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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1925-04-27
Hindenburg Remains
War Prisoner No. 23T
In Frances Records
BY FRANK e. MASON,
international News Service.

PARIS, April 27.-So far as
France is concerned former Field
Marshal Paul Won Hindenburg still
Is war prisoner No. 237," the
French foreign office pointed out to-
day in commenting on Hindenburg' s
victory in the German Presidential
election.
The foreign office said it did
not intend to take any action what
soever," but that under the Veri
sailles treaty Hindenburg still must
remain as listed there
The foreign office considers
Hindenburg's election reveals the
real spirit of Germany and facili-
tates Frances task" and that
France ''can now count on the
aid of England and America to
carry out rigorous disarmament
and other clauses of the Versailles
treaty"
The election, the foreign office
asserted, also will greatly aid the
ambassadors council in reaching a
decision this week. The council
has before it the report OF the
military control claim which is said
TO shcw that Germany has not
returned to full peace basis.
Here are eleven war criminal
charges against Hindenburg, the
foreign office brought out. They
were given as follows:
First-Criminal deportation.
Second-Abduction of women and
children.
fhird--Armed footing
Fourth-Destruction by dynamite.
Fifth-Incendiarism
Sixth-Criminal measures against
civilians.
Seventh-Alleged medical incpec-
ton of women and young girls.
Decentralization of graves in
cemeteries.
Ninth-The poisoning of water
supply.
Tenth-Destructio of forests
Eleventh-Pillag e of food supplies
OF the United States destired to
informed civilian population.
The French viewpoint, as re
Elected by the newspapers follows:
The Morning Press: THE German
election was a battle between
;eaceful republic and a bellicose
monarchy and which, unhappily for
France, was 4 rilitaristic victory.
The Matin: 1.-The election of Hin
Genburg constitutes defiance toward
France and is the greatest d!sap-
pointment to England and America.
The Journal: cit is difficult now
10 believe in the German pe1p;e
peaceful sentiment. Hindenburg
means the wilful destruction of the
Dawes plan. which Hindenburg has
already condemned as not oe1ng
possible of execution"
The Echo de Paris: THE election
proves beyond doubt that there
does not exist "a new Germany as
England and America have thought. !"
Evening star., 1925-06-22
CHURCH OBSERVES
18TH ANNIVERSARY
Solemn High Mass and His
toricaI Sermon Holy Trim
ity Feature.

Holy Trinity parish Of Georgetown
observed the seventy-fifth anniversary
or It's present church yesterday with
solemn high. mass and a special his.
torical sermon.
The parish is sacred ground in the
history of American Catholicism, Rev
Edward l.. Mcdonnell of Ioyola Col
lege, Baltimore, former pastor, said
1t was founded with a chapel in the
woods overlooking the Potomac in
1884, the first Catholic Church in
the present limits of the District The
first pastor was Rev. Francis Neale,
brother Of the first president of
Georgetown.
Historical Sketch.
Holy Trinity always has been in
charge of the Society of Jesus. 1t
was in the old chapel that the Jesuit
order was officially reconstructed in
the United States, on instruction from
the general of the society in White
Russia. when it was restored after
being banned by the Catholic Church.
Eight young men, Georgetown grad
yates. at that time took the vows
of the order. Among them was
Father Fenwick. later to become
Bishop of Boston and the founder of
Holy Cross College.
F'iom the time of the restoration
of the Jesuits. the church has had
picturesque history. The old struc-
ture was abandoned in 1850 and now
forms the convent of the Sisters of
Mercy. After the battle Of Bull Run
the new church was transformed into
hospital and served this purpose
until the end of the Civil War.
The parish has had a long success
sion of pastors and assistants, all
members of the Society of Jesus, and
Evening star., 1925-06-22
CHESAPEAKE BEACH
On-the-Bay

On-the-Bay
Bathing. Dsncing-An Seashore Attraction.
Round Trip: Adults. soc: Children. CSC
Except Sundays and Holidays)
Trains Leave District Line Station:
Saturdays 70. II 30. ?. 2:30 3:25. g. s.
Sundays. 80. 10 80. n 80, .. 3 :O6 :45, S.
Other days. 10. II 80. . 80. 40. S.
Evening star., 1925-06-22
TODAY'S ADJUSTMENTS.

NatiOnal-"The Whole Towns Talk
Ing" comedy. at 500 pm.
Washington Auditorium-"The Mi
kado," at 500 pm.
Central High Auditorium-"The Mi
kado," at S:20 pm.
Keith's-Ina Claire. vaudeville. at
2:l5 and S:15 pm.
Earle-Robert McKim. vaudeville,
continuous from 1 to IL pm.
MetrOpolitan-"Chi continuous
from II am. to IL pm.
RialtO-"Up the Ladder" continuous
from 1880 am. to IL pm.
COlumbia-"Grounds for Divorce. :"
at 1l:1o, l, PAS, 4:30, $40. and $50
pm.
P2lace-"The Spaniard," at 11:25,
1:25. 1886, 5:35, 1896 and 9:45 pm.
TivOli-"I Want My Man." at 2:35,
4:25. 610. s and 9:55 pm.
Observation-Disclosures" at Sis, s
and 9:45 pm.
Earle ROOf-"Declasse," continuous.
from to II pm.
Central-"The Beautiful Sinner" at
1880. =, $3.50, s. $50. s and $3.50 pm.
Evening star., 1925-06-22
BUTTERFLY HOUSE
DEATHS ARE Barred.
ITetraethyI Lead Poisoning
Killed Five Workers in
New Jersey Plant.
Bv the Associated Press

By the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, June 22.-Deaths
from poison in lead plant which
caused its victims to have halluCina
tions of seeing butterflies have just
been revealed in New Jersey in adj
dition to fatalities among workers
who use radium paint on watch dials.
CoinCident with inquiries into five
deaths and numerous cases Of illness
in the plant of the United States
Radium Corporation. Orange, n. j.. it
has developed that tetraethyl lead
poisoning killed eight persons in Is
months and made 800 others seriously
Ill at the Deepwater, n. j., plant of
the T.. l. du Pont de Nemours Co.
The plant, now closed, made tetra-
ethyl lead and treated gasoline with
1t.
House of Butterflies"
The compound is used in manufac-
turing "anti-knock' gasoline, the sale
of which has been stopped in several
States pending Federal investigation
into effects on pedestrians who breathe
motor exhaust gases.
Some have called the plant the
house of butterflies" because suf-
ferers from lead poisoning see butter
flies and winged insects, much as per-
sons with delirium tremens see snakes.
Victims have been known to pause
while at work, gaze intently into
space and suddenly leap into the air
clutching butterflies" which are no.
where to be seen.
Public attention was first focused
on lead poisoning last Fall when five
persons died violently in strait jackets
from the effects of making ''looney
gas" at the Standard Oil Co.'S Bayway
works near Elizabeth, n. J.
The Federal inquiry does not cover
the menace to workers in making the
lead compound in the du Pont works,
where as many as 200 persons were
employed. The du .1NntS are said to
have exercised every possible pre-
caution to protect their workers,
spending $2,o00,000 for the plant and
$4,000 in improvements. They also
sent specialists to care for the sick
and paid benefits to dependents.
A number of scientists believe that
the radium deaths at Orange were
caused by mesothorium, a substance
used in luminous paint and having
radio activity 20 times as intense as
that of radium.
The employees of the radium cor
poration who have died or are suf-
fering from poisoning are employed
in painting watch dials with radium
paint. They had been in the habit
of drawing brushes between their
teeth to point them after applying
the paint. The disease is called
''radium necrosis"
Evening star., 1925-06-22
If You Are Thinking of Going to Cali
fOrnia You Will Want This RoOk

The Chicago & North Western Ry.
has published a new edition of their
booklet. Forty Ways and More to
California and the North Coast" 1t
is not picture book, but tells about
variable routes, reduced fares. sched-
ules, etc, and shows with the aid of
outline maps the territory you can
cover. A copy may be had free of
charge by writing r. o. Small, G. A.
c. & n. w. Ry., PA Pennsylvania
Bldg, Philadelphia, Pa. = Advertise
ment.
Evening star., 1925-06-22
BAND CONCERTS.

At Montrose Park, Thirtieth
and r streets, by the United
States Army Band, Capt. Ray
mond C. Sherman, commanding;
Capt. William J. Stannard,
band leader, tonight at 1880
o'clock.
March. THE Request. Jewell
Overture. Martha. .Flotow
Xylophone solo, "Querida."
Vandercook
(Staff Sergt. John Baumann)
Excerpts from Take 1t from
Me-. ............... Anderson
Waltz, "Estudiantina,"
Waldteufel
Characteristic, Parade of the
Wooden Soldiers. .Jessel
Fox trots,
(a) 20 Katharina". Fall
(b) Honest and Truly. Rose
Selection, Faust. .Gounod
March, The Explorer. Jewell
THE Star Spangled Banner"
At Logan Park. Anacostia, to-
night at 1880 O'Clock, by a sec
ton of the United States Ma
rine Band. Taylor Branson, sec
ond leader, conducting.
March, Gate City. Weldon
Overture, Bohemian Girl" .Balfe
Intermezzo, "Sparklets" Miles
Selection, The Merry Widow"
Lehar
Romance" ....... .Rubenstein
Waltz. Wedding of the
WINDS, Hall
Grand scenes from Carmen"
Bizet
1.-The Star Spangled Banner"
BY the United States Soldiers
Home Band, bandstand, tQmor-
row evening, at 5:45 O'Clock,
John S. NJ. Zimmerman, band
master; Emil A. Fenstad, as
sistant leader.
March, Castle Hall" .McNichol
Overture, Berlin in Smiles and
Tears .Conradl
Entr-acte,
(a) "A Japanese Sunset"
Deepen
(b) "Nola". "..............A .Arndt
Potpouri. Vienna Folk Songs"
komZak
Fox trot, When the Moon
Shines on Coral Gables" Bayha
Waltz song, Listening" Berlin
Finale, GLORY of the Seas"
Woods
The Star Spangled Banner"
There will not be any concert
on Thursday evening. the band
being out of the city on that
date.
Tomorrow evening at 1880
o'clock at Meridian Hill Park,
Sixteenth and Euclid streets, by
the United States Navy Band,
Charles Benter, director.
March, "Grandioso," SeltZ
Overture. "Maritana'.. Wallace
Rhapsodie, Second Hungarian"
LisZt
Grand scenes from the opera
Samson and Delilah,"
Saint-Saens
Waltz di concert, "Mein Thur
ingen' ............... .keisler
Gems from Rose Marie" Friml
Suite de ballet, "Pantomime,"
Lacome
(a) "Leander ct Isabelle"
CD "Scaramouche ct Colom-
bine."
(c) "PizZicate."
I'D "Ballabile"
Popular, selected.
Finale,
The Star Spangled Banner"
Evening star., 1925-06-22
RAPID DRIVERS PENALTY.
Reporter Sentenced" to Publish
Story on Sin Of Speeding.

PUEBLO, Colo, June % P).-A
Pueblo newspaper reporter arrested
for speeding. charged with driving So
miles an hour, pleaded guilty Satur-
day and was sentenced by Justice of
the Peace B. d. v. Reeve to write and
have published IAN article on the sin
of highway speeding"
This was done, but the court, still
feeling that the sentence had not been
satisfied, ordered him to write story
on the evils of burglary, robbery,
bootlegging and similar offenses.
Evening star., 1925-06-22

mas gradually increased its property
holdings. 1t was the scene of the
first free parochial school in this
country.
The mass was celebrated by Rev
Hugh A. Dalton, the present pastor,
assisted by Rev. Louis Wehber, S. j.,
and Rev. Father Sprague, S. ].
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-08-17
NOTAS EDTTORIALES
PoRToRRTQUENOS PARA Ell sERvI- .s;
CIO EXTERIOR ANIERIC NO

Utmamente, motive de la entreyista que Ell NUN
DO lie hiciese Mr. Penfed famoso nernaconalista anne
cano han yueo tema de discussion las conyeneneas
que Ell gobierno de Esados Undos dervara usando por
torriqueos dplomatico consular en- los mai
ses hispanicos. sat p@t
Las yentajas de poca saItan a la vista Nosotlos
que no solo conoeemo la idosncrasa noreamercana sino
que heOs lido mas leos aprendendo Jones Dor im
taeion deiamos de el ondo por nauraleza Ia
tlnOs de Nade meor que nOsotro para seryr
de puente entire abas cuuras para comprender ell pnno
de vista de ambas parties para fuerte fecunda
Tn 0bstacuio de marca sin embargo, levanta ell
canine que debfa franco amplo. nonbramentos
para e servcio exterior americana en conroados por
ago peor la political los politicians De todas
naeiones Estados Unid0s la que peOr seryco tiene
es que en- Washington prva el nepotsmO Ell padinazgo
tant9 mas nuestra propa insula. la pIueba de
los nefastos resnltados eso la pone relieve
ell nombramento dc Reilly para Gobernador de Puerto
Rico
cargos consulados las emba jadas estan SUI
peditados meritOs demosrados campanas pOitcas
Ell haberse ganado dejadO tai Esado cuenta mucho
Ia selection todos los pbhcos cuaes
fueren.
Contra este sstema Sc esrelIan nuestros esfuerzos
las enerfas de odo pueblo desde lace cuarto de 81
g0 lie basta cualquier americana ener nfuencias
Washington pueda mas Odos nOsOfros
goberno. Unas los gobernantes resan bueno
nalos; la ola pOca arroja pla
vas Reilly otras cabaeros de mas alta resp0nsabildad
moral IO cierto sabe que atenerse. III la
ogrado cambia modo de hacer
los nombramentos :como 10 pOder determinadas
sonas individualmente?
De la unica manera que pOrtorriqueno puede
segur pueso seryicio eXtranero americana ha
ciendose amigo alguno profesores la Unver
dad donde esude Su ntegencia puede hacerlO pred
leco del caedratico estehe aqui el padrinazgo Ora
vez-puede acabar poF rec0nendarlo agun amigo ell
gobierno.
De 10 contrario Estados Unidos seguira desperdcan
do la oporundad la juventud alet0sa de Puerto Ri
les ofrece En- lueha entire la raz6n la poca de
banderia de cheques puede apostar siemFe los
oos cerrado sin miedO perder la ultima de las dos
Y ESQ es 10 que nosotros hacemos
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-08-17
Noruega fa tornado possession del Archipelago de
Spitzberg. Lyautey regresara Europa somerterse
a TN tratarniento n1edico en ViChy-El Principe
de Gales na llegado Montevideo
ega potesado contra stados Unidosa indus
a americana sufre la fata de Coera Shanghai

vistarse ALI con ell Presidente Coo
lidge que eStara de vista en- casa
de SUI padre
Los dos representatives america
nos desean exponer Ia situaci6n al
Presidente Coolidge antes de con
tinuar la discussion el martes con
los delegados belgas.
A1ientras tanto estos dItimos con
sultan por cable su gobierno Y Sc
espera que el martes pr6ximo am
bas parties est6n mejor preparadas
para llegar a alguna decision. Son
muchos los puntos de divergencia
entire ambas comisiones, pero des-
pu6s dc una brevc session Sc nota
mas optimismo que al principle.
Durante cl receso. Floyd Blair
iefe de los expertos de la Comisi6n
Americana, Sc ha oncontrado con
los expertos belgas Y juntos han
examinado los informes fiscales. La
pr0xima decision en- 10 que Sc re
fiere a las negociaciones de la deu-
da belga parece haber sido dejada
al Presidente Coolidge
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-08-17
Agosto II. 1895.

ST.. Presidente del
Comite de Conferencias,
Lcdo. Luis Sanchez Morales,
San Juan, P. R.
Sefor:-
No pretendemos discutir razo-
nes que puedan cxistir para gra-
var tales cuales productos con
impuestos que Sc estimen razo-
nables, solo nos permitimos aqui
| establecer un recurso de legltima
protesta, en- cuanto sc refere q
la carga de un 109o con que Sc
pretende gravar a los productos
biol6gicos, aduciendo las razones
que existen para considerar I'M
rrocedente tai carga.
Todos los Gobiernos del mundo
civilizado no solamente procuran
facilitar a sus gobernados la OBJ
tenci6n de ciertos productos bio
l6gicos, sino que consideran un
deber proveer algunos de estos,
facilitandoselos hbre de costa,
las clases pobres, cosas todas estas
que le constan bien Y SON de per-
fecto conocimiento del Honorable
/, Comite de Conferencias.
Mis- representados manufactu
ran en- grande escala productos
biol6gicos de alta calidad, reco-
nocidos por ell mundo m5dico entire
l5s mejores, tales como;
Vacunas Y sueros para la pre-
venci6n y tratamiento del An
thrax, BlackIag, Rabia, Virue-
la. Tifoidea, Antitoxinas, Diff
t6rica, Tetanica, Escarlatina,
Estreptococcica y Toxina Anti
toxina Dift6riaa ademas de mu-
chos otros sueros y yacunas de
menor importancia;. con 10 cual
lrinde una ayuda considerable al
n6dico, constituyendo ostos ar
tjculos IN grupo que podia con
siderarse de utilidad pdblica. D1
ellos depende ell nedico, como el
cirujano depende de su equipo de
instrumental para sus operaciones
Y sin ellos no podria ningdn ia
cultativo rendir I'M servicio eff
ciente a la comunidad,
En- Puerto Rico, donde las esta-
disticas muestran va muy pequa-
10 porcentaje de mortandad por
cpidemias y otras enfermedades
infecciosas, usando entire otros
. nedios las yacunas y sueros, en-
tcndenos nosotros debe estimular-
Sc eli uso de los productos biolo-
gicos. Y el nuevo impuesto no hace
ras que impedir la facil propa-
eaci6n de esta costumbre-po-
niendolos aun mas leios de la gen
4, tie de recursos economicos mode
RADIOS.
| Debera considerarse, en- primer
termino. que estos prodrctos re-
!
quieren ser prescritos por algdn
facultativo y Ia mayor parte del
tempo suministrados aplicados
Dor personal tecnico que de poz
81 requiere gastos adicionales al
costo del producto rnismo; ef
/ Puerto Rico donde las ganade-
rias son limitadas el AnthraS
| mermaria considerablemente esa
indUstria a no ser por el uso de Ii
yacuna la cual suministra en- al
gunos casos enteramente gratis e
pepartanfento de Agriculture 50
lamente con 81 objeto algunas We
ces de ayudar a gente pobre )
otras para alentar y ensenar
ctros el uso del magnifico pre-
ventivo. Ii
Entedemos que todo producto
kaujeto a prescription m@dica po'
/ las razones anteriores, debe esta1
libre de in4puestos, SO 'nena de ha
.cerlos prohibitivos por sus pre-
clos precisamente ahora euando
"a 10 nlenos mis- Representatives lie
van eabo un graadisimo esfuer
20 POI, sostener aqui en- Puert
Eico una Sucursal equipada con
forme las exigencias nloderna
ra,,a 81 suministro de suS produC
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la PRENSA BELGA SIGUE alta
CANDO A ESTADOS UNIDOS

WASHINGTON, agosto 16 (Ca-
ble Francts) La causa de que las
negociaciones am6rico-belgas sobre
Ia deuda de guerra Sc haya sus-
pendido es que el Secretario Me
Hon Y cl Senador Smoot. represen-
tantes de la Comisi6n americana. van
a tener el lunes una conferencia con
Coolidge. Ell Secretario Mellon sa-
li6 de Washington aver por la no
che Y el Senador Smoot hoy por
la manana Esta tarde Sc encontra-
ran en- Nueya York desde donde iran
a Plymouth, Vermont, para entire
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-08-17
NORUEGA TOM.A POSSESSION OFT
CTAL DEL ARCHIPELAGO DE
SPITZBERG

OSLO, agosto rs Gable frances
Noruega ha tornado possession Off
cial de Svalbard Archipelago de
Spitzberg, 81 cual lie ha sido adiu-
dicado por IN tratado International
firmado en- Paris el nueve de fe-
brero de 1920 Oslo estaba decora-
do con banderas en- honor de Ia CO
remonia. III Fuerte de Akershus ha
disparado salvas de artilleria. FL
Primer Alinistro Mowickel ha pu-
blicado una declaration diciendo
que la adquisici6n de Svalbard mar
ca IN dla glorioso en- la historic de
Noruega. En- las ceremonias que han
tornado lugar en- Ia Bahia de Ad-
vent, principal poblaci0n de Spitz-
berg, Paul Berg, ministro de jus
ticia, lego el decrcto de reunion de
ambos territories.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-08-17
Los REBELDES DE SARSAR y
ALI. SERIF ST SOMETEN

l4AtbP III GN4ADIb-AIA
ALL SERIF 81 SOMETEN
FEZ, agosto Is. (Cable frances
Las operaciones en- el sector de Que
zzan han tenido como consecuencia
el que los disidentes de Sarsar Y
Ahl Serif sc sometan. Los france
scs han inflisido a los rifeios gran
des p6rdidas Y hecho possible Ia co
municaci0n entire Ia posici0n fran
cesa de Zitouna Y los primeros pueS
tos eSpanoles. Ia fuga de los rebel
des contin1a hacia el Norte OtraS
tlibus dc Ia region. n0tablementc
los Beni AIeStara, Sc niegan a darlc
contingencies Add RI Krim. la
aviaci6n bombardea las conccIlffa-
Clones ca Ia region de Babtaza, dc
MatUf, y &c Haut Leben E4 Gene
raj Daugan Ia partido para Ma
rrakech a tomar EN- Sus manos cl
comando dc todo cl sur lie MArruc-
COS.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-08-17
EsTADOS UNTDOS sE C0NFRON
TA CON Ell PR0BLEMA DE Ia
FALTA DE COMA CRUDA

WASHINGTON, agosto 18. (Unit
ed Press El Departamento de Cue
IRA al formular planes para una
intensa moviizaci6n Industrial en-
conexi6n con Ia Seguridad general
ha anunciado que Estados Unidos
no tiene practicamente ninguna fuen
te de production de gonna cruda
Y que tampoco tienc substitutes ade
cuados, Espera que la soluci6n de
este problema este en- Panama y Ia
region del Carfbe en- donde podrian
desarrollarse plantaciones. Sin en-
Continda en- la pagina Is
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-08-17

IRKOUTSK. Siberia, agosto 16
Gable Francds) Fl Professor Cord
koff, explorador russo de gran "a
ma, quien ha atravesado la Siberia
Occidental anuncia haber descubier
TO una ra2a desconocida junto al
Rio Poura. Fl Professor ha descu-
bierto cinco clanes de 600 personas
cada uno. La gente de los aIrede-
dores llama a esta tribu Cyan Ha
Sovo que significa pueblo del bos
que" mientras que on su propio
idioma clos mismos Sc llaman Ne
ssen'' que significa "Hombres'
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-08-17
Los inlpOrtantes laboratories le-
derIe, de Nueya York, pOr lOnduc-
to de 81 representante en- esta
Cildad, SOtCjtan exe1si6n del re-
cargo de 1870 con que Sc intenta
.grayar los prOductO biOI0gIeos

tos biologicos al pdblico, por con-
ducto de los msdicos, 10 cual les
acarrea grandes gastos Y los be-
nefcios que obtienen actualmente
g peras cubren estos
ST 10 que Sc desea es ell mejo-
ramiento fisico de las classes po-
pulares que son las mas cruel
n4ente azotadas por las plagas en-
d6micas Y las epidemias, no debe
cohibirseles y hasta impedirseles
la adquisici6n de los especiticos
Y preYentiyos indispensables, Y 81
tebe facilitarseles en- 10 possible
los medios de adquisici6n abara-
t&ndolos. Yo puedo asegurar a
ustedes como Representante de los
Lederle Antitoxin Laboratories,
cue esta ha sido la politica de
mis- Representatives no solo en- Puer-
to Rico, sino en- todas parties don
de ellos trabaian, por considerar
tales principles como parte esen-
cial de su 6tica comercial. Esta
caracteristica do los Laboratories
Lederle lie ha Waldo el endoso en-
Puerto Rico de la totalidad de Ia
distinguida profession mediea y
con clio, a no dudarlo, desempe-
nan mis- representados una fun
ci6n de bien social cuya impor-
tancia es obvia Y estimo yo, son
acreedores cuando menos a que
esta recommendation sea tomada
en- cuenta.
Aunque las razones que arriba
deio enunoradss son todas dc
nauy buen conocimiento del Homo
rable Senado Y Camara de Repre-
scntantes de Puerto Rico, yo me
permito sugerir, 81 acaso 10 Green
rccesario que Sc tomara el parecer
del Departamento de Sani0ad y el
Departamento &c Agriculture en-
donde no hay duda seran de m
mismo parecer,
Dandole las graeias por su aten-
ci6n, soy de I'd,
Muy respetuosamente,
Jose Villegas MUNOZ,
Represantante
LEDERLE ANTITOXIN
LABORATORIES
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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-08-17

no debe tomarse muy a pecho. Rel
ma la mayor discretion con reSpec-
to a este aSunto.
La prensa belga' continda expire
sando su descontento por los resul-
tados obtenidos hasta Ia fecha en-
Washington En- un editorial de
aver sobre la question de Ia deuda
ia Naci6n Belga" dice que cuan-
do Sc trataba de hacer pagar a
Alemania. Estados Unidos insistfa
en- que los Aliados 1e hiciesen i'm
portantes rcducciones, pero ahora
que Sc trata de las deudas ameri-
canas, Estados Unidos exige el pa
go complete.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-08-17

BRUSELAS, agosto 16 Gable
Franc6s) En- los cfrculos ministe-
riales Sc esfuerzan por representa-
como normal el estado de las nego-
ciaciones, a pesar de su suspension.
Sc hace notar oficialmente que el
cambio de las primeras sugestiones
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-08-17

ST.. Presidente del
Comite de Conferencias,
Lcdo. Luis Sanchez Morales,
San Juan, P. r.