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Evening star., 1925-04-13
VETERANS AL.RE. lady
AIDED BY LEAGUE
Ways and Means Discussed
in Support of sf,rvice Men
as u. S. EIerks.

Ways and meaI Is of financing the
new movement tn protect the rights
of veterans in the Government sery-
ice were discus ed at a meeting in
The board room ,of the District Build
ing Saturday n hit, under the auspices
Of the recently sorsanized Veterans De-
tense League,
William Flomer Carroll, chairman
of the leagSes executive committee.
proposed thF.t each post, camp or or
sanitation -of veterans contribute to
me tuhd which would enable the
executive committee to proceed
Chalrma3t Carroll criticized those
who, he, said, had fallen away from
support of the cause, and said that
'he co Flmittee already had produced
resni' r. Some veterans who had
oeen slated to be dismissed, he said,
ser eice
He appealed Cor elimination of any
getty Jealousy" among the veterans
examinations, which might impede
The general work for all veterans
which the league attempts
Pubic Printer Carter was criticized
by Mr.. Carrou for his policy of ad-
yerttsing throughout the country for
help for the Government Printing
office. and then later disrnissing men
wHo had come to the Capital from a
dists nee.
Raymond A. Burke, commander OF
&cGFoaIty O'Connell Post, American
Eeglon. reported that his post had
contributed $50 toward support of
the league.
H2rland Wood, an attorney. mem
her of the executive committee, de-
cIared there We're more than 100 good
cases of veterans before the com
mlttee. Mr.. Wood said the most i'm
portant thing in getting help for the
men was first to get all the facts
Frank L Peckham, department
commander of the American Legion.
also spoke in support of the cause
or defending veterans in the Gov
ernment service
Evening star., 1925-04-13
CIRCULARS PROHIBITED

In order to protect its adver-
tisers from receiving circular mat
ter, it is expressly understood and
agreed that all such matter will
be withheld, as far as possible, by
The Star. Only bona fide answers
to advertisements addressed to
box numbers in care of The Star
will be delivered to advertisers on
presentation of the box number
fi,Lret
Evening star., 1925-04-13
Lung Tests ShO,U
Phenomenal Gain
By Virginia Pupils
Special Dispatch to The Star.

LYNCHBU3G, Va, April 10
Recent tests OF the lung capacity
of school children show some re-
markable developments.
In the first tests, two years ago.
the average was 2.s2 cubic inches
under normal, but the tests con-
Quoted during the recent Health
week showed the average was 523
cubic inches over the normal
AN increase in two years of SIS
cubic inches in our school children's
lung power looks good" said c. r
Warthen, physical director in charge
of the schools.
Edward Taylor OF the Garland
Rodes School carried off the big
blowing honors of the year with 34S
cubic inches, which is 2S cubic
inches better than the best record
in the high schools, while Edna
kieby of Bigger's School, with a
record Of 220 cubic inches, is the
big wind blower of the girls.
Evening star., 1925-04-13

MARKERS. experienced; good
salary. Palace Laundry, 729
9th Ct
Evening star., 1925-04-13

earning 800 weekly selling real estate, call
and see us. Free office space. telephone and
stenog. service. Our statesmen average over
s.. .000 q year need not interfere with pres
ent employment to start. A. NJ. Sheppard. 6lo
Bond bldg
Evening star., 1925-04-13
HELP-MALE AND FEMALE.

MAN AND WIFE to care for suburban home;
no expenses Address Box 4i4-J, Star once.
Evening star., 1925-04-13
HELP-DOMESTIC.

GENERAL HoUsEwoRK-Two in family.
conyalescent mother and daughter in Office; sta
nights; $40 q week. white preferred. COlum-
bia 1856. l22 baltimore ave, Takoma Park.
GENERAL HOUSE, colored girl; stay nights;
references. 3711 Jenifer ST., Chevy Chase
d. c. Cleve 1913.
GENERAL H0UsEWORKER: settled: small
family; stay nights; references required. 3117
T ST. NV I3s
GENERAL H0UsEWORK-Must be good
cook; city references. 2T00 Que ST., Apt. III,
after O'clock
SIRL for general housework; stay nights
references required. Apply 1925 Quincy.
Adams 3976.
GIRL-Wanted, capable, white, country, 10
assist In general housework and care of chill
dren; stay nights; no laundry. Pot. 1882. lo'
MAID for general housework. 1918 10th st.
NV.
WORKING H0UsEKEEPER-uninc nm bered
woman: best references. Address Box 252- X,
Star office. 14'
Evening star., 1925-04-13
MAN !

We have just opened a new
department in our business and
due to promotion from our pres
ent sales force we can use man
with ambition and the determi-
nation to succeed and who is
willing to devote his entire
time, attention and energy to
the most promising industry in
the country-the electrical in
dustry.
If you think you are the man
we want, apply
ROOM 457, MUNSEY BLDG.
Ask for Mr.. Miller.
Evening star., 1925-04-13
RECOMMENDED SERVICE.
(CoRtTnued)

CARBON BURNING. soc cylinder, owner to
remove plugs and wires: casting. steel and
alum nlnua welded properly: all work guar
anteed NJ ~ Coleman. 307 18th st. nv
Evening star., 1925-04-13
INsTRUCTION COURSES.

1NS1 hUC11ON OOO h0G0.
DRAFTING, ALL BRANCHES; INTERIOR
decorating blueprint reading, etc; classes
row forming; ask for catalogue, Frank. I4I5.
LIYINGST0N'S ACADEMY, 1917 x. l. ave
RADIO-OUR COURSE QUALITIES YOU FOR
positions as commercial. broadcasting. aerial
mail airplsne, Navy or Signal Corps operator
Good positions always open. LOOMS RADIO
COLLEGE. 405 9th -. Ia.
BEAUTY CULTURE TAUGHT, NEW
classes now starting; full course in shampoo
ing: hot oil scalp treatment; marcel wsying
and facials DOROTHY COFFEY BEAUTY
SHOP 1923 14th Nv. Tel. Frank. 54l9. l3s
ALI. COURSES COST MORE AND REQUIRE
more time TO learn than telephone switchboard
operating Come in and ask about 1T. The
oxford Bldg. cor. of 14th st. between New
York ave. and H.
AUTO DRIVING LESSONS FOR OPERA
tors permit and heavy traflc; any car fur
nished Call FOSTER" Franklin s7s7.
AUTO DRIVING LESSONS PRIVATELY
given. Call Line. So. We do the rest.
NOW is GOOD TINE TO BEGIN
course of preparation for lifs's duties. Woods
Commercial School. located in a quiet neigh
borhood. S1i East Capitol street. is just sn
ideal place. One years tuition costs s1ls,
payable in seven monthly payments. One year.
evening sessions. $50. in monthly payments.
Thirty ninth year Tel. Line IS.
Evening star., 1925-04-13

ELECTRIC WIRISG-Fa-"Mller"-iz youT
self with our better grade Of house wiring and
electrical hKtnres. See some Of the work we
nave put IN for your neighbors. We gladly
give references and terms if desired Our
represent tatiye will call at your convenience
ana Furnish yoE an estimate on an econom tcal
wiring Job that will satisfy. Call Main 2T57
or Frank 1046a. GEO. y. MILLER ELEC-
Evening star., 1925-04-13

DECORATING. PAINTING, PAPERHANG-
,ns; nass etc special prices this week Decorate
make II easy. "A bid is all we ask" lingo
Decorating Co., Al 9th NV. Pb. Fir. 1925
Evening star., 1925-04-13

BARBER SHOP.
Excellent location for barber shop in large
apartment group, facing 14th st. NV Phone
Main 5437.
VALET LAUNDRY.
Space available in large apartment group in
NV Phone Main 5437.
Evening star., 1925-04-13

ROoFiNG-Capitol roofing manufactured bv
Certain teed Co. i-ply S1.25; 2-ply. Si75:
S-ply, s2-25; mfll-end roofing, 1-ply, s5c; 2-pl.
sl.25: 3-Fly, s1.50. Also red and green slate
surface roofing. Certain-teed fourth one shlu-
Evening star., 1925-04-13

| COUNTERS. shefves. bins display case; viii
sacrifice 34la Georgia ave. NV. Is'
! DINING TABLE-Round; pedestal base; So
Evening star., 1925-04-13

/ CRIB, white enamel: size 52x30 in drop side
| Col 1882
Evening star., 1925-04-13

TYPEWRITERS-Ren reduced: selling OF
large humber at sacrifice prices. some real
bargains. Open evenings. American Type
writer CO.. 1451 East Capitol st. LincolA s2.
CONTINUED ON Next PaEel
Evening star., 1925-04-13

CLoTHING-Some good men are Iaarning aow
20 save big bunches of cash buying from Gs
tGligbtly used suits, IS to S15D; pants 81 up
Evening star., 1925-04-13

DINING TABLE. sold Sheraton MAHOGANY
three door Sheraton mahogany china cabiDet
Sheraton curio cabinet. rugs, day bed. solis
mahogany 6ideb0ard. T2 inches long; librar,
ta ahlR chairs 2I15 2 Ant AR0
Evening star., 1925-04-13
THE SEVEN SLEEPERS
A Thrilling NoueI Of By FRANCIS BEEDNG
International Intrigue ,o0,,,.,, ,,o. ,.,.,. -,

Continued from Yesterdays Starr
Evening star., 1925-04-13

DOORS AND SASH-Both salvazed ana new
new doors, stock sizes, SO and up: sash new
six-tights. 95c each; screens 4oc each.
LUABER-Salyaged from our many wreckinz
operations, together with an immense pur
chase OF new lumber-2I2, 2X3. PA, 2Is. 2xS
sheathing, flooring. siding and ceiling, at low
prices. Also both new and used laths We
Evening star., 1925-04-13

PLAYER-PIANO, latest style. mahogany case,
fall SS-note scale; all latest improvements:
positively brsnd-new; $3.50 on easy terms. 227
Pa. ave. southeast. =
Evening star., 1925-04-13

PIANOS At bargain prices; used uprights, IN
excellent condition; stieH, Steinway, Chick
ber of other makes including used grands
Chas. 81. Stteh. Inc. 1lOS 81. NV.
Evening star., 1925-04-13

COATS, tan, Spring, size SO. s. 90: dresset
chiffon over net, age II, 500; blue ss tin. new,
1S: haP1uiuS Adams
Evening star., 1925-04-13

! THE HEIHINGEE HOUSE NREJkING 90 :.
Camp Meigs, 5th and Fla. ave. northeast
Main once. 9th and ats. southwes
SAVING YoU MONEY on BUILDING AIA
TERIAL HAVE ESTABLISHED THE GOOD
WILL OF THE HECHISGER COMPANY
Evening star., 1925-04-13

PIANO, upright, used. standard make. in good
| playing condition; excellent for beginner
[! will sacrifice for s45. POI Pa. ave. southeast.
Evening star., 1925-04-13

PAINTISG-HIGH-CLA EXTERIOR, IN
terror house painting; also brick. cement,
stucco work painted right at low cost; refs.
X. MORAN. 216 John Marshall pl. Main 1881.
Evening star., 1925-04-13

aad rolls sacrifice, 5000. Knabe upright.
| $3.50. A. F. ARNOLD. 1323 G at. nv.
Evening star., 1925-04-13

ELECTRIC HOUSE wIHING-NeW Spring dis
play all ready. Take advantage Of our L.
monthly-pay plan without interest; no
money paid till lights turned on, that's
our system for pleasing otiT customers PENN
ELECTRIC co. Phone Main $40 for estimate
oil 9th NV Izs
Evening star., 1925-04-13

PIANOS-Second-noor rent, no statesmen. no
commissions. minimum expense, enables me 10
sell new Grands, Uprights and Players az
cut of $50 to $50 in price. Also used pianos
accurately reconstructed and correct in tone.
service. d, G. Pfeifer, 1910 G ST. Estab-
lished over IS years.
Evening star., 1925-04-13

FAIN " VdkheFsnIfI0 mouse palnt- mHB 0fa =
tured by Certain -teed Company, white aud al
other eelors. g. % per gallon. Also barn. roof
and fence paint at 1.55 per gallon. This a
freshly manufactured paint Of a nationally
known comnany. Il is NOT Army paint
Evening star., 1925-04-13

MEAT GRINDER Hobart; A C. 1s-horGe-
pnwsr: used two months. 81 II ST. NV.
Evening star., 1925-04-13
HELP-MALE.

B0Y-Colored work in grocery. 52l5 Rock
Creek Church I'd. NE, Woodburn ID. L.
BOYS, with bicycles, for night and day work {;
also short hours after school. Apply MIR.
Simmons. LIS y Y ave
Evening star., 1925-04-13

DRAFTING TABLES-L1rge; iron base: s5
Unstable: S25 each for three. Also smaller IA
BILE. cheap. 400 10th st. NV.
pRESsER-Oak $40. 42O 10th st. NV
Evening star., 1925-04-13

DINING sUITE-I0 pieces; ''sticFney"; ss5
Evening star., 1925-04-13
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

FURNITURE and household goods OF all kinds
Ser highest cash prices. Call J. e. Herren.
Main 100. 434 10Th st n " l4e
Evening star., 1925-04-13

CHINA CLOSET-$l2. 40 10th st. n.w,
Evening star., 1925-04-13

DISIING cHAIRs-Five. oak; leather seats
Evening star., 1925-04-13

PIANO-Upright; brewster mRhogany
case: practically braRd-new;z excellent coBdi
ton; SIS. 40 10th ST. nv
Evening star., 1925-04-13

PAINTING by D. W. HOOPER Cof elastic
quality. We mix own paint Dutch Boy
white lead. pure linseed Oilsl; references fur
nished Lin. S557-w. Address 50S y st. 50 13s
PAINTERS. DECORATORs-Best mechanics;
best material. AAR00 CO., 322S Georgia
ave. Columbia 42O3. l5s
Evening star., 1925-04-13

ontinued in Tomorrow's Star )
Evening star., 1925-04-13
FOR SALE-MISCELLANE0US
(CantfnueAl

BUILDING MATERIALS money on your
LUMBER-FraminE. siding. flooring. sheath
ing, etc. New and recouditioned DOORS ard
SASH. Complete line of highs grade new doors
terms at prices below original cost Of mann
fscture. WALLBOARD. plaster board and
ROOFING, CertAin-teed roll roofing. strip
shingles and building paper PAIST-FuiI
line of DUPONT paints and vAruishes. Certain
teed barn and roof paints. We deliver paints
anywhere in the city. Build now and save
money Inspect our new stocks and get &C
quafnted with our service methods. WASH
INGTOS wREcKING & SUPPLY CO, INC.
Ith. 4 and Water Ets- s-w. tAt the Seventh
st. WhnrTes. Phone Franklin 220S. Head
quarters for Economical BINDING Natertals
Evening star., 1925-04-13

r. Z. TICKET-WashinEton, D. C., TO Aber
deem. wash: good until 18th June. Address
ale Penna. ave. NV. 13'
Evening star., 1925-04-13

RPENTERS-Non-union Apply between ,
and pm. 205 Commercial National Bank
Evening star., 1925-04-13

| ELECTRICAL WIRING AND REPAIRING; at
reasonable cost. Work guaranteed. Estimates
given. Phone West 452-h
Evening star., 1925-04-13

SODA FOUNTAIN, modern, marble, electric
earbonstor; almost new; cheap; easy terms
Phone North 409O-J. II"
SODA FOUNTAINS-Raving purchased stock
OF Bureh Kleps Company, 4s0 Pa. ave. NV.
| am offering the entire stock, consisting OF
soda fountains. carbonators, fruit syrups e1
tracts and miscellaneous supplies, at low
prices; liberal terms on soda fountains.
Thomas r. Burch & Company, $50 Pa. ave
NV. Telephone Main 80.
Evening star., 1925-04-13

SEWING MACHINEs-D.-h Singer. SO; New
Home, SIS: Standard, SIS; New Ideal, SO;
others at s.; all guar. New machines, SO per
mo. Renting and repairing. Open evenings.
S E. Singer Shop. al3 Pa. ave. Sc. Line. 275.
Evening star., 1925-04-13

SHELVING, door case, nail bin, revolving
chair. show case. 34Is Georgia ave. NV.
sHowERRATH FIXTURES. $40. z. F. Nil
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-05-19
INGLATERRA TRATA Ur1OS
NUEvos AEROPLANOs


AoNDRES, mayo 1a. Omitted
Press.)-Una serie de pruebas mi
litares secretas SO estan uevando a
cabo en- el aerodrono cerca de Lon
dres, bajo la inspection de Sir Hugh
Trenchard. Los nuevos aeroplanos
misteriosos estan designados para
defender a Inglaterra. FL numeroso
pGDlico londinense que acudi6 al
serodromo fu6 detenido por los SOL
dados, Quienes no le permitieron a
Iadie que Sc acercase demasiado.
Los soldadOs Sc extendian por 1nillas
y nnillas a1rededor del aerop1ano.
Seghn los informes que Sc han OBJ
tenido los nuevos aeroplanos son
1rny rAp5dos subiendo, y 10 hacen
casi verticalnente. Sc cree que estos
aparatos solo tengan r,n asiento,
pres los expertos estaban concen-
trando todos sus esfnerzos en- este
tipc recientemente. Trataban de in
yentar Ell aparato mas nviano, mas
rapido y mas fuerte que hnbiese en-
Ell nnndo. Sc cree que este al fin es
el ideal pues no hay NADIA en- Ell
nlllndo Que pueda compararse con
clos.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-05-19

en- un rico cirio y con Ia dcrecha
bendecia al pueblo qua Sc postrer-
naba su pasO.
Tan pronto como las cornetas
anrnciaron la entrada de la pro
cesi6n en- Ia basiIica y. aparecl6 su
Eantidad, toda Ia multitud de 1ie-
les prorrumpi6 en- aclamacioues de
''E Viva il Papa Re-. La proce-
sion prosigui6 hasta la capilla del
Sacramento donde. Ell Papa descen-
do de la silla gestatoria y Sc re-
visti6 de nuevos ornamentos. Des-
puss de uevarse a eabo. esta nueva
ceremonial, volvi6 a subir a Ia
''sedia gestatoria" y. fue llevade
al altar mayor Ia Cathedral dom
de orc durante algunos minutes.
Depuso entonces la tiara Q hizo
uso de Ia preciosa mitra. 2
Entonces dio comienzo ia cere-
monia de Ia adoraci6n. Caaa car
denal Sc acercaba = besaba cl ani
llo a su santidad. sucedie: n Ell
la misma ceremonial los cardena-
les, los Obispos, araobtspos, patriar
cas- y sacerdotes que oficiaban en-
las ceremonias. A diestra y s:nies-
ira del Papa SO situaron dos car
denales-diaconos en- ornamentos
blancos y portando blanca tiara de
damasco. Los obispos = arzobispos
que ofciaban en- las ceremonies
portaban en- srs testas tiarns de
blanco nenzo. La Guardia suiza
con corazas, a, la usanza de la
Edad Media, la Guardia Noble YES
tida de uniforme rojo, la GEardia
Palatina y Gendarmeria, completa-
ban Ell aspecto kaleidosc6pico de
la basflica.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-05-19
FL DlRECTORIO LEV VA.NTA EL ESTADO
DE GUERRA EKlSTENTE EN- ESPANA.
EtadS DdOs dSpOC pOnG g Ley lStead SueaO del Interior IN.
giles ha graves aadS contra RaH OeO BascO bQ en- contra del Ry
dda en- Nca York ogera puba seUamne puaerOanO nSteOsO

Ell cardenal- -procuradcr, acompa-
nado del fiscal cousistorial, Sc acer
co al trono del Papa " le rog6
que i'ei nombre de la Beatai Te1c-
sa fusra inclufdo entire los. de los.
Santos y Due fuera venerada como
Santa por todos los fieles de- Jesu-
cristo''. FL prelado de alegatos,
dijo al Papa que antes de prose
guir con un asunto de tanta i'm
portancia como Ell presente que Sc
pidiera Ia ayuda celestial por la
intereesicn de. Ia virgen Maria,
San Pedro y San Pablo y toda Ia
corte celestial. Hincandose sSu SAN,
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-05-19

clio de nuestros venerables HERNIA
nos, los cardenaIes de Ia Sta. Iglesia
Romano, los Patriarcas, Arzobispos
y obispos, presentes en- La ciudad,
decretamos y nonlinamos Santa a la
Beata Teresa del Milo Jesds''.
Ell Coro de la Capilla Sixtina,
entonces enton6 el 'sTe Deum'', la
gran campana de San Pedro comen-
20 a sonar, las cornetas entonaron
I'm himno desde 10 alto de la GU
pula, todas las campanas de las
1000 iglesias de Roma, secundaron
a la de San Pedro, anunciando al
n,undo que un nuevo santo habia
sido inscrito en- el catalogo celes-
tial.
La ceremonial de las ofrendas CO.
memo entonces. Los cardenales
ofrecieron al santo Padre, cera,
pan, vino Y aqua; palomas y paja-
rillos. Estas ofrendas representa-
ban las cualidades de los Santos.
cera signifca la docilidad; pan,
la palabra de Dios; vino, la gra-
cia santifcadora; aqua, Ia tribula-
ci6n; las palomas, la fe, pureza y
y
amor v los pajarillos, 81 paraiso.
POGO despues di6 comienzo la
Misa Pontifcal. Al terminar esta
su Santidad de nuevo fu6 condu-
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-05-19
HAN REvEsT1Do 1NUs1TADo
EsPLENDoR LAS cEREMoNIAs
DE LA cANoNIzAcIoN DE LA
BEATA TERESA DEL NINo JE-
SUS EN- LA BAsILICA DE SAN
PEDRO EN- ROMA


ROMA, mayo 1s. (United Press).
La grandiosa basilica de San
Pedro en- Roma ha sido hoy una
real concepci6n de 10 que podria-
mos nanar eseenas celestiaies, uni
caIaente ideadas por las mentes fe-
eundas de los mas inspirados pee
tas y artistas.
MifIones de 1nces, artistican.entc
combinadas en- hermosas arafias que
pendian de la corniza del "duo-
mo' completaban felizmente este
cuadrO celestial. Todas las colGm-
mas de la nave central do la 5asi
lica estaban cubiertas de precioso
damasco. ocupaban la tribuna prin
cipal las religiosas a que pertene-
clio la beata Teresa, elias casi en-
su totalidad, francesas.
Mas de cuarenta mil especta-
dores de todas parties del globo pre-
senciaron este ceremonial que al.
canz6 su "clfmax'' al presentarse
su Santidad Pfo XII en- La "sedia
gestatoria" portando la riquisima
tiara y preciosos ornamentos blan-
cos cubiertos de piedras preeiosas.
La ceremonia comenz6 con La apa
ratosa procession papal. Sn santi-
dad hizo su entrada en- L. Capt.
la sixtina en- ell vaticano donde
los cardenales 10 revistieron de ca
pa y mira. Antes de comenzar la
procession todos de rodilla ante el
altar que cubria parte del fsmoso
"affresco'' del ssJuicio FINAL de
Miguel Angel, orarcn durante un
caarto de hora. POGO despues ell
saiito Padre sent6se en- Ia silIa ges-
tatoria dOnde fue conducido hassa
La Basilica de San Pedro. De la Ca
pilla sixtina Sc dirigi6 la procession
por la nScala Regia'' a la gLoggia
de San Pedro" hacienda su apart
cion en- la basilica por La navs de
Ia derecha.
Precedfa, Ell coro de la Capita
Bixtina, vestido de sotana mora
da, despues los can6nigos de la ba-
silica, obispos, arzobispos, patriar-
cas-, cardenales Y fnalmente ro-
deado de tOda su corte ell Ssnto
Padre. Apoyaba su nano izquierda
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-05-19
FL DIREcroRro LEvANTo Ell
EsTADo DE GUERRA EN-
ESPANA
MADRID,

MADRTD, mayo 1s. United
Press.1-Un decreto que apsrece en-
h aaeeta Pdblica dice que el orden
roblIco y Ia keguridad personal que
dan garantizados, atendiendo al pro
a6sito cue anima al Directorio de
II restableciendo la normalidad cons
titncional en- Ia naci6n. Levanta Ell
estado de guerra que existia en- to-
dc Espafia. Las causas que venian
trariitando los Jueces militares pa
ssran a Ia jurisdiction ordinarta,
egcepto aqueilas de guerra 81 deere
% Sc ha recibido con mucha salts
Sacci6n en- todas parties.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-05-19
Ell sFoLLETO DE B1Asco- rBA-
NEz c1RcULA EN- NEW YORK

NUEvA YORK mayo 1s. tUni-
ted Press.)-Los Representatives. de
Rlasco Ibahez en- Nueva York, los
seiores Kennaday y Livingston, SO
han undo para lamar la publiei-
dad 81 folleto de este autor en- con-
ira del Rey Alfonso en- Ell cuaI Sc
pide la derrocaci6n de la monaruuia
para establecer en- Espaaa una re-
pabiica similar las de America
Latina. El folleto favorece la idea.
de que Sc le coneeda a Catalina su
autonomia y que Sc tolere Ell culto
pr6testante. Mega rotunda1nente
que 81 sea bolchevique 0 que ansie
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tidad oraba, mientras ell eoro en-
tonaba la Letania de los Santos Ell
santo Padre ocnpand6 dc nuevo su
sitio en- Ell trono fu6 de nuevo reque
rido por el cardenai-procurador pa
ra que incluyera la Beata en- el
Catalogo de los Santos; de nuevo
Ell prelado de alegatos rog6 al Pa
pa para que pidiera el auxilio di-
vino v ertonces sel Santo Padre. en-
ton6 el Veni nj Creator Spiritus.
Por tercera vez fue reQuerido de
igual forlna por ell cardenal-procu-
rador v entonces el prelado de ale
gatos, inform6i este que su San
tidad estaba plenamente persuadido
de los meritOs de la Beata Y que.
daria su aprobaci6n para la cano-
nizaci6n dc Ia misIna.
Ell 'Santo Padre fue revestido
con los ornamentOs de Doctor de
Ia Iglesia y proclamo: En- honor
de IA Trinidad Invisible, por la
exaltaci6n de Ia fe cat6hca y por.
el progreso de la religion cristiana,
por la autoridad de Nuestro Saliva
dor, Jeshs cristo, de los Bienaven-
turados Ap6stoles San Pedro v san
Pablo, y Nuestra. despues de ma
dura deiberaci6n habiendo inplo-
ado el auxiio diyino, dido ell jul
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propulsando una campaaa geaY..sI
para poner en- vigor Ia Ley Vols
tead y evitar en- todo, 10 possible el
contrabando y Ia fabrication ocul-
ia de toda clase de bebidas. La
campaiia Sc llevara a cabo en- toda
Ia naci6n, pero las fuerzas Sc con.
certrar&n principalmente en- Ell es-
te, pres por aqui es que mas con-
trabando SO esta introduciendo.
Coolidge, sin embargo, Sc opone a
que Sc gasten sumas tremendas en-
(Continda en- la pag. 81,
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HERRIoT REELECTO
ALCALDE DE LYONS

LYONS, mayo 1s. Omitted Press.)
-Herriot ha sido reelecto en- estas
eegundas elecciones por un voto de
cineuenta y seis contra uno para
el puesto de Alcalde de esta ciudad.
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MuERE FL sENADoR
sELDEN SPENCER

WASHINGTON, mayo 1s. (uni-
TED Press )-El senador selden spen
Ger ha muertO en- el Missouri HOspi-
tai en- donde estaba convaleciendo
de ma opsraci6n que Sc soinetiera
en- mayo z. La muerte ia sidc repen-.
tina y iebido a un desarreglo en- la
circulation de Ia sangre.
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ilegar a ser Ell Presidente de Espa-
Ia. Acnsa a Primo de Rivera de ser
Ell causante del tltimo levantamien-
to en- el Riff.
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