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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-06-02
ESTADos UNIDos Y MEXICO
cooPERARAN CONTRA LOS &
CONFERENCE.-The DE La
FRoNTERA

WASHINGTON, JUNO /. Omitted
Press) Estados Unidos y Mejico
pronto inauguraran una campafia
para hmpiar la frontera de contra
bandistas. Tambi6n contra el vicio
y Ell juego. Estas declaraciones Sc
debe al secretario Ayudante del
Tesoro, Mr.. Andrews, quien ACADIA
de regresar de Ell Paso, TEXAS, don
de ambas naciones han frulado un
tratado con este fin. Este Tratado
no ses hara ptblico hasta que no
sea ratificado por ambos paises.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-06-02
HABLA EL eR. sosA
Mayo 30, 1926

Mayo 80, 1926.
Sr. Director de Ell MUNDo
San Juan, r. r..
Muy Sr. y amigo nuestro:
Habiendo visto publicado en- el
Importance diario de information
Ell MUNDo, en- sn edici6n del
viernes % de los corrientes, CORES
rondiente al No. $685. una infor-
naci6n, en- relaci6n con la Demands
por injunction interpuesta con
ira nosotros pcr The. Eneglotaria
Medicine Co, en- Ia Corte Federal,
para impedir la vents de. nuestro
afamado alcoholado sGLoRIA DE
PUERTO RICo,', en-, este pals, por
alegar que tiene un parecido con
otro producto similar que aqui Sc
vende, propiedad de la demaudan-
te, olvidaron u omitieron una par
te importantisima de Ia resoluci6n
del Hon. Juez Arthur F 0dhn,
cuys omission es perjudicial para
nuestros intereses y para los de
nuestros Representatives; y por 10 tan
to supIc&mosle que en- Sitio prefe-
rente igual al en- que aparece la
noticia mencionada, complete dicha
information indicando .queessla res
tricci6n de Ia venta del alcbhaldo
.GLoRLA de PUERTO RICO, es
puramente temporal VINO defnitiva
como parece indicar su information; /;
hasta tanto SO determine por las
cortes competentes 81 el nombSe
GLORIA de PUERTO RICO" de
nuestro alcoholado est@ o no en- con
flicto, de acuerdo con Ia ley que
rige las marcas de fabricas, con el
del. alcoholado de la demandante .ss
Dandole las mas exprestvasc gra4
cias, Sr. Director, por SD atenci6n
al darle publicidad a estas 1fneas
quedamoS de ID, -.
Muy altos. Afmo. amigos y IS.
THE WoLD's TRADE AGENCY
Per M. sosA LOPEZ.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-06-02
~ e4nI Il s{.a'sbr = .t.tf.sf.r t.
Gfan
4 Oportunidad

z ~. a.. sssS
la Escuela de Enfermeras del
Hospital Presbiteriano ofrece
a tln nGmero limitado de se-
horitas, blancas, de no menos
de ~ afios, de edad y que ha-
yam cursado Ter a1o de Es-
cuela Superior, la oportunidad
de ingresar en- Ell pr6ximo cur
SO que empezara el primero de
agosto.
NoTAs- Enyie su solicitud
antes del 10. de Julio al apar-
tados 367. San Juan.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-06-02
HAcIA Ell NoRTE:

Mahana enbarca en- el vapor
Caracas" el inteligente joven me-
lcanico Jose sAnqueira,. quien dlti-
nAamente ocupabs IN. alto puesto
de responsa5ilidad eli la "Compa-
mia Popular de CataFov.
+ Va al Norte ell distinguido jo-
ven con rnilss optinlistas. Sc pro-
pone ampliar suS corocirnieptos
fnecanicos. en- una gran f&brica
dc autos.
Deseamos. al inteligellte joveg
Anqueira buen viaje y exito en-
sus prop6sitos.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-06-02
El juez 0dIin.. :.
Uontnascion do n II. 1Ag.

Ademas, ese dfa embarca la Sc
fora del Juez, pero no 81, quien
saldra al otro dfa viernes hacia
Mayagiiez, donde tomara Ell vapor
Delfna aQae le lleyar& directamente
a Florida.
Todos los amigos del Juez que
deseen asistir al banquete pueden
notificarlo asf los siguientes ca
balleros: Besosa, wilcox, Hamilton,
Brown y Coll Cuchi.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-06-02
AcLARANDo.

Placenos hacet constar que el
autor. del articuTo que apareci6 en-
nuestro numero del sabado, titu-
lado: "SENTENCIA DE DIvoR-
,{TO INAPELABLE" es nuestro
q terido amigo y eolaborador, 81
joven Antonio Villarnil Santana,
.puos con motive. de no haber ma
yor espacio en- la columra hubo
cue suprimir dicho non1bre.
valga esta aclaracion como una
prueba mas de distinction al inte-
ligente Y querido amigo nuestro.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-06-02
(COntinuacion de ID Ira. pas.

mo un poeta decadente. viste un
traje girls cuadritos negros. su
conversation es viva, fir1ne, con
esa firmeza del hombre que esta
acostumbrado a dirigirseN "a hom-
bres y a .sortear las mas comph-
'tAntes de "entrar en- materia :"
recordamos con Ell Sr. Diaz, inciden-
tes de La excursion q. hicimos en-
conlpana del Gobernador y de altos
funeionarios insulares a sto. Domin
go,s sEl Hon. Presidente no recuer-
da bten la fecha, pues nuestra visi-
scoincidi6<con Ell periodic pre- cleo
ciohario en- la Repdblica, y el, y
todcs los~suyos, estaban muy ata-
reados en- la campaiia politica.
sin embargo, Ell reporter cree re-
cordar perfectamente al sefior Dfaz.
Y rememora Ia tarde de nuestra lle-
gada a ssnto Domingo, Y la recep
ci6n oticiaI que 81 entonces Presi.
deAts PROVISIONAL sefior viccini
RHfgos, nos dispense a los excur-
sionistas inmediatamente despues
de. nuestgo srribo, en- el legendario
Palaeio de Ia Gobernaci6n,o cuando
los 1lombres de ,todos ncsotros eran
pronnnciados. en- alta -voz pors Ell
Introdnctor de embajadores' Ell
la fsstu6sa amplitnd del salon pre-
sidsHcial. Y 81 reporter fecuerda
elesy 4antes de los nuestros, el nom
bre del sefior Diaz, fue pronunciado
ror aQuel funcionario en- su carac-
ter; sentonces, de Abogado Consul
tor del Primer Mandatario de la
Naei6n.
Ala evocaci6n del reporter asien
tessel senior Diaz, conhrmando que,
efectivamente, 81 desempeno el car
go. .de Abogado Consultor del ex-
Presidente Provisional; isr viccini
BIfgos.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-06-02

cial parece ser el no concederle a
ningun deudor terminos mas bajos
que a Inglaterra, aunque puede ser
que Sc les conceda una moratoc4a
mucho mas ventajosa.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-06-02
MUERE FL Ex-vIcE PREsIDEN
TIE MARSHALL +

sWAsHINGToN. JUNO l., tUnited
Press.}-H ex-vice presidentas TEo-
mas E. Marshall ha muerto esta ma
Hama en- Washington. Tenias III a1cs
de edad. ocho de elios fue vtce-p.s-
sidente baSo Ia Presideneia de vii
son ~. eg
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-06-02

Nos despedimos del sefior Presi-
dente Diaz, despu6s de desearle el
mayor bienestar para el y para su
patria. santo Domingo es un pals
namado muy altos destinos, So
>bre todo, ahora, que las prudentes
Y sabias inteligencias de sus ac-
tuales lideres, pasada la borrasca
de la Intervention que oscurecio su
cielo, le estan tiando IN impulse tan
repubhCano como eminentemente
progresista.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-06-02
vARIos DUENOs DE GUAGUAs
ENDosAN Ell NUEvo EEGLA-
MENTo DE LA CoM1sIoN DE
SERvIcIO PUBLICo pssg

En- nuestra edici6n de ayex Eta1os
noticia de Las enmiendas hechas al
Reglamento de vehfculos de Mo
tor, las cuales ponen bajo La juris
dicci6n de La Comisi6n de Serv;cio
Phblico a todos los automobiles oAc
Sc dedican a la transportation de
pasajeros. Para saber que iupre.
sion habia causado esta info ma.
ci6n en- los duefios de guaguas, nos
hemos entrevistado con algunos de
ellOs. He aqui sus opiniones. ~
CON Ell sR. ARcELAY a@sasa
sEuestro servicio ade guaguas oes
cada veg mas importante Y bsie-
ficioso para Ell p1bhco y todo 10
que tienda a proteger la vida de
los pasajeros tiene necesariamehte
que MERCER nuestra aprobac36n. -
. = '.f1.sS a :t6 - s1Clc,
CON Ell sR. A. s sIs',. ..g.e.'.- II. +.
s. KoBLEs '''-''''
"Nuestro negocio de gnaguas lie
ma una gran necesidad Nosotros hs
cenos todo 10 que esta a nnestro
aIcance por mejorar el servicio. M
vemos garantia algnna rS~o los pa
sajeros de sutom6viles de s,svicio
Piiblico 81 estos no So ponen en-
iguales condolences que nuestros
vehiculos. Nosotros tenemos que fe-
hcitar a la comisi6n por esta me-
dida" 54A7.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-06-02

Lnego, a preguntas nuestras, Ell
Hob. Prssidelite nos dice que ha-
bia 1legado hace varios dias a San
Juan y que Sc embarcaba aver mis-
mo, en- el "oarabobo", hacia Gu
razao, "a donde iba con el fin de
unirse "a una hijaa suga que cprsa
estudiOS en- un cOiegio raaicadO
alli. I
x Do santo Domingo, Gque nos
dice uSted?-preguntamos.
Ell Tcdo. Diaz, modesto hasta Ell
Unite, dicg tener 'muy poca cosa
que dscir''s. Zero, pensandos quiz
xas, qpe un Presidente de senado
por mas que NADIA tenga que decir
debe siempre decir algo, nuestro
entrevistado nos habla de las re-
cientes, importantisinas enmiendas
de qrs ha sido objeto la namada
'conyeHci6h de 1907 especie de
tratado entire la vecina Replblica y
Jos Estados Unidos cuya' supuesta
violacfen por parte de Ia: primera
di6 ordgen a La intervention ameri-
cana.
En- virtud de la referida ''Con-
Venci6n de 1917, a santc Domin-
go 10 estabah vedadas ciertas ini-
ciativas inherentes la soberanfa
de todo pueblo libre, tales como
Ia de- legislar sobrs natsria de
arancsles W en- caessioass sae ere.
ditto, no rebasar el limite Smareado
en- la catada convention, habiendo
sido "a presunta StolacicS de este
tltimd, Ell motive alegado mas tar
de pof Norte America para justifs
car sl intervention en- la iAIltfIia
Hernana...
Como asunto de trascendental i'm
portancia para ell pals, nos dice ell
senior Diaz, la Convention iIde
1907 ha sido enmendada por La
Legislature Nacional, facultando-
SCI al Pueblo de santo Domingo a
legislar sobre mater1a de arance-
les y a anmentar sus crsdito 25
miIlcnes- mas credito adicisnal es-
te del que ell Pals puede disponer o
nor segln u conyenga a sus inte-
reses generates.
Otra de las enmiendas de que
hal sido objeto, la "Convencion de
1907 es aqueIla en- virtud de la
cual los Estados Unidos estaban an
torizados a reaukar intervencao,
mes armadss en- Ia .Isla, case de que
10 creyeran procedente...
Ia nuexa legisIaciong que rige,
eegdn nos dice el sefior Diaz ma
tossla anterior, sustituy6ndola por
otfa mas en- ccnsacuencia cohael es-
piE5tu demccratico de Ia epoca.
puestO aue con aquelia se crea un
sistema de arbitraje para dilucidar
todas las controversies que surjan
entire uno y otro pais,s cesando, por
consigaiente,- toda justification de
intervenciones arlnadas en- la Re
pd6iica.- o.
El senior Diaz nos dice que Sc lu-
cltC duramente para obtener esta le
gisiacion; pero, que al fin Sc obta-
vc., por 10 que elIos Sc sienten lssi-
tiniamente orgullosos y SATISFIED los
Caiitda5 frases de ciogio pronun-
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-06-02
Ell Hon. Presidente DEL.

ca del actual Jefe Executive de la
Isla, Hon. General V&zquez. Dijo
que este ha sido Ell Presidente mas
liberal que ha tenido Santo Do
mingo. Que su actitud, invitando
d todos los partidos politicos d I
pals. compartir con Ell suyo las
responsibilities pabhcas, es de 10
mas acertado que ha podido hacer
gobernante tan preclaro; pues con
esa practica Sc ha conseguido q. to-
dos los bandos po1fticos cooperen
con Ell Gobierro en- ell mejoramien-
to de los intereses colectivoG de Ia
Replblica. Por ESQ no es extrafio
ALI que Peynado-por ejemplo,--
Jefe de la Coahcion que perdi6 las
elecciones, SO yea amenudo Ell la
compafifa del propio preSidente
VazQuez, discutiendo asuntos de in
teres comin para la Rephblica. Y
por ESQ es que en- Ell Gabinete del
sefior V$zquez hay tarnbi6n ele-
mentos que pertenecen a otros par
tidos distintos al del Presidente.
FL general vazquez, dice ha lie
gado a consoIidar la situaci6n de
tai manera, que va ell pals no Sc
ocupa mas qne de su propio pro-
greso y de su prosperidad.
La calma y tranqui1dad, pnes,
que reina por todas parties es abso-
luta, y estamos al principle de una
verdadera era de progress para ell
Pals.
En- ctanto al presidents VAzQuez,
dijo, es acknowledgements, uno do los
mas grandes estadistas que tieue La
America Latina. Posee atlas capa-
cidades ADMINISTRATORS. Don dc
gentes. Es un hombre que atrae,
subyuga. Es orador, h6roe, un in
telectual. Su mentaIdad robuSta,
poderosa, abarca mdltiples conoci.
mientos.....
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-06-02

pr0greSiSta.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-02-06
SPEED SESSION
IS DISCONTINUED
Motorists to Be Tried Daily,
Says WiImeth,

Thursday speeder session in city
court was abolished today by Judge
DeIbert o. Wflmeth on recommends
ton of Deputy Prosecutor Paul
Rhoadarmer.
Rhoadarmer had been asked by
Wilmeth to investigate the disap'
pearance of affidavits against speed
ers between Thursday sessions.
Speeders will be tried the day fol.
lowing arrests at an hour conven-
lent for the arresting officers. Will
meth said.
Lieut.. Earl Halstead, in charge of
the police motorcycle division, said
the new order would handicap his
work because officers would have
to spend time in court every day,
whereas now they chase speeders
all week and spend only Thursday
morning in court.
Daily speed trials will begin Sat
urday.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-02-06
BACK TO CINCINNATI
Body of Yeast King VIII Be Re
turned to Ohio City.
~ United Press

BIZ United PTess
MIAMI, Fla, Feb. 6.-The body
of julius Fleischmann. So, million
aire yeast king and sportsman to-
day awaited shipment to Cincinnati,
Ohio, his birth place. / where he
served two terms as mayor, for
burial
Victim of strenuous life, F,leisch-
mann died from heart disease on a
polo field here Thursday.
Thursday in match between the
FASTENERS and the Rovers. he
slipped from his horse, staggered to
the side lines and in five minutes
was dead.
Twice married, each time unhap-
PLY. Fleischmann is survived by
two children, Julius Jr., "a, and a
daughter, Mrs. H. C. Yeaser. both of
Cincinnati.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-02-06
END TABLES,
S2.05

We have a few daven-
port end tables at this un-
usual figure. Finished in
combination mahogany.
Just the thing for your
living room.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-02-06
WHITE RIVER AFFECTED
Bill Would Provide for Dredging and
straightening.

The Indiana Senate Committee on
Swamp Lands and Drains today re-
ported favorably on bill by Senator
Easton. Sanborn, providing for
scraping of White River between
Edwardsport and Wheatland. The
bill affects Knox, Daviess, Pike and
Greene Counties,
Provision is made for ditching the
river, cutting off approximately
twenty miles and affecting 10000
acres Of rich farm land. Cost is
estimated at 100000.
This committee from counties
affected met with the Senate Com
mittee: Cy Davis, Bloomfield, c. C.
Faith and Joe Allen, Washington:
Oscar Barr, Bruceville. and william
Farrell.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-02-06
CONFESSION is HOAX

BH United Press
CHICAGO, Feb. George veen-
estra, %. Lansing, ILL.,. who Thurs
day presented himself to the chief
of police at Harvey, ILL.,, claiming to
be the murderer Of Dean O'Banion,
Chicago vice car. today admitted
his confession was hoax. .Veenes-
ira said he wanted to arouse SYM
pathy Of his wife, who has not been
living with him. He win be ex-
amined for sanity.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-02-06
DECISION is EXPECTED
Oriental st. Action to Be Taken BY
Board, Probably Today.

Decision on opening or closing
Oriental st. when track elevation
plans are carried out probably will
be given today by the board of
works. The question was taken
under Amusement Wednesday after
a stormy public hearing.
The Chamber OF Commerce, Ford
Motor Company, and other business
agencies, favor closing the street.
South side residents demand that it
be kept open.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-02-06

ry, was found dead last night in his
room, butcher knife stuck in his
back.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-02-06

Photo by Perrott
ROBERT SMITH
@7OB SMITH, 219 N. David
Tx son St., one of the newer
III men on the police force
was appointed Oct %, 1928. Be
tween Z a. m. and p. m. you
may meet him occupied at any
one OF many tasks in District
10, bounded by Harrison ST.,
English Ave-, State St.. Noble
ST., and Washington ST..
This district has several bad
railroad crossings and all rail
roads bring into the city float
ers or loafers who have to be
kept on the move out of town
or placed in iail. Smith also
sees that school children get
safely across the tracks.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-02-06

nese district here to prevent further
outbreaks in the tong war. A res
taurant worker, known molly as Har-
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-02-06

Chinaman Killed
i CHICAGO, Feb. 6.-PoIice today
took every precaution in the Chi
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1925-08-27

to provide good detours-and
allay the common prejudice
against detours. Where construc-
ton will close a section of trunk
highway. the department al.
ways tries to select the best pos
sible detour. Nearly always the
detour is strengthened and some
times virtually rebuilt to carry
the extra burden of traffic that is
to be thrown upon it and often
the preparations are begun
months in advance.
But there are limits on the ex-
pense that reasonably may be in
CURED to furnish a temporary
route during the progress of inn
provement of the permanent high
way. In some situations involv-
ing large volumes Of traffic. pro-
vision of a first-class detour
would cost practically as much as
the building of the permanent
heavy duty highway. That is
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1925-08-27
DETOURS BEFORE
GOOD ROADS

On the worst modern highway
detour. dust that is only grit in
the pessimist's teeth carried good
roads rainbows for the optimist.
Ordinarily. detours are found
now only in locations where new
and better permanent construc-
ton is in progress on the regular
highways. The detour still suf-
fers from a VIGOROUSLY bad name
of long standing. in spite of the
large OUTLAWS to raise its standing
with the road using public. AS a
rule, it is condemned without
even a trial. Only by presenting
a perfectly smooth way can the
detour surmount the mountain of
public prejudice and get even a
fair rating.
Special efforts are made by the
Minnesota highway department
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1925-08-27
ESCAPED coNvlcrs CAPTURED
Wsrs Involved In Batsls Ia which
Two 0uards Wsrs Killed

Portland. ors.--Ths hunt for the
escaped convicts from the stats psni.
Tertiary 1t salem ended with the cap
turs Of the two fngitivss still ct large
On thu Warrington side Of the coium-
bis river. The frst Of the trio cap
tnred was taken IN Csntralia, wash.
The captures ended : dstsrmined
hunt covering three states. sincs the
men broke through guards II TIE
prison. August II aftsr killing two
with weapons taken from The Jan A.
mory. Another convict Who joined n
the break. the notorious bandit Sore
son Bert" Jones. Wa slain n the bat
tie with the gusrdA
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1925-08-27
WASHINGTON LETTER
Continued IRON rars 1,

Continued from Page u
coast guard. a service which is
organized on military lines.
An official analysis of the
situation" made public at the
Treasury as a memorandum for
the new administrators. instructs
them to eliminate the bootleg
industry"
THE bootlegging business
must be eliminated by depriving
it of its source Of supply, or by
depriving it Of its market, said
the order. A hint that the new
enforcement machine is to go be-
yond the mere bootlegger and
illicit manufacturer and seek
those who lend aid and comfort
to lawbreakers. was contained in
the memorandum.
The three main lines Of attack
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1925-08-27
csIebrsss indian Treaty Anniversary.

Celebrate indian Treaty Anniversary.
Z Prairie Du Chen. Wis.--The Tooth
anniversary Of the Indian treaty OF
1s25 was celebrated with pageant on
McGregor Heights. with more than
1000 persons participating. here. For
ty-two Indians. ancestors OF those who
were present when the original treaty
was made. took part in the days cels-
bration. Headed BY Chief Oliver La
mere OF winnebago. Neb.. the Potta'
watamies. winnebasoes and Sioux
were represented from Wisconsin,
Iowa and Nebraska tribes. The chief
vas accompanied by bis daughter.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1925-08-27
SIR LARRY o'KEEFE IS FOUND


Austin. Minn.--Larry o'Kssfe. the
former Austin packing plant empioys
who a few months ago startled the
northwest with the announcement
that he had succeeded 10 baronial
estate and title in Ireland. and then
disappeared, has been found.
He IL In the Marine hospital At Tam.
pico. Mexico. his mind blank 90 far
rs events Of the last ave years are
concerned.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1925-08-27

were outlined by Mr.. Andrews As
follows:
l. Wiping out sources Of sup
ply. including importation. manu-
facture. diversion and transpor-
tation; CD educating the mar
ket' 1.-THE public) to a knowledge
of the danger that lies in boot
leg liquor: and CD eliminating
conspiracies TO violate the prohi-
bition laws in the larger cities,
which reveal persons in all walks
of life as responsible for the
present prohibition problem.
The secondary object for the
Federal forces, Mr.. Andrews
points out is TO assist and de-
velop local law Increment. "A
tremendous campaign has been
mapped out. 1t should be sue.
cessful.
American Want Ads are read
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1925-08-27
8 HELD in COUNTERFEIT PLOT

Banks and postomIcss Warned u spu-
rIous Gold Certificates Circulated.
Chicago--six men have been ar
rested In coEnsction with . 100000
counterfeiting plot. federal authorities
announced.
simultaneously the Chicago postof
Zee sent warning out TO postoffices
and banks. In middlewestern states,
against spurious $40 gold certificates.
which the counterfeit ring 10 said TO
have dealt In.
Four men were arrested IN Detroit.
Mich, one In Rockford and one In Ks
nosha. the secret service men said.
Their names were not revealed.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1925-08-27

especially true on sections on
light. sandy soil.
The department policy, how
ever, is to keep detours in the
best condition that reasonable
expenditure will permit, all
things considered. and to ask
road users who are paying all
the bills to bear in mind that a
little dust nuisance and tempo
rary discomfort is making large
savings for them and is merely
the forerunner of a good road
soon under their vehicles.
Jokes about pots of gold" for
highway contractors at the end
of detour rainbows are barred
anyway they do not always ma
terialize under the present low
price levels on highway build
ing in Minnesota.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1925-08-27
CHICAGO OPEN MARKET PLACE


Chicago with the handing over Of
q gold key four feet long, buildings Of
Chicago's new cooperative market
place symbolized the completion Of the
100000 group Of buildings and
turned them over 10 commission mer.
chants who viii transact their $780,.
OO0, 900 yearly business.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1925-08-27
MAY NAME JAPANESE ENVOY


swampscoft. Mass.---with his vaoa,
ton stay IN New Ensiand drawing 10
close but the end not Immediately
In sight President Coolidge intends
TO continue during the week the con-
ference with government heads ~
which he has kept IN touch with NJ
tional AFFAIRS throughout The summer.
He In giving his attention just now
10 the appointment Of : successor to
the late Edgar Bancroft, Ambassador
10 Japan. and II Il likely the selection
win be announced before he returns
10 Washington.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1925-08-27
FRANCE ACTS TO
SETTLE WAR DEBT


joseph CaiIlaux. The French
ministsr q finance. whose coming was
hsrAldsd hy columns a. print N %,
psrs. arrived hers n London. He win
begin conversations with Winston
Churchill chancsllor Of The sxchsQusr.
- - What caa ~ done about The