davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-06-30

Gle manera que Ell Comite Nacional pu-
diera archivar tambien la respuesta a
estas manifestaciones del Gobernador
Towner
He aqui la relacion de hechos presen-
tada por ell sefior Todd ante la Asam-
blea:
'Embarqu9 en- Puerto Rico ell - de
mayo de 1924 camino tie Cleveland pa-
ia asistir. en- primer termino. Ia reu-
nidn del Comite Nacional en cuatro de
JUNO y. luego. la Convenci6n Ma
cional en- la misma ciudad ell dia 10.
Dos dias antes de eInharcar habia re-
cibido nm cable del Secretario del Co
mite Nacional dici8ndone que hasfa
esa feeha no Sc habfa presentado pro-
testa alguna a las actas de los delega-
dos Reilly Todd nj Sc habfHn archi-
vado en- Secretarfa las credenciaIes Ce
los delegados de la Alianza La fecha
fatal para ambas c0sas. o para cuai-
quiera de elias. era ell ~ de mayo o
sea veihte dfas antes del diez de ju-
MO- fccha de la Convention.
!, Baio estos auspicios liegue Gle
veland ell cinco de iunio Ia el Comite
Nacional habfa el dfa antes resuelto
las actas protestadas de delegados de
diferentes Estados. ese dia Sc habia
de yer la proteSta contra las actas de
Mississippi. Cuando por orden corre-
lativo lie lego ell turno a Puerto Rico,
inform6 el Secretario que Sc habia re-
cibido un cablegrama del Gobernador
Towner. por conducto de la Secretarfa
de la Guerra. protestando contra ntteS-
! tras actas. Tn miembro del Comite pre-
gunt0 cual era ell status Gle la question
Iy ell Secretario informo que las Gnicas
Icredenciales archivadas Ell el Comite
en- debida oportunidad habian sido las
de los sefiores Reilly Y Todd. por 10 que
entonces Sc leyant6 Ell Juez johnson.
lie la Corte Suprema de Filipinas. v
Iey0 la signiente moci6n. que fue adop-
tada por unanimidad:
''Resuelyase que los nombres de Il.
II. Todd Y Z. NJ Reilly Sc inscriban Ell
la lista temporal de la Convencion CO.
mo deiegados de Puerto Rico. la pro-
'testa recibida siendo irregular en- su
forma y no de acuerdo con los termi-
nos de la convocatoria publicada por
el Comite Macdonald
FL cable que. Sc habfa recibido del
Gobernador Towner decfa asf Z:
Honorable John T. Adams. Hotel
Hollenden. Cleveland. Ohio. En-. una
Asamblea del Partido Reptblicano de
Puerto Rico debidamente conyocada
celebrada' Ell 8. 4 y de mayo. Juan
B. Soto y Rafael Arizona Siaca f,le-
ron elegidos delegados a la Conven-
ci6n Nacional. Por raz6n de que una
gran mayorfa de la Asamblea rehus6
unirse, de nuevo con los Socialistas Y
convinieron actuar Ito act) con los
unionistas, Todd cincuenta cinco
de un total Gle doscientos uno' sc reti-
(Continua en- la pagina A.
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mitio a el traerse Ell cablegrama origi-
nal para archivarlo en- las ofcinas del
partido esta ciudad
AL hablar de este despacho Ell senior
Todd diio que ell Gobernador Towner
Sc habia atrevido 10 que no Sc atre-
VIC ningun otro gohernador, sea in
miscuirse en- las cosas internas de un
partido politico falseaudo la verdad de
los hechos solicito de la Asamblea
que autorizase la direction del Parti-
do para que contestara este cablegrama
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-06-30
LA DESIGNATION DE LOS DIRECl !
torres DEL PARTIDO Y DE Los
CANDIDATOS AT-LARGE

Aver domingo, durante todo Ell dia.
continuaron las deliberaciones de Ia
Asamhlea Constituyente de los Re-
publicanos Puros.
Fne aprobada la Plataforma del
Partido que es la misma del histori-
co partido Republican, con la extern
sion de la Constitution Estadidad Y
Sc introdujeion algunas enmiendas de
caracter social v econoniico.
Derrotada en- ell Comite de Reglas
mento la proposition de aumentar Ell
numero de miembros del Cqmite Ge
neral para dar entrada en- dicho orga
nismo las mujeres,. Sc trajo discu
sion ell asunto ante la asamblea, hizo
uso de la palabra una dana sufra-
gista sc apelo por algunos delega-
dos al argumento de incidente acae-
cido con ell senior Barcelo Y fue apro-
bado un informe de minoria aceptan-
do el propuesto aumento de miensbros
en- el Comite General del Partido. A
continuation damos la lista de tas per
sonas electas para formar ese ofga-
nismo, aun euando hay algunos dis
tritos en- donde todavia no Sc ha de-
signado la mujer que ha de ocupar eI
sitio en- el Connite:
Distrito de Mayagiiez. Ettiene Tot
ii, Juan Roig y Sra. Paz Franceschi
de Roca. Suplentes: Luis Magin
William Fable
Distrito de San Juan: Ramon Cor
dova, Fernando J. Geigel y Sra. Ri
carda Lopez de Ramos. Snplentes:
Lcdo Gaetan Bafbosa Ramon A.
Martinez.
Distrito de Aguadilla: B. Jinlenez
Sierra, Pedro J. Barbosa se1orfta
Asuncion Abril Suplentes: Alberto
Inens Carlos Deliz.
Distrito de Ponce: Cristino r Co
lon, Rafel Torruellas Y senorita Olivia
Cuprill Cortada. Supientes: Dionisio
Rivera y Abelardo Gonzalez.
Distrito de Humacao: Juan I Sosa
y Enrique Malta. Suplentes: Jorge
Gonzslez y Luis Pinnentel.
FL Presidente del PaFtido 10 es ell
Lcdo Rafael Martinez Nadal Y Con-
sejeros, los seiiores Gomez Brioso,
Rossy Tossas.
Fueron electps los siguientes candi
datos: para Senador at-large, Rafael
Martinez Nadal
Representative at-large, don Ma
nuei F. Rossy.
Cornisionado Washington, Don Ro
berto H. Todd.
Miembro de la Comision de Servi-
clio Ptblico. don Ignacio Roca.
Para n1iennbro de la Comision de
Revision Igualamiento, don Ettiene
Totti.
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I IMPoRTANTE

Como viajante o Empleado de alma
cen ofrece sus servicios.
Diez amos de practica como vende-
dor encargado de la mesa en- los
ramos de provisiones mercancias y
ferreterias en- general.
; Referencias, todas las que Sc solici.
ten. Naturaleza; Espafiol.
Dirijase a Tetudn IL esquina a
San Justo. Telefono lo4s Rejo, San
Juan. Advt
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Sc ALou1LA Q vENDE

Esplendids residencia al lado del
parque y banos de mar. Tiens 1900
metros solar con servicio sanitario in
dependence casita para la lavsnde-
ra. Ademas una casita para jugar los
nifios.
Para mas infor1nes: sos NJ santur-
ce 2s5, San Juan. Advt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-06-30
HACIENDA HONOR A UN
CoMPATRIoTA

El Ateno de Montevideo ha enviado
una communication nuestro Querido
amigo Jose Coll y Cuchi expresan-
dole el alto concspto que ha merecido
aqueila iiustre instituci6n Sur ameri-
cana ell libro 'sEl Nacionaismo en-
Puerto Rico
Felicitamos a nuestro amigo. que iia-
ce a sV pals el honor que el recibe.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-06-30
BELGICA ACEPTA LA
NOTA FRANCO-INGLESA

BRUSELAS, J,lnio a9 tCable fran
cas)-Se ha anunciadO oficialmente
que el gobierno belga seta de acrrerdo
que el gobierno belga esta de acuerdo
da la nota anglo-francesa que Sc en-
viara al sobierno aleman. e1igiendoie
ell desarme
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-06-30
EL CONSULADO DE VENEZUELA
EN- NJ yMUNDO"

I'll seiior Jesds Marcano villanueva,
Consul de Venezuela en- esta ciudad'
ha trasladado sus oficinas al edificio
de FL MUNDO, cuarto piso.
Sirva este de aviso, pues sus nu-
inerosas amistades. asf como los re-
lacionados de una manera o de otra
con ell .Consulado de Venezuela.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-06-30

Sc venden Is vacas cruzadas
del pals 10 en- plena production
v 5 h0rras. Tambien un t0rO
cruzadO.
Informaran Enrique del Va
lie, COamo.
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a Problema de Ia Cninaidad EN- La NOCE DEL SABADO LOS
tcontinuaci6n dc la la. pAgina)

continuation de la la. pAgina)
poblaeiones republicaaas como Ponce v
Coamo.
Terminado su discurso Sc declare
un receso para designar los diferentes
Comites y las delegaciones de cada dis
trito Sc destacaron de la Asamblea pa
ra hacer sus respectivas recomendacio-
mes. Media hora despues quedaban he
chos los nombramientos constituidos
ell Comite de Actas, comite de Regla-
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-06-30
SESSION. DE LA NocHE


Por la noche Ell Teatro presenta,ba un
aspecto c mayor animacion. La con-
currencia era nutridisima numerosas
damas ocupaban diferentes palcos. En-
uno da ellos podia verse a Doha Mila-
gros Benet de Newton otras sufra-
gistas presenciando la Asamblea. lyle
sias, su esposa Y otros directories socia-
Hstas ocrpaban otro de los palcos
A la llegada de los senores Martinez
Nadal Todd, fueron recibidos con
aplausos enthusiasts del auditorio.
AL constituirse nuevamehte la Assam
blea, Sc aprob6 ell informe del comite
de Actas dando asielto legal todos
los representatives deb;damente acredi-
tados por no haberse presentado creden
eial alguna contra ninguno de ellos.
Por indication de la presidencia Sc
procedio = dividir ell patio de butacas
de manera que los delegados ocuparan
las primeras filas ell piibico las otras
LAS MANIFESTACIoNEs
DE DON ROBERTO
Terminada la lectura del Acta, el
sefior Rossy anunci6 la Asamblea que
iba hacer uso de la palabra el sefior
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mento, de Piataforna, de Finanzas y
do Asuntos Generates. y
Entonces Sc acordo I'M receso, como
as doce del dia, hasta las ocho de la
noche para dar tempo a que los Co
mites estudiaran los diferentes asunto5
preparasen los informes.f
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Sc ALouILA

En- -el coNDADO una casa de
dos piantas acabada de cons
truir con todos los adelantos
modernos.
infoY1les:
TeIefono 800 Santurce.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-06-30

LOS REPUBLICANOS PURoS
ACUERDAN DESIGNAR A SIETE
MuJERES PARA FORMARs p ARTRs
DE Su COMII'E GENERAL 3
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In una resolution eI COnCejO
Municipal de NaguabO riinde ex-
preSiy0 hOmenaje a Ia memOria
de don Juan Carrot "luya mue.. :
te-.dics Ia ResoIuci6n-repfeseR-
Ia una gran perdida para
este Pueblo

Con Hotivos.de Ia mueate del dis
tinguidos portorrique6o don Juan
Carrot, q Concejo Municipal de Ma
glabo aprobo la siguiente resolution:
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RESOLUCION
Con motive de la muerte de nuestro
querldp compueblano Don Juan
Carrot Romero, acaecida en-
el dfa dc hoy.


POR CUANTO: Nucstro querido
compueblano Don Juan Garzot Ro-
nero ha fallecido en- el Auxilio Mu-
tue en- tel dfa de hoy 26 de JUNO
dc 1924; @@e'N
POR CUANTO: Convivi6 con nos
otros desde muy tcmprana edad
hasta sd muerte; .@R
POR CUANTOa yTse conocimos
siempre como un padre amantfsimo,
esposo nlodelo y alma noble cari-
tativa; saasgE hsii
POR CUANTQ: Durantc toda su
vida demostr6 gran 'inter6s por todo
10 que s;gnificara progreso bien-
estar para su pueblo:
.POR CuANTO,: Siempre lie vimos
cxtendiendo su ayuda al desvalido;
POR CUANTO Siempre daba al
que NADIA tenia, janias quito al
que algo poseia;
POR CUANTO: Su muerte repre-
senta una gran perdida para este
pueblo y sin duda una pena inmen-
sa embargo los corayones de todos
aouellos que le conocieron;
POR TANTO: Res,A lease por Ia
Hon. Asomblca Muncipol. por el
Coucejo be Administ,ucidn de Ma
nvaJo,s Pa,erto Rico, rcunidos en- Sc
sion extraordinaria con niuntamente
nara rendir homemade a Ia menoria
del distinguido y alnado ciudadano
Don Juan Carrot Romero:
Que sus miembros en- representa-
ci6n propia. en- representation del
pueblo de Naguabo por la presente
cxpresan unanimente su sincere due
10 por Ia muerte del ainado dis
tingu;do ciudadano Don Juan Carrot
Romero: 81
RESUELvASE ADEMAS. que co.
mo sehal de respeto a su memoria.
Sc haga constar esta resolucio1 eil
las Actas del Conceio de Admins
TRACTION " de Ia Asamblea Munich
pal. So le entregue copia a su des-
rnnaolada viuda y familia por una
Comision dc estos dos Cuernos nom,
hrada por los mismos, como tribu-
- adicional al compueblano fenecido
q,,c .permanezcan cerradas todas las
cficinas municipales durante tcdo e.
d)a DE- manana.
Dada en- session pub' ica por la
Asamblea Municipal v el Concrio de
Administration en- Naguado. P. R.,
hoy dia 26 de Junio de 1924.
e@@ ~ r
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Trinidad LEDUC,
Sccretario Municipal.

Entire las numerosas coronas que
adornaron ell fferctfo del sei'or Car
zot. figuraban las, siguientes;
Mi coraz6n Sc rompe al decirte
adfos, tu Sayo.
Hogar vitrud y religion fucron tu'
ideales, ctriunfatesal morir, BEN
ditto Seas Yuyo y Consue!c
Ell amor fiIial' Y el cariilo entrafa-
bic Sc avivan y aquilatan mas ALA
, dc la tuinba. Pedro Juan y Mercedes.
FL amor. y ell earino de Faustino
Saro te acompanaran mas ALA de
la muerte.
Sembraste el bicn, Rccogiste amor,
Pitino Y Mela.
al irte te llevas un pedazo de
nuestras almas, Angel y Matilde.
Jovino IA su inpvidable Don juan
tcoutinda en Ia pagina 81
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1924-10-04
BROOKHART BOLTS
c. o. P PARTY SAY
IOWA LITICIANS
Iowa State Central Body Brands
Insurgent Attitude as Inspir-
ed By La Toilette Men

DIES MONIES, Iowa, Oct. A.
(By The Associated Press -
Senator Smith w. Brookhart, in de-
nouncing President Coolidge and
Charles G. Dawes, republican nomi-
ness for president and vice presi-
dent, in his Emmettsburg speech Of
Friday, automatically repudiated the
republican party the republican
state central committee decided aft
er an all-day session.
Rather than declaring Senator
Brookhart no longer member Of
the republican party the committee
declared in it's statement that 'the
self-impelIed bolt fro mrepublican
ranks by Senator Brookhart
amount sto a reputation of and a
bolt from the republican party"
brought about himself.
"The self-impelled bolt" the state
ment adds, dis the result of con-
spiracy to defeat the right Of the
people to elect president at the
polls an dto force such an election
by a congress selected from two to
six years.
The committee issued a statement
this afternoon outlining it's views on
the Brookhart situation.
at is our belief that this action
on the part Of Senator Brookhart,
the statement said, "has been in
spired by the heads of the La Fol-
lette party for the malicious pur-
pose of attempting to turn the at
tention of the voters from the real
issues Of the campaign"
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1924-10-04
COOLIDGE DEDICATES
A. Eff. MONUMENT
Shaft Symbol of Stern Warning;
Peace Must Be Nourish-
ed, He Says

WASHINGTON, Oct. 4. (By The
Associated Press. i'm the presence
Of the veterans Of the first division
Of the American Expeditionary
Force, President Coolidge today dec
icated the monument erected to their
dead.
The President declared the moau-
ment stood as a lesson of the su-
preme blessings Of peace with hoa-
or and as a symbol Of stern warn-
ing. The peace now established
must be nourished, said the execu
tive, in this country's international
relations.
Recalling his wish for American
participation in the world court ard
for further disarmament, the presi-
dent warned his hearers against en-
trusting to any combination of pow
ers the authority to make up our
minds for us.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1924-10-04
REV. HARRELL TO
REPLY TO HUGHES
Local Divine to Conclude To-
morrow Sermon Based On
Magazine Article

In his sermon Sunday morning at
the Lee Street Methodist church
Rev. Luther Harrell, pastor, win con
tinue his discourse based on an ar
ticle written by Rupert Hughes,
novelist, appearing in one Of the ma
tlonal magazines, entitled "Why !
Quit Going to Church"
Last Sunday Mr.. Harrell merely
laid the foundation for the answer
which he will make to the article te-
morrow.
Much local interest has been in
the article by Mr.. Hughes and Mr..
Harrell says "there IS net a ques-
ton raised nthe article which can
not be answered to the satisfaction
Of any fair-miaded person"
Many minister's over the country
have replied to the article anA the
discourse by Rev. Harrell viii doubt
less be heard ~ large congrega-
ton,
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1924-10-04
TUBERCULOSIS FIGHT
TO Be Launched HERE
Visiting Specialist Aid Health
Board TO Form Permanent
Committee

Efforts to reduce tuberculosis in
Sumter county are to be made by
the County Health Board along
with the malarial fight, DR.. J. W.
Payne said Saturday morning aft
er a conference with civic leaders
Of the city.
Arthur ]. Strawson, of New
York, supervisor of field service
Of the National tuberculosis asso-
citation, and DR.. j. P. Faulkner, Of
Atlanta, representing the Raoul
Foundation Fund, are in the city
in the interest of campaign
against tuberculosis.
Georgia has the lowest death
rate from tuberculosis of any state
in the South" says DR.. Faulk-
ner, and Mr.. Strawson and Iare
making a statewide effort to en-
Continued On Page Fourl
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1924-10-04
SAVANNAH APPEALS TO
:. AMERICUS FOR AID

The Savannah Board Of Trade re-
quested the aid Of the Americas
Chamber of Commerce in the fight
Savannah is making in the shipping
board fight at the Georgia port.
Savannah, according to Acting
President Of the Board George But
Ter is requesting the Shipping Board
to give her equal ownership and
control with any other South At
lantic port in any companies oper-
ating shipping board vessels.
The request Of the Savannah
board is considered necessary and
essential to Georgia's development,
Secretary Everett says. and he
wired Admiral Benson, chairman Of
the shipping board, to this effect
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1924-10-04
DAVIS DECLARES
FOR ARMS FARLEY
Promises u. S. Participation IN
1925 Conference If He Is
Elected to Presidency

s INJECTION, N. j., Oct. A.
op liking in the former home town
IF Woodrow Wilson, John w. Davis,
democratic presidential nominee
ay made a vigorous address in
- of American participation in
disarmament conference which
tropean statesmen consider call
+ next June.
81 am not willing that the Uni
ted States should stand alone out
side of the diplomatic circle of the
world " he said eff I am president
at that time this nation viii be rep
resented in the disarmament coy
ference in 1925. All the nations Of
the world but his own have follow
ed Woodrow Wilson's ideals "
Mr.. Davis spoke in Alexander
Chapel, Princeton university. Beside
him sat John Greer Hibben, presi-
dent of the university, who a few
days ago announced ;ha5 he would
support Mr.. Davis be ;ause of his
championship of American partlcl-
patton in European affairs.
Entrance into the league would
be of no use unless il represented
the Judgment of people Of this c3un-
try" said Mr.. Davis, and I have
made by position on that subject per
fectly clear"
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1924-10-04
STEANER run IN
WITH 100000 OF
: C0NTRABAND BOOZE
rev of Twenty-Eight Men and
Two Women Under Armed
Guards

s NEW YORK, Oct. 4 - (By
lhe Associated Press, Off
Gals today claim they have I'M
covered a gigantic Anglo-Amer-
lean rum-running conspiracy
with $l0,0O0,000 involved.
This information was given
out when prohibition officers
towed into New York harbor
the British twin-screw steamer
Frederick B, with her entire
crew Of Is men and two wom-
en-, all under armed guard.
The steamer had on board a
half million dollars worth of
contraband liquor.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1924-10-04
To BE
HELD FOR p. o. JOB

An examination viii be held in
the Americas Postoffice building
on November first to fill any va
cancies that may exist in the post
tons Of clerk and city carriers, it
is announced.
Clerks in the offices Of first and
second classes and carriers in the
city delivery service are divided by
the civil service into five grades
the salaries of which are 81, 400, ST..
500, $1,000 and $500 per year
Any information desired may be
secured by applying to the postnast-
err D. +. Davenport, in the Federal
building.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1924-10-04
NEW CHAPTER WRITTEN
in AIR HISTORY.

DAYTON, Ohio, Oct, A. (By The
Associated Press. - characterized
by Major General Mason M. Patrick
chief of the United States air serv-
i've, as having written new chap
ter in aviation, an airplane for the
first time in history was launched
in mid air at Wilbur Wright field
today and got away under its own
power. The experiment was carried
on with a Sperry messenger plalfe,
hooked on underneath the car of the
army dirigible TC-5, as stunt for
the. second days program of the in
ternational air races.
1t was intended to snow primarily
how in war time dirigibles can trans
port planes. The plane is hooked
on a trapeze and may attach itself
back on again.
Lieutenant C. V. Finter, of Lang
ley field, flew the Sperry, and Lieu
tenant Frank Mckee, of Scott field,
was the pilot of the TC-5.
Setting of new worlds record
for model planes, the thrilling last
minute loss of a race by Pilot
Charles S. Casey Jones, of Gar
den City, N. p, and competitions be
tween "fliyvers" of the sky, were
the outstanding points Of today's pro
gram, which was Witnessed, accord
ing to unofficial estimates, by a
crowd Of between 10000 and 30
coo.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1924-10-04
AVIATION

Secretary of the Navy Wilbur has
appointed committee to decide
whether airships work well enough
now so that strong fleet isn't as
important as it was.
The committeeman are Admiral
Eberle, Real Admirals Jones,
Strauss Williams, Long and Phelps,
Captain Hough, Maj. Gen. Lejeune,
chief of marines, and Commander
Smith, secretary. From this commi.
tees makeup it's safe to predict a
verdict in favor IF a strong fleet.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1924-10-04
GERMANY

There has been considerable talk
OF taking Germany into the Lea
que. Germany however, wants to
enter only under conditions the lea
que doesn't like. She wants it I'M
derstood she wasn't solely respons-
ible for the war.
In case the league ever has trou-
bic with an unruly member and
finds it necessary to trounce her.
Germany says she won't help. Be
sides, Germany would like to have
the Allies give back the colonies
they took from her at the end OF
the war.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1924-10-04
BIG MERGER EFFECTS
GEORGIA BLEACHERY
SIS, 100000 Capitalization Con-
templated Cloth Concern In
eIuded In Deal

LOWELL, Mass, Oct. (By The
Associated Press.)-A merger of
several bleacheries and cloth con-
verting concerns Of the country IS
under discussion here. Concerns in
Guided in the merger included 10.
well bleachery plants at Lowell, and
others at st. Louis, Mo. and Griffin.
Ga.
A capitalization of 100000 IS
proposed and a meeting of the stock
holders of the Lowell bleachery has
been called for October 10.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1924-10-04
HEAVY RAINS HALT
CHINESE BATTLES
Intensive Gunfire Along 35-
Mile Front Friday Is Spo-
radio Today

SHANGHAI, China, Oct. 4.--tBy
The Associated Press, "A drenc'1-
inc rain along the Chinese battle
fronts south and west Of Shanghai,
where the armies of rival provincial
governors are fighting for the pos
session of this city, halted the con-
tinuous firing today.
Sporadic outbursts of gun fire in
the Suilkiang district, 35 miles south
west of here, were intensive during
the engagements which took pace
yesterday.
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MOSLEMS ASK AID
TO PREVENT BLOODSHED

JERUSALEM, Oct. 4.-(By the
Associated Press. THE Moslem
supreme council today telegraphed
to all Moslems in the United States
and all Moslem representative or
ganization asking them to send
deputies to intervene in an effor to
avoid hloodshed Irreverence to
Holy Moslem places is causing
trouble.
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PROPAGANDA?

In the meantime a number of ma
val officers have held a, meeting to
denounce "anti-battleship propa-
ganda." This meeting was rather
revolutionary, considering that Pre-
sident Coolidge is credited with
being the chief "propagandist' II al
50 shows how bitter the struggle he
tween the pro-battleship and pro-
airship parties has become.