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Evening star., 1925-11-12
Secretary ana Mrs. Hoover
Hosts at DINNER Innight.

The Secretary OF Commerce and
Mrs. Hoover viii entertain at dinner
In honor of their son and daughter
in-law, AIr. ANA Mrs. Herbert {.
Hoover, jI, tonight, preceding the
dance to he given for the benefit OF
the Girl Scouts. of which Mrs. Hoover
is chairman of the national board of
directors.
Evening star., 1925-11-12

Mrs. j. Craig Peacock entertain
Cd at luncheon today in honor OF the
Rev. Dr. W. :. Ahernethy. pastor Of
Cavalry Baptist Church. and Mrs.
hbernethy and members Of the
faculty Of the Missionary Institute
which is being held in this city at
Cavalry Baptist Church.
Evening star., 1925-11-12

hosts at dinner last evening, enter
tanning in compliment to the head of
the Rumanian debt mission and Mms.
TutulescO, and NJ. and Nine. Jansen
Of Brussels. Others in the company
were the Secretary of Commerce and
Mrs. Hoover and the Minister of Ru-
mania and Princess BibeSco.
Evening star., 1925-11-12

Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Richards and
their two daughters have returned
from a years stay in Buenos Aires
and have opened their home on Con
necticut avenue. Mr.. and Mrs. Rich
ards and their daughters Travelled eX-
tensively in South America before re
turning to Washington.
Evening star., 1925-11-12

Miss Carolvn Chamberlain has re
turned to Washington after spend
Ing the Autumn at Fortress Monroe.
Mrs. Chamberlain and Miss Chamber
lain will Join Gen. Chamberlain in
Florida after Christmas.
Evening star., 1925-11-12

Mrs. Charles NJ. Ffoulke will be at
home informally this afternoon at her
residence, POLL Massachusetts avenue
Evening star., 1925-11-12

Mrs. Charles A. Lummis entertained
4 small company at dinner last eve
ming, later taking her guests to the
theater.
Evening star., 1925-11-12

Mrs Randolph Smith is hostess to
a company Of eight at the matinee
this afternoon. and win take her
guests later to tea in the Mayfiower
Garden. Mrs. Smith is entertaining
in compliment To Mrs. Robert Wat
llinS of Balmar. y. ].
Evening star., 1925-11-12

The former Ambassador to France,
Mr.. Hugh Campbell Wallace, has
been joined at the Green Brian.
White Sulphur Springs, by his son.
Mr.. Melville ". r. Wallace.
Evening star., 1925-11-12

AY~ HE President entertained At
luncheon today in cunpli
mont to the members of the
i. Rumanian Debt Fuudju- Mis-
sion.
Mrs. Coolidge VIII occupy a bon
this afternoon at The recital of Miss
Sophie BraSiau
Nine. llatsudairu. wife OF the Am
bassador of Japan, viii entertain at
a musical followed 10y tea this after
noon AT 4:30 O'Clock ia the embassy
a. 1871 * street. when Mr.. Noshie
F'ujuwara, famous Japanese tenor.
viii give the program ACCOMPANIED
by Mrs. Elizabeth Gardiner Coomhs,
pianist The guests viii number
about $50 and the ladies oi the en-
bassy viii assist Nine. Matsudaira
at the tea tahLe.
Evening star., 1925-11-12
SOCIETY
President Coolidge Host at Luncheon
;. at the White House Today
for Debt COnferees

Scandal" Dancing will follow the
supper.
Evening star., 1925-11-12

Former Ambassador to Mexico
Charles r. Warren of Detroit. Mich,
arrived today at the Willard Hotel,
where he viii remain until Saturday.
Mr. Warren came here from New
York, where he spent a week.
Evening star., 1925-11-12

The Minister of Siam. Phya Buri
Nayarasth. VIII entertain q company
at dinner this evening at the legation
in honor of the newly appointed United
States Minister to Siam and Mrs. w.
W. Russell
Evening star., 1925-11-12

Lieut.. Jean Lahat and Nine. Labat
gave a reception last evening for all
war veterans of armies represented at
the School Of Foreign Service at
Georgetown University, where Lieut.
Labat is head of the French depart
mpDr.
Evening star., 1925-11-12

Col. and Mrs. Robert y. Harper will
be host at supper party this eve
ming in compliment 10 Miss May col
lins and other members of the cast Of
the revival of THE School for
Evening star., 1925-11-12

Mrs. Francis Marion Wigmore has
returned from New York and has
taken an apartment at the Mayflower
for the Winter.
Cards have been issued by Mrs.
uliet S. GoOdenow announcing the
Evening star., 1925-11-12

Mrs Davenport White has gone to
New York and will return the middle
of next week.
Evening star., 1925-11-12

The charge daffaWes of Bulgaria
and Nine Eisseroff entertained in-
formally aJ dinner last evening in
honor of the retiring secretary of the
Czechoslovaklau Legation ana Nine.
HanakOVa.
Evening star., 1925-11-12

The Secretary OF Commerce and
Mrs. Hoover Viii entertain at dinner
In honor of their son and daughter
in-law, AIr. ANA Mrs. Herbert G.
Hoover, r., tonight, preceding the
dance to lie given for the benefit of
the Girl Scouts of which Mrs. Hoover
is chairman of The national board of
directors.
The Minister Of Siam. Phya Buri
Navarasth. VIII entertain a company
at dinner this evening at the legation
I'm honor Of the newly appointed United
States Minister to Siam and Mrs. w.
W. Russell.
The charge d'affaires of Bulgaria
and Nine EisseroH entertained in
formally al dinner last evening in
honor Of the retiring secretary of the
CZechoslovakIau Legation and Nine.
Hanakova.
Senator and Mrs Walter Z. Edge
entertained a company a dinner last
evening in honor of Mr.. and Mrs.
Dwight +. Morrow and Miss Morrow
of Englewood. \. j.
Mrs. William {. Heron and her
daughter, Miss Patricia Heron, have
returned to their home in Baltimore
from NilltIllIlItI. NHt'It lHtN went lpl
The marriage Of the formers son. Mr..
James Esney Heron, to MiSS Mary
McNeaI. Mrs. HERON and her daugh-
ter will move this week to Chatto-
lance, near Baltimore. where they
have leased the home Of Mrs. Frank
G.. Baldwin.
Mrs Davenport White has gone to
New York and will return the middle
of next week
Lieut.. Jean Labat and Nine Labat
gave a reception last evening for all
war veterans of armies represented at
the School Of Foreign Service at
Georgetown University, where Lieut..
Labat is head of the French depart
ment.
Mrs. Randolph Smith is hostess to
a company Of eight at the matinee
this afternoon, and viii take her
guests later to tea in the Maytlower
Garden. Mrs Smith is entertaining
I'm compliment To Mrs. Robert Wat
kins of Balmar, y. J.
MIR. and Mrs. Ralph richards and
their two daughters have returned
from a years stay in Buenos Aires
and have opened their home on Con
necticut avenue. Mr.. and Mrs. Rich
ards and their daughters Travelled eX-
tensvcly in South America before re
turning to Washington.
Mrs. j. Craig Peacock entertain
cd at luncheon today in honor OF the
Rev. Dr. W. :. Ahernethy. pastor of
Cavalry Baptist Church. and Mrs.
hbernethy and memberS Of the
faculty of the Missionary Institute
which is being held in this city at
Cavalry Baptist Church.
Miss CAROLYN Chamberlain has re
turned to Washington after spend
Ing the Autumn at Fortress Monroe.
Mrs. Chamberlain and Miss Chamber
lain will Join Gen. Chamberlain in
Florida after Christmas.
The former Ambassador to France,
Mr.. Hugh Campbell Wallace, has
been joined at the Green Brian.
White Sulphur Springs, by his son,
Mr.. Melville ". f. Wallace.
Former Ambassador to Mexico
Charles r. Warren Of Detroit Mich,
arrived today at the Willard Hotel,
where he viii remain until Saturday.
Mr.. Warren came here from New
York, where he spent Il week.
Col. and Mrs Robert \. Harper will
be host at a supper party this eve
ming in compliment To Miss May COL
lins and other members of the cast Of
the revival OF The School for
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. TEr|STTTTTTT
mI
Evening star., 1925-11-12

Senator and Mrs. Walter +. Edge
entertained a company at dinner last
evening in honor of Mr.. and Mrs.
Dwight r. Morrow and Miss Morrow
of FngleWood. \. j.
Evening star., 1925-11-12

Mrs. William {. Heron and her
daughter, Miss Patricia HERON, have
returned to their home in Baltimore
from Cincinnati. where they went for
The marriage Of the formers son. Mr..
James Esney Heron, to Miss Mary
McNeal. Mrs. HERON and her daugh-
ter will move this week to Chatto-
lance, near Baltimore. where they
have leased the home Of Mrs. Frank
G.. Baldwin
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the gasoline and pop and paid Nick.
is Il good gasolineT' he asked.
Nice and fresh with plenty OF pep
In Il like your popY'
Yes" laughed Nick. we Jus,
got it fresh this morning. If Il
won't 20. Just come back and IN
exchange H."
That's finer thought Mister
Bunny to himself. "If | do happen
20 sec Mister Hunter or Mister
Farmer. can step on the gas and
get out OF their way faster than I
can hop
He got into his car and waved
his hand goodbye Then down tho
road he chuggcd and tho last the
Twins saw OF him. no was turning
he corner OF the lane between tho
clderbsrry patch and the poke berry
bushes.
Mister Bunny looked carefully
around in every direction. II
don't sec soul" he Aald. Il
guess I'm safe now"
But suddenly bang
Mister Bunny let go OF tho steer.
Ing wheel for n minute. feeling con.
WINGED tina, he WAS shot. But quick
as a wink he grabbed It gain. III
I'm shot I'm not going TO wreck
the car anyway" he thought. But
no was trembling 30 he could
scarcely guide Il.
"Ha, Ia, har' laughed someone
overhead just then. 'T1l bet tina;
scared you, Mister Bunny. Did
you think you were shot7''
Yves, wasn't II" asked the
poor trembling rabbit gentleman.
1T sounded like H."
why, It was your own car that
did it, said Scramble Squirrel at
back. fired, guess. And a big puff
Of smoke came out behind. was
watching"
Goodness alivee' said Mister Bun.
ny. rs that all? I guess ! am
extra nervous today"
But. his troubles were not over.
TO BE Continucd)
fcopyriRht. 1885. >. q. 4. ssryiee. Incl
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the white house with green shutters
where lived the young Dick Greg.
orys. and Gloria herself eamo out
10 welcome her. May knew suddenly
that she could never so away from
Seattle again.
Why. II was home TO her! And
these friends OF hers were all she
had 10 1.-Two for. now tina, everything
else seemed to have turned 30 dust
and ashes before her very eyes,
You lucky girlr' she said TO Clio.
ria. when she had eaten a late sup.
per OF chicken sandwiches and tea.
and tho two friends stood beside
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\ JEAl6WsE TOtSGS
~! @S 19N5 FEyOGSelr
" Y@ 3 Olive Roberts Bartor>
NO 1a-MIsTER BUNNY HEARS A SHOT

One day when Mister Ben Bunny
was getting some gasoline at the
Twin Garage" and having a bot
Tie OF pop into the bargain. no sud.
denly jumped abou, two feet.
The reason that he jumped was
because when Nancy opsaed the
bottle II went pop" Mister Bunny
almost jumped over his own cars.
What's the matterg' laughed
Nancy.
Mister Bunny looked shespish.
I'm nervous. that's what's the mat.
ter" he said But you can't blame
me much. Ringtail Coon said this
morning that he had seen a hunter
around with q gun. / don't know
whether he was a coon hunter. or
a rabbit hunter. but I'm not one
for taking chances. From now on
am going TO be careful"
Yes. should" said Nick. Mis-
ter Hunter probably doesn't know
that you have an automobile this
year. tho. He VIII be looking for
footprints instead OF automobile
tracks. II he saw you in your new
car. he would probably be too much
surprised to do you any harm any.
way"
'Wels hope so" said Mister
Bunny shaking his head. But
am worried Just the same"
Mister Bunny didn't say that he
knew another reason why he was
worrying. He had helped himself
to the good things in Mister Farm.
er's sass-patch garden ali summer.
He and all Of his sons and daugh.
ters and nieces and nephews. And
one day no had heard the farmer
say. When get the winter wheat
all in and the thrasiHng over. and
have a little time to myself. 1 am
going after that rabbit family that
has been Fostering me all summer.
Il can't help what is over and
done" he had said. but / can see
to II that there are fewer rabbits
around to bother me next year"
Mister Bunny reached down into
his pocket and got the money for
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MAY sen MOIR. whose husband
killed himself because of hnr love
affair with jim CAREME returns
10 her home town after n years abs
sence. she sells her property, and
with her whole tiny fortune In cash,
sets out 90 find and marry a man
with money,
Al Atlantic CITY she meets HER
BERT WATERBURY, AMI DAN
SpRAGUE thru a diNorervl MRS.
CARLoTrA FRolhtNG, who Is iu
love with Dan.
May believes Waterbury 20 DE
rlCh, and sets her cap Tor HIM
when hc proposes she accepts him
and turns over her money 90 him
FOR Investment lie disappears inns
mediAtely. and the money with him,
Pennilcss May sells her icwelry
and fur coat 10 buy q railroad ticket
20 Los Altos Cal. where Carlotts
has a bungalow On tho way she
stops or ia her home town 90 sec
her friends, the DICK GREGoRNS.
and meets a wealthy WlgnWtr.
ULYSSES FoEGAN He fallf SIM
ccFcly ga low with May aud asks
her 70 be his, wife. But she refuses.
explaining that she likes hlm toe
much TO marry him without love.
Then she leaves town and goes
10 Los Altos 90 visit CnrlottR. but
stays there only a few DAYS, owing
10 Carlottas unwillingucss 20 lot
her i've there without paying her
board.
MAY irif,s 20 Los Angeles hoping
10 find a job, and fails she leaves
her baggage al the Alexandria
hotel unable Go pay her bin there.
and moves 90 cheap boarding
house, by this time she hhsu as
much as a fiNe-eent piccs. She sells
her last piece OF tewclry for $50.
and wires 10 Ulysses Forgan, askiuE
him 20 lend her enough money 10
pay her hotel bill and buy rail-
road ticket home, Then she writes
70 The Gregorys 70 ask them II she
can make her homo with them for
a short time.
NOW co On WITH THE SroRYl
WHEN May found herself back
w In Seattle u week later. Il
seemed 10 her for moment that
tho last is months OF her life had
been bad dream.
The world beyond the union depot
seemed suddenly remote and unreal
TO her? Had she ever really
been away from homer Had
she really ever known such people
as carlo;ta and Dan and Herble
Waterbury?
They seemed like dim figures In
a half.forgotten dream. now thar
she was back here where she be.
longedl
When tho taxleab drew up before
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nieky Juniors little white bed IN the
big nursery upstairs,
You lucky gifly she said again.
Don't you know that this little
white house. and tho husband and
child who live hcre with you. arc the
real Joy OF living7''
She said IL brcAthlesaly as II she
had jus, made a great discovery. But
Gloria only laughed the gen.
tie, happy laugh OF a woman who has
found the glowing heart or Life.
itself
"os course know H." she an.
swcrcd Ia a haif.whispcr 80 az not 10
wakcn tha baby Marriage and
( motherhood that's tho high
IS, happiness any woman can have.
May. That's what we're born for
We women"
Silently May nodded Then ahe
gave herself n nervous llttio shake
and ran a hand thru her short CLEAN,
lns hair. I'm going 60 burst into
tears IN another minute" shs said
partly. ~ We so on talking like a
couple OF Sunday school teachers
Come on downstairs. and well ripple
up a rag on tho radio. eh. whatgn
But. after all, sho did not so down.
staira again. In the hall aho stopped
at tho head OF tho long flight that
led to tho lower floor. and put her
hand TO her forehead
"Fiendish headache. I've
had II all day" she explained 10 Clio.
ria. Il forgot all about IL IN the
excitement Of seeing you folks again.
But It's killing me. and ! guess beds
the best place 10 take IL. Say good.
night 20 Dick for me. won't you?
oh. but I'm glad TO DO here
with YOU It's like hons 10 me
your house,
And when shc sank into the laysn.
der scented bed with It's soft pillows
| and spotless sheets. sense OF peace
poured itself into her soul like oil on
troubled waters, She slept like the
baby in the nursery across the hail.
For months she had not had a
nights sleep like this. In hotels the
sound OF doors closing. OF telephones
ringing In nearby rooms. had broken
her sleep. The rattle OF trains had
always kept her awake when she was
| tnvellnE.
Then. too. she had had her money
TO worry about. and her future 20
ponder over. But now that she had
reached the very rock,bottom Of bad
luck. what else was there to worry
about? Nothing, 30 far as
May could seel
She would stay here with
Dick and Gloria until she was rested
and refreshed. and then she would
look for Job. She had worked
once she could work again.
even II she hated work.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-08-03
Sc TRATA DE REDUCtR LAS
CoNTRIBUC1oNES EN- ESTA-
DOS UNIDOS.

WASHINGTON, agosto 2. (Ca-
he Frances.)-Un despaeho de
Swampscott anuncia que MAIDEN,
presidente de la Comisi6n de ha-
cienda de la Camara ha informado
al Presidente Coolidge que ell SUI
peraYit de $40 millones del ano fis-
ca! puede emplearse en- la reduc-
cion de las contribuciones. Seg1n
Ell proyecto la contribution normal
sera reducida de dos a .uno por
ciento para las entradas memories
de $4,000, de A a tres para aque-
Has entire $4,000 y $4,000 y de 6
a 5 para las que pasen de 5000.
FL representative de Illinois REDUCE
ria igualmente Ia mayoria de las
contribuciones diversas sobre tea
tros, automobiles, etc.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-08-03
RUMBo AL AFRICA

Entonces estaba en- toda su
fuerza Ia campana en- Marruecos
y ALA enviaroh al Aiferez Pena.
Tres amos paso en- Ell Africa nues-
trc amigo, tres amos de ardua lu-
cha, de constante batallar, dur
miendo al raso muchas wees y al
mando de tropas indigenas que
Sc necesita un tacto especial para
dominarlas.
Y lego sel dia de gloria para
Ell A1ferez Peha. FL IS de JUNO
del aho %, y al frente de un pc
lotion de indigenas, sostuvo un
encuentro cuerpo a cuerpo con un
cfecido numero de kabilas, sal
vajes y ieros, consiguiendo dar
muerte a doce de los asaltantes
s tomando prisioneros a los de-
mas. POGO despues la hazana Sc
repetia. X no tardo mucho el Al
ferez Pena en- lucir los galones de
CapILan. eco 4su~
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Ell MARISCAL PETAIN. PRO-
TESLA CONTRA LA AGENCIA
HAVAS.

MARSELLA, agosto 2.s.(Cable
Frances.)-El Mariscal Petain ha
partido para Paris a protestar an
te los representatives de la Agencia
Havas, contra los terminus de la
declaration que lie atribuye I'm pc
liodico de Barcelona. Ha dicho
que Ell no ha hecho ninguna decla-
raci6n de 81 genera. El Mariscal
Petain ina declarado a los perio-
distas que tan pronto lIegue a Pa
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UN'HEROlCO,,,
tCoEtinHsc:6n do 10 IL. p&x.l
caballero puertorriqueho.
LA HfSToRIA DE UN MILL
TAR A GRANDES RASGoS

Don Seryando Pena,-que asi
Sc llama este heroico captain del
glorioso ejercito espanol,-aun
cuando hijo de un puertorriqueno,
nacio en- Espana y es esta la pri-
mera vez que viene a Puerto Ri
co, con el fin de visitar a su pa
Dire.
Entro el captain Pena ALA por
Ell 1916 a estudiar milicia en- la
Academia de Infanterfa de To-
ledo, ell historico Toledo, donde
transcurrieron sus primeros amos.
II 10 salio graduado y va era
t9do IN Alferez.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-08-03

Una adici6n necesaria a la Ley
de Pensiones del Magisterio es es-
tablecer un SECURE contra acciden-
ties fisicos para los mentores, pa
gado por ell Estado, cuando estos,
en- la cruzada misionera de reden-
ei6n intellectual, caballeros o da-
mas en- escualidos rocines, presu-
rosos Sc dirigen hacia las blancas
casitas escuelas. Muchos lisiados
hay va en- ell cuerpo, Y cafdas des-
graciadas por los barrosos caminos
han trafdo la desgracia a los hoga-
res
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-08-03
Los FUNERALES DE BRYAN
FUERON MUY SENCILLOS.

WASHINGTON, agosto 2. (Ca-
bic Frances.)- Los funerales de
Bryan Sc han llevado a cabo con
la mayor ~sencillez. A exception de
Ia presencia de algunos personajes
oficiales, miembros del gobierno
y un pequeno numero de diploma
ticos que recordaban su carrera
poiitica, NADIA distinguio .sus exc
quias f1nebres de las de cualquier
otro cristiano. Ell servicio religio-
50 Sc celebr6 en- la iglesia a donde
Bryan iba a menudo cuando era
Secretario de Estado. La GAIA de
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FL maestro, especialmente ell ru-
raj, es victima de fisicos acciden-
tes en- Ell desempeno de su tarea, y
ell ~gobierno, va que no puede cons
truir los millares de Kilometres de
c~arreteras hacia los centres de en-
senanza, debe asegurar la vida y
salud de sus ,abpegados emplea-
dos. o~freciendoles Ell ~aliciente de
IN SECURE contra academies en- ell
cumplimiento de la profession.
Mr.. Bonfils es un notable publ
cista de Estados Unidos, y dirige
con acierto ell DENVER POST. FL
afirma, con la, elocuencia irrefu-
table de los numeros, que por ga
da banjo usado EN- la nacion, hay
tres AUTOMOBILES.
Aunque este es dificil de. pro-
bar, sin embargo trae al umbra'
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bronco estaba cubierta por una
bandera americana Y muchas CO.
ronas de flores. La lluvia Gaia a
torrentes.
Ell descenso del cuerpo a la tum
pa fue .exactamente a las 4 y AZ
de la tarde. Los estandartes Sc in
clinaron ante 81 que los habia SER
vido en- su juventud. Despues de Ia
ceremonial, la bandera que habia
cu5ierto la GAIA de Bryan fue pues
ia en- manos de SUI viuda que Ia
recibio llorando.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-08-03
JULES HENRY HECHO CABA.
LLERo DE La LEGION DE
HONOR.

PARIS, .agosto 2, Gable Fran
ces.l-En la lista de nominacio-
mes y p%romociones de la Legion de
Honor que ACADIA de hacerse con
motive del "A de julio figura Ju-
les Henry, primer secretario de la
Embajada en- Washington. Henry
ha side hecho eaballero.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-08-03
CPor Julio Fol Negr6n.)

f
Los alumnos de la Universidad
v los directories escolares siguen
con gran interes ell cursillo de Fo-
netica que ell ilustre Professor Ma
yarro de la Universidad Central
esta ofreciendo en- ell curse de We
rano a los mentores de la isla.
Los matices de los sonidos de
nuestras yocales son indistintos en-
nuestra lengua, segun la hablamos,
V de ponerse en- practica las SUI
gestiones del ilustre conferencian-
te, cosa cast impossible, una con-
versacion seria una pieza musical,
con la A de tres %clases, Ia n dc
nreve y ash por ell estilo.
ESQ sucede actualmente en- in
giles, y la tendencia es reformar Ia
lenguaa seg1n ~preconiza ell SIM.
| PLIFIED SPELLING BOARD, co.
sa de omitir sonidos duplicates
letras mudas, giros obsoletos,
lIra nuestra lengua a buscar sa.
via de vida a sus inicios; cuando Il
formation de los idiomas romances
o ell Circulo de Estudios Historicos
de Madrid, hace solo un bello ges,
to para abrevar en- la fuente de IL
tradicion, cuando Ell mundo pidt
brevedad EN- TODD: en- ell tempo
en- las distancias, en- los articulos
de Ia prensa, en- las mil complete
dades del cotidiano tragin?
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ROOSEVELT LLEGA A KANs

SIMLA, agosto 2. Gable Fran
ees.)-El Coronel Teodoro Roose-
.elt y su hermano Hermit acom-
panados de numerosos miembros
de su expedition de GAIA en- Asia
Central han llegado a Kans, Tur-
kestan Oriental, con TODD su equi-
Pale. La expedition sigue para
Tlan Shan por la orilla del Rio
\ arkand. Veinte caballos de la ex-
Fecici6n han muerto en- Ell canine.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-08-03
BALDWIN SALIVA A INCLATERRA
DE LA CRISIS MINERA SUBVEN-
CIONANDO La INDUSTRIAL
STABes UMBos TRATA De REDUClR sUS CONTRADICTIONS
Add FL Krim no atacara a Ouezzan.== Kato premier de Japon
Petain conferencia con Painleve

ris sometera al gobierno un infor-
me. Las operaciones comenzaran
en- breve Y seran eficaces. Ha di-
cho que su entrevista con Primo
lie Rivera no ha sido sino un in
tcrcambio de opinioncs. Lo hecho
kasta ahora lie parece muy bien.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-08-03
COLI PREMIER DE holland

La Haya, agosto 2. (Cable fran
ces.)-El nuevo ministerio holan-
des que sustituira al que dimitio
ell % de julio ACADIA de ser forma-
do por Coli antique ministro de
Hacienda, quien presidira ell gabi-
nete teniendo a su cargo las car
teras de hacienda Y colonias.