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accept none as the army is making
him stay in Washington until after
his court-martial.
OF this talk that he will be consid-
cred as a presidential possibility lie
invariably answers:
LIKES FLYING.
"Bosh-Tm a flyer: that's the lam
guage / speak. I'm interested in only
one thing-providing an adequate de-
Tense for my country. I've been in
the army since my teens, when l
enlisted as a private in the Spanish
American War. | like the flyers
life."
Colonel Mitchell has never taken the
smallest part in partisan politics. lie
frankly states that he does not know
how be would class-as Democrat or
Republican, politics if he classed
at all.
He does not even remember ever
having east n ballot.
But all this is apparently making
little difference to his sdmiring friends
not a few of whom are themselves in
national politics.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-10-27
.SK|DMORE SCOUTS
AFFILIATED IN S. A.

Affiliation of the newly organized
Boy Scouts troop Of Skidmore, with
the Boy Scouts of San Antonio was
announced Monday evening by Miss
Elsie Persch, secretary Of Alamo
Council, Boy Scouts Of America.
This action followed approval of n
request made by II. L. Rowlett, scou,
master and p. d. Hodge, assistant
scout master of the Skidmorc troop.
The troop has been organized with
ten boys and its committee is formed
by John Galloway, ]. +. jolly and V.
E. Kessler.
The parent Teachers Association of
Skidmore will supervise the troop.
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PALACE PLANS PARTY
FOR EMPTY STOCKING

All the profits from the Palace
Theater Halloween Mardi Gras to
be held next Saturday night will be
turned over as an initial donation to
the Empty Stocking Fund, it was an
nounced Tuesday morning by Louis
Santikos, general manager OF the Pal
ace Theater.
For this occasion the Palace ar
cade will be specially redccorated and
Halloween souvenirs and noise-maker
novelties will be purchased and dis
tributed free to all who attend.
Singers, dancers, black-face artists
and monologue specialists have been
called upon To contest that night.
There will be S10c cash and 40 other
prizes awarded for the best acts.
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HOLD NEGRO ON RUM
CHARGE AFTER HE
BATTLES "M-LAW''

At last, a mother-in-law has been
found really at fault.
Emergency Officer Lonnie Crow has
heard mothers-in-law blamed for nu-
merous things. But not until Mon
day night did he find one upon whose
shoulders he really could place the
blame.
Man beating a woman up came
in call from blackberry street. Of
ficer Crow, Detectives Perrow and
Lyons responded. They found a negro
engaged in battle with his mother-in-
law.
"She's drunk" the negro explained.
This aroused the officers suspicion.
In a back room they found 12j pints
Of beer and a still.
"She started it all by stealing some
Of M liquor and getting drunk" said
the negro.
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AMERICAN Filler
WINS SPEED
RACE CUP
Lieutenant Doolittle Wings
Way at 232 Miles Per
Hour to Victory.

BALTIMORE, Oct. 27.-OP-A jet
black little United States army Cur
It's racer, with an uncannily dexterous
pilot in the cockpit, proved Americas
cup defender yesterday when Lieuten-
ant James n. Doolittle won with
232.573 miles. an hour victory in the
international Jacques Schneider sea
plane trophy race. Lieutenant Doolit-
ties time was a new Schneider tro-
ply mark, and in addition be set up
claims for three new worlds records
100 kilomoeters, 200 kilometers and
maximum speed-which will be pre-
scented TO the Federation Aeronautique
Internntionale for recognition.
Lieutenant Doolittle made 235.036
miles per hour on his last lap around
the J0-kiIometer course. The previous
world record recognized by the Fed
Grafton Aeronautique Internationale
was 226.752. made by Captain Henry
c. Baird in Great Britain's mystery
ship the super-marine, Napier S-4,
in a trial flight at Southampton.
SUPER-MARINE CRASHES.
The super-marine, entered in the
Schneider cup race, crashed with Cap
tain Baird during trial flight last
Thursday and was totally wrecked.
Lieutenant Doolittle's beautiful hand.
ling Of his ship on the turns, was
credited b ythe timers with cutting
80 10 35 miles from the race for him
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Mex.
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and to have been an outstanding fea
ture of his victory.
Lieutenant Ralph A. Ofstie, United
States navy, whose plane was forced
out of the contest in the fifth lap,
flew a Curtis seaplane that made
1920 miles per hour for both 100 and
200 kilometers here a year ago. Lieu
tenant Doolittle's marks were 234.712
for 100 kilometers and 234.352 for
200 kilometers. Captain Hubert Broad,
Britain's only pilot in the race, drove
a Gloster-Napier III. TO second place.
after Lieutenant Ofstie and Lieuten-
ant George 7. Cuddihy had dropped
out with engine trouble. Captain
Breads speed was 199.160 miles per
hour. Lieutenant Cuddihy in his six
laps made 220.452 miles per hour and
Lieutenant Ofstie turned in 21s.307
for the five laps he was in the air.
COURSE TO HIMSELF.
Lieutenant Giovanni Briganti, Ial-
ian, who took third place, had the
course to himself, after the two United
States planes had failed TO reappear
after a trip across the horizon in the
direction Of the first pylon. His time
for the seven laps was 16S.444. He
failed to receive the finish flag and
essayed an eighth lap, to be forced
down before il was completed. All
three planes were towed in safely.
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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-05-30
Los Comienzos Deficiencies.
de un Fanaoso . Jockey"

A su regreso q Tnglaterra, Sloan.
en- una forma u otra ofendi6 la
aristocracia -inglesa. ;En que for
ma 10 hizo? FL asunto es, ,hasta hoy.
IN misterio. Algpnas personals di-
cen que Sloan trato de interyenir
demasiado 1irectamente en- los astln
tos de varios arist0cratas, = que CO.
mo no pudo hacerlo Sc habfa EXPIRE
satp en- forina POGO halagadera pa.
ra elloS. Sea 10 que sea- Ia 1erdad
es que a partlr de esa epoea, su
destino fue cosa perfeetalnente esta
blecida.
Sloan esay0 en- .desgraeia con los
principales duebos de stud de Ingla-
terra, Aun aquellos que Sc habfan
peleado pcr obtener sus seryicios 10
ofyidaron por complete. Y un buen
ala Sloan Sc encontr0 suspendfdo
Decide entonces ir a Erancia, pero
alll encontr0 que stambien estaba sus
pendido. La mala suerte comenzo
a perseguirlo. Sloan, que hahfa te-
nido aciertos magistrates en- sus
apuestas, no consiguio senalar un
simple place. Perdio grandes sulnas
de dinero y su enorIne fortuna Sc
redujo a una miseria.
Finalmente volyi6 a su TERRA ma
tai coffiando en- ane Sc lie dejarfa
correr Peyo encontr6 que las auto
ridaaes del turf estadounidense apo
yaban las de Gran Bretana y Fran
cia. ! asf terlnin0 sn carrera de
jockey.
Esto ocurrio hace cerca de vein
tie amos. En- el vasto lapse de item
po ,transcurrido desde entonees.
Sloan ha hecho yalias veces el VIA
je de Estados Unidos a Europa, ha
ganado aig1n dinero aqnf 0 ALA con
diversos ynegocios, pero todo 10 que
ha conseguido la lido tirandolo en-
las ndsmas pistas que lie dieron fa-
ma Y una inniensa fortuna y que
hoy son eseenarfos de su decaden-
cia
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Depdtiyas

coNTEsTANDo


En- sci ,1mparcial' del viernes
proximo pasado aparecio en- las CO.
lumnas de dicho peri6dico un ar
ticrlo sobre el juego celebrado el
domingo en- la hga de La och1 en-
ire las novenas sSantTce star" y
"TreS Banderas".
lie llamamos articulo y no CARA
batc 10 que nj siqudera tenia
vestigios de cr6nica, para 40 des-
alentar. al cronista novel que por
primera ves 50 dispuso a ,enlborrc-
mar unas cuartillas, habienac des-
barrado por cierto pues los lecteres
no pudiernn sacar NADIA Ell lirnpiO
de 10 que el articulo en- cuesti6ti
decia.
Habla Ell tar WI II CHANG.
que asi Sc nolhbra 81 aspirante a
cronista, de- Ia indisciplina. Es
realmente gracioso Y comico Gpe
10 ncvena tires Banderas' que
sabenios positivamento Que habla
por bOca del mencionado aspiran-
ts, 10 liable de indisciplina a Ia
noyona +santurce 6tar" Ia no
vena do Ia isla de Puerto Rico,
mejOr constituida, y quo ha liz
mado la atenci6n en- todas las Z
gas en- que SO ha ptescntado pOr
su reconocida y probada discipli-
ma do sus jugadores.
Pudiera segpir criticando las ma
nifestaciones del tai cronista, aero
me parece que cogeria mucho item
po en- clio, cuando positivame4te
50 que los lectOfes habran dadcse
cuenta de sus atrocidades...(?l
lie suplico Al aspirante, mas cui-
dado on stis pr6xiinos trabajos pos
81 algun dia auiers llamarse Gre
nistan;; Y para terminar le recO-
niendaria una gramatica JAMES.
BA1sT, IN.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-05-30
~ pobFe cFIatlirA ers
UNA las g. viva
laEnfeniledadDe De Ia
Piel Sc Iba Exfendien
En- Esta Mia

EI. .Sr. Juan Morales, conocido = respetaH
vecino de Calvin. Texas, Sc eKprea en- %
eiEuieutes terminps sobre Ia afamada med
Gina Lavol: La nina sufri6 dliraute vaxio
meses y q enfermedad Sc iba extendiendo
cubriendo kDdo el cueIlo. Estaba muy enter
MAJ "a iIeye yer al doctor, pero eHs receta
no Ie produieron ningdn alivio. No obsefv
mejorta en- el estado de mi hiia, sino hasta nu
mi cunado me hahl6 de I.ayoI. POGO a pocee
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-05-30

.un queso mas rico, 11ejor sazonado y
mas delicado. viene en- cajitas de cinco
liBfas, sienpre tierno y cremoso, I'd.
puece con1prar la cantidad que I'd. de-
see y cortarlo en- longitas apetitosas
quier OCCASION especial 81 10 desea, pue-
de obtenerlo ahora enlpaquetes especial
les de una y de media libra.
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las aQilCdCAO1lto ~
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mes de la Auk nc
Latina, este con 81
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que Lavol produc
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TOD SLOAN ERA TERRIBLE
MENTE INEPTo CUANDO EN-
TRIO DE VAREADOR EN TN STUD
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ANOTHER CHERl SHE'D TRADITION
 GETS JOLT.

The Royal Canadian Mounted Police rise to protest, and in doing they put decided crimp in one of our cherished traditions. From Ottawa comes the annou:e men that ''get your man. is not the slogan of the 'n,ountes' but echo from the pages of fcttn Md Hollywood. For one thing, !" said high official If the movie actors who mpelsonate Canal an lomted policemen insist on wearing pill-box hat with service uniforms I wish they would get haircut; to begin with A hair cut goes :, much better with pill-box than the ann brosial lccks current the stage But the protest will be in Wn Of course the Mounted
 oe do not always <'get their man., but that does not the tradition fer the best regulated of au- thors and actors. Mark Twain once said he would river ninety 7niles if the exgiencies of story required it. As Erll y to abolish Santa Claus to tilt at the tradition cf the pernacity of the Canadian Royals
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MAKING HARDER THE WAY OF THE
 MURDEROUS GUNMAN

The government has wisely taken steps to check the indiscrminate sale of firearms The house has passed, by vote of 282 to 39 bill de- signed to make difficult the of the mails for the shipments of weapons capable of being cealed the person. It is not intended to inter fere with the shipment of small arms through the ordinary channels of trade, for manufacturers still may mail to dealers or to authorized classes such as law officers, postal employees and watchmen official ly employed The bill, however, would stop the evasion of state laws which forbid sale of firearms except by permit, and which attempting to con- trol the traffic in The increase in crime is due in some measure to the with which weapons may be obtained, and state and federal control of the sale and distribution of arms, should have some good effect in checking this practice. That public opinion is coming to be centered the question is shown by the fact that recently of the largest mail order houses announced that 1t would dscon- tinue the distribution of firearms.
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MEMBER OF THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
i(t)IL-.GGERS OF THE PAST

The boOtter4cr is just a smuggler under a new name. Ks Augustus framed the first known ex else law 1t can be taken for granted that the first bootlegger was a Roman fsherman and that under of darkness there plenty of booze run ming along the fiber The smuggler has been oper atile since and today revenue cutters patrol every water line i'll Europe. But by way of speci fc Illustration, consider what happened when tea and coffee first introduced into Europe. The beer and liquor interests objected strongly to the n troluction of these new beverages and the govern ments of the day were sodly behind them. Charles l. of England issued proclamation against the cof feehouses which had sprung up terming them sem inaries of sedtion. Later three thousand of them summarily closed up in London. In Ger many, Frederick the Great thundered his disapprov al of coffee in the form of manfestoes. He him. self had been raised on beer he averred his ances tors had been raised on beer his glorious victories had been beer and he was disgusted to note how many of his subjects had taken to drinking cof fee.
 As his loyal subjects continued to drink coffee m everncreasing numbers, Frederick endeavored to turn tn etraffic into royal monopoly. Royal coffee roasting establishments were started and the common people forbidden to do any roasting on ther own. The hauSfrauS of Prussia promptly proceeded to break the law by roasting coffee in their kitchens. In other words coffee stills became the order of the day, and Frederick was compelled to organize force of revenue men who went about the streets of Berlin with their noses in the air hunting for proof of illicit coffee. They became known, naturally, as coffee sniffers and were re- warded by share of the fines imposed as a result of their sleuthing
 Heavy taxes were clapped tea when 1t first invaded Britain and tea booeggng at once became profitable occupation. The smuggling devised many methods of tea-runnng. Most of them wore complicated and ingenious costume which enabled them to smuggle in much thirty pounds of tea concealed on their persons
 We have unfortunately, given the world grossly exaggeraes idea of the extent to which we break the Vostead Law. If statistics were avail able 1t would be found that only small percentage of the men of America are dealing with bootleggers and that the home still is becoming extinct Dis regard of the law may be glarng and wide open but the number of people who break the law is never theless comparatively small. It is getting smaller all the time. We adjusting ourselves to the new condition more rapidly than would be possible with their centuries of smuggling back of them.
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gov ernment. The British foreign secretary of the tine, Lord Palmerston, warned the Neapoltan gov elment of the violent revolution that long continu ed and widespread injustice would surely bring about.
 In this connection, General J. B. Seely for member of the government of MT. Lloyd George, points out that the Soviet government has been guil ty e. manifold and grave abuses on scale i'm Eeasurably greater than that denounced by the Brit is foreign secretary of 73 years ago. He points out that Lord Grey of Faoden, in speaking the Russian pacts said the Soviet government found ed on massacre. The reign of terror in Russia con- tinues General Seely believes that taking into consideration all the circumstances to conclude a treaty with Russia without guarantees of the sane tity of human life would be to condone their offences and share in their guilt. The omission of any pro- vision respecting the sanctity of human life illus trates the half baked character of the pacs drawn up with the Soviet emssaries.-V Victora (B.C.) Col onist.
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SANCTITY OF LIFE.

In the Russian pact which Britain s Labor gov ernment negotiated with Soviet Russia there is no clause respecting the sanctity of human life. In other words, there is no demand made upon the So- vlet government for assurances that the imprisol- ment and execution of it's subjects without fair trial should cease as condition precedent to any agree ment or understanding with it, This omission is being drawn attention to now that the subject is be- ing aired in the course of the present election pagn in Britain. It is recalled that Mr. Gladstone passionately denounced the cruelties inflicted on political prisoners in the prisons of Naples in 1851, Copies of Mr. Gladstones letters on the subject were sent to the British representatives at all the courts of Europe with instruction to give copy to each
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THE mercury settled down to 62 below zero this week at Red Deer Alberta, but nobody will know just what the minimum for the continent until reports thaw out from Medicine Hat.
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THAT Port Angeles octanegarian who continues to take his daily forty strokes above and eight strokes under the surface of the salt water, when the mercury slips down to point approaching zero, may live to be 110 as he believes but to most folks the natural query is-what's the use?
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The President is for economy and then economy as he has said before. The country will be back of Congress in backing him up in this. And Con- gress will be backing him up by respecting the bud get and governing it's appropriations accordingly
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''Only'' 225 bills introduced in the House the first day The little joker in this statement is that all the bills of the spring session not dspos ed of remain the calendar; and there are bushels of them
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The first manual training school in the United States was inaugural ed in Georgia in 1903.
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Britain promptly canceled the Russian treaties. Tie old lion Is quite is peevsn as he was in hs ",,bbood days.
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The urge to express oneself may be genius. But more frequently it is common swellhead
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The man may call it platonic friend ship, but the woman sews at night to have everything ready
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At any rate the highwaymen of old held you up instead of running you down.
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Spend it for a home then. A used house doesn't lose half it's value the first months you own it.
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All of the insect pests are gone now except the pretty male who uses per fume.
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The next congress will share the presidents views, except in the mat ter of language economy
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A good naval oil reserve is one that doesn't go dry by the time the navy recovers it.
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Cato learned Greek at 00 Dr. Eliot quit drink ing at S3, Chauncey M. Depew took up cross word puzzles at 91 but Abraham had baby at 100.
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All that is necessary to get that superior is to select the right crowd for comparison
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Civilization:-A place to eat; ladies Ready toWear; a Tax Collector.
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It may not be sunshine in his soul; it may be moonshine i'll his tummy.
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Modern novel: 100000 words, ex- plaining why he left his wife for her.
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Fortunately God still loves America even if American Mercury doesn't.
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