davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-11

rnrkcr's Pharmacy
Pearl Pharmacy
rhinncy Ave. Pharmacy
q. q, risrsun
Pioneer Drug Co,
Pioneer Hardware Co.
Quaker Drug Go.
Queen Anne Pharmacy
Rainier Drug Go.
iiaNcnuu Pharmacy
Rev Pharmacy
Roy ~, Pharmacy
Sensible Pharmacy
Shnw's Drug Store
smiths Pharmacy
y. &. Snider
sun Drug Go.
swanson Drug Co.
Swift Drug Co.
University Pharmacies, Inc.
Washington Drug Co,
Weeds Pharmacy
West Seattle Pharmacy
West Woodland Pharmacy
Ncstinkr Pharmacy
Wilton iidw. Go,
Woodcock's Pharmacy
Woodland rnrlC Pharmacy
York Pharmacy
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-11

Giles Drug Co.
Griffith's Pharmacy
4. u, Guy Phnrmncy
e.. u. tuy, Inc.
IInrbor Pharmacy
Henderson Pharmacy
High School Pharmacy
Uiilcrrst Pharmacy
Uubbnrd'r Drug store
Hurd's Pharmacy
Jamieson-Doano Drug Co
kinnrar Pharmacy
Lnkc,icw Pharmacy
Latona Pharmacy
Laws Pharmacy
Lion Drug Co.
Madison Drug Co.
Nndrona Pharmacy
Nnllcy Pharmacy
Marion Drug Go.
Meridian Pharmacy
NiddIcton's Pharmacy
Mission Pharmacy
Nonctte Hardware Co.
Nunroc's Drug Store
Nash Pharmacy
North Park Drug Co.
North Side Pharmacy
Panama Pharmacy
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-04-05
Primary Papers
Of 200 Candidates
Filed Up to Date

Upon inquiry at the election bu-
reau at the Department of State Fir
, day, it was learned that primary no
mination papers were coming in
rather SLOWLY although up to date
about 200 candidates have filed pa
pers.
Judge Edgar c. Smith, deputy Sec
rotary of state. in charge of the cleo
ton, said Friday that it seemed ne
cessary to return many more petit
lions this year than in previous years
on account Of defects in their execu-
ton.
"One OF the troubles most often met
with Is q postoffice address given in
the residence column instead of the
town, city or plantation, " continued
Judge Smith.
1.-The statute requires that the place
OF residence Of the signer OF each pc
tition must be added after his sigma
ture. This is construed to mean his
legal residence and not a post office
/ like Weeks Mills, York Village. North
, Arson, Lisbon Falls, South Windham
and the like.
"a great many city petitions are
| received in which only the street adj
dress is given, without the city resi-
dence. The name Of the city must
be added. but the street address is
not necessary in primary nomination
I papers.
MANY candidates neglect to sign
the consent to the nomination in
the printed form back Of the nominal
tion paper.
AT this early date while the errors
entail much additional work and cor
respondence in the election bureau,
there is ample time to return the pa
pers to the candidates for amend
ment and correction. If these papers
were received in the last days for the
filing OF nomination papers, some
candidates might fail to have their
names placed on the primary ballot
as there would not be time to return
the papers for amendment.
ut is very important that the can
didates file their nomination papers
early"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-04-05
Fire Wardens for
St. John Waters
Are Appointed

Neil L. Violette. acting forestry
commissioner, Friday announced the
appointment of chief wardens dep
uty wardens. watchmen for the st.
John waters as follows:
Madawaslla District
Chief Warden-Fred C. Knowles,
Stockholm.
Deputy Wardens-Hanford Carr,
Spaulding: c. III. Fraser, John P.
Yerxa, Charles Bouchard, Guerette:
George Leonard, Storm VESSEL. S.
J. Ainworth, Fraser Rugan, Stock
holm: Maxine Marquis. Ouelette.
Watchman-Otto Hede. Stock
holm.
Patrolman-Joseph NJ. Gagnon,
Frenchville.
Allagash District
Chief Warden-Grover c. Brad
ford. Fort Kent.
Deputy Wardens-William Gard
ner. Thomas Pingree. Allagash:
Henry Hughes. Dickey: Joseph Kel-
ley. George Jones. Andrew Kennedy.
r. II. Jones, st. Francis; w. H.
Cunliffe, Fort Kent; John Kiswick,
Hartland. N. B.: Robert England,
! Blue River. Province of Quebec.
Watchman-Walter Henderson.
St. Francis.
Drake, Milo:
Bradford Baker. Bangor; Luther
Savage, ST. Francis: Earl Parker.
Dover-Foxcroft: George Sweeney,
| Fort Kent.
Seven Islands District
/ Chief Warden-Ervin L. McKen-
ney. Seba.o
Watchman-D. J. McGillicuddy,
| Hodgdon.
Patrolmen-Franklyn Baker, Ban
gor; J. E. Carrigan. Lake Frontier,
| Province Of Quebec: Louie Robi-
| chaud, Richard Witham, Seven Is
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-04-05
Bulletin on State
Highway Conditions

! Announcement was made at the
Office Of the State Highway Commits
sion Friday that the State highway
between Kittery and Portland is
passable and in fair condition.
The State highway between Port
land and Brunswick Is passable.
The State highway between Ban
gor and Bar Harbor Is passable, but
there are several bad sections.
The roads from Ellsworth to Blue
hill and Bucksport are passable but
n bad condition.
The roads from Princeton to DAN
s 1rth are in bad condition.
= The road from Jonesboro to Cher
yield is passable, but there Is a bad
'ecu IN at Columbia Falls.
The road from Jonesboro to Ma
chias Is passable. Travel between
Jonesboro and Whitneyville Is going
over the old county road.
The State highway from Bruns-
wick to Gardiner and Augusta Is
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-04-05
New Corporations

The certificate Of the Ralph d.
Caldwell Memorial Bldg. Corp, or
ganized at Portland, was approved
Friday at the Office of the attorney
general. The purpose of the new
corporation is to carry on the man.
agement and control of a building
to be known as the Ralph D. Cald-
well Memorial Building, which is to
be leased to the Ralph d. Caldwell
post, No. 129, American Legion, de-
Iartment of Maine. The capital stock
Is $4,000. of which $4,000 is common
and $4,000 preferred; $35 paid in;
par value of shares, IS; seven shares
subscribed; direc s-President
Sumner B. Cobb Of Portland; treas
urer, Raymond s. McCubrey: Nor
man r. Hamilton. Linwood T. Pit
man and Everett B. Aver, all Of Port
land.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-04-05
I State department of inland fisheries

State department of inland fisheries
and game:
Albert Duty, deputy warden.
GreenviIle, reports case of State VS..
Frank Cowan of Bucksport, for set
ting unmarked traps. Case taken be-
fore Judge Harold M. Hayes, of Pts
cataquis municipal court, Dover
Foxcroft, on April LIST. Fine Of SIS
and costs taxed at $23.56 imposed.
/ E. II. Lowell, chief warden OF
Franklin county, Rangeley, reports
case of State VS.. George Nadeau Of
Lewiston, for fishing through the ice
on Johns pond on March 23rd. Case
taken before Trial Justice Cony NJ.
Hoyt at Phillips on March 31st. Fine
OF $40 and costs taxed at SASS i'm
posed.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-04-05
Confer Regarding
Normal School
Summer Courses

Arrangements for the summer
schools and questions concerning
the courses of study were discussed
at a meeting Friday Of the princi-
pals Of State normal schools with DR..
Augustus o. Thomas, State commits
sioner of education. The summer
schools will begin generally about
the 9th of June and will extend six
weeks. The normal school principals
in conference with DIR. Thomas yes
terday were: S. l.. Merriam of
Pressure Isle, w. E. Russell Of Cor
ham, w. G. Mallett of Pennington,
ID. w. Hall Of Castine, and w. l..
Powers of Machias.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-04-05
lands; Jules Vaillancourt, st. Pam.
phile. Province of Quebec.
CDDer ST. John District


Chief Warden-Wiliam j. McRae,
st. Camille. Province of Quebec.
Deputy Wardens-C. b. Howard,
Lac Frontiere. Province OF Quebec;
E. A. Rocket, Dasquam, Province
of Quebec; NJ. Duchaine, st. Ca
mile, Province of Quebec: Napoleon
st. Laurent. Lac Frontiere. Province
of Quebec.
Watchman-George Currie, st.
Camille. Province of Quebec.
observation-disclosures Boone, Ray
mond Duval. Eddie JOHN, Fred
Long. st. Camille, Province Of Que
bee.
ArOostook Waters District
Chief Warden-Charles l.. Weeks,
Ashland.
Deputy Wardens-Miles d. Arbo,
Alec Currier. Frank Currier, William
Libby, Billy Soule, Henry Smith, Ok
bow; George E. Greenlaw, Masardis:
Reed Lenfest, Mapleton: Frank Nc
Manus, Rockabema: William McNal-
ly, Charles Peterson, +. G. Webster
]. Morton Rafford, Ashland.
WatchmenAIra d. Mckay, Ash
land: Fred Johnston, Masardis: Har-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-04-05

fine Of $3.50 and costs and to serve
five months In Jail and in default of
payment to serve six months addi-
tional in Jail. He was committed to
jail Feb. 6. 1924.
In his petition for a pardon, Ross
states that he has already suffered
sufficiently for any violation Of the
law that he may have committed
and that further confinement would
mean a great business loss to him.
self and suffering to those dependent
on him.
Burleigh Martin OF Augusta is
counsel for the petitioners.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-04-05
State House Chat

Governor Baxter was presented
with beautiful rambler rose bush on
Friday, a gift from the Augusta
Flower Shop and one which was
much appreciated by the governor.
The gift was made on the occasion of
National Flower Week.
DIR. George Holden Coombs, direct
or OF the division of social hygiene
OF the state department Of health,
gave an illustrated address on gen.
eral health matters Friday evening
at Saco. On Thursday evening at a
meeting Of the parent-teachers' as
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-04-05

old Weeks, Pressure Isle: r. J. Stew
ems. Oxbow.
Observation-Disclosures ]. Walsh,
Presque Isle; Clint Perry. Oxbow.
Number Nine District
Chief Warden-James Cassidy,
Houlton..
Deputy Wardens-Ronald Fitzpat-
rick, G. w. Mason. Samuel Ross,
Monticello; Wilmot Shaw, Blaine
William Carpenter. D. H. Mooers,
Guy Cassidy, Houlton; G. L. Hodg-
don, Pressure Isle; II. F. Russell.
Howe Brook: John Tibbetts. Smyr-
ma: James Blake. Smyrna Mills.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-04-05
S. B. Ross of
Augusta Seeks
Pardon from Jail

A petition for the pardon Of Sam
uel B. Ross Of Augusta, who IL SER
wing a term in the Kennebec county
Jail for the illegal possession of
liquor, was received at the Depart
ment of State Friday. Ross was SEN
fenced at the last January term Of
the Kennebec superior court to pay a
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-04-05

ter at Kennebunkport, passe' y
very suddenly. Tuesday. at his
home In Florence villa. FloI'
Norton had not, been ILL., a. ~
in this city recently receives
from him in which he said -
would see them early In APT
was, quite prominent in Kenns'
port and held in high estssn
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-04-05
STATE AUDITOR HAYFORD FILES
MARCH FINANCIAL REPORT

The total receipts Of the State of
Maine for the month Of March were
s447,175.61 while the expenditures for
that period amounted to $690.565.40,
according to the regular monthly
statement Of Names financial condi-
ton which was fined with Gov. Bax-
ter Friday by Hon. Ebert D. Hayford
Of Farmingdale, the State auditor.
The receipts for the month included
the sum Of s113,756.71 in automobile
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-04-05
Report Violations
Fish & Game Laws

The following two prosecutions
for violations of the fish and game
laws were reported Friday to the
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-04-05

registration fees. the sum Of $93,240.27
as the tax on collateral inheritances and
the sum Of S14s.344.24 as the State
tax from cities and towns.
The cash in banks on the first day
of the present month was .269.106.54
while the amount in the office Of the
State treasurer on that day was $79,.
706.71.
The report Of State Auditor Hayford
Is as follows:
r MARCH 81, 1924
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-04-05

passable, but care should be taken
in driving out on the shoulders of
the road.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-04-05
Dies in Florida

Reuel w. Norton, for many years
proprietor OF the Breakwater Court
Inn at Kennebunkport. and postmas.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-04-05

A Big Silver Bleached All Linen Huck Towel
Saturday 39c Each
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-04-05

so other money savers at the department on
third floor
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-08-24
Ell CAPTAIN EEIl4ETIER
LLEGArA FRANCIA


MARSHLLA. agosto o. (Cable
Frances .--El Captain Georges Pc
.lletier, intrepido aviador frances,
.Qpien acaha de establecer. nn record
soberbio,, cubriendo La distancia en-
tire Pekin = Shangai en- un solo d1a.
ha llegad0 esta ciudRd en- ell dia de
hoy a bordo del yapor Portuos. Pc
letter venla acompaRado- por al me-
+canico, V Sc le han tribatado, homo.
res propios &c un monarca. Ina mag
n1fica banda tocaba Ia. MarSellesa, s
.el publ!co ALI eongreSado aplaudl6
dehrantcmente al joven, heroe. mlen-
tras una encantadora muchacha de-
positaba en- sus 1nanos un precioso
bouquet de flores. Todos los clubs
Iaereo4auticos de Ia naei0n han ca
ylado calurosos nlensajes de felid-
|tact6n al intr6pido, aviador, por la
ha2alla realizada que ha cubierto. de
gloria a la Iaci6n franceSa.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-08-24
Fl. COAIfRClO DEL HAWAII ES.
It uTLdtI4ADO P0R Los
AERB0PLASOS

| WASHINGTON, agosto 23 United
Press l.--Los altos oficiales. de Ia
armada en esta capital predicen que
dentFo de poeo el Hawaii ifSfFHta-
ri de, una era de prosperidad co
Ine2cial, como resultado de los pla,
ines que &c proDone poner en- .pr;tcti-
ca el, Rrtgadier Geaeral Mitchell, as
sistant !et servivio aereo de los Es-
Itados Cnlttos. a sa
pentf0 de POGO Mitchell espera
haber establecido. aereodromos en-
, todas las islas del gVupo. Y poner
en- NOV lmlcnto un. serpicio de aereo-
pianos que lran de una isia q otra.
la pequeiIa isla dc Lanai vi0 el
primer aerOpianO hace. tan solo cua.
ll>tro semanas, cuando la cuarta floti-
llla, que eSta eStacionada en- el cam
jpo de aviaci0n Wheeler, di0 orde-
nes a una dc las mitQuinas para que
atergiZara alll.
los t!.abajos Sc estan cfectuando
rdpidamente, Y Sc asegura que GUAM
do todo este preparado. el Hawaii
disfrutara de una era comercial, CO.
mo nunca sc ha recordado en- la his
toria de las islas que componen el
archipelago.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-08-24
MISS AMERICA SERA CORO-
{, NADIA EN- SETIEMBRE 2.

& ATLANTIC CITY, agosto oa. (Ifni
ted Press (:-Todas las grandes be.
llezas de esta ciudad, concurrirar
a la coronaci6n de Miss America
que tendra lugar ell 2 de setiembre
Hasta ahora, sesenta beldades
han solicitado entrar. en- el con-
curse, v Sc espera que dentro de
pcco la lista sea casi interminable
Sc asegura que una inmensa
muchedumbre asistira la coro-
naci6n, pero seran pocos los que
tengan acceso al local.
Este aio, ell concurso durara
einco dfas. Pero no Sc pasara re-
vista a las banistas como en- amos
anteriores. Las beldades seran con-
ducSdas por Ia ciudad causando
IA admiration del pdblico que Sc
;habra congregado para admirar
tan.a beileza.
El -entusiasmo que reina es ex-
traordinario. por conocer qni6n ha
de ser la elegida por los jueces,
como la belleza de America.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-08-24

I. PARIS, agosto IS Gable Fran
eesl. l.-4POr una rarR cQincideneia,, pre-
cisamente hoy, cuandQ Herriot conn
narece ante la Camara para explicar
islls actpaciones en-. La confereneia In
|tcraliAda de Londres, Sc ha publicado
,lna sensational entreyista que un
reporter dc esta capital ha concedi-
do el ex-presldente de la naci6n, NJ.
atilerand. FL ilustre pol1tieo anuncia
que ha renunciado q sH primera idea
desretirarse Ia vida pEiyada, y ma
ninesta que tornara nueyamente al
cQmbate con mayores brfos atIn. Y al
efecto, lama una terrible catalinarin
contra los Que estan actualmente en-
el poder, a quieneS actlsa de lIevar
Ia naei6n q la ruina con sus actua-
clones impsemeditadas. Dice adclnas
que Ia Camara .esta controlada por
mn pequeflo gruDo que Sc ha convert
<lo en- dictator, y que al naso que \ a.
nios, La repdblioa va a ser un simple
mito, pues la naci0n en- verdad sera
una monapQala, donde inlere Ell des-
potismo.
Mtllerand reconoce que los acuer-
dos adoptados por La conferencia in
teraliada en- Londres, tIenen bastan.
te importancia, pero expresa sus du-
das manifestando que muy bien Fran
ella puede haber cambiado has garan
tfas que posela por una polItiea de
promesas, que pueden ser muy boni-
tas, pero que tambien pueden resul-
tar muy falsas. Reconoce ademas
que el proyecto de los expertos es ca
Isl perfecto, pero afirma que Alema-
MIA Sc ha comprometidO sin dar ga
rantfas, al contrario, sc le han dado
a ella, como por ejemplo la prone
sa de evacuar el Ruhr dentro de un
aflo, Y que acknowledgements no cum
.plira jamas 10 prometido en- LondresI.
Termina nanando La atenci0n a Ia
nacion franccsa para que no Sc dejc
engafiar con falsas promesas, di-
ce que los hombres que actualmente
dirigen la cosa pdblica, Ell vez de
dedicarse a deiarse felicitar, deben
.preStar mas atenci6n, no tan solo
a los problemas intefnacionales ST.
no que tambi6n a las cuestiones To-
Gales, a la polftica interior que esta
abandonada. Las manifestations del
ex preeidente Millerand han causado
general sensaci6n en- toda la naci6n,
por expresar tales dudas en- nm. mo-
mento tan crftico como ell presente,
Y cuando todos los franceses Sc pre-
g1intan ansiosamente, 81 no habran
cambiado la realidad por promesas
que no han de cumplirse nunca. pues
no sc han dado garantfaS.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-08-24
La HUELGA I'm Ell HAVRE HA
TERAiIN.ADO SATISFACTORILY
MENTE

FL HAyRE, agosto % (Cabie
Francas) Los rabajadores del niue
lie, que hace yarias semanas habian.
.se tleclarado en- hueIga. debido a los
jornales que estaban ganando Y que
ellos consideration injustos, han vuel
to al trabajo en- el dfa de hoy. La
noticia ha causaGlo general satisfac-
|ci6n, pues los vapores estaban
|siendo tlespachados con bastante re,
|traso por faIta. de trabajadores eff.
|cientes. Esta, actitud de, los. traba-
jadores del mnelle, ofedece a que
las distintas- compaGfas han aecedl.
do a gus deseos, Y lie han aumenta.
do considerablemente sus salarios.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-08-24
Ell ex=presidente Millerand uuelve la arena poGtca
y hQce una tremendq catihnaria contra el gobierno
socialista que drige W. Hernot
Fraaeia ha CalnbiadO Ia
lloradOf del Elfseo. LAS
reahdad p0r falsas pfOnlesas que Sc fialpifdn
manIfestadones de Maeraad fueron pubfeadas
HeHid expiCaba 81 polhCa ante Ia Cdnlara

condujo q su preSencia. a uR pobre
anciano. Evans Sc Qued6 contem-
plando atentamente al viejo prl.
sionero.
q; Cual es sn nombre"?, lie pre-
gunS5 tinalmente.
-"Dennis McHoffey'', contestd
el viejo.
- "Ha estado I'd. aqm en- otra
ocasi6n?"
.Nunca en- mi vida, dijo el
anciano con dEbil voZ.
''Pues voy ayudarle a hacer me-
moria,5 dijole Ell CAPTAIN Evans
"Hace IS amos que 70 le retrate
I'd. por falsificacidn. Para esa fe.
cha, me pasece que I'd. me die
que Sc namaba Gaylord. iEstoy c
no en- 10, cierto?"
Ell viejo baj6 la cabeza, admi.
tiendo que era verdad.
"Pero hace tanto tempo que I'd
me retrat6, que en- reahdad, yc
creia que no habrja de conocerme,
diio.
Gaylord desde ell affo 1880, ha
cumplido siete condemns por fal-
siicaci6n. Sc lie ha conocido POI
distintos non1bres, tales como
CHAMBERLAIN, Gray, Green, Sinclair
Davis.
''Estoy bruja'', lie confes6 al vie
jo Evans. Isl me hubiese dedica-
do siempre a mi primera profe-
sion, seguramente que vivirfa CO.
modamente en- la actualidad. No
vale la pena correr tantos ries-
gos para obtener tan pobres re-
sultados."
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-08-24
pANDO Ell PUEBLO
LEGA A CANS.ARSE

La ,reaccoin ha sido tan terrible,
rque ante el horror del crimen, ell
eblo desat6 un dfa todOs Ell des.
1ntento que hab1a venido acumu.
#ndo durante dos afios contra Ell
pbierno arbitrario Y violento que
ten1a sometido. FL popuIacho es-
ba harto del reinado del garrote,
. hab1a establecido cl Gobierno
9 actualmente sc encuentra en- ell
der, desde, las grandes ciudades
sta las pequefias aldeas. Estaba
nsado. de los tiranuelos que du-
nte dos af1os habfan yenido domi-
ndo en- la peninsula, so pretex.
de reconstruir al pals, conside-
ndose por enclma de toda ley.
Estaba cansado csc pueblo de los
stivales y Gle las procesiones: es.
ba fatigado de tanta agitaci0n de
nderas, con que los nuevos amos
etendlan desviar el deScontento
neral
SuspiraPa por los dfas anteriores
Ia guerra, cuando una ley iusta
fuerte aseguraba n todos sus de.
chos. Echaba de menos la libertad
La prensa, la Hbertad de La pa
bra, la hbertad de reunion, dere-
os todos suprinidos en- Ia aetua-
Had.
Durante dos afloS preseaei6 los
Puaop, la violencia, Ia domination /;
pro los tolero, pretendiendo no yer-
:, porQue este pueblo--hay que
nfesarlo-se encontraba inti,ni.
ldo Y apocado.
Cuando el horror Y el disg1Isto pro-
Pcados por el asesinato de Matteo
tti, uno de los. lfderes de la oposi-
On, vencieron su, desconfianza y
$ temores, toda Ia c6lera que ha-
a venido acumulandose, hall0 uR
o en- la middleton universal contra
dictadura.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-08-24
TN FALSIFICADOR FAMOSO
RECONOCE AL LLEGARs A LA
ANCIANIDAD QUE LA PROFE-
SION NO ENRIQUECE A NADIE

CHICAGO, agosto %. UNITED
Press) Jaime ell Pendohsta", cu-
va preciosa letra dedico durante
45 amos toda clase de falsifica-
clones, ha decidido. a la edad de
|75 amos, que la profession no en-
riquece a nadie y que no vale la
pena corTer tantos riesgos para
obtener tan pobres resultados. Car
los Gaylord de Chicago, es este
falsifcador desiiusionado. Antes Sc
dedicaba otra profession, que
sienpre ha sido considerable como
simbolo de honradez. A la edad
de treinta amos, Gaylord era unI
pobre carpintero.
Pero. ell prefrio. Las oportunida-
des iberaless que Sc lie presentaban
como pendolista. Y a la humilde
v POGO pr6spera carpinterfa. Aho-
ra no es mas Que un bruja, segIin
el mismo dijo al Captain Michael
Evans, superintendent del depar-
Itamento. de. identificaciones.
Evans, fue quien fotografi6 a
Gaylord, cuando di6 ,su primer tras-
pies hace va 45 anos. ESQ fu6
antes de que Ia policfa empezara
a usar el sistema de identificef
Ea los criminales por las impre-
stones digitales. Gaylord, convicto
de falsificacion para esa fecha, fue
condenado tres aiios de prisi6n
en- la penitAnciaria de Joliet.
Recientemente, mientras, el Ca.
'pitan Evans, quien Sc ha hecho
notable por su ,buena mernoria,
'estaba. sentado frente a. su escri-
torios 81 sarsento Albert Wings,
del, departamento de la detective,
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-08-24
Nussolini Sc bambolea
pueblo itaiaa0 no puede tOerar las DidaduTas impe-
hktaS como Ia que hoy impera.- .-Yerdadera deaOdaCa
as dictdduras rojas blancas, Sc traducen
en- un retroceso insOportable para
todos los puebois

Bajo ell peso de esa middleton, Ia
tiictaltura pahdeci6, sc encogi0 bah
tbuclendo. palahras incoherentes dc
excasa Y trat0 de cnbrlrse con la
md4cara de las yieJas forrnuLas nsa'
das por los Gohiernos constructions.
/ les.
Ahnrss esa dIctadura SO enc;ehtrn
aConizante Sc haran sin duda gran
dss esfuerzos para proloAgaF seme-
Jante agonIa rnediante Ia aplicaci0n
artificial del ox1geno Por ESQ ha-
bra. no dudarlo, todayfa disturblos
~ yioIencias. de La mIsma manera que
segufra habiento vfcttmas.
Los asentes matet1ales de la dicta.
dufa siguen existfendd pero sn al.
ana ha recihdo una herfda mortal,
N ningI1n milagro bastara para Gu
rar sethe5ante heritla.
La Toluntad del pneblo.-esa fic-
Ici1n desvanecida, que. a veces, sc
transfor1na Ell la mas formidable de
las frler2as ha comptendido 10 one
Ia dtcfa dtsfd sigRifica s ha decla.
RADIO AT ia que no Iaensa tolerarIa,