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D. C. PRINTERS NINE
LEAVES TOMORROW

Washington's Union Printer base
ball nine and score OF friends and
rooters will leave tomorrow for Boston,
Mass, where the eighteenth annual In
ternational Union Printers base ball
tournament will open Monday.
Most of the players and friends will
motor to New York tomorrow and COM
plete the trip to Boston in time for
the annual reception Saturday night
Heinie Webb, manager of the local
entry, expects TO have all OF his reeu-
lars, who have been playing winning
ball In local independent ranks this
season, on hand for the first tourney
contest.
Three OF his stars, who have been
on the sick list since last Sunday when
they were overcome by heat in a game
at Fort Leonard Wood. have been out
of combat this week in order to be in
shape for the Boston contests.
Those who viii compose the Typo
squad are Dixie Desper. Mac McPher-
son, Goldie Goldsmith, Cy Simons,
Chief Roudabush, JEFF Jeffries, Webb.
Hutchinson. Fred Waple. Tuck Dalgish,
Ray Homan, Eddie Edwards, Doug Weir.
Ben Snyder, Lou Hollis, Ed Lowery,
Chick Holbrook and Tom Heaney.
All of these players, with the excep-
ton of Goldsmith, Jeffries. Edwards.
Waple and Weir. played in the Gin
cinnati games last year
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d. c. NETMEN WIN
IN MUNY TOURNEY
Considine and Mitchell Are
Contesting in Quarter
Finals Today.

CLEVELAND, Ohio, August 9.-Rob-
crt Considinc and Dooley Mitchell, who
advanced To the quarter final round of
the national public parks singles tennis
tournament yesterday, wore to face
formidable foes today. Mitchell drew
the strongest assignment, as he was
carded to face Ted Drewes of st. Louis,
the defending champion and an out
standing favorite.
Considine. who removed Harvey Ter
rill, Birmingham, Ala, ranking player,
in straight sets, Go. Is, 6~~3. yes
terday. was to face George Jennings,
the Chicago ace.
Mitchell waged a great battle yester-
day In Ave of the hardest fought sets
of the singles tourney His ability to
withstand the oppressive heat enabled
him TO outlast Milford Meyer. Philadel-
phias chief contender, The scores
were 6-8, Go. SIS, 60. 6-2.
Mitchell and William Buchanan, the
Districts doubles entry. which defeated
Earl Krickbaum and Albert Bingham
of Cleveland Heights on Tuesday, was
TO meet Bartel and ClouGh OF East
Cleveland today.
Drcwes. the defending singles champ.
was extended Yesterday by Gus g.
Amsterdam. Philadelphia. who bowed
in four sets.
Results,
SINGLES.
THIRD ROuND~Theodore DTewes tSt
Louisl defeated Gus q, Amsterdam 'Phlla'
Srlpbia) d. 6~~1, 3~-6, 6-~3
Louis Shaeffer tBufalol defeated Johh
Metz (Memphisl. 6---3, 60, 60. :,
Robert Consldine fWashlngton ID. c. ae-
feated Harycy. Terrell tBirminsham' A'a'A
%, Cd -, ,r,h,caeoN defeated
Emanuel Kardon PHILADELPHIA. OIL %
Dennison l.. Mitchell twashington, p, g
eefssalso m Ma "a. ia.
T'sstsr stoeffen (Los Angelesl defeated
/, Elmer Rudy (Batimorel, 81 6~~S' 80
WAYNE Fuller cleveland defeated Charles
feierk fChicagol by default,
DOUBLES.
FIRST ROUND -~Dooley Mitchell aud VII,
liam buchanan tWashingtonl defeated Earl
Krickbaum and Albert Bingham 'oleVeland''
'Thedore Drewes and william Bascom .st
Louis1 defeated e. Ault and Harvey Ter
TcII tnirmtngham, Ain,l 60 b~~l, 81
leo and Edward Nowak fBufIaloi defeated
tester uthoff and Ieeeh ChIicot tNewnursh
Eefghts Ohipl. 6i. 6-4S, al.
SECOND ROUND Ralph Rice and George
Jennings tChicRgol defeated EMIL Brewka
and Jerome 2eman fshaker Heights ohio''
al, 60, g.
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MCCORMICK is RETAINED
AS ARMY DIAMOND COACH

WEST POINT, NJ Y. August g.
Announcement has been made by the
athletic authorities at the Military
Academy that Harold f. tMoosel Nc
Cormick, former Giant pinch hitter,
has been re-engaged as head coach for
the Army base ball squad for the next
two years.
Mccormick has had successful ca
reer as a base ball coach here for the
past three seasons.
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ENTRIES FOR BICYCLE
TESTS BEING RECEIVED

Robert J Conner. local representative
of the Amateur Bicycle League of
America, will accept entries Of riders
who wish to compete In the trials to be
held here August IN to determine who
win represent this city In the eighth
annual national amateur senior and
junior bicycle championships 10 be held
at Kenosha, Wis, September 0 and 0.
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ALEXANDRIA POLICE
NINE EvENS SERIES

ALEXANDRIA, Va, August 0.-Alex-
andrla Police Department evened the
count in the series with the Fredericks-
burg Collegians by taking IL to q
triumph at Fredericksburg, Va, yester-
day.
Hustiers' Bible Glass of the Methodist
Protestant Church took the inaugural
game Of series with Alexandria POST
ofiice yesterday, 10 to 2.
Potomac Yard Revision Bureau took
the odd game OF the series with Wash
ington Terminal Tigers yesterday by
winning Is to 8 in a benefit game in
Dreadnaught Park,
Mechanical Department defeated
transportation Clerks. II to $, In a
Richmond fredericksburg a. Potomac
railroad League game,
Hayman's Clothing Store will tackle
q tough foe tomorrow In the Hustlefs
Bible Glass ninG-- which has won flpe
straight. The game will be played ON
Hayden Field ut o'clock.
Trainmen meet Transportation Clerks
AT Potomac Yards at b O'Clock tomof"
row.
Beginning Sunday the Dreadnaught
A. A. will sell reserved seats for It's
home games.
A huge silver trophy viii be awarded
the winner of the l0mile modified
marathon which will be staged here
August 10 In connection with the fleld
day OF the Potomac Railroad YARDS
Athletic Association, Gold medals VIII
go to the next five finishing.
No. s Motor Company Is after a game
for Sunday. Phone Alexandria l7TA
after pm.
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HOME. RUN STANDING


b. the Associated Press.
Home runs yesterday-~Klein, Phil
lies, !; Hsrtnett, Cubs. ], Allen. Reds,
]; Bell, Braves, / Jackson, Giants, !,
Terry. Giants. /.
National League leaders ~~ wilson,
CUBS. %, Bottomiey, Cardinals, y
pissonette Robins 49, Hurst, Phiihes
70 Hafey, Cardinals. ia
American League leaders ~~ RUN
Yankees, A.; Oekrig, Yankees, ~
Hauser. Athletics, 5.
league t0tals-hati0nai, AT, Amer
lean. 57i, grand total. ala.
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pETRoLLE NOW Weller.

DULUTH, MINI, August Q Ri...-
giliv petroIle. who bTeezed out Of North
Dakota a few years ago with speed
that won him the ring sobrtquet OF
ssthe Fargo Express" has quit the light"
weight division TO become weltsf~
weight. his manager Jack Hurley, aas
announced
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ONLY SEVEN LEFT
IN TITLE SINGLES
Three Matches in Quarter
Finals of Tournament
Listed Today.
quarter-final matches in
the District singles tennis cham
pionship tournament were to
feature the program on Edge

the District singles tennis cham
pionship tournament were to
feature the program on Edge
moor Club courts today.
Frank Shore, District junior champ.
who stroked his way to an impressive
win over Bob Burwell yesterday. was
to meet Tom Mangan, veteran and IA
vorite. Carter Baum, who stopped
Larry Phillips yesterday. faced Fred
Haas, who has displayed brilliant ten
mis- in the tourney. Joe Rutley, who
was responsible for Gwynn Kings elm
nation, was to meet Capt Hills. who
removed Wallenstein in straight sets
yesterday.
Capt r. c. Van Vliet. who last week
won the Army Sheridan Cup and is
considered a probable finalist in the
present tournament. advanced to the
semi-final round yesterday by MASTER
ing Maurice O'Neil, public parks left
handler, 60. g. Mangan was as
steady as usual in disposing of Judd
yesterday, 6-3, 60.
Doubles Play Advances.
Doubles play advanced to the third
round yesterday. although several re-
naming second-round matches were
to be played early this afternoon.
Col. w, G. johnson and Capt. Van
Vliet, winners of the Army doubles
title last week at Columbia Country
Club, we're to meet the Young brothers,
probable Navy Leech Cup players, In
the feature doubles match today. Man
gan and King, considered strong favor
ties, and ONen and Fowler were also
Lieut. Watt, Navy stars, were to meet
Paul Harding and Capt. Gore.
Finals in both doubles and singles
win be played at Edgcmoor on Sat-
urday.
Today's pairings:
singles; ap sSdss s n,. Ru,Isy VS. Hills
ser Is y,,. Dudley and Dudley johnson snd
Third round Richardson and Sperry VS..
Howenstein and Rutley, Dodge and Burwell
vs.. Fowler and oNeih calian and Bowen VS..
vs.. winner Of Mitchell and Finley match; C.
Dudley match. Godfrey and Watt vs.. Gore
and Harding.
Yesterdays results:
SINGLES.
Fourth round-Baum defeated Phillips
81 , 5ms; a Shore defeated S. ,,td Rurgel 81.
LangEor defeated Judd. e---3. Ga
Quarter final round-Van Viiet defeated
ONeil, Ga, Ga.
DOUBLES.
First round-~Young and Young defeated
Rathgeber and WallenStein, Us, 4-~6. Ga.
Second round-~HobbS and ChriStenherry
defeated l.. Boyle and Cragoe by default
Dodge and Burwell defeated Drechsler and
feated Moncure and B1Tnc. 90 30
Godfrey and Watt defeated Hills and Pit
man. 81. 6-a; X. Callan and Bowen de-
Shore and Yeatmans defeated Polk and
Clark, 3-~6, Ga. Ga: Haas and s. Boyle
defeated Beck and Douglas. 60. 6-~t;
Howenstein and Rntlcy defeated Parsons and
Mudd, 6~i, Go; Gore and Harding de-
featcd Birch and Birch. 60. 81; Fowler
and O'Nell defeated Pasehal and Lewis. 5+--i.
default Phillips and Judd defeated Dowd
and Dowd, "a. "a.
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MACKS' Squirt YIELDS 19
WINS IN LAST % TlLTS
ALBANY BEATS YANKEES.

ALBANY, N. Y, August Q tPl.-Al-
bany OF the Eastern League defeated
New York Yankees, to 3. yesterday,
after holding the visitors scoreless I'M
til the eighth Babe Ruth'S longest hit
In the ~Hme was a two-bagger,
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RED sox FARM RorLrNas.

BOSTON, August ? t4l,--'sRed" Roll
hngs, a Red Sox inilelder, has been sent
10 the Fort Worth Club Of the TEXAS
League on option, He had been used
mostly as pinch hitter.
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|wO old rivals viii clash Sunday
on the Mount Rainier diamond
at 3 o'clock when Ted Otte sends
4 his Kennedy Athletic Club toss
ers against the home club.
Both teams have been making bids
for the unlimited title in Independent
ranks and their meeting Sunday VIII
have an important bearing on future
aspirations Of the two teams
Otte viii call either Bob Lyons or
Willie Simpson TO the mound and Ben
Bellnan Is expected to carry ths
Mounts hopes.
Silver Spring diamond will be the
scene of neighborfood struggles on Sat
urday and Sunday Takoma Tigers VIII
face Petwortn Yorkes Saturday at s
O'Clock and Carl Minnick's PetWortn
Athletic Club tossers viii oppose Iigers
Sunday at the same hour, Tiger play
eYs were to drill today in preparation
for the contests.
AnacOstia Eagle nine will face real
test Saturday when Fort Leonard WOOD
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Mcpherson and Follin are expected To
meet IN a pitching duel Saturday when
Arlington Boys Club and Lionel Mid
sets meet on Lyon Village Field ut
o'clock In Sport Mart League contest
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MINOR LEAGUE RESULTS
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE.

Baltimore. /: Montreal. 0.
Toronto, Z. Newark !.
jersey City. ST.: Buffalo. 5---s,
Reading, 1S-4. Rochester. I'll.
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BIG LEAGUE STATISTICS
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

YESTERDAYS RESULTS.
No games scheduled.
STANDING or THE CLUBS.
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souTHKRN ASSOCIATION.

Chattanoogs. 10; Atlanta. O.
Little Rock. II: New orieans' 10
Nobsie. s. Men1phis; 3
Eirminghan- Nashville. rain.
BLUE RIDGE LEAGUE.
Chsnnhevsburg. S; wsTnesboro, 5,
Frederlck, g. Hanover, 0
EsgerEtoyn. II; MartiDSburf IL.
MTDATLANTIC LEAGUE.
clsrkkbarg. 2: Johnstown, /.
cissrisroi.. Is. seosfdais. 81.
wheeiinR, 4; Cumberland, o.
EAST CAROLINA LEAGUE.
csoldsboro. 4. Kinston. o.
Rocky Mount. .. Gresnyille. g.
wilmington, 4--7' Fayetteville, SIS.
TEXAS LEAGUE.
Siehifs Fails. 4 ssia hi.ntsoniio. J.
Shreveport, S; Houston. 0.
WESTERN LEAGUE.
wichita. q: Denver, 8
okllaaoTrsss. f Gtsyiw Il ornssns' T.
Amarillo. q Pueblo, 0
PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE.
I<,s Angeles. g. Hollywood. g.
Tsersnaento. z; Portland, ].
f1sktagas q Seattle, s
san Francisco, s. Missions, 3.
SOUTH ATLANTIC AssocIA
TIOE.
Macon. S--4 EpaFtanpuTg 2-is.
f5Teenyiile. n; Columbia, @
AsheYllle, 10, Charlotte, ..
Augusta, IL Knoxville, 3.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.

fEsIEhDhbS hEsbbiS -
New York. I9y -. Louis, 5.
R0gtsn. 9-.-I2; Cincinnati 3~~L
Pittsburgh, a Brooklyn, =.
hiIaaslbhia, Il Chicag0, ).
STANDING or THE CLUBS.
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.

Columbus. 8; Kansas City, ,.
Indianapolis. 5. Minneapolis, e.
Milwaukee, 81 Toledo, 2-2,
et Paul and Louisville not scheduled.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-08-09

oamp ToDAY GAMES TOMORROW.
~ Ia.,t. Al PiItsb,K al Boston at BROOKLYN.
WV Phila, al New York.
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CHATTANOOGA, 10: Atlanta. g.
Latte Rock. II New Orleans 10.
Mobile. s. Memphis. 5.
Eirminghsna- Nashville. rain.
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BLUE RIDGE LEAGUE.

Ehsmnersburg. S; waTnesboro, g.
Fre6erick. 8 Hanover. D
Esgerztoyn. IL MartinSburs. II.
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PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE

Los Angeles. g. Hollywood. 4.
raeEsn4ento, n Portland, J.
oakland. g. Seattle, s
EAn Francisco 5; M1s6lofiss ..
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MrDATLANTIc LEAGUE.

ClsFkEbQrR, z. Johngtown, J.
FGirnaons, 2. Jeanette, 0.
Chartered, 7--s; Ecottdale, al.
Wheeling, 4; Cumberland 0.
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BRAXTON TO FACE
MACKMEN TODAY
Brown and Burke Also May
Get Chance in Philadelphia
Series Now On.
BY JOHN n. KELLER.

- PHILADELPHIA. August 9.-Dur-
ing the Nationals three-day
stay here the penDant-aSpiring
Il Athletics are apt to see deal
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-08-09

fsoldsboFo. &, Kinston. o
Rocky Mount, .; Gresnyiile. 3.
Wilmington, 4--7, Fayetteville, 5-S.
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SOUTH ATLANTIC ASsoCIA.
TIOE.

Macon. s-4. EDsTtanourg. 2~~iS4
fSFeenylile. IL Columbia, 9.
AsheYllle, i55 Charlotte, ..
Augusta, IL Knoxville, ..
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Raj VOTOS A[CANZO MIR. HOOVER EN-
LAULT|MA CONVENTION REPUBL| L|CANA
Su COntrinCante Mas Ger
ca ObtuvO Setenta Y
CuatrO

KANSAS CITY, Mo-, JUNO 15.-
Ell Secretario de Comercio en- ell
Gabinete del Presidente Coolidge,
Mr.. Herbert Hoover, durante la
convention que efectuara en- esta
ciudad ell Partido Republican,, al
canz6 una mayoria absolute de vo-
tos en- contra de todos los demas
lfderes del partido que fueron Sc
falados como probables nominados.
Mr.. Hoover obtuvo ochocientos
treinta siete votos, siendo su mas
pr6ximo contrincante, Frank O.
Lowden, ell que obtuvo setenta y
cuatro.
Ell candidate Republican, ha de-
lineado ell programa que seguira
en- case de ser electo diciendo 10
siguiente: "Una Victoria Republi-
cana, sera una garantfa para la
defensa nacional, economic guber
namental y protection los traba-
jadores, agricultores y hombres de
negocios americanos, en- contra de
cualquier competencia extranjera.
Mr.. Hoover ha manifestado que,
81 es electo, continuara con la mis-
ma ruta trazada por el Partido Re-
publicano, abiertamente llevada a
cabo por Mr.. Coolidge.
Ell tambien ha aprobado la plata
forma adoptada por la Convention
ha prometido conservarla. Debe-
mos buscar encostrar una buena
soluci6n para los problemas de la
agriculture, dice Hoover.
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Los HON0RESA
I. CARRANzAE EN-
WASHINGTON
Ira a Nneva York y DeS=
pueS Regresara a Ia Ca
pital Azteca

WASHINGTON, D. c., JUNO Is.
Ell Captain Emilio Carranza, que
lego a esta ciudad en- viaje desde
la Capital de la vecina Republica,
ha dicho que permanecera en- esta
ciudad algunos dias, yendo despues
Nueva York, para emprender ell
viaje hasta la Capital de la Re-
publica, bordo del ''Mexico-Excel-
sior."
Ell photo mexicano ha sido objeto
de innumerables agasajos, habiendo
asistido aver a un banquete que le
fue ofrecido v al que asisti6 Mr..
Coolidge, ell Secretario de Estado
Kellogg, ell Embajador de Mexico
en- esta Sr. Teller y ell Ehbajador
Americana en- Mexico, Mr.. Morrow.
Carranza no ha terminado de la
mentar su mala suerte v de no ha-
Der aterrizado en- Washington sin
haber hecho escalas, pero los avia-
dores de Estados Unidos lie dicen
que, por ell contrario, su triunfo fue
mayor, pues que demostr6, al en-
contrarse en- medic de la peligrosi
sima tormenta electrical, que es un
aviador de sangre frfa, de muchfsi-
mos conocimientos v de un valor
admirable, pues dificilmente, otro
photo. hubiera podido aterrizar en-
las condolences en- que el 10 hizo.
Sc ha hablado de la probabilidad
de que Carranza, desde Nueva
York, haga ell viaje sin escalas has
ia la ciudad de Mexico. Interro-
gado ell photo sobre ell particular,
manifesto que, el, por su parte,
esta dispuesto Y con gusto 10 ha-
ria. pero que no sabe NADIA sobre ell
particular, pues que la Secretaria
de Guerra es quien lie da ordenes,
va que de ella depende.
De Mexico comunican que, al re-
cibirse la noticia, empezo en- todas
parties una frenetica celebration.
En- las GALES, todos, de puro gusto,
tiraban los sombreros al aire y gri-
taban "Viva Mexico" 'Viva Carran-
"a"
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R. F|ERRO vOLARA
HASTA La HABANA
Ell General Rodriguez, De
Quien Depende, Asf LO
Ha AnunciadO

MEXICALI, B. c., Junio 15.-El
General Abelardo Rodriguez, go
bernador de la Baja California Y de
quien depende actualmente ell Ma
yor Fierro, de la armada Nacional,
en- declaraciones que ha hecho la
prensa, ha manifestado que ell
Mayor Fierro, a bordo del avion
"Baja California No. 2, hara ell
vuelo desde Mexico hasta la Ha-
bana, sin escalas, principiandolo en-
la Capital de la Repdblica.
FL trayecto sera un POGO mas
corto que ell que existe entire Me-
xicali y la Metropoli, pero ell vuelo
sera de mucha mas trascendencia,
va que, ademas del peligro que en-
cierra en- ST la travesia del Golfo,
servira para estrechar mas las re-
laciones entire ambos paises.
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Sc Organizan
Los RancherOS
Del RillitO

Antes de aver Sc reunieron en-
esta ciudad todos los propietarios
de haciendas y ranches situados en-
el Vale del Rillito, con ell objeto de
formar una agrupacion, mediante
la cual puedan defenderse de por 81
en- todos los casos que sc lie presen-
ten Y, especialmente, en- la contro-
versia surgida con motive de las
actividades de la Compalfa Rillito
River Development Co. la que esta
hacienda gestiones para vender
aqua, de ese vale, la ciudad de
Tucson.
Sc nombraron desde luego los
Oficiales provisionales, siendo Fred
Ronstadt, Presidente; Percy Jones,
Vice-Presidente; Harry Embleton,
Tesorero; Y E. M. Adams, Secreta-
rio.
El fronterizo. [volume] (Tucson, Ariz.) 1878-191?, 1928-06-16

COMO UN
ARBITRO
De La Question Entire HOndu-
ras Y Guatemala, POr
LfmiteS

TEGUCIGALPA, Honduras, Ju-
nio 15.-Fausto Davila, Ministro de
Relaciones Exteriores, en- reciente
nota enviada al Secretario de Esta-
do Mr.. Kellog, como contestacion, a
la nota que lie fue enviada sugiri
endo que la question de limites en-
ire Honduras y Guatemala Sc So
meta a la Corte International Cen
tro Americana para su discussion,
que existfa para que ell asunto Sc
llevara ante ell Presidente de los
Estados Unidos Y el que actuaria
como arbitro, ha quedado termi-
NADIA.
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GaStelurn No ESta
AGn COnfOrme

Diego Gastelum, que conse-
cuencia de un accidente que lie
ocurri6 trabajando en- los talleres
del Sur Pacffico, ha quedado impo-
sibilitado Y sufriendo atroces do
lores, Sc ha presentado, ante la
Corte Superior, por medic de sus
Abogados, pidiendo un nuevo jul
clio en- contra del Sur Pacffico.
Como Sc recordara, hace pocos
dfas fue fallado el juicio entablado
por Gastelum en- contra de la ex-
presada Compafiia, en- ell sentido de
que el lesionado recibirfa la canti-
dad de $3.50, pero no habiendo
quedado conforme, vuelve nueva-
mente a entablar demanda.
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Hoover COnteStO
A Mr.. Coolidge

WASHINGTON, D. c., Junio Is.
Ell Secretario de Concrete, Hoo
yer, telegrafio al Presidente Cool
idge, espresandole sus agradeci-
mientos por la felicitacion que lie
fue enviada, con motive de haber
sido nominado candidate presiden-
cial.
Hoover dice: 'sYo estoy grata-
mente impresionado con su tele-
grama. Durante los siete pasados
amos, usted me ha distinguido con
su amistad Y mi esperanza es que
usted seguira alentandome en- mi
nueva posici6n.
Su alto sentido del deber y devo-
ci6n para ell servicio del p1blico,
siempre sera una inspiration.
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TRES DEL
DIRIGIBLE
HALLADOS
Ell CAPTAIN NOvile Sc Encuen-
ira Adn En- AngustiOsa
Situaci6n

BAHIA DEL REY, JUNO Is. =
Un mensaje recibido en- esta Y que
hasta ahora no ha sido confirmado
en- todas sus parties, ha hecho saber
que tres de los tripulantes del
dirigible "Italia" han sido rescata-
dos por ell barco Braganza, un POGO
retirado de la TERRA del Noroeste.
Una fuerte tormenta ha casi des-
pedazado va por complete ell tenn
pano de hielo en- que estaba ell
campamento del captain Mobile, 81
endo la situacfn de el v los demas
que 10 acompafian, verdaderamente
angustiosa, dice un mensaje envia-
do por ell operator de Radio de No
bile, al barco "Ciudad de Milan"
El fronterizo. [volume] (Tucson, Ariz.) 1878-191?, 1928-06-16
VIC s. GRIFFITH
FUE EXHONERADO
Sc LIE EncOntr0 InOcente Del
DelitO De Malversar
FOndOS

Despues de una corta delibera-
cion, el Jurado que estaba juzgan-
do a Vic S. Griffith, acusado de
haber extrafdo fondos pertenecien-
tes al Condado de Pima, rindi6 un
veredicto de no culpabilidad.
Ell juicio dur6 casi ocho dfas,
presentandose durante ese tempo
una serie de pruebas por ambas
parties Y mediante las cuales Sc
comprob6 la inocencia del acusado.
La defensa logro demostrar la
aseveraci6n hecha desde un princi-
pio, de que, ell 6nico responsible de
La malversaci6n de fondos perte-
necientes al Condado de Pima, era
John Pfeiffer, ex-diputado ASSESSOR
y quien fue encontrado culpable de
ese delito en- dfas anteriores.
El fronterizo. [volume] (Tucson, Ariz.) 1878-191?, 1928-06-16
No Els EnSuenO
TOdO POr Aqui

Mrs. Seabridge, actual residente
de esta ciudad Y con domicilio en-
ell Campo para Turistas Dream
land'' ha descubierto que, por estos
rumbos, no todo es ensueiio. Guam
do la senora mencionada, tripulan-
do su automovil, por la Cuarta Ave
nida al Norte, venfa en- direction
del Subway, otro caro- la alcanzo,
coasionandole algunos desperfectos
su maquina. Todo fue arreglado
y, no hab1a salido del camino sub
terraneo, cuando nuevamente fue
alcanzada por otro vehiculo.