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The Washington times., 1925-09-14
MONDAY, SEPTEMBER Ia. 1925

OIJIS A. BOUCHER, sporting
editor and dean of Washington
baseball writer's, is an authority on
all things pertaining to the national
pastime. He writes for The Times.
The Washington times., 1925-09-14

That's like
the man in the
circ U s whose
stunt was to
dive off q tele-
graph pole into
an empty beer
bottle.
The Washington times., 1925-09-14

Anyway, the writer is obliged
to the New Zealand Post for
the answer to the shove, which
is respectfully submitted below:
The Washington times., 1925-09-14
Moa2AY. SEPTEMBER u. 1926

MOE AND JOE, Indoor Sports and
M Penny Ante are three Of the
leading cartoon features of the
sporting fraternity. They are
regular departments of The Times
sporting section.
The Washington times., 1925-09-14

despite the distractions of
the crowds and the circuna-
Aseribed space, the work done by
the dogs at the Balm Reserve
yesterday was excellent.
The Washington times., 1925-09-14
B ASF89 sEzvprvcS

Todays OameB
New York ct Philadelphia.
Yesterdays Results
washington, 6; Philadelphia, s.
I'll innings dAVkness.)
Boston. 2; New York, J.
Chicago, 4: st. Louis ;.
Cleveland, s. Detroit, 6.
90 innings)
The Washington times., 1925-09-14

Funny incident happened III the
eighth, Ossie BIuege chased Al
Simmons back to second base and
TAGGED him so hard his shoe fell
off. There had to be a rest until
the MackInan could cover his
toes again.
The Washington times., 1925-09-14

Among those noticed at the
game were Sam Steinberger and
Mrs. Steinbefger, the Macalusn
LOys from Annapolis and Charles
COrby and Mrs. COFby.
The Washington times., 1925-09-14

The tall, angular Scot does not
care for tournament play. He
would rather compete in a few
local tournaments and play golf
for fun than play in the fierce
heat of big championship compe-
titiOn.
The Washington times., 1925-09-14

Roger Peckinpaugh and Muddy
Ruel tied the score in the Wash.
ington seventh, the former blast
ing a tripIe down the. Ieft-fieId
foul line and RueI squeezing him
over on a high hop to Gray, who
had relieved Jack Quinn on the
slab.
The Washington times., 1925-09-14

Before some $4,000 perspiring
fans the AS battled the Griffs
20 an eleven inning tie, s to s,
yesterday, darkness calling an
end 70 things. 1t was q game
filled with bright bits of baseball.
Evening star., 1925-08-21
KLAN TO FORMULATE
EVOLUTION POLICY
Will Take Stand at Meeting Next
Week-Immigration Also to
Be Acted Upon.

: Officers from three Jurisdictions of
the Ku Klux Khan will meet early
next week at Buckeye Lake, Ohio, to
formulate Klan program which will
take up the theory of evolution as
opposed to fundamentalism, and out
line steps to be taken by the hooded
organization to promote a policy Of
rigid restriction of immigration De
scribed as a meeting to embrace the
jurisdictions of Ohio, Indiana and IL
hnois, the Klan gathering next week
will in reality include the national of.
ficers Of the organization, who must
act upon matters affecting the nation.
al policy.
The Klan creed is said to hold the
theory of fundamentalism as proper,
although individual Klan members
have divergent views. The Klan, ac-
cording to officials in Washington be-
lieves that evolution may be taught,
but should not be impaired to the
youthful mind when it is most i'm
pressionable.
On the side of greater restriction of
immigration, the klan is said to hold
"a rigid idea of the America for Amer
leans theory" 1t seeks to protect the
American workingman from impor-
tation of cheap foreign labor.
Evening star., 1925-08-21
Ship Board Budget
Fight May Be Put
Before Coolidge

The Shipping Boards budget prob
lens may be placed before President
Coolidge as a result of sharp differ
ences between its estimates of re-
quirements and that of the Budget
Bureau.
Requesting an appropriation of
$22. .540, 600 for the fiscal year 1927,
the board was told by the Budget
Bureau that IL should reduce the esti-
mates by $4.000,000. This would ac
cord with the request of President
Palmer of the Fleet Corporation, who
said $18,000,000 would be sufficient
for the Fleet Corporation. The board,
however, took a different view and
added $4,000.000 as well as asking
$540,000 for it's own uses.
When the Budget Bureau returned
the estimates with the request that
they be slashed, members of the
board conferred with members of
Congress. The latter, in some in
stances at least, advised them to take
the question up with President Cool
idge. No announcement has been
made by the board as to its course
In the matter, but indications today
We're that such a course was being
considered.
Evening star., 1925-08-21
PRESIDENT SIGNS
BELGIAN DEBT PACT
Agreement Started Back to
CapitaI-Next Step Up
to Congress.
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
SOUTHAMPTON. Mass, August 21
President Coolidge last night ap-
proved the Belgian debt settlement
The agreement, rushed from Wash
ington to Swampscott in a special mail
pouch. was brought from the Summer
White House to Northampton in q
White House automobile by Z. G..
Geisser, personal stenographer for the
President. Mr.. Geisser was here when
the President arrived from Plymouth
for an overnight stay.
The settlement was negotiated by
the American debt commission with
the Belgian mission after President
Coolidge had discussed the proposed
terms at Plymouth with Secretary Mel
lon and Senator Smoot of Utah and
had given his verbal approval of the
settlement program.
The Presidents signature to the
agreement leaves the next step, so far
as the American Government is con
cerned up to Congress, which under
the provisions of the act creating the
debt funding commission must ratify
all settlements.
Immediately after the President had
signed the agreement Mr.. Geisser left
for SWampscott SO as to have the
document placed in the mailpouch
which was to go forward to Washing
ton from SWampscott.
Evening star., 1925-08-21
CHAUFFEUR CAPTURED,
Man Taken on Charge of Stealing
Automobile

Detectives Connors and Jett went
TO Belair, Md, to bring back Philip
Mlckens, colored, 10 years old, wanted
here on a warrant for grand larceny
in connection with the theft of an
automobile owned by Claudia L. Bur
rows of 2901 Connecticut avenue from
Fourteenth street and Park road
Tuesday night. With Mickens, a man
giving his name as Philip Smell is also
being held for local police.
Mickens until last week was chauf-
feur for Wisdom D. Brown, editor of
the Rural Free Delivery News, a
weekly publication here. Mrs. Brown
went shopping at a downtown depart
ment store week ago Tuesday, CIV
Ing Mickens orders to await her out
side. He disappeared with the large
sedan automobile of Mr.. Brown.
While investigating this case police
learned that he had returned to the
city Tuesday night and had been seen
in an expensive automobile answering
the description of the Burrows ma
chine.
Evening star., 1925-08-21

Each year take the entire manufacturers
balance of the famous Emery Shirts-we take
them adjust as they are-some slightly soiled-
some slightly imperfect We could easily get twice
the price-but we prefer to give you the benefit
of the big purchase and maintain our name for
values, volume and quick turnover. 1000 splendid
soft : cuff, attached collar and neckband-plain
white and fancy Emery quality Shirts. Sizes 13H
to 18. Made to sell for $3.50 to $500 On sale
tomorrow, am, s1.3o; $500 Il doz
Step on it, boys they're melting" fast!
Evening star., 1925-08-21
BOY, 10, is INJURED.
Companion Held for Causing Frac-
ture of Skull.

Ten-year-old Francis Blair, colored,
1899 Delaware avenue southwest, suf-
fering from a probable fracture OF
the skull, was taken TO Casualty
Hospital week ago, the police
learned yesterday, when his mother
made a report of the injury. Police
of No. precinct began an investi-
cation.
John Edward Jones, colored, 15,
1916 Half street southeast, was ar
rested as the wounded boys alleged
assailant and locked up at the house
of detention to await the outcome of
Blair's wound.
1t is charged that the wound on
BIair's head was inflicted with a pair
of pliers while the boys We're in a
stable in rear of 351 Van street
southwest. Physicians reported the
wounded boys condition as being
nj
Evening star., 1925-08-21
TWO DEAD, 90 HURT
IN TRAIN COLLISION
Fifteen Seriously Injured in
Head-On Wreck in
Colorado.
BY the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
SALIDA, Colo, August 21.-Two
trainmen are dead, Is passengers are
seriously injured and 70 others are
nursing minor injuries as a result of
a hea&on collision between two tour
ist.laden Denver and Rio Grande
Western Railroad trains near the little
mountain station of Granite, Colo, 40
miles from Salida, late yesterday.
Failure of the eaStbound train to
receive an order to stop at Granite
caused the wreck, railroad officials
said. The trains, panoramic spe-
cials" Nos. and s, which run on a
daylight schedule between Denver and
Salt Lake City for the benefit of tour
lists, met on a reverse curve" after
No. s, the eastbound train, had failed
to receive the stop order. officials said.
Steel coaches prevented wholesale loss
If
Evening star., 1925-08-21
Cleared of Killing Woman.

BOSTON, August 21 R).-Frank
Crecorian, alias Corey, of Worcester
was found not guilty last night of the
murder of Mae Price, wardrobe mis-
tress of the Brown Derby" musical
comedy company, in her room at the
Hotel Hollis here last May 81. The
jury received the case late yesterday
afternoon. Corey was not released,
but was held on a charge of desertion
from the United States Army.
Evening star., 1925-08-21

It is we'll enough to have faith In
humanity, but II is much more i'm
portant that humanity should have
faith in Won
Evening star., 1925-08-21
Relief Ordered Before Crash.

By queer twist of events preced-
ing the crash, Samuel l.. Smith, Salida
dispatcher, received a report that No.
had passed Granite without receiving
the stop order and realized that moth
ing could prevent a wreck. He notified
Red Cross Hospital here and was or
dering relief trains at Leadville, Buena
Vista and Salida to the scene Is min
utes before the crash occurred.
Fireman J. w. Taughtenbaugh of
train No. Z, and c. z. Phelan, fireman
of train No. s, were killed. Taughten-
baugh's body still was buried under
the wreckage of the locomotive early
today.
Engineers Leap.
Z. A. Roberts, the only one Of three
firemen to escape alive, sideStepped
death by jumping from the engine cab
into the Arkansas River when he saw
the approach of train No. s. The two
engineers also saved their own lives
by jumping.
The engine of the eastbound train
climbed atop the other locomotive as
they met, and four coaches of the east
bound carrier left the track.
The list Of injured given at Red
Cross Hospital here included:
Mrs. Willis Wheton, Charlotte, Mich,
bruised back.
Mrs. Ben Collier, New York, left
shoulder dislocated and general
bruises.
Inez Marquis, Philadelphia, cut on
the hand.
A S. Okla, Cincinnati, Ohio, cuts on
hands.
S. C. Ward, Clinton, Conn, wounded
on head; right leg bruised.
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N6AQUINAs DE EsoRIBIR.-Re-

paraciones. cintas, papeI carbon,
scllos al relieve, sellos de gonna,
numcradores, fechadores,s aparatos
telegraficos. etc. Especialidades pa
IA oficinas. PEDR0GO, Wives
Union. Ponce. 1-29
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Ell hembre debe ser antes que todo
rueno, este es,, moral: debe tener
TN caracter firme v a la vez .pru-
dentey reflexivo y tolerante; en-
segundo lugar, debe peseer una hue-
ma preparation y habilidad suf-
ciente para la debida aplicacion
de sus conccimientos Todos los
2randes sociologos y moralistas que
laboran por Ell mejcramiento del
estado social del hombre, estan en-
perfecto aeuerdo respecto de que La
conciencia vale mil veees mas que
todos los tesoros del saber De
acuerdo con este principle, v siendo
Ell fin primordiali de la educaci6n ell
preparar al nifo para viviri una vida
feliz, la formation, pues, del carac-
ter, es evidentemente, Ell objeto fun
damensaI del trabajo de la escuela,
como continuation compIemento
del t-absjo del hogar.
Los e-einentos constitutivos del
caracter, que deben MERCER cuida-
6osa atenci6n son los signeutes:
Dominic Propio, Dominic de los
Sentimientos, Dominic de los PEN
samientos Ell desarrollo del po-
der del dominic propio Gebe ser era
dual, por medic del habito. FL
principle del habito es igualmente
APPLICABLE la acci6n moral, asf CO.
mo la acci6n fisica v la acci6n
Intellectual. En- la mfsma forma que
los movimientos corporaIes en- el nj
10 son al principle inseguros, y po1
efecto de la repeticion uegan ha-
cerse faciles Y firmes, asi tambien
los actos supremos de la voluntad
que Sc relacionan con el alma, lie.
gan a perfeccionarse por Ell habito
este es, con Ell ejercicio continuado
Como es natural, Ell dominic propic
alcanza su mayor desarrol1o de
acuerdo con Ell dessrrollo fisico j
con el grado de inteligencia de-
nino.
FL dominic de los sentimiento:
tiene gran importancia moral. Es
! to requiere un trabajo largo y diff
crltuoso, v dehe empezarse antet
de que el nifio asista a la escuela
este es, en- Ell hogar. dssie la edat
tcniprana.
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Ell dominic de la voluntad en- los
pensamientos es indispensable para
evitar que la atenci6n del niio sea
abstraida facilmente por las cosas
cxternas que lie rodean. Este domi-
mo Sc adquiere durante e. desarro-
llo de la inteligencia.
n D1SCIPLINAn MORAL, ES YER
DADERO CoNCEPTo.- La acci6n
efecto de la discipline moral de-
pende de las facultades de gobierno
de las personals a cargo de la eda-
cacion ell niIio, este es, los padres
= ell maestro. Ell fin general es, di-
rigir las acciones por el canino del
| bien para forInar buenos habitos
morales Y caracter. Ell PRTNCI-
Pro FUNDOMENTAL DE LA
DIscIPLINA MORAL DEBE SER
LA PERsUACIoN Y NO LA
PRoHTBIcIoN o Ell MANDATE !,
No obstante este espiritu como
principle fundamental, siempre Sc
presentan casos especiales que debe
ell maestro estudiar conveniente.
rnente. Estos casos no deben tra-
sarse por medic de reglas fjas pre-
viamente establecidas, pues sabemos
fque la naturaleza del nifio es tai,
que cada uno requiere un trata-
lniento distinto.
LIBERTAD o EsPIRITU DE
ACC1oN La libertad de accion
es la caracteristica saiente del es-
riritu del nifio; por este, la dis
ciplina, en- su objeto de formar ha-
bitos de virtud, debe ser sentida
! por Ell nifo 10 menos possible. De-
be procurarse siempre que el niio
cbre ibremente, y con la idea de
elegir y hacer siempre 10 mejor
500 de este modo Sc podra conse-
guir que la discipline moral pueda
servir de medic para estimular y
desarrollar la facultad de reflexio-
mar v discernir en- dehida forma
sobre Ell verdadero concepto del
bien.
DISCIPLINE DoNEsTICA -
Eemos tratado de la discipline mo-
sral relacionando las funcfones de
! la escuela con las del hogar, pues
en- realidad no podrianos conside-
rar este aspecto de la educaCi5n
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La Instruction en- Puerto Rico

aisladamente, como una funclon
exclusive de cualquiera de las oos
instituciones. La casa paterna ei
hogar es. indiscutiblemente, donde
debe empezar la obra de la forma-
cion del caracter moral del milo.
Ell desarrolo de este trabajo en- la
escuela, depende directamente Gle
la base que traiga Ell nif1o del no
gar, ell nifo esta completamente ba
10 la vigilancia de los padres, quie-
nes por SUI Garlic interes estan Ell
condolences ventajosas para estu-
diar todas las pecularidades en- Ia
vida de sus hijos. Por consiguiente,
en- la casa paterna es donde tienen
que establecerse los fundamentos
del caracter del milo. La discipli-
ma escolar solo produciria resulta-
dos muy Iimitados, 81 la obra de Ia
educaci6n moral del nifo no tuviese
como fundamento. Ell hogar.
En- nuestras escuelas, la educaci6n
moral del nifo recibe preferente
atencion a pesar de la reducida par
tie de su vida encomendada la di-
reccion del maestro, Y del crecido
namero de nifios que tiene que
atender por regla general. De aqui
la necesidad de que exista una in
TINA relaci6n entire la escuela Y Ell
fogar, esto es, entire ell maestro y
los padres, para poder actuar de
comun acuerdo en- el dificil y deli
cado proceso de la educaci6n del
niiio.
INFLUENCIA DE LA COMU-
NIDAD.-Ademas de la escuela Y
ldel hogar, el medic ambiente de la
sociedad en- que Sc desarrolla el
nino ejerce una gran Influenza
en- la formation de su caracter,
por. 10 que es ell deber del estado
velar por que las leyes que go
biernen la comunidad sean de un
espfritu genuinamente moral, asi
como de cuidar de su fiel y estric-
to cumplimiento.
FACTORIES DE COOPERACION
saszsxzEz lrszszsS 7--5ss7ssrE-s
LAS ASOCIACIONES DE
PADRES.-Las asociaciones de
padres organizadas hoy en- todos
(Continla en- la pag. 81
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DORADO ron DENTRO

~ "a seee dei corriease se ha-
- cargo de ia Administrator
Auaitlpai a. bsrado. como Aieai-
81. q sffor don Pedro Lbpex. Sc
fFefa qne ios nembsanient0s d.
ulretpres Feeaefaa ca ios feEo-
fF afutssi ~. Ram6n Ro-
Nr.TarT. a. benedcrnesag CnSia-
81 fsiltn. a. Ilaeisneia; jose y,
haaf.safE. Au4ilors Miguel sfAr-
fH.l ~ laefruerisns Juan de Je-
eas. tenlgallo g Instruction y
Joss ha. 49, Peaaa y Medi-
das. Dan aerei Nartori eaeHfa
fon q a4efa u ea Pedro. Sc in-
irFm4 ~ dca iuFlqRe Fern4n-
So 1nez - r pseseniara. la
ftNaHfia de sa sAigo para il
ff.feF un Fnesls e. q goeino pne-
ll1 ae fos-tsla. Hay yarios as
= raefes 4 fste earga. Nsremos 10
ooe MIA.
PLORIMAR
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nisia. Venue y conpra miel de
aisa.as. eera barriles. tapas. fondos.
teda clase efeetOs apicultura. Ven
te dos apinFlos. bnena production.
sloioFe. elecirlc0s y gasolina. Di-
Fesi6n. San German. 1-26.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-01-05

c. NENDE nna casa en Fajardo
esilr Nnnox Rivera No. IS. Para
lafsFnEe Hansfin0 OuihOnes. Ills
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NrEGAN DE MoscU QUE HATA
HABIDo ALGUN BROTE REvo.
LUCIONARI0

LoNDREs, enero 3. UNITED
Fress) Los rumores de que hubie
ra estalIado una revoluci6n en- Mos
cu segun fu6 anunciado por la prem.
sa de aver, aip no han sido confr-
mados. Desde esta ciudad, el Gobier
no Soviet, MEGA que haya stlrgido
a1gdn brote revolucionario en- Ru-
sia.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-01-05

Discurso pronuneiado por ell Lcdo.
Francisco vizcarrondo, en- la
Asamblea de La Association de
Maestros de Puerto Rico, celeL
brada en- Aguadilla Ell 27 de di-
ciembre de 1924.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-01-05
HERRICK Y HERRIOT COME.
RENCIAN ExTENsAMENTE

PARIS, enero 8. Omitted Press).
Han conference.-the durante mas
de dos horas esta maiiana NJ He
rrick NJ. Herriot. Sc cree que la.
conversation versara sobre Ia deu-
da general de Francia segin el in
ventario presentado por NJ Clemen
+ai
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-01-05

ETIcA MORAL. .-El concepto
de etica moral debe infornar Ell
espiritu no solo de las profesiones
que mas intimamente Sc relacio-
nan con el estado social del hom-
bre. como la del maestro, sino que
en- general, debe servir de norma
para todos los hombres, en- sus rela-
clones sociales.
Decia ell gran refOrmador de Ia
Edad Media:
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cE ALQu1LA. rercer piso calle

Cristo No. II. seis habitaciones,
sala. comedor. = servicios sanitarios,
cpcina carbon Y gas. Hay siempre
aqua. Informaran Cristo No. 22, Te~
lefono - IL
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mas costumbres en- casa de familia
respectable. Debe ser con entrada
completamente independents Ella
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formes en- San Juan Bautista No.
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MAQUINAs UsADAs BARATAs

Finlay Machine Exchange ofre-
ce maquinas de escribir RECON-
PUESTAS de tOdas las marcas.--
Para trabajos corrientes y practi-
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Fuertes, bien presentadas Y de los
liltimos modelos.-FisItenos escrf
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WENDO FINCAS.-3O cuerdas. 10
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CASA A PLAZOS.- Compre su
casa con 10 que pagara de al
Quiler. En- ell sitio mas sano Y fres-
co de Santurce (Nlonteflores), con
calle embreada, luz electrical, tel6-
fono gas V aqua Ca todas horas)
puede usted adquirir la sUya, linn
pia. atractiva v de moderna cons
1trucci0n. pagando pequefia canti-
dad al contado, V ell resto en- hipO-
teca a pagar mensualmente, como
81 fuera alquiler. Buen vecindario,
sitio delicioso, panorama bellfsimo.
transnorte facil por servicio de qua
guas al presente. En- cuanto Sc re-
suelva Ia franquicia la nueva IL
nea de trolley atrayeSara esta urba-
nizaciOn. Nenga a yer las va vendi-
das V habitadas por sus due1os,
quienes estan eneantados de SUI bue-
ma adquisici0n. Asf indaga usted
Y Sc informa por ellos mismos di-
rectamente. Informara Ulises Ro-
man. Borges, Cristo /, tercer piso.
TelefonO 155, San Juan. p.
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evita las canas Y vuclve el ca
belIo a su color natural primitive,
d;indole vigor suavidad. Frasco
75c. GONZALEZ. PADIN CO. 1-1S
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moderna construction. Ave. An
dino, Stop 43. Informes. J. Cabrera,
Tel. 81. San Juan, Box 7S3, San
Juan. Tel. 1868 azul, Santurce. II