ceiving warning
of
stoims
should
listen
in at 9a.m.,
3 p.m.
and
9 p.m.
_
This service
is purely voluntary
on
the
part
of
the
Radio
Corporation
and
at
considerable
trcuble
and
expense
to them
and
performed
as
a public service.
It
is trgently requested
that
each
interest-
ed person
who
receives
any inforn.ation
or
warning
issued
by
the
Weather
Pu-
reat: by means
of the breadcass
W.E.A.Q
will report
the
fact
premptly
to
the
Cfficial in. Charge,
Weather
Burean
€ ffice,
€.
Juan,
P.
R.
Only in
this
way
can
the value of the service
be demonstrated
ard its continuznee
assured.
The
breacecast
by U.
S. Naval Radio
at
10 p.
m. of the
Weather
Buresu
bulle-
tin will be
resumed
cn July
1
cn
wave
leneth
¢BS
meters,
the
preliminzy
call being
made
on
wave
e ngth
€OO
ne-
ters.
At 9 p.m,
the
same
bhulletic
is
sent
flcm
San
Juan
to
Guantanimo
on
wave length
5169 M.
This broadceas!
is
in
fipure
ccce
tof the
chkservaticns
re-
ported
followed by the
Weather
sumnma-
yy ard forecast
in plain English,
Any person
interested
in receiving
this
bresceast
by
Navel Radio
may
obtain
without
ecst
a copy
of the bulletin 2iving
the meorirg
of the endedreperts
by mak-
ing
a lequest
to
Ilis
(ffice
or
1o
the
“Cries U. & Weather
Bureau,
Weshing-
top. D U,
TELEGRAMS.
ST.
CRUIXSTATION.
Mexico City July Tth—Mr. Warren,
the
Uniied States
Ambassador,
has
present-
ed
to
the
Mexican
Government
a
note
containing
the information that
the
Uni-
ted States
Governinent
hus been
reques-
ted by
Great
Dritain to
use
its
(fiices
in
behalt
of Dritish
interests
and
subjects
i1 Mexico, but
no reply has
yet Been
ve-
L‘l'i\‘l(i.
Sun
Franeisco,
Cal.,
July
8 h.-——Seven
B:iush battle
craft,
the
first
larce
Brit-
ish
scuadron
to
enter
a
Ilnited States
port
for
forty
years,
steamed
thrcugh
the
Golden
Gates
yesterday,
to
pay
a
visit
to
the
United
States
on
the
way
home
from
a
tour
of
the Dritish Domi-
Lions
the
world over.
They
were
head-
ed
by
the
batule
cruiser
‘‘Hood,’’ the
mightiest
of ali fighting craft afloat.
As
the squadron
entered
th: bay
the
Hood
tired
a
national
salute
of
21
guns,
to
which Fort Scott
repiied.
Viece Admiral
Cip
Frederick
Field,
commanding
the
squadren,
sent
the fellowing
message
to
the Associated
Press
for
the
peorle
of
the
United
States:
‘‘Aboard
H.
M.
S.
“‘Hood’’, San
Francisco,
July
Tth
1924,
On entering
the
Golden
Gates
1 dosire,
on behalf of
the British Special
Service
Squadron,
to send beartiest
greetings
teo
the
peopie
of
the
United
States.””
A
programine
of entertainment
has
been
arranced
for the personvel
of the
squad-
ron
during
its
three
day
stay
in
this
port.
:
London,
July
Bth.-
United
Press.
21 L sy
Worn
ou.
and
ill of
bronchitis,
the
Prine Minister
went
to
Paris
today
to
attempt
a
reconciiiation
with
France
over
the
matter
of
the
Expert
Report
and
the
proposed
inter-Allied
Cenfer-
erce.
‘'l
am
really
unfi:
to
travel,”
the Premier
teld
newspajer
man.
Mr.
Mac Donald
was
aceompanied
ky
Sir
R. Crcwe
and
two persoral
secretaries.
Buencs
Aires,
July
Bh.—An
army
of
12,000
men
comiosed
of Sanpaulo
state
forees,
together
with
some
federal
trcops,
are
marching
towsrd
Rio
Janei-
ro,
according
to
reports
gathered
by
a
correspondent
¢f
La Nacion,
who
hLas
returned
to
the
Argentine
border
after
a trip into
Southern
Drazil.
Jo
general
the
news
frcm
Brazil
concerning
the
Sznpaule
insurrection
contains
vague
atd
conflicting
statements
out
suflici-
ent
has
been
learned
to
leave
little
doubt
that the
movement
is of a formid-
able
¢haracter
politically and
is aimed
at
the
Federal
Givernwent.
The
re-
port
concerning
the
movement
in
the
dire~ticn
of
Rio de Janewro
lacks corrob.
oration
but
owing
to
the
strictness
of
the
censorship
it
is
impossible
to learn
accurately
what
is cecurring.
London,
July
Bth —The
long
silence
regarding
the
Argle-Russian
ne
otia-
tions,
whick
was beginning
to be regard-
ed
In
some
quarters
s
ominous,
was
partly broken
in the
House
of Commons’
debate
last
night
when
Sir
Arthur
Mait-
land
compiuined
that
the
Government
had
‘aited
to
fulfili
its
promise
to keep
Parliament
informed
of
the
march
of
evenis.
In reply,
Mr. Arthur Ponsonby,
Under Seeretary
of Foreign
Affuirs, said
he
hoped
to
submit
to
the
House
the
outecme
of
the
conference
with
Russia
bafore
the summer
recess.
It wouid,
he
said,
be diificult to deal with
the
matter
at tie present
critical
stage.
The
vari-
ous
lhireads
were
being
picked
up and
an eflort
was
being
made
to come
to
an
agreement,
Old
treaties
with
Rus:ia
were
bLeing revised
and
would
soon
be
ready
for
signature.
Referring
to
the
Soviet
press
atiacks,
Mr. Ponsonby
de-
clared
that
the
Bolsheviks
were
more
afvaid of
the
Labor Party
as
a
bulwark
against
Commurism
than
they
were
afraid of
the
Conservative
Party Chiels
and laughter greeted
this remars.
New York,
July
8 h.—ihe
raw sugar
mark 2t was
casier
today.
An early sile
of 10,000
bags
of Cutan
(0o
a
New
Or-
leans
refiner
for
July
shipment
was
made
at
5 21,
duty
paid.
Later
6,000
bazs
orto
Ricans
were
so'd
to
a local
refiner for prompt
clearance
at 5.15, cif,
brinz ng
the
spot
price
down
to
this
fizure.
Raw
suzar futures
declined 6(0
7 poirts
on
the
drop
in
spot piices and
at
noon
were four to six puin
s net lower.,
Specu'ative
trade was
firmer,
Madison
Square
Garden,
Jaly 9th
Still apparently
hopelessiy
deadiocked,
the
Nemoeratic
Convention
at
an eurly
hour this morning
was
struggling
along
with
balloting,
having
passed
the 96:h
roil call without appreaching
the
nomin-
ation
of
a presidential
candidate,
The
convention
session
last
night
and
this
morning
was featured
by a McAdoo drive
v hich
followed
a
rufusal
of
MeAdoo’s
managers
to
permit
the
withdrawal
of
their candidates
name.
Governor
Smith
early Inst
evening
offered
to
withdrau
from
the
contest
which
the
rivalyyf
himself and
Mr. McAdoo has
deadiocked,
provided
that
his opponent
did
likewise,
but
nothing
came
of it.
Mr.
MeAdoo
agzin rolled
up
to
421
votes,
after
Senat
or Ralston
bad
advised
the
convention
that
he’
would positively
not
aceept
u
ncmination.
Bagdad.
July
8 h.—The
United
States
army
airmen
arrived
here
today
at
5
o’clock
from
Bushire,
Persia,
leave
:t
10 o’¢ciock for Allepo, Syria.
Buenosaires,
July
Bth.—Two
hundred
and
fifty perso:s
were
killed
an!
tvo
hundred
injured during
the
insurreetic
which
broko
eut
at Saopauly,
Drazil,
on
Friday
r
ght,
aceording
to
reliable
in-
formation
ieceived
heve,
Rio-de-Janeiro,
July
Bth. —(Delayec)
The situztion
is
becoming
critical,
dis-
turbances
are sproadiog
in the
disaflfeo:-
ad
areas
and
a naval squadron
sailed
{io:
Santos
yesterday
morning
to
attempt
to
re-estabiish
order,
The Journal
of Con,
merce
says
that
a division of theregulnr
army
quartered
in
and
about
Saopauijo
conspired
with
State
treops
to
capture
the
Government
Palace
there.
The Gov.
ernor learned
of the
movement
in
time
and
took the
necessarv
measures
to
pro-
vent it being
ecarried
out,
according
to
the
newspaper,
which says
that the
rev-
olutionary activities
are
a result
of
Jack
of unity
of
command
in
the
army
and
adds
that
the
movement
is
continuing.
An official
communique
says
the
situa-
ton
is “‘unfaveurable’” and that the
hat-
tieship
‘'Minas
CGeraes’’
has
radioe!
from
Santes
that
everything
is
calm
there.
New
York,
July
9rh.—Mr.
John
W
Davis,
ol West
Virg'nia,
was
named
tc-
day
as
Demceracy’s
standard
bearey
avainst
President
Coolidge.
His
non
i-
nation
for
the
presiderey
eame
on
the
1031rd bullot for the
Democratic
Nationzl
Convention,
with
a
vole
ol 818
and
was
Li::or
made
vnanimous,
Mr, Thomas
J.
V'
uish,
diy progressive
and
Catholie,
would have
been
bis
running
mate,
buc
declined.
Serator
Walsti’s
nomination
w4B
Inevitabls,
it
appeared,
when
the
('onvention
adjourned
for the
dinner
re-
ro-ess,
(Great
pressure
was
brought
to
.oar
on
the
Montina
Senator,
but
Le
. .ote
to the Convention
"that he though:
the election
of
a Democratic
senator
in
Montana
was
more
important
than
his
own romination
for Vice-President,
NEw YORK, July
9 h.
Flour, (hard
winter ciears
$5.15.
““
hard winter straights
$5.60
Meal, Kilndried per
100 gounds
$2.60
Now Season’s
Pork per barrel $37.00
Heavy
Mess Dork per brl. $27.00