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The Omaha morning bee., 1925-04-05
KAPLAN TO SIGN
FOR MASCART GO

New York, April 4.-According TO
reports In circulation. Louis (kidl
Kaplan, Meriden. Cam. and Edouard
Mascart of France will sign articles
today, calling for them to meet on
May for the featherweight cham.
pionship of the world. Kaplan won
the recent tournament sponsored by
the New York commission and Is
recognized In some states as the
worlds champion. Mascart Is feath.
erweight champion OF Europe.
The Omaha morning bee., 1925-04-05
Mandcll Wins With Ease.

Madison, Wis. April S-SaA'h Ny
Mandell. Rockford. III. ehalepeer ''r
the lightweight title. slashed Jes Sc
Ian OF Milwaukee 10 ribbons taef
lo-round bout here touisht. Manas B.
took nine rounds hv decisive man
Stelaf received two severe NQ.s
his face in the opening ronna
only hts ability to take puaisan
saved him from a Knockout
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Will Decide Date and
Place of Golf Tourney

The date and place OF the annual
Nebraska state golf tournament VIII
be decided next Tuesday when MEM
bers of the association hold their an
nual meeting In Lincoln.
The state golf tourney was held In
Lincoln last year. but Omaha Is ex-
pected to land the tournament this
season.
Blaine Young. Omaha Field club.
and former state golf champion, Will
attend the meeting.
The Omaha morning bee., 1925-04-05

with Houston. Lenahan, a player
who is as versatile as his boss,
pitched for the last three innings and
their combined eurving efforts were
effective enough 10 win, to 6, from
the Texas leaguers.
The Omaha morning bee., 1925-04-05
Cutler Wins Net Match.

noston. April s.-'Hogcr w Cutler
Of the Tennis and Racquet club. to.
day defeated w. G, Wright Of rhila.
delphia, IN the final round of The VA
tional eouri tennis singles At the Ten.
mis- and RACQUET club. %. 4 g, c.. J,
TO Nebraskas winning.
The Omaha morning bee., 1925-04-05
Various Clubs
Getting Greens
in Good Shape
Fairways in Good Condition
at Most of Courses; Large
Crowd at Field Club
Saturday.

MAlIA golfers az
pre- p ari n & 10
make their an
nual spring iu-
va sion a & a inst
Old Man Bogey
at the Omaha
private and mn
n i ci y a goli
courses.
W It hZg golfine
weather here r.
stay, the profes
sionals and care
takers at the
clubs have been
working overtime
to get the links
The Omaha morning bee., 1925-04-05
Dempsey Chances Fighting Remote Says Kas En- Route to Caon
Golfers Prepare for Busy Season Over Muny and Private Links
CATCHING; s; EN- IN. ~ )
on the Flu r. 'RRgj55EyS3:!sa&

The Japda Funeral Homo will present
the following lineup this ~. sftsrno9nn n as
in' team at kiysrview park, carl Baehmq,s1. s3a,s
Manager Stanesic' shortstop: Kralleek
Tssond bsss Fsa fl
Ferris and Bates. pitchers.
JOHNNY Rosenblatt. outfielder and cas. as
Kaiman Insurance Agency team OF Inc
Junior Omaha league. may play with the
Tech High ball team.
Leo Konecky. formerly with the Omaha
Sporting Goods team and last wear men1-
Der OF the Iowa Uni freshman team. has
been working out with the Moodmen ..
the World nine the last week
Frank Jacobs. the ''oId silver fox" Of
% again ma9ass
5f the old-timers of amateur baseball
having served for .5 5, several a,ral years as mem
Harry Manley. with the Paxton. Bll-
hnriing for the Saunders Drive-It Your
self team of the Metro league.
Frank Jsnda. hacker of the Janda
Funeral Home team. Is one Of Omaha =
played In the days when the infieiders
didn't wear gloves and masks. and pro-
tectors were never heard of by eatehers.
Harry Tracy. member Of the Creighton
football squad. Is ball player OF unusn-
al ability. The Woodmen of tho World
are after the services Of this athlete
hut Tracey intends to go home for the
summer vacation.
Sprague. n newcomer to amateur ball.
will cover corner ?, for the Knights oil
Columbus team
BILL Farley. with the Omaha Sporting
Goods last season. will hurl EN- over the
pan for the Sam Elias this season.
hurler with plenty of stuff. Is one Of
the new additions to the hurting staff
OF the Jsnda Funeral Home. Mcguire
afternoon against the e. Il. & @ team.
According 10 the advance dope this Nc
CURE person will set the Southern league
on fire
The Omaha morning bee., 1925-04-05
Criggggs Sacrifice
In Ninth Beats
Houston Club
Burch and Lenahan Hurl Buf.
faloes TO TO Victory
Over Texas League
Team.


} : = i ~ N, 1 eX. ,
April 4. - Fa gan
Burch, owner OF
the ha Buffa-
loes and at one
time a pitcher Of
parts in these
parts. shed his
regal raiment of
magnathood and
do'nned n uniform
Saturday and for
six innings occu-
pied the mound
for his hirelings
In their game
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rational indoor championship in
singles. He defeated Fred Anderson.
good second rater, in the final
round, 3-6, 6-3, 6-4 and 60, and with.
out so much as working up a respec-
table lather. achieved an honor that
only the immortal ii. L. Doherty
could attain.
The great Englishman won our ma.
tional outdoor title in 1903, but since
then few Invaders have ventured as
far as the final round and none be.
yond.
There were no Tildens, no Nc
Iaughlins and Johnstons, however.
to stand between Borotra and his al.
most inevitable triumph in the tour.
ney just concluded. The field was
even more mediocre than the usual
run for the indoor event, and Boro-
ira, 1924 Wimbledon winner. could
hardly go wrong.
The scores follow:
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Naval Athletes to Compete
for Titles at San Francisco

San Pedro. Cal. April 3.-Athletic
championship of the United States
navy for titles which will go to crews
of individual boats, and inter.fleet
athletic rivalries. will be decided this
spring at San Francisco and In Ha-
waiian waters.
The 1925 baseball schedule will be
played at San Francisco. for which
port the fleet sailed today. Boxing
wrestling. tug-of-war and rowing and
sailing races will be staged at Hawaii.
Who worries sleeps not and who
IL L. al
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/ l1AGo. April =.
Jack Dempsey $
prospects of find
ing fight employ
m e n [ ar e no
brighter, as the
result of Jack
kearns' e Xc ur-
sion into the
east. than they
were before the
champions man.
a ger left Los An
geles.
Such was the
information hand
ed out by kearns
today. while he
The Omaha morning bee., 1925-04-05
Yank Racqueters Lose.

London. April 3.-1n the last match
of their English tour the American
squash racquet players were defeated
by the Royal Automobile club team,
four matches to. none.
The Omaha morning bee., 1925-04-05
LES RAMEAUX PAYS
HACKERS, 215 TO |

Paris. April s.-Les Rameaux, a 3.
year.old maiden colt. today won the
second race at the Maisons La Fitte
track at the record odds of 2l5 to
In the grandstand and paddock pari.
mutuels.
The Omaha morning bee., 1925-04-05
Jean BOrOta
Wins Yankee
Tennis Honors
Frenchman Defeats Fred An
derson for National
Indoor Tennis
Title.
by DAVIS j. WALSH.

IL w \ y X IL !,
April 4. A n
American tennis
title became the
exclusive prop
erty OF a for.
eigner for the
first time In a
m a t t e + of % . .
years this after
noon, when Jean n
b o ro t ira, a
Frenchman, who
first saw the
light of day in
the provincial
atmosphere Of a
b a 8 q Il e home
stead, won the
The Omaha morning bee., 1925-04-05
IUUdndYA
RoSuIEsE

Ninth rsves Mile ard fafaanss
etdS grd up purse sRfn5
koNArs, rs lNnnksrAeiA -. 81
sursight - tNerfensefA
Nlkt Jack. iol tSchSefefA
Time cs haiu snd NeHhs VHas
ran
Tenth rave, Nile eaa a faf5ans
Nlds ard M nuf<e Ske1s
Nts~ Prosperity lex il,iltA - p ta
NeoceriA ie> t1ahnsssHA .#4zzsas
An'tfo. me tNeNuEAA
firar - Nensta fHaHsa- aaHE
kAni Nebraska lad Asnnks Aass f.a
The Omaha morning bee., 1925-04-05
The box score:
OMAHA.

Two-base hits: Peel. McCurdy, BenKe.
Meyers. Three-base hits; Boggess. wilder.
McCurdy, Fuller. Home run: Griggs.
stolen bases Saes. Grigxs. Double plays:
Benge to Kane 10 Gainer: Burch to Mon
roe to Grlggs; Fuller to Kane to Gainer
BenEe. /; off Burch. 3: eff wInkler. !;
off Lenahap, 2. Struck out: BY Benge.
3; by Bureh. 4: by WlBkler, 2; by lena
han. 3. Innings pitched: BY BeDge.. D.,
by Burch. o. Hits: Off Beings and
runs; off Burch. 10 and runs. Wild
Witches: Burch. Winkler. Lenahan iseff
on ba ses; Omaha. o; Houston. 9. Umpire
Esfill. Time: 2:05.
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The following shot 200 scores or bet
ter Friday night in the Gate city league
on the Omaha Recreation Parlor alleys.
childs. e0I and col; Baum, 2it; carp,
2o7, prannian. 2o2 and 200; Bleemerri
Koran. Goa; Looney, 2oi: Franci 1885,
Cooper, col; Clark sii and 2i2. zlmmer-
man. 2ss and 22s. o. Olson. seJ; J,
Jarosh. 2t2 and 2i2; Al Mayer, 2o5 and
s15. Miller. 222
The Omaha morning bee., 1925-04-05

Springs out OF first place in the Ladies
Metropolitan Bowling league. The stan
tons won, SO. and lost IS, for 4 per
centage OF cas-. The De Luxe Bed
Springs won 80 and lost 20 for a per-
centage OF $50. The Huffs were third
With a percentage OF COS, and tho Mon
sons fourth with SIS.
The Omaha morning bee., 1925-04-05

headquarters is OF the opinion that IL VIII
he a great day for the fellows from the
agency and the Baseball Headauarters
team ciasl These teams are members Of
the Junior Omaha league.
The Omaha morning bee., 1925-04-05

Nadine Thompson leads the lady bowl
ers rolling in the Ladies Metropollt ltan
Bowling league with the high individual
average Of 1877. Mrs. HUFF Is second with
1G4, and Mrs. Thoendel third with I6I.
The Omaha morning bee., 1925-04-05

In Red" Tucker, Hal Redden and Al
Tolllver, Manager Barth of the Guaran-
tees has three of the best infielders IN
amateur circles.
The Omaha morning bee., 1925-04-05

Manager Teddy Neat Of the Polish Ath-
letie club has the following: lehre. Ho-
man Sempack, kuwalk, Felepowski.
Stoinski. Neat, Chrisman klnza. kanoski
and Terry.
The Omaha morning bee., 1925-04-05

Just what chance Max has for rein
statement we do not know. Last season
this player was reinststed frum serving
"A two-year suspension when he faithfully
promised not TO play out of town ball.
For half OF the season he lived Up TO the
promise and then left to twirl a game Tor
a snall-town team close Omaha Il
was at this time that he received The lie
dIkbarrmeut.
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tees has three OF the pest lhiieiaefs IN
Manager Teddy veat Of the Polish Ath-
letie club has the following. Iehre. Ho-
man. Sempack. Kuwalik, Felepowski.
stolinski. Veat, chrisman, kluza, kanoski
and Terry.
Bob" Koran. manager OF tho Carter
Lake club Of the Metropolitan league,
nsa fracts on "I Postiewait. Killer. Meier, smith.
Dygert and Masters.
"Pepper" Grogan. shortstop. and Hap
J ordan. left fielder OF the {. h. Q.
team, have passed up opportunities TO
play with Metro teams In t~~er TO remain
with the railroaders
Louis Moravcc, who caused rumpus
in amateur circles by signing two CON CON
dry This is the team that originally OBJ
tanned his first contract.
A funny thing about this Morayec deal.
When Manager I.ehr Of the Laundry sen
discovered that the southpaw first saeksa ,a
had signed two contracts he made tne
statement that under no conditions would
Moravec be allowed to play with the
Moravee has now expressed himself and
wants to play with the clothes cleaners.
Johnny Braniff, strikeout king Of ANA
teur circles. Will again be seen on the
mound for the c. y & Q.s OF the AmeriI
can league, Braniff turned down several
The Omaha National Banks Of the
Greater Omaha league have the following
under contract; Reck. Mortensen. brown,
Hawkins O'Ne;l, Noonan, King and Klein.
Nuny umpires will have chance to
rag their fellow jumps this season.
The umpires will have team in the new
Commercial Twilight league. And woe be
unto the fellow plate duster should ne can
a bad one on his fellow mates.
"Chuck" Parsley, last year member
OF the Kemper Military Academy team,
will do the backstopping for the Guaran-
tees this season.
The c. Is. as. champions Of the
American league last season. VIII play q
uraetice game this afternoon with the
landa Funeral Home Of the Southern
league at Riverview park at 3:3o
Johnny Brandt. left fielder for the
Drive ft-Yourself team OF the 0etropoli.
tan league, possesses one OF the pest
throwing arms in amateur circles. Johr
pitches and makes use Of his unusua
amount OF speed.
The American Business College ot the
JuniaE Omaha league has the 1oiloWlhs
men under contract. Funk. Larsen, Jour
dan Semerad. Bans. Nicholas. Jaeop~
Babich and English
"BIII" Mayley. IA newcomer To amateur
ball has signed with the Russell Sport
Ins Goods company OF the American
The Omaha morning bee., 1925-04-05

leo Barar. third sacker for the Janda
Fun .ral home will captain the I'm bfam :
sr'sa nine this season Bazaar has lots OF
experience and doubt viii be great
help 10 the nine in his new capacity.
The Omaha morning bee., 1925-04-05

Jimmy Paul and the two members OF
the nobility. Earls Fitch and Peterson
viii grab the hlgh ones m the outer
berths TO- the Guarantee Lies sof tie
Greater Omaha league.
The Omaha morning bee., 1925-04-05

Johnny Rosenblatt. outfielder. and Cas-
sissiopo, pitcher both members OF the
Kaiman Insurance Agency team OF The
Junior Omaha league. may play with the
Tech High ball team.
The Omaha morning bee., 1925-04-05

The Kinney Shoes cinched the first
place In the Gate city bowling league
Friday night on tho Omaha Recreation
parlor alexis by winning three straight
games from the Overland Pioneer Cord
Tires.
The Omaha morning bee., 1925-04-05

Leo Prrdirtr. catcher. Heck
Hubatka and Forman, outfielders, and
'Shag" Mcclure. pitcher. are new faces
TO be seen in the lineup OF the Janda
Funeral home.
The Omaha morning bee., 1925-04-05

Fred tMartyD hruk. outfitlaff Win the
Murphy Did-Its last season. may be seen
in a Drive-It-Yourself uniform this sea
son. should krug sign With the auto
livery and Manager Williams would use
him along with Drexel and Brandt the
I3rive-Its would have OF the fastest
trio OF fly chasers in this part Of the
country.
The Omaha morning bee., 1925-04-05

The Frost Batteries of the American
que still need players. Any one VISA
ing 10 try out with the battery team
should see Manager Weninger at the bail
grounds at East Eimwood at ss5e this
afternoon.
The Omaha morning bee., 1925-04-05

Rudy" GrosSmsn. pitcher and Thomp-
son an infielder both with the Gibson
Rambiers last season. have tied UP with
the Baseball Headquarters for this SEA
sou.
The Omaha morning bee., 1925-04-05

Emil Schneider OF the Schneider Elee-
tries Of the Metropolitan league, has sex-
eral dark horse finds whom he expects 10
The Omaha morning bee., 1925-04-05

Ray Maxwell amateur ball player. who
Is suspended for life from the amateur
for reinstatement soon. We are told that
Maxwell who is good pitcher. must not
hurl any ball games outside Of Omaha
his season This comamnd has been
hurled al Ray bv his father who i also
his employer Should Maxwell fail 10
need the wishes OF his parent he viii lose
his job.
The Omaha morning bee., 1925-04-05

Nineteen men took part In the initial
practise held by the c. B. z. team last
sunday Manager Hubatka expects TO be
BILE to mold another championship Zine
out OF his material
The Omaha morning bee., 1925-04-05

Tires.
Entries will close April for the Dad"
Huntington handicap Tournament TO be
held on the Omaha Recreation farlof
alleys April II, Is and ~.
Huntington will employ handicap
system ~ his own which VIII place all
the contestants on an even basis.
Mrs. Conrad bowlcd three consistent
games Of 200. goo and 202 on the omaha
Hecretnion pHrlDr alleys last week fof a
high three game total of 6o2.
The Independents and the Murphy MD
fts won games IN the Gate city league
Friday.
Kennedy had high three-gnme total In
The South Omaha Merchants league win
kgn pins tnmhled Stahmer Waa second
With ba2 aud Bentley thord with $50,
The annual banquet OF the Gate city
bowling league will be held nj the EikH
club April Il.
The following 600 scores better in
the Gate city league Friday nighl NeN
Htrom, s2a. FrRnci. 6tg, Zimmerman es2
J. Jarosh. eoa.
The Manning tIal howiing alleys have
flied entry blanks fnr thfne sets nf
doubles and six srtn ~ Singles in the
Dad Huntington handicap tourney
which Will be neid nt the omaha NertcAs
ton rarlof Alleas. Aptn ~ " and ~.
Huntington expects TO have 80 entrants
In the meet
The Omaha morning bee., 1925-04-05

Bob" Koran. manager of tho Carter
Lake club Of the Metropolitan league,
has 10 date turned in six signed con
tracts on Postewsit KILLER. Meier Smith,
Dygert and Masters
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ullamp unable
to Get in Shape
Before Autumn
Iitleholder's Manager Knows
Little of Jack Curley's Syn
dicate Offer; Talks
With Fitzsimmons.
BY WARREN BROWN.

i4ICAGO. April 4.
The Omaha morning bee., 1925-04-05
@ac@
TIA JUANA.

Second race: Mile and 10 Yards: purse
!. .nn. A-Year- oha and up. claiming:
The Omaha morning bee., 1925-04-05

Who worries sleeps not and
sleeps not is Ill.
The Omaha morning bee., 1925-04-05

Jimmy Moore. veteran southpaw hurier
with the Wuodmen and the StaRdard
Laundry last season, has tied his sigma
tare 10 an Overland Tire contract The
Overland Tircs are members Of the GREAT
er Omaha Saturday league
The Omaha morning bee., 1925-04-05

"BIII' Mayley. "a newcomer To amateur
ball has signed with the Russell sport
IN. Goods company OF the American
league
The Omaha morning bee., 1925-04-05

"Jisrs" sehupp, fast autfieider with
The dihson RRmhlsrs last season. Nlll
aEaln EIah llN ban. fnr The Ramhlers
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-08-11

DE LA. INIyERSIDAD DE
PUERTO RICO.
CoNFERENCIA CIENTIFICA

d
Este verano hefnos tenido la bril-
lIante oportunidad de or Ia autori-
zada palabra dc distinguidas per-
|sonalidades, elSpaIs sobre tenfas
altamente. interesantes, predominant
do los de Historic Civilizaci6n de
IHspano-AmGrica. Artrs .Plasticas,
4lrtes 1ndustriales, Fundaci0n de
san Juan Y algunos -sobre pintura,
literature Y. arte sen general
Hubiera quedado Incomplete ell
ciclo de .eonferencias, 81 el Director
Social, sr Jose sGneits no hubie-
Sc invitadossa "A als1in cientffico de
pfestigio, f1ablar sobre pn tema
basado en- c,salquier rama de la
eiencia, y ell viernes por la noche
|tsTimos el inesperado priyilegio dc
asistir a una anlena e iitferesante
|conferencia ilusErada con vistas es-
tereoscopicas. que sobre Hygiene oral
.dieron los eonoeiaos doctores Her
nandez GarcTa.
El Dr., Jose Hernandez Gutierrez
que ademds de llevar la mas al
ia y plausible perfection su prac-
tica professional sabe tambi6n Sc
gulr paso paso todo el movimien-
to tnoderno de .su ciencia al traves
de la inmensa cantidad de litera-
tltra que sc publica en- Estados Uni
dos prob6 que es un hondo conoce-
dor de la Inateria que aInena i SEN
eillamente expuso ante .el. andito-
rio. Explic6, por medic de interesan-
tes clises Ia anatoinfa de los diem
tes y algunas consideraciones pato-
Ildgicas de Ia denfadura.
| No nienos anezade estas lfdes
del pensamiento, el prestigioso DR.
Francisco Garcia, iesarroll6 con
suma habilidad la segunda parte
del prograna demostrando la in
TINA relacion que existe entire 81
dentista Y el maestro. exponien-
do con datos incontrovertibles Ia
| Iprimordial importaneia professional
Gle los que Sc especializan en- esta
rama de la medicinal.
No cs la primera vez que ofmos
de este diestro experto del cato y
del inlay, que por sus mtritos
mdiseutiblcs fue catedratico en- la
misma uniyersldad que le otorg0
| sns titulos. No hace mucho dist6
una brillante eonfereneia ante Ia
Asaciacion dc Dentistas de Puerto
Rico. que "a su vez To- eIigl6 re-.
presentante a In gran Convention
International de Dentistas que I'M
de- eelebrarse en- los Estados lii-i
dos el mes de agesto de 1926
La historic ilustrada de John
Don't Care" gust6 mucho asi como
tambi6n las dtiies explicacienes dc
ambos doctores. Ia conferencia
pues fue un exito y por 10 tanto
felicitamos calurosamente tan dis
/ tinglidos intelectuales.
.CORREsPONSAL.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-08-11
DIyERGENCIAS DE
CRITERIO

A0n cuando la Camara,- Zen su
lmensa mageria, estabazdispues-
a aeeptar el infoglne del comita
G confereneias hqbia eiertas di-
|ergencias de criterio ep cuanto
Ia convenieneia de suprinir j
II eiertas pagtidas. Por ejemplo,
arios Representatives. nos uiafIifes-
|aro1l aver tarde que no podi8n
|ceptar la SUPPRESSION de los masss
pos de agricultural que ha reali.
ado el conlite de confeipnrias. Es-
|aS pequeiios detalles =; bran dalo
|aes naargea eiersa discussion,
lparte de 10 cue pueda haber Dir
|lo la nayorfa..
|L0 QUE. NOS DTCEN ALGU-
NOS REPRESENTATIVES
Ef representante por Ponce. LIZ
|enciado don Luis Sotofnayor, a
|uien interfpgamos en- cuanto q
b fecha en- que podrfa terminar
strahajo legislative Sc expres6
b los siguientes tsrminos; ''Mu-
|ho me teno que aun no podamos
eFninar q pfoximo domingo. I'd.
|abe que el solo trabaio de en-
|clar las leyes aprobadas y PEN
|lenfes de firrna seE llsva yarios
/ las. = .s. !
El representative sefi0F Cu1npia-
Ee, no ohstante, eA eontestaeien
Ia misma preganta nos dijo;
Esperamos terminar ell proximc
iernes y. creo que 10 conseguire-
pos. Ne parece que va es tempo
|e terminar.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-08-11
LAsLUZ EN- H CAOS.

Todos los profetas que na
habido desde Mahoma y Con-
fllsio hasta ,lluestros dias, han
ffacasado flidosamente.
Los Que vaticinaban una
paz idiiica y paraesisiaca a la
terF11inac.6n de Ia graf gue-a
rra Ettfopea, Sc equivocaroh
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
, Efmundo vuelve a arder pon
los ctFatro costados: Los Bal.
kanes por uF1 lado con su Sc
fniIIero de oiios & intfieas; Ia
China pof otro, con sus gue-.
rfas intestinas Y su odio al
extranjero; ell bolchevikfsmo
como I'm enofrne puipo de in
terminates tentacuIos, exten-
diendo pof ell n1undo sus doc
ttilias destructofas, hacen que
LA tan esperada paz sea un
sueio.
Et mundc es un verdadero
cAOS, y de este vCaos FL
cORTE lNCLES, que es como
a lnodo de una Iifiterna tIiagi-
ca, briila con Ell espiehdof de
su propia farna. que es su luz.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-08-11
La 1'ANARA TIENE UN
BODER ESPECIAL

Como materia de information
Iebemos decir que Ia Camara en-
stos momentos tiene un poder
enenso, pues cuando asf 10 crea
onveniente puede anunciarle al
senado Que ha terminado sus ira
,ajos con 10 cual yendrfa la ter
liiaacion inevitable de la pfeseIite
esion legislative.
Z precisamente varios1 reprc-
entantes, en- vista de que el Sc
ado no lie da curse a sus pro-
-ectos. han pensada seriafnente
ii9s plantear esta question en- e1
silo de la gCanaara. .s