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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-07-21
mo ES CIFRTO QUE Sc HAYA .DESISTI=
DO DEL MANIFESTO De la JUvENTUD.
INTELLECTUAL
Ell M0vIMIENT0 SIGUE CADA VEZ MAS
vlG0R0S0 Y CON MAYORES BRIOS. MEN
IALIDADES J0vENES DEL PALS PREPARAN
LAS BASES FUNDAMENTALS DEL GRAN
D0CUMENT0

Con motive de haberse publica-
do en- LA Democracia" de aver
.un suelto en- primera pagina, en-
e. sentido de que los jovenes in
teiectuales de San Juan habian
desistido va del proposito que te-
aian de lamar a la publicidad un
manifesto politico, econ6mico Y
doctrinario, tratamos de inquirir la
yerdad preguntandole directamen-
te a los mas signifcados lideres
de ese moyimiento. Todos los que
pudimos encontrar aver tarde des-
pues de publicada ia Democra-
cia" nos desmintieron la noticia
de un modo categorico, Y nos ma
Hifestaron que e. movimiento Sc
guia cada vez con mayores entu-
siasmos. Esto nos afrmaron los
senores Valldejuli Rodriguez, Or
tiz Lecodet, Luis Pales Matos.
Diego @, Marrero y Rios Ocana.
Hay otros eIementos mas en- la
direction de este movirniento, pero
Sc encuentran ausentes por la
isla.
Lo unico que ha ocurrido-se-
gun nos expreso uno de ellos-es
ono cia,d. loe 5;voo+o,o. dol ~
elernentos intelectuales
quisieron concurrir a la impor-
tante conferencia literaria que di6
anoche en- los salones de la Biblio-
teca Carnegie el eminente Y alto
Intellectual DR.. Tomas Navarro
Tomas, y tai objeto acordaron
suspender la reunion que estaba
indicada para la noche del lunes.
Los Sres. Valldejuli Y Rios Oca-
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-07-21

La campafia contra los adultera-
dores, pues, es una de las mas i'm
portantes desde ell punto de vista
sanitario, seg1n Sc ha dicho. Pue-
de considerarse un crimen el rea-
hzado por esa gente desalmada. Es
sabido que la vida de muchos nj
nos depende exclusivamente de ess
producto. De la adurteraci6n de la
leche puede derivarse mayores ma
les que de ninguna epidemic, pues
su amenaza es psrmanente, va que
diartamente SO consume leche
Muchas personas, con quienes
hemos hablado sobre este, opinan
que la campaha sanitaria no debe
desmayar, y por Ell contrario, debe
eKtenderse los supuestos "trusts,
dando absoluta garantfa al pueblo
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-07-21
''LICEO DE MAYAGUEZ''
COLEGIO DE NINAS
AvGso DE MATRIcULA


Sc avisa al pGblico qle desde el
oia primero de Julio corriente
qued6 alberta la matricula para
Ia admission de alumnas en- este
Colegio para el curse escolar de
la25-26 que empezara el dia ca
tcree del proximo setiembre las
5 A. II.
La solicitud dc iiigreSo impresa
Puede obtenerse de la suscribien-
te, quien notificara al solicitante
acerca dc IL admission no de la
alumna despues. que dicha soIici-
tud sea considerable por la Direc-
tiva del Colegio.
la solicitud, una vez llenada,
debera devolverse la suscribiente
Y sera considerable por riguroso
orden de recibo, por ser limitados
los sitios disponibles para el pro-
ximo ano escolar.
Mayagiez, P. r.. julio /, 1925.
Mercedes VERA DE FERRER,
Secretaria.
Gale Hostos No. 102,
Mayagiiez, p. r.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-07-21
"Una UniUersidad.. =
ESTAM0S EN- ELf GAMING De REALlZAR Ell IDEAL DE
ROMAN BALD0Rl0TY De CASTRO
Los planes del actual PreSdeR Doctor Tomas Benne nos mueS
tran Ia vision de aquel ap6SiOI

Corria cl aiio 1916 Solo dos lle-
Vaba de fundado 81 Colegio de De
reclO sle nuestra tiniveTsidad.
cuando en- plenas vacaciones-el 81
de setiembre -penetramos en el
desTacho del Lcdp Jose Il, Bene-
dieto. fnndador v decano de In Fa-
cultad de Leyes.
Fcncimos su repugnancia todo
10 que fuese exhibicion ptiblica de
su labor meritfsina, invocando su
patriotisrno.
y aquel hombre austero Y gran
lie. que sOhaba con Yer su pats
rompiendo los moldes de los con
vencionalismos penetrando fran
90 \ decfdido en- el concerto del
progreso. nos bablo asi
"Esta Universidad debe de SER
convertida en- un centro de cultura
Hlspano. Americana al que acudan
alunnos de todo el continente; pa
IA clio precisa que Sc lie ponga en-
eondiciones de poder ofrecer sus en-
fianzas en- todOs los Departamentos
con la competencia que requieren; !;
Y este solo Sc consigue apropiando
dinero bastante para su desarrollo.
sin escatimar ell presupuesto para
unas atenciOnes necesarias mien-
tras Sc prodiga en- otras que hoy
podlamos calificar de -superfluas,
con mas Profesores. laborando to-
dos unidos por su engrandecimien-
TO-"
"E,stamos en- el eamino de reali
Zar el ideal de Baldorioty dc Cas-
trO: Una Universidad" pedfa
aquel gran educador para su pals,
Y 81 hoy levantase In cabeza Sc
considerarla feliz contemplando en-
parte Ia realization de sus sueflos:
pero hay que trabajar por ella;
hay que irla perfecci6nando y este
solo sc consigue con labor perseve-
rante y dandole, en- heneficio de las
futuraS generaciones Ias iniciati-
vas mas felices qlieanos sugiera
nncstro earino II ella. en- beneficio
de nuestra Patria. a la que aguar-
dan dlas rosados Y horizontes ven
turosos en- Ia llaz del trabajo el
progresar de Ia ciencia el estu-
dio. y clio vamos. -
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-07-21

Hoy. al travts de nueye amos
transcurridos, he vuelto az Dir las
nisn.as frases que reflejan idtnti-
COS deseos. de boca de mn hombre
Que, = no O. pucrtorriquelo como
Bepedieto. Ia paIece al menos, Dor,
81 afeeto con que Sc expresa al
habIar del pals y de Ia Universe
dad.
Mas de. cinco amos hacfa que no
visitaba aquel alto centro. en- el que
curse el Bachillerato en- Leyes. Los
fueItes telnp0rales que asotaron i'm
teriormente la Universidad, en- la
que Sc ponfa un cuidado especial
en- aleJar de ella todo 10 que tuvie-
~ color sabor portorriqueno, no
aconsejahan. ciertamente, penetrar
en- sus canpos.
I IIa pasado VA ell veHdahal?
III eco de In fama del ilustre fl
l6logo espanol doctor p. Tomas Ma
varro, me llev6 el microbes lilti-
me a la Universidad, deseoso de es-
cuchar una de las conferencias que
el eminente hombre de ciencia die
ia a hos profesores portorriquehos
Y americanos.
Al descender del autom6vil y di-
rigirme "a campo traviesa" hacia
ei ediflcio "Baldorioty de Castro"
la vista recorrla ayida aquellos lu-
cares en- cada uno de los cuales
hay nm reWlerdo grato de la epoca
de estudiante. tratando de descubrir
algo nuevo; algo que justifique ell
paso de casi una decada algo des-
conocido, en- fin; Y fue, enorme el
desencanto, "tOdO esta igual''
"Parece que fue ayer", cuando sa-
II de aquel centro portador de un
tftulo de abogado que representaba
81 disideratum de mis- aspiraciones.
NADIA la variado ALT; nj mas orna
TO. nj mas edificios. nj NADIA que
denote que han pasado nueve amos,
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-07-21
VOces de Ia CaIIe
sar Disectrt-

se1er Disector.-
nien estA que Ia prensa nos
ciEa q1ien Is Fl que sufre para
que IL raridad 10 stienda. y euan-
g. - fFata Dr. hombres ilustres
aue han ofrendado sn arte in
fti.e*ncia foda para ei pueblo que
- vi9 nacer. Justo es que ese
pueblo no les abandone en- momen-
tos g. angustia y dolor. Pero
eFesmos Inconvenience que esa
pFensa extreme sus lamentaciones
haeiendo creeF a propios y extra
nos cue en Puerto Rico no hace-
mos case q Ia prensa. que te-
ntmes ON eorazon indiferente. a
y earidad. , ustedes saben que
ho e asi. sQus opinaran de nos
efFes Dos que nos lean en- 81 ex-
iraulerog tQue eoncepto cuando
isan que nuestros hombres de va
Ia artistieo 3 literario vienen al
o. a. sus eias a m0rir en- pobres
flsiendas o en triste hospital. ale
jpa0s de todo auxilio espiritual
onrporais Por 81 honor que nos
ptFisnece defender. y porque Sc
pan donde euiera que nos lean
gae eu Puerto Rico So ejerce IN
carldad con mas cello quiza que
ea puebloi mas favOrecidos por Ia
fortuna. queremos eontestar y
eeaifsiamos. launque algo Sc en-
paae "a earidad que. como dice el
EFanggllo. ha d. ser callada, des-
.i.iffssada. y que 40 sepa Ia mano
osfseho - que "a Ia izquierda)
quefemos contestar. repetim0s, que
ei esia Parroguia del Sagrado Co
rassn' ee Jesus. Dc santurce. hay
e. m9 eu otras parroquias una
Aoeiaeion ia las Confereneias de
kan Vicente de- Paul que sostiene
- H.analmente a treinta pobres con
iHesnas De- asoc.asios Dc la Pa
rrequia y con a donatiso que re-
g Is per.odieamente dc Ia Conf
siea hipiea iasular para tales f.
ne
f.ssa misma Asociacion. que in
leeFeeidamenie. preside. acordo en-
ntierfe OCCASION ly creemos opor-
inao haeesio pdblieo, ya que 81
IomtTe - trne tanbien cuento
cen motive de Ia enfermedad del
venerable ancisno Sr. Martinez
fieel visitar n mglogrado senior
iaaa Pedro 4. Dc Diego en- su hu-
nilde residencia del Barrio de
Neiilla, entregandole diez d6lares.
r mas farde otfa suma igual,
otteelendoie einco d6lares men
suales duranie ~ enfermedad tya
qae nueStros eseasOs recursos no
pos psrmitian ofreeerle mas eff
cisnte ayudul, y aconseiandole 81
iHgFeso en- Fl hospital donde seria
mas visitado y mejor atendido.
Queremos haccr constar tam
bifn que ca iunta celebrada el
jueVes iG del eorriente Sc acord6
risitar al venerable Sr. Martinez
Pee. aleniaFle en- su fe, pues no
felo - siye de pan, y ofrecerle
rr nsodesto obsequio. comprome-
i.sndonos ademas a pasarle cincoi
eelarcs mensuales durante su en-
ferHledad. tQuien mas ira a ayu-
dnrlos
bando usted las gracias por
e inserei6n De estas aal perge-
nadas notas en- el periodico que
eigHamente dirige. me suseribo
gfsa. s. s..
carnfn Noya Vda. de MADURO.
Presideuta. Asociacion de San
Nieente de- Paul. Parroquia del
Segsado Coraz6n. Parada 10, SAN
trree. +. 4.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-07-21
La Cdmdrd ha reChaladO las enmiendaS
del SeOddO al preSuepueStO. y ha SOIiCi-
tddO COnferenCidS
y senado 4 50 yez ha nombradO varios senadOreS
para que conferencien con los Representatives, de Ia
Camara BaIa
hb saHe cUenCa SIN que an Sc haya reSueIIO Ia ca.
sus enc aiecla laS pfodBci0S aImenlcOS

a lnnfstfea leeipres iastn4abie-
niente lta Naatara saltr euai -
esias aitaFas la sltaefisn par
iafsehtaEla - fregscto a. prssu-
flesio inaalaF, y aiFss aFoyeetos
seonefnaca~. ea4A snefie r~aespa
a. w#ioa u4eneator q taea a bue-
lio nufFtoFg .4aeilo. yA aae tan DE-
snFra sffrtse sseslFa st5s fsciui
5 fcunoNIfss
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-07-21

Aver fstsFinscs hsidafSo Coz
ssoieruros rfnFfeeufsut~s 8 sfna
doTee y ~ stsp s.s's ppso precisar
esaHdo ieFnsinafa a. Yressate se.
eibn legislative. dndas La ranpii.
sseionFs qne ban sFrE = : niii-
me hara
No obstaate. is inmensa .maye-
Fls De- Sos TesresfHiaHfes con quis
Ees hailans aos diiarea franca.
usente que - iaicie - ~ es
possible ttFmiuaF a iTai.aio este
mes 3 que se tnsra hueaa parie
~ prtxfua
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-07-21
La exiStenCia de Su-
pueStOs trusts de
la leCl1e hace que ell
prOduCt0 OfreZCa Sc
rios peIigr0S para ell
plhIicO
Sc llama la atenci0n de
la Sanidad para que inten-
Sifigue su CaInpala en-
tai Sentid0

AuItquS 1SuOId1tkoo 81 duA DC pea
siste con tes6n en- la campafia que
venfa realizando La Sanidad contra
los lecheros que adnlteran Ell pre-
cioso lfquido, podemos informar
que la necesidad de semejante Ia
bor es cadas vez mas notable.
+ En- IN principle las autoridades
actuando con energia Q intehgen-
cia, lograron en- parte no solo con-
tener los malvados, sino que To-
graron que los funcionarios compe-
tentes secundasen su empefio, casti-
gando severamente a los que result
taban culpables de tan desprecia-
bic deito, obten1endose, dc paso,
un relative prop6sito de enmien-
da entire los envenenadores
Debido las mtltiples quejas
que vuelven a cundir, debemos de-
cir hoy, que La referida campaila,
tan eticaz y saludable, seria conve-
niente ampliarla tambien hacia esos
elementos que controlan toda la le-
che que Sc consume aquf, con el I'm
de obtener pingiies ganancias, al
expenderla a los dep6sitos o q con-
sumidores de mayor cuantia.
La opinion publica SO, queja de
la existencia de una organization
de trusts de la leche, constitui-
dos por toda una alba THEoRIA
de dep6sitos, lecherias, etc. Con
este procedimiento, dicen, Sc ha-
cen grandes acumulaciones de le-
che y Sc mantiene un verdadero
predominio sobre Ell mercado, i'm
poniendose precios y sistemas.
La acusacion que, segdn parece,
pesa sobre ell supuesto trust es
la de que adultera la lcche, de
acuerdo con la abundancia del pro-
ducto en- Ell mercado, agregandose
que dicha medida Sc extrema,r par
ticuiarmente en- las epocas de SEGA,
cuando la leche escasea, siendo en-
tonces que Sc eonfeccionan los te-
rribles brebajes que tanto dahan
la salud, usando, para clio, cier-
tos PoLvoS MARAvILLosos,
aqua otras sustancias quimicas,
hasta Ell punto de decirse que con
ell liqmdo que Sc obtiene de esta
manipulation Sc asegura ell tipo
STANDARD de la leche que en-
cualquier case puede ser compro-
bado.,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-04
U. S. BUSINESS
SHOWS DROP
Slight Drop During Summer
Months, Bureau Reports
BETTER THAN IN 1924
Manufacturing Production
Drops Several Per Cent

WASHINGToN, Aug, Business
w conditions iu the United
states have dropped or slightly dur,
ing the summer months. but are
stll higher than az the same time
last wear, according 10 commerce
department reports today
Manufacturing production has
dropped Off several per cent dur.
ing June and July. but railroads OF
the nation have taken advantage OF
the light output and repaired 900,
7t3 surplus ears. TO cope with the
heavy crop. coal and merchandise
movement this fan. when general
revival is expected
Raw material output has remained
stationary the last two months; FOR,
estry production showed little
change. and untitled orders OF iron
and steel. building materials de-.
clincd per cent,
stocks of commodities. duo large,
Is TO seasonal tendcnclcs have
failed 20 increase this summer,
stock on hand. however IS about
per cent greater than a year ago.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-04
OPPOSE RAISE IN
FREIGHT RATES
Conference Here Fails Ia
Pass Harsh Resolution

A conference Of shippers and rep
rcsontuuycs Of commercial orEaniza
lions. gathered in Seattle al the call
OF the state department Of public
works 10 decide upon Washington
participation IN opposition to pro.
posed general increases IN freight
rates by Western roads, was nd.
dressed Monday by James A. Ford
OF tho Spokane Chamber OF Com.
mcrCc.
Ford offered a resolution attack
.ing tho tmnScontinental railroads for
seeking the increases. lie declared
they were trying 90 capitalize the
Milwaukee failure. and thus give the
state unfavoubIc publicity. lie also
charged IN tho resolution that the
railroads were acting IN bad faith
In the case pending before the inter.
state commerce commission.
The Ford resolution. IN an amend.
Cd form. was voted down. an was a
substitute put in milder form. Rop.
rescntatiycs OF the state department
Of public works declared that body
would take tho position that present
rates arc sufficient
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-04
BY John w. Nelson

TINE growth or an idea II revealed
L In the history Of Canterbury
chocolates
Because, Ike most misses. Miss
Expo has a sweet tooth. or several
Or them. Miss Helen Frank. who as
Miss Expo Is shopping In Seattle
industrial plants for Northwest folks
10 discover just what fine things
arc made here, visited the Cantsr-
bury Candy Co. plant in the Armour
building
Canterbury will have a bis dis.
play booth nj the Pacific Northwest
Merchants exposition. to BE- staged
at the Smith Cove pier under tho
auspices Of tho Chamber Of Com
merrr. August - 70 e.
AFTER eating all any person should
cat. Miss Expo insisted ON HeriHE
just how ths delicious Canterbury
swceta arc made George " Hunt
sr. president % the company WIS
very Obltang
Just slip into nm apron and IN
LEI you make some yourself" be
said
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-04
Divorced Once, She
Is Separated Again

II didn't take the second time. 90
now Mrs Alta strckuor. vows she's
done with her husband, Victor strick
ncr She obtained her second d..
yorco from Judge a. ". Fratcr,
Monday.
The first divorce was granted IN
1920. but year later, when he
claimed 10 have reformed. she mar.
ricd him again. Cruelty was the
cause Of her divorce, she said. aver,
ring that strickner once beat her un.
~ she was unconscious.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-04
Main Street

W. l.. Rhodes. merchant. Gust
Rasmussen. baker; }. W. Rich
ardson, doctor Henry Risiine,
safe dealer. Chester Roberts,
candy maker. Phil Hummsl,
typcscltcr, r. j. Rounds. builder,
Sandy Sanderson. safety equip.
mcnt, T.. g.. Shorrocll. account.
ant. Bill Smith, telogropher;
Harry Stibbs, dairyman. Harry
Stone, tailor Archie Taft. fisher.
man, Edward Taylor. bookseller,
Ernest Wannamaker, who has
bananas. Jim Wood, hddy
clothes. Claud PhilbricIA. banker,
Bill Mohe, coal dealer. and Frank
Moran, schoolmaster. are hereby
notified 10 attend the regular
meeting OF tho Rotary club
Wednesday
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-04
80 Boys Leave for
Orcas Island Camp

Tuesday D. eNuhorant hoys sailed
from pier s ON the islander, bound
for orcas island and "a two weeks
vacation under tho auspices OF che
Queen Anne y, NJ Z. A, They rep.
resent the largest group ever sent
put hy tho queen Anne organization.
While in camp they viii hc under
Tho Ecneral direction OF Charles T.,
Norman OF tho Queen Anne Y NJ,
c, A., assisted by Norman Beers,
1on University OF Washington boys
VIII assist in the extensive sport pro.
grIm og baseball, handb8ll, tennis
and swimming.
Tho boys plan TO return August
], thru the san Juan islands, The
complctC cost 90 each hoy viii bc
ki6,G5.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-04

Then he took her thru the plant.
showed her whore hugo cans OF
pure whipping cream are taken,
mixed with sugars, fine sweet nuts
and pure candicd fruits. and finally
sat her at table.
A large bowl OF rich milk ehoco-
late, all ready FOR use, war placed
before her, and she dipped the whip
ping cream. nut and fruit Contera
In the chocolate, quito adepuy
Next the shopping tour party vas
taken thru the art department.
where some Of the beautiful boxes
are designed and the elaborate win
doe displays painted by tho com.
pany artist. Mrs, Cleo sc1ugpt
Canterbury started in small cot
tage on Mercer island. where two
girls with tho idea OF producing q
better grade of candy, opened a
rLpdy factory Tho name wnF taken
''pm the Canterbury Bells trowcra)
growing around tho cottage.
Tho business prospcred until now
E' serves an territory west Of Den
YER as wen AZ Hawaii and Alaska.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-04
Chinese Situation
Near Crisis, Report

LONDON, Aug, 4.--By L, Pl-Tho
Exchange Telesraph's Hongkoug cor
respondent reported today that the
Annoy Chamber Of Commerce had
cablcd expressing the belief that
strong. prompt action IS necessary
10 prevent the situation in the Chi.
nese coast ports from becoming hope.
lessly out OF hand
The wurship Foxglovc has been
sent TO Annoy and the Titan.a has
departed for weihaiwei.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-04
School Of Religion
Bequeathed Big Sum

SAN FRANCISCO. Aug t.--lBy y.
Pl-Thc Pacific School OF Religion.
Berkeley. Is 70 receive 100000 under
Inc viii OF Charles Iiolhrook, senior
PARTNER in HoIbrook. Merrill s stet.
son. on flo here today
Holbrook died July rs Al tho ago Of
10 years. His estate was said 10 be
more than s.. 900 600 IN value.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-04
Woodinville Farmer
Has Fine Oats Crop

Henry Labrir, farmer Of the Wood.
inyills district, brought in fine
specimen Of oats Monday The bun
ale measured feet inches from the
ground 10 the kernel tips
LabrIs says he believes the Puget
Sound country can be made 10 pay
big dividends on grain crops, n farm
ers tako the trouble 20 properly culti-
waite and prepare their land. Labrie
cut the crop for hay, but said II would
run 90 bushels TO the acre, Il
ihreahed
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-04

THIS is very attractive Dining Room Set,
similar to illustration, and is finished in
American Walnut 1t consists of 54-inch
Buffet an oblong Extension Table 40x5O
inches, and four Chairs with seats covered in
genuine blue leather A very fine value at the
price.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-04
PAGES 9 TO 16
Rush Construction
of Cowen Car Line

Construction Of the 18th ave. n. r.
street car line win be started within
a few days and rushed thru 70 com
pleiion 20 that operation may start
November } superintendent d. ".
Henderson announced Tuesday.
An offer Of $4,000, or par for the
railway warrant issue 20 finance the
work, was received by the city coun
cil Monday from the National city
bank
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-04

American tourists spent more than
, 800 600 .0O0 abrond last year.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-04

a man named Innocent recently
was found guilty al Tottcnham. Eng.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-04

More platinum is used IN The United
States than an other countries com,
ned.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-04

The people Of Tibet keep a teapot
boiling in their homes all the time.
They drink tea many times during
the day.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-12-11
beware THE
COUGH OR COLD
THAT HANGS ON

Persistent coughs and colds lead to
serious trouble. You can stop them
now with Circumcision, an emulsifed
creosote that is pleasant to take. Creo-
mulsion is new medical discovery
with two-fold action; it soothes and
heals the inflamed membranes and in
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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-12-11
THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES

Congress are expected to support
plans for a through channel down
the Ohio River from Pittsburgh to
Cairo and thence to New Orleans, as
recommended by President Coolidge
in his message.
Mayor M. r. Sultzer of Madison,
Ind, and y. o. Schofleld, a city coun-
Gilman of that city, are here inter
viewing Indiana delegation members
on the subject, and obtaining prom
ises Of support.
Coolidge recommended the Ohio
project as part Of a general water
ways program which would connect
Chicago, New Orleans. Kansas City
and Pittsburgh. Work on the pres
ent Ohio River project, he said he
was informed, would be completed
in about three years.
The annual report of the Army en-
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-12-11
PARENTS SEEK SON

Parents of Brodie Huxley, Is, Of
324 S. Dearborn ST., today were con-
Quoting a search for their son who
has been away since Dec. 5. They
have no traces Of him.
The boy is about five and one-half
feet tall and weighs 1870 pounds. He
was wearing a brown suit, dark
brown overcoat and gray cap when
he left home.