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The Colorado statesman., 1924-05-24

The ST. Rose Branch the Holy Name Society," SPRING
field Kentucky the oldest Colored Holy Name Society In
the United States Many of the members OF this oce.y
will, take part in the National Holy Name Rally to be held In
Wasbinetop September 2Ist, More than 2Oo,ooo
Catholic Men will take part in this great demonstration
which will be the largest in the history OF America
The Colored Catholic Men will play important part
IN tb. great demonstration which will commemorate the
$50 tn anniversary of that organization.
New Britain herald., 1924-05-31
EGYPTIAN FILM AT INCEIM

The Lyccum promises something in the line of movie sensation tomor- TOW night on its double feature pro- grame when it shows Carmel Myers in ''The Dancer of the Nile" a passion ate love story Of the days of the old Egyptian kings, featured with some spectacular oriental dancing. The companion feature is modern society drama. against an ultra modern back ground "frhe Danger Point" Mon day Tuesday and Wednesday the I.y- ceum will feature the big William Fox special, No Mother to Guide Her" a story that deals with the lives of two girls, one a daughter of the rich and another the daughter of poor parents and herself penniless. The last half Of tho week brings another double feature program with beautiful Elaine Hammerstein in "Broadway Gold" and Barbara Bedford and an all star cast in "The Tie That Binds"
 No Mother To Guide Her" stars one of the Fox film corporations new est stars, Geneyieve Tobin and the story she portrays is one of flies pitt falls and it follows closely the story as presented on the stage in the orig inal drama.
 Broadway Gold" as its name sig nitles, is romance dealing with tho life and yicissitudes alors the Great White Way"
New Britain herald., 1924-05-31
BACK AFTER 70 YEARS
s4 Year Old woman Who Went wea 70 Years Ago In Ox Cart Returns In Modern Motor Car.

New York, Mey 5i.--Seventy years ago, Mrs A, N. Gilbert crossed the continent 10 the western coast in a wagon drawn hy oxen. She has re turned 10 the east from Salem, Ore, in an automobile at the SC Of "A.
 only Mrs. Gilbet's daughter, Mrs 70. E. schucking. accompanied her on the automobile trip from their home in Salem. They said they would start on the return trip 10 oregon after visiting relatives here a few days
 Mrs Gilbert still possesses the hard ihood Of the pioneer. She declared she enjoyed every one Of the 5000 miles which she traversef on the trip 10 the east. despite the fact that they were caught in the quarantines against the heof and mouth disease in the southwest and had repeated punctures at3d bioNouts. They came by way of Arizona, New Mexico and the south Atlantic coast states.
New Britain herald., 1924-05-31
EAT AND LOSE WEIGHT

One cup strawberries, 1-a cup roll ed oats, l cup cream Of asparag gus soup, 2 ounces cold boiled tongue, 1 cup cabbage. carrot and pepper salad cup consomme, 1 cup vegetable dim ner, 1 small cottage pudding with 2 maple sauce, 1 pint skim med milk, tablespoon croutons with cream soup, 1 bran roll.
 Total calories 11SS. Protein, 21q: fat. S0S; carbohydrate, s11. Iron .0a06 gram.
 Serve the vegetable dinner on crisp pieces Of toast. Choose vegetables of contrasting colors to enhance the beauty of the dish. Carrots aspara- . gus or string beans, tiny onions or cauliflower and diced new beets serv- ed on bed of spinach or beet greens on toast is as attractive as if is good for you, The toast makes you ''chew" 10 put it plainly, and also makes you feel as if you were really eating some thing.
 Remember that your reducing diet is unusually high in protein and that in order to prevent trouble you must indulge in reafless days occa- - sionally and that every day you must have plenty Of bulky vegetables. Plenty of water and thorough mas ticatien Of food as well as the proper kinds of foods are as necessary in the reducing diet as in the gaining diet. You know YOU can eat candy and pie and cake if you want to, but about one bite uses up at least 100 Of your precious calores without furnishing you with any tissue building material.
New Britain herald., 1924-05-31
THE ACQUrrrAL" AT PALACE.

Sitting through a tense mystery, in which one pits ones wits against the chara cters of the play is the strange pastime theatergoers will behold when The Acquittal," new Universal mys- cry pictures comes to the Palace the ater beginning Sunday night for four days.
 It is a play of suspicion, directed by Clarence l.. Brown. The audience suspects every character in the play in turn as evidence points one way. then another. enmeshing men and women in it's circumstantial tolls until the dramatic climax of the remarkable play. They don't know if the leading man is the hero or the villain, until the climax. They don't know if tho sinister butler in the mystery house hold is a saint or a sinner, until the ! final scene.
 The cast features Norman Kerry and Claire Windsor. On Thursday, Tom Mix will be offered with his won der horse, Tony" in Ladies To Beard,"
New Britain herald., 1924-05-31
DEMAND CHEAPER RADIUM
Discover, of Rich Deposits in Belgian Caigo should Mean Relief For Can- cnr Sufferers.

New York. May Sl,-- Discovery of rich radium deposits in the Belgian IonEo means that cancer sufferers must drmand that the substance he available at reasonable prices, it is stated in an editorial appearing in the current isene of industrial and en- rincering chemistry. the official jour- ral Of the American Chemical society.
 Corners and monopolies. proiiteer- irg and maintenance nf high prices cannot bc tolerated in matters per- taininr 10 public hcalth." states the editorial "The question now comes as to whether cancer sufferers of the world, and particularly Of America. arr to be compelled to pay huge profit to the Belgian companies which have control Of these deposits"
New Britain herald., 1924-05-31
DANGERS UNIQUE" AT CAPITOL.

The Keith vaudeville attraction at 'he Capitol next Monday presents Dancers Unique" fine offering done ay Miss Grace Elder and five charm ing girl dancers. Twelve little Fox terriers with snapping eyes and full of pep compose the offering known as Gordon's Canines. Tivoli and l.etere will offer clever combination of the onrersationsL Lsort, songs and dances. They call thd selves "A Classy Little Couple" and they are. Ball. Geiger and Ball will present real good nov .tty in Prison Progress" an athletic skit that is real surprise as to the nature of their work. Hap" McNaily will be a faNorite of this show with his blacNface minstrel offering.
 Want to 20 10 the South Sea Isles?
 Nearly everybody does, since read ing the books Of Frederic oBrien, w. <. Vaughan and others. Patrons Of the Capitol theater will find them selves carried away to this romantic region when they see Betty Compson
New Britain herald., 1924-05-31

in Tine Bonded Woman" her latest Paramount picture which opens there on Monday next for run of three days.
 For Sunday night two features will be offered, one presenting Jack HoXie in The Phantom Horecman," and the other offers an all star cast in When the Desert Calls"
New Britain herald., 1924-05-31
I,rnft I,rli,ls

Liverpool. Eng. -- Two eyelids, formed from the skin of his arm. have been rraffcd into an American ckcn,- ist's facn in Liverpool hospital. and ayclashcs have started to EroW. The chrmist's lids were burned away sew rral years ago hy sulphuric acid. and his syns. uncovered even in sleep. causcd him much suffering. II is now novel experience for him to be able In blink.
New Britain herald., 1924-05-31
DIES IN DARIEN JUNGLE
Prof. Baer of smithsonian Institution Falls victim to Fever in Tropics Dies Before Aid Comes.

Panama, May si.--professor Baer Of inc Smithsonian Institution, died In the parien jungle from typhoid fever on Wednesday. I' became known with the arrival of his body here yes terday on the naval tug Curlew. Prof. Baer was member or the party Of scientists headed by R. O. Marsh which is engaged in exploring inc Darien peninsula, one Of their ob- iects being to locate 2 tribe of white Indians" said 10 have been seen in the interior.
 He contracted the fever three weeks ago on the Chucanaque river and died before navy plane. sent to bring him in, could reach the expedition's camp. Students Of medicine are increas- ing in this country.
New Britain herald., 1924-05-31
vSvsSSSs@S~s@@SsssvssSs@s9 :VOICESM THE AIR :

kDKA Westinghouse, East Pittsburch) Saturday, May 31. I92t s;90 D. m.--Baseball scores. Dim ner concert. 6:S0 p. m.-The children's period. 6:45 ?. m.--I.ast Minue HeIps to Teachers of Adult and Secondary classes. FOO p. m.-Baseball scores. Sport Reyiew'' s:00 ?. m.-WestinGho Band.
 s:55 D. m.-Arington time signals. Weather forecast. Baseball scores.
 Sunday. June 1. 1921 ?:4S a.. m.--Seryices of the Sixth Presbyterian church. 2:45 p. m.-Concert.
 $500 r. m.-Organ recital. 5:45 D. m.---Nesper services of the Ssaiyside Presbyterian church. 5:J5 p. m.-Ba seball scores.
 5:S0 D. m.-Pittsburgh Athletic as- sociation orshestra.
 5:S0 D. m.--Services of tha Calvary Episcopal church.
New Britain herald., 1924-05-31
saturday.

In m,-Children's hour.
 7.gb p. r1l.--Taik.
 D. m.-Song recital by contralto. SIS p. n1.--Taik on the L. s. Coast Guard.
 S:se ?. rn.--song recital by soprano. s.45 p. nl.-Talk by Honorio Pueyr- redon. the Ambassador Of Argentine. IT. m.-United States Marine hand. q.5s \. m.-Retransmission Of time signals and weather forecaeta
 10 p. n.-rnitsd states Marine hand.
New Britain herald., 1924-05-31
Sunday
Westinghouse, Chicago
Saturday

e;oG to 6:30 ?, m.--ninnnr concert, s:N0 to 6:i0--Joska DeBsbary's orchestra.
 6:1O to s;2h-Paul Whiteman's "Collegians."
 s:ae to s;t0---Joska DeBabary's orchestra.
 7:o8 to T:bs D. Musical pro- gram.
 S'6a ?. m.-Talk.
 S.ts r. m.---Youth's Companion, S:t5 to 1.:20 a. m.---Lata show.
New Britain herald., 1924-05-31
sunday

1n:on a. m.---Centrsl church service. Musical program,
 l.so D. Studio chapel service. 6:nn D. m,~-- Preliminary service Of the Chicago Sunday Evening club.
 zoo D. m,---Regular meeting of the Chicago Sunday Evening club.
New Britain herald., 1924-05-31
sunday

fl a. m.--First Presbyterian church scrvice
 to S ?. Buford, Ga, Mctho- Gist church choir.
 7.sh '. m.--Meslcy Memorial church service.
New Britain herald., 1924-05-31

sunday 16;ao- ScrN ices of Inc Central Methodist Episcopal church. Tho Hudson auartets. @oo--l,adio cilapol service
 WIT tStraeb bridge X t1othirr- philaD
 saturday 6:"e ?. Sunny Jim" 6:30 D. nl.---Neyer Davis Rcltrruc Stratford Hotel Concert orchestra: baseball scores. 7:oo T. m.- Sid strafton and his South Philadelphia srrcnadcra. S.on T. n.-Irdical talk. k:l5 ?. ni.- Gilbert and Suhyau's comic opera. inc "Mikado."
New Britain herald., 1924-05-31
Sunday

.:.S r. m. Musical exercises open irg the regular Sunday afternoon ses- sion of Bethany Sunday school
 s.l5 r. m.-sacred Recital.
 T:s0 r. n1.--Etenire services from Bethany Presbyterian church.
New Britain herald., 1924-05-31
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s.so P. m,---shepard Colonisl or chestra,
 SIS ?. m. State ballroom orches- tra.
 a:Is p. n.--Hotel Westminster or- chestra.
 lo,15 r. m.--Copley Plaza orches- trs.
New Britain herald., 1924-05-31
S,Iil,lax.

9:af q. n.---Organ music.
 10 a. m.--Church service of ths Fourth Avenue Presbyterian church. to 5 T. m.-COncert.
New Britain herald., 1924-05-31
Sti,i,lnr.

fo:@h 2. Services from thr Arch Strcot rrcsbytcrian church.
 4.3o P. Thap"i s"iHicrs hy thr f'rankford sorietv of the church Of the New Jerusalem.
New Britain herald., 1924-05-31

stoa p. m.--All. Star weekend re- Nua.
 r0s4b ?. m. Journal Hire Help skylark, Rainbow orchestra.
New Britain herald., 1924-05-31
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Saturday.

Saturnai. p. m,--kiddies' stories in French
 and English 7:S0 ?. m.--Rex Battle and his Nit i Royal hotel orchestra. S;3o p. m.-Special, 10:Se D. m.--Joseph C. Smith and his Nil. Royal hotel roof garden or Chestra.
New Britain herald., 1924-05-31

f;So 10 ? ?. m.--conccrt hy ibe Treble Clef club of New Albany. Base hall azores. official cenfrsl standard time,announrs1 at 2 o'clock.
New Britain herald., 1924-05-31
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tAmericsn Telephone and Tcle ph
 Co.-Ncw York tityJ
New Britain herald., 1924-05-31
EAT AND GAIN WEIGHT

One cup strawberries with des- sertspoon sugsr, l cup rolled oats with
 C dates and i tablespoon sugar and 1-+ cup cream, tablespoons hsshed- brown potatoes, eggs scrambled, 1 cup cream Of asparagus soup with 2 tablespoons whipped cream, ounces cold boiled tongue, tablespoons ersamed potatoes cup cabbage carrot and pepper salad with 2 table spoons French dressing. 1 cup con- sonme with . tablespoons tiny noo- dies, 1 cup vegetable dinner on toast with . tablespoons Hollandaise sauce, 2 fried bananas. 1 cottage pudding with tablespoons maple sauce. 2 corn meal mullins with tablespoon rhubarb mnrmalade, tablespoon, croutons with cream sonp, slices
 whole wheat bread, bran rolls. ( tablespoons butter, 1 pint whole milk.
 { tablespoons chocolate bread pud- ding with tablespoon hard sauce. Total calores. lo5s. Protein, 46f; fat i6a7; carbohydrate, 1898, Iron, OFFS gram.
 The croutons for tho gaining diet are always well Duttsrpd,
New Britain herald., 1924-05-31
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saturday.

courier Journal and Louisville Times
 --- Louisville, ky)
New Britain herald., 1924-05-31
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to { r. m Sunday Hymn Sing" 10 , ?. m.--Infordeuomina'ionsI services
 7:20 to 9;I5 P. m.-Nusics' pro gram.
 9sfS to l0:t5 r. ni.---organ rccital
New Britain herald., 1924-05-31

-:sh ?. r.-sportr results and po' lice reports.
 1o.ss p. m.--r,ms signals. 1l:n2 r. rn.-Neather forecast.
New Britain herald., 1924-05-31

saturday
 e.5o--SandmHn's visit. 6;ao-Sport news and weather fore east. 9.oo--Orchcstra program sunday ] a;oo-- Sacred chimes concert l. 3o--Orrhcst concert q hnur) f:00--Lecture Getting Tho Most l out Of Lire"
 7:3o--Sport news.
 k;oo--cburrh service. a'3h-~ Musical program q F hours.) The Palmer school radio orchestra,
New Britain herald., 1924-05-31

Saturday. $ D. Unofficial weather forecast. SOS P. m.--Harold Leonard's Red Jackets orchestra.
 6:45 p. m.---Lirestock and produce market reports.
 ?. Bedtime storics and roll call.
 8 D. m,--"S0,0 ,0an miles around lhs World with Thomas Jefferson Bause. " S:30 D. m,--Schumann Trio. p. m.--Freieht Claim Department system.
 10 r. m.--Ted Weems and his Nic- tor Recording orchestra
New Britain herald., 1924-05-31

Saturday 7:3O ?. m.--Broadway Jones and his Royal Poncianna orchestra. S:00 p. m.-Tcnor. SIS ?. m.--iear-year-o elocu- tionist,
 S:S0 D. m.--Coneert pianist. S:45 D. m.--popular songs. $500 ?. m.--Ba ritone 9:l5 D. in.--Violinst. a;30 D. n.--Musical program. a:45 P. nl.--Old time songs. ln:n0 D, m.--Popular songs. l0:15 D. m.--Musical program, 10;30 ?. m.--Jmmy Clark and his entertainers. li;0o D. m,So Soprano.
New Britain herald., 1924-05-31

{ to 12 ?. m.--Dinncr music. bari tone; bedtime story: dramatic so- prano; yiolinist and pianist, Vincent Lopez asd his orchestra.
New Britain herald., 1924-05-31
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WBZ Westinghouse, Springfield
 Saturday

NBZ Westinghouse, Sprirgfcldl saturday
 6:00 r. m.--l.eo Reisman ensemble. 6;45 D. m.-Leo Reisman and his orchestra. ZOO D. m..-Rcsults of baseball games played by the Eastern. Ameri- can and National leagues. Market re- ports 7:0s D. m.--T.eo Reisman and his orchestra.
 T:s9 ?. m.--Bsdtime story,
 7:lo D. m.--Hotol Kimball trio, [ S:39 p .m.--yocal and instrumental music. ! 10:55 D. m.--Arlington time sig nals and weather reports. 1 lt:0e D. m.--Summary of Days Events at the general conference 0, f the Methodist Episcopal church. l Sunday
 io:55 e. m.---church services from the South Congregational church.
 s:s0 ?. m,-Sunday vespers from the Springfield Municipal chime. 7:So D .m.--Organ recital. S:oa D. m.---Concert, : 9:00 D. m.-Simmons Ladies or chestra-
New Britain herald., 1924-05-31
Fried Rananas

Allow two Sasl bananas for each person. Remove skin and scrape. Dip in lemon juice. Roll in fine sifted bread crumbs dip in GEE beaten with . tablespoons milk and roll in eosrss stale bread crumbs. Fry in deep hot fat and drain on brown paper. One GEE and one and one-hsif cups coarse crumbs will prepare sir small bananas
 Total ealories, SIS. Protein. 9i; fat. 1i5; carbohydrate, eos. Iron, .oa4T gram.
 Copyright. 1924, NEA Service, Incl
New Britain herald., 1924-05-31
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New Britain herald., 1924-05-31
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New Britain herald., 1924-05-31
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Talmor School of rhiropractic--
 Davenport lowa.)
New Britain herald., 1924-05-31

WIZ fA.oiian Hall-Scw York Cuyl
New Britain herald., 1924-05-31
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(John wsnamaker, Philadelphia
New Britain herald., 1924-05-31
saturday

SaturlaN 7;Qo--Uncle Niggley Stories. 1:1i--liecitations 7;3e-Waldorf-As Grill orches- Ira. S;%0--Contralto. 9:U0~-Pianist l0;35-Club Lido Venice orchestra.
 sunday tl:00-Church service from West End Presbyterian church. i9;45-Sunday symphony service. 7;O6-Rubble Book stories. 7;S0-Nathan Abas and his Penn sylNania orchestra. S0o--"The Annalist's Talk for Business Men" S15-Nathan Abas and his Penn sylyania hotel orchestra. S;i5-NeE York branch united synagoeues of America. sil5-"Mlrtha," by Grand Opera society
 MsY General Electric Schenectady.
 \. fD
 sunday o;sb--Ser>ice of the Ffrs Reform cd church Of Albany. s;30-service of the First Reform cd church Of Albany.
New Britain herald., 1924-05-31
Saturday

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New Britain herald., 1924-05-31

fTaAN fhf E:no ?. m.-Uperatir tenor.
New Britain herald., 1924-05-31
Sunday

800 D, m.--Lefcrieh Memorial church of Corona, l.. l. 9:3h P. m.--Tcnor. l0:00 D. m,--Concert Holinist, la;ta r, ni.--- Baritone. lh;30 D. m.--Concert pianist. i0;ih r, M. --- Baritone. ] l,00 D. m. m.--Tpnur.
New Britain herald., 1924-05-31
Sunday.
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t.So p, m, Sacred concert
New Britain herald., 1924-05-31
Saturday.

tG!mbel Bros.-Phlladelphoa,)
New Britain herald., 1924-05-31
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New Britain herald., 1924-05-31

?. m. m.-TViliEht program. "Aa- venture Hour" Musicale
 s:sn ?. m.-Etcning program. Taik. Musical.
New Britain herald., 1924-05-31
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 -Mc9ford Hillside. MassJ
New Britain herald., 1924-05-31
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General Electric Schenectady.
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New Britain herald., 1924-05-31
SaturrIay

s:sG ?. n. --t'odn practice. New England weather forecast. Ssp EnE- land crop notes.
 ?. m.-Mseting of the Amrad Big Brother club.
 1880 ?. m.--Talk on current events
 sp. m.-Talk on S"v England bus insss industry. Nusirafe. Weather ispori and Wsitham time.
New Britain herald., 1924-05-31
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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-12-31

ANO NUEVO

Esta noche a las doce 1924 retrara por e foro e
eiar5 Ia escena al siepre aba la tradcIohal
ALGERIA la agazara de bales estas los dsparos
de ritual espantar fin de que Sc afcne prom
odos estaremos contentos por ell apsoo movo oe qu
nos eda u ao que De todos modos ano neyo
vida nueva aunue pronto la rna consuetudsna-
ria de siempre po impulse dra sficlente pa
voIvera dobe rosro conempar que Sc va 10
que vene apdo moeno va ano veo es e pasa-
todava fuuro peneara ell Dios con su vs
que fue que sera todo 10 nos dio Preteo 10
que nos ha de dar 81 porvenir
Estaen1os en- ell unbra puerta que dos
Saldmos puerta para entrar la otra Oue de-
iamos? Icu6 encontraremos?
Reamente POGO 10 que queda atras muy mprecso
nosotros segan este perodo & pasado ao ha
POGO defntvo hzo Qedan regadas por los
puebos 1tma obras recente emprestto
reazar cuantos koneos de caffeera
edficIos
uerte las postreras raagas de
ma polltca.
Ell ao. aortunadamente, pesentara soneo pa
nuesos poducto tabaco de cafe
ofrecen pronto efcaz remedo mala uacon
perante E deficit de mas de million doares que sumos
ell balance
ahora mcnas gananca proeten
diciones del ercado exterior As ell ao
todo, nos traera 10 principal: dinero.
Mas unto buena nueva va podeos r propaganda
la de la decision del Gobeno economics en- Ell pres
puesto De nlodo que los gasos qutandoe una
caga nt al pueblo este podra fin pecho res
pira No queda dda pues que 1925 m de ser m ao de
perdad progreso
Lo dnco que faa que traiga un POGO mas de IL
Detaoes Poicas Una Comision esta Washington
tando ell Gobenador Elective 5Sera 1925 e ao ue a de ha
de aga Puerto Rico poque no de s das
vera al Pres!dente ponere rma legislation de ests
ndoe? - ~
Pro prImea VISTA que despus de todo ben 20
demos aegarnos de cue 1924 vaya dele escenao bre
- que quefe1os 81 de tan POGO ha servdo cua-
Iibertad? - pas ue o'e
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-12-31
IMPoRTANTEs DECLARACIoNEs
DEL PREgIDENTE DE LA cAMARA
DE CoMERcIo DE ALEMANIA

BERLIN, Die. 80. Omitted Press.)-
Ell acaudalado banquero Presidente
de la Camara del Comercio Franz Won
Mendelssolln, ha hecho importantes de-
claraciones con respecto al nuevo CAM
po de accion comercial de la repubica
germana para ei pr6ximo aiio 1925.
fMucnos seran los acontecinientos
que sobrevendran en- ell afio entrante
declare con motive de los cobros de
las indemnizaciones de este pals los
aliados va que la clara vista Sc We q.
Sc esta tratando de apretar los torni-
Hos hasta ahogar Alemania."
'tSin embargo Ell comercio alenaan
Sc extcndera mas y mas, tanto mas
cuanto que las actividades durante al
pasado aio (1924) han sido mayores
que durante los primeros aaos de Ia
post-guerra. .''-agreg6.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-12-31
Editorial diario del Dr.. Frank Crane
I'm gran ej6rClto y una gran marina

zas armadas depender de una fuer-
"a international la cual Sc lie dele
garia autoridad Mas menos tarde
ell mundo tendra que hacer este. Es
una pfldora que los reaccionarios en-
cuentran dificil de tragar, pero esta
exactamente con la logica de los su-
cesos.
Es mucho mas barato mantener
una policia international que haga
cumplir la ley en- todas parties, que
nlantener en- cada nacion una poll
cfa separada Seria mucho mas ba-
ratio tener una marina international
que arregle las disputas entire las
naciones. y
La opinion parece estar favor de
que Sc delegue esta autoridad Y tan
pronto como sc forme una corte que
tenga la confanza de todo ell mundo
la autoridad lie sera entregada.
Copyright, 1924 por The Nc Clure
Newspaper Syndicate.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-12-31
QUITO ESPECIAL Ell DIA 81 DE
DICIEMBRE


Todos los afios la Iglesia Bautista
de Caguas celebra un imponente y ale
gre servicio rehgioso, con ell altruista
fin de preparar Ell amino de los concu
rrentes a principiar el nuevo aiio con
espiritu reflexivo, fraternal Y optimis-
ia.
Ell acto empieza a las 1000 P. M.
termina al dar el reloj piiblico las
doce campanadas que anlncian el fin
Gle un a1o Y Ell principle de otro. Sc
pronuncian discursos muy inspiradores
y Sc cantan himnos muy signifcativos.
Los habitantes progresistas de Ca
guas aprecian v hasta exigen este ma g
nifico servicio, por Ell saludab1e efecto
que produce en- los asistentes de todas
las creencias reigiosas. Este afo el
temple estara lleno de bote en- bote.
Por tanto, Sc suplica vengan tempra-
no para acomodarlos 10 mejor posi-
ble.
Los evangehcos bautistas daran d
todos la mas cordial bienvenida. El
que venga este afio quedara con de-
secs de volver siempre.- S.