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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-09-27
La CONFUSION MUND1AL


En- la 1nseguridad y confusion
que prevaleci6 en- ell mercado mo-
netario en- los amos despu6s de la
guerra, especialmente en- Alemanta,
todo marco perdi6 su valor Y los
hombres prudentes SO apresuraban
gastar gu dinero a la mayor bre-
vedal possible. Tan rapida fu5 la de-
preciaci6n del papel moneda en- Ale
mania que La economic resulto in
it'll. En- esos amos el que econom1
zaba su dinero 10 hacfa psor que Ell
que 10 gastaba en articulos. Asf Sc
creo una denlanda tremenda por
articulos manufacturados Y la pros
peridad artificial rein6 en- Alema-
ria. Enormes factorias fueron esta-
blecidas, equipadas con la maquina-
ria mas moderna, para ponerse a
tono con la demanda. Todo fu6 bien
mientras ell marco Sc cotizo por
21entos Y miles, pero cuando ell
marco Sc cotiz6 por millones y BIZ
Homes, y las duefias de casas Sc vie
ron obligadas pedtrle al marido
trillones de marcos para gastos dol
dia, Alemania Sc vic obngada a
rendirse.
Entonces Sc invent6 ell marco
Retten, basado en- las s6lidas ga
rantfas de las tierras, ferrocarriles
y bosques de la naci6n, 10 cual ha
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-09-27
LAS ExPoRTACIoNES DE
ALEMANIA

En- estos momentos Ell comercto
de exportac16n alemAn no alcanza
probablemente nj a un cuarenta por
ciento de 10 que era antes de la
guerra. Ell extinto Herr Rathenau,
durante la Conferencia de Cannes a
principles del afo 1922 fij6 como ma
ximun ell 25 por ciento. FL conner
clio de exportacion britanico es por
10 menos rs por ciento de 10 que
era antes de la guerra. Por otro
lado, la Gran Bretafa depende aho-
ra mas que nunca de su concrete
extranjero.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-09-27
uN Av1so

Pero una nota de avtso aeaba de
ser lanzada por eli director d. una
de las mas poderosas compafias ma
v1eras en- sl mundo, Sir George
Hunter, I'M hombrs dc gran inteles-
to Y caracter, cuyo solo nombrs dss-
pterta la confianza en- los slrcu'oa
1inancieros. Es un hombrs de una
sangre frfa exceptional, pero atS.so
a juic!os radicales. Eu declarAc'on
por 10 tanto de que "su pals Gamma
hacia la rnina''. tisne que llamar
la atencion de los patr1otas ingle-
ses. Despu6s de enumerar los hschos
mas saientes en- relaci6n con el nn-
nero de los sin empleos en- Ia indus
tria continua diciendo:-"R Rstas
condolences 81 prevalecen solo pus-
den signifcar bancarrots y ruina.
Quizas estemos un POGO lejos, psro
caminamos ese final. No hay 6sps-
ranzas de que Ia situaci6n meiors".
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-09-27
oTKo FACTOR

Y hay otro factor en- las fnanzas
britanicas que es motive de inquie-I
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-09-27
10 QUE ocURRE EN- ITALIA

Es diffcil determinar 10 que real
mente esta ocurriendo en- Italia. No
hay actualmente nbertad de prensa
en- aquel gran pals Y por 10 taflto
ningdn 6rgano independents del
cual obtener information en- reiacion
con Ell estado de cosas prevalecien-
te. 81 Italia estA prospera, como nos
dicen los defensores del fascisrno,
es dificil expncsrse por que 81 cr6-
ditto sufre. Los grandes fndustria-
Hstas y fnancieros del mundo Bimpa-
tizan con ell regimen de Mussolini y
Green en- sus m6todos, pero no quie-
rem entrar en- negociaciones Real
mente Sc muestrsn dispuegtos pa
gar treinta por ciento menos por
las Iras de Mussolini que por las
de Giolitti. Debe haber una expn-
caci6n para esta divergencis entire
las creencias y la realfdad, pero 20
no la encuentro de prtmera intcn-
ci6n.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-09-27
EN- FRANo1A

Industrialments Francis no pue-
de quejarse. No tiene sl problems
de los sin empleo. In realidad eSta
protegiendo la entrada de extranjs-
ros para hacer frente La creciente
demanda de brazos. No obstante, 81
estabilidad fnanciera dependera del
exito con que sus ministries de ha-
cienda consigan eludir ell pago de Ia
deuda nacional. 81 Caillaux real
mente Sc propone pagar 10 que su
pals debe Estados Unidos y a In
glaterra, aun cuando sea en- una es-
Gala sumamente reducida, tendrS
que subir considerablemente las con-
tribuciones y ESQ sera ell fin para
81.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-09-27
ADD Ell KRIM EXTRA EN-
ACCION

ADD Ell KRIM EXTRA EN-
ACCION
Ab ri Krim no 10 esta hacienda
mucho bien. Ell conflicto de Ma
rruecos no ha terminado en- manera
alguna. Una campafia en- las mon
tafias cuesta mucho dinero So
presta muchas tradiciones. Y afn
resulta mas dificil sostener guar
niciones en- las montanas y yo no
veo otra forma efectiva para COM
batir los rudos montaheses del
Atlas.
Mientras 70 escribo, eI Mariscal
Petain y Ell general Primo de Ri
vera estan tirando miIlones de fran
cos v pesetas en- caHones, bsrcos
y aeroplanos. Yo eStaria mas sa
tisfecho 81 Caillaux hnbiese' dejado
caer algunos de esos miliones en- ol
Tesoro ingl6s.
DAVID LLOYD GEORGE
Copyright by United Feature
Syndicate Inc. .-Prohibida la re-
produeci0ns
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-09-27
Hay grandes...

Continuation de la Ira. pag.)
fiel expression de los planes de la
lninorfa en- estos momentos y que
los primeros pasos estan dados va.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1925-04-15

for the reason that the petition of Richard Hackett
sworn to- stated these facts and file in his office
and he knew that Hackett had been ordered make
port and account for the money from Meade interest
to the Judge of the County Court of Wnnebago County
who appointed him.
The records file in the office of the County Judge
OF Villas County show that complied with every letter
OF the law. | had no more to do with the money
celved by the guardian for the sale of these lands than
the reader of this article Frank Carter himself.
This week received from the County Judge of Win
nebago County certified copies of the Letters of Guard
lanshp appointing Richard R. Hackett guardian of
Frank R. Meade and certified copies of the guardian
ships account of the proceeds received from the sale
Meades interests in the different land One of
the items appearing in these schedules the item OF
Sl9328 received by the guardian Hacket for Meades
interest in the Villas County lands also received per-
sonal letter from the Honorable D. E. Mcdonald the
present County Judge of Wnnebago County, giving me
brief synopsis of the entire proceedings This
and certified copies, received from the office of the
County Judge of Wnnebago County, have turned over
to Frank Carter.
What legal steps take in the future in relation to
this and other matters, will depend upon what County
Judge Frank w. Carter now does.
Very Respectfully,
N A. COLMAN
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1925-04-15

Be active, during the time of thy
existence, doing more than is com
manded. He is blameworthy who
makes bad use of his moments
'Precepts of Ptah-Hotep, $500 b. C.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1925-04-15
"Alinony"

A shrieking admoniton to a careening Jazz
mad world. A stupenduous appeal for better
ordered lives. Fox News and another Tele-
phone Girl comedy
All at popular prices. Every night but Monday.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1925-04-15

The island of Java is the most
densely populated country in the
world, 35,000,000 persons living on
an area smaller than the State of
Iowa.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1925-04-15
Lets Co"

Second annual American Legion
Ball at White Eagle pavilion on
Saturday evening, April 18TH
Frisco orchestra, and its better
than good Let's Go.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1925-04-15
1sArH GIVES VIE"

,oATH GLVL0
-
States How
nbIyman P;II and
Stands on lax III
.,.t Meddling
all''
Laws.
views On pending TAX
oa bill 1928 Assem-
frnUatb from non
d. ~ n letter TO al
'.- ...bor ST commerce
.- What lie THINKS %
TAX meddIlng. ms
-a' raa Ii the following
az
o.
Nadis01 WIS" va II =
p,avn. President
2, rs.mbcr Of Commerce.
WISCONSIN
provn.
VI .t-ar of March - rel"-
s.ra-a Bill No. l2z' Or II
..5. the taz Bin has oeen
0ar problems "lth res
,e-ion are muJua. anu
NJ 10 give you my humble
M tbe subject $3.50,
absolutely against ''l0 ,o,,,.
naId.ing with oo! "a .''t
discount the rfE Olla' 80
ra leaving t1e slaOes On
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1925-04-15
Secrets of the Night

with star cast, from the famous stage play,
"The Nightcap." Love, Laughs and Mystery.
A good 2-reel comedy.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1925-04-15

Cost of Dental Clinic ------ 1924
Total ----------------- S440.59
Amount paid by children
for dental work -------- 1O065
Paid by Villas County
Welfare Assn --- 1898. "a
The dental wagon visited country
schools in every town in the coun-
ty last Fall. About 26O children
were treated; 25 cents being the
charge for extractions, and from
25 cents to so cents for filings.
The dental wagon will make
a n OF her trip throughout the
county next all.
Mrs. George Hall, Sec.
The island of Formosa in the
South Pacific possesses the highest
sea cliffs in the world.
A gold nugget, part of the orig
inal gold taken from Suffer Creek,
California, by James w. Marshall,
January "a, 1913, is. the property of
a New York man.
Villas County News $500 a year.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1925-04-15
Examination News.

@1' Arthur Jackson returned
Ton the hospital m Milwaukee
very fast. >
Margaret Sisson is Just recover
from /, Tie chicken pox.
b. ~ 4, r. Cummings, owner of the
y Woods Lodge came home to-
r aver spending the winter in
M and Mrs Baer arrived satur-
n, ~ morning To resume their re-
BUSINESS again on Lost lake.
Ir ~s2. hromm is finishing John
-'aaoerg.s new house.
,,a T.. entertainment and basket
, ,,s.. Will be held at the Baer
I'll ,'' o2Zt Saturday night, April
b,.... -aales please bring a box or
5o5r 81 lunch for two. Every
Work. ,0 I, 60 collar for men has been
h,s ,r s''0O0O0o in royalties to its
''"S Want Ads bring results.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1925-04-15

Villas County News $500 a year
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1925-04-15

"' Want Ads bring results.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1925-04-15
"Listen Lester

featuring Louise Fazenda in one of the best
comedy screams of the year.
Added: Fox News and Chapter II of the "GhOst
City,"
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1925-04-15

The island of Formosa in the
South Pacific possesses the highest
sea cliffs in the world.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1925-04-15
"Boy of Flanders

with Jackie Coogan in one of his greatest pic
lures, good 2-reel comedy.
The Washington times., 1925-04-30
SONS or REVOLUTION
TO ADMIT 27 CANDIDATES

Twenty-seven candidates for
membership will be admitted to the
District Chapter. Sens of the Revo-
luton, tonight at the Army and
Navy Club.
They are Richard H. Bagby,
Major Paul A. Capron, Lieutenant
Commander Charles C. Copp, u.
s. N, Tyler bennett, Colonel Har-
rison, H. Dodge, Frank Mason
Gilbert, Rear Admiral Albert
Gleaves, u. s. N. Douglas Griese.
mer, Gilbert III. Grosvenor, Charles
w. Hume, Lieutenant Colonel
Edgar e. Hume, u. s. A., Captain
George r. Jackson. Herschel ".
johnson, Fletcher III. Lansing.
Frederick s. Lee, Ralph w. Lee. ir..
Reverend John B. Lemon, d. D..
Colonel James B. McCord. Frederick
w. McReynolds, John III. Moore
Walter s. Penfield. James w. s..
Peters, Lawrence M. Proctor.
Lieutenant Colonel Hamilton b.
South. q. s. Marine Corps, Francis
w. Stone, Harry B. Straight. Major
Arthur N. Tasker, u. s. A.
The Washington times., 1925-04-30
'NURSERYBAB|ES
SEEN IN DANCE
FESTIVAL
"Magis Room" With Forest Of
Ice Cream Trees at Neigh
borhood House

| There is a real forest in the
magic room" Of the Neighborhood
House at 47O N street southwest,
and those who visited the room
yesterday at the opening Of the
spring dance festival will testify to
| its being about the best forest they
ever saw 1t has the ice cream
! tree, the family tree, the lemonade
tree, the vanity tree, the candy
tree, and the mystery tree.
Competing with the new dance
steps. the chorus in the Dance of
the Toys is one of the most in
teresting features OF the festival.
The dancers in this number are
the nursery babies. The spring
song, with the dance Of the flowers,
is given by the kindergarten chill
dren, and the Coming of Spring, .
| masque, by the girls of the
junior high school.
The boys have their time in the
evening. The hobo quartet, the
blacksmith song and the cowboys
on calico ponies are among their Of
ferings. Sixteen Of the prettiest
girls are giving special cross
word puzzle novelty and each per-
Torrance ends with May-pole
dance. The Marine Band furnishes
the music and the May queen will
be chosen Saturday at the close Of
the festival.
Saturday the professional march
and the browning Of the May queen
will be held.
The Washington times., 1925-04-30
What's Doing Today
and Tomorrow
T0dax.

To-day.
Address-- William tyler Page befors
the Cosmopolitan Club luncheon in the
FRANKLIN Square Hotel at 1890 o'clock.
Meetfng-The Rector's Aid Society
and the Mems Club of St. Martaret's
Church in the parish hall at s:Is
O'Clock.
Meeting-The Central High School
Parent Teacher Association in tin
school at o'clock.
concert--For the benefit Of the
school of nursing. homeopathic Hos
pital ct the Wardman Park Hotel at
Meetins@The Chemical Society OF
washington In the Cosmos Club at
Meeting--of the General Memorial
their han. 1912 Pennsylvania avenue
Supper Dance-By the Officers ana
members Of the washington branch Of
in the Mayflower Hotel.
Dance-Dinner dance at the Congress
SIGNAL Country Club At 9 o'clock.
the Grace Dodge Hotel.
MISUNDERSTANDING Lodges-NavaL No.
4, Ladies Night and Dawson. No. Is.
&C Card party-Benefit At the Harrins
addition to the hospital Of the Uni
versity OF Virginia.
Tribute--A. tablet in memory OF the
Reverend Doctor Robert Talbot. former
rector of ST. PauTs Episcopal Church
to be unveiled
Visit - The washington cehtennial
Eastern Star. to the Monufnsmtai Chap.
ter OF Baltimore, Md.
ED4ertainment--In celebration Of For
s sy Week in the Columbia Junior
Meeting-The Society for Phiiosophi-
cal Inquiry in the New National Mus
Dinner--The Dental Study Club Of
Washington in the ball room Of the
Burlington Hotel,
opening ,'The Fiesta de sevilIana."
lie Paradis az Amnnendale. Nd
Dance-In the NeiEhhood House, 40
N street northwast.
citation Of University Women, In honor
Of the Pan-American Conferences of
Women.
Tomorrow
Card party-Under the auspices Of
the the st. Thongs .s Church comittss for for
Episcopal Eye, Ear and Throat Hos
pital in the willard Hotel. at 2:so
DAnce--In the garden house Of the
Meetiug-Martha Chapter. Nc. 4. Of
the Order Of the Eastern star
neutrality-suspicious. Chapter, NO. 81 VIII
visit the Eastern Star Home.
Celebration-Of Forestry Week In the
Grant School at 9:45 o'clock
Meeting-Lebanon Lodge. No. z. OF
the Masons. at o'clock.
Meeting-The washington Chapter Of
the Mary Baldwin Aiumnae Associa-
tion at the home of Miss Ella Moore.
1850 Thirty-first street northwest, at
4 o'clock.
Play-"Tatatochon,'' by the Tata-
poochen Campfire group.
Card party and dance--For the bene-
cit of the Shrine for the Blessed
Sacrament building fund. under the.
auspices Of the ladies' Of the Sanctuary
Society, at Rauscher's.
May festival ball-Under the auspices
of the Stonewall Jackson. Chapter. Of
the United Daughters Of the Con-
federacy, at the Wardiman Park Hotel.
Meeting-The George Baldwin Me-
Coy Unit, American Women's Legion,
In the Church of the Covenant at
a May day tea-Under the auspices
N the Association Of University
Tomen, 1T which new members and
4 Sembers of the College WomenS
Club will be honor guests.
The Washington times., 1925-04-30
CSC Window Shades
Soc Ea.

Perfect Quality Smiths
Opaque Window Shades,
mounted on excellent
spring rollers. complete
with fixtures. Popular
coIors.
Third Floor
The Washington times., 1925-04-30
Children's Body Waists

Regularly as Body Waists. in sizes 90
2. 4, 6 and s. Your choice, each,
Regular sec Body Waists, in sizes Ok
"a, s and years. Each.
The Washington times., 1925-04-30

Kann's-street Floor
The Washington times., 1925-04-30
Busy Corner Specials

Red Riding Hood
Doll
49c
-15-inch Doll with
composition h e a d,
painted eyes. dressed
in red oilcloth with
cap and cape. Each
nicely boxed.
Fourth Floor
The Washington times., 1925-04-30
Household Aprons

Household Aprons. Of all.rubber or Of Gre
tonne with rubberized backs. Extra
large sizes Regular price, $1.0O Your S0fD
Tea Aprons, in all colors, made of ali
rubber or of cretonne with rubberized backs.
Medium size. Regularly soc and 75c. 99O
Each ..................
-Children's Aprons, Of allrubber or Quo
cretonne Regularly soc. Your choice SO~
The Washington times., 1925-04-30
Third Floor
19c TO Soc Jewelry
Zoe

"A wonderful assert.
Ilaent Of Jewelry. con-
slsttng Of necklaces,
choiSers, bar pins, cuff
links, hat ornaments.
bracelets, etc.
Street Floor
The Washington times., 1925-04-30
Soap Combination
49c

These Very Desirable
Soap Combinations con-
sists of an 8-quart
water pail, and 6 bars
Of Qctagon Soap each.
Special. Friday only.
Third Floor
The Washington times., 1925-04-30

Join tomorrow and make your own
selection of this celebrated ware. It's
an investment you'll always remem-
Der with pleasure.
YOU PAY as little as $500 now,
depending upon amount of purchase;
then a small sum weekly.
YOU RECEIVE the Silverware
at once. The best of all, you pay
only our regular cash Prtce-not one
penny more.
The Washington times., 1925-04-30
3
Girdles

Regular 1925 to $500, Girdles, made of
the best corset elastic Narrow and wide
widths in small and medium sizes. Each
Soc, 79c and $1.OO
The Washington times., 1925-04-30

S1.OO and $1.25
Cotton Union Suits
79c Each
-women's G o t t o n
Ribbed Union Suits
with flat seams and
in bodice and built
up shoulder styles.
Tig hit and loose
knees. Regular and
extra. sizes.
Street Floor
The Washington times., 1925-04-30
Miscellaneous

Fancy Ribbon Hair Bands, with elastic
backs. in assorted styles and widths 1QN
Regularly Soc Special each. -
Sanitary Washcloths, of finely knit. double
faced cloth and finished with fancy edges
Seconds of regular 10c, 15c and 19c CEC
qualities. Special. for..............
-Mercerized DarninS Cotton, in assorted
colors and of assorted makes Regu" t1H
larry SC a ball Special, balls for.
Il inch Lisle Elastic. in white only. Best
quality in lsyard 70, rolls R ssgSI Fly 45c
Regular soc Imported French Curl
ing Irons for the marcel wave. Spe- ChC
ciaI, each .'''''.'''
The Washington times., 1925-04-30
soc Tooth Paste
&c Tube

Your choice of Pebeco,
Squibbe, Pyrodento or
Pepsodent Tooth Paste,
at this very special
price. Only two to a
customer. Friday only.
Street Floor
The Washington times., 1925-04-30

Chocolate Fudge
29c Pound
-P lain Chocolate
Cream Fudge that is
made in our own fac
tory, and is fresh,
delicious and nutri.
tious.
Street Floor
The Washington times., 1925-02-07
Baptist Young People
Ready to Put on
Pageant

In connection with the oDserV-
ance of World B. Y. P. U. to-
morrow, several of the unions
are to put on special programs.
Group &C." of the Bethany
Union, is planning to present 2
pageant entitled "The B. Z.
P. u. Spirit This pageant,
written by a member of the
Bethany Union, contains large
number of facts in regard TO
newly organized World B. =.
P. u, of which twenty-six coun-
tries have already become mem
bers.
Last Sunday evening the fol-
lowing officers and group cap
tains Of the intermediate B. Z.
P. u, Of Bethany Baptist Church,
were installed by the pastor:
President, George Thompson;
vice president, Rebecca Perry;
recording secretary, Edwin
Shuttle, corresponding secretary,
Alice Weaver; treasurer, Ed
ward Everett; Bible readers
leader, Howard Potts; chorister,
Daniel Bowen; pianist, Gather
inc Shuttle. The group captains
are: Edward Harrington, Eve
lyn Kerr, Philip England, and
Esther Lavisson.
The Washington times., 1925-02-07
GIRLS OF NEW CHURCH
TO GIVE ENTERTAINMENT

The Girls Friendly Society of the
Church of the TRANSPORTATION, Four.
teenth and Gallatin streets north.
west, is to give al entertainment
Monday evening in the parish hall
Of the church, to celebrate the
formation of a parish independent
from the former Chapel of the
TRANSPORTATION. The separation
was effected by an act Of the
diocesan convention Thursday,
TRANSPORTATION was formerly a
chapel Of Rock Creek parish.
The friends OF the society are
invited to hear Mrs. e. M. Phillips,
boy impersonator, and program
Of music by mep1pers of the society.
TRANSPORTATION branch Is one OF
the newest branches Of the Girls
Friendly Society in the diocese OF
Washington, and this is its first
large entertainment
The Washington times., 1925-02-07
NoRDICA CLUB TO PLAY
AT VERMONT AVE. CHURCH

What Wait I For?" will be
the subject Of Reverend Doctor
Earle Wilfley's sermon at the Yer.
mont Avenue Christian Church
tomorrow morning. w. T.. Braith-
waite will sing Heart to Heart with
Jesus" kirkpatrick. In the eve
ming the monthly musical service
win be given by the church choir,
assisted by the Nordica Mandolin
and Guitar Orchestra, Walter T.
Holt, director.
Christian Endeavor Day will be
observed at this church tomorrow
evening at z o'clock, when the
Alpha and Beta societies will join
in giving a pageant of peace and
brotherhood, Youth Dares," under
the direction of Mrs. Daniel 3.
Lloyd. Miss Gladys Prince, chair
man of the prayer meeting commit.
tee Of the Alpha society, has charge
Of the arrangements.
The Crusaders Class of young
women, taught by Doctor Wilmer
Souder, Is observing February as a
month Of sacrifice for the benefit
of a native African missionary.
Administrative officers and teach
ers Of the Bible school will meet
at the church at $50 o'clock Mon
day evening for supper. A con.
ference of the whole group, led
by Reverend Jesse Guy Smith, will
be followed by departmental con-
ferences
The Washington times., 1925-02-07
PEARY Planned
AIR TOUR Of
FAR NORTH
World War lntervened, Says
Companion in Talk to
Geographic Society

Il
Admiral Peary realized that The
day Of the dog sled in the Far
North has passed and that the era
of air exploration has arrived, &C
cording to Captain Robert A. Bart
lett, Peary's companion, who last
night addressed the members OK the
National Geographic Society.
The speaker said that Admiral
Peary would have attempted further
Arctic exploration by aircraft had
the world war not INTERVIEWED. lie
related the events Of last summers
cruise aboard the U. S. Coast Guard
ship, the Bear, during which he
sought data relative to winds. tides
salinity, and possible supply bases
for the use Of future air explora-
tions Of the unknown Beaufort sea
area.
Captain Bartlett's talk ranged
from "reminiscences OF the days ''of
wooden ships and iron men to
humorous accounts Of his efforts to
collect flora in the Far North to
bring back for scientific study.
One OF the most interesting parts
OF his motion picture films was that
relating to the dogs, and the
hydraulic mining at Nome.