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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-07-02

1t was raining this morning and
there was not much promise of
clear weather in a cloud banked sky.
The promoters, however, were hope
full that it was only a shower and
that the bouts could be staged.
Jimmy Slattery, Harry Greb and
Harry Wills are favorites to emerge
as the winners and some are taking
q long shot with bets that the three
feature contests will end in knock
outs.
Promoter F'ugaZy announced this
morning that if the weather made
necessary a postponement of the
big fights, they would be held ''posi-
lively" Friday.
Slattery VS.. Shade
Slattery, 20-year-old Buffalo mid
dleweight, is to meet Dave Shade,
recognized challenger for the welter-
weight championship; Harry Greb,
worlds middleweight champion, de-
tends his title against Mickey Walk
err, welterweight champion, and Wills
will try to prove himself the out
standing contender for the heavy
weight championship against Char
lie Weinert, comeback from the
white hope days.
What money is left after the box
ers are paid will be turned over to
the italian hospital fund and the
indications were that the show
would be a success and that the re-
ceipts might be as much as S350000.
Only Even Choice
The four-round opener between
Joe Lynch, former bantamweight
champion and Jack Sharkey, lead
ing bantam contender four years
ago, was the only bout on the card
regarded as being an even choice.
The first bout is scheduled to go
on about o'clock eastern daylight
time and the main bout, in accord
ance with the New York rules, must
not start later than 10 o'clock.
The fighters were to weigh in at
2 p. M, in the office of the com
mission.
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MA 7 IONAL-
PARK ri
7 OURN ~
Municipal Tennis Champs to
Clash in Baltimore
-,
Next Month.
BIZ Times Special

DU j tMtS HVtCtut
BALTIMORE, July 2.-If plans
of the Baltimore Inter-Park Tennis
Association are carried out the pub
lie park tennis players who gather
here Aug. 8 for the third annual
national parks singles and doubles
championships, will enjoy the best
tournament since it's start three
years ago.
The event will be real municipal
championship The local park as
ISOLATION has secured the backing
Of the park board here and the
tournaments will be staged on the
twenty courts in Clifton Park.
To be eligible to enter the national
event a player must have been a
resident of the city he represents or
a suburb thereof, for at least one
year preceding the date of the
tournament.
He must be an amateur under the
rules of the United States Lawn
Tennis Association. For the singles
championship, he must have won
the public park tennis court singles
championships, or for the doubles he
must have been a member of the
team winning the public park
doubles championship, during the
current year and which respective
championships shall have been held
on public park tennis courts.
He shall not be a member of any
privately owned club which has ten
mis- courts available for his use
The entries must be sent to Wal
ter L. Taylor, Jr., 612 Continental
Bldg, before July 81. No entrance
fee will be charged.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-07-02
SPEED SPORT
DueScnberg Cars Entered in
Two More Events.

Peter De Paolo, winner Of the
May 80. 500-mile speed race here and
also victor at Altoona, will swing
back into action July 4, at Salem,
New Hampshire. in a dirt track loo
mile race. 1t is a mile and a quarter
track. He will drive a Dues enberg
Saturday and Red Shafer also will
be in the seat Of a "Duesie."
De Paolo, Shafer, Peter Kreis and
Harold Spooner will drive Duesen-
bergs in the Baltimore ashington
speedway event July IL. and there
viii be several other nationally
known drivers competing.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-07-02
ENNSY CARD
Double Bills to Be Staged by
Local Association.

At a meeting Of the Indianapo'
lis Amateur Baseball Association
Wednesday night a schedule Of
games was arranged for Pennsy
Park during the next four Satur-
days. a double header will be played
each week. j. A. MacCrea was elect.
ed treasurer Of the association. The
schedule arranged:
July H. Printers vs.. Folks Milk 1.-TWO
g7nesl. July is Druids VS.. Folks Milk
two games) L July o. Broadway NJ. p.
vs.. seventh CHRISTIAN Tuxedo baptrls vs., W, vi
life VS. INDIANAPOLIS Light and Heat
Folks Milk va. East End Milk.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-07-02
ON THE AIR!
Radio to Flash Feature Box
ing Over Country.

Feature boxing bouts at the Polo
Grounds, New York City, tonight,
will be put on the air for the enter
Itainment of radio fans over the
country.
Four scraps will be staged and
much action is promised, one being
a title battle between Harry Greb,
middleweight champ, and Mickey
Walker, welter title holder.
The first scrap will be on about
Is p. m. Indianapolis time. Tune IN
on stations WGBS (315.6), New York,
or Station WGY (379.5), Schenectady.
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l-I lie MAN Cr AL hErlS OA1
II IT Is THE NEW AUSTRAL-
IAN YARN WHICH MAKES
THE BASEBALL LIVELY .
WE'VE HEARD YARNS EASIER
TO BELIEVE.
Macdonald Smiths abb for los
ing in the British open was that
there were too many people on the
course. On reading his score we
are moved to the conclusion there
were too many strokes on his card.
The French papers refer to Mr..
Jack Dempsey as the former Amer
lean pugilist." .. 1t would be 4
great relief to Mr.. Tunnev and other
title aspirants if this could be ac-
copied as positive fact.
Stenroos, the Finnish runner, was
forced out of the Boston marathon
because Of a stitch.in his side. :. I.
This kept him, we presume, from
sewing up the race.
Famous Seconds
Joie Ray
AIolIa Mallory.
Vincent Richards.
Tom Upton.
Bill Bryan.
ESPITE the fact that the golf
season is now at its goofy
L| height we note the good Mr..
Lands was forced to pause the other
day and approve some SORT Of trivial
baseball transaction. between the
Browns and the Senators,
IN VIEW OF HIS PENCHANT
FOR BEING CONSISTENTLY
WRONG IT IS REALLY ASTON
ISHING BILL BRYAN DIDN'T
ADOPT SPORTS EXPORTING AS
HIS PROFESSION.
1t is tragic enough to read that
Babe Ruth's legs have gone back on
him, but what national horror ii
would be if Miss Gilda Gray's-!.
We suppose if the fire eater in the
circus sideshow ever went in for
baseball he'd just naturally burn up
the league, as the saying goes.
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pair, dC Q-t, t-o, o-O dAu o-O'
The Americans played good tennis
but it was the smashing service Of
Casey which the Britlshers could
not handle that was chiefly respon-
sible for the victory.
The Yankee pair came strong at
the end of the match and won twelve
straight games in the final two
sets.
Hennessey-Casey will meet Brug'
non-Cochet of France in the doubles
semi finals.
Randolph Lycett and his bride, the
former Joan Austin, won their match
in the mixed doubles from Eames
and Mrs. Beamish at o-6, 6-2 and s-6,
after a very poor start.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-07-02

The Indians were outhit. thirteen
to eight, wednesday. but they
finished with burst OF speed In the
ninth and staged n four-run rally. a
triple by Matthews being the feature
Of the last round.
SOuthpaw Battle
Henry and Caravan, southpaws,
did the twirllng all the way, with
the Tribe pitcher getting the strong.
er support. Eddie Sticking. regular
Tribe second sacker who was on the
hospital list for an extended period,
returned 10 the game and with the
exception Of making one Wild throw.
he did very well.
With the return OF Sticking, Elmer
Voter. timely hitting utility player.
was placed in right field against the
southpaw pitching Of Caravan.
Four Right FieIders
Ownie Bush now has four men
Rehg and Matthews appear 20 be
fixtures in left and center respective
~. Voter. Allen, Christenbury and
Clarke will have to battle Il out for
the third outneld Job. ALE, nd
Christenbury hit lefthanded and
Voter and Clarke are "rightiesg
Two more games remain In the
current series. one contest today ana
another Friday. after which the In.
dams will invade the camp Of the
demon Louisville Colonies for @
double.header Saturday. Louisville
won a twin bill az Columbus Wednes-
day and took another huge leap for
ward IN bolstering its tremendous
league lead.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-07-02
OPEN AIR WRESTLING
South to Referee ReynoIds-Love
Bout at Broad Ripple

Jack Reynolds and Billy Love are
ready for their open-air wrestling
match at Broad Ripple Park Friday
night. Good weather is all that is
required for the success of the show,
promoters believe, and with that
they plan to launch the new venture
on a profitable career.
1t is expected the match will start
about o'clock. Ed South will referee
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-07-02
Smuggling Orgy in
Major Leagues

BIZ United Press
NEW YORK, July 2.-Twenty
homers were the result of an orgy
of smuggling Wednesday in the
major leagues. Twelve were reg
istered in the National League and
eight in the American.
The invalid Babe Ruth came
across with a pair and Hack Will
son, Giant outfielder, hit two in the
same inning, during a long rally.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-07-02

In the mems singles semi-finals
today, j. Borotra, France, beat his
countryman, Cochet.
In the women's doubles semi
finals Mrs. McIlquaham and Mrs. A
Y. Bridge defeated Mrs. Lambert
Chambers and Miss E. H. Harvey,
6-1, 2-6, GA.
Morphurgo of Italy and Miss
Ryan, former California girl, entered
the mixed doubles women's semi
finals Wien they beat A. Berger and
Miss Reed Thomas O.. 60.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-07-02
STRIBLING GO
Georgia BattIer Meets Tough
Foe in RiSko.

BIZ United Press
EAST CHICAGO, Ind, July o.
Young" Stribling of Macon, Ga,
and Johnny Risko, Cleveland, will
clash in a heavyweight match here
tonight. 1t is scheduled for ten
rounds.
The bout Is considered a real test
of Stribhng's ability as Risko has
made a fine showing in the heavy
ranks.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-07-02
WINS
American SCuIIer Defeats
1923 Champ at Henley.

BB United Press
HENLEY. Eng. July 2.-William
NJ. Hoover Of the United States, to-
day beat NJ. X. Morris. 1928 dia-
mond souls winner. in the fifth trial
heat Of the diamond souls Of the
Henley rowing regatta.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-07-02
PACKO X. O.s O'HAItA

BIZ United Press
TOLEDO, July 2.-Joie O'Hara,
Chicago light heavy, was stopped
in the second round here Wednes.
day night by Joe Packo of Toledo.
With O'Hara hanging on the ropes
helplessly, the referee stopped the
contest in the second round.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-07-02
sTEcHER TOssEs biscuits"

BIZ Times Special
WICHITA, Kan, July 2.-Stan
Zbyszko, Polish heavyweight Crap
pier, was defeated here Wednesday
night by Joe Stecher, two fails out
Of three. Stecher won the first and
third falls. Both grapple s are
claimants of the heavyweight crown.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-07-02
JACK REYNOLDS LOSES

Bp United Press
COLUMBUS, Ohio, July 2.-Jacl1
Reynolds seconds threw a towel in
to the ring here Wednesday night,
after it became apparent Reynolds
could not win from Bobby Roscoe,
Finnish welterweight grappler. Each
wrestler had scored one fall when
Reynolds seconds forfeited the
match.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-07-02
FSTIC CARNIVAL In new Y0RK-TW0 OUT OF Three FOR TRBESEN
Indians Are Outhit Wednesday, but
They Manage to Finish With Win
ming Rally-Sicking in Action. Al

BB IN
TOLEDO July "A fourth struggle between Indians and
Hens scheduled Swayne Field this afternoon and Jimmy
Burke local FASTENERS planned to make desperate efforts to
even the BY winning g. Wednesday, the Trbesmen
made it two out of three since opening here Tuesday
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-07-02

is training at No. station with
Underwood and Stewart, other fire
men slated to box "coppers" Sat
urday.
Halstead. Webbers opponent,
used to fight under the name of
Young Battling Halstead, and he
was a rough and willing mixer.
He is doing his training at Solly
Epstein's gym and hopes to knock
Weber for a goal"
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-07-02
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Yesterdays Results
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION

<aMEkAlt<AN <ASSONlAI1ON
First Game)
dolam5ns 81 81 S 669 dd0092-3 9 z
lineup Redman; stueland McGraynor.
Urban.
(second Camel
dd o}nm5ns SI33 d 5S9 S93 39- II !
Holley. Redman Reno, stueland, Bird.
First Game)
K Knsesp oity 9966SS 1 1Sa 999S?95 9 1
Lingrel. Peterson, Snyder; McGraw,
Ainsmith.
Second Camel
Kansas City 49,. 01o 020 1000 10 2
Minneapolis 49,. 100 go 00'-9 Ia 0
Pott, Peterson, Koupal, Snyder; Harris
Milwaukee 49,. o29 900 600 8 /
St. Paul 80. 100 030 00'-4 o
Reitz Sanders, McCracken, skiff Kolp
AMERICAN LEAGUE
(First game)
c EeSroIs ~. Y9299 YY9 100 ggoo22-1Y II /
Wells Collins, Doyle. Bassler, woodall;
(second game)
c os'FSla GO GO 95Y 8 8SS I /
stoner, woodall Edwards, Specie.
Myatt.
New York 49,. 2oo55 200 300 9005-1JJ 4 2
Pennock. wshocker Bengough; Fuhr,
zahniser Ross. Picinich.
Chicago ........ OH 001 020-6 10 2
St. Louis .... 800 600 05%-S 10 0
Lyons Thurston Blan!lenship. Freeze
Schalk Grouse; Wingard. Bush, Hargrave
(Only games scheduled)
NATIONAL LEAGUE
First game)
New York .. 002 200 200-6 IL 3
Philadelphia ~. 100 600 030-4 IL 3
Bentley. Gowdy; Ring Couch. Wilson.
Second game)
New York 80. 100 112 Ollie 20 3
Philadelphia -. 030 DOL DOB 10 2
Barnes. Snyder: Mitchell. Couch Knight
Clrich Henline, Wendell.
cc hlcaso .... 19999 YYooY 006635-8 Il Q
Kremer. Smith. Gooch; Alexander. Bush,
Brett, Gonzales, Hartnett.
Boston Bo To- .... 1872 d90 091-3 Y /
Benton. ONeil; Petty, Taylor.
(only games scheduled)
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-07-02
Bad Weather May Interfere With
Feature Card-Greb Defends Title
Against Mickey Walker
BY Henry L. Farrell
United Press staff Correspondent

NEW YORK, July Rain threatened today to a
posponement Of the most interesting boxing show Of the
which scheduled to be staged tonight the Polo Grounds
for the benefit of the Italian hospital fund.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-07-02
EAST SIDE SHOOT

McIntire won the main event OF
the East Side Gun Club trap Shoot
on wednesday with 4s out OF 80
targets. Grinsteiner won the han
dicap with 28 out Of 20 at nineteen
yards. Wiggam took the doubles
with 20 out OF twelve pair.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-07-02
HENNESSEY AND. CASEY
WIN AGAIN I'M ENGLAND
Americans Advance in Doubles Play by Defeating British
Pair-Wnners Come Strong in Last Sets.

BIZ
WIMBLEDON, Eng, July John Hennessey and Rag
Casey the young American their today
doubles competition from frankfort Fisher the British
6 d d G 6 q 6
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-07-02
Win in Ninth
]TTE oisgo .....-.. go S99 q49E3

1880 Siesi5'D ........'.... 0oH 600 100
rwo-base hits---Yoter. Strand. Three
base hit Matthews. Stolen bases -
schiiebner. Sticking Sacrifices Henry.
Rehg Double plays-Canavan 70 Eng.
lish Hodapp 10 Sticking TO Schmandt;
Sticking 10 Schneider 10 schmandt. Left
on bases-Indianspolis 4 Toledo. 8.
Bases on balls-Qh Henry, 2: off Caravan.
g. Struck out-By Henry 3. by Caravan.
9 Umpires-Chill and Hayes. Time -
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-07-02
CANS GETS DECISION
Verdict Over schIaiffer Proves I'm

Verdict Over Schlaiffer Proves I'm
pOpular-LOser Scores Touchdown.
BIZ United Press
NEW YORK, July 2.-Italian Joe
Cans, veteran New York middle
weight, won q 12-round decision
from Morrie Schlaiffer, Omaha. The
decision was considered bad as
Schlaiffer did all the fighting in the
early rounds and scored one knock
down.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-07-02
Baseball Standings
AMER1caN AssocIArInN
AMERICAN LEAGUE
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Games Today
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION

AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
INDIANAPOLIS at Toledo.
Louisville at Columbus.
Milwaukee at St. Paul.
Kansas City at Minneapolis.
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Chicago at St. Louis.
Washington at Boston 1.-TWO games) .
Philadelphia at New York.
Detroit at Cleveland
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Boston at Brooklyn.
New York at Philadelphia
Cincinnati at Pittsburgh
St. Louis at Chicago 1.-TWO games).
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-07-02

TN the old days Eddie Web
Der was a k. o. fistic mauler
4 in local and State rings,
and he's going to strut his stuff
again Saturday afternoon at the
Playground in a bout with Lieuten-
ant Halstead of the police depart
ment as one Of the feature attrac-
tions of the firemen-policemen out
ing.
Weber is on the fire force and
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-07-02

- HE MANUFACTURERS SAY
1T Is THE NEW AUSTRAL-
IAN YARN WHICH MAKES
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(OnIy ganles scheduled)
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-04-02
Jovenes Estudiantes
Y de ASpiraciOneS

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diendo la farnosa revista Anre-
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Los espanOleS reGhalaO embOsCadas de
los marrOquieS. Explosion e1 IN arse
nal de Caftagena

MADRID, abril 1. Omitted Press1
-ofcialmente Sc anuncia one el
servicio de emboscadas en- Marrue-
cos ha. dado por resultado varios
sangrientos eneuentros Los rebel
des tuvieron muchos Huertos Y pri-
sioneros y abandonaron en- Ell cam
po Ell material ganado. FL Alcazar
,seguer no esta hostilizado y POI ESQ
Sc le ha reducido la guarufci6n.
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Ell GENERAL ACOsTA AsESI
NADo PoR Ell GENERAL
MACIEL

CIUDAD DE MEJrco, abriI /.
United Press). s).--EI general Ma
7ciel, ex-sAbsecretario de guerra,
jitnto con otros amigos mat6 a bs
1azos al general Acosta, jefe de ar
sfnerfa, edapn autom6vi1. Fran vie
los eneniigos politicos.
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GUATR0 EXPERTOS RUSOS
ILEGAN A PARIS

ii PARIS, abril /. (Cable Fran
cGsl .-Cuatro expertos rusos han
llegado a Paris para empezar ne
gociaciones econ6micas, con -el go
bierno frances. Ell gobierno So
Wet lie ha pedido al gobierno fran
ees que. file la fecha para la pri-
nlera conferencia.
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DE
AUTOMOVIL

Por correspondence. Excelente
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OSBORNE WOOD 1LEGA A
Ii TAMPA

TAMPA, abril /. Omitted Press).
Osborne Wood ha Ilegado en- un
barco de carga. Este es el hijo del
general Wood que derroch6 medic
million de dolares en- Montecarlo.
Sc hosped6 en- IN hotel local.
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SOLO UN MILAGRO4 PODRA
SALVAR LAS yICTIMAS DE
SCOBWOOD

NEWCASTLE, abril 1. (Cable
Franc5s) Solo un milagro podrla
salvar los 28 honahres y nifosl
serprendidos por IA repentina
irrupci6n del aqua en- ma nina de-
Scobwood.
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EXPLOSION EN- UN ARSENAL
DE CARTAGENA

MADRID, abril l. CUnited Pressl
-Despachos de Cartagena dicen
qpe en- Ell Arsenal Mihtar explot6
una granada en- el taller donde ira
bajaban muchos obreros, matando
a uno, hiriendo gravemente a ocho
" otros mas levemente.
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.s1cuE LA LUCIA EN- rURoU1A

coNsTANT1NoPLA. abrtl /.
Omitted Press) .-se anuncia que
las operaciones del gobierno contra
los Kurds estan ilegardo al pun.
to decisive. Los Kurds Sc han re-
tirado a las montafias con grandes
perdidas. Los aviones turcos han
bombardeado los campamentos enc
nigos.
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PRIMO DE RIVERA sERA I'M
PLAcABLE CON Los EsTU-
'a DIANTEs

MADRID, abril /. (Uuited Press)
Primo dc Rivera reAri6ndose a
los disturbios de los estudtantes
dijo que serfa 1mplacable en- La re-
preston de estos hechos, llegando,
81 fuese necesario. a cerrar la uni
versidad.
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Historic de la Guerra
del MundO
Por E. H. SIMONDS

For r. n. SlWOIND0
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Ell EMBAJADoR AMERICANA
EN- EsPANA RENuNCTA.

WASH, abEil /. Gable Fran-
ces) MIR. Moore, embajador anne
ricano en- Espana, ha presentado
su renuncia.
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NUEVO GABINETE
EN- HELSINFORDS

HELsINFoRDs, abr1 /: (Cable
Frances) .--Un nuevo gabinete
ACADIA de ser tornado en- el cual
M. Tulenheino. cs primer minis
tro y NJ. Idman, ministro de asun-
tos extranjeros.
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MARX CANDIDATE A LA
PRESIDENCIA

BERLIN, abril L. (Cable Fran
casl l.-El -partido del Centre ha
decidido presentar al DR.. Marx
para candidate la presidencia,
El DR.. Hoopker Asnoff, democra-
ia, ha- sido elegido primer minis
tro en- sustitucion de Marx.
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Los SoBERANoS INGLEsEs
CERoA DE NAPoLES

ROMA, abriI 1 Omitted Pressl =
Despachos de Napoles dicen que los
scberanos ingleses visiSaron el Pa
lacio Real. Sc espera que saldran
hacia Taormina esta aoclle.
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iSE CASA LA PRINCESA
MAFALDA?

BORDIGHERA. abriI /. Gable
Francesl Sc habla de nuevo del
.nlatrimonio de la Princesa Ma
falda, hija de los. reyes italfanos,
con el Duque de Brabante, here
dero de Belgica. EI joven priri-
cipe es actualmente el huesped de
Ia familia real de Italia
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LA CAMARA FRANCESA DIS.
CUTE Ell SUFRAGIO
FEMENINO

PARIS, abril 1, (Cabie Fran
ces) La Camara ha empezado la
discussion del proyecto de ley pa
IA concederle el voto las nuje-
res Y la -eligibilidad los conse-
Jos rnunicipales y generates.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-04-02

Bismarck pues hoy es el cumples
nos de este hombre de estado Sc
temen motines comunistas. !.
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ALBANIA GRECo-RUMANA

ATENAS, ahril /. (Cable Fran
ces) Los periodicos dicen que
el gobierno griego busca indirec-
tamente declarar que esta presto
a ertrar en- conferencias con Ru-
mania con el proposito de llegar
a una alianza
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-04-02
UN INIPUESTO A Los BANOUETES
CON DISCURSOS
DoBLE CONTRADICTION A LOS
oRADoREs "JIERRos".

I'm cuestiorIes de exoentricidades
no hay quien pueda avmtaiar los
sajones, quienes han dakio, en- esta
ocasi6n, I'm nuevo netivo que jnsti
tic mas ell ad5etivo integral que ell
cRadra tan bAen tan vieja apre
esacion.
Seria. bueno que, especialmente 10
que Sc refiere oradores jiearo 10
eopiaramos en- Ell pals, pues asi nos
veriamos libres de los prodigios ora
tor;os de un oonde. que es. como ora
idot, TN magrnfico apestesico fulmi-
lslante.
Empero, dejemos nm lado tan
raro especimens ciceroriano Y hasta
castelaripo, y vanonos directamen-
te a la excentricidad del conocido
Ipolitico Y legislator ingles Lord
Apsley.
Con OCCASION de ciertas dificulta-
des financieras y de haber sido agota
dos los medios para la aplicaci6n de
nuevos impuestos, lord Apsley ha
presentado a la Cainara de que for