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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-02-27

Average price OF twenty lndusula
Average price Of twenty. rails was 100.S6
up SO.
Bu United Ryess
NEW YORK. Feb. 27.-An in
crease In the rediscount rate by the
local Federal Reserve Bank caused
some scattered liquidation at% the
opening today, by traders who
feared the effect Of the action upon
the speculative element. Under of.
ferings of this sort American Can
receded IN to 174; Baldwin a like
amount to 142A; Studebaker " to
IA and Steel, ex-dividend of $1.75,
Is to 1925.
In view Of the apprehension enter
tanned for many weeks over the
4 possible effects of an Upward re-
4 vision of bank rates, these losses
were considered negligible. AS a
matter Of tact the principal factor
OF the increase is the message 1t
conveys of expanding business OPP
orators throughout the country and
this fact brought impressive buying
into the market after the early re-
action.
Stocks were given sluggish tone
around noon by commission house
advices to take profits until the mar
ket passed through the test consti-
tuted by the rediscount rate in
& crease! Offerings resulted from
these admonitions were taken care
Of in good style, causing relatively
good recessions in view of the recent
gains. Locomotive. Baldwin, Amer
lean Can and other leaders Of bull
ish demonstrations early in the
week are subjected to principal sell
ing pressure.
Among the industrial specialties,
Remington typewriter scared to 59h
against low Of 5SB in the previous
session while Certain-Teed Products
common at 4s was 61s from its low
of the year.
Local Bank CIearingS
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-02-27
In the SUGAR Market
(By thomson & McKinnon)

NEW YORK. 1aeb. 2T.-Psrtial explain
the continent is found in the rapidly
changing statistical position Of the beet n
dustry abroad. Heavy purchases by Rus
ssa and largely increased consumption n
Germany has reduced the exportable sur
plus of beets and as result foreign coun-
tries are absorbing substantial quantities
of Cuban and San DomiDgoes. Practically
all of the old Indian crop has been mar
keted. Three cents will probably be paid
today for sugars in nearby positions and q
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-02-27
AmerIo . Ts'sphoue . TeIsgapn Co.

The regular quaterly dividend of Two
Dollars and Twenty Five Cents 1929
per share will be paid on Wednesday.
April Is, 1925, to stockholders of rec
ord at the close of business on Tues
day, March H. 1925.
On account of the Annual Meeting of
the Stockholders the transfer hooks
will be closed at Nhe close Of business
on Tuesday, March II. 1925, and re-
opened at 10:00~A NJ. on April 1. 1923
II. BLAIR SMITH. Treasurer.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-02-27
Comedy to Be Repeated

"A Womanless Wedding." comedy
presented at the Linwood Avenue
Christian Church Thursday night by
the Mems Bible class. win be re-
peated tonight. o. e. smaliy plays
the bride and q. q. Frobenius the
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-02-27

bU UWEItu FTt8B
CHICAGO. Feb. 27.-Broad de-
mand raised the hog market 10c to
Zoe at the local yards today. thus
establishing a new record OF $12.40
for best hogs, the highest since No
vember, 1920.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-02-27

BIZ United Press
EAST ST. LOUIS. Mo-. Feb. 81.
Hogs hit their highest postwar
prices on the local market today
when choice stock sold at s12.4o. The
market was 25 cents higher than
yesterday.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-02-27
Deaths

paiilah E. sprague, 81, 1874 Shelby.
lobar pneumonia.
Mary Z. Sharp. "a. Fletcher Hospital.
encephalitis.
John Allen Higdon. 70. 1450 N. King.
chronic myocarditis.
william W. CASTOR. 50. Ola N. Capitol.
cardiac asthma
Leannea Esiinrer. "a. 1926 Marker.
acute dilatation of heart.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-02-27
WEARY, TAKES POISON
Woman Leaves Note Saying, q
~ Hope God Forgives Me-"

Mrs. Oscar F. Coulon. 81. OF 324c
Capitol Ave-, gave up in six years
fight with i'll health early today.
According to relatives she wrote
a note saying. II am SO tired. hope
God win forgive me-"
She placed the. note on her pillow
and took poison,
Three doctors and nurse tried
to save her life withol. avail.
Besides the husband. sister. Mrs.
Anna Mullen and brother, Wright
Will.arnS both OF Indianapolis. sur
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-02-27
IRON AND STEEL

Local wholss,ss prices 5 F0n anf fo StfS
base, coiieo. rolled shafting $9.e6 q 100
To- base; blue, snnsaled sheets lO-Eauge
S8-gause base s5.6b 10 .6lbs.: blsck. sheets.
2B-gau6e base 5.6b 100 lbs, b n sheets.
i00Ib base iron bars. S3l- lO0-ib.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-02-27

BIZ United Press
CHICAGO, Feb. 27--While no
price changes Of consequences were
recorded, grains displayed underly-
ing strength at the opening Of the
Board Of Trade today.
Increased speculative interest
swept July wheat upward q; the
start Other deliveries held relative
ly steady.
Corn was irregular. Spot eased Off
when leading locals sold due to lack
of cash business.
oats started firm one reports of
export INQUIRY in Canadian mar
kets.
Provisions started steady without
3 feature.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-02-27
Tank WAGON Prices

mot Including &c State tax)
and Ethyl. 81. 2c. Energee. 22c: Purol.
1870: Silver Flash. 22c; Target. IS &c;
90 &c: special, 2tc: " hite Rose ole.
Light. l5.5c Perfection. lose: Bright
Light. I0.6c. Sinclair. IL &c.
NAPTHA--Energee Cleaners. 1g.5c; "
& p. 1880: Standolind Cleaners. 22.5c.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-02-27

West, north and east to Is;
aossth. 10 to 20.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-02-27
JULY WHEAT UP
, AT TRADE START
Other Deliveries Hold Rela-
lively Steady,

~ BULLETIN. n
By United Press ..4
= CHICAGO. Fen. 27.---Wheat
futures closed higher ON the
Board Of Trade today, while corn
ruled steady to slightly lower.
Oats declined.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-02-27
.RED|SCOUNT RATE
'ADVANCE CAUSES
!. SOME LIQUIDATION
Losses Considered NegIigI-
BILE In Face Of Business
Expansion,
Average Stock Prices

Average price Of twenty industrial
stocks Thursday was 1926. up II
Average price Of twenty. rails was 100.S6
up SO.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-02-27

AMUsEM ENTs
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-02-27

Local Bank CIearingS
Bank clearings Friday were So .5s5. 900.
Bank debts amounted to $6.063,00
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-02-27

81 600 Indpls Northern a.. .'......... 81
sEx-dividend 1 a per cent.
ssEx-divIdend "A per cent.
tEx-dividend 3 per, cent.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-07
RECLAMATION is
MEET THEME
State Chamber May Make
Industrial Survey

Adopting new constitution at
the opening Of It's annual conven.
ton, tho Washington Chamber OF
Commerce at Tacoma Thursday laid
"A strong foundation for state rccla.
nation work
President ]. J Donovan. in the
opening address. cmphaaiEed the
Importance OF agricultural develop.
mont. lilo pointed out the big op.
portunitios for reclamation in the
sage brush lands OF Eastern Wash.
lnRton.
Manager b. o. Lively OF Seattle
recommended that tho chamber un.
dortaka complete industrial sur.
vcy OF the state A. s. Goss. also
Of Seattle. explained the workings
Of the credit unions. A resolution
was passed fnvoring the rcclama.
ton project for the Columbia basin.
The meeting WIS called to order
at 10 o'clock at the Hotel Win.
throp
J. 4. scollard. ChehulR: 4. l..
French. Vancouver. and ]. C. Hub
bel. Ellenshurg. are the committee
on nominations. The committee on
resolutions is composed of l.. l..
skccl. Seattle; Louis Muench. Olym.
pin: A. S. Goss, Seattle; Fred Ad.
AIMS, Spokane: b. Il. Healy. Belling.
ham; +. a. curran, Ellensburg. and
T.. II. Lamb Hoaulam.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-07
Seattle Girl Home
After Europe Trip

Anna Grant Dali. formerly Of tho
Cornish school. Is home again from
Paris, She left two years ago on
leave Of absence TO study the piano
in London aud Paris.
During her stay abroad she
studied under such masters rs To.
bias Matthay or the Royal Academy
Of London. Philip Wager swayne
and Blanche sclya of Paris
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-07
MURDER IS LOST.
ART IN LONDON
Only Sixteen Such Crimes
in City During 1924
BY CHARLES NJ. MCCAIN
United News Staff Correspondent

United News Staff Correspondent
IT ONION. Aug. Murder threat.
- ems to become a lost art in Lon.
don.
While American cities such as Chi.
cago and New York ponder crime
statistics that indicate n life day
TO be the average toll OF murders,
London is examining with consider
able complacency the annual report
OF the commissioner OF police, which
discloses that only l6 murders were
committed in the metropolitan area
during the IL months OF 1924.
London's population Is nearly
5000 900 souls, so your chances OF
losing your life at the hands of a
murderer in this city are about one
in 100000.
The chances OF your murderer get.
ting away TO brood over his crime
in freedom are not SO glittering as
to attract any American thugs to
London as a safe theater OF crime.
Eight OF the 1924 murderers com.
mitted suicide. Five were apprehend.
ed by the police and three escaped.
Crimes of violence have decreased,
the commissioner reported. The 16
murders Of persons more than one
year OF age and the IL infanticides
In 1924 are compared with the 81
murders and Is infanticides of 1928.
TRAFFIC DEATHS
ARE STILL GREAT
London traffic. however, Is as
blood.thirsty as It's American coun.
terpurt. Accidents in the crowded
streets caused S44 deaths in 1924,
compared to COS in 1898, A total OF
i5,aS7 indictablo offcnses were com.
mitted In London last year com.
pared to 10, 3S3 In 1928.
Ten moro cases OF manslaughter
werc recorded In 1924 than in 1928,
but there were % fewer woundngs
and assaults. Only 10 drug addicts
or pcddlcrs were prosecuted in 1924,
compared to ~ one year before.
EnglIshmen read tho crime statis.
tics Of American cities with amazed
horror. Tho recent Drake hotel cpl
sodc In Chicago might have been
disrcgardcd MS n prankcr's Joke,
cabled over to startlo the old world,
but for stories that have preceded
Il OF violent battles and sudden death
in tho streets OF American cities
Such Englishmcn as attempt to ex'
plain tho relative crime In the two
countries usually point TO the SWIFT
British Justice that can whisk a muir
dcrer from the scene OF his crime to
the scaffoid In three or four weeks;
the dissemination OF the home socro'
tnry to commute detah sentences I'M
der any circumstances. the scarcity
OF rcvolvers among the population,
and tho quaint custom of actually
putting murdorcrs who are odjudgcd
insane in asylums and keeping them
there.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-07

WTNIEsE must be aeven-lcnRue
L boots. said Misa Expo. The
Stars shopplngtour girl. at tho plant
Of tho Washington Shoe Mnuufne-
turing Co. 800 Occidental ave. when
she stepped into a huge pair Of los.
gers hi-t0p pacH.
Having taken on the task Of show.
Ink just what fine things can BE-
bought In Seattle Industrial plants.
Miss Expo invaded the shoe indus
Try and was amazed nj tho splendid
product turned out by the veteran
shoe concern
The firm win exhibit al the Pa.
eiflc Northwest Merchants eHpoHi,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-07

ton al the smith Cove terminal. Au.
gust II 10 -.
Tho firm keeps Is statesmen busy
selling 70 the Northwest trade. over
100000 worth Of stock r. carried.
The company turns out an Kinds
Of heavy work shoes. suitable for
The wet weather Of the Northwest.
Northumberland shoes arc widely.
known among men. and the Martha
Washington shoe II popular with
women ~ the Northwest.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-03-08

Las palmeras son los arboles que
tienen las hojas mas grandeS. La
palmera Ihata. del Amazonas. lie
ga tener hojREu t@F1O a Is metros
de largo. INV qsPh
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-03-08

La pintura llarnada sepia Sc SAGA
de un animal maritime es ell IL
guido que lleva en- una bolsita
que esparce, enturbiando ell aqua.
cuando algdn enemigo le ataca Y
desea escapar.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-03-08
La constitution americana.

La ayuda del gpbierno es una
amenaza Ia soberania de los es-
tados, alega Bruce.
Todos los proyectos aprobados
hasta ahora. segdn Bruce, son bien
fundados, pero en- realidad sin fuer
zas para defenderse de los estados
de Ia Union.
Bruce combate energicamente la
enmienda decimaquinta a La Cons
tituci6n. dc Ia cual dice que es La
orden mas Unconstitutional que haya
podido dictar Ell gobierno ameri-
cano.
''Una de nuestras grandes equi-
vocaciones consiste en- Greer que los
cstados del sur son perfectamente
soberanos''
Bruce al mismo tempo declara
cue ell presidente Coolidge no est4
de acuerdo con esa politica de So
partido que tiende a destruir La so
berania de los estados. Para Sos
tener sus argumentos, cita directa-
mente ell Mensaje del presidente
Coolidge, que abunda en- Las mis-
mas ideas.
Asegura Bruce que Ell pueblo
americana, al igual que Samson SO
ha dejado sorprender por Dahla y
ha dejado va en- sus manos Ia ma
yor parte de su fuerza y poderio.
No obstante haee constar que eI
pals empieza darse cuenta del Pc
hgro, a despertar del dulce sueho.
en- que estaba suInido, y que en-
tonces Sc decidira tomar Ia re-
vancha, para conQuistar los dere-
chos que ueva renunciad0s volun-
tariamente
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-03-08
tCOnstnuacidn de la pas. q

tro embajador en- Berlin tiene que
recoger tambi6n los sfntomas del es-
tadc de amino, apenas satisfactorio
para Francia. IVA a suprimirse la
Embajada porque nuestras relacio-
mes con el Reich siguen causAndonos
sinsabores2 81 en- todas parties mar.
chasen bien las cosas, ST en- ningu-
M parte existiesen dlficultades que
resolver, desacuerdos que disipar,
no tendriamos necestdad de embaja-
dores nj ministries. Todas las Poten-
cias podrfan economizar sus agentes
y los Gobiernos CORES
ponderian directamente por correo,
por TELEGRAPH y hasta por telefonc,
con sin hilos. Por tanto, hasta aho-
ra no sc ha retrocedido ante ese pro-
greso. GPor Qu&2 Porque las mate
Yias a tratar son Ia mayoria de las
veces bastante delicadas para hacer
necesarIas las conversaciones parti-
culares, los pourparlers rrolonga-
dos, los dialogos frecuentes y peri6-
dicos entire personajes de carne y
hueso. Y en- Roma igual que en- to-
das parties,
Por 10 denas, no es exacto que IA
Embajada no haya productdo NADIA;
BRAND record6 con ra26n que nos
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-03-08
Com el Cuida do Debido
La Vista Sc Fortaltce
Notablemente, Dice
un Doctor.
Aconseja un simple trat2miento casero
cue pronto alivta las irritacIones
y meiora La vision.

va no hay raz6n para que suframos
ae los ojos. Especialistas han perfec-
ctoEado un remedio simple pero muy
eilcaz que no solo aHvia en- un insGan-
te el ardor, la picazon, el dolor Ell La
grlmeo de los oios siro que elimina las
JaQuecas, Ia irritaci6n de los ojos Rcla-
ra Ia vision.
Ese simple remedio Sc llama Bono opto,
el cual esta siendo recetado por docto-
res y especiafistas en- todas parties Est&
basado en- descubrimientos cienttficos he
ohos recienGemente Experimentos lleysr
dc5 cGbo por emtnentes hombres de
ciencia han demostrado que ell 80 por
c1ento de todas las afecciones de los Oios
sc oeoe debNtdad Ell determinados mus
ccloS que regular el movimiento de los
mismos. Los lentes solos no fortalecen
esoS masculos; pero el tratamiento con
Bon-opto resulta en- fortalecer tonifi-
car esos musculos hasta devolverles todo
sn " gor ne manera q normaIizar la vista
NO sc descutden los ojos. La moIestfa
que 50 siente despu6s de un paseo en- au-
tomovil de aststtr a una function de ci-
nematogrGfo de trabajo agiduo son
lnportantes sehales de peligro Mas cuaI-
g1!eT TTuaclon dolencia de los ojoS
pCede hacerse desaparecer casi inetant8-
neamente lavsndeselos con Bon-Opto y asf
eV1tar un MAJ mayor. Por esto, en- toda
casa de familia deOe tenerse nm fraaco
de pasttllaso Ben Optic La conservation
oe los oJos es mHcho mas importante que
vez que una persona Sc limp!e los diem
Ges debe tambien lavarse los ojos
NO Sc posponga la adquisici6n de IN
iraSco de pastillas Bon-Opto. Su costo
eS POGO , su eficacia esta positivamente
garant1zada. Su precio Sc devue,ve sin
dilaci6n en- caso de que no Sc obtenea rr.
Snltados beneftciosos para los oios
para ls vista con Su empIeo sAqGn las
nstruceiones dsdas. Bon -opto est8 de-
w-. -eneA en eooas las ooneas. Advt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-03-08
Una GrandiOsa Oferta

1os Estamos ian o ofreciendo uno de los GENE.
GoS de opera para Ell Campo mas ~.
mosos de la mejor calidad ;,g nes nes'
c1o que al tener que comprarlos en- c,sI-
ga1eE @ oera parte tendria que pagar 8 n 4
veees mas. Garantizamos que 81 precio as
e. mas barato en- Estados Unidos porons
nososros mismos los importamos Y los ofre
cemos usted practicamente una fra..
c1on de su valor u1i~ AEAe-
..Ia;Sn hStos ger3e os son de 2Hs pulgadas ex-
Ss, eonInaSa,, Gs pulgadas cerrados, estan
egu.p Aoos Cor lcntcs poderosos cor Ios
t tnales pedra yer objetos que Sc encuen.
Ian an an, niias de d'Esaneia: es 10 mas it'll
p'.ii psaa oaas de campo cacerias, para distin.
sutr ss!G an y 'es n ,as passas. Useio tam.
D'en COMO gene os de Opera en- los cines
Opetae. Sc cav a en una herunosa GAIA
res rsio,, as,,fA P-"cio especial SI.zs' DOR
~ ,1ANbE DINERo, pague al carts!
rc Sl.48 mas el po-te al entregs-saYe
'stvo,Y yer MOS cl dinero 81 no oueda "a.
KEW YORK GENITAL, suPprv no
DEPT. BIO
:. .- n-iu ave, New York, N. Y.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-03-08
'INQUILINOS'
QUE NO PAGAN

Hay eierta clase de "lnquilinos"
que alquilan "un hogar" sin permi-
So del dueho Y resisten todo esfuer-
20 para echarlos a la calle. Nos re-
ferimos a los insectos y animalitos,
conocidos con varios nombres, que
Sc esconden en- Ia cabe2a parties
vellosas del cuerpo humane Sean
piojos, Hendres como sc les name,
ell unRu~nto P1OJlNA (doble fuer-
"a acabard con ellos en- pocos dfas
No hay piojo, liendre, nj ning1n otrc
insecto que la resista. Sc aplica con
facilidad, ticne olor agradable, cues
ta POGO dinero = es de resultados
mas rdpidos que el unguento de mer-
euriQ, el unguento de soldado
otras pomadaS Y unguentos Secretos.
Es M inSecticida que no debe fal-
tar en- nlngdn hogar. Sc uSa tam
bi6n La PIOJINA (doble fuerZa)
para Lavar la cabeza de adultos v
nilos y para GUITAR Ia CASPA
Y dejar La cabeza limpia olorosa.
POr Su precio modico esta al alcance
de ricos y pObres. COmpre la PIO-
JINA en- cualquier botica. Advt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-03-08
.PAAVO NURML.
continuation de la pAgina III

-Paavo, ile GUSTAV a usted Las
ruteres americanas?
FL rostro del atleta pierde su i'm
pasibilidad y los labios dibujan una
SonriSa.
--Si sehor, ST.
-GEs cierto que sus compatrio-
tag ls van a erigir una estatua en-
La plaza principal de Helsingfors?
ESQ he ofdo...
Nurmi rehuye todo comentario So
bre este punto.
-1Que me dice usted de Joie Ray.
el campeon americana de distancias
medias?
La mirada girls SO lorna acerada y
adquiere inusitado brillo.
Ray es un buen corredor. un
magnffico corredor. Con exception
de Ritola, es Ell mas temible de mis-
contrarios.
-9De qrien aprendi6 listed su es-
lilo de carrera?
DE nadie. Lo debo a Ia practica
constante y al deseo de perfecciona.
miento.
-IPor que no acepta usted siquie.
ra una de la innumerables ofertas
cue le han hecho en- este pals para
q. Sc dedique al teatro, para que es-
Criba en- los peri6dicos, en- fin para
que Sc de usted conocer mas am.
pliamente al pdbhco?
-Porque no soy un atleta profe-
sional nj un artista de circo. En- mi
concepto ell deportista AMATEUR
deja de serlo desde Ell momento que
Sc comercializa. Yo soy ante todo
AMATEUR.
-GPero no Sc da usted cuenta de
que haria una fortuna?
Ell dinero no me interesa hasta
ese extreme.
FL dialogo anterior pinta al hom
bre de cuerpo entero. La entereza
i espiritual de Nurn1i desafia a ia
hip6rbole y CORE pareja con sus
sobrehurnanas facultades corpora
les. Regenerador no, porque ell califi-
cativo es ajeno al case, pero ST ii.
tan del esfuerzo ffsico, hombre ca.
bal y Quijote empedernido. He ahi
Nurmi.
Llegado este pals bajo una aure
ola de gloria sin par y en- circuns
tancias por denas auspiciosas, desc
cha con I'm leve gesto de disphcen
cla cuanto bienestar Y halagos ma
teriales Sc le ofrecen. A raiz de ST
Grribo, un acaudalado compatriota
suyo puso a su disposition un opu
lento Pierce-Arrow. Nurmi 10 uti
liz6 una vez y 10 devolvi0. Prefiere
al parecer, los apretujones v los 70
Eamfentos POGO edificantes del SUE
WAY y del tren elevado. Su tinics
expansion consiste en- el cine. A me
nudo concurre a uno Gle su vecinda
RIO y Sc extaSia, segdn me manifies
Ia Quist, ante la puerilidad de las
hasafias de Harry Carey Bill Hart
Hasta e. mcmento, en- nenos de
treinta dias, Nurmi ha establecidc
diecinueve RECORDS mundiales. A
ese paso NADIA lie sera impossible.
Serene, estoHdo, mecanico, con ur
relojillo en- Ia mano derecha al que
consulta medida que sus pies mer.
curiales devoran ell espacio, Paavo
Eurnn bate RECORDS y, con fncons
cdente crueldad, bora del escalaf6n
atletico los nombres de grandes fl.
guras que en- epocas no muy leja-
mas realizaron poezas en- las pis-
tas del mundo.
Eueva York, Is de febrero de
1926.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-03-08
Raymond PoINcARE.

(Cortesfa de la "Naci6n" de
2uenos Aires.)
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-03-08
La mayOrla de las POtencias..

ha ayudado en- Oriente salvaguar.
dar los intereses franceses. Pero una
de las ventajas mas tmportantes que
nos ha Waldo fue la aQuiescencia
dada por la Santa Sede a la consti-
tpci6n de las asociaciones diocesa-
ras culturales. Fl Papa ha autori2a-
do q los cat6licos franceses q con.
formarse con las leyes de coopera-
ci6n y ha consentido tambien en- ha-
Ger desaparecer los funestos fermen-
tos de ais dtscordias ctviles. La ne.
gociaci6n fue larga y delicada, We
Ces penosa, pero salio bien bajo el
Gabinete que 20 presidia y gracias,
en- gran parte, al espiritu de conci-
liaci6n del nuncio. Cuando di cuenta
del acuerdo a las Camaras. gran MT
nero de miembros de Ia mayoria
actual manifestaron viva satisfac-
ci6n. Acababamos, efectivamente,
de obtener una seria garantfa de
paz religiosa y de tranqu.lidad pd-
blica.
iCuantos problemas existen, cuya
solucion faciNta la Embajada! To
dos los dias, el protectorado de los
cristianos de oriente y Extreme
oriente, que ha ejercido desde hace
Siglos Francia, puede obligarnos a
dir5girnoS Roma; igualmente ell
regimen de cultos en- los paises en-
que somos mandatarios de Ia Socie.
dad de Naciones; igualmente Ell re.
gtmen de los Santos Lugares y Pa.
iestina, Q igualmente la suerte de
nuestras misones, cuyos servicios
Ian reconocido los mas avanzsdos
rcpublicanos, a cuya acct6n civili.
2adora han atendido todos los Go.
bjernos, este como los otros, me.
diants subvenciones Gel presupues.
to.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-03-08
tContiuund0n de In pag. p

pnb1cano, prestando tanta ayuda
FEDERAL los estados, tiende a poner
en- manos del gobierno central los
poderes que correspondent los pri-
Meros. Hay que tener en- cuenta
que Bruce no es repubhcano
Bruce sostuvo un prolongado de-
bate, contra ell proyecto de ley que
astgna La cantidad de rs millones
de d6lares para ayudar a La cons
truccion de carreteras, pero final
mente result6 derrotadc.
"Debemos terminar esta practi-
ca, menos que Sc pretenda conver-
tirnos en- burocracia y poner los
derechos de los estados en- manos
del gobierno, que tantas muestras
de incompetence lleva dadas". ha
dtcho Bruce.