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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-03-01
SIKH ES UN HoMBRE
SINGULAR

Sikh posee todas las cuaidades pa
IA ocupar un buen puesto en- ell
boxeo contemporaneo, pero por des
gracia ell senegales es una victima
de la "civilizaci6n moderna" y
al igual que muchos adolescenteS
de nuestros paises, so pretexto de
encontrar los paraisos de que ha-
bio Verlaine Sc pasa la vida ingi-
riendo alcohol y tratando de esta-
blecer La diferencia de sensaciones
que producen ell 6ter y la morfina
y cuanto estimulante de farms cia
llega sus manos.
A veces, obhgado por las circuns-
tancias y por los ruegos de su nue.
va esposa, una mujer de cabello
rubio y cults rosado pero de fac
clones que denotan sangre africa
ma, Louis Phal, alias Battling ST.
Xxi, acepta ofertas para boxear, e
inesperadamente hace su apart
ci6n en- uno de los gymnastics de
Nueva York para realizar 10 que
6l llama ''severo training" por
lespacio de varios dias antes de la
pelea concertada. Ell training
de Sikh consiste en- saltar la soga
por pocos minutes, hacer "shadoW
boxing al son de una cancion pa
risi6n, que tararea sin cesar, y bo
xear dos tres Grounds cor
cualquier "featherweight" "fy
weight" que Sc presto cambial
golpes con 6l. FL resto de la tard'
mientras los otros boxeadores 81
dedican a un entrenaje intense J
eficaz, 10 ocupa ell singular Sikh el
ipasearse a 10 largo del gimnasio
Iinterrumpiendo la practica de 10
6emas, dandoles expresivos y ca
rifiosos golpecitos en- la espalda
habl&ndoles en- ingl6s, frances, es
pahol italiano, y contando a quel
Sc presto a escucharle anecdotas p
carescas de u vida en- Paris
sus portentosas aventuras en- i
: Habana.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-03-01

MIKE MCTlGUE ENTIRE Ia ESPADA Y LA PARED

Is ofensiva no ceja un tnStante
hasta yer al contraris sobrs Il
lena hasta que alquien mas ha-
bill O mas cortero que 81, invierta
los papeles y le atze un knoT
ckout", cosa que, dicho sea de pa
so, no ha ocurrido sino una .veS.
ElIo fu6 hace un afic cuando De
laney, POGO conocido entonces, SUI
bio al "ring" del Madison Square
Garden Y 10 abati6 en- cuatro
rounds, no sin antes haber me-
dido ell suelo el mismo dos veces.
Una revancha entire Berlenbach
y Delaney atestaria cualquiera De
los grandes estadios de Gueya
York, y no seria sorprendsnte que
Tex Rickard, con el buen jlncio
que le caracteriza, espere ei adve-
nimiento de china mas propicio PSI
RI ofrecer ell match al aire Il
bre, en- uno de los grandes estadios
de La ciudad.
De todos modos es cosa segura
que ell titulo de campe6n del mum
do de los eight -heavyweights" Sc
ra uno de los primeros en- Zanzibar
de manos en- ell ctrso del afto,, r.
a menos que surja inesperadamente
algdn pugil maravilloso hasta aho-
ra desconocido, uno de los menc1o-
nados en- esta cr6nica, ostentara,
antes de 1926 ell prSciado gslar-
don.
No es possible incluir a Gibbons,
porque va le es dificil a este re-
bajar a IT'S hbras, t'ringside".
De los otros "hght-heavyweight
notables, nj Kid Norfolk, nj Ad
stone, nj Jeff Smith, ofrecen es-
peranzas fundadas de hacer -cosaS
mayores. FL primero con ser tan
habilidoso, esta va descartado por
las malisimas peleas que ha hecho
dltimamente por 10 POGO afecto
aue ha demostrado ser siempre .
tomar en- serio la profession. Stone
ha estado enfermo mucho tempo
v no SO repondra debidamente hasta
que participe en- algunas peieas
memories, y jeff Smith lleya den1a-
aados amos en- Ell ring y ca
nina va hacia el ocaso.
Nueva York,
| 10 de Febrero de 1926.
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rantc la noche atrayesando cien mi
las por Ia selva para salvar a
Smith a Arnold es uno de los" ca
pftuIos mas romdnticos en- Ia histo-
ria del vuelo alrededor del mundO.
Cuando el Chicago Sc vi6 obliga-
do a dcscender en- la laguna soli-
taria, en- una de las regiOnes me-
nos conocidas de la Indo-China, los
otros dos hidroplanos dieron vuel-
tas a la laguna varias veccs Y des-
cendieron su lado. Entoces
Smith le di6 instrucciones al Te-
nientc Wade. Orden6 que Sc conti-
mara el vuelo al puerto de Tourane
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ratios en- mi Uasencia alejandO a los
naturales de los pontOneS, Y tuvo
que hacer fuego al aire con la pisto-
la Very del aeroplano para infun-
dir respectO a las naturales y que
obedecieran sus 0rdenes.
La n0che era cdlida. casi tanto CO.
mo Ia tarde Y Lowell tuyo tanta sed,
que bebi6 varios tragos de aqua de
las canoas de los naturales Y ESQ le
provoc6 un ataque de discntcr1a que
sufri0 pocOs dlas despuGs cuando
llegamos a RangUon.
I2ntretantO cl rest0 de los mUcha-
chos habIa voladO a T0uraDe Cn ell
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-03-01

su presencia, mientras ellOs LENA
ban algunOs ritOs. Discutimos ell
puntO por cerca de una hora sin
que IOgrara convencerlOs, pero vi
que en- su capilla faltaban vidriOs
a las ventanas. Les di un billete de
cincuenta d6lares para que los com
praran les die que el senior de
SECURE aprobarIa el regalo de dos
botellas de vino. ESQ termin0 81 ar
gumento.
Feliz por haber sconseguido el Vi
no sacramento, un pedazo de pan
vieio, arroz herVido cnvuelto Ell ho-
jas varios yames asados que re-
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muchas veces de mucho menor Pc
so. La Ultima pelea Gle importancia
QUO tuvo McTigue fue contra Mi
ckey Walker, ell campe6n de los
conoce ofcialmente ganador o Pc
dedor en- un match a menos o.re
Sc produzca ell knockout
McTigue ha sido retado infnitas
veces por Tunney, pero conocedor
de Ia suerte cue lie espera ma
nos del boxeador de Greenwich
da, salvando McTigue su titulo por
haberse reahzado la pelea Ell q
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Per GASTON ANDRADE

estado de Jersey donde no Sc le-
la diferencia de peso, propino al
hijo de County Glare soberana tun-
"welterweights" quieii pesar de
Village, rehuye todo compromise,
empenado Ell retener su preciadc
iDmerecido titulo Ell mayor tempo
possible. A este respecto nadie abri-
ga Ia menor duda de que ell titdlc
cambiara de manos apenas Sc ani-
me McTigue a enfrentarse con otro
boxeador de su categoria, sea este
Tunney, slattery, Delaney, stribl-
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NO oUIERE ARRIEs'
GAR SU TITULO
USARAN PANTALLAS LOS
HOMBRES?

LONDRES, febrero 27.-(Unl-
ted Press).- iUsaran pantallas
los homhres? Esta cs Ia preguuta
que formula con toda seriedad I'm
modisto de fama international. Pa
ra clio alega que los hombres han
empezado va a usar trajes de CO.
lores demasiado subidos, y que por
10 tanto, no tiene NADIA de extraor-
dinario que Sc decidan tambien a
usar pantallas.
Mientras tanto, las mujeres en-
piezan a usar mascotas en- forma
de pantallas, por ejempio, diocesi-
Hos orientales Y figurillas midas
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MENTE OSTENTA

Por obra y g-acia de Georges
Carpenter, ostenta hoy ell titulo
de campeon del mundo en- la cate
goria de los boxeadores de peso
semi-maximo, un pugil medroso e
insirido, indigno por todoS con-
ceptos de fgurar entire los de pri-
mera fila de mencionarse al lado
de Tunney, Slattery, Stribling,
Delaney, Berlenbach o Flowers.
Carpenter, que alcanz6 ell titulo
raiz de su victoria sobre Battling
Leyinsky hace cinco seis amos,
10 perdi6 vergonzosamente a ma
nos del pintoresco y hasta enton-
ces desconocido Battling Sikh, quien
una vez repuesto de la sorpresa
que debi6 causarle su inesperada
y decisiva victoria sobre ell caca-
reado boxeador gallo, procedio a
gsstarse los frances que gan6 en-
ella en- Pernod Fills, y en- ropa he
cha en- Londres. Sikh, sin estar de-
.bidamente acondicionado, acept6 el
reto que le lanz6 Mike McTigue y
Sc bati6 con 6l en- Dublin Ell dia
de San Patricio.
0hservadores imnarciales afirmar
que Sikh tuvo la mejor parte, nc
obstante 10 cual ell referee, cor
gran beneplacito del publico decla
70 a McTigue victorioso despues
de los veinte rounds" concerta
dos. trasladandose por consigmentt
Ell titulo de campe6n. ouien co
nozca ell espiritu "irlandes" y Sc
pa 10 que significa Ell dia de saI
Patricio para los habitantes de /;
IsIa Esmeralda, no Sc habra sor
urendido del resultado de la pc
lea. McTigue, nacido en- plen'
County Glare irland6s hasta Il
medula, no obstante su ciudada
MIA americana, no podia perdc
ma pelea de boxeo, en- Dublin
en- el dia de San Patricio.
si Carpenter hubiera tornado e.
serio a Sikh y Sc hubiera prepar'
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HOY. ALLENTOWN VS.. ARECIBC
PARK EN- LA VILLA.
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continuation de Ia pagina AZ
rUcuerdos. Aun viven en- nuestra
imagination los successes que dleron
al traste con la fehz idea que naclo
en- la mente privilegiada de uno de
los que en- la actualidad dirigen nues
tras rovenas. Entonces el egoisn1o
personal. la ambici6n de parte de
aIgunos iIusos que apenas conoclan
10 oue nm "strike" era, destruyeron
ell edificio de ilusiones FORBADE en-
las mentes de los portorriquenos,
one esperaban presenciar luchas re-
Midas donde los combatientes ha-
brian de pelear con verdadexo amor
entnsiasmo por conquistar el ga
Iardon de campeones.
Cuando pensamos EN- la temporada
cue Sc esta celebrando y en- la qRe
ha dc comenzar en- breve, cuando sa-
'emos que ell ambiente esta OREA-
DO de algeria Y animacion, compren
demos la vez que es este el momen-
to propicio de pensar en- la organi-
xaci6n de un CAMPEoNATo YER
DAD que empiece a nevarse a cabo
tan pronto ternine la Temporada
Cubana. Tienen la palabra los ma.
nagers; damos ahora, muy tempra-
no adn Ia idea, solo falts un chispa-
20 de buena voluntad para lograr
10 que ell pueblo entero aguarda
-sQUE HA DE DEcIDIRSE?..
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sultaban incomibles, dos lie los ma
turales me llevaron al aeropiano Ell
su canoa. Habfa empleado tres ho-
ras en- 10 que cre1a emplearfa una
V media
Gz
Lowell hab1a pasado muy malos
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Boston Y ell New Orleans Y sus aven-
turas para lleyar el nueyo motor a
la laguna q trav&s de Ia selva, fue-
ron todav1a mas terribles que las
nueStraS.
La jornada de Erick Nelson du-
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-03-01

tes sacaron una botella Y un vase,
donde echaron el vno. Era bueno Y
yo les pedf una botella para llevar-
la a Ia laguna Protestaron dicien-
do que serfa sacrilegio permitir
nadie que 10 bebiera, no siendo en-
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-03-01
UNA BIBLIA Historical

WASHINGTON, febrero ~
UNITED Press).- La Biblia que
Sc uso para que ell presidente Co
lidge prestara juramento de su car
go, es la misma que Sc uso cuando
tl presidente Washington ascen-
dio a primer magistrate de la ma
ci6n.
Ell hist6rico libro Sc conserva
perfectamente bien, y Sc conside-
ra como una de las mas valiosas.
sino la mas valiosa reliquia nacio-
nal.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-03-01

Ell ACTUAL CAMPEON DE
LOS LIGHT-HEAVY-W WEIGHTS
ESTA DESTINADO A PASAR
AL MONTON APENAS Sc DE-
CIDA A ARRIESGAR Ell IT,
TULO QUE INMERECIDA-
MENTE OSTENTA
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wers es etiope de pura raza y Ma
rullo, italo-americano.
Dificil y aventurado es predecir
cuaI de los mencionadoS tiene mas
probabilidades de exito final TuE-
ney es eI mas experto y Ell mas &C.
nocedor de las interioridades del
ring; Delaney, Ell mas ladino; Stri-
bling, ell mas joven; Slattery, e'
mas rapido; Flowers, Ell mas orr
g'nal v aggressive, y Berlenbach ell
mas poderoso. Maruilo hizo ura
gran pelea contra Berlenbach en-
dias pasadoS, pero le falta trayec-
to que recorrer no obstante Ell III,
creible deSarrollo que ha adquiE-
do .desde que lie vi hacs dos tres
afios en- una pelea contra StribI-
ing. cuando los dos Gran escass-
mente ''middleweights''. Ademas,
posee manos fragiIes que Sc resien-
ten facilmente al conectar.
Lo que ST es dable asegurar que
e. primero de ellos que tenga la
suerte de medirse con McTigue ga
nera. Ell catual campeon es bo-
xeador de relativa habilidad, sahe
cubrirse con acierto y maneja bien
La izquierda, pero su cautela es
mayor ql1e su habilidad, y por e'ta
raz6n esta llamado perder irr9-
mediablemente su corona que. pof
otra parte, adquiri6 bajo tan du-
dosas circunStancias.
Ell ATAoUE DE BERLENBACH
Con ell debido respeto a la sabi-
duria de Gene Tunney, la agih-
dad feHna de Jimmy Slattery, la
fortaleza de Stribnng, la demole-
dora derecha de Jack Delaney,
al ataque de torbellino de Tiger
Flowers, debo confeSar candida
mente que Paul Berlenbach. "Par'
alyzing Paul, es quien mas pie
namente me satisface en- acc1on.
Berlenbach es despues de Dempsey,
Ell mas fuerte pegador que hay ell
el ring hoy dfa. Poseedor oe
una contextura envidiable, de un
par de brazos que parecen mazas
de acero, de un corazon muy en-
81, puesto y uevado de la maxima
de que Ell "ataque es La mejor de-
lfensa'', Berlenbach esta siempre a
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do debidamente, habria trtunfado
sobre el senegales, y Ell titulo es-
TARA por discutirse entire los pt-
giles arriba mencionados,
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A esta clase de preparation Sc
debe que Sikh haya perdido tan
tas peleas en- los Esta6os Un1dos,
y 10 dnico sorprendente es que no
haya todavia quien lie propine un
knockout
Lo mas curioso es que pesar
de su larga cadena de derrotas, 81
XII siempre atrae publico, y es por
consiguiente bien remunerado por
sus servicios.
MoT1GUE NO oUIERE ARRIEs-
GAR sU TITULO
McTigue, por Ell contrario, con
ser campe6n nominal es cordial
ments detestado por los ALTOONA
dos, v 81 no fuera por ell deseo de
verlo perder no ira pnbllco
presenciar las peleas en- que toma
parte, que son por 10 general con
ira adversarios de poca monta y
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-03-01

CcontinuarA Is pr6xima senana'
The Washington times., 1925-12-02
COURT WARNS
COUNSEL TO BEHAVE

A sharp rebuke to counsel for
both sides to refrain from constant
pickering and injecting personalities
into the Colonel William Mitchell
court-martial was delivered today
by Major General Robert L. Howe,
president of the court.
Howze's warn Hg was called
forth as result of the protest of
Congressman Frank r. Reid (R.)
of Illinois, Mitchell counsel, against
remarks by Major General William
S. Graves, a member of the court.
Reid unsuccessfully attempted to
force Graves discharge from the
court.
To Protest Witnesses
For the benefit of all parties
concerned" said Howze, 81 must
remind counsel for both sides that
= - the duty ct the court to pro-
The Washington times., 1925-12-02
Man WHO FAXED
DEATH IS HELD
ON CHECK

Julius J. Gair. Washington con
tractor. who was believed to have
committed suicide last July when
his coat was found on a railroad
trestle over the Susquehanna river
near Havre de Grace, was arrested
today in the Municipal building by
headquarters detectives O'Brien and
Nalley on a charge OF having
passed a worthless check.
When Gair's coat was found on
the trestle 1t contained five fare
well notes each stating that he
was committing suicide. Three of
them were addressed to pretty Miss
Jean Snyder, 1866 M street north
west, his fiancee. Friends and rela-
tives of Gair were at a loss to ex-
plain the contractors action in TAX
ing his life.
Following the finding Of this coat
and the suicide notes, Havre de
Grace authorities dragged the river
for his body several days. About q
week later Miss Snyder's mother in
formed the police that her daugh-
ter had received two letters from
Gair, one Of them postmarked New
York city and the other bearing a
Buffalo, N. Y, postmark.
According to the police, Gair passed
a worthless check on July 8, for
S131. 80 on the Universal Auto Com
pany. 1929 M street northwest. The
warrant was sworn out by Wade II.
Barrett, the owner Of the concern.
Gair is being held at the First
precinct police station pending n
preliminary hearing in Police Court
tomorrow
The Washington times., 1925-12-02
JAZZ GANG
PROBES
BEGUN
Gordon Ririe, -, Admits Stay
ing George Nye Sister
Discovers Crime
BY InternationaI News Service

BY international news CorVtCS n
NEW YORK, Dec. For love
Of a girl, Gordon Prize, nineteen.
killed his lifelong chum, George
Nye, jr.
Young Pirie, movie and Jazz
connoisseur, early today recanted
his original confession, in which
he declared he had murdered his
friend ION notion and admitted
he slew Nye because he had
spoken i'll of a girl.
Pirie, with the GOODNESS Of =
Loeb or Leopold, told how he
lured Nye to his room, waited
until he was asleep, battered his
skull with an ak, and prepared to
dispose of the body.
Motive Unknown
It was while Prize was walking
around planning to cover up his
cold FLOODED crime that his sixteen
year-old sister discovered the body
hidden under the bed in the Pirie
apartment.
The name of the girl for whom
Prize killed remains unrevealed.
Whether Prize murdered Nye be-
cause OF q burning passion or bo.
cause of a Jazz code OF chivaIry
has not yet been disclosed by Dis.
trict Attorney John e. Mcclellan
Mcclellan will question 1.-THE
bunch" today. The district attor-
J =. = s.
CONTINUED on Page 2. Column IL
The Washington times., 1925-12-02
GE 7
BIC SHARE IN
ESTATE
0OuhWa I'M

Not only Jewish. but Catholic
and Protestant charitable and phil
anthropic institutions of this city
are generously remembered in the
will of Call Me- Henry" Lans.
burgh, late potentate of Alnas
Temple and vice president of the
firm of Lansburgh and Brother,
filed for probate today.
Testator directs that a mauso-
Ieum be erected in Rock Creek
Cemetery, the door of which Is TO
bear the inscription, "Cail Me
ten hishly .n I Iaa!h "a !,
The Masoniic ana KkaAn.
Continued on Page ?. Column !
The Washington times., 1925-12-02
POL E'ENRN
SERlN|sL \
ASHED
White House Officer Tells.
Weird Story Of Misplaced
Kindness

Lured by men clad in the army
uniform, into ramshackle house
on lower South Capitol street,
last night, Policeman Paul A. Nc
Duffie, of the White House guards,
was drugged and horribly mutt
lated by the strangers.
Dazed and exhausted, he stag
gered into Providence Hospital
shortly before 2 o'clock this morn
ing, and was put to bed.
From his hospital cot, he told
a weird tale Of kindness be-
rayed.
Hunger Started Episode
The strapplng six.footer told his
story between gasps Of pain.
He was sitting in his lonely home
ut 333 e street southeast, last night.
he said, when he became hungry
and went to a nearby store.
ct got some pig's-feet to bring
home to cook" said McDuffie
Now, that may sound funny to
you, but had craving for them
On my way home, I met these
three men,"
They were in uniform, according
to McDuffie. and said they had
been robbed. McDuffie himself is
an ex.service man, and could not
sefuse to help them.
"They brought me to q house
1t was somew where on South Capitol
street, or Half street-somewhere
around there-apd I went in with
Them" he continued. I'm sorry
to say that / accepted a drink they
gave me. After that drink. don't
remember much-it's all hazy in my
mind.
l remember that after was hurt
CONTINUED on Page 2, Column ID
The Washington times., 1925-12-02

ttect witnesses against irrelevant or
insulting questions"
Reid was aroused because he felt
the remarks were directed at him,
but was quieted when Howe ex-
planned that the warning applied
both to prosecution and defense
counsel. ..... -.......
AS the trial has progressed. Ill
feeling between counsel has broken
out repeatedly and has caused some
sharp fighting. .............
The latest row was over Graves
demand that this wrangling ought
10 be stopped"
When Reid directly charged the
Continued on Page 2, Column ~
The Washington times., 1925-12-02
TRAFFIC RULES
ARE T0BE
ISSUED
EIdridge Will Print 10000 to
Meet Great Demand-Con-
gress Act Out

Director Of Traffic M. o. Eldridgs
has ordered that bids be received
for the printing of 10000 copies OF
the newly revised traffic regula-
tions, because of the great demand
for them. The volume will be sew
eraI pages shorter than that OF
May 8, as the Congress traffic will
be left out. The new regulations
are going to press within a week.
The Commissioners deferred ac-s
ton on delivery wagon and solid
tire recommendation at the time of
the adoption of the others. as IL
was deemed advisable 70 give this
article further consideration.
Tore A.t >, arning the regulation
ssA>S egneiats Of pedes.
'''>s'f with police
To nd
by stile
The Washington times., 1925-12-02
Sons Drag To Death
Father Who Often
Beat Mother
By IntornatiOnal News servic.

ROME, Dec. 2.-Martlno Tor
eta, who has been sentenced to
imprisonment seventeen times,
came home intoxicated and
started to beat his wife. Tor
etta's older son rushed to pro-
tect his mother and summoned
a younger brother.
The two seized their father
and tied him to a mule and then
drove the mule along the roads
for hours, dragging the body of
their father behind.
loretta died in a hospital.
The Washington times., 1925-12-02
THE WEATHER

COfficiaI o. s. Weather Bureau Report)
Cloudy today; tomorrow
fair; not much change in
temperature; fresh north
east winds. Temperature
yesterday Highest, So; low
est, 50.
The Washington times., 1925-12-02
Man Held on SUSPICION

BALTIMORE, Dec. 2.-Stanley j.
Brown, OF Trenton, N. J., was held
by police today as q suspicious
character.
The Washington times., 1925-12-02
HOW TO BE A
GOOD
FELLOW

The Joys Of Christmas
Don't Enter Every Home.
Here's a Chance to Make
Yourself Happy and Help
Others to Have q Merry
Christmas
The Washington times., 1925-12-02
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sFor it's Gl,UGys fair soeGther,
When good feIoaCs get togethert''
The Washington times., 1925-12-02
THE WEATHER

(OfficIaI U. s. Weather Bureau RepoFt)
Rain today and Thursday;
little change in temperature;
strong northeast wind. Tenn
peratuJe yesterday - High
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The Washington times., 1925-02-24
MEMORIAL MAY
|. SEEK TO GUST
BORGLUM
Stone Mountain Association
Said to Be Dissatisfied
With Sculptor

Gutzon Borglum, the sculptor ma;
be severed from his work OF carV-
ing and chiseling the Stone Noun
tain memorial to the soldiers and
sailors Of the Confederacy, II GER
tain members of the association In
charge of the project have their
way, it developed today.
Borglum has appealed to Presi-
dent Coolidge, asking him to aD-
point a committee which viii "un-
dertake the entire work II it is
put ON a representative Southern
States basis" and aid in the financ:
ing of the memorial.
In answer to this appeal. Hollins
n. Randolph, president of the Stone
Mountain Confederate Monumental
Association, declared that "the
greatest problem the association has
had to deal with has been Gutzon
3orglum and 1t has under considera-
ton the dismissal Of Borglum from
the work and it's right to do so under
it's contract"
For the construction OF the
memorial $500 900 in subscriptions
already has been raised and $175,-
900 has been paid out, Randolph
said. OF this amount Borglum has
received $4,000. Borglum says.
however, that $40, 900 Of the amount
was reimbursement Of q loan.