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association, from state of Illinois,
visit Muscle Shoals with view to lC,
eating various kinds of manufactur
ing plants.
AI.BANY.-Six-ye ar-old son of 7.
3. johnson, near here, picks 10l
pounds of cotton in one day, while
his brother, II, picks 100 pounds
observation-disclosures Bailey,
life convict, loses legal fight against
death penalty. He will hang here
November %, unless Governor w.
w. Brandon interferes. While in
prison he killed James Culpepper
fellow convict.
JASPER .-Considerable cotton is
being marketed here, but majority
of farmers are holding for rising
market.
Observation-Disclosures. Mary T,
Jeffries, of Birmingham, is reelected
president of Alabama Woman S
Christian Temperance union, in an
nual session here.
UNIVERSITY J. Barber, oe
birmingham. will lose his left eye, as
result of explosion in chemical labor
atory at State university.
Observation-Disclosures Ku
Klux Khan buries Senator Oscar W..
Underwood in effigy, at big ceremo-
NAL here which is attended by 7,0oo
people.
BIRMINGHAM.-W B. Cloe, com
missioner of public safety, threatens
to resign. He charges other commls-
;o,,o,,c with "b11ttino into his de-
nartment. Several applicants for
place announce.
ATTALLA.-Policem Henry In
gram is indicted on two charges OF
graft.
DECATUR.-For first time IN ~
years Decatur and Albany are with
out street car service. cars dloh .
paw operating expenses, officials OIL
Alabama Traction company say.
BESSEMER.-J. 7. Rogers, oS'
nrominent citizen of Central Park, is
dead after short illness.
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SOUTH CAROLINA.

CLINTON. - South Carolina Tres
bvterian synod votes approval OF
Dlan to move Columbia Theological
seminary to Atlanta, on CONDITION
GEORGIA synod raises $500,0O0 Tor IN
stitution.
GREAT FALLS.-Truck operating
from Rossville to school here turns
over in ditch, as it passes another
vehicle, and five children suffer pain
full injuries about faces and bodies
COLUMBIA-City council votes 10
have annexation election in January,
when several suburbs will vote on
question of joining city.
GREAT FALLS. - R. L. Broom,
textile operator here, kills self by
sending .38 caliber bullet through
brain. Bad health is believed to
have caused deed. His first wife
committed suicide six years ago.
ANDERSON. = Question of toll
rates on Afford bridge between here
and Hartwel, Ga, is referred by
South Carolina and Georgia state
! highway officials to war department,
| following conference here.
GAFFNEY.-C d. Kirby provides
family of o'possums for SpartanburS
fpublic park.
CHESTER. M. L. Bonham,
Of Anderson, holds first court here
and makes favorable impression.
LYMAN.-Company e. 1O5th
engineers, national guard, is mus
tered into service here by Adjutant
General Robert E. Craig, this unit
taking place of company "F," re-
| cta a ('nl11T0 bi9
ROCK HILL. - Charleston P.
| Broadwell is injured in accident at
Catawba river dam near here, and
| dies in hospital in Charlotte two
days later. He was IS, and was
married only two days before acct
dent.
AIKEN.-U. S. Judge E. F. Coch-
ran directs verdict of $1,000 for
! plaintiff in case of First National
bank of Richmond, against Mayfield.
SPARTANBURG. - Consent ver-
dict of $3,033 is signed by Judge De-
| Wore, who hears case of Lizzie Wells,
suing Pacolet Manufacturing COM
pany for $4,000, alleging damages as
result of husbands death from fall
from load of cotton. Wells was truck
driver for company
SPARTANBURG.-Henry Aber-
nathy, 16, and Paul Alternately, u,
are sent by Probate Judge Hicks
to state reformatory at Florence,
| Henry retorting to judge that he
will be back in Spartanburg in two
weeks.
COLUMBIA. - Clemson college
alumni chapters in many parts of
state meet and discuss strike" of
cadets at college. Most chapters urge
students to return.
SPARTANBURG.- Young,
negro tenant on Boyce Pollard's
farm, near Inman, confesses to
shooting Floyd Matthew, young Tu-
capau textile operative, and is lodged
In Jail on charge of assault and bat
terry with intent to kill.
| GAFFNEY.-D. Rush, life insur
ance agent, commits suicide by
drowning self in pool of water near
home here. body being found next
| morning With auto spring about
neck. Ascribed to poor state of
health and finances.
CHESTER. Late Rev. James
Russell, aged Presbyterian minister
left several thousand dollars for ed
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acknowledgements f. w.
DallinSer, of Massachusetts, address
ing packed courthouse audience in
behalf of Republican campaign,
stresses favor for protective tariff
as self preservation" policy on part
of voters of this industrial section
and declares American standard of
living can be maintained only by
Republican tariff policy.
SAL1SBURY.-Mrs c.. A. Ram
seur, widow Of prominent physician,
falls dead on street of heart attack
while walking to home of Miss Edith
Mckenzie.
GREENSBORO.-State executive
committee of independent parry, in
conference, arranges to have work
ers at every precinct on election day
and arranGes continuous speaking
campaign for Rev. Tom p Unison,
of Spencer, and A. C. Shuford, of
New Bern, progressive electors at
large. Finances are declared to be
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1924-10-23

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NEWS OF THE SOUTHLAND TOLD IN SNAPPY PARAGRAPHS

EASLEY.--Mrs. w. E. Mays.
Mrs. J. f. Russell, Miss Grace
Wyatt, Miss Annie Johnson all suf-
fer injuries when thrown from au-
to, in wreck on highway near here.
Mrs. Mays was driving.
GREER.-Simeon Hughes, one of
oldest and best known citizens of
community, dies at home here at age
of 10. Was Confederate veteran.
FLORENCE.-Tim allowed Ed
mund BiGham, convicted of muir
dering brother, for perfecting APP
peal, is extended to December 10,
by circuit judge.
COLUMBIA--Knight of Pythias
leaders from IS towns meet here and
indorse plan to publish state K. p.
magazine.
Observation-Disclosures. f. G.. Bar
ton. widow of late Senator William
S. Barton, dies at home here.
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in unsatisfactory condition and sale
of emancipation bonds" is ordered
speeded up.
observation-disclosures It. Marshall, Of
Durham, is sentenced to five to
seven years in prison after convic-
ton of arson to collect insurance.
Evidence shows he hired I. G. Finch,
now fugitive, to burn MarshaIls
home, two other houses also being
destroyed. Mrs. Finch betrays hus-
band after admitting intimacy with
Marshall, estranged from his wife.
DURHAM.-L. c. Price, 80, of
Farmville, Va, is fatally injured
when he comes in contact with O.
5OO-volt power wire and dies six
hours later after efforts to revive
him prove futile.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Carolina
Presbyterian synod votes to meet
next year at Mooresville
MOUNT AIRY.-State Senator
Rufus L. Haymore dies suddenly aft
or several months of illness with
heart trouble.
MONROE.-L@ter Parks, 10. is
found not guilty after trial on MUIR
der charge growing out of killing of
father. Youth claimed he shot to
protect &is mother.
RALEIGH.-Hand Of North Caro-
lima officials are tied so long as DR..
j. w. Peacock remains in California.
says superintendent Pou, of state
prison, on return of Warden Hughes,
who was unsuccessful in California
to obtain eXtradition of Peacock.
fugitive from state prison insane
ward, where he was to be held for
life for killing of Thomasville police
chief No appeal can be made from
decision of California governor in
eXtradition case.
MISUNDERSTANDING Tom Par
IRISH is arrested on charge of Illegal
ly possessing whisky. Parrish re-
fuses to submit to search of person
until warrant is obtained by officer
accOsting him at fair grounds. Pint
of whisky later is found on Parrish,
who led cleanup campaign" arous-
ing intense interest in city several
months ago.
ASHEVILLE. - Between $4,000
and 10000 members of Ku klux Khan
in this state are expected to assem-
bic a Greensboro October 80 to hold
great demonstration, including pa
rade, public initiation, barbecue and
address by Rev. DR.. W. l.. Straub,
of kinston. Klansmen are expected
to attend in full regalia.
WINSTON-SALEM-This city is
chosen as place for first of series Of
addresses Governor elect Brewster,
Of Maine, viii deliver in this state
AT request of Republican national
committee. He is friendly to ku
klux Kan. Other addresses will he
delivered It Raleigh and Chapel Hill.
Observation-Disclosures North
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NORTH CAROLINA

RALEIGH More than 1000 vet
Grams of Confederate army residing
in state died during past year, &C.
COrding to state auditor after check
ing over pension rolls, which results
in increase of $40 for each of states
S,663 surviving veterans on list.
CHARLOTTE.-W. L. Jenkins
president of defunct Security Saw
ings bank, arraigned in city court on
charge of giving worthless cashiers
check few days prior to banks close,
is convicted and fined 500. He ap-
peals.
CHAPEL HILL.-Dr. II. w. Chase,
president, and Secretary of State
Evrett, deliver principal addresses
at Founders day exercise commem-
rating 131st anniversary of Univer-
sity Of North Carolina.
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Two Bandits Nabbed, .
$4,000 Recovered
Bv Tennessee Sheriff

NASHVILLE, Tenn, Oct. I'll
Sheriff W. w. Blankenship, Of Ma
con county, Tennessee, captured two
young men mile from Lafayette.
Tenn, this afternoon believed to be
members OF the party robbing the
Gamaliel State bank in Monroe coun-
ty Kentuck The 900 taken
from the bank was recovered.
The two prisoners, who are in the
Lafayette Jail, refuse to give their
PameS
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u iOlC IOl SttAl iDNNChlCTh'
ST. MATTHEWS.-H. p. Rush,
of Lone Star, near here, is seventy
two years old but does his own plow-
ing.
SUMTER.-Sumter Daily Item
celebrates thirty-first birthday, its
editor, n. G. Osteen being eighty
one years of age.
CONTAMINATION C. Swygert be-
gins service of four-year term in
state penitentiary for killing of DR..
]. c. Nicholson, of Leesville, in
April, 1921.
CHESTER.-Wylie YounGe, IA, son
of Mr., and Mrs. Ned Younge, is
in serious condition in hospital
here, from fracture Of skull received
when school truck turns over.
COLUMBIA:-New city market,
located in center of Assembly street,
widest city street in state. is COM
pleted, and plans for opening No
Vember are made.
COLUMBIA.-State Superintend-
ent of Education J. II. Hope invites
presidents and superintendent of all
cotton mills in state to attend meet
ing of mill school teachers. held in
Greenville. for discussion of educa-
ton problems in textile communities
DILLON.-"Bub" Mcmillan. Dillon
county boy, playing with St. Louis
Browns, breaks ankle when sliding
TO base in exhibition game in Char
lotte. He is brought here to recu-
perate.
CHARLESTON-Mrs. George r.
Lunz, of Charleston, is reelected
president of South Carolina Parent
Teacher association, at annual CON
vention here.
COLUMBIA-Dr. !. J. Watson.
prominent physician and one of ma
tons leading authorities on pellag-
"a, dies at home here and is buried
at Ridge Spring. S. c.
FLORENCE.-AIiss Grace William
son is named queen Of Pee Dee fair
held here.
Observation-Disclosures is receiv-
ed here of death OF Harry l., Wood
ham. at Plains, Ga. He was native
OF this community
FLORENCE.-AIrs n. L. Skinner
dies in hospital here, after brief i'll
hess.
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COLUMBIA.-Railr of state
announce free transporta ton for
Confederate veterans to State fair
here from all parts of state.
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MONEY IN GRAIN

$Ia buys guarantee option on 10000 bushels
of wheat or corn. No FurtE-- Risk. A move
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SPARTANBURG.-U. s. Senator
Pat Harrison is announced as speak
cr here for early December.
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COLUMBIA.-Arth Thompson,
negro, is brought from Chester by
Sheriff Howe, and entered at state
penitentiary, to serve life term for
burglary.
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than are assessed for taxation, ac-
cording to report made to state tax
and highway commissions, by A.
Foster McKissicll, of Greenville
membCr of house.
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GREENSBORO.-W. n. Shelton,
of Leakesville, business man, is tax
en- to hospital after being injured
when his car is smashed at grade
crossing by Southern railway train.
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ST. MATTHEWS.-H. P. Rush,
of Lone Star, near here, is seventy
two years old but does his own plow-
i'm
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ALABAMA

MOBILE. - Mayor Harry I. Hart
well telegraphs Henry Ford, asking
that he reconsider withdrawal OF his
bid for Muscle Shoals project.
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MOULTON. = Lawrence county
school apportionment as made by
state for year beginning October
1924. is $50, 760Sg. or $500 less than
last wear.
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DECATUR. - South will be in
austrial savior of entire nation, ac-
.cording to Major Z. P. Smith, of
Washington. D. c.. general indus
trial agent of Southern railroad, IN
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COLUMBIA. - Clemson college
alumni chapters in many parts of
state meet and discuss strike" of
cadets at college. Most chapters urge
llINnf, q
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dccepto wo ed b sure o
money order o
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Young,
negro tenant on Boyce Pollard's
farm, near Inman, confesses to
shooting Floyd Matthew, young Tu-
capau textile operative, and is lodged
In Jail on charge of assault and bat
fa,,y with iptapt n Kill
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JASPER .-Considerable cotton is
being marketed here. but majority
of farmers are holding for rising
market
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Aber-
nathy, 16, and Paul Alternately, u,
are sent by Probate Judge Hicks
to state reformatory at Florence,
Henry retorting to judge that he
will be back in Spartanburg in. two
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-03-28
LCDO. MIGUEL GUERRA
MONDRAGON

En- la maiiana de aver regreso del
Norte Ell distinguido .abogado speaker
de la Camara de Representatives., don
Miguel Guerra -Mondragon, acompanado
de su estimadisima esposa.
Viene el Sr. Guerra muy bien impre-
sionado de las impresiones recogidas
por el al .bandonar la capital nacional
y Sc siente muy optimista respecto del
resUltado de la labor q. han realizado
ALI los comisionados do la Legislature
portorriqucna en- favor de una refor,na
en- Ley organica de Puerto Rico
A su llegadaN a esta ciudad, cl Sr.
Guerra, fue conferenciar con el Pre-
sidente del Partido sr. Barcel6, que Ell
Gobernador Towner y luego compare
clio ante la Junta Central del Partido
para informar acerca del estado de to-
da la legislation que ha quedsdo pen
diente ante los diferentes comites del
Congreso.
Ell MUNDO Sc complace en- saludar
a tan ilustre hombre piblico en- fell
citarle por sus valiosas gestiones por
81 realizadas en- la capital nacional en-
benefcio de los intereses generates de
Puerto Rico.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-03-28

Colegio Portorriquefio.
Comite que recibira en- las horas de
3 a 6 p. M:
Sra. de Iturrondo; Sra. de Echevarria,
Sra. de Aguilar, Sra. de Reus, Sra. Be-
net de Newton, Srta. Garcia de Que
vedo, srta. Alicia Iturrondo, srta. Ma
ria Saint Villier.
'Comit6 que recibira en- las horas de
s II P. NJ:
Sra. de Ramirez de Arellano, Sra. de
Alfaro, Sra, de Diez Gle Andino, Sra.
Betances de C6rdova, Representation
del Colegio Portorriquefio, Sra. del va
lie Franco, Sra. de Rodriguez Sierra,
Sra. Benet de Newton, Sra. de Eche-
varria, Srta. Luisa A. Gle Hostos, Srta.
Josefina Iglesias. Srta. Maria Saint
villier, Srta. Maria Garcia de Queve-
do, srta. Amparo Fernandez, Sra. julia
Reyes.
Un Connit6 de caballeros, presididos
por eli Lcdo. Ramirez de Arellano, re-
cibira junto III Connite de seforas.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-03-28
RUSSIA do FIN A
MI SOCIALISM0
continuation de la paR. 81

ideas de amor paternal. Sc ensenaba
al nifio que el es un producto, propie-
dad del estado y un future soldado del
ejercito industrial militar.
Fui Russia para yer realizados los
suefios de mi vida. Todas mis- simpa-
tias estaban en- favor del Bolshevis-
mo. POGO POGO me fui dando cuenta
del fracaso del gobierno Soviet. Luch6
contra ell testimonio de mis- sentidos
mientras pude Y, por fin, tuve que re-
conocer que los principles del Socia-
lismo Marxiano, segldn fueron aplica-
dos para resolver el problema de la
humanidad, son falsos.
Sail de Russia Ell 10 de diciembre de
1920. Desde entonces, siempre he esta-
do bien enterado de La situaci6n de ese
pals. He tenido diferentes fuentes de
information: correspondence con ami
gos parientes que yiven todavia ALI,
entrevistas con emigrantes rusos, un
corresponsal de Reval al servicio del
gobierno Bolsheviki Y otras que no
puedo revelar.
La situacion no ha mejorado NADIA.
Ell misno grupo del Partido Comunis-
ia gobierna todavia por la fuerza. No
hay libertad de palabra nj de reunion,
y la prensa todavia esta suprimida.
Ell sistema educativo esta mejor orga-
nizado, para inculcar los ni1os la
propaganda. Han establecido un cuer-
po parecido nuestros escuchas y to-
dos los nifios de ocho a ounce afios per-
tenecen una organization militar que
pertenece ese regimiento regular La
educaci6n moral esta mas descuidada :
! Despues de tres amos de paz, la pro-
ducci0n de manufactures es una quin-
ia parte de la de antes de La guerra,
Y ell valor annual de los productos agri-
colas es menos de la mitad del valor
normal, de acuerdo con las estadfsti-
cas- del gobierno Soviet.
Ell comunismo que vi es mas destruc-
two, mas corruptivo, mas injusto y
mas pernicioso al alma del hombre que
ell capitalismo
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-03-28
ToDo ELECToR CAPACITADo GU.
Yo NoMBRE NO ESTE.
Continuation de la Ia. p&g.)

aerograma, fechado a bordo del va
por porto Rico, llegado aver. Ell dia
IS del corriente en- ell que Sc le daba
ell conssntimien-o sobre algo, va que
el monosilabo "si" constituia TODD Ell
texto del refcrido mensaje.
FL misterioso aerogIama ha sido OBJ
jeto de los mas variadcs concentrates
por los hombres dc la Federation y
por Ell propio sr. Iglesias, quien no So
ha mostrsdo : Greer que alguien Sc
trae alguna combination NON SAN
IA y quieren cogerle el de mingo.
La ausencia &c frma on cl mensaJS
ha hscho Greer algunos que solo SO
trata de una broma, pero el "Gallego"
Que iiltimamente ha dado sehsles dc
ser un POGO superticioso es de los 4. cree
yer en- Ell Affirmative monosilabo una
de las tres palabras del banqucte do
Baltazar, Fey dc Babilonia.
e. Sr. Iglesias recibi6 aver ell ST.
guiente telegrama de protessa de los So
cialistas de Caguas:
Caguas, p. r., MARIO 81, 1924.
MIR. Santiago Iglesias,
Presidents Partido socialista.
San Juan, P. r.
Registro Civil esta siendo utilizado
por empleados del mismo para fines po-
liticos en- favor Parti6o Unionista. Ur-
Sc Sc .sviste con autoridades superio-
res para evitar tai violaci6n Ley.
VaIentin CASTRILLO.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-03-28
Matthias HIGGINBoHAM.
LA LFG-A PAN-ANdERICAsl.i Y I
LA SEMANA DE IL STos

A cortinr aei6n nos completeness Ell
insert'r el Programa cue h. sido COS
feccionado por la Liga Pan-Americana
de mujeres de esta ciudad para cele-
brar la Senana de Hostos. I'll festival
Sc llevara cabo en- los salones del
Ateneo de Puerto Rico, ell viernes 2s
(hoy):
De 8 de la tarde.
Composition del sr. Huyke.- Lee
tura por la Sra. de Aguilar: Hostos
como escritor infanti1.'.
De a 10 de la noche:
Aires portorriQuefios.- Teresita de
Cestero (Migdalia).
Piano: Vals de Chopin Por la
nina Aurora Saldafia.
"HosToss: Poesia por Paqmta G.
del Vale Franco.
Piano, por la nina Blanca Paoli
Algunas palabras por la Sra. Mia
gros B. de Newton.
Canciones, por Amalia Paoli, acompa-
nada al piano por la Sra. de Astcl.
Discourse por la Sra Reus.
Himno borincano pcr las alumnas del
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-03-28
UNA -CONFERENCIA DE EVA
RISTO RIBERA CHEVREMONT

Ell dia ocho, del pr6ximo mes de
abril dara una conferencia en- los
amplios Y lujosos salones del edifi-
clio de los "Caballeros de Colon, ell
inspirado poeta nuestro amigo Eva
risto Ribera Chevremont. Disertara
sobre ell tema "Santa Teresa de Je-
sus" Y dado el immense prestigio de
que goza en- nuestros circulos lite
rarios ell poeta Chevremont sus
grandes conocimientos sobre la mate
ria, ell acto revestira una importan-
cia extraordinaria.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-03-28

REPRESENTATIVE WANTED
Young man of good appearance and
education to represent and take or
ders for high-grade educational publi-
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Work permanent and highly profitable.
Teacher with good record and know
ledge Of selling methods preferred.
Write for personal interview, giving
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