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NEW YORK SUGAR.

NEW YORK, Aug. 1S.-Raw sugar.
firm early today. II was reported that
sales had been made to local reflners
at 4.36c duty paid.
Raw sugar futures today opened 4
points higher TO lower, with old crop
positions higher on covering and trade
buying and late months lower under
liquidation. The firmness of the spot
market and reports Of increased export
business In refined had a favorable in
fluence, however. and midday prices
were unchanged to 2 points net higher.
No changes occurred in refined prices,
which ranged from J.35c TO $500 for
fine granulated. Withdrawals on old
contracts were again Of liberal proper
TONS but new business was light.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-08-18
GRAHAM TURNS COACH.

CHICAGO, Aug. 1S.-Alva Graham,
former Northwestern athlete. has been
appointed director Of athletics at Mis-
souri, Military Academy at Mexico,
No. Graham was halfback on last
years Purple eleven and captained the
1925 varsity basket bal ltcam unde-
clarcd ineligible. He earned letters in
both of these sports.
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"a CHICAGOANS FACE
DALLAS FRAUD TRIAL

DALLAS, Aug. 1S.-Trials of y
ChicagOans. alleged accomplices in
what is said to have been one of the
largest oil stock swindles in history,
have been set for September 81 IN
federal court in Dallas, G. Il. John
son, pOstoffice inspector. announced
here on his return from Chicago. Al.
are under Indictment for using the
mails to defraud.
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PARIS BOURSE.

PARIS. Aug. 1S.-Prices moved irreg-
ularly on the Bourse today.
Three per cent rentes 46 francs, 81
centlmes.
Exchange on London 1oS francs, 81
centlmes.
Five per cent loan IS francs. 90 cen
tines
The dollar was quoted at q francs, 50
centimeA
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CHICAGO pOTATOEs

CHICAGO. Aug. 1S.-Potatoes: Re-
ceipts. 9S; on track. $50 cars; total
United States shipments, AL: market
dull: trading only fair; Minnesota sacked
Early Ohios. S2.0Od2.15: a few sass;
sacked round white. S2.l5d $50 accord
ing to quality; Nebraska sacked Cob
blers, S2.1542.50: Idaho sacked rurals.
s2.65d2.75; Wisconsin sacked white
Si.S5G2.35 according 10 quality.
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The Weather
TEMPERATURES.
FORECAST.

San Antonio and vicinity: Tuesday
night and Wednesday, generally fair;
light to moderate southcrly winds; high
est temperature about IS degrees.
East Texas; Tuesday night and We'd
nesday, generally fair: light TO moderate
easterly to sOutherly winds on the coast.
West Texas; Tuesday night and We'd
nesday, partly cloudy; probably thunder
showers in the Panhandle and extreme
west portion: cooler in the Panhandle.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-08-18
ALZAFAR LUNCHEON
PLANS ARE MADE

A live wire program full of sparks
and flashes has been promised for the
weekly luncheon Of Alzafar Temple,
Thursday at - 10 p. M. in the ball
room Of the Gunter hotel. S. Y. Cal
lahan is to be in charge of the pro-
gram.
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LONDON MONEY.

LONDON, Aug. is-Bar silver 81 7-l6d
per ounce.
Money, ~ per cent
Discount rates: Short bills. 1916 per
cent
Three months bills, 3is-i505N per
cent
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MACK PREDICTS
ALL-PENN
SERIES
Athletics Boss Gives Views
as Team Defeats
Pirates.

PlTTSBURG, Pa, Aug. 1S.-Cou-
ME Mack, tall leader of the Philadel-
phia Athletics, hobnobbed for two
hours with Barney Dreyfus, owner OF
the Pittsburg Pirates, in the grand
stand yesterday while the two league
leading teams engaged in a friendly
exhibition game. 1t was Mack's first
glimpse Of Forbes Field and his first
trip here TO see a ball game since he
was catcher on the old Pittsburg
club back in 1896.
Its my hope" said Mack, ''thnt
Philadelphia and Pittsburg will win
this year so that Pennsylvania may
have a world series all to itself. go
The fans in both cities are en-
titled TO that; they have waited pa
tiently through many distressing years.
PEAK OF FORM 20
1T really does look as though we
can win, not simply because we are
leading but because we have reached
the peak of form and should be able
TO retain it. Physically, my club is
perfect; mentally the men are in the
frame Of mind that goes towards win
ming ball bame the day il is played.
The fight for the flag presents a
peculiar angle. The Athletics are
youngsters for the most part, kids
just coming up who have all the fire
and ambition necessary to club in
the heat Of race. The Senators are
relying on veterans, players who have
been tried in tough situations and
who have come through.
CAN STAND GAIT W
81 believe the kids on our club can
stand the gaff just as wen as the
Senators, and, with the speed and
punch they have shown, will have
enough left to give them something
to work with during the closing days
of the race which / think will go
right down 20 the wire. "a
"The Giants seem to have lost some
of their confidence. They are still
to be figured on, but the stuff they
had in other years appears to be lack
ing this season."
The Athletics won the game here, 9
to ). Hcimach, Groves and Perkins,
Berry, formed the Philadelphia bat
terry; CullOton and Spencer the Pr
rates battery. Both teams bit hard.
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LONDON MONEY.

LONDON, Aug. lS.-standard copper,
Spot f62 lis Cd; futures. E53 lis Cd.
, Electrolytlc: Spot, f6S i5s; futures,
roo IS.
Tin: Spot 1855 17s Sd; futures. r2Ss
- Cd.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-08-18
BY the Associated Press.

NEW YORK, Aug. 1S.-Out of the
fading picture Of memorable achieve
mcnts in other days, sportdom has
called back the heroes OF ycSterycaT
TO head the cast of the passing ath-
letic show of 1925.
The selections have not been re-
Strictcd: nor have they been unjust,
Diamond ancicnts have shared with
turf court veterans in new honors ;
scared gladiators of the ring have
risen above the din of conflict to
reclaim recognition with familiar
knights of the links fairways against
the challenge of youth.
A national tennis champion of ten
years ago last week stepped out on
the chalk-lined battle-ground to win
back his place as second only 10 Will
liam T. Tilden when Billy Johnston of
California, playing under the sting of
defeat last year by Vincent Rich
ards, yanQuished the youthful Yon-
kers star for the second time in
five days in a stirring Davis Cup
test.
rs YEARS AGO.
Women who struggled for English
honors Is years ago returned to the
net TO renew rivalry in the Wight
man cup series, Mrs. Lambert Cham
bers of England and Mrs. May SUIT
ton Bundy, of California, being on
opposite sides of the corded barrier.
And at Mrs. Bundy's shoulder in u
losing American fight TO regain the
trophy stood Mrs. Molla i. Mallory
and Mary h. Browne, champions of
ten and thirteen years ago.
Five lean years of toll on the
mound with last place team has
finally brought its first world series
in eight for brilliant Eddie Rommcl,
of the Athletics. And if the Mack
men should stumble in the stretch,
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THE STATE OF TEXAS,
TnTTNTV nUr nT~AD


l. Jack r. Burke, Clerk of the County
Court and EN-Offcio Clerk OF the Com
missioners' Court Of BeSar County, Tex
as do hereby certify that the foregoing
Is true and correct copy of an olectin
order passed by the Commissioners Court
OF the County OF Bexar, Texas, on the
18th day OF August, A. d. 1925. az a
regular meeting of said Court. all mem
hers being present and voting AYE,
which order Is OF record in Book u. Pase
29S. ct sea, Of the minutes Of said Court,
and which snid minutes have been duly
signed by the County JUdEe.
witness my hand and seal OF the Com
missioners' Court this 18th day Of Au-
gust. 4. y. 1925.
Dated at San Antonio. Texas, this the
18th day of August, A. D. 1925
JACK r. BURKE,
County Clerk and Ex-Offlclo Clerk OF
the Commissioners Court OF Bexar
County. Texas.
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USE THE WANT ADS AND GET
QUICK RESULTS AT LOW COST
Evening star., 1925-07-19

tagging Bob McDonogh after the ESQ
Laurel Speedway thought at the ha
Peter De Paolo the
second place The shows De Pao who
Indianapolis Memorial day
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1925-09-04

early days, but their publishers were
so deeply ingrained with trade union
ism that they accepted their set
backs and hardships philosophically.
Because Of their great devotion to the
cause they sought to advance they re-
fused to recognize defeat. May all
union men recognize the sacrifices
made in their interest by the labor
press.
The non-partisan political policy Of
the American Federation of Labor
has proved its wisdom. During the
last nineteen years 200 laws of di-
rect benefit to labor have been en-
acted by congress while all state
legislatures have passed important
remedial legislation.
One reason for the success of the
legislation urged by the American
Federation of Labor is that it bene-
fits all the people except the privi-
legged few. Labor asks for nothing
that is not good for the people gen
orally. 1t has stood by the farmer in
his efforts for economic advance
ment 1t always has supported any
practical legislation that would bene-
fit the farmers. 1t has aided every
movement that has for it's purpose
the advancement Of humanity.
While these are only a few Of the
outstanding gains made by Labor in
the last forty-four years they are suf-
ficient to show that on this Labor
Day we have much for which to be
thankful. On this day we should re-
new our pledge Of continued and Wig
orous agitation for more progress
and still more progress.
We should make it our endeavor to
accomplish greater and greater re-
suits so that on our next Labor Day
we can say as we have said on every
other Labor Day that "the gains for
labor this year are greater than the
gains Of last year"
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1925-09-04
LABOR DAY BY
WILLIAM GREEN
Continued From Page One)

Continued From Page One)
that children should not be permitted
to work for wages but should be sent
to school and given every opportun-
itv for recreation The years have
elapsed since then but the struggle
to educate the masses and to bring
freedom from gainful occupations to
the children has actively continued.
While two laws enacted by congress
prohibited children al a tender age
from working at gainful occupations
they were declared unconstitutional.
Now we have a proposed amendment
to the constitution which if adopted
will confer upon congress authority
to pass statutory legislation making
child life free. Bitter and malignant
opposition is being made to this
worthy cause. But the American
Federation Of Labor will continue the
fight until it has made it possible for
congress to protect the nations chill
dren from industrial exploitation.
The Saturday half holiday and the
forty-four hour week are the results
of trade union agitation.
The union label placed on articles
produced by union men and women is
proof that they were made under san
itary conditions at wages that per-
NIT the wage eaIners to live in rea-
sonable comfort When you buy IN
ion labeled articles you benefit your
fellow union men.
The American Federation Of Labor
and its affiliated organizations have
not only brought greater happiness in
the lives of the wage eaIners but in
the nations hour Of danger it pledg-
ed the loyalty of its members to the
government Of the United States.
And that pledge was kept The Amer
lean Federation of Labor is never at
a loss what to do in any great crisis.
And this was eXemplified a thousand
fold in its attitude during the great
war.
Among the other victories and ac-
tivities which no one can deny to Lab
or are Workmen's compensation laws,
the restriction of immigration, pre-
venting the importation of labor un-
der contract, collective bargaining,
elimination of the sWeat-shop evil,
abolition of tenement-house labor
crusade against the white plague by
insisting upon sanitary workshops,
condemnation Of the sale of narcotics
and refusal to accept reductions in
wages during industrial depression.
After years of agitation Labor fin
ally prevailed upon congress to enact
a law that "labor is not commodity
CT article Of commerce." That same
law provides for jury trials in con
tempt cases. This was a most re-
markable advance in the restriction
Of the assumed power Of judges and
the supreme court recently declared
it constitutional. It also declared
compulsory arbitration unconstitu-
tlonal in either federal or state leg
islatiOn.
AS the trade union movement grew
labor papers began to appear here
and there until today they number in
the hundreds. 1t was a difficult
struggle for the labor press in the
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-08-30
CARTA DE GRATITUD AL DIR
FRANCESCHI CABALLERo

Cayey, p. r., agosto 1s, 1925.
sr. DR.. F. Franceschi Caballero,
San Juan, p. b.
Estimado Doctor
Unos breves rengIones para testi-
moniarle mi profunda gratitud por
La maravillosa curaci6n, que listed
logr6 realizar en- mi, al ibrarme del
terrible NAL que desde hacia algun
tempo venfa p~adeciendo, y contra
Ell cual hasta entonces Sc hahian
estrellado los planes medicos, a que
hube de someterme, en- la esperan-
"a de recobrar mi salud perdida.
Como listed sabe, mi s'caso'' era
completamente exceptional. La en-
fermedad no Sc parecia a ninguna
de las tratadas por I'd. hasta en-
tonces; pero, era, acknowledgements,
un case serio, grave va que sus te-
rribles consecuencias me habian di-
icultado en- las funciones del es-
tonnage, imposibilitandome, a la vez,
para conciliar Ell sueno, hasta Ell
punto de que Ell dia en- que lie visi-
t6 a I'd. por vez primera Nevada
varias noches sin dormir; y este,
undo a 10 anterior, habia debili-
tado completamente mi ORGANISING.
Pero, gracias a su actuaci6n in
teligente y efectiva, en- visitas que
hiciera listed en- Ell curse de POGO
tempo, mis- males desaparecieron
radicalmente, y en- la actuaidad,
mi est6mago realiza sus funciones
de n perfecta, y vuelvo a
dormir como en- los mejores dias
de mi vida.
Con Ell fin de reiterarIe Ell testi-
monio de mi gratitud a I'd, que ha
devuelto la salud a este, su antique
paciente, asi como la tranquilidad
al amino de todos los mics, Queda
s. s. y amigo,
FRANCISCO A. PIETRr.
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los .pOetas americanos que procla-
man un ideal distinto del nuestro
" pr%actican n estetica divorcia-
.da por entero de nuestro casticis-
mo?
Lo he dicho muchas veces, por-
que es en- mi una conviction muy
arraigada. ST los e~scritores espa-
noles aspiran a la reconquista es-
piritual de America, es indispensa-
Bile que antes Sc esfuercen por te-
ner una superioridad Intellectual, a
base de cultura amplia Y de origi-
nalidad en- Ell pensamiento, que las
ponga en- condolences de %contrarres
tar las poderosas influencias de
otros pafses extraios. Els ell esfuer-
20 que Sc ha hecho en- Francia pa
ra ~sobresalir, Y singularizarse, ha-
ciendo frente a esas corrientes in
vasoras de otras culturas, especial
AACntC Ia 0ACAAoA0 40C AACSO q tOuCA
un gran predominio en- la intellectual
lidad francesa.
Las quejas no sirven para NADIA,
va que ell sentimentalismo a la ho-
ra presente POGO influye en- Ia vi
da de relaci0n de los pueblos mo-
dernos, Y ell predominio es del mas
rico, del mas quito o del mas fuer-
tie. Sera de lamentar, pero ante las
realidades i~nexorables de la reali7
dad, 10 mismo en- la lucha por la
vida de los individuos como de los
pueblos, hay que rendirse a la evil
dencia, siendo precise ell maxine
esfuerzo de cada naci0n para triun
far Y ejercer una hegemonfa econo-
mica o meramente espiritual.
Angel Guerra.
Madrid. 16 Julio 1926.
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CARTAS De fSPANA
(Continuaci6n de Ia pag. %

NGOub4uu1caOu O0 ~ p&Ss a.
en- sus versos de todos los mods
mos coloniales.
Los poetas de las nueva genera
clones Sc han desviado de las in
fluencias espa1olas. Este hecho sc
ha producido tai vez por la deca-
dencia en- que ha cafdo La lfrica es-
panola contemporaries. Mientras
6sta cont6 con algunos poetas de
extraordinario relieve, como Zorri-
la por ejemplo, tuvo repercusiones
bien caracterfsticas en- La lfrcia anne
ricana.
Despues, a medida que la supe-
rioridad espanola desaparecfa. el
apartamiento Sc acentuaba hasta
llegar a producirse ell fen0meno in
verso. En- los ultimos yeinte amos
son los poetas americanos los que
ejercen una senalada Influenza en-
la lfrica eSpanOla- lis Dlen Iacll
comprobarlo. La Influenza france
sa e italiana en- nuestros poetas del
Ola no es directa, sino refleja. Sc
eJerce a traves de los poetas tras-
oceanicos.
Tarea c0moda serfa demostrar la
huella inmensa que han dejado en-
nuestra 1frica actual Ruben Darfo,
Amado Nervo, Icaza y muchos
otros poefas americanos. y ningu-
no de ellos ha seguido Ell espfritu Y
la forma de la tradici6n en- la II
RIGA castellana.
sesG6mo, entonces, 81 nuestros mis-
mos poetas Sc apartan de esa ira
dicion. mostrarse harto seyeros con
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-08-30

LoNDREs, agosto 29.-Las tes-
tas coronadas no estan muy seguras
en- su sitio. Y ell Soberano Demo-
cracia no es una exception a la re-
gla. Su autoridad es desafada, su
trono Sc tambalea. En- Russia, Italia,
Y Espaia Sc lie ha arrebatado su
dominic. En- Alemania Ell aniversa-
rio de su ascenso al poder fu@ cele-
brado Ell otro dia, pero Ell aconteci-
miento no tuvo importancia algu-
ma. Ell regocijo general estaba CEN
tralizado en- la fgura del viejo que
rrero Presidente Quien es Ell idolo
Y caudillo de aquellos. que suspiran
o la restauraci6n de La autocracia.
Ell espectaculo termin6 cantando Ell
"Deutchland Uber Alles'', Ell him
no guerrero de toda una republica.
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Ell CHARACTER DE LA LUCIA

No puede haber duda alguna en-
cuanto al caracter de la lucha que
Sc esta sosteniendo. Los trabajadoel
res empiezan a sefalar Ell hecho de
que MIR. Cook, con metodos de
acci6n directa, asegur6 mejores re-
sultados para ellos en- tres semanas
que Rampsay Macdonald en- nueve
meses de dominic parlamentario.
Cook estabiliz6 sus salaries que en-
.pezaban a bajar, y obtuvo fuera de
toda duda la completa reconstruc-
ci6n de Ia industrial. Ha hecho mas
en- descredito del parlamentarismo,
este es, en- contra de La democracia
inglesa, entire sus companeros de
labor que todos los comunistas que
han venido a Inglaterra durante los
dltimos amos. Por otro 1ado, Bald
win Y Churchill han echado a per-
der La confianza del pueblo en- ell
poderio de IN gobierno diplomat
co. Ell pueblo empieza a preguntar-
Sc 81 despues de TODD la democracia
no es otra cosa que nm gran bluff.
Else sometimiento ha llevado la du<
da a los corazones. Y ha hechc que
los pocos adictos al sistema cobren
nuevos brfos y esperanzas. A II :n-
mensa mayoria lie ha hecho expert
mentar la ensaci6n del miedo. Y
10 hay duda alguna de que provoca-
"a nuevos atentados por parte de
loS aaeooo%Ar&or
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OHGS. q GUIANA q TnL0n II 81 terra Sc 0CULE2
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EN- I~NGLATERRA

En- la Gran Bretaaa, la cuna de
la democracia europea, ell gobierno
popular recibi6 un rudo golpe GUAM
do ell Gobierno, con su enorme ma
yoria parlamentaria, Sc rindi6 abb
yectamente a una union obrera. Un
sistema de gobierno cuyo cetro item
bla en- sus manos de miedo ante una
amenaza de huelga tiene n~ecesaria-
mente que perder fuerza moral. Esa
es la raz6n porque en- eSta terra de
gobierno parlamentario, los hombres
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-08-30

Cayey, p. r., agosto 10, 1925.
sr. DR.. F. Franceschi Caballero,
San Juan, P. b.
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Ell PRoBLEMA FERRov1AR1o

Ell problema ferrovIario adn no ha
sido resuelto. Los managers dicen
que no pueden continuar trabajaneo
ST no Sc les autoriza a subir los fle-
tes o a reducir los salaries. Lo pri-
mer c~onvendrfa a terminar con Ell
ccmercio ingl6s. Lo segundo no pue
de conseguirse sin lucha. FL presi-
dente de la Union Nacional de Fe-
rroviarios ha declarado recientemen-
tie que a juicio suyo 'sse veria este
ano una de. las luchas mas feras
que Sc recuerdan en- la historic de
la industrial ferroviaria''. Eviden-
temente sera convencido de que hay
una conspiraci6n por parte de los
)atronos para reducir los salaries.
Despu6s de La gran victoria que
IL asegur6 Cook a los suyos, nj aun
J. n. Thomas podria persuadir a
su genie a ~retirarse sin descargar
I'm goIpe. Lo que hicieron los ferro-
viarios por los mineros es de espe-
rarse que hagan los mineros por los
ferroviarios. Ell Gobierno una vez
mas Sc puede yer obligado a decidir
pOr Ia paralizaci6n nacional Q 81 sub
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la DEMOCRACA ESTA AL Dor
DE DE La CATAS7ROH
AsI L~olAsEGURA DAVID LLOYD GEORGE
iPuede c0ncebTSe que la DemoCraca trilnfante en- la guerra fEacaSe en- la(
Paz?-ElKaser divide la gran leccion de la guerra

sidio. isaldr& triunfante la demo-
cracia ante esa alternative? Por 10
Q afrontara la situaci6n 81 hay
valor. 81. ese valor le falta por Sc
gunda vez hay que dar por cierto
que el sistema soviet sustituira al
gobierno democratic. Y la tnica al
ternativa seria una dictadura ra-
cista. TODD pues depende de que
surja un caudillo que sostenga la
situaci6n con mano de hero. La
naci6n esta al lado de las institucio-
mes e~xistentes y seguira al caudillo
que salga en- su defensa pero 81 los
nderes PRACTICES y audaces solo han
de encontrarse en- Ell campo revolu-
cionario, mientras que los generates
del campo CONSTITUTIONAL permane-
cen indecisos y vacilantes, me pa
rece que 81 resultado no necesita
~profesias.