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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-06-12
COOLIDGE LAUDED
Observation-Disclosures
Dr. Burton in Nomination Speech, Describes President
as Man, American and Human Being
BIZ United Press


CLEVELAND, Ohio, June "a
Characterizing President Coolidge as
supremely American and as one
whose guidance. into new and larger
world leadership can be accepted
because ''he is at heart a human
being" DR.. NJ. L. Burton of Mich
igan University today placed Ceol-
idge in nomination for President, in
a stirringFs speech before the Repub.
ican national convention.
DR.. Burton divided his speech into
three sections in presenting the
qualifications of Coolidge for the
presidency. The first was "the
man; the second, the American"
and the third, the human being"
Reviewing the acts and utterances
of the President in establishing his
stand on various questions now be-
fore the public, DR.. Burton spoke
from the standpoint Of one who has
known Mr.. Coolidge for years.
This hour is fraught with solemn
obligations" DR.. Burton began. "A
great party, with a noble heritage,
with wise leaders. and with re-
sponsibility for the Government to-
day, has convened to nominate a
candidate for the presidency of the
United States of America. No higher
Office exists among men. In nominal
ing this man to succeed himself
you are virtually choosing the next
President. Such a task can not be
undertaken lightly.
1.-THE Man"
81. The man: To describe him in
spoken or written word is quite i'm.
possible. Personality def1es the rigid
barriers of speech. To know any
man you must see him. To know
this man you must spend time with
him. AS he himself said Of Lin
coin, the great men of all times
battle all analysis and all descrip,
ton
"One thing we can say. He illus
trates the paradox of greatness. Any
one will tell you he is one of us
and he is. In keeping with his real
qualities I shall make no effort TO
exalt him. for he does not need it.
He is not a superman and would be
the last to think so. There is not
a trace of show or ostentation about
him for he does nothing merely for
appearance. He may be an example,
but he would never set one.
He has moral fiber. To me it is
his most distinguishing characters
tic. There is a moral grandeur about
him which does credit to American
life. He aims actually to do what he
knows he ought to do. There is a
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cent This is all part Of the price
Of freedom. His ideal, however, is
cooperation, not enmity, mutual con-
ference and cooperation, net open
warfare and bitter antagonism."
DR.. Burton quoted at length from
recent speeches delivered by the
President dealing with the world
court and the problems Of maintain
ing peace in the world, declaring
that Coolidge knows America must
play her part in world affairs, but
insists upon doing it in an Ameri-
can way"
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commended it to
me. I was so I
could scarcely
go about my
daily work I
was in such mis-
cry. But after
1 began taking
the second bot.
tie 1 was feeling
lots better. I
took three bot
ties and a half
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-06-12
"Hunlor''

HAS he a sense of humor? EN-
phatically yes.
TT is not the type that wastes
time in recounting incidents Of ever
increasing triteness. There. is an
alertness about his mind and a MIN
bleness of his spirit which are very
attractive. His humor is dry and
delightful.
What is the dynamic force back
of this moral fibre. this bitter SELF
control, this sense of the value of
things, this instructive understand
ing of work, this quiet patience with
the ages?
ut is his sense Of the spiritual.
No one can read his speeches with
out realizing that to him religion is
essential to life. I am speaking in
the broadcast and most comprehen.
sive terms. am not discussing the
ology but religion.
He firmly believes religion to be
necessary to the ideals of America
federation in religion is among our
most notable achievements in this
country. The vital realities Of reh.
gion alone can satisfy the deepest
needs of the human spirit. II is re.
assuring to know that this man be-
Heves in a personal power greater
than man: that in emergencies. with
Washington and Lincoln, he will
know that the issue lies in another
Hand
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-06-12
FLIERs GO IN TRAINING
Twenty-FOur Butler Students in
Naval Reserve Team.

Twenty-four members of the But
Ter College aviation unit of the naval
reserve force will leave Sunday for
the naval training station, Great
Lakes, Ill. for forty-f1ve days train
ing. They have received training in
ground work for five months.
In the Party: Carl b. Adams, c. D.
Brossman, H W. Caraway. c. E. Cleayer,
NJ. E. Colbert, Theodore Frances Van
Gestel. P. B. Leach. P. B. Mcnamara, H.
G. Porter. A. C. Rodgers. R. H. Ridge R.
A. Barry. Otto Burs. R. D. Burrows E. B.
De Crow, G. P. Hatfield, H. L. Mayer. G.
H. Reed. ]. NJ. RODGERS. N. z. Stevenson.
Minis Herschel Smith and c. n. Post.
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1.-THE American"

go. The American; With this par
tial understanding Of the individual
we are prepared to learn that this
man in the most thrilling sense of
the term is an American. He has
been thinking America believing
America and living America.
The place he gives to intelligence
is genuinely American. He is
saturated with confidence in the
value of the mind. He constantly
emphasizes the necessity of schools
and the Importance Of education to
our nation. He points out that a
sreat PEOPLE is produced by con-
tact with great minds Problems Of
the most serious import require
solution. Clear, straight hard think
ing alone will do It. This man alone
sees the great truth in all its bear.
lngs and never fails to emphasize it,
In America we have the curious
practice Of classifying men. We say
a man is conservative. a liberal or Z
radical and for US the term carries
praise or opprobrium. depending en-.
Llrely upon our own point or view.
Now this mans Americanism comes
to lofty expression in what some
have praised and others have
criticised as his conservatism Let
Us examine the actual facts.
He reverences our past. He
knows that that past has produced
for us much truth and wisdom.
Therefore he believes in history and
a thorough knowledge of that past.
He AYERS that it is important to
keep our foundations clearly in
mind. He does not confuse truth
with time, although some Of his
critics do. When we call him a con-
sentative, we must distinguish clear
ly between the various types. He
represents that conservatism which
is the strength Of all civilization
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-06-12

News, a scenic and a comedy are in
cluded in the entertainment.
/ +
Other attractions on view today
include: Cliff Navarro and company
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-06-12
NEW SHOW OPENS
TODAY AT PALACE

One of the hits of George Whites
Scandals" is seen at the Palace the
last half of this week. The Temple
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-11-16
,qham The Opportunity Real EstaHe1e You Wu Find H

REAL ESTATE-SALE K BUSINESS PROP. FOR SALE Ss
 INVESTMENTS S25,OO0-Ave., G, near 21st St., 100x190. $13,5OO-Ave. G, near 24th St., 50x190. $15,OOO-Ave. D, near 24th St., 5Ox140. $2O,000-Ave. F, close-in, 200x190.
 $1O,OOO-Ave. c, near 18th St., 50x140. $7,5OO-Corner Ave. D, not very far out, 100x14O. $12,50O-Ave. F corner, 100x190.
 $25, 5,O00-Ave. B corner 100x140.
 $16,O00-6th Ave-, N., near 23d St., 50x100. $5O,OOO-23d St., near the Doctors Bldg, 50x140. $22,500-3d Ave-, N., near 18th St., 5Ox140.. Can get good terms on the above property. This is only a few of our list ings. Phone Main 1723. M. J. DeBlanc.
 LAMAR SMITH
 REALTY co. 62O Amer. Trust Bldg.
 Realtors
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-11-16
ZEAL ESTATE-RENT J
 HOUSES FOR RENT 95

A APARTMENTS HIGHLAND TERRACE Highland Ave. at Rhodes Park, rooms and screened front porch, $77.50 HAYWOOD AND LINDELL 270S and PIP Caldwell Ave. Milner Heights section,
 Four rooms
 $60.00 to $67.50
 NoRwooD COURT 18th Ave, N. and 18th St. ! rooms and screened front porch, RICHMOND APARTMENTS 203O Highland Ave-,
 Five rooms $S5.00 ROUNTREE APARTMENTS 1033 S. 18th St., cor. 11th Ave
 Four rooms
 S65.00
 SYCAMORE COURT
 1l25 Sycamore St. Five rooms and garage
 S125.00 LEDBETTER APARTMENT
 1216 N. 29th St. rooms and screened front porch,
 $47.50 and $52.5O EoI-NTAJN HEIGHTS l23O North 18th Street rooms-Front and back porcheA heat and water furnished.
 S65.00
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-11-16

3rd Avenue 6ox14o feet. In line for quick enhancement. Price this week, 10000; reasonable terms.
 9th Avenue 1OOx19O feet, partly improved, close-in, $40,000; reasonable terms.
 18th Street N. Close-in to ard Ave, 45x1OO feet, $17,500.
 N. 21st St. Three-story brick building, alley corner, 4Ox100 feet; S125,000.
 5th Avenue Lot Near new Piedmont Hotel, 50x140 feet; $S0,000; attractive terms.
 Ave. B Lot Between 18th and 18th Sts., part ly improved. Can deliver this for $17,500.
 IL. KENDRICK, Pres. Kendrick-Chambless R. Co. 21o5 sRD AVE. MAIN 225e
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-11-16
REAL ESTATE-RENT ,
 HOUSES FOR RENT e5
DWELLINGS

DWELLINGS
 1705 14th Ave, S., 8 rooms. $75.OO 2O2o 11th Ave, S., 6 rooms. .s6O.oo 1415 10th Ave, S., 6 rooms. .$50.00 1907 Magnolia Ave, Fountain Heights, rooms .$65.00 1139 N. 18th St., Fountain Heights, 6 rooms. $60.00 1115-B N. 12th St., Fountain Heights, 6 rooms. .$42.50 1110 N. 18th St., rooms. .$75.00 S315 Ashton Ave. Norwood, 6 rooms .................... S65.OO 27O2ls Ave. F, S., 6 rooms. .$3O.00 215 N. 7th St., rooms. .. .S35.00 219 N. 17th St., Broom duplex, price ................. @oo.oo 5414 10th Ave-, N., East B'ham, TIPS Underwood Ave, 6 rooms, price ........'.'..' $oo.oo 1926 Hillman Ave, rooms. $47.50 MOTION REALTY co. POPS SD AVE, N. MAIN S61S
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REAL ESTATE-SALE K BUSINESS PROP. FOR SALE 0s

S5,000-On 9th Ave-, With in stones throw of the Terminal station. Lot BOX 14O, improved with good house, paying $35 per month Terms: $2,000 cash, balance easy.
 6,5OO-5Ox190-foot l 0 t, improved with 1-story house, paying $42.50 per month. Near 8th Ave. and 26th St.
 S8,35O-Near 25th St. and 9th Ave-, improved with negro houses, bringing $50 per month. S14,OOO-8th Ave-, adjoin- ing Standard Oil filling station at 18th St. Lot 5Ox12O, with easement to 18th St. improved with 2 houses rented at $70 per month. This property is coming fast.
 S15,OOO-A n excellent manufacturing and ware housing site on 9th Ave, N., on lot 200x240, inn proved with negro houses bringing in $12O per month.
 $15,OOO-An excellent cor ner on the Southside, 150x 40, improved with store and negro houses, bring ing in $80 per month. This ground has a good future for several reasons.
 $1O,O0O-Ave. c, near 18th St., lot 50x140, improved with brick building on rear of lot; rented for $50 per month.
 S13,500-Ave. G, between 21st and 22d Sts., lot BOX 190, improved with two houses bringing in $51.00 per month. This prop erty has a good future. $15, 5,O00-5Ox14O-On Ave. ''B," near 18th St., inn proved with 2 negro houses. This property ready for improvement now. Close to practically every freight house in Birmingham.
 $3O,000-A good lot on Ave. c, about 12 block from new office building just announced. Now pay ing $75 per month.
 $45, 5,000-Handsome two story building on s. 2Oth St. Lot 45x100, with al- ley in rear; leased to high class tenant. This is near new office building just announced. The adjoin- ing property just sold for $57,5O0. $5O,OOO-1 100 X 40, At NE. corner of Ave. D and 22nd St., i im- proved with negro houses, bringing in $180 per month. Remember Fist and 22d Sts. have via ducts. We believe 24th St. will be the next one. This property is right for de- velopment now. The fact that the Birmingham News, the Southern rail- way office bull d in g, Cruse-Crawford Mfg. Co.,, Birmingham Ice & Cold Storage Co.,, Birmingham Ice Factory, Coca Cola Bottling Co.,, Standard Sanitary Mfg. Co.,, Harris Transfer & Warehouse Co.,, are we'll established on this good street. Most of the above firms with in stones throw of this excellent corner. Let us tell you further about this opportunity.
 $1OO,OOO-E and 22d St. corner - improved with good 2-story brick build ing, Belt trackage, auto matic sprinkler.
 $1OO,OOO-Big corner on 21st St., S. A wonderful sight for a real au- tomobile development.
 I will be pleased to show you the above properties, as we'll as many other good, sound investments. Consult us. We have spe- cialists in all lines of real estate. See Ebert Jemi- son,
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-11-16
S77.5O PER MONTH

Beautiful Highland Terrace Apart nents, located on Highland Ave. pposite Rhodes Park, consisting ot rooms and bath. The biggest bar ain now offered in apartments in Birmingham. Hot and cold water nd janitor service furnished. For ppointfnent to see these apart aents, call Jemi-on & Co. Main 28O.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-11-16
RESIDENCES

sG3 Ella St., Owenton. 2-story, Q rooms, grates, 2 baths. .S6O SIT s. 22nd St., Groom apart ment, grates .................S4 .S4o 3o04 Ave. G, rooms, grates. .$25 12o4 s. 18th Ave-, 6 rooms and sleeping porch .......'......''Soo g15 S. 33rd St., rooms, 2 story scne Broom apartmenD, Maths $50 and $45 1o12 Cullom St., 2-story, 7-room, Furnace, Ruud heater ...... .$s5 121o N. Fist St., new Groom bungalow .............''.''' poo 1s19 Sylvan Ave, broom cot tage ................. $4o 52o3 Austin Ave-, Woodlawn, 6 rooms, bath, etc. ..........$ .$4o 5s24 End Ave, S., Woodlawn, 2-story, 8 rooms ..............$ .$4o 1918 S. 26th St., 2-story. rooms ..............'' @loo 400 St. Charles Ave, West End, Groom bungalow ........... S6o 716 S. 2sth St., half house
 (4 rooms) ..................'. .Szo e24 S. 18th St., broom apart
 nient; garage ................S4 .S4o eoe S. 18th St., 2-story, rooms ................. S1o WINSTON HALE, Agt AIN s693 2121h 1ST AVE-, N
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-11-16

INVESTMENTS
 Lot 1O0x19O, on Ave. "E," close-in, for $12,5O0- $4,5OO cash-100 feet of Belt Line. Also lot BOX 19O feet on Ave. G." S., Between 18th and 18th Sts., for $1O,OOO; $3,OOO cash. See Bob Mcclure, Franklin-Patton R E. & I. G 21O3 1st Ave. Main 8345
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-04-01
Ell DEBUT DEL DUETTo ZIEIJsT-
MEcHERINI EN- Ell TIRES
BANDERAS''

Anoche debuto con lin enorme exi-
to ell reputado duettos de fama inter
nacional "zeusi- si-Mecherim'' en- ell DO.
pular cine "Tres Banderas''
Este duetto viene precedido de me-
reclda fama conquistada en- los mas ia
mosos teatros europeos sud ameri-
canos y su debut era esperado ansio-
samente por Ell publico que diario afiu-
ye al Cine de nuestro amigo Porteu.
Aunque va 'Miguelito" nos habia
hablado de las maravillas de estos ar
t1Stas de sus representations esce-
nlcas lenas de interes algeria sin
embargo hemos de declarar que ell 6xi-
TO conquistado anoche por tan meritisi
mos artistas sobrepujo todas las ideas
que del mismo nos habiamos forma-
do.
La presentation escenica fu6 I'm de-
rroche de luio en- ell que pudieron apre-
clarse la gran collection de trajes Que
posee este duetto. Las danzas estu-
vleron sencillamente Ia altura dc la
fama de tan celebrados artistas. Ell de-
corado no dejo NADIA que desear Y 81
del repertoire que han traido y que
pusieron en- escena anoche, hemos de
hablar, diremos tnicamente que con di
ficultad sera superado por las COM
panlaS duettoS coup1etistaS ma
nos han visitado.
'Lo que dice Portell, 10 cumple"
ese es Ell lena del empresario mas po-
pular de esta capital aver pudimos
una vez mas cerciorarnos de que Migue
Tito no es Buchipluma" que no gus
ia de los bluffs"
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-04-01
UNA INTEREsANTE ExH1B1c1oN

Nos informa nuestro amigo, don Ma
nuel Mendfa, Gran Caballero de la Or
den de "Caballeros de Colon, que ell
dia 8 de abril, fecha en- que Sc celebra
ra en- los salones del soberbio edificio
que dicha Association posee en- ell Con-
dado, la anunciada conferencia del poe
ia Ribera Chevremont, Sc obsequiara a
los invitados que asistan dicho ac-
to con una exhibition privada del me-
todo usado en- los Estados Unidos pa
ira el salvamento de vidas humanas en-
ell mar. La Association cuenta con un
perito en- estas materias, quien demos
tiara practicamente todo 10 que hay
que hacer para arrebatar las olas una
vida humana. La exhibition sera SUI
mamente interesante por ser la primera
que en- su clase Sc da en- la isla.,
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-04-01
En- Ponce ha sidO arres-
tadO un sujeto q. pre-
tendia inscribir a OtrO
por segunda vez con un
supuesto nOmbre
Sc cree que mas de 100 in.
dividuOs Sc han inscrito
fraudulentamente

Nos informan de Ponce que ell Juez
Municipal de ALI, sefior P. Rodriguez
Sierra, expidio una orden de arresto
contra un tai Constancio vazquez, re-
sidente en- el barrio sexto de aquella
ciudad, por inducir al individuo Pablo
Rodriguez inscribirse por segunda
vez con un nombre supuesto.
La segunda vez Sc pretendi6 insert
brio con Ell nombre de Pablo Rosa, Sc
gun aparece en- la tarjeta que con es-
te fin lie fue entregada por Constancio
vazquez. Sc lie senal6 una fianza de
500 dollars al detenido.
Ell Comite Unionista, en- vista de es
to ha nombrado a ell conocido aboga-
do de esa ciudad, Lcdo. Carlos Brunet
del Vale. para la Investigation cores
pondiente, pues mas del case que
nos ocupa ahora Sc cree que como Glen
to cincuenta electores han sido inscri-
tos fraudulentamente
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-04-01

PARIS, MARIO 81. Omitted Press)
Una extraordinaria agitacion Sc
noto hoy en- los pasillos de la CANA
ra de Diputados en- ell momento en-
que ell Jefe del Gobierno NJ. Poinca-
re penetro en- ell hemiciclo de la Ca
mara para dar lectura la declara-
cion ministerial. Ell Presidente del
Consejo de Ministries hizo manifesto
clones verdaderamente trascendenta-
les con relacion a la politica interior
del gobierno y a la situacion de las
tropas francesas destacadas en- el
Ruhr.
"El deseo mas vehemente de Fran
cia, ha dicho el ilustre politico", es
de llegar a un acuerdo franco Y ar
m6nieo 10 mas pronto possible con
sus aliados. Pero hay una question
verdaderamente grave. Y que de no
arreglarse en- favor del gobierno fran
ces implicara la seguridad de la re-
publica y ell bienestar de todos los
franceses. Francia exclamo, no pue-
de retirar en- estos momentos sus
tropas del Ruhr menos que sea en-
proportion con los pagos de Alema-
mia. Agrego, no obstante las ante
riores declaraciones, que tiene la fir
me conviction de que la situacion
puede cambiar de un momento a
otro dando lugar a que Sc, llegue a
una liquidation possible de las cuen-
tas de guerra.
Mientras hablaba el Jefe del Go
bierno era interrumpido a menudo
por los diputados radicales que sc
reian con ironfa especialmente Guam
do M. Poincar& hacia elogio de los
nuevos Ministries. ,
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-04-01
Ell sabado Sc celebro en-
la o6cina del Attorney
General Ia anunciada
reunion de jueces y
49, 6scales
POr estar enfermo MIR. Goats
preside Ell acto ell Hon. Mi
guel A. Muhoz

Bajo la presidencia del "Assistant" 4,
Hon. M. A. Mufioz y con la asisten-
cia de todos los jueces y fiscales de
la isla Sc celebr6 Ell sabado en- Ell De-
partamento de Justicia la anunciada
reunion convocada por ell Attorney
General, con ell fin de tener un cam
bio de impresiones darles conocer
las estadfsticas de los casos crimina-
les ocurridos en- la isla durante los I'LL
timos meses, comparandolos con la cri
minalidad en- amos anteriores; Y asi
mismo, Sc estudiaron las estadisticas
de los distintos distritos, habiendo un
general cambio de impresiones sobre
todas estas cuestiones.
Ell punto principal de la reunion
fue ell de tratar acerca de Ia importan
cia que tiene para la Administration
de justicia la selection de los comisio-
nados de jurados que en- este mes ha-
ran las Cortes de Distrito para seIec-
cionar los nuevos paneles de Jurados
que han de actuar durante ell corrien-
te afo. -~ sn<,us
De las estadisticas que Sc dieron a
copocer quedo demostrado ell buen ira
bajo realizado por las Cortes, Y ell en-
peno que elias SO toman en- todos SEN
tidos. H FMww
Terminada la reunion los concurren
tes Sc trasladaron la residencia dc
Mr.. Coats, quien SO hallaba enfermo
no pudo asistir al acto, con ell fin de
ofrecerle sus respetos y desearle un
pronto complete restablecimiento
Por la oficina del Departamento de
Justicia, a mas del sefior Mufoz, asis-
tieron los sefiores Todd Jr., y Figue.
roa.
Esta afuencia de funcionarios Judi
ciales en- ell Departamento hizo pensar
al reporter en- ell regimen de don Mon
cho, cuando hubo jueces pusil&nimes
que dejaron de subir esas escaleras
por no disgustar aquel que sostenia
una ruda batalla con ell entonces At
torney General, Sr. Mestre
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-04-01
Ell ToRERo DE- MAS EMOCIoN
QUE Tiene HOY ESPANA
COMO Es NACIoNAL II

Muertos "Gallito" y Granero retl.
rado del toreo Juan Belmonte, la fiesta
espaiola puede afirmarse que esta en-
crisis. Faltan fguras como las que fue-
ron en- su Tempo Lagartijo, Guerrita,
el Bomba, Joselito d.
Hay sin embargo, un lidiador que su
pie con su arrojo las deficiencies de su
arte. Els Ell aragones Juan Anll6, alias
"Nacional H..
En- Mejico-donde fue gravemente
herido Iltimamente- reedito las haza-
mas que le habian hecho famoso en-
Espafia entera. Veamos la cron1ca de
su debut, aparecida en- cl "Heraldo"
de la TERRA de Obregon.
"Nacional II, ell discutido lidiador
aragones, levanto de sus asientos a
los espectadores, derrocho guapeza y
arte en- sus faenas, verdaderamente
emotivas.' Y continua diciendo:
"-Asi no Sc puede torear!"-
Esta fue la Erase obligada en- los la
bios de todo afcionado a la fiesta ga
llarda, varonil y emocionante, cuando
surgio en- los circos taurinos la deme-
drada y contrahecha fgura de Juan
Belmonte Ell Milagro de Tr1ana. Este
revovlucionario del toreo, que Sc RIO
buenamente de los tratados y de los
tratadistas, lego a los circoS taurlnos
riSando las fieras terrenos inverosim1-
les y tratando todas sus Suertes con
tintes tragicoS.
--iAsi no Sc puede tolerar!
Este fue el escrito angustioso dc
ayer en- ell circo de la Condesa desde
que Juan Anllo, Nacional II, toreo
con Ell capote su primer adversar1o.
Porque el aragones como el trinanero
es un torero con fibra, con nervto y
con una aficion loca. Alguien Ila dicho
que Nacional II es un diestro chapado
a la antigua, grande y pundonoroso, co
mo Frascuelo, que tarde a tarde Sc ju-
gaba estoicamente la vioa.
Para mi tiene mas semejanza con
Belmonte, por sus arranques bravios,
por su valor imponente por su sere-
nidad majestuosa. Naconal II tiene oil
dnismo temperamento que Belmonte.
6Que como torea el tragico aragcnes?
Pues dejandose llegar los toros la
barriga dc una manera brutal. IHay ma
da mas hermoso que aplaudir a m ar
tista que sortea ell pehgro con una ia
cilidad que es frialdad, despues de ha-
Der visto desaparecer ell asia lei toro
hacia ell cuerpo de un ldiador que, I'M
perterrito Sc SAGA a la fiera en- los vue-
los del capote? INo es este punnF aqua
fuerte de 10 tragico?
Nacional II, como Juan BeImcnte,
es un superhombre. Porque Nacional IL
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-04-01
LIE TEMPS" REFUTA LAS
MANIFESTATIONS DE UN
PERIODICO INGLES

''Le Temps" refuta en- un editorial
de su edicion de hoy las manifestacio-
nes pesimistas de un diario ingles con
respecto al trabajo del Comite y ex-
horta tener confianza la buena vo-
luntad e inteligencia de los perltos en-
cargados de resolver la crisis de Ale
mania y de los deseos del pueblo ale
man de que. Sc lie ayude en- su trabaJo
de reorganization nacional.