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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-07-05

IRA 1nQ1V1QuoS que IraJa0an Qe To-
mentar ALI revueltas que estaban
en- relaciones con Moscu; despues
la accion sovietica Sc ha extendido
Y Sc ha generalizado en- Ell Quinto
congreso de la Tercera Internacio-
nal, celebrado EN- 1924, Y al que Sc
invite expresamente a todos los
spropietarios de Europa para
propagar las doctrinas revoluciona-
rias entire los campesinos tltrcos,
ambalas- persas, los nomadas af-
ghanes los mendigos egipcios
hasta entire los coolies de Corea
Sc trata de separar a las colonias
de las metropolis, va sean Gran
Bretafia, America, Francia, Espa-
ia, Italia o Portugal. Las tentati-
vas que Sc hacian, secretamente,
timidamente, antes del Quinto Con
greso, prosiguen hoy cielo abier-
to, habiendose lanzado repartido
manifiestos comunistas Moscil Sc
ha puesto en- relaci6n con Paris.
I,ondres, Roma y Madrid, para pro-
vocar las sublevaciones en- Egipto,
Lfbia, Tinez, ArgeHa y Marruecos
y Sc ha creado una gran Universi-
dad de comunistas en- Oriente. con
numeroGcs afiliados que adniite CO.
mo estI3iantes turcos y a ara
hes. Como de todas las naciones
europeas es Francia la que posee
en- Ell Norte de Africa las colonias
mas vastas y los Protectorados
mas prosperos, naturalmente, fue
la primera enfocada; ell presidente
del Comite Executive de la Tercera
International, zinovieff, que ejer-
ce sobre ell Gobierno sovietico una
soberana autoridad, ha prescrito
oicialmente a sus fieles para SEM
brar entire los indigenas los gernie-
nes del odio contra Francia y reclu
tar agitadores PROFESSIONALS Lo
que Sc escribe de la Francia re-
pubhcana, de sus instituciones, de
sus hombres poIiticos en- ell monitor
de la Union de las Repdblicas So
cialistas Sovieticas, ''Izvestia''.
excede en- violencia y en- groseria
todo 10 imaginable Naturalmen-
te, soy uno de los privilegiados a
quienes Sc dirigen esas iniuriar.
pero Herriot, Clemenceau. Vivialli
~ Doumergue t1enen tambien su
parte; en- cambio Abd-el-Krim es
hendecido desde Ell movimiento que
ha suscitado entire los rifefios Los
comunistas franceses que asistiaron
al Quinto Congreso, fueron amones-
tados por los eamaradas rusos que
les reprocharon haber trabaiado con
demasiada blandura en- nuestras CO.
lonias y ellos, docilmente, prometie
ron intensifcar la propaganda, 10
va con palabras sino con accion
El programa trazado por los bolshe-
vikis Sc encierra en- dos paiabras:
sublevar al oriente para acelerar
la bora del hundimiento de ia set
<
vilizacion burguesa va estan en-
los pueblos civiIzados y ellos les
incumbe opener esta bella eE.prc
sa una defensa rapida vigorosa,
y puesto que Ell incendio ha cemen
zado en- Marruecos, Francia no des
cuidara NADIA por extinguirlo. 4
este efecto no dejara de estar en-
contacto con Espafa, concertandose
amistosamente Ha habido conu-
ristas que para hacer ell juego
Abd-el-Krim han procurado hacer
circular las mas bajas calumnias,
pero ahi estan los hechos.. En- 1901
sc habfa comprometido Francia con
Gran Bretafia v Espana a no exten
der su Influenza en- Marruecos has
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-07-05
FL FAMOSO BOXtADOR TUNNEY NO PODRA M[DR SlE
FuERzAS CONTRA DEMPSEY EN.llCtiA P0R FL CAMP[O-
NATO MUNDIAL De l!PES0 COMPLETE
PESAR DE TODO TY DERkOTO GIBBONS POR LO QUE NO
DO HACER DEEY EN- OUNCE ROUDS DCULTAD ESTRBA EN- QUE
TUNEY NO TENE SUCENTE PESO PARA STCAR EL ENCJENRO

NEW YORK, julio 4. (United
Press )-Falta de peso es la de-
ficiencia mas marcada de la in
mensa maycria de boxeadores j6
venes que aspiran empunar el
cetro del campec-ato peso compile
to. Entire esos, aun cuando no es
ningdn jovcnc:to, el unico que cs-
ia en- record es Harry Wills.
Tunrey, quien acaba de elcyarse
sobre Wills, va que derrot6 por
Knockout a Gibbons, 10 que no
pudo hucer el propio Dempsey en-
ounce rounds, no es mas que un
peso mediano. Hasta ahora tiene
-el canlpeonato de 175 libras Y
lucharfa por sostenerlo 81 encon-
trase contendientes que lie per-
nlitiesen ganar sufciente dinero.
Jimmy Slattery, el chico de
Buffalo, de quien tanto Sc espera
en- los proximos tres amos, no es
otra cosa que un peso mediann.
Young Stribling Sc cncuentra en-
las mismas condolences. jim Ma
loney Sc encuentra en- identica 81
tuaci6n, pues pesa menos dc 100
libras.
Slattery puede ser que entire
en- peso, pues aun ,es muy ioven.
Maloney tambi6n puede ser que
game diez 0 ounce, hbras.
Wills esta eliminado para COM
batir con Dempsey. Tenemos pues
QUO resignarnos a esperar que al
guno de estos boxeadores jovenes
entire Ell peso. La teoria legenda-
ria de que un buen boxeador de
$50 ibras no puede enfrentarse
con otro bueno, pero que pese
200 libras, es aun considerable CO.
mo incontrovertible
Ell problenaa del peso preocupa
z todos los boxeadores. Gibbons
fue una victima de la falta de
peso. Cuando estaba en- sus me-
jores tiempos era demasiado bue-
no para los de su peso, pero no
podia enfrentarse con los de peso
completo. 81 Gibbons habiese pc
ssado 1875 libras, nadie duda que
en- estos momentos seria el cam
peon de peso complete.
Cuando Tunney Sc enfrent6 con
Gibbons, %se hizo evidentd que al
llegal' al decimo round estaba ha-
ciendo cuanto podia para no de-
rrotar por Knockout al yiejo We
terano a quien nadie le habia
contado jamas los scgundos fa-
tales. No obstante, antes dc lie
gar al duodecimo round Sc le di-
10 que para cobrarssu dinero te-
MIA que veneer ror Knockout y
sc vic obligado a hacerlo, muy 2
penar suyo, que no guerra estro-
pesar suyo, que no queria estro-
Eons.
Despues de la pelea Tunney le
envio un telegrama niuy senti-
mental Gibbons.
Para nadie es un secreto que
Terris pudo derrotar facilmente
"a Dundee ultimamente en- Nueva
York. Pero el primero no quiso
echarle perder al otro una pc
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-07-05
FRANc1A NO DEJARA DE Es-
TAR EN- coNTAcTo CON
EsPANA

Lo que sucede en- estos momentos
Ell el Rif y en- sus alrededores no
es sino uno de los sintomas de una
agitaci6n general habilmente en-
tretenida en- esas regiones contra
Espafia y Francia " de otras par
tes contra. otras Naciones europeas)
por la Tercera International y por
los comunistas moscov1tas Sin yer
las cosas sombriamente no debe
dejarse de vigilar La propaganda
bolshevista que Sc desenvuelve en-
Asia y en- Africa En- 1922 v en-
1928, me vi obligado por indicacio-
nes del resideiite general de Fran-
cia en- Trnez, adoptar medidas de
precauci6n inclusive de rigor con
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-07-05

nomicas, Sc decia que tenian ll-
gar entire ellos. Atendiendo a Ia
temeridad Y obstinacion que STEM
pre- ha caracterizado los SHINES,
el publico acogia como muy po-
sibles estos rumores. Por ESQ. no
fue una sorpresa para ,aadie Ia
noticia de que el hijo mayor aban-
donaba la gran combination eco
monica y Sc establecia por su
cGenta.
FL DR.. Edmund SHINES Sc de-
0icara pues de ahora en- adelanta
al negocio de seguros V automo-
viles, que domina en- absolute. Sc
cree que ell nuevo potentado ale
man piensa introducir IN nuevo
tipo de autom6vil que muy bien
podra rivalizar con el Ford.
Aun no Sc ha dicho que provoeo
la disencion en- la familia. Pero
no es logico Greer que haya sido
una tonteria, 81 Sc rcconoce la in
mensa capacidad comercial V eco
monica de los SHINES. Ell recien-
te articulo del Dr.. SHINES, de-
fendiendo con todas sus fuerzas
el poder proteccionista hace Greer
cue fua la tarifa de protection
la que provoco el rompimiento en-
la familia.
De todos modos, no hay posibi-
lidad alguna de que este nuevo
cambio en- la casa SHINES afecte
Ia industrial alemana.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-07-05

lea que tiene para luchar por q
campeonato y Sc sacrifice por m
amigo.
Dundee debiera dejar de boxear.
va llegara ell dfa que Sc encuen-
tire con que no todos los boxeado-
res son tan caballerosos como Te-
iris.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-07-05
PARIS, 1925

Marrueeos esta nnevamente a la
orden del dfa Como era de prever,
las tribus no sometidas que acam-
pan al sudeste de la zora espafo
Ia, en- ell macizo montafioso del Riff,
&c han infiltrado POGO a POGO por
la -frontera hasta las inmediacio,
mes de Taxa, entregandose a auda-
ces correrias EN- la zona francesa de
Marruecos Hace unos nheses, ante
la Comisi6n de Negocios Extranje
ros del Senado, Herriot, entonces
presidente, sehalaba la probabili-
dad Gle estos incidentes locales; era
evidente que Abd-el-Krim alenta-
do por los exitos alcanzados con los
espanoles, no Sc detendria en- los
limites fijados en- ell Tratado de
1912 que predicaria La guerra san
ia ta1lto en- ell Sur como en- Ell Nor
te. Herriot habia declarado que el
Gobierno adoptaria Las disposicio-
nesl sneeesarias para inpedir la pc
netraci6n peligrosa y que, en- case
necesario, no Sc linitaria conte-
rer las tribus hostiles en- La Inca
diviseria, sino que las perseguirfa
hasta sus guaridas para quitarIes
las ganaS de reincidir. Cuando los
amigos, demasiado celosos, del ex-
presidente del Consejo tratan de
explotar contra Painleve las actua-
les difcultades, estan NAL inspira-
dos, pues 81 Sc ha cometido alguna
falta ha sido por parte de qhienes,
habiendo considerable verosfmiles
los pr6ximos ataques rifefios, Sc olvi
daron de enviar oportunamente los
refuerzos necesarios, dejando solo
frente los indigenas belicosos, so
lidamente armados tropas disper-
sas La muy prudente tactica de
Lyautey ha sido siempre opener
la sublevacion de una tribu fuer-
tes contingencies en- vez de proceder
por pequenos grupos. El menor
tracaso europeo, atrnque sea repa-
rable, exalta el fanatismo musul-
man y hace despu9s la lucha mas
aspera v sangrienta A las colonias
sfricanas, sobre TODD debe apiicar-
Sc La vieja regla de la prudencia
Principles obsta'' y Painleve es-
IA hoy obligado enviar a Marrue
cos soldados, caiiones y aviones
que debieran haber llegado antes,
pero que no d udo de que
hara todo Ell esfuerzo necesario
alora. Nuevos retardos insult
ciencias en- las expediciones de
hombres Y material no darian otro
fesuitado que complicar las opera
clones v aumentar las perdidas y
los gastos.
FRANc1A NO DEJARA DE Es-
Evening star., 1925-03-02

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Copyright
Evening star., 1925-03-02
SPRINCTIME
The Cliff Brake.
BY ID. C. PEAT'TIE.

On an old historic messy wall of
Georgetown grows shy wtldllng
that, with it's masses of dark green,
cheers this gray month of February
the cliff brake, rarest fern of this
region. 1t is a beautiful little fern
with shapely dark leaves and black
tsh purple stems, and 1t has a habit
' of securing a foothold for itself In
places where 1t would seem there
was not an inch of soil and the very
rain would wash 1t from its perch.
Yet here 1T grows, a living wall
of green, taxing the imagination to
see how 1t keeps it's foothold. Its
liking for cliffs and ancient meta
rnorphic rocks Is satisfied here on the
old retaining wall.
No one knows how long this fern
has grown there. The wall itself
goes back to early days of the last
century Some time since then the
cliff brake has found its way here.
There is little likelihood that it was
planted Probably no full-grown
fern plant would have been able to
survive transplanting to such pre-
carious position. Only a spore Cor
what in olden days witches called
fern seed'D could find lodging in
these crannies and so start a young
plant.
The spread of the fern along the
quarter of a mile of wall must be
very slow. There are a hundred
chances for failure to one of sue
cess when a spore falls from the par
ent plant and is blown, to alight
where it may. But fortune has so
favored wall and fern that now there
are several thousands of the cliff brake
there. The only other places in or
near the District where the cliff
brake grows are some rocks up
river" a wall in Alexandria, and q
spot along the old canal
1t is curious to see to what tricks
the cliff brake resorts to protect
itself in Winter. In these cold days
it has, 80 to speak, curled in it's
Qoes-each leaf segment is slightly
rolled in, after the fashion of the
resurrection and lip ferns, as if to
protect the delicate under surfaces
of the leaves from dangerous expo
sure. Let the warm spring days
come, and a few sunny showers, and
the fronds will expand in full charm.
The quaint old wall, with its green
treasure. is worth watching for. Let
no impious hand, however, disturb
the property of the owners of the
wall and quite as much their pride
as are the rosebushes inside the in
closure. Moreover, the ferns are too
small to look effective If picked and
100 delicate to survive il dug out
and transplanted.
Evening star., 1925-03-02

l was wawking home from Mommy
Simminses store taking the paper off
of carme1s and eating them, carmels
being amung my favorite things, and
Reddy Merry came up in back of me
so sudden | dident hardly have time
to stop chewing, and Reddy sed, Ware
you going, wares the rest of the fell
lows?
Me jest wiggeling my shoulders and
shaking my he'd on account of It
being hard TO tawk through a carmel
and still sound as if you wasent, and
Reddy Merry sed, Hay, your eating
something, watts you eating?
Who, me? A carmel, l ony got one
left, this is the next to the last one,
sed
Wich it was, and Reddy sed, The
heck it is, your a darn liar.
All rite, then don't bleeve me, wat
do | care, you can feel the last one
rite heer in my pockit, / sed.
Wich Reddy did. saying, Well eny-
ways your a miser and a titeWad and
stingy mutt.
Sticks and stones may break my
bones but names can never hert me,
sed.
And l kepp on wawking proud, and
Persey Viewer was setting on his
- o'N f1NpS ~ hiitAoCii' soy III W dts
you eating, Benny?
Carmels, | sed.
Give us one will you? Persey sed.
This is the last one I'm eating now.
I scd.
Wich it was, and Persey sed, o it is
not, your story teller.
Watts that, watts that you jest had
the nerve to call me? / sed making
a fearse face.
Nuthing, l dident meen it, was
jest fooling, Persey ,sed, and L sed,
Well it's darn good thing you was,
or elts Id paste you sutch a. shot in
the jaw you'd wake up in the hos
pittle.
And 1 kepp on wawking tuff.
Proving your compensation depends
on who your tawking to.
Evening star., 1925-03-02
With Mutton.

Soak a tablespoonful of haricot
beans overnight. Cut the mutton
into small pieces, and fry them just
brown in little dripping. Peel and
cut up a carrot, turnip and onion,
and fry them for five minutes in the
tat the meat was fried In.
Put the meat in a casserole or
stewpan, with q seasoning of salt
and pepper, the vegetables, and hari-
cot beans. Just cover with water.
Bring to the boil, remove any scum,
then simmer for two hours.
Two outlets, or four If small, may
be cut of from the neck of mutton
and grilled or fried in egg and bread
epmbs and served with mashed po-
tatoes, or surrounded with boiled
macaroni and tomato sa uce.
Evening star., 1925-03-02
Poor Pickin' for Hubbies.

FrOm CdIftr 5 WEEKLY.
Mrs. Matte Griggs, Omaha, is suing
her sixth husband for divorce. OF
his five predecessors one was hanged,
another got life Imprisonment, a third
is in Jail for 10 years for horse steal
ing, and the other two disappeared.
Mrs. Griggs' system of choosing hus-
bands seem faulty.
Evening star., 1925-03-02
HELP-MALE AND FEMALE.

HOUsEHELPERS. white, married; given board
and room. Address Box 1851. Star office.
MEN AND WOMEN learn real estate business
employ meDt whole part time; experience
unnecessary; free lectures every Thursday. 5
pm. William f. Matteson. 610-611 Bond
Bldg.
STEN0GRAPHER, law office; law student or
graduate; fine opportunity: experience. Ad-
dress Box 43-R. Star office. Sc
Evening star., 1925-03-02

be trained by permitting him to hang
the toys on the frame himself. Col
ored yarn balls which he may hang
or detach on having the color called
TO him will early develop accurate
color sense.
copyright, 1921
Evening star., 1925-03-02
MOTHERS
AND THEIR CHILDREN.
A Toy Frame.

One Mother Says:
A creeping and toddling baby will
find a lot of happiness in a stout up
right frame about feet high on
which his favorite toys may be hung
on small hooks attached to the cross
piece. The frame may be set out
doors or indoors, and hung with a
variety of attractions that may be
changed at frequent intervals. AS
the baby natures, tactile senses may
Evening star., 1925-03-02

ture may be used quite succe ssfully
in any room where a Spanish atmos-
phere can be created
One likes to imagine this carved
oak trestle table in setting of
rough -plastered walls, dark wood
work, beamed ceiling and tiled floor.
There would he boldly colored fabrics
used as wall hangings, drapes and up
holsteries. The Spanish TEN permanent
delights in flaming orange, deep red
and the blue that is almost green.
Iron hinges and locks and wrought
iron accessories would be in character
as we'll as the crudely beautiful Span
ish pottery.
Copyright 1881
Evening star., 1925-03-02

The recent furniture marts showed
the interest in Spanish furniture to
be still very strong.
While at it's best in the Spanish
type of dwelling most favored in
warm, sunshiny climates such furni-
Evening star., 1925-03-02
WANTED-SALESMEN

ADVERTISING SOLICITOR; references; large
compensation; permanent; advancement. 3l0
International Bldg. Sc
CHECK WRITER DISTRIBUTOR-We are in
Producing a most unusual Office device-a
counter signature forgery prevention machine
and check writer combined: the right man
with record of success In check writer sales
will find wonderful opportunity in our Wash
ington dlstributorship. If you qualify, wire
giving phone number. and we will come and
show you this new machine Hall-Welter Co.,
Rochester, n. y.
EXPERIENCED. with automobile. 20 sell high
class waterfront property; live prospects fur
nished; liberal commission. Address Box 1885,
v. Star office.
MEN to sell Ford on liberal commission.
Robey Motor Co.. authorized Ford dealers.
1929 l. st. NV.
Statesmen to work Washington, commission
only. j. ". MURRAY. 1917 W. Fayette ST..
Baltimore, Md 30
SALESMEN-Books; unusual sales plan; com
mission, 35Ts; Will advance expense money to
man who qualities: hours 10 TO IL, to f.
Room 4O6. 927 18th St. NV. 4A
STOCK SALESMAN TO place $50, 900 preferred
stock for established local concern; not a pro-
motion proposition Address Box 212-Z. Star
Office.
LIvE-WIRE Statesmen to sell Ford cars.
See Mr.. Barnes, Strobe Motor Co., 1925
Irving
Evening star., 1925-03-02
INSTRUCTION COURSES.

NEW CLASS n TELEPHONE SWITCH
board operating forming March ,. Oxford
Bldg. cor. 14th St, bet. n. 7. ave. and II.
AUTO DRIVING LESSONS PRIVATELY
given. Call Line. 80. We 40 the rest.
MABELLE HONOUR SCHOOL OF BEAUTY
Culture, 310311 Burchell Bldg, SIT 14th st.
Only exclusive beauty culture school in WASH
Established 1920. Individual instruction Day
and evening classes. Franklin 5l91
MANDOLIN, GUITAR. TENOR BANJO
UKULELE, ETC. REASONABLE TERMS
G. B. THOMAS, 1921 Girard. Col. 1234-w.
Evening star., 1925-03-02

The United Cloth Hat and Cap
Makers Of North America comprises
42 local unions, having total men,
bership of nearly 10000.
Evening star., 1925-03-02
HELP MALE

ADVERTISING Observation-Disclosures; large
eompensat tion; permanent; advancement 3lo
international Bldg 3
BOY, white, for grocery store; must know
how to drive Ford. 500 D ne.
CHAUFFEuRs can make excellent commission
during Inauguration; must have Identification
card and know city. Blue Gray Taxi Co.,
2l2 18th st. NV.
CHAUFFEUR white, for steady and extra
work. Apply Bndds. 18th and Col. rd.
DRIVERS, with best of references; must have
1sgistratiOn Tdn Gat card Apply 114o 2lst ST. Red
FURNITURE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 1908
Il st. NV. -
GOVERNMENT CLERK. spare time; special
life insurance work; adequate compensation
Address Rox 229-Z. Star office.
GROCERY CLERK and meat cutter, expert
enced. Apply 1909 T NV. -
HERDSAfAN AND DAIRYMAN, experienced.
reliable, working, for modern barn OF pure
bred Holstelns. G. II. Harris Route No. 3.
Silver Hill. Nd.
HOUSE PAINTER-State wages; plenty work
Address Box 46B. Star office.
LABoRERS -1s01 I st. NV; $3.50 per nine
hour day Apply Superintendent.
MAN. intelligent. for outside sales force. If
you present good appearance and can inter
view prospects furnished to you. We have
steady work with good pay. Apply in person.
Room 40 Bond Bldg. 9:30 to u.
MAN, educated, life Insurance; whole or part
time, large returns. Address Box 233-Z. Star
MEN to cell Ford cars on liberal commission.
Robey Motor CO., authorized Ford dealers,
1879 Il ST. NV.
MEN interested in permanent sales work: ex-
perence not necessary; 81 to beginners: ad-
Vancement Apply 10 lis to 5-303 Dis
trct National Bank Bldg.
MEN AND BoYS-To make big money during
Inauguration. to sell books the life OF
President Coolidge. Henry Schwartz, GIG ID
st. NV o
NIGHT FIREMAN, colored; must bring refer
ences. See MIR. Reed c. A. Snow Co., 10 Sth
st. NV.
FAINTER, apartment work; permanent post
tion; reply, giving references Address Box
30 B, Star office. A.
Observation-Disclosures references d. j. Kauf-
man. Inc. 1905 Pa. ave. n.wt
POULTRY MAN. experienced, white. for in
cuba tor and brooding; single reliable and not
lIlll. Mo:
UPHOISTERERS- who can repair fur
uiture as well: long job; state wages desired
Address Box 1857, star office.
YOUNG MAN with some mechanical ability.
one having high school education preferred
who would like to learn machine, battery and
electrical work. Splendid opportunity to ad-
vance. Write, giving age. education and
previous experience. If any. Address Box 263-
u. star office. 29s
YOUNG MEN (2) for sales work: experience
not necessary; must be neat appearing: sal
airy, commission and bonus to start. Apply
Room POS. Bond Bldg.
CHAUFFEURS.
Big money for steady men. Beginning Of
busy season. Apply now and get good assign,
ment. Apply TO Mr.. W. L. Wagner.
YELLOW CAB CO.,
1888 Goth st. NV.