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San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-09-06

THE other day q woman, who at
first appearance seemed very
attractive, passed by. Ny first i'm
preston was that she was young,
or at least well-preserved and very
shapely. Her hat was in good
taste, quiet with chic lines, and her
frock was smartly tailleur. Then,
as she passed by me, / noted some
thing amiss. 1t was the position
and shape Of her feet. Although
her shoes were in good taste, with
a comfortable walking heel, the
shoes had taken on the form Of her
foot and hence looked ugly and
misshapen. This marred the effect
of her entire costume and added
years 10 her age.
There are few women nowadays
who really understand the import
ance Of well-kept feet. While they
devote lot of time 10 the purchase
Of pretty hosiery and elegant
looking shoes they neglect the care
Of their feet and as a consequence
suffer for this later in life.
Everyone knows that ill-kept feet
result in corns, bunions and cal
louses. But few people will admit
even 70 themselves that headaches
and spinal disturbances may be
caused by neglected feet. And yet
this is common occurrence. The
reason for this is that every nerv-
Gus shock felt by the pedal extremi-
ties, travels with the rBpidity Of
lightning up through the spinal col
umn. The nervous center which
is located below the nape Of the
neck sends those explosions up into
the head, where they combine 10
give what YOU often term "a split
ting headache"
When you have a headache you
apply cold COMPRISES, or you lie
down. You obtain temporary relief
this way, as you soon learn, be
cause the pain returns. Has il ever
occurred % you thar the proper
exercises taken several times a week
might eliminate those headaches
rumneieiyi
The care Of the feet, however,
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-09-06

thorne Club will congratulate me
when he sees it. At the same time,
says Geo. sure won't hate to see
the little old home once more how
about it, eh, Jennie?
And I says well dear, much as 1
love roughing and readying it, l will
admit where it will be a big relief
to cook on a regular stove again, 1
amt no girl-scout by nature. And
oh sweet mammal says Geo. maybe
it won't feel good to get some real
home-cooked eats again instead OF
feeding out of the tins. Gee whiz l
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-09-06
1 and George = By Nina Wilcox Putnam
--------AmericaS Only Woman Humorist ------------
As CARRIE NATION, the Poet

AS CARRIE NATION the Poet
"A ess who wrote that famous one
called, "oh, Dry Those Beers, "
once said: II must tell the truth
about my work, I did it with my lit
tie Ratchet, but at home 1 bury it.
and use a vacuum cleaner instead.
Especially when / get back from a
long trip"
And how true that is come home
in several senses to 1 and George,
that's my husband, last night when
we returned from q two weeks yaca-
ton. We had been living in Co.
boots, n. J., in a kinda camp. And
like all great events in life l little
suspected what was conner happen
when we arrove back home in
Diaglewood.
When Geo. says leave Us be home
in time for Labour Day, i merely
says yes dear, that's good notion,
completely forgetting at the time
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-09-06

spent the day at home en- famille.
The last named recently had the
pleasure of receiving a call from the
Quinn Martins, he being the motion
picture critic of the n. Y. World
and one of natures noblemen. They
brought along a German police pup
by age 3 months and a grandson
of Rim Tin Tin. The pup was give
to Quinn by Jackie Coogan and has
been christened Jackie after the DON
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-09-06
Long Island Excited When Announce
ment Made That Lardner Would
Sing Bass Over the Radio

it was not me but violent electric
storm and that all programs for the
evening had to be called off. THANK
God for the STORM" was the way
Miss Blyth DAILY an Elm Point
blonde put it.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-09-06
TO THE EDITOR:

1 Many weeks has lapsed since
the writer give you the news of this
neighborhood and some Of it may
sound kind of stale on that acct.
Like for example a item in regards
to the Harry Payne Whitneys TAX.
ing the Cornelius Vanderbilt Whit
neys and the Oliver Iselins to New
port on their yacht to tend the we'd
ding of Muriel Vanderbilt VS.. Mr..
Church. The Ring Worm Lardners
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-09-06
THE KIDDIEs GOODNIGHT

Now friends the paragraph I am
now writing is supposed to ring
tears from the reader a specially
those amongst you who is the male
parents of male offspring. 1t amt
no secret by this time that I am the
father Of 4 boys and / have made
it a rule that as soon as each of
them got to be Z yrs. old I would
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-09-06

AMI lOLD ulysei
THAT IT would be grand.
IF ONE could come.
TO SUCH a place.
WITH AN hundred kids.
AND TURN them loose.
IN FORGETFULNESS.
OF CITY streets.
AND so I dreamed.
AND IT wasn't long.
AND THE boy and the girl.
CAME BACK to me.
ALL OUT Of breath.
AND SEEKING my aid.
AND THERE we were.
THE THREE of US.
WITH NOT a thing.
IN SIGHT Of US.
THAT MAN had made.
BUT A wire fence.
AND WE heard Il voice.
A DEEP gruff voice.
THAT WANTED to know.
WHY WE were there.
AND HOW we had failed.
TO SEE the sign. .
THAT HE allowed.
WAS NAILED to a post.
AND I explained.
HOW SORRY We were.
THAT WE had trespassed.
AND WE gathered the scraps.
OF THE p.pe! sacks.
THAT HAD held our lunch.
AND BUNDLED them up.
AND WENT away.
AND THE boy and the girl.
HAVE NEVER yet.
QUITE UNDERSTOOD.
HOW IT could be.
THAT JUST one man.
NOT ANY larger
THAN is their Dad.
COULD DRIVE them away.
FROM BESIDE a stream.
THAT NO one used.
ON THAT afternoon.
But JUST their Dad.
AND THE two of them.
AND THEIR Dad doesn't know.
ANY MORE than they.
I THANK you.
upright, 1925, by/N. 7. American,
- IRs,l
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-09-06
Between the Lines
By K. G.. B.

THE BOY saw it first.
AND CALLED to me.
AND ALL it was:
WAS A quiet lane.
WITH GREAT big oaks,
ALONG ITS way.
AND A big bay tree.
WHERE THE lane began.
AND ON one side.
A VINEYARD lay.
AND MEADOW land.
MARKED THE other side.
AND THERE came a gate.
AS WE strolled along.
AND / didn't know.
IF WE should go in.
BUT THE boy and girl.
MADE A race for it.
AND OPENED it,
AND AS it seemed.
THAT THERE wasn't a thing.
THAT WE could harm.
WE WENT on in;
AND BEYOND the gate.
THE ROAD ran away.
TO A little stream.
A MEADOW stream.
WITHOUT A whisper.
OR WITHOUT a rifle.
IN A mile Of it.
AND IN the meadow.
BEYOND THE stream.
WERE GRAZING cows.
AND AGAINST the hill.
WAS A flock of sheep.
AND A meadow lark.
SANG ITS MONDAY Song.
TO ANOTHER lark.
AND WE sat US down.
ON A little mound.
WHERE AN oak tree grew.
AND opened the package.
OF SANDWICHES.
THAT WE'D brought along.
AND AFTERWARDS.
THE BOY and girl.
LAUNCHED BITS Of wood.
ON THE meadow stream.
AND RACED with them.
THE WHILE sat.
AGAINST THE trunk.
OF THE friendly oak.
AND SMOKED my pipe .-a
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-09-06
Ring Confused With Thunder Shower
Ring Lardner --------------

tow ropes to hall her out. She was
ear deep before the rescuers got to
her and the clans has been work
ing like mad ever since to replace
the .divot.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-03-11
LA HIsToRIA DE LAS
JUNTAs MILITAREs

lie die entonces que Sc asegura
que han resucitado las juntas y que
Sc le culpa de seguir inspirandolas
y coaccionando al Directorio. Son.
riendo, me contest6:
-Conozco los rumores, pero NADIA
mas lejos de La reaIdad. Cuando
nacieron, en- Ell afio 1917, fu ell Ill
t1mo jefe de mi regimiento en- FIR
mar ell compromise. Por cierto que
I'M compahero, que despues meti6
mucho ruido, me visit6, tratando in
t1ttlmente de que firmase mi adhe-
sion. Al dia siguiente los demas
jefes lograron mi firma. Saba que
perteueciendo a una colectividad,
en- este case tenfa que separarme
de ella o seguir la corriente; 10 pri-
nero no estaba legitimate, aunque
. los crefa NAL orientados; 10 segun-
do SO imponia y cuando hube fir.
mado fuf uno de los mas feles cum
plidores de la paIabra empehada.
Nuuca cref que los caprichos de la
suerte me nevaran la presidencia
de las Juntas, pero considerations
honrado con ese puesto, me esforce
pOr crlmplir con mi deber, segdn
la norma tinica de mi vida.
-GPudiera decirme ell verdadero
motive de La disoluci6n de las Jun
tas, de que tanto Sc ha hablado2-
le pregunt6. Mas animado, ell gene
raj dijo:
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-03-11

murieron y que no voiveran; podra
racer otro ORGANISING, 81 las circuns-
tancias 10 exigieran, pero esa even
tuahdad es improbable 81 Ell Gcbier-
no gobierna y es impossible prede-
cirla. Me pregunta I'd. 81 ell Ejer-
cito Sc divide en- junteros y anti
junteros. No. Hablo solo de los
partidarios de la escala alberta y
de los dc la cerrada, afortunados Y
dese1aciados Alrededor de ESQ, me-
dite y discurra.
$50 sabe-1s interrumpl- Ia
participation personal suya en- Ell
movtmiento de septiembre. SPodrtR
indicarme como Sc produjo9 Hasta
ahora Sc ha tendo referencias de
los elernentos de Madrid, faltando
Ia informaci6n de los elementos de
Barcelona.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-03-11
Haga I'd. Esto
Combata diez dias la pelfcula de
los dientes. Yea como embellecen

metodos. Sc invento un nuevo
dentifrico para aplicarlos diario.
Su nombre es Pepsodent. En- la
actualidad, 10 usan las personas
cuidadosas de todo ell nundo, prin-
cipalmente por consejo de los dem
tiStaS.
Pronto vera sus resultados
Pepsodent produce otros result
tados que investigaciones han en-
contrado que son esenciales. Con
cada aplicacion aumenta los ele-
mentos protectores de los dientes
en- la saliva.
Los benehcios son rspidos y
convincentes. Envie el cupon y
recibira un tubito de diez dias.
Observe que limpios Sc sienten los
dientes depuss de usarlo. Fijese
en- la desaparici6n de la pelicula
viscosa. Yea como ernblanquecen
los dientes, Tnedida que desapa-
recen las capas de pelicula.
Los resultados seran para I'd.
una sorpresa agradable. Recorte
hoy el eup6n.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-03-11
Ell 13 DE SEPTEMBER
EN- BARCELONA

No veo inconveniente-exc
mo Ell general despues de me1itar
unos segundos. .--Muertas Las Jun
tas, el Ej6rcito qued6 desortenta-
do: olfsteaba un peigro pr6xir!o,
sin dar con 81 nj con Ia manera dc
combatirlo. La cronicidad de Ia
campafla de Africa, unida a la fal-
ia de plan, la vacilaci6n y, ademas,
Ell afan de hacer la guerra sin ba-
jas, desmorahzaba al Ej6rc'to, al
cual guerra dividirsele, entte ira
vos y sesudos, en- tropas de choque
y tropas de retaguardia. AnAd..se
este los tristes successes dc Mala-
ga, la antesala, Ell antique "lque
bailen -, que hiZo que algunos cs-
piritus fuertes, seguros del concurso
de sus compaheros, nos agrupasemos
en- torno del general Primo de Ri
vera, qu1en por su jerarquia, su ju-
ventud, su gran coraz0n inteli-
gencia era ell llamado a actuar a
la cabeza. FL movimiento carec16
de preparation y, por consiguiente,
no hubo conspiraci6n; SO convino y
en- pocos dfas ell fruto maduro cayo
del arbol impulses de una Igera
sacudtda. Por ESQ cuantos SO essor-
zaron ilusiones de primaefas y man
goneos Sc consideraron chasqueados
FL general presidente, con certero
instinto, no Quiso elegir a personas
con Las cuales tenia compromises;
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-03-11

terreno propio, inferno y familiar.
Con rectitud en- Ell mando las Jun
tas Sc hubieran hecho innecesarias
y hnbieran muerto arrastrado una
vida languida, precaria y peor que
la muerte. No Sc comprendi6 que
eran una valvula, no SO percataron
de que al cerrarla las quejas acn-
muladas, que Sc habian undo al
empuje de quienes fueron podero-
sos, romperian eli lado de Ia minirna
resistencia y Ell pengro podia ser
enorme, segdn donde estuvtera esq
enstencia mfnima.
Aludi entonces ciertos documen-
tos importantes, de cuya proceden-
cia y dest1no tanto So ha hablado,
asegurAndose que su archivo ha
quedado en- poder de quienes estan
3nteresados en- prosegutr su actua-
ci6n; este 10 desminti6 ell general:
Els inexacto. E1 archtvo Sc en-
trego la secci6n de infanteria, en-
La cual creo que fue quemado por
anodino insulso. La leyenda hiSo
Greer en- documentos truculentos;
no hubo tai, aunque las Jpntas sir.
vieron de comodin a bastantes Sc
hores que 1uego Sc namaron civilis-
tas, cuando su verdadero nombre
era de arrivistas. No existfan do
cunlentoS de valor hist6rico de
escandalo; por 10 menos, yo no los
conocf. Entregue los reglamentos,
y entendiendo que no podia dispo-
ner de las firmas estampadas por
toda una ofciaidad, hice llegar esos
nbritos a sus duefios para que pu-
diersn destruirlos guardarlos CO.
mo un recuerdo curioso de algo i'm
portante que el tempo apreciara en-
su justo valor. La ofciandad que.
daba .lihre, va que lie fu6 devuelto
su juramento; pero 20 no tengo la
culpa 81 los amigos Y compaferos,
fieles a su conciencia, conservan la
espirituaudad que animaba las
Juntas y me guardian una considera-
ct6n personal que acaso les inspira
mi conducta, severa y siempre dis
puesta sacrifcarse por Ell ideal.
LAS JUNTAS MURIERoN
Y NO VoLvERAN"
-GPuedo entonces desmeIrtir que
existan esas Juntas7
va 10 creo; puede decir que
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-03-11
E.sa pelicula sucia

I'd. puede sentir en- los dientes
una pelicula viscosa. Sc adhere
los dientes y ninguna pasta dentf-
frica ordinaria puede combatirla
con exito. AL POGO tempo sc enne-
grece, y luego forma capas sucias.
Por esa razon, los dientes pierden
su belleza.
La pelicula retiene tambien par
tfculas de aliInentos, que Sc fer
mentan, fernando acidos. Man.
tiene estos acidos en- contacto con
la dentadura y produce la carries
dental
ALI puluian los microbes a rni-
Homes. Estos con el sarro, son la
causa principal de La piorrea.
Con los rnetodos viejos los males
causados por la pelfcula sc hicieron
casi universities,
Por esta razon, la ciencia dental
sc dedico a buscar destructores de
la pelicula y encontro dos. Uno de
clos desintegra la pelicula, y el
otro la elimina sin necesidad de
friccion perjudicial.
Los especialistas competentes
han probado el efecto de estos
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-03-11

En- todos los circulos sociales
observa I'd. ahora muchas denta-
duras bonitas. Millones de perso-
mas usan un nuevo metodo de linn
piarse los dientes. Da los resulta-
dos que quiere obtener toda mujet.
Pida esta prueba gratis.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-03-11
LAS JUNTAs MURIERoN
Y NO VOLVERAN"

-GPuedo entonces desmeIltir que
existan esas Juntas?
va 10 creo; puede decir que
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-03-11
LA PERsoNALIDAD DEL
GENERAL NoUvILAs

La personahdad del general Nou-
villas veria siendo discutida en- los
diversos sectores poiticos, achacan,
dosele ciertas actitudes que La prem
sa extranjera recogia regocijada y
presumiendo que, como antique pre-
stdente de las Juntas, era Ell Grbi-
tro de La situaci6n Y ejercia un po-
der ocrlto sobre las decisiones del
Directorio. Aeaso contribufa a La
propagation de estos rumores Ia
Obstinada negative del general Non-
villas a hacer declaraciones a ningin
periodista.
A pesar de que recientemente Sc
neg6 las peticiores de importan'
tes diarios extranjeros me cabe Ia
satisfaction de que sea ia Ma
ci6n" ell primer diario que recoge
sus amplias dsclaraciones, que acla-
ran y definen la actitud de una de
las mayores personaidades de Ia ac-
tual situact6n.
FL general secretario del Direc-
tor1o me recibi6 afablemente, pero
sin ocultar el gran esfuerzo que ha
tenido que hacer para romper Ia
conagna de silencio que SO habia
1mpuesto. AL exponerle Ia conve-
niencia de que me haga declarac1o-
q, 11es amplias, que contribuyan a
f1jar su intervention y actuacton
en- ell movim1ento de sept1embre, me
lnterrumpi6:
ESQ dependera de las pregun-
tas que me haga. Mi caidad de
soldado y nj especial caracter, que
I'd. conoce, pudieran determinar
que 20 no contestase a ciertos ex-
tremos.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-03-11

-GPor que SO 10 di6 su actual
for1na?
---Perque un qabinete normal,
con ministries, requeria un prograna
de Gobierno una politica mas o
1nenos dehnida y el Directorto era
y es apolitico. Los generates del
D1rector1o tendr&n sus ideas, pe1o
como militares no las exteriortzan.
Este Gobierno es nacional; sin re-
presentar un ideal polit1co deterIni-
nado, sus punots de vista caben
dentro de todos los programs, con
obieto de permitir al pals que eliza
libremente Ell ideario que le conVen-
ga. No Queremos emplear La fuerza
para imponerle ninguno determine
do.
--Toca I'd, general-le die
el nldo de La question que SO de-
bate: La pol1tica. Ell Directorio no
pUede carecer de un criter1o predt-
lecto; adem&s, Sc lie reprocha que
Sc inchnara las derechas.
FL general respondi6 vivamente:
La culpa sera de las izquier-
das, cuya abstenci6n ha contrasta-
do con la actuaci6n de las derechas.
Creo que aqueuas hubieran podido
(ContinGa en- la pag. ID
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-03-11
COMO FUERoN DIsUELTAs
LAS JUNTAs

e .sqss-1.as Juntas cayeron por una se-
.srie de concausas y errores y, sobre
todo, porque les faltaba ambiente
politico, sin el cual no podian vi
vir. sRecibf indicaciones tendencies
agsu disolucion Q inquiriendo La con-
veniencia de no disolverlas porque,
paso a paso, iban entrando en- su
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-03-11
Proteja Ell Esrnalte

Pepsodent desintegra la peli-
cula, y luego la eliraina por
medic de un polvo mas suave
que ell esmalte. No use nunca
un destructor de La pelicula
que contenga substaucias as
peras raspantes.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-03-11
Ell secretario del Directorio miEitar expone la
situaci6n actual de Espana

MADRID, 2o.-Jsmas como aho-
"a ha sentido Ell informador la ne
cesidad de inspirarse en- fuentes
autorizadas para poder precisar la
verdadera situacion de la politica
espahola: pero Sc tropieza con el
Inconvenience de que las personas
do signifcaci6n sc mantienen en- i'm
penetrable reserva acerca de los
puntos que pudieran aclarar la 'dt-
1usa actuandad.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-03-11

basto con elegir hombres sanos, ma
kline reuniendo las condolences que
luego han puesto de manifesto.
lei DIRECToRIo NO
ES POLITICO''
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1925-09-15
SHADOMOF OIL
SCANDAL over
AIRSHIP'S WRECK
DENLY, Fired for Graft,
Sponsored Craft

DETROIT, Sept. 1S.-The ghost Of
Teapot Dome was in the wake Of the
Shenandoah on its fatal night ride
over southeastern Ohio, Sept. 3. The
Shenandoah was built while Edwin
DENLY was secretary Of the navy 1t
was DENLY who appointed Lieut. Com.
Zachary Lansdowne commander. Mrs.
DENLY christened the ship in its
hangar at Lakeburst, N. ]. 1t was
then the ZR-1,ll
DENLY was at the Ford airport at
Dearborn, Niche awaiting its arrival
when the news ,ef the crash was re-
ceived. DENLY was fred as secretary
of the navy inlthe. Teapot Dome inves-
tigation. AS secretary he signed
away the naval oil reserves to Albert
B. Falls friends among the oil trad
ers. But his words on the Shenan-
doah disaster were solemnly published
here.
"Those brave men were martyrs of
progress" he said of the victims
''They would be- the first to say that
the conquest Of the air must 60 on"
The old swivel chair, stars and
stripes forever spirit rose high in the
Teapot Dome.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1925-09-15
Government Will
Sellq4 Steamships
to Ford, Is Report

WASHINGTON, Sept. 1S.-oficials
of the shipping board expect that
Henry Ford will submit bid before
noon tomorrow for four passenger
liners now being offered for sale by
the Emergency Fleet corporation.
Fords representatives have al
ready discussed the. sale of the yes
sells with the shipping board, but have
not yet put in a definite bid.
The ships are the Southern Cross
American Legion, Western World and
Pan America, now being operated by
the Munson Line, between the United
States and Brazilian ports.
Ford threw his support to Coolidge
in the last presidential election cam
paign.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1925-09-15
Cost of Living Rises.

WASHINGTON, D. c., Sept. 49,
The cost of living continues to in
crease. The latest report of the u.
S. Department of Labor gives the fol-
lowing figures for % of the 81 cities
included in the bureaus report:
For the year period, August Is, 1924
to August Is, 1925, all of the 20 cities
showed increases as follows: Buff
falo and Memphis Is per cent; Allan
ia, Norfolk, Salt Lake City, and
Scranton, IA per cent; Kansas City,
Rochester, and st. Louis, 10 per cent;
Bridgeport, Charleston, S. c., Mobile
and Richmond, II per cent; Boston,
Cleveland, Denver. Indianapolis, New
Haven and New York, IL per cent;
and Columbus, Fall River, Manches-
ter and Portland, Me-, 10 per cent.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1925-09-15
Labor Day Staged
by New Orleans
Takers Is Failure

NEW ORLEANS (By MaiD despite
the fact that the open shop press de-
clared the Labor Day celebration Of
craft unionism one of the greatest
ever, scarcely one thousand men out
of a total membership Of 5000 were
in line yesterday in one of the most
inappropriate misadventures of labor
ever attempted In New Orleans. No
attempt had been made to provide a
showing of the different crafts by
natty uniforms Or similarity in dress
and the formation in the line Of march
was painful.
The longshoremen who have been
out on strike for the past two years,
to the number, of three thousand,
white and colored, were not repre-
scented. A mere handful Of the Typo
graphical Union one of the most pow
erful in the city until the lockout Of
ten years ago, marched in close prox.
unity to the stereotypers and news
paper carriers forgetting that had it
not been for theraction of these unions
in assisting the imported strikebreak-
ers-the former in fixing the forms
instead of casting. and the latter in
delivering the spapers, there would
have been a different story, to tell.
Many Of the unions engaged auto
mobiles for the members who sat
with cigars in their teeth and a paper
in their hands awhile the less fortu-
nate walked, (Which spoiled the eff
feet of the parade. The butchers and
bakers and "cconfectioners' unions
made a fine showing. The affair con.
cluded with a picnic at Spanish Fort.
1t was suggested in many quarters
and the matter will be taken up at a
meeting Of the Central Trades and La
Dor Assembly, that hereafter the par
AIDES be held at might so as to not in
terfere with the manufacturing plants
and mercantile establishments by
closing their doors on the day dcdi.
Gated to labor.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1925-09-15
VEAL THY FARMER SLAIN
BY SON WHO REFUSED
TO WORK WHEN SICK

HARRISBURG, H., Sept. 1s.--
Disarunted because his father in
sisted that he return to the fields
to work after he had protested he
was III, Kenneth Baldwin, II. today
shot and killed his, father, Waite.
Baldwin, weIl-known Pope county
farmer and then ended his own life,
according to reports received by po-
lice here.
Mrs. Baldwin, bereaVed Of her
husband and only son by the TRACE
dy, told authorities that the boy and
his father had come In from the
fields for dinner and Kenneth de-
elined to return for the afternoon
work.
The elder Baldwin was reputed to
have been exceedingly wealthy.