearances
ever seen in this part of the state.
The whole scene is one OF
great carnival. The grand stand
has been finished, and seats To-
night were selling at premium.
Persons in all walks of life We're
interested in the proceedings and
the citizenry Of Fort Valley have
co-operated 100 per cent.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1924-03-27
'DAUGHERTY GOT HUGE
.SU N FIR TN HAM0N.
AL JENNINGS SWEARS
Senator Penrose Received
$25O,0OO and viii Hays
$4,000 Also, He Asserts
OKLAHOMA COST $500, 900
Hardmg's Nomination Alleged
to Have Cost Gambler
MANY Millions
OKLAHOMA COST $500, 600

WASHINGTON, March 27.-Al
Jennings told the oil committee to-
day that Jake Hamon told him at
the Chicago convention that Hard
ing was to be nominated and it cost
damon millions. Of this sum a
quarter of million went to the
late Senator Penrose, Jennings
said Hamon stated, and $4,000 to
Daugherty, with $4,000 to Will
Hays.
He also quoted Hamon as saying
he was to be secretary of the in
terror and share in public lands. He
said Hamon boosted he would be the
biggest man in the United States,
and quoted Hamon as saying swing
ing Oklahoma for Harding cost him
half million.
He said Hamon complained it
cost like hell to get the New
York delegation"
The. crowd at the Teapot Done
hearing broke into applause when
Senator Walsh told Senator Spenc-
er he had never talked with Do-
heny before he appeared before the
committee, and had never seen his
private car.
The statement was the outcome
of row over a statement Senator
Spencer gave a New York paper
saying that scandals as bad as this
happened during Lanes administra-
ton in the Departmet of the tier
Tor.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1924-03-27
COOP HOG SALE
MONDAY At PLAINS

A cooperative hog sale will be
held Monday at Plains, according to
an announcement today by George
O. Marshall, county farm demon
stration agent. The sale will be
held at the pens at Flains, and
Marshall expects a large number
of farmers to participate in the of
ferings. There are now a number
# hogs throughout the county in
fine condition for slaughter, and
farmers are preparing to leash in"
On these before feeding costs
mount, thus reducing their profits
from this source.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1924-03-27
RESULT OF VOTE
STILL. UNKNOWN

SIOUX FALLS, S. D., March
g7.-Unless serious errors are
found in the unofficial tabula-
tons favorable to Hiram John
son, the close vote will prob
ably necessitate waiting for an
official count before the exact
result can be definitely an
nouneed. W :
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Abs. GIRLS 10 PLAY
LORENA HALL SATURDAY

The Americas High school girls
quintet will go Saturday morning
to Columbus to play return game
there with Lorena Hall select
school on the evening of that date.
The girls, having played a success
full season, plan to end their schec-
ule with this game. The line-uplto
be played at Columbus includes:
Davenport, Lane and Harold, for
wards; Shiver, Johson and Joyner,
guards; Rylander, center; Cargili
and Harris, side centers.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1924-03-27
OREGON TROOPS BEGIN NEW MOVE AGAINST REBEL FORCES
HEAVY TAXATION DISCUSSED BEFORE ROTES'
FORMER BANDIT ASSERTS JAKEHAMON SPENT MANY MILLIONS
JOHNSON CHARGES
CORRUPTION ATTEMPT

ST. LOUIS, March 27. Hi
ram johnson, in a statement,
charged "if .ever an attempt has
been made to buy an election,
it has been done in South Da-
kota."
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Sheffield z ellis Rotary
Club Z as Burden Must
Soon Be Greatly Reduced
PEACH GROWERS CROPS
INSURED AT HARTFORD

HARTFORD Conn, March
DISCRIMINATION is given by
an insurance company here of
reports from the South that it
has insured the crop of members
of the Georgia Peach Growers
Exchange against weather,
crop transportation and fire
hazard.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1924-03-27
.FEDERALS MOY|NG
7 RO OPS 7 D PORTS
TO DISL0DGE REBELS
Gunboat Brave AT Puerto,
Mexico TO Convey Troop
Ships From That Point
CAMPECHE IS PAcIFIED
Task of Reducing Tabasco and
Yucatan Made Easier By Re
covery Of Province

MEXICO CITY, March 27.-The
federal gunboat Brace is at Puerto
Mexico, with other vessels to trans
port troops to the frontier in an
attempt to capture that port
1t is reported that Campeche is
in the hands of the government,
making it am easier drive to take,
Tdbasco, in the state of Campeche
and Yucatan.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1924-03-27
SEIRiNERS TO VISIT
WAYCROSS IN MAY

WATCROSS, March 27.--Thei
shrine ceremonial here the last of
May is expected to draw large
crowds of shriners from all sections
of South Georgia.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1924-03-27
M. ). DAUGHERTY
FORMALLY SUMMONED

WASHINGTON, March 27.--The
Daugherty committee ordered M. S.
Daugherty, brother of the attorney
general, to be summoned by a
sergeant-at-arms when he failed to
appear to the answer.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1924-03-27
BEECHWOOD MILLS TO
DOUBLE CAPACITY

CORDELE, March 27.-Aeter
five weeks of operation the big
Beechwood Bandmill Company has
decided to double its capacity and
will begin at once to enlarge its
mill house and install additional ma
chinery
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1924-03-27
MISS STINSON AGAIN |
QUIzZED IN PR ODE.
Of ATTY. GE NERAL
Woman Who Gave Sensational
Testimony Cross-Examined
By Daugherty's Attorney
RESIGNATION DISCUSSED
Committee VIII Hold Executive
Session Thursday, 1t Is An
nounced
RESIGNATION DISCUSSED

WASHINGTON, March 81
Roxie Stinson was cross~examincd
today before the committee by
Paul Rowland, Daugherty's attor-
ney.
The committee decided not to
press questions relative to the five
men making SO million dollars in
five days on oil stocks.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1924-03-27
JENNINGS STORY
BRANDED FALSE

WASHINGTON, March 27.-Al
Jennings story before the senate
oil committee is branded as false
by Leighton G. Taylor, former sec
rotary to Senator Penrose.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1924-03-27
SINCLAIR CONTEMPT
CASE GOES OVER

WASHINGTON, March 27.-.
District Attorney Gordon decided
today not to present the Sinclair
contempt case to the grand jury
until tomorrow, following a con-
ference with Counsels Atlee Pomer-
enc and Roberts.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1924-03-27
MANY WOMEN TO ATTEND
DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION

ATLANTA, March %. r APP
proxin.ately 800 Of the 1000 dele
gates and alternates to the Demo-
cratic state convention to be held
here April 20, will be women.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1924-03-27
WEATHER

For Georgia-Fair tonight and
Friday; moderate temperature.
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New York Futures
PC. Open High Low Close
Jan. ..23.40I23. 1929. 42l22. 88t22.95
Nav .-26.95l27. O5l27. O5l26.55I26.7a
Guly 2d.S9I2la27I2s. 5OI25.s7I26.Or
Oct. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Dec. ..28.sO23. 65l 28. 1928. 16l22.0O
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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-10-06
ii LCdO. Bolivar Pagan. :.
Continuation de la Sra. pag.

pals; EN- este alto que ha hecho La Ca
ravana dohente de nueStro pueblo
para otear hacia los horizontes, de-
ctdir sus orientacioneS definitivas pa
ia Ell porvenir; en- esta hora culnai-
nante EN- la historic de nuestro pue-
BIO usted representa- va una fuerza
de retroccso, una voz del pasado. una
voillntad peligrosa para el destino de
nuGstro pals y de nuestras muchedum-
.bres, una roca formidable que Sc alza
EN- Ell camino hacia Ia fencidad de
nnestro pueblo Y por clio usted de-
be ser derrotado.
lie juzgo por SUI historic parlamen-
taria, y por las ideas que usted ha
vcnido proclamando durante la presen-
to campafia politica. Quisiera. mi muy
estilnado amigo Y companero, que 20
estuviera equivocado. Es muy lamen-
table que un combatiente bravo no.
BILE como usted no este lidiando desde
las flas de aca, defendiendo las ideas
que defendemos los hombres de la Goa
Nc;6n
lie invite a discutir. Recibo con
respeto devota atenci6n las ideas
sjenas Estoy alberto la persua-
sion. Tratare de convencer, a listed
" nuestro electorate. que usted no
es ell honbre que debe ocupar ell esca.
40 del primer distrito de San Juan
Ell la C&mara de Representatives..
Eli esta controversial, yo sere Ell ca
teeiimeno; usted ser3 el viejo sacer-
dets. Su indiscutible talento y apro-
vechada experiencia, me ensefiaran
llTucho
He preferido, por ahora, que La prem
sa sea nuestra palestra. La tribuna
pdb,ica es veces un patibulo donde
los hombres degollamos nuestra since
ridad Las palabras pronunciadas des-
de una tribuna, son como los caracte-
res escritos sobre ell aqua. Lo esctito,
queda escrito. Y en- la hora cuando el
pueblo depufa responsibilities, no po-
demos evadirnos 81 dejamos escritos
hnestros programs nuestras pro-
mesas.
Aguardando sus noticias, sepa que
| lie cstima mucho,
Sn cordial amigo contrincante,
BOLIVAR PAGAN.
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I'm FR.ANCIA Sc D.NI'N PREMIO
. \ LAS MADRES OLE DAN HiJOS
I LA PATRfA


PARIS. octubre ! Omitted Press
En- Francia eS tai la inQuietud que
cal1Sa cl hecho de que no hay cast
nacimientos = la poblaci6n decrece
raiidamente, que el gobierno Sc ha
decidito Il dar un premio en- met;l-
lico a todos aquellos padres que OBJ
se1Uien 4 la patiia con un hijo.
In ii distrito de VoS@es. ell Con
sejo General ha adoptado tai medida
para amman de esa manera los
padres de familia. hacienda que la
p0blaci0n aumente. por cada mlcha-
chO que naZca en- La region. Sus pa
dFeS rccibirdn un premio de tres
CientoS frances en- metalicO Gin
cucnta frances E0r cada hij0. GeS-
pa6s que los padres tengan mas de
tres.
Ann cuando la poEgamia csta pro-
hibida on Ffancia. la idea dc loga-
llZarla, "a no cauSa SOrDrcSa en- los
clrculoS intelectuales Y aJin en- ei
ParlamontO. Y In c'leSti0n cstA Sien-
do Gehatida ampliamente. Los es-
critores y politi2os. hacen yer In ne
ceS;dad de que 81 sobielno apruebc
nueVaS leyeS. que vcngan rcIediar
S1quIcra sen en- partc la diffcil 81
tuacl0n. FL Professor Richet, luno de
los mas brillantes intelcctuales fran
ce5t's. ha declarado que 81 no Sc
adoptan medidaS dentro de un Guar
10 de siglo, los cuarenta milloneS de
habitanteS quo tiene Francia Sc We
rin rcducidOS - rnilloncs Solamen-
tp
Entire las sugestioneS que SO La
cen. SO aconSeja que Sc legalice la
pOligamia. que no SC caStigue tan
Seyeramente la bigania, que Ia in
fidclidad no sea una de las tantas
causas que eXisten para obtener el
diTOrciO.
FL problem 4 eS Sumamente com
plcado Y diffcil La poblaci6n fe-
menina es inmenSamente mayor que
Ia masculine. Las ninaS memories dc
edad no pueden eontraef matrimonio
dentro dc las leyeS actualeS, de
cSa manera, Ia inmoraHdad es ma
Eor cada dfa. las grandeS contri--
hneiones haccn que la juventud le
tenga verdadero horror construir
fOrmar un hOgar.
Tn hbrO que Sc ha escrito Ultima
mcnse. Y que trata magiStralmente
cStas cuestiones. Sc ha vendido por
millares v millares las ediciones
So aGotan rdpidamentc
De acuerdo con las cstadGSticas.
dentro dc In edad que prescribe la
ley. para contracr matrimonio. hay
cuatrU muieres para un hombTe. FL
autor del referido libro ,defiendc con
calor la poligamia. y declara que los
mormones estan justificados al afn-
mar que Ia Biblia no prohibe la po-
ligamia.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-10-06
ALOS FRANCESEs sE LES HACE
DIFICIL REfORD.iR FL NOAIBRE
DEL AUTOR DEL PLAN DE LOS
EXPERT0S, GENERAL DAWES

Paris. octubre {. tCnited Press
III General Charles Dawes es rn HON
bre muF facil para fecofdaf en- los
EStadOS 'IitlOS. per0 paFece Que no
S,lcede tai cosa con los franceses.
Q,tieneS cen frecuencid no saben CO.
mo Sc llama 81 autor del fan1oSo
plan de los CXpeYtoS, que vino a So
Iucionar el enOj0So Y debatid0 asunto
dc las indemniZacioneS. Tan diffcil
81 les lace. que adn en- In misma
Camara. valiOs diputados inadver-
tidamente le dicen Hell Y Maria.
10 que parece es mas facil para decir
en- frances, que General Dawes
I'm ol parlamentO frances, exiSic
In mania de afrancesar los nombreS
amcricanOS, para haccr mas facil
dc eSa manera Su recOrdaci6n. POr
mucho tempo. los legiSladOreS eSt1l-
vicron realiZando eSfuerzoS Sobre
humanos hasta que Sc ac0Stumbra-
ron Il dccir Wilson V Lloyd George.
dos de las figuras mas preeminen-
ties en- la polftica International. ha-
ce algunoS anOs. PerO decir Dawes.
es algo impossible para la lenSua lie
los franceSes
En- rec iidad en- Ell alfabeto fran
e.s. no cXiSte Ia ", ahf estriba Ia
dificultad. Herriot. jefc del gobier-
no frances. 2cneralmente le llama
Dose, VI. Rebel. 10 pronuncia "Da-
ouse". Trocquer Sc decide por "Dou-
esc'', Marin casi murmura un "na-
yes LuvoiS dice "Deves". no falta
quiencS como Guy dc MOntjOu Que
lie dicen Sencillamente>" Dave. 10 que
suena nomhre de novela una le-
Sua de distancia.
I'll hecho es que aun cuand0 todoS
saben como Sc escribe el nombre del
iluStre americana nadie sahe pro-
nunciarlo. causando no pOcos sinsa-
bores a los oradores polfticOs. cuando
por regla general tienen que men
cionar su nombre a cada momento,
al pronunciar sus discurSoS en- la Ca
mara.
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lnglaterra reconoce que la fuer-
"a en- Ell aire es necesaria

IOEDRES. octubre i tCnited
ptess) La gran naci6n ingleSa. con
Sideradl como la reina de los ma
les. SO es1a convencicndo de que tam
ffi6n en- cl aire hay que ser pOdcrosa
en- eStos tiempos mOderniStas
S2taalInente. lnglatcrra pOSee una
fucrza naval tan grande como en- los
ylOrioSoS tiempos de Nelson. pCrO ha
colnprendido adcmas. que una flota
On cl agua. ncccSita on cSToS item
pos. qticn lc auXilie dcSde arriba Y
csc eS precisamcnte el trabajo de los
aer0Plan6S.
ESQ cXplica por qat ln@laterra
;+e apreSura eOnStruir una gran
IIota afrea. V Sc propOne ser la pri-
fnera naci1n del mundo en fue.za
atrca, y 80 proponc ser Ia plilnera
naci6n del lnlmd0 cn fucrZa afrca al
te1minarSe el mes de abriI del pro
XimO al1o E.n los cftculoS polfticoS
Sc dice inSistentemente, que csta ne
titud por parte de los inGlescS obc-
dett4 al hec.io dc cue Francia eS ac-
tHalmentc Una nJci0n poderoSa. V
osta dcSarr0llandU IN yaS,o pfO@ra
ma a6rc0, 10 que ha hecho que In
Ylaterra Sc deCida a hacer 10 niiSnO
para no perder Ia suprenacfa que
p0r amos ha cOnS0rvado eli EurOpaA
i'ero adcmas, So Ia confirnado. que
81 gobiemo inglis esta convcncido
de que la fuer2a aerea es una gran
defensa para Ia flota naval, en- la
cuai siempre Gran Bretaiia ha ci-
fFaao su mayor orgull0.
VI efccto, el gObicrno esta cons
tllIyendo nucVos modeloS. V perfec-
ciondn&oloS, de manera que su eff
ciencia sea mayor cada Vez FL mo-
tor es objeto de la atenci0n de los
aecanicos mas eXpeFtoS dc la na-
ci6n, aSf como la construction en- .e-
neral. Los nueVos lnOdelOS que esta
conStruyendo cl golierno, iran bien
pertrechad0S con tOrpedoS, para OBJ
.equiar al enemigo desde las alturaS.
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Los sOCiaIistas Sc COOfrOntan..
tconinuacion de Ia pag. s.)

tC0nlAuaclou a0 Ia p48. 3D.
ia terminado ell escrutinio, v como "a
Ley no determine que los miembros
de las Juntas de Colegios teng1n
susti.utos, proveyendo este, autoriza
q los Inspsctores Secretaries votar
en- Ell mismo colegio, pero no asi al
observador, quedando pues huerfa1o
nuestro psrtido de representation Y
sin garantia dc ninguna elase duI""-
to Ia ausezcia del observador. por
ser los representatives de los pA1tidos
Union de Puerto Rico y Republica-
no Pnertorriqucfo, jueces de M mis-
mo partadc segun la fusion de estoS
part dos conocido con ell nombre de
Albania PortorriQueia
La Ley Electoral VICENTE da am
plies poderes la Junta Insular de
Elecciones para votar Resoluciones con
la aps6bAe6h del Gobernador de PtS.
Eico. que estGn de acperdo con IA ex-
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presada Ley, segin el DISPO1J iEN-
DOSE del articulo AZ de la misma
Ley ell rionbraniento de estos obsec-
vadores es igual al de los Irspeeto-
res y Secretaries de colegios, tenien-
do que prestar Ell mismo jura,1ento
para ell desempeho de sus cargos. Y
con los mismos deberes en- casi todos
los casos que los Inspectores. Pcr Ia
les razones Y por las anteriormente
expresadas, la Junta Insular dete w.
tar una Resolucion que autorice los
Observadores votar en- los niisnos CO.
legios que esten- representando para
garantia de nuestro partidn
Nicolas &. GARCIA g'al
The Washington times., 1924-07-07
COOLIDGE s SON
MAKES CAME
FIGHT
Boy Rallies Before Dawn In
Battle For Lifev Vitality
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conscious Of all that was being done
for him.
At 1 o'clock this morning the
word was passed out from the room
where the Coolidges were gathered
that It did not seem possible for the
boy to live after o'clock this morn.
ing. But when that hour came, a
new note Of cheerfulness was evi.
dent, and hopes were expressed that
his life could be saved, although the
battle is not yet won.
Throughout the night Major Cou.
pal, Lieutenant Joel T. Boone, the
physician Of the Presidential yacht
Mayflower; Doctor John A. Kolmer
and Doctor John Dever, blood
specialists of Philadelphia, remained
constantly in attendance.
The operation Saturday night and
subsequent examinations developed
the fact that only one germ was
present in the infected parts Of the
boys body, thus making 1t easier
for the physicians to concentrate
on the eradication Of this element
This germ is known as the staphy.
lococi. introduced last Monday into
q tiny blister on the boys foot, the
germs swept rapidly through the
body, and the object of the fight
now is to cause them to gather in
specific places in the body so that
operations can be performed to re.
move them.
At 8 a. m. physicians at the hos.
pital made the following statement:
1.-THE most promising thing upon
which hope is based 10 that none OF
the vital organs have broken"