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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1925-07-14
Dreyfuss Not Going to Sell

Barney Dreyfuss has set to rest
rumors that he had planned to un.
load all his baseball holdings in
Pittsburg to Fred Clarke, now his
assistant, and John Harris. Dreyfuss
made it plain that he loved his base
ball and was not going to give up
any part of 1t.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1925-07-14
RICHARD MAY CHANGE
HIS MATCHMAKER

NEW YORK, July IA report
in circulation today was to the
effect that Frank Flournoy, match
maker for Tex Richard, was to
resign in favor OF Charley Does.
serick, local promoter and manager.
Flournoy was associated with
Richard in the promotion of the
Dempsey Willard match at Toledo
and has held his present position
for several years.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1925-07-14
COLLEGE STARS OUTSHINE
CLUB ATHLETES, SAYS
GREAT COACH

better contro OF
Robertson coacn
track the University of Pennsylvania The Red ana
Blue the coeg:an into his this year.
clearly the championship meeting Of the A A u
the Pacific coast. a.,
Th scheme of the championships committee in moving up the
had results said Robbie as ne
the wonderful performances made in the Los Angeles
think the club had
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1925-07-14
NAL oNEY GETS CLOSE
DECISION OVER SOLOMON

BOSTON, July 14.-Jim Maloney,
south Boston heavyweight, won a
ten-round decision over King Solo.
mon of Panama. The bout was
fun of action and was close
throughout, Maloney barely squeez-
ing out a victory in the last two
rounds,
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1925-07-14
Bureau Wins in Last

BY scoring two runs in the
eighth and final inning, the Blu
reau team trimmed Treasury, 4 to
8. Bureaus victory giving it a tie
with Treasury for second place in
the Departmental League. Lefty
Cullinane pitched for Bureau. This
triumph followed one for him over
the leading Union Printers.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1925-07-14
Cubs Buy Pair

The Chicago Cubs have announced
the purchase Of John WEIGH, a six.
foot-two pitcher from Ottumwa Of
the Mississippi Valley League, and
Outfielder Jarrett of Mexia OF the
Texas Association. Both are for
fall delivery.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1925-07-14
RaIIyIFaIIs Short

The Azetcs, after being stopped
for seven innings, rallied and shot
over seven runs. but they were not
enough, the Hartfords winning. 8
to 8. The Azetcs are leading their
division in the w. B. A. A. midget
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1925-07-14
Moe andJoe
They Get
The Dough

! Another day off for
Moe yesterday. He had
COM mis- sI0NER Ca
HILL all wrapped up and
ready for delivery, but
the sardine was scratched.
These little things can't
be helped. However, Moe
is returning, to the ring
with a flying foot that
DUTCH" RABA would
like to have parked in
his parlor. Bank rool,
81, 995.99.
Today Moe picks
POMPEY in the FIRST
and has FIVE BUCKS
on his beexeY.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1925-07-14
Aztecs Defeated

The Hartford Midgets upset all
sandlot form by winning from the
AZtecs, 8 to 8. And from what
they showed on the field :hey
should have won, too
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1925-07-14
Malone Breaks Leg

Lew Malone, Jersey City short.
stop, in sliding into third base in
the game Of July with Reading,
fractured his right leg and may be
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1925-07-14
Where They Stood
Year Ago
Today
July Ii. 1924.

Washington cut New York's lead
to enc full game when the Yankees
split doubleheader with st. Louis
and the Griffmen defeated Clevc-
lard, IL to 0. The Yankees took
the first game from the Browns
to 3, but the latter came back
strong and defeated the leaders,
8 tct4.
Curly Ogden's pitching was the
deciding factor Of the Griffmen' 8
victory. He had the Indians well
in hand from the start to the finish.
The, Giants appeared to have an
unbeatable lead In the National
League.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1925-07-14
Lorton Tigers Down

The Lorton Tigers and the Gar.
field boys had a nip and tuck bat.
tie before Sthe LOTIONS won. to g.
A single run In the last inning
spelled victory.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1925-07-14
Kid HurIs No-Hjt Game

Triple Entine, pitching for the
Corinthians, held the Circles hitless
and runless and famed twenty.one,
the Corinthians winning, 81. to 0.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1925-07-14

Eight Teams Have a Chance
The little old Cotton States
League, bearer of one Of the most
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1925-07-14
Virginia Insects In

The Virginia Avenue Insects de-
feated the Garfield nine, 20 to s.,
in what was termed a thrilling fin.
fsh
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1925-07-14
Many. ManV Runs Here

With a score of 10 to 10, the
Lirworth Insects easily defeated
the Arrow cIubmen.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1925-07-14
Cubs Farm ShankIing

4Ardmore has obtained from the
Chicago Cubs, Bob Shankling, young
Chicago college pitcher.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1925-07-14

historic names In minor league
baseball. is staging thrilling race
for the fans this summer. So close.
ly are the clubs punched that with
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1925-07-14

against the Treasury Department
nine. The score was 4 to for
the Engravers. Cullinane won and
Mcdonald lost.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1925-07-14

the season now half over every one
seems to have a chance to grab the
bunting.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1925-07-14

Naming Hussey, Cook, Guth.
RE. Taylor, Hauser. Hubbard:
R en1s II LermS sD w BroO eane ad
for their college during the past
year, and who won titles In the
championships, one may see how
the coIlegians ran away with
things.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1925-07-14

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Bureau Wins It
The Bureau Of Engraving and
Printing sent a. winning team
Evening star., 1925-08-08
Observation-Disclosures
ahoo MAssAcHnsETTs AYE NV

- $500 M,AssAcHUsETTs AVE. NV
10 rooms 1sos sath. issS sqs s1Eafs sT wv 100000
r'@Ss ssol e SeSsse4ictr Rssfi AVE. s'o'oo 90
room room. aGd Kit osrs AND bath $50 90 to $50 90
TIE 1a5o 4ssAsfAPoR is,s IS. H'W
/ room reeep. hail kitchen b Bath and ao ao'oo '
eff. S;;s e ssss sssf' ss ], e 3"
'''' .ss s aofHNBis SS Sw %
s:o5 sosSRcrlcur 81 + +
r01 TIE f6S IsoSySlst SGsn 141S fnS sAss g
rooms a"a a2os Ss'f 18th sr ssS90 sW' to $1,000
TEF Ills III fsss fsao HARvAsp q e
rooms bath and porch $50 90 10 SO 90
$3.50 5Eh Wis96ssFN 3osEhyAT2Ryss 1Tf: Nv
] 1ss sSs ne oss sssR 81 81 e ,o e sssSS e
~ T Prince M GEoRss Rs''' 70 S''''0
F0'm' 0''s 1900 eng sl.s 10Fsf ST. soo TO sso'oo
. rooms and lsss ssis NJ sT. M. $4,000 to $500
-oo = iSs fsfaSD RsEa sSS % sS $4,000
TSf 5flG S5sSsSsIN EissoSsIs AsSfsfsESf rs, sR
3 rooms. bath and inclosed porch SO 90
4 rooms bath and dining aicove .S75 90
THE AVALON
26c7 ADAMS MILL RID. NV.
D rooms and bath ............. S12 so
2206 CALIFORNIA ST. NV
. rooms. kitchenctte and bath $50 90
$500 14th ST. NV.
r"o: rooms: sas ss,s and ,pa PerGS 1or % fs5
2106 n ST. NV.
room: room: and and sss bs.s M 50 to SO sS6 90 90
THE CLEVELAND.
5000 MACOMB ST. NV
\ rooms and bath ........ yb7 so
101e 18th ST. NV
4 rooms and bath. 500. 90 to S105 90
1 rooms. dress. rn,. and bath -. $3.50. 90
rooms. dress. rrn. and bath. 49,, S16s .60
THE wAvERLY. 1905 y ST NV.
rooms and bath. ...... s65 90
rooms and bath h..-........-.... .S1b 90
rooms kitchenette and r S5b. 90 to s65 90
MT. VERNON
900 NEW YORK AVE.
rooms. kitchene,te ard bath ... $50 90
H. L. RUST COMPANY.
OLE 18th St NV Main 6sss
Evening star., 1925-08-08

2434 PA. AVE. NV. APT NO 3-yERY
desirable ant. containing 2 large rooms rec
han. bath and elassed-in porch: 500 80
l1@3 Eve 81. n.w.---hpt. OF 3 rooms and
bath. ami: gas and elect. elevator and
WILLIAM s PHILLIPS.
NAN $500 1882 x ST NV.
TUDOR HALL
10th AND MASS. AVE. NV.
! room. dressing closet and bath S45 90
o rooHs ana oath. -................. 81 90
TIE SYCAMORE.
D rooms and bath tporch) .......S75O 90
2o09 BELMONT RID.
4 rooms and bath 70 bedrooms $50 90
NORTHUMBERLAND
80 18th AND SITS NV
ADJ 2lo--4 rooms and bath ... 500 90
W. 4. PILLING
------ 1915 y ST. NV
500 10th ST
snnS s,in furnished, SIS additional; extra large.
1919 G ct
tnree rooms and bath. Price. $50 fur
We We have hne furniture which you can
II, Au.nlEht telephone and elevator service
HlEh-ciass tenants only.
90S 20th ST
Ihree rooms, hath. porch Price $40 n
,,urnlshed. $50. Freshly decorated: desirable
FIDELITY STORAGE COMPANY.
crT-
Evening star., 1925-08-08
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

SMALL UNFINISHED OR LHK ROOMS
by employed couple: northwest preferred
around S35. Address Box 2ss-J. star Office.
FIVE ROOMS. KITCHEN AND BATH. UNF
IN apartment house: any section. not
WANTED-FU OR s ROOM
apartment from Sept. Is. Address Box
Evening star., 1925-08-08
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

GREAT FALLS. ON GREAT FALLS LINE.
Rockwell Station-3 rooms. kitchenette prl
vate bath. electric lights: SGT month. use
OF phone. Clarendon S45-F-4. LOCKWOOD
Evening star., 1925-08-08
THE JOHN MARSHALL,
1910 4 St. NV.

lSlO N Sl. IN. w.
New eight-story frcproof
building, completed and ready
for occupancy. Excellent down
town location, convenient to
Government departments, the
aters and large stores. Central
refrigerating plant, two eleva.
tors; efficient telephone service !;
attractive lobby. Several suites
specially suited for physicians or
dentists.
Two rooms. reception room,
dining room and kitchen; rent
ais from SIS to SIPS.
II. J.. RUST COMPANY.
slZ 9th ST NV. Main Ssss
Evening star., 1925-08-08
GET OUR APARTMENT
FOR RENT LIST.

oi W N al AN M EN- L
FOR RENT LIST.
GOTHAM, 1e45 CALVERT ST.
fsss soss iss PSRThR FER ST. NV APT as g. 90
3 rooms, sA k,tshen and bath $4,000
soss PoRTERa FORTE as? 81. 0s'e S.R. APT 2o4 90 90
3 rooms kitchen and bath. -. SIS On
2 roo%s ra ki,shsn chez and bath, s7o.oo
rooms. kitchen and bath -. $1,000
rooms sooi s1eSher PosTEs fse sats sr Nv 500 90
room Fss%. Z Esss :ss ssa s:ss s:ss So sssc 50
: rooms Aisses9 sacT sath sss esrh sT NV ss2 90
> - 00 iass asate eoSN. M Ds!h 'svE. NV. soo,so
rooms, ksit; and bath se5 90
l''m. ssa ksshsf SERTos w safs p. NV seS 90
= e0ms sss4 e cENrlEsRd III sRd 81 ss'h NV $3.50
rGfas %asNh Il fs,h i' AsS sHs ssaa1hMosr fs2 SO
I rooms rooms kteh.n k,,chsn .ns .ns Ss.h 5000
! rooms. kitchen and bath . 5000
rcSRs %EsrVisfhWsn rkffhsn spsa s1s BAH NSr s1 10000
! r.. kit. 9. a. recp. hall and b $40 90
r. kit 1sls & 3 vfssoS Etfss 81! Il FnS $3.50
.o0n'' - sl'fas9 isfa oHk saq saFh sTl NV 50. 80
8 rooms, kitchen and bath s62 so
rooms. kitchen and bath. 49,. 5000
r0Gm nArAFhffnrra rstShfn and ssds ssts I'm sr 1890
- 1915 BEEMoST sSS Sf's ST. wv. efeoo
: room 1lsaesn isss PARK AZ oisb Rb NV $40 so
soE sEAfoS.e Afef i5o apq B. 0fsh T. AVE NV 10000
- ri NORTH RI cHPsTTTIoL ST. s'~'0O
rooms. kitchen and bath. $4,000
Fssm: kssssn ssssn and and ssss 1890
Heated Flats.
adsa al31 l5th M Ct. n.w...3rd floor. r. $50 90
ig5s isis }S'n st, D;sIr r and B.. am; $500
and gas fur. :.......-..-. $500
Unheated Flats.
iaas Mass ave t .'e 5 r. (, p am IN i.t sS1 30
) sreoms. kit, and bath. snd io'oo
so R st. n,w.-5 r. and b. 1880
1869 7th i, n. r.v.Eand ado q sr.ab ss.oc ss.oc
b. F. SAUL CO..
925 18th ST. NV Main eIeo.
TIE s4ol pFssH.se' fssss 3,
I room, kitchen. bath: dining alcove: $50.
rooms rooms Kitchen. bath. rec. hall. dining
PEaHAM I,,s SO cogRrs. y
BooSg NE Z "a {A'cEsoN, :; INC,
ioS Main soIsNl sSosI y"
DowNJogssEM.sAsENENT DOW u.s.. ..s s.,s AsAhT q =
"9s's,'' s.,n ,..s ,ss0 sihpaaif.. f..e Omen, = !,
Evening star., 1925-08-08
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

THE BUCHANAN APIS.
Cor. ] 9th and Buchanan sts-2 rooms.
outside porch. kitchen and bath: vacant
Apt. 6. S62 so: Apt 203 s55: Ant. col
$50. w. CARL WYATT. Adams 1891
Evening star., 1925-08-08
1884 COLUMBIA RID.

= Y = y W d \ MI.
Four rooms reception hall and bath first
moor. lnlnlediate possession. Rent $50
second floor front: rooms rece eption hall
and bath. Rent. 500
A. MCNEIL & CO. INC
insurance Bldg. Main 5S44
FOR .CoLoREn-32c9 1Ith ST NV
rms. & bath S45
3029 NJ St nw-5 rm, bath S4b 4
rms bath. S3h.
NJ. 7 RAINE
3cS Investment Bldg Main 1877
Evening star., 1925-08-08
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
fropfipusA

5b3s CONN, AVE-5 ROOMS. BATH. $50
Cal before nm. or before nm. SUNDAY
CULORED-ONE ROOM. KlICHENETTE
private bath Apply 1332 V St NV.
Evening star., 1925-08-08

Front suite . rooms private bath down
town location: newly decorated: S45. Frank
Evening star., 1925-08-08

FAY APARTMENT RATES AND ENJOY
EoTEL COMFORTS AND ADVANTAGES AT
THE HOTEL MARTINIQUE.
Sixteenth st. at M-Maln. 6424.
Convenient location: freproot; rev and
modern charming environment: delightful
cate table d hote service.
Low MONTHLY RATES
Evening star., 1925-08-08

CORDONA, 10th & FLA. AVE.
Five rooms. rec. hall & b.. $500
COYWOOD, 1225 L ST.
Two rooms and bath. .S52. so
l.. w. GROOMES. 14l6 F ST.
Evening star., 1925-08-08
THE woBCRi
THE LOCATION Is IJNsuRPAssEp

THE LOCATION Is UNSURPASSED
The APARTMENTS are modern and we'll ar
ranged. with from one to four large bright.
airy rooms. good kitchens and baths: walls
well seasoned against structural dan,pness
and settlements: everything spotlessly clean
exceptional porches: slightly roof garden: ex-
cellcnt cafe. continuous switchboard and ele-
Evening star., 1925-08-08

Maison Dart, 174l r. |. Ave,
Artist apartments, planned and furnished
~ archltect-oWnsr; Open hreplaces one
and skyllght. One apartment has photo
srenhic laboratory, with skylight connected.
Latin Quarter environment in fashionable
location. Bachelors only. N. 7"4l week
days 10S
Evening star., 1925-08-08
APARTMENTS-UNFURNIsHED

2434 PA. AVE. NV APT. NO. 3-yERY
desirable ant. containing 2 large rooms rec
han. bath and glassed-in porch: $50 80
Evening star., 1925-08-08
1910 MINTWOOD PI,

Large hving-dtning room. very large he'd
room. kitchen. bath, Z closets. porch. All
outside rooms newly decorated and artisti-
calty furnished. or will sell furniture with
lease: references
Main 3075. Adams 6Sa
Evening star., 1925-08-08

2OO6 n ST. NV.
: r. 4 b., large reception hall. Reason
able rent
\. E. RYON CO. INC. 1923 f St NJ $3.50
Evening star., 1925-08-08

1889 BILTNORE ST. INVITE BALTI-
more. > and room apartments for rent
Evening star., 1925-08-08
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

1917 EYE ST. NV.
rooms and bath completely furni nished.
including linen, maid service; $50. Apply
at building to
ais 15tb Sf NJ 1900
Evening star., 1925-08-08

EAST FLORENCE COURTS.
California and Phelps Pl NV.
: rooms. rec. hall and bath. Rent. S55 90
8 rooms and bath Rent ,....... 11o 90
Evening star., 1925-08-08

DowNTowN-SEMLBA APART
ment of rooms and bath. Rent. S45 so
mon'hE @oSo sknnzN, omen.
Main $3.50. 1850 K ST. nv.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-09-04
CASo sENALADo EN- LA HON /.
CoRTE DE DIsTRITo DEL PRT-
MER DIsTRITo DE SAN JUAN,
PUERTO RICO

Para ell dia 8 de setiembre de
1926, las de la mahana, estd
sefialada la exception previa opues,
ia a la demanda ennendada por 81
demandado, en- Ell caso tItuladc
Luisa, Marina, Estela, Leopoldo Jo-
Sc Eulogio, Luz y Jaime vazquez
Prada y Lopez contra Cipriano San
tos, sobre devoluci6n de dinero.
Las parties estan representadas
asi:-el demandante por 81 mismo y
el demandado por su abogado Jose
Martinez Davila.
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Ell Shenandoah.
--- Al
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M--
FL dirigible Sc paftio en- dos. Una
mitad cay0 a terra y la otra Sc
fue volando. En- ambas parties ha-
bfa tripulantes.
Eel Shenandoah" tenfa % perso-
mas bordo. De 6stas han muerto
trece. Sc han salvado %, Faltan G
todavfa.
Uno de los supervivientes del de-
sastre ha sido entreyistado en- Plea
SAINT City, otra de las ciudades que
estan cerca del sitio fatal, por un
Irepresentante de la United Press"
Y este ha manifestado que las trail
cioneras corrientes de viento son
las responsables del accidente, pues
elias drigieron la proa del "She-
nandoah' hacia abajo. Ell esfuerzo
pOr hacerle enderezar ell runbo fue
10 que rompi6 la quilla La parte del
frente cay0 desde la altura en- una
finca cuatro millas al sur de Plea
santa City, y la parte de atras si-
gui6 yolando, impelida por ell vien-
to, con ocho de los tripulantes dem
stro, hasta llegar y un punto diez mi
las distante, cerca de Sharon,
Ohio Milagrosamente ninguno de
los que oeupaban esta seccion del
| Edirigible Sc ha hecho ell menor da-
no,
SegIin este s,lperyiyiente el diri.
Igible empez6 por revolcarse en- Ell
aire Y despues Sc partio producien-
do un ruido enorme. La parte del
frente al eaer bajo dando voltere-
tas, Y tirando los tripulantes en- to-
das direceiones.
La navecilla en- que iba el con
troll fu6 Ia primera que Sc despren-.
dio del tiirigible, dejandolo sin pi-
leto.1y n merced del yiento.
El teniente Henley, quien debido
a la muerte del Comandante Lands
downe Y del Capitdn Hancock ha
tornado el mando del dirigible, pc
sar de estar en- ruinas, ha estable-
eido Ia censura, neednaose a permi
tir que Sc use el nolnbre de las per-
sonas entrevistadas sobre este asun
TO. Por ESQ la United Press no
pnede dar el nombre del supervi
viente
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Estudiantes en-.
Continuation de Ira. pagina)


triunfo, para ir a mendigar un en-
pleo miserable.
81 tai Sc hace es evidente que Sc
comete una injusticia nsanifies-
TIA. Els concebible que esa me-
dida Sc adepte para todos aQue-
Los que empiecen, pero no para los
Que va tocan al fin de tanto esfuer-
20 la realidad del triunfo. Darles
este golpe de gracia en- ell ultimo
momento, cuando escalan los lilti-
mos peldafos, es una injusticia ma
nifesta y nosotros estamos seguros
q<e 81 reconsidera esta medida Sc
compren6era que por 10 menos en-
parte resulta hasta POGO l6gica.
Varios de estos estudiantes no
sahen a que atenerse y escriben en-
demanda de noticias y solicifando
que Sc les haga justicia.
Nosotros confiamos en- que asf Sc
har&.
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La asamblea...
tcontinusciOR &c Ia srs.,

-0l-----~
Elogio los Nacionalistas de Ponce
que son los que mas trabajan por Ell
ideal y en- donde mas ambiente hay
para Ell Nacionalismo. Y presume
que uno de los puntos que Sc ira
taran en- la Asamblea sera la reor-
ganizaci6n del partido, nombrandose
una nueva junta direetiva, cesando
la actual Y de la cual yo formo
parte.
6Que opina I'd. acerca del ma
nifiesto de la Alianza que deia a
las futuras generaciones que resuel-
van ell status dehnitivo de Puerto
RicOP
Es una forma sencilla de evadir
responsibilities. No hay I'M case
en- la Historic semejante a este. 81
Bolivar hubiese pensado en- esa for
ma frente al poder imperial de Fer
nando VII, no gozarfan las rep1bli-
cas- bolivianas de su soberanfa Tam
POGO pensaron asf las trece colonias
de Norte America frente al rey Car
los III.
Nosotros debemos de tratar de
resolver nuestro status para las fu-
turas generaciones demandando de
los Estados Unidos nuestra indepen-
cia inspiradOs en- sus sahias doctri-
mas denocraticas.
6Y sobre la resoluci6n que Sc va
a presentar a la Asamblea adhirien-
dose al plan de la accion latina pa
ia erigir TN monumento en- Paris al
libertador Bolivar, que cree usted?
El Lcdo Acosta velarde ha
dado va q la publicidad, desde las
columnas de Ell MUNDO, um pro
yeeto de resoluci6n a esos fines, que
ha merecido de antemano la compile
ia aprobaci6n de casi todos los ma
cionaistas. LA Asamblea hara suyo
ese proyecto, no cabe la menor du-
da, puesto que Bolivar, genio fun
dador de republicas, nos r1erece to-
GA admiracion como un simbolo re-
dentorista de las causas libertarias
1Qus opina I'd. del 1lamamien-
to que le han hecho en- Buenos Al
res al Lcdo. Jose Coll Y Cuchf
Elsa pregunta La agradezco en-
extreme Y Sc la contestaria 70 de
este mode. GPor que Sc le ha llama
do? Pues por su obra de naciora-
nslno. De modo que podriamos de-
cir, que Ell Nacionalismo portorr1-
queho Sc hace Dir fuera de nuestaa
isla, Y que el nombre de Pepe Coll
y Cuchi, suena triunfalmente, roma
Ell de Jose de Diego en- Ell seno de
la America Espanola.
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BAsTA DE TCsER

La tos causa calenturas, canEancio de
la garganta y de los pulmores y es causa
de pulmonfa = de otras graves enferme-
dades. Cuanto mas pronto Quitemos Ia
tos tanto mas pronto nos sentimos alivia
dos y pasamos noches mas reposadas.
FL Jarabe Leonardo para la Tos alivia y
calnla las gargantas inlamadas toscas,
hace emitir las flemas sin molestia es
fuerzo, protege los pulmones, Y alicia las
eausas de la enfermedad. iAtentos Ia
p-imera tos! Procdrense en- Ia botica una
hotella de Jarabe Leonardo para la Tos
lCreosetado.) EXcelente en- easos de tos,
refriados, influenza, coqueluche, tos fe-
gurO. Advt.
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entire ocho Y catorce amos de edad.
No Sc estableeeran escuelas rura-
les en- centros urbanos.
D.-Escuelas Rurales. #
Sc llama otra vez vuestra aten-
ci6n hacia Ia posibilidad de que los
maestrOs rurales cooperen en- la di
recei6n No solo deben los naes-
tros rurales ensedar agricultural,
sino que deben cooperar en- Ia cam.
pana general para Ia sienbra de
productosa al1menticios. I'll comi-
sionado dc Educaci6n considera al
maestro rural ell hder de toda cam
pana constructive en- los .Earrios.
Trabajo de la Cruz Roja.-Los
resultados del trabajo de la Cruz
Roja Juvenil ell ano 1ltimo fueron
muy satisfactcrios. Sc espera que
el trabajo este afio Sc continuara
con el mismo entusiasmo que Ell
afo anterior.
Sinceramente vuestro,
JuaE B. HUyKE.
! Comisionado de Educaci6n
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la apHtu a..

Continuation de la Bra. pag)
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NO HAY NOTICIAs DEL Pm L
SAN FRANCISCO, setiembre 8
Omitted Press) ).-Aun no Sc han
recibido noticias del Pm ], el hidro
plano que sali0 desde esta ciudad
para Hawai-. Los dos que lie Than
acompafar fracasaron, uno antes
de emprender el viaje el otro
apenas emprendido. Sc dice que la
facilidad con que ell Pm 8 Sc vir0
en- la bahia de San Francisco illus
ira como puede haberse yirado ell
Pm 1 en- alta mar.
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nnmero de alumnos debe ser apro-
ximadamente Gle 25.
En- la organization de los gra-
dos en- las escuelas de continua-
cion los inspectores de escuelas de-
ben considerar como alumnos bo-
ma fide a todos aquellos que est6n
dispuestos para comprar los hbros
de texto.
Ningdn alumno ser$ adnitido a
una escuela de continuation a1ltes
de que haya comprado los 'ibros
requeridos para ell grado, sieDlpre
Que esos ibros esten la venta.
Ninglin grado de las escuelas ur
banas elementales sera organiza-
Go con doble matrfcula bajo min
gun concepto.
Bajo ningunas CIRCUMSTANCES Sc
admitiran mas de so alumnos a
una clase. Yea ell Parrafo las de
la Ley Escolar.
En- todos aquellos casos donde
haya mas solicitudes de admission
que la capacidad concedida, una
hsta de turno Sc estab1ecera y los
padres seran avisados .cuando :cu
rran vacantes. No obstante, no 81
adnitiran nuevos alumnos de pri
mer grado antes de que SO hays
provistO acomodo para los grades
altos y para los alumnos dc pri
mer grado del aflo tltimo.. f. Fl
Ala admission de snuevos alumHafF Fuia 8
primer gradoe 'debevdarse prsfeEen
cia a todos aquellos que estea de'
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