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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-08-04

hams Vegetable Compound. Blood
Medicine and Liver Pills, and used
Lydia Pinkham's Sanatlve Wash.
have had good results in every way
and am able 20 do my work again
and can eat anything that comes
along Ny friends tell me how well
I am looking. Mrs. f. X Corieli,
1923 rPeete St., Cincinnati. Ohio.
Willing 10 Answer Letters
Philadelphia. Pal have used
your medicines for nervousness and
d rundown system with n sevaco
weakness. After taking Lydia
Pinkham's Vegetable Compound mi
using Lydia +. Pinkham's sanative
Wash / feel like a different woman
and have gained in every way. am
willing TO answer letters asking
about the medicines. Dora Holt.
2649 s. 18th ST.. Philadelphia, Pa
Advertisement.
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Today's Best
copprtoht. 1925. bv United Press

Copprioht. 1926. bU United Press
WIZ, New York (454.3 ND; WG4,
Schenectady (979.5 Nd WRC, Wash
ington (46S.5 M, 1928 p. m. EDST-
New York philharmonic orchestra.
WGBs, New York (315.6 M 9 p. m.
EDST-Ibsen's drama "Peergynt
with Grieg's incidental music.
XIII, Los Angeles (4o5,2 M f:3O
y. m. PCST-Ivanhoe Temple band
and glee club.
WEAF, New York (491.5 ND; woo,
Davenport (4SS.6 Nd WCCO, Mime
apolis- ST. Paul (416.4 ND; WWJ'
Detroit (352.7 M WCAE, Pittsburgh
(461.8 ND; WIFI, Philadelphia (394.5
Nd WGR, Buffalo (319 Nd; WAR,
Providence (905.9 Nd; WEEP, Boston
(476.9 Nd 9 p. m. EDST-Shilkret
Salon orchestra.
WIS, Chicago (S44.s Nd 8 p. m.
CDST-RFD program.
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perfectly good 20O.gallon still which
he found in a tent near Montezuma.
EV1 ALKING back is not a joke,
wv but fact, with Vera Hunt
III and Alice Donica Of Shelby
County. The girls did not like the
conduct and remarks of their two
escorts, so they left the automo.
bile in which they were riding and
walked fifteen n = to Greens.
burg.
Arthur Eller of near Upton took
his shotgun and started after some
animal that had been annoying his
chickens. Crossing a fence, both bar
rels were discharged and he shot his
hand instead of the hunted animal.
In 1876, forty.nine years ago,
Hartford City youngsters had a
baseball team. They played at Key.
stone and returned with their ban
ners trailing in the mud, for a
terrific rain had set in. Every year
the defeat is celebrated. This year
three of the original nine had din.
ner and talked over the good old
days.
Bloomington has just received a
of more than 1900 books
for schools of the city and Monroe
County
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-08-04
ENROLMENT IS LARGE
Epworth League Institute Expects
I,5OO Delegates.

BIZ Times SpcciCi
WARSAW, Ind, Aug. 4.-Enroll-
ment in the annual Epworth League
Institute of the North Indiana Con-
ference of the Methodist Church
which is in session this week at
Epworth forest near Lake Webster
is expected to reach $500 young
persons by the end of the week. DR..
C. H. Smith, Goshen district superin-
tendent and institute dean, organized
classes Monday.
Every forenoon this week will be
devoted to institute work while
afternoons will be given over to out.
door recreation.
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NICE HOME FOR FIDO

Dogs at the home Of Fred Appel,
AGA n. Pennsylvania ST. are schcd.
uled for a life In comfortable sur.
roundings.
Permit was issued today 20 Appel
TO build n doghousc with n stucco
front, fourteen by twenty feet, With
a valuation Of $500.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-08-04
REM EMBER LOCAL KIN
Business Property Bequ eathed In
dianapOlis Persons.
BV Times Special

BU Times Special
RICHMOND, Ind, Aug. 4.-Three
indianapolis heirs were bequeathed
property of Helen Miller, who died
here Friday, according to terms OF
her will filed for probate today. AL
berta Ruick, a niece, received prop
erty on Main St., and business
building each was bequeathed to
Gordon Miller and Grover C. Miller,
nephews, and Cora Steele, a niece
living near Elizabethtown, III. The
real estate is valued at $4,000.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-08-04
PLAN INDUSTRIAL SURVEY
State Chamber of Commerce Has
Special Bureau for Work.

An industrial survey Of Indiana is
the latest plan of the Indiana State
.Champer of Commerce, according to
George H. Mosser, managing di-
rector.
A special bureau, to carry on the
work, will have offices at 502-5
Board of Trade Bldg. The bureau
will cooperate with the new bureau
Of business research of the Indiana
University school of commerce and
finance.
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FINED ON GAMING CHARGE

Eliza Hawkins, 1870 T. McCarty ST..
was fined SIS and costs in city court
Monday by Judge Delbert o. WI.
meth after being found guilty OF
keeping gaming house Blind
tiger charge was withheld Seven
other man arrested Saturday were
discharged on gambling charges.
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TWINS INVADE CITY
Annual Reunion Is Held Near New
Castle.

"A Castle.
BD Times Special
NEW CASTLE, Ind, Aug. 4. -
New Castle was just recovering TO-
day from the shock received Sun
day when ninety pairs of twins and
about thirty single members of twin
sets invaded the city before going to
Memorial Park, north of here, for
their sixth annual reunion. Event
this year was the most successful
ever held.
Robert Duncan was reelected pres
ident and E. P. Land, reelected Sec
rotary! Both are of New Castle.
Meeting will again be held here in
1926. Twins were present from
Rush, Fayette, Randolph, Union,
Madison, Wayne, Upton, Hancock,
Grant, Delaware, Hamilton and
Henry counties. Several Ohio cities
were represented.
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Radio PROGRAMS

''S Mus E M WV K4a $685. dS}n sZsiaaf
5.4 G9n s. M-woc 1880, Davenport =
Concert wsAI (325.9). Cincinnati -
s 80 SOP ?. M.-wTIc t34s.6). Hartford -
6 T! rRMNn .-KDKA (so9.1l. East Pittsburgh
seoFes y WP PA {sS5SW Ek ksns 5291 by g
New York-Instrument trio; wa aIs g
WCAE. WEI. WIFI. WGR, WV. WEAH
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YOUNG PEOPLE CONVENE
Christian Conference Opens With
800 Delegates.
BIZ Times Spe cfaI

BIZ Times SDecidI
BETHANY PARK, Ind, Aug. A.
First business session of the young
peoples conference of the Christian
Church convened here today with
800 delegates in attendance. Ses.
sions were in the nature of informal
get togethers." Richard Moore of
indianapolis, presided this afternoon.
Conference which will continue all
week will be devoted to study and
Miss Gwenefred Harris
of Indiana polls Is superintendent.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-08-04

IL ~ AAAANANAAL Va ANhA
r. Marion defies anyone to
IL produce corn higher than
his. He has several stalks that
measure ten feet eleven inches.
Upton was looking forward ex.
pectantly to seeing bankruptcies,
children Of Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar
Stephens Of Sheridan, who were to
be shown at the Young furniture
store. The exhibition was postponed
when Jeane, one of the foursome,
became i'll.
The largest load Of oats ever
known to be delivered to MarlSle was
hauled by Wallace Heaston. There
were 31S bushels and twenty pounds
in the load.
Residents of Seymour are catch
ing up with their correspondence
according to DR.. H. Lett. postmas-
ter. The postoffiee did $474.51 more
business in July than In the same
month last year.
Sheriff William Rein of Vermilion
County is hunting the owner Of
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-08-04
CRASH INJURIES FOUR
One Seriously Hurt in Automobile
Collision,
BU Tim es Special

BU Times Special
ANDERSON, Ind, Aug. 4.-Four
members Of the John r. Cole fam
lily Of this city, who were injured
Monday, one seriously, when their
automobile was struck by another
north of Greenfield, Ind, were re-
covering today A cornfield OBJ
structed the view at the crossroad
and was largely responsible for the
accident, it is said.
Those hurt are Miss Mildred Cole,
16; Mrs. Cole, Miss Dorothy Cole,
-, and Miss Ruth Cole, 5.
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Talks Today
6:oo-KDKA. DRAF, WIZ.
8:00-WIP.

program; ,6 sls2 WcAMEs WEI EEL WEI WEI
WEAR (3S9.4), OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
WHK (243I. cieyeIa63dL,MIusic. Wy YIN / "
1879; acknowledgements WS904AaW
arrytown-Music. WRNY l25S.5 New
York---Tenor, Xiolinist. WPG C299.0),
1:1o r. M@wTIC (94s6), Hartford
: 10 5pl z. M.mwREo (2s5.5). Lansing
So $50 p oa Mi1K s9sle (s224), penyerocon-
cert KF'NF r, L268) shge9nandS9 i,
Music. WAS (399.8). Louisville--Con
cert WHO $500 -. Des Moines-Mu slc.
WIN Why 45aSs Se% 9orEFfoeTam
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WIBJ
LYRIC THEATER
(215.7 Meters.)
$50 to Z P. M
Special Musical Program.

wRw t273). Tarrytown - Entertain
7:fs ( MmKPKAu G 1921 a4g Fat sf R fsts
500 r. qmont1dconsert.,. IN WE wEAFE'
also WCAE WEEI, WIFI, WGR. WY
WCCO. WBZ $3.50. springfeld1-,'or
chestra. WGBS II312;6) 1 Sew for Fin
Entertainment. Voc (4S3.6 >
observation-disclosures. VISA }3SS3}'
deiphia-Weekiy movie broadcast.
8:I5 r. M.-WREO (2s5.5). Lansing
SEQ + +. M.-wGY (a795). Schenectady
8 80 0p r. a. M.-KoA 1924. Denver-,Con-
WIP (5OS2), adelphia-Orchestra
WIZ (545.3) New York-Sea songs
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blues, and didn't
care II I lived
or died. My
right side was
very bad and I
had backacho
and a weakness.
I read about
your medicines
In the papers
and wrote for
further informa.
ton. I took
Lydia u. Pink
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Silent Today
WTAM, WSUI, WOS, WOO.
WHAD, WHAZ, WHO.
WMAK, WCBD, WBAV.
PWX, WANG, xxx.

VINO (499 ~ MemphisacMusiic. w Wo ~
(394.5), San Acknowledgment. WRNY
(25S.5) New York-Orchestra
tst WGX (551bS39(. I Petr015t 6r1,RpBTs
chestra. WIP G50S:2( Philadelphias@7
Nighthawls; also WPG: VIZ JTp 43 nv p
WKRC " (422.31. -Cincinnati-o
WOAW (526). Omaha-Classlcal pro-
$50 T. M-KDKA 1899 ~. , East +, Pitts
Wto5rrth-Concert WCEE (2751), Elgin
-Prgram. WOAI (394.5). San An
10 E M EkREI 2 Los Rr ARsslesRee:
fainment WKRC (422.3). Cincinnati
1920 sSs I +. M-woAw (526). Omaha -
1915 +. M.-wFAA (475.9). Dallas -
II I ?. fMS.EwMc (4997). Memphis-or-
12 p; M;-KFI L4e7l, Los Angeles =
Midnight alarm.
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(389.4). Cleveland--Melody Maids.
WHAD (275) Milwaukee, Wis-Org an H..
MGBs o{$i5 81 y Ne%% =, Yor N1-{o Wf1
4543). New New York-"Over the Seven
Seas ''Ceylon:' also WRC. WGY.
WOAw, 1920 omaha1 = o1,s
St. Paul-Concert. WPG t299.S), At
lantic City--Orchestraa w. vu,.
6 20 il. M.-7WJZ I454 q New YORK =
G 80 r. M-CKAC Gid. Montreal :
Orchestra WEAF (491 81 New York
Program: also WCAE. WEEl' WEI
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Concert Music

6:So-WEAF, WwJ, woo.
7:o0-WBZ, WSAI, WEAR.
7:30-KFKN, KOA, WHAS.
8:0O-GFDM, WWJ, WCCO.
8:3O-EOA, WFAA, WOA1.
9:o0--WCX, WOAW.
9:3O-KDKA, WBAP.
10:00-KFRU.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-08-04
WOMAN o
VERY NERVOUS
Weak, Blue, Discouraged
Relieved by Taking Lydia
E. Pinkham's Medicine

II was nervous and could not
sleep. had crying spells and tho
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-08-04

Answer to Yesterdays Crossword
Puzzle:
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wRG. voc, wPAR. WV. wFAA
(476.s}. Dalla ass bad;,ai W WGRS
(25S5). New York-Program. WRC
l468.5l Waghington-Concert: also
e:45 P. MM.M91wTP 115os q. Philadelphia
"Song of the Surf" band
700 p. M-KEDM I3d15.ol, Beaumont
Music. WEAF (491.5 New York
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HO0Sier Briefs

n. f. M'KINNEY Of near
r. Marion defies anyone to
. produce corn higher than
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-08-04

Sheriff William Rein Of Vermilion
County is hunting the owner OF
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-08-04

Ms IIt nus stFHIdI 0IdIho IIIdI
measure ten feet eleven inches.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-08-27

signs are to be found at
this crossing.
EAST SIDE RESIDENT.
A city ordinance designates
Brookside Parkway, South DR.. as
a preferential thoroughfare, but
no signs have been placed. Mr..
Fixit will take up this question
at the board of safoty meeting
Tuesday.
DEAR MIR. TIXIr. Ahsat q year
ago the city board Of safety ordered
a fire box at Meredith Ave. and S.
Christian st. Up to this time we
have failed to see the box and 1 will
state that there Is no fire box with
In eight blocks Of this location.
TIMES READER.
Fire Chief John j. OBrien told
Mr.. F'ixit the matter had been de-
layed because it was believed the
box was unnecessary. However.
he promised Mr.. Ffxit to attempt
to find box for you.
u TIE lOllOWiHS IWO lClICl wi
F1xit will outline the procedure
necessary to have weeds cut.
Ask the owner of the lot next
the weed property to call Lincoln
1911, the city hall, ask for street
commissioner department and
give full details to the clerk on
duty there.
DEAR MR.. FIxIT: I am writing
you asking If there is any possible
chance Of getting the weeds cut on
a large lot in the rear Of the 1900
block and the rear Of the 1000 block
on Division St. A. B. WOOD,
1915 Division St.
DEAR MIR. FIXIT: Please see
after this lot. Weeds are needing
cutting and are up at my dining
room window. Please get those cut.
The lot lies close to 1910 Edgemont
Ave.
TO r. X. MARSDEN: william
Rugenstein, city detective, may
be relied upon to conduct real
investigation.
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Washington joined in tribute to
Charles Sefrit. publisher of the
Washington Herald. at his funeral
services Wednesday afternoon. All
business was suspended in Washing
ton during the hour of the funeral.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-08-27

since it was opened FIVE years oga
vas recorded today with the death
of DIR. c. K. Cherry, Chicago dentist
Cherry was caught in the undertow
and swept away.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-08-27
LIBERTY PROVES SHORT
Marion Man Taken Back to Prison
for Auto Theft.

BIZ United Press
PENDLETON, Ind, Aug. a.
Fred Smith, %, Of Marion, was back
in the Indiana State Reformatory
today after two months Of liberty on
parole.
He was arrested at Connersville
and confessed stealing an auto.
Smiths original sentence was Tor
the same offerse
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-08-27
MR.FIXIT GETS
COMPLAINT ON
street litter
Bricks, Garbage and Grass
Said to Be Thrown on
Pavement.
Do You Know?

Three men, composing the
board Of safety, rule the police
and fire departments, building
department and city market.
They are Ernest L. Kingston,
Elmer F. Gay and Jesse Siss-
loft.
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with city officials. He is The In Indian IAN
f hail write rite him inn at The Times.
Brick, garbage and cut grass are
thrown in jumbled array on the con-
crete paving in che 800 block on
Minerva ST., according to a letter
Mr.. Fixit received today.
DEAR MR.. FIXIT: Will you
please see what can be done about
tine people on the west side of
Minerva. St. in the 800 block? They
throw sidewalk bricks and garbage
In the street and cut their grass and
rake it all in the street.
MRS. j. C. N.
The board of health promised
Mr.. Fixit to make an immediate
investigation.
DEAR MR.. FIXIT: Won't you
please see about having some gravel
ron the 200 block of Stuart ST.?
~ a rain now it is g mud hole.
SUBSCRIBER AND TAXPAYER.
w. P. Hargon, clerk of the
street commissioner department.
has authorized an immediate in
vestigation.
DEAR MIR. FIXIT: Would ap-
preciate aid from you in deciding the
status of Brookside Parkway, South
Or. Although this is a boulevard,
lew, If any, stop at any crossing.
This is especially dangerous at Rural
St, where northbound traffic comes
from between two high banks. No
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-08-27

FIRST DEATH RECORDED
GARY, Ind. Aug. 27.-The first
drowning at Gary's municipal beach
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CITY H0NORS SEFRIT

Business Suspended as Editor and
Politician Is Buried.
BIZ United Press
WASHINGTON. Ind. Aug. 81
state Republican leaders. newspaper
editors and hundreds of citizens of
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-08-27

Let Mr.. Fidt help you get results
with city officials. He is The Indian
apolis Times representative at the city
hall. Write him at The Times.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-01-04
MAS FUERzA POLICIACA

Maestro pTera GHtOridad insuIaT eI Hon Go5ernadOr
TOHeT Rf0rme aHHai al PresideHte Coolidge hGce
DeHe6H especial de Glg0 que saG Ia UistG de tOdOs
esid eH 81 dHimO De fOdOs, eHaHdO exPrese.
Noe TeferBIOs Ia iHPerOsa HecesidGd de GHplentar
Ia fneTsG pofiei1oG que eHeHtG HHestrG isIG.
Maestro pObiaei6H HTbaHa n rural hG crecidO de
Danera eseaHdaiOsa NHesfTO pueblo multiplied
rapidez aso1ibTosa.
81 frdfieO ma auHeHtGdO de BIaRerg considerable
ha He0ad0 eOHrerfFse de HuestrOs prObIenas
dc nads d6fcH s0luci6a
~ cOHereiO prOgTesa dc notable. DiariG
BeHfs abTeH al pGbieo esabecinentos que
HlaHdnH 0aTaHfiGs de las aHtOTidGdes.
Maestro PFOpiedad HsHe ualOr iHensGBlente mayor
al cue fela hace aOHHOs AMOS Sc han hecO grGndes in
rrTsioHes. Sc han esfabfeedO ndusrias aquna
yas 80 PTO0TesO HaHesG tOdos sus aspectOs Nues
fra isia. TespoHde al Eori1leHo universal HGrchG
rangHardia dc los pHeblOs eiruizGdOs.
Maestro p0eia. ma HlejOTadO muchO en- caIidad Sc ha
hech0 superGbie PeTO Gs HnDler0 La fuerza poll
eaea me- ereeo dc GcHeTdO Ia PrOpdGd trd
nieo. 81 eomeTeio
kadie diseHte que iDIpOHe la necesdad de Gumen-
HGmerO 81 eHfrpO de la HHOrmGd0 Nuestra pOcfa
GcfnalHeHfe pHede haeeT mas dc 10 que hGce.
Es pFeeisameHte pOF TGz6H que Ia LegLatu-
"a ~ pr0p0He res0lrT et prObeHG GieRfar la fuerzG
p0eacn 81 dfHeTO que fin GsigHe est0r6 Ruy
bien ureTdo hard ef beHepdctO de tOdO ell pue
bio porforriqHed0
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FL ESiILO

Cada hombre necesita su eStilo,
segun su temperamentO, sus ideas,
sus emOciones V su capacidad para
ordenarlas Y articularlas. Hay quien
tiene IN estilo de amiba, que Sc va
fernando por disgregaciones suce-
SivaS. Otro preciSa ell de un yerte
brado superior Este, el de una ca
sa de munecas. AqNel, ell de una
catedral Unos necesitan simplifi-
cara costa de que esfuerzos -
como AnatolA France. Otros com
plicar, como Proust, sorprendente
ejemplo moderno de estilo largo Y
retorcido. A unOs les basta una ex-
preston primitiva a otros apenas
les basta el mas complete barroco.
Pero con que cada uno adopte ell
que lie es menester, largo breve.
maJestuoso 0 modesto, muy organi-
zad 0 muy simple, V con tai que ex-
prese exactamente 10 que tenga que
expresar, sin que una forma des-
mesurada disimule un contenido ra-
quftico o sin que la idea ell senti-
miento queden oscurOs mancos.
como en- algunos escritores excesi-
vamente elfpticos por deliberaci6n O
defectuosos por pobreza de .lengua-
je, n hay mas que pedirles.
Luis Araquistain.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-01-04


sa de Athol Y la sehora Hilton Phi
lipson fueron reelegidas.
En- Estados Unidos, ma" Fer
guson vuelve a ser Gobernadora de
TEXAS, otra mujer fu6 hecha Gober
nadora de Wyoming, la senora
Knapp yolvi0 al cargo de Secreta-
ria de Estado de Nueva York.
La Influenza de las mujeres en-
la polftica es huena. Las mujeres
son conservadoras, pero con ten
dencias al progreso. Lady Astor di-
ce que es un hecho alarmante ell
que las elecciones trajesen tantos
Conservatives reacciOnarios al Par
lamento. LOS COnseryadOres Reac-
ciOnarios" dice ella, 'estan siempre
en- contra de las mujeres. Sin embar
go, tantos COnservadores han vuel-
to que 70 espero que podrdn ayu-
darnos contra los Reaecionarios."
Las mujeres son conservadoras
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-01-04
Editorial diaTiO del DIR.
Frank Crane
Las Mujeres en- Ia POIltica

por naturaleza. Cuando una mujer
sc hace Comunista, Socialista
Anarquista, usualmente es mas vio-
lenta que un hombre. La dificultad
estriba en- que estas cosas no estan
de acuerdo con su nautraleza.
FL oficio de haeer las leyes v go
bernar rdpidamente esta pasando a
manos de la mujer. Estan adaptadas
para estos deberes. FL gobierno, ana
hzdndolo bien, no es sino una cosa
muy similar al Guido de la casa,
Ia mujer por naturaleza sabe hacer
sesto.s
Lejos de yer la. llegada de las
mujeres a la polltica como algo re-
volucicnario, debe mirarse como
algo eyolutivo. Mas mas habran
de meterse en- ell Gobierno hasta que
finalmente el Gobierno pase en- su
mayorfa a sus manos.
Las mujeres jamas tendran 6xi-
to en- los negociOs, en- las artes
creativas, pues esas son cosas que
requieren iniciativa un espfritu
aventurero pero para gobernar
hacer las leyes est&n admirablemen
te preparadas.
El Gobierno perfecto debe tener
un buen equilibrio entire Conserva-
tismo Y Liberalismo. Y este equi-
iibrio Sc mantiene mejor con muje-
res que con honIbres.
Copyright, 1925, por The Mcclure
Newspaper Syndicate
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-01-04
En- to los los cases..
lOOnr1nuacion de "a 1ra nae /,

(OOntInuaci6n de Ia Ira. pAK)
ramos de obras, instruction, benefi-
cencia, orden y seguridad ptiblicas,
policfa, carceles, asilos. hospitales,
hygiene, ornate, alineaci6n de Gales,
apertura de parQues, reglamentaci6n
de construcciones, propiedades Y
-entas municipales Was pIbncas, su-
ninistro de aqua, alumbrado publ
60, alcantarillado, transportes ur-
5aEos, cementerios, mercados, nata-
1e-cs, carnicerias y toda clase de
in:tituciones, servicios y otras activi
dades en- beneficio de la municipah-
dad en- general y para el fomento
de estas, aunque sus facultades es-
taran sujetas las Leyes de Puer-
70 Rico y de los Estados Unidos
que estuvieren en- vigor; no podraa
adoptar ordenanza alguna que este
en- contra de la asignaci6n, del
promedio creado por ell Consejo Eje-
cutivo al establecer la categoria ge-
neral del Municipio.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-01-04
UNA AGENCIA EN-
NUEVA YORK

La Comisi0n hizo hincapi6 en- que
10 conveniente serfa establecer una
agencia en- forma en- ell mercado neo-
yorQuinO que Sc ocupara de gestio-
mar el anuncio de nuestro cafe.
Los mercados extranjeros que usan
los cafeteros de Puerto Rico para
expender la mayor cantidad del rico
producto, mezclan este con ell propio,
haciendolO pasar por natural del
pals, con grande perjuicio a nuestra
agricultural.
Una inferior calidad de cafe es
ain importada en- Puerto Rico, Y ese
grano es vendido aquf como cafe del
pals. pOni&ndolo asf en- las etiquetas,
V embarcandolo despu6s a mercados
norteamericanos, en- botellas, como
cafe de los campos portorriquefios.