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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-07-22
Los ALBoRoTADoREs HIEREN
A UN PoLICIA

Blaneo fu6 herido por un poll
eta de la eiudad, nombrado Merritt
Gillette. que no estaba en- funciones
polieiaeas en- aquella hora; y el po-
lieia Gillette, su vez result6 he
Fido por unO de los disparOs hechos
por el grupo que intentaba atacar
a los trabajadores.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-07-22
Los tdbdquerOS de Tampa. entire los que
Sc enCuentrdn numerOSOS pOrtOrriquenOS.
eStdn sufTiendO hOJ dtrOCeS difiCuItades
debidO a las medidaS IOIentas que Sc
empIean contra eIlOS 24
empIedR COntrd ellOS
Sc eseguTa que los miembTOs de los conf
tes son peTseguldoS hasta ell CentrO de suS
hogareS, por 10 cual los tabaquer0S han
pedid0 gaTantiaS

ceplAnos de Ia prsnsa de Ia Ha-
b&na:
Les tabaqnsros dc Tampa. entire
les enAiss hay numerosos eHbanos
> poFteEEiausGes. sstAn pasando ae-
tnAimsnfs por momsntos diheulto-
rpa. dehAd0 . cue una do Jas ma
nafAesnFAs ds tAbae0s ala establs-
eidas Ia "fE&v-a-Tampa", 40 soia-
Hssnis - falt6 al respsto a 81 mis-
ma. negAndose a eumpliT an pae-
% hrmado. ain0 aae IA empleado
medioa vioisntos para atsmorixar al
comits De il Hnslga y 3 los taba-
eueros gue permaneeen hrEnes en-
asfendsT sns dereehos.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-07-22

les, uno espahol Y otro frances,
tienen en- su poder las condicio-
nes de paz que naturalmente no
han sido propuestas a Add El
Krim, pero este sabe que puede
conocerlas.
Antiques combatientes de la es-
cuadrilla La Fayette partiran pa
Ia Marruecos a fin de semana. Ell
gobierno ha aceptado su ofreci-
miento de servir en- Marruecos.
Los oficiales parten con el grado
que tenian al fin de la guerra.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-07-22

Sc perkiGns > los mismbEos de
los comit6s De Huslga y Auxiiios.
y para sus h0nFados h0gares no
cxiats e. allanAmiento de m0Eada
enc tanto ss Fsspsta en- tOdas par
tss. neEAndoss a amsnaEaE de muer
ts . los mismbFos de los eitados
comttsN y a los famil1aEes de esos
tEabalaaores. para ponerl0s en- "a
mas terrible de las soEobTas.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-07-22
Ell AUDITOR coMPAREcE

Ell Secretario de la ciudad, des-
pues de informar que daban comien
20 las investigaciones que habrian
de practicarse a los cargos formu-
lados por Ell Alcalde orden6 ell ar
chivo de la prueba escrita que de-
jaba expuesta ell Executive Munich
pal al exponer estos cargos. que
incluyen, entire otros importantes
documentos, las cartas cruzadas
con ell DR.. Coll, con La Asamblea
Municipal y con los Directories de
los hospitales mum cipales.
Una de las declaraciones mas i'm
portantes prestadas, es sin duda al
guna, la del Auditor Municipal,
quien entire otras cosas declare que
el certicaba que Ell auto Dodge
que Sc dice fue vendido por ell DIR
Coll, aparece actualmente baio Ell
poder municipal Y no bajo ell po-
der de persona alguna que segun
Sc alega aceptara la venta que de
el hiciera Ell Comisionado de Bene-
fcencia.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-07-22
Ell PoLICIA EsTABA EN- LA
TRAAdA

Hasta el presente, por todos los
dstalles que Sc tienen, parece pro-
hahle que Gillette. en- cmobinaci6n
con un vigilante especial de la "a
briea de "Hav-a-Tampa", Sc pre-
sento en- los alrededores del Centre
obrero para provocar camorra y asi
dar motive a que la situaci6n So
eompliease.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-07-22
BALDWIN HABLA CON Ell
REY

LoNDREs, julio 21. Omitted
Press).-El Rey Jorge ha conce-
dido una audiencia de 20 minutes
esta manana a Baldwin. No sc
sabe de que hablaron, pero Sc cree
que haya sido sobre la situacion
interna.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-07-22

El Alcalde de la ciudad, senor
Roberto H. Todd, recibio en- la ma
mana del dia de aver, una impor-
tante COMMUNICATION del Negociado
de Leyes Comerciales del Departa
mento de Comercio de Washing
ton, por conducto de su Comisiona-
do en- Puerto Rico senor L. w.
James, en- la que sc solicita ell in
mediate cumplimiento de un con-
trato por maquinarias efectuado EN-
el 1928.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-07-22
Il COmiSiOnadO de BenefiCencia estuyo aCom-
pa1adO de Su hermanO eI LCdO. CayetanO Coll
y CuChl.-S preSentarOn numerOSas CertifiCa-
clones IegaIes, SiendO ||amadOS deCIarar TO-
dos los que estan direda 0 indlreCtamente
reIaCiOnadOS con eI asuntO

Como habia sido previamente
anunciado, a las diez de la mahana
empez6 La vista en- los salones de
la presidencia de Ia Asamblea Mu-
nicipa1 de San Juan, de la prueba
de descargo que las acusaciones
del Alcalde Sr. Roberto H. Todd
habia de contestar ell DR.. Victor
Coll y Cuchi, Comisionado de Bene-
ficencia.
Aver Sc cumplia ell termino asig-
nado por Ell Alcalde para DIR La ar
gumentacion del Comisionado de Be
nefcencia en- 10 que Sc referia a los
cinco cargos formuladoles. Ell Sr.
Gaetan Barbosa habia de recibir la
prueba y conducir la investigation
general del case, por delegation del
Alcalde.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-07-22

lngar en- los alrededores del Centro
obrero de aquella ciudad, donde es-
taba reunido el Comit6 de Huelga :.
Varios automobiles llenos de in
dividuos de malos antecedentes Sc
sitnarOn en- las cercanias de la vie
ia casa en- que tiene sus oficinas la
Union International, con La inten-
ei6n evidente de atacar a los miem
bros del comite. tan prOnto estOs
eOneluyeran la asamblea que cele-
bEaban.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-07-22

ell hecho de que el no guerra exec
derse en- las funciones que Sc lie ha
bian encomendado, que 10 que era
mas a1n, 81 opinaba que ell Alcalde
no podia revestirlo 81 de esos
poderes.
A este solicit6 Ell Lcdo. Coll y
Cuchi one constase en- Ell Acta que
Sc nevaba sobre aquela investiga-
cion, que La prueba que iba a ser
sometida al Alcalde por concepto
de los testigos citados por ell Ss-
cretario Municipal era un memoran-
dunn de investigation basada en- de-
claraciones de testigos q qutsnes
no Sc les exigia juramento, por 10
que manifesto que toda Ia prueba
que la defensa trafa estaba certL
ficada ante Notarios Pfbncos, por
10 que era completamente valida
ante la ley.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-07-22
LA DEFENSA SUSCITA
UN PUNTo LEGAL

Ell abogado de La defensa, Lcdo.
Cayetano Coll y Cuchf soHcit6 del
Secretario Municipal que dirigia la
investigation que tomase juramen-
to los testigos. FL sr. Gaetan
Barbosa Sc neg6 a clio, aductendo
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-07-22
UN oBRERo HERIDo

Ia impaeiencia de los matones
saeldo era tanta, que POGO antes de
cue terminara Sus deliberaciones Ell
comit6 sOnaron varios disparos de
revolver y result6 herido el joven
Manuel Blaneo, un obrero que no
perteneee al Comite de Huelga.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-07-22
INGLATERRA TIENE COPIA
DE LA NOTA ALEMANA

! LONDRES, julio 81. Omitted
Press) Ell embajador aleman lie
ha entregado a Chamberlain CO.
T'ia de la contestaci6n que Ale
mania envia a Francia sobre el
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-07-22

la imposition de un tri-
butO mas, dentrO de las
dCtuaIeS condolences eco
n0miCdS de Ia lsIa, con
ell 80 pOr CientO de los
pequehOs prOpietariOs hi
pOteCadOS pOr deudaS 0
embdrgddOs pOr COntri-
buCiOneS, pdr6Ceme
inaCOnSeidbIe"
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-07-22

PARIS julio 81 Omitted Press)
La contestaci6n alemana sobre
el pacto de seguridad ha sido con-
siderada satisfactoria. Las nego-
ciaciones comehzaran en- seguida.
La nota hace algunas objeciones,
pero no rechaza definitivamente
ning1n punto aliado.
81 Alemania no entra formar
rarte de la Liga en- setiembre Sc
celebrara una conferencia semi
cficial con ella.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-07-22
rESTO DE
LA MISIVA

La importante misiva solicita en-
tre otras cosas, que el actual Al.
calde consulte las autoridades
competentes Y de Immediate cuen-
ia de las dificultades con que tro-
piece para hacer efectiva esta
|cuenta de la pasada administra-
|ci6n.
Debido su importancia, referi-
mos integra la importante comuni-
cacion recibida por el Alcalde.
Sr. Roberto H. Todd,
Alcalde de San Juan.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-07-22
UN eIvIco MANIFESTO

II comits de Huelga pablieo un
civieo y viril Manifesto. hacienda
aabex . los trahAJAAorss que per
mAneeasEan sn 50 pussto. hacienda
fFents > los eEimsnss de los malva-
aes y . Ia ''FaE6n de Ia fuerxa",
guStaas q auien gastass. misntras
etra eosa no fasFa dispussta pOr
81 msneionaa0 comits.
81 Ta1cLAN Las vIoLENcIAs
a
Ios rompe -hnsigAs de IL fAbriea
"ifAv-&-Tampa'', envalent0nados
por IA pr0tscci6n cue lea brina6 Ia
eitaaA Arma. provoeAron diversos
eenfaieteh pFseuFaorss del cue tuvo
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-07-22

PARIS, julio 21. (Cable Fran
ces) Ell Ministro de la Guerra
desmiente formalmente la infor-
macion publicada por ciertos pc
ri6dicos extranjeros que preten-
den que ell ejercito frances pen
saba usar los gases venenosos en-
Marruecos. Painleve ha declarado
que ell Mariscal Petain permane-
sera en- Marruecos mientras las
clrcunstancias 10 exijan. Mientras
que las negociaciones de la paz
continuan activamente, Francia
esta tomando todo g6nero de me-
didas para consolidar ell frente y
dar, 81 clio fuese necesario, los
golpes necesarios para que Ia paz
Sc haga. Estas operaciones no CO.
nlenzaran hasta que todo no este
preparado.
Desde hoy, dos emisarios oficia-
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-07-22
yer ante e eetao Municipal de cudad la prueba de des
mgO del Dr. Victor Coll Cuch cargos e orulaa ell Alcald

Ell Departament0 de
C0mercio de WASH
ingt0n dirige al Alcal-
de la Ciudad una CO.
municaci0n S0IiCitan-
do cumplimientO de
un c0ntrato p0r ma
quinariaS efectuad0
en- ell 1923
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-07-22
Muy Sr. mio:

Muy Sr. mio:
"Acabo de recibir una comunica-
cicn del Negociado de Leyes CO.
merciales del Departamento de Co
n.ercio de Washington, baio fe-
cha de JUNO "a, enviando toda la
correspondencia llevada por la Ad-
lninistraci6n Municipal de San
'h'an durante ell 1923 v w. 81. F..
Gurley, de Troy, Nueva York. en-
IL eompra de maquinarias que in
ciuyen un Precise Transit Light
Mountain Size" enyiada en- agosto
q de 1923. Sc incluye tambien una
eopia del contrato original con fe-
eha IL de julio de 1928 hecho para
'FnntinI1a on In n3p 5l
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-07-22
cAsUAImADEs QUE LLAMAN
La ATENcIoN

I'm Tampa Ia sido objeto de CO.
mentario Ia gran casualidad de que
el vigilante herido Sc apellide igual
cue uno de los directories de los
ohreros rompe-huelgas que actual
mente trabajan en- Ia mencionada
manufacture; y tambien es comen-
tada la otra casualidad de que al
dirigirse Gillette al Centre obrero
para calmar un desorden que 81 in
vent6, puesto que no existia, Sc en-
eontrara en- el camino con Carl Mel
son. polieia especial de la "Itav-a-
Tampa. -
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-07-22
AcTUAcIoN sosPEcHosA

Los tabaqueros on huelga tienen
como prueba de que la frma de
"Hav-a-Tampa" aetna indirecta-
(continda en- la Ga. pagina.)
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-07-22
TRAAiA CONTRA Ell CoA1TE DE
HUELGA

En- Tampa Sc afrma que 10 1ue
Sc trat6 en- la noche de los successes
que deJamos relatadOs, fue asesinar
a varios miembros del Comite de
Huelga, pero Ia combination fraca-
50. por haberse arrepentido algunos
dc los que estaban cOmprometidos
para Ell golpe criminal.
Evening star., 1925-06-25
SHEFFIELD WILL GO
BACK TO MEXICO
State Department FIatIy
Contradicts Reports Is
sued in Mexico.

The State Department today fatty
contradicted predictions by the Mex
lean governments publicity agents
that American Ambassador Sheffield
would not return to Mexico City.
Mr.. Sheffield is expected here to
return to his post within a week or
two at most. Whether he will take
with him the note on American
claims, now in progress of prepara-
tion here, has not been determined
Final decision on the method of
transmission of the communication
will be determined after the Ambassa-
dor returns to Washington from New
York, where he went for medical
treatment.
Knew of Operation.
His purpose to undergo a slight op-
Grafton was made known to the de-
partment at the time he requested
permission to come to the United
States. Nothing had transpired since
to indicate change in plans.
The Mexican publicity department
of an impending change
in American diplomatic representa-
tives at the Mexican capital was is
sued last night in Mexico City.
New statements in the matter were
in the form of dispatches to officials
ernment's chief of publicity at Mex
leo City. These dispatches said it
was assured in diplomatic circles that
Mr.. Sheffield would not return and
that he would ask that George T.
Summerlin be appointed in his place.
OPERATION SUCCESSFUL.
Evening star., 1925-06-25
$4,000 PAID FOR SEAT
on N. Y. STOCK EXCHANGE
Highest Price on Record Given
s. F. STREET for Membership
Of 25 Years.
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, June 25.-The high.
est price ever paid for a seat on the
New York Stock Exchange was estab-
lished today when s. F. STREET., presi-
dent of the Stock Clearing Corpora
ton, disposed of his membership for
$116,000. The previous record for
Stock Exchange seats was made in
the boom market OF 1920, when two
memberships were transferred for
Sis 900 each. -
In disposing of his seat Mr.. STREET.
sewers a connection of more than a
quarter Of a century with the Stock
Exchange, which he has served in
many important capacities. He will
continue, however. as head Of the
clearing corporation, which he was in
strumental in organizing in 1920. after
making study OF the clearing sys-
TENS Of the London Stock Exchange
and the bourses of Paris, Berlin and
Vienna.
Mr.. STREET. also will continue as q
special partner Of the Stock Exchange
firm of H. T. Carey & Co.
Evening star., 1925-06-25
ITALIANS TAXED TO LIMIT.
Want Debt Funded, But Cannot Now
Begin Payments.
BY FREDERIC WILLIAM VILE.

Early in the debt funding negotia-
tions, which Italy has now begun with
the United States, it will be revealed
that the Italian financial spirit Is will
ing, but the flesh is weak In other
words, as Mussolini's financing minis
ter, Signor de Stefani, has already
formally declared the Italian budget
cannot support any further burden" !"
Italy has not a gold Ira which she
can spare. There is no gold whatever
in circulation in the country. The
Italians are confronted by a heavily
adverse balance of trade in their for
eign commerce. In the last fiscal year
Italy bought from the United States
more than twice as much as she sold
us. In 1923 her total foreign exports
were about $500 ,00o, 900, as against
SIZE, 100000 in imports.
Tax Payers Overburdened.
On one point the Mussolini govern
ment has directed the Italian Ambas-
sador at Washington, Signor de Mar
tino and Signor Albert, the two nego-
tiators. to speak plainly. That is. that
Italy Is not able to place another
single farthing of tax burden on the
already oppressed shoulders Of her
people. These. it is contended, can
hardly carry their present load. No
government, this writer is assured in
an authoritative quarter, would last
"a hours in Rome that attempted to
fund the American debt of $2,138,543,-
852 to any extent whatever. either for
interest or principal payments, by i'm
posing additional taxes on Italian citi-
Zens. Italian officials do not conceal
their vexauon over a situation that
finds rich" America clamoring for
Montinued on PAGE 2. Column II,
Evening star., 1925-06-25
MACMILLAN READY.
TO START FOR ETAH
Sails T0morroW-Takes on
Navy Radio Sets Insisted
on by Wilbur.
By the Associated Press.

SYDNEY. n. s.. June 25.-With a
disagreement over wireless equipment
settled with the Navy Department,
Comdr. Donald B. Macmillan of the
American Arctic expedition is push
ing preparations to sail northward to-
morrow. The steamers Bowdoin and
Peary are being fueled
The Navy's long wave wireless
equipment is being transferred to the
Peary from the u. S. Destroyer Put.
nam, which arrived here last night
after rush trip from Wiscasset, Me-,
on orders of Secretary Wilbur. The
next stop is Battle Harbor, Labrador,
where native Eskimo clothing and
boots will be taken aboard for the
navigatorS of the three naval planes.
The expedition base will be at Etah,
Greenland, whence the vast area be-
tween the North Pole and Alaska will
be explored by air for an undiscovered
continent.
Secretary Wilbur yesterday issued
an ultimatum that If the long wave
spark wireless equipment was not
carried the Navy's personnel and
planes We're to disembark here. He
said he considered this equipment on
the Peary essential for the safety of
the naval men and that Comdr. Mac
MILAN had agreed to carry this equip
ment.
Left by Mistake.
The Navy radio was left behind at
Boston and again at Wiscasset and
only short wave equipment taken.
Comdr Macmillan said he was most
anxious to comply with the Secre-
tary's requirements and expressed ap-
probation for Mr.. Wilbur's deep in
terest in the success of the expedition
and the safety of the Navy flyers.
Others aboard said the Navy's radio
was left behind through a misunder-
standing.
The short wave radio apparatus on
the ships, Comdr. Macmillan added,
was doing excellently. Staff men of
the National Geographic Society, it is
said, have cleared reports daily by
radio to the societys headquarters in
Washington. Amateur stations as
far away as Alabama and Texas have
been communicated with.
The Navy Department has ordered
CONTINUED on Page 4. Column 6.)
Evening star., 1925-06-25
OPERATION SUCCESSFUL.
Sheffield to BE Able to Return In
Two Weeks.

NEW YORK, June % GR.-James
r. Sheffield, American Ambas ssador to
Mexico, successfully underwent mi
nor operation at st. Luke's Hospital
today. his physician, DR.. Joseph Blake,
announced.
DIR. Blake said Mr.. Sheffield's condi-
ton following the operation was salts
factory and that if there are no unex-
pected developments the Amba ssador
should be in condition within two
weeks to resume his post at Mexico
City He declined to discuss the ma
ture of the operation.
Evening star., 1925-06-25
USE Is COMMON.
Love Philter Parties Are Reported
by Paper.

NEW YORK, June % CR.-The
murder of a woman in New Jersey
by means of a drug sometimes used
as an aphrodisiac had SeQuels affect
ing the night life of Broadway
The New York American in a sum
mary of the conclusions of investiga-
tors says:
Love philter cocktails are served
in several of the smarter uptown
speakeasies. CBacardi rum is given
as one ingredient)
Love philter parties have been
common among the searchers for the
elusive new thrill.
"Neurologists are treating increasing
numbers due to excessive use of the
aphrodisiac."
Evening star., 1925-06-25
SHOOTS LABOR LEADER
AND THEN KILLS HERSELF
Slain Man Was Long Prominent
in Political Circles in
Oklahoma.
By the Associated Press

By the Associated Press.
MUSKOGEE, Okla, June 25.-R. r.
Stevens, prominent in labor union
circles and known throughout Okla
homa as political leader. was shot
and killed early today by Mrs. Marie
Ellis, who then committed suicide.
The bodies were found lying across a
bed in an apartment.
Acquaintances told police Stevens
and Mrs. Ellis recently had been
married. but that the ceremony was
performed before their divorces from
other mates had become final. Mrs.
G. w. Stevens, sister-in-law of the
slain man, said that he and the
woman had quarreled over another
woman.
Stevens had been active in politics
for Is years.
Evening star., 1925-06-25
BL0ODLESS REVOLT
in GREECE ROUTS
OLD GOVERNMENT
Civil and Military Offices in
Hands of RevOIutioniStS
Under Gen. PangoIoS.
PREMIER'S RESIGNATION
DEMANDED BY REBEL S
Movement Is Unopposed and Join
ed by Fleet-Press Cen
sorship Declared.
BY the Associated Press.

fy the Associated Press.
SALONIkI. Greece. June 25.-The
newspaper Independent announces
the Saloniki garrison decided to de-
nand the immediate resignation OF
Premier Micha kopoulos because of
his alleged inefficiency in office, and
for the purpose of forming military
government presided over by Gen.
1angolos.
The revolutionary officers occupied
public buildings and railway stations.
Press censorship has been established.
& revolutionary proclamation has been
issued.
RevOiutiOnists i'm Control.
military communique says the
revolutionary movement is now in con-
trol throughout Greece. The Greek
fleet, under Admiral Hadjikiriakos,
former minister of marine, has joined
the revolution.
Leaders of the revolution telegraph
ed the President of the Greek Repub-
lie:
We proclaim an overthrow of the
government. We will hold the cabinet
responsible for any bloodshed.''
The communique of the revolutions
fists said their movement was opposed
nowhere in Greece.
Admiral r. Coundouriotis is provi-
Rional president of the Greek Republic,
having assumed that office May /,
1924.
Admiral Hadiikiriakos was one of
the five members of the Greek revolu-
tionary committee appointed in 1922,
the activities of which led to the for
ma ton of the present Greek Republic
Gen. Pangolos was appointed Greek
minister of war in June, 1924. He was
formerly generalissimo of the Greek
army and military governor of Athens.
He headed the rebels who defeated
the Greek royalists in Athens in
September, 1922, and thereafter be-
came minister of war in the Coma tas
cabinet. He resigned that office within
month to join-fhe Greek army in
Thrace, then fighting the Turks He
became commander-in-chief during
that campaign and after returning to
Athens there We're rumors in 1923 that
he would attempt to overthrow the
government. This plan, if it existed
did not materialiZe and in November.
1928, he was appointed military gov
ernor of Athens. On December 20,
1928, he proclaimed a Greek republic,
demanded the resignation of the
Gonatas government and favored
PapanaStasiou for premier.
Evening star., 1925-06-25
Mountain Topples, Damming Riuer,
Forming Great Lake of Untold Deptl,

exchange at Jackson, Wyo. Jack.
son is about 16 miles from the
scene.
Mr.. Jones reported that the fallen
mountain had formed a huge dam
across the river and that it will
impound a body of water probably
hundreds of feet deep. In five min
utes, according to a report received
by Mr.. Jones from horseman, the
water rose 200 feet in the canyon.
1t was estimated that the stream
will swell into a lake seven miles
long and mile wide before the
water reaches point where it will
spill over the obstruction. Several
tourist parties were held up be.
cause of the occurrence, but mono
is in danger. the report added.
Evening star., 1925-06-25
DAWES TO BE GUEST.
Visits Harrington Home-Wiu
Confer Later With Young.

KENNEBUNK BEACH, Me-, June
25 R.-Vice President Charles G.
Dawes, who came here yesterday for
a visit with Kenneth L. Roberts, au-
ther and magazine writer, will be the
guest at dinner tonight of Booth Tark-
ington, the novelist, and Mrs. Tark-
ington at Seaward, their Summer resi-
dence at Kennebunkport.
Mr.. Dawes will leave for Boston to-
morrow for q conference with Owen
D. Young Of New York, his former
ass. associate & Tie reparation commits
Evening star., 1925-06-25
CATHOLICS PROTESTING
MEXICAN TROOPS ACTION
Tell Gales Four Were Killed and
Many Hurt by Soldiers in
Manifestation.
BY the Associated Press

By the Associated Press.
MEXICO CITY, June PA pro-
test sent to President Gales by the
National Catholic Federation of Labor
declares four persons were killed and
several wounded at Guadalajara when
Jalisco state troops attempted to dis
perse manifestation protesting
against the arrest of 600 members of
the federation.
The protest alleges that the arrest
ed workers refused allegiance to a re-
Gently created syndicate at a factory
in Guadalaj jara, after which they were
denied admittance to the shop. Seem
ingly the workers attempted to force
an entrance and were arrested by the
troops protecting the buildings.