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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-10-29
new VICTROLA
is SHOWN AT
AYRES Dinner
Newspaper Men Express
Admiration for Ma
chine.

indianapolis newspaper men were
introduced to the new Victor ortho-
phonic monograph at a dinner
Wednesday night at the indianapolis
Athletic Club given by l.. S. Ayres
& Co.
This new machine will be intro
duced to the Nation next week, &C
cording>to Arthur w. Deas, Jr., Of
the Victor Company.
Admiration Expressed
The new orthophonic Victrola is
an instrument which proved to be
so startling that those at the din
ner expressed surprise and admira-
ton.
1.-The Orthophonic Victrola," Deas
explained lis the product of the
laboratories of the Victor Talking
Machine Company, working in con-
junction with the Bell Laboratories
of the American Telephone & Tele-
graph Company, and the Western
Electric Company"
THE new form of the Victrola
depends forts main characteristics
upon a new type of sound-box, or
reproducing mechanism travelling
over the record, and a new type Of
tone chamber, prefaced by "A new
form of recording which briggs cleo
trical microphones into play at the
laboratories engraving the master
record from which commercial rec
ords are made in the usual manner.
Old Records o. X.
Existing Victor records. of which
millions are already in American
homes. may be employed to better
effect with the new orthophonic in
strument, however, so that the new
invention does not in any sense rem
der existing records obsolete.
New electrical recordings are be-
ing released by the Victor Company
as rapidly as possible" he said.
Sidney Sullivan of the advertising
department of Ayres acted as in
troductor.
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Recent Decisions
of |. H. S. A. A.
Blu Times Special

BU Times Special
ANDERSON, Ind. Oct. 29.-Re-
cent rulings of the board of control
of the Indiana High School Athletic
Association have been announced by
Secretary Trester as follows:
Frankfort-Herman Boots declared eigi-
BILE from date. The decision was based on
all available information and with the un.
school are. bound by all of the rules of
Purdue Gniversity-The proposal by Di-
games and the State baseball tourney
among the members of the !. II SA 4,
withhold sanction of these events.
Leesburg-Leland Osborn was reinstat-
cd as an approved official In the l. II. 5.
=, Reynolds Enrollment by mail within
ene ise en The dsy of school S does
not constitute legitimate enrolment for
athletic eligibility for the semester in
'Warren-walter Bussard declared inel-
SS Psd i fa 69 , as pc has SeeP sa
tween Dec. l and March !.
HgntnEtSs bb9%nshi99 Hnptington do
cIared e ineTibie until thew have been en
rolled and have made passing grades for
one entire semester. due to, change OF
CarthaTe--Pripcipal Linden and Coach
u
board meeting to give information about
the playing of an Ineligible boy in base
ball.
one year of high school enrolment due 10
the fact that he skipped all OF the eighth
grade without doing any of the work.
Columbia Citv-Ross Johnson declared
ineligible until his parents actually change
their residence to Columbia City. Inten-
ton to change "A residence docs not con-
stitute a change of residence.
West MIDI eton--Former decisions of
board affirmed to the effect that participa-
ton on a high school team by a student
in the grades constitutes not only q VIOLA
ito nof l. II. s. A. A. rules. but also that
such participation must be counted as
high school PARTICIPATION when eligibility
Is being considered
Warren Ceptral-7FoEmer decisions Of
board affirmed to the effect that q student
who changes high schools without n
change of residence by his parents to the
new school district. can not secure eligthii-
itv until he has been enrolled one entire
semester. and that part Of a semester
or parts of two semesters do not consu-
tute an entire semester in such cases.
Franklin-Lawfence j. Tidrick request
cd to appear before the board regarding
his right to hold card as an approved
official.
Kokomo--Coach hill Granted permission
TO present a case. Of elietbihty TO the
heard ~ an early date
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-10-29

Five sophomores from Cedar
Rapids already have broken into
Big Ten line-ups Some distinction
Most prominent of the Cedar
Rapids celebrities is Elmer Narek Of
Ohio state, Urldl the other con.
tribution from the same burg, has
won tackle position at state. His
work featured the Columbia game.
He scored a field goal aside from
his great offensive and defensive
play.
SOph Flash
Harris Murrill sophomore flash at
Minnesota, is closely pressing Marek
for Big Ten backfield honors. Coach
Spears thinks Murrin has great
prospects as a triple-threat man and
is giving him personal attention in
the kicking line.
At Chicago, Don Wesley Is one
OF the best regarded end candidates
The University of Iowa has Bob
Cuhel at quarterback, Ernie Young
at end and Don Hines at tackle,
all from Cedar Rapids. Hines is
playing his second year. last sea.
son seeing service at center and
guard.
Frank Healey. who starred ut
guard during his scholastic days. is
a member Of the Michigan squad.
but has not yet broken into the list
Of regulars.
Great Record
Seldom, II ever, have the members
of the same scholastic team had
such success in college circles ar
has been attained by the Washing.
ton High eleven that won fame for
Cedar Rapids two years back.
Coach Leo Novak. n close friend
OF Knute Rockne Of Notre Dame, de.
veloped all Of the above stars as
football coach at Cedar Rapids. II
is rather surprising mono Of the
boys enrolled at Notre Dame.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-10-29
HOT STUFF!
Colonies Win Again lr
Frisco Series.
BIZ Times Special

BIZ Times Special
SAN FRANCISCO, oct. 29.-The
Louisville club has-, advanced to
within a game of tying the post
season series against San Francisco.
The American Association cham
pions won Wednesdays tilt, 6 to 2,
and now have scored three vic
tories to four for the Seals.
The Colonies punched hits Off
Mitchell and Crockett for their
scores, while F'risco's nine safe
ties off Nick Cullop were scattered
widely.
Louisville has won the last two
games. after losing four straight
Five wins are needed to capture the
series.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-10-29
Basketball Notes

The Emerson oriole A. c. has organ.
lied junior basketball team. PRACTICES
Gene Campbell will coach the squad.
Games are desired with city and state
teams in the 15-16-year. old class. For
Bernard Schmitz $40 N Riley Ave.
After several weeks practice. the Y NJ,
II. A. squad is rounding, into shape and
is booking games with the strongest teams
of the city and State. Last year the
Y. NJ. H. A was known as the Com
munal Y. NJ, II; A.; and ended their season
with tMMenty;eight wins and seven en- ga Inss
viii find the Y. NJ H. A. hooked up with
the strong Hoosier A. c. quintet. Nov. IL.
with Lafayette and Richmond N, A. g.
u. South Side Turner's. Y. 7, C.s.. Hoosier
Dixies. Shelbyville Eagles. Carmel South
Bend Ben6ers. Mooresville ElSs. Peoples
Life. of. Marion. ,Muncie. Columbus and The
Max G.. Goldsmith 622k 8. Meridian St.
or call Drexe 3047-W after $3.50 n. m.
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(JRlD((u1z
QUESTIONS

L. In case Of a wet field is IL permissi-
BILE for the referee to change to a new
football at his discretion as the umpIres
do in baseball?
2. II is customary for teams to change
goals after one of them has scored a touch
down?
3. On the kickoff what should be the
relative positions OF the two teams as the
ball Is put into play?
ANSWERS
l. The rule on this point in football is
very specific, saying: In case OF wet
field the ball may be changed for new
one at the end of the second period at
the discretion of the referee.
At other times IL is not at all unusual
for the teams to call for towel and have
the ball thoroughly wiped off. This is al
important feature on certain plays which
demand a dry ball for the completion Of
the play.
2. The teams do not change following a
touchdown or goal from field. However
the side scored upon shall have the option
Of kicking off or having their opponents
kick off.
g. The kicker's side shall be behind
the ball when kicked. The opposition
shall be behind 4. line ten yards in ad
to be made until ball is kicked.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-10-29
KOKOMO- HARTFORD CITY
Two of Best Pro Grid Teams i'm State
Clash Sunday.
BIZ Times Special

BIZ Times Special
KOKOMO, Ind, Oct. 29.-The
State pro grid title, promises to be
nearer a season resting place after
the game here next Sunday, when
the local American Legion team
locks horns with the Hartford City
A. A. team. Hartford City has not
lost this season.
Kokomo has scalps from the
Brightwoods of Indianapolis, Elwood,
and Shelbyville. They demonstrated
power i'm defeating the Dayton Ohio
Koors. but they were defeated by
the Notre Dame Reserves. The last
named team, however, is not rated
as a semi-pro outfit.
Kokomo is working overtime and
defense to stop the open work OF
the visitors built around Holwerda
the former Purdue flash is being
perfected.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-10-29
CUP WILL BE GIVEN
Award to Go to Leading Delegation
at Mardi Gras.

Harry o. Cobb, jeweler, will give
the largest out-of-town delegation at
the Greater Indiana Mardi Gras
Halloween celebration a 5000 silver
trophy, John f. Walker, chairman,
announced today.
Sergt. Harry Smith has arranged
for ten bands from over the State to
participate in the parade. Four or
chestras will play for street dancing.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-10-29
Now You May
Tell One

RV Times Special
SPETIA, Italy, Oct. 29.--The
only collision of its kind be-
lieved ever TO have been record
ed occurred when military
hydroplane, just descending.
and a submarine, just eInerg-
ing, crashed off the island of
Tino.
The submarines periscope
was broken and water started
rushing into it's interior. The
captains skilful maneuvering
enabled his craft to emerge
completely in time to avoid a
disaster.
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Call Out the Reserves!


BIZ United Press
PHILADELPHIA. Oct. 29.-Po-
lice reserves had to be called last
night to stop disorders attending
the rush for 5000 tickets to the
Observation-Disclosures game Satur-
day which were placed on sale.
The Illinois squad will arrive
Friday morning and will be per-
mitted to work out in the stadium
as the Penn squad will be taken to
Absecon, N. j., tonight.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-10-29
AGNES WANT GAME

The Acme A. AS are without 4
game for Sunday owing to a cancel
lation by the Brookside A. AS. Any
team playing in the S5-pound class
is asked to call Belmont 42S0-W and
ask for Bill. Tho A. AS will practice
Friday night.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-10-29
LOCAL MAN IS ELECTED
John Il. Reynolds Vice President Of
Commercial Secretaries.

John B. Reynolds. secretary of the
Indianapolis Chamber of Commerce
was elected first vice president and
a member of the board of directors
Of the National Association Of Com
mercial Secretaries at the annual
convention in Kansas City Wednes-
day. according to a telegram re-
ceiYed TODAY.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-10-29
RELMONTs AT RUSHvILLE

The Belmont A. c. football team
will play at Rushville Sunday
Wabash is next on the card. Nov. 8.
The Belmonts have lost only one
game this season out of five played.
state teams desirhng games after
Nov 8, write Manager Carpenter, Is
S. Holmes Ave.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-10-29
CURTAIN-RAIsER

The Military Midgets are playing the
W TSHSGs Mi PSe SATURDAY rsrroon
Military Park tonight The following. re
port for practice BRYANT BuTris, Chss
Golay. jenkins Marsh Metcalfe Nicko-
loft Nurse, pugh. Shank. Sietanko. and
TAYLOR. Teams PLAYING in the forty,
1912. and ask for Charlie betw0en $40
and Q ., m.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-10-29
MANDEIL FIGHT OFF

BIZ nitcd Press
MILWAUKEE, Wis. Oct. 29.-On
account OF Sammy Mandell, Rock
ford. ILL.,. suffering an injury to one
Of his hands, his scheduled fight
with Harry Kahn, Milwaukee, here
Friday night, has been called off.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-10-29
MITCHELL VS.. WELLS

HW JN4tcU FfCSS
MILWAUKEE, oct. 29.-Pinhe
Mitchell, local junior welterweight,
has been matched to meet Billy
Wells, English welterweight at Min
neapolis Nov. @, according To Billy
Mitchell, Pinkie's brothermanager
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-10-29
ADDITIONAL SPORTS.
CEDAR RAPIDS SCHOOL
AIDS BIG TEN TEAMS
Nine Former Players Of Washington High Make Good hG
Grid Ranks of Conference.
BY Billy Evans
MI Serrice Writer

They grow other things besides tall in Iowa. for
instance football players The city of Cedar Rapids State
Iowa. than spot the great open spaces
gridron concerned Nine former
Washington High School of that city members of various
Big Ten squads majority of them already have won varsity
berhs All destined to shine Western Conference per
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-10-29
BRITISH MAKE CLAIMS
French Asked to Pay Damages BY
English Consul.
BIZ United Press

BH CHtted Press
LONDON. Oct. 29.-The British
consul at Damascus has presented
claims against France for damage
to property of British subjects In the
French bombardmept OF the city.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-10-29
Legal Notices

NOTICE OF C. p. A. EXAMINATION
The State Board of Certified Accountants
OF Indiana will hold an examination in the
House and Senate Chambers of the state
house Indianapolis. Ind. Thursday and
Friday Nov. T. and ID. Tor applicants
who desire to practice as Certified Pubic
Accountants.
Said examination will be conducted UNI
der the plan of cooperation with the
American Institute OF Accountants of
The hours assigned to the subjects are
as follows:
a. m. to 1890 p. m.--Auditing.. -
d. m to 9 r.. m.--Accounting,
Theory and Practice. Part l.
w a. m. to 1890 D. m-commercial
/ p m. to p. m,-Accounting,
Application. together with fee OF $50 90
should be filed with the Board on or be-
lore Oct. % 1925.
Candidates who failed at the May, 1928.
examination may be re-examined at the
Nov. 1925. examination. without payment
pearance was at the May. 1925. examina-
Candidates who failed previously In
more than one subject must be re-exannned
i'm all subjects.
ject during the hours assigned to said sub
iect. All such candidates who failed at
previous examinations should notify the
Board on or before Oct. %. whether or
not they desire TO be re-examined
LAWRENCE +. ORR President.
WAITER q, OWENS Secretary.
GREENBERRY G. LOWE. Treasurer.
fNTN
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-10-29

Stockholders Annual Meeting OF the
White RIVER Railroad Company for the
the office of Kingan & Co.. Indianapolis
Saturday Nov IN Mc1Qpa ss %;
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Colonies Win Again
Totals AZ II 2716l Totals. a5 0 81 "a

Ritcher DATED for CrockeII IN stVenIh'
Paynter batted for Geary In ninth.
louisville ............. Q2Q o3o 0I9-9
San Francisco ........ 600 600 O2O-S
Errors-Betzel, Hendryx Agnew. = Runs
Bethel, Mulligan. Hendryx, =, Two,haso
hits-Tyson. shannon. Mulltgan. Hem
Golfer. Double piay-Shannon TO Betzsl
TO Cotter. Struck out--By Mitchell, z;
W oy Mitchell. : OF crockeli. / OF
Cuilop. l. Hit by pitcher-By Mitchell
lGuyon). -. Passed ball-Meyer. Hits
eli o in 2sS innings off GeaTy,, 4 In 2
innings Left on bases-Louisville. 10;
San Francisco. 8. UmDires-Casey and
Chill Time 80.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-10-29
II Real Estate for Sale
e-Suburbon
$4,000 DOWN

WONDERFUL suburban bargain: 9 ~
ard poultry houses: beautiful shade
abundance of fruit; twenty miles from city
on traction line. Would consider trade on
REALTY SERVICE BUREAU. -
Mrs. Little. Lin. 1907.
FOR LEASE or sale. 10 acres: Groom
other running water. fruit: two miles n
W. of Greencastle on rock, road; Fine for
stock and poultry. Many shade trees. Wood
for fuel Riley 1404. I'll Meyer-Kiser Bldg
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-10-29
$1OOCASH
f-Soie or Exchange

1885 E. FIFTY-SECoND; new. four-room
BUNGALOW: electric. lights; driven well
mahogany; cement porch; good foundation
beautiful lot, Al y x150 in wooded sec
ton; paved street and bus line; Will take
payment owner Hum 5236
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-10-29
Death Notices

~~~>~r~~~~>>>>>>~"|>
ANTERILLA. ROSA-Beloved mother of
George ,Anterilla passed away at her
late residence. sos u f. Washington
Thursday, 9 a. m. age 50 years; Funeral
at residence of her granddaughter, Mrs
10 A. m Services at Holy Rosary
Church at 8 a. M Burial Holy Cross
cemetery Friends invited
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-10-29
Rooms for Rent

LARGE pleasant room modern home. 1884
IN; Capitol. Garage optional. Wash.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-01-11

partidas por TODD Ell territoric de La
zona.
Ca1cIlese ell problema que re-
presenta ell abastecimiento de esas
posiciones en- mulo y por caminos
de herradura en- su mayorfa, te-
niendo que llevar todo consigo,
hasta el aqua = la lef1a, aparte de
las toneladas de transporte d. signi
tica el abastecer el enorme vien-
ire de la moderna maquina de
guerra.
Avezado la lucha desde su ma
cimiento con ell sutil instinto
guerrero que posee ell moro, su tao
tica fue siempre Ia mas acertada:
Ia de atacar ell Gordon umbiHcal
que enlaza esas posiciones con sus
bases establecidas en- la costa, mu1
tiplicandot sus efectivos con su ele-
vada moral y un aprovechamiento
acabadisimo del terreno, ell que CO.
nocen palmo a palnlo, sin presen-
tarse nunca en- grandes maSas, a
fin de eludir el encuentro con las
tropas espaholas.
Esta tactica es muy su6ciente dc
suyo para contrarrestar aqueilas
ventajas que Ell armamento. IN or
ganizaci6n Y la discipline pudie-
ran representa- para un sjercito
mcderno en- la lucha. Ell e.i6rc:to
espafol Sc ha estado deiando en-
Mareuecos las nejores vidas de
una oficiaidad heroica y fel erario
publico ha gastado sin regateos
cuantos millones ha reQuerido ell
honor nacional y el grestigio de
csc ej6rcito.
Ello no obstante, Espaaa lcgr6
cubrir con sus tropas las dos terte-
ras parties del territccio de Ia zo-
ma; estableciendo a ret ettguardia de
Sis puestos avanzados. magnfficas
carreteras, ferrocarriles,, tcIegrafos,
dispensarios medicos, sranias agri-
colas, escuelas, servicios de- policfa,
ETC., ETC., con los cientos de milo
mes que todo este le ia representa-
do Y que ell moro desdela renun-
ciando 10 que EspaIia. le ofreco
en- nombre de la civiliza et6n
Y Ell directorio, conocedcr Dor su
profession de la mecarica ir-eTae-
diable, de este sistema de pene.
TRACTION. Y atento como estI Las
necesidades urgentes . il1npsriosas
de la Peninsula, ha resuelto modi-
fear el sistems reduciendo las tro-
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MARRUEcos

,Espaia, celosa siempre de los
prest gios de Su soberania, no ha
regatesdo nj su dinero nj su san
gre por hacer honor a sus compro-
misses internacionales que respeta
y sostiene en- toda su integridac: /:
en- su letra y en- su esptritu.
La nneya politica en- Marruecos.
scabada de iniciar, obedece 10
necesidad de poder compaginas es-
tos compromises sagrados con "a
magma obra que el gobierno espa-
mol Sc propone realizar dentro de
casa.
La zons del Protectorado espa-
mol en- Marruecos, es ell hueso del
disuelto imperio, marroQui. Los te-
rritorios del Riff, enclavados EN-
ella, estan habitados por cabilas
insum'sas y fanaticos grerreros que
al amparo de una intrincadisima
orografia Sc han defendido STEM
pre- contra toda autoridad, fuera de
la locak Ningtn sultan, en- la epo-
ca del derruido imperio ha tenido
iamas autoridad alguna en- Ell Riff.
ALI solo domina Y dicta leyes aquel
que cuenta con mayor numero de
fusiles disponibles.
Esta especial psicologia del mo-
70, difculta en- extreme ell ejerci
clio del dominic en- Marruecos. Hay
cue dejar sentir, de continue, la
-presencta de la fucrza para que Sc
la rsspete. Y clio obng6-a Espaaa
di-tribu'r sus Electives en- posicio-
mes aisladas, en- nimero de 500, re-
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Ccoaunuarl6n de Ia pGs. II.

(couunuarl6n de Ia pEe. ~
permitid0 ei tansr inieiatiyAs. Sc
gan Ia Consultation. 81 nsy Teiaa,
psro no gObisrha. oobloTnAn sus mi
nistEos Fssp0nHab,es que el isse de
estad0 nomhra aeonsejanaoss STEM
pre- de ios diTset0rss de Il poli,i-
CO. Les ministros ios eseoien e.
ire ios politieos es Psofssicni .os
cue q 81 yea ssn eiegsdos por al
pueblo sObeFsds. De esia manera,
e. 81 pueblo mlsno d FsiPoHsa.
bic de- IA dlHanisa Pelis.ea en- sl
paiA
Durants i6s fi.imOs amos esta
dinkmiea Es Ia ysnido ulanifsstaa.
do con un eaEaeteF agndldmO de
tnquiotud pFodue.sndo una crisis
hondz de hombres y De paTtidos. Y
clio trAJo como eonsseusneia, para
saivaT = EspaAa. 81
ADvEHTMIENro DEF DIREcTo-
mo AfILITAE
So labor pr.neipal, Ia Hdo On
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LA VERDAD SOBRE ESPANA

eaminada a estabilizar esta dina
mica hacienda llegar su actuaci6n
hasta sus propios cimientos: Ell pue
bio soberano. para infiltrar en- el
Ia savia que inspire su patriotico
ldveniniento.
Ninguno de los miembros de es-
- rsctorio. son nj han sido, pro-
'os'onales ds la politica siHo .es-
pahoies de IN acendrado PATRIOTS
mo. una honrades acrisolada que
todOs reconocen y una indiscuti-
bio busna 70. admitida por la OPT
MON; todo 10 cual pone al servicio
de 81 pals aun a costa de los gran
des sacrifcios one signifcan el te-
ner gus manipular la complicada
waqu'nsria dc Ia gobernaci6n de
IN estado. sin la ayuda do expert
mentados profesionales que apor-
ten su t6cniea a esa labor.
All y mientras eI pueblo sobe-
r'ao 81 prepara para restablecer.
fin yicios, las normas constitucio.
aales hoy interrumpidas, Ell direc-
tcrio es'a dedicando sus afanes a
los principales prOblemas que Es-
paha tiene ann pendiente de solu-
c On. a saber:
al Fomento de La agriculture.
b. FOmsnto de la industria asO
ciandO la t6cnica y capitales extran
jeros a la t6enica fnanza que en-
sl pals existe.
@ FomentO de La marina mer-
rants.
d. Forento de la ensehanza.
e) Concession del servicio de te-
lsfonos en- EspahG a favor de una
'mpresa acreditada de los Estados
Unidos. &
~ Ccnceslon del voto la mu-
ser en- los municipiOs.
- Eieetrifcaci6n de algunos
feTroesrriles y fomento de los res
taDfe'
h saneamiento de Ia admins
t-ae'6n pahliea, habicndo logrado
una economic en- I'M aiio, al po-
ner en- function este prop6sito, de
rms sOo.oOo.OOO de pssetas y
- Del credito que a la banca
sspaaoIa merece la actuacion De-
rctnsl FObierno espafiol, pnede juz
grfs' Tor les resultsdos del dltimo
emprsstito celebrado en- el ratf-
Los eientos de miilonss dc pesetas
que el gobierno necesitaba, fueron