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Arizona state miner., 1925-10-03

ton. The top ruffle is not especially
full and each succeeding rufle be-
comes fuller to give the effect of a
blossoming rose.
Many other frocks denoting flowers
mingle with the beaded and figured
chiffons Of the ballroom. One of the
most unusual is the chrysanthemum
frock designed of yellow georgette. It's
skirt portion which begins below the
hip line is made of five layers of pi-
cot-edged tabs of half-inch width. The
shoulder corsage which is worn in the
rear, is one large chrysanthemum made
Of picoted tabs Of georgette. One of
the newest places to wear the cor
sage, by the way, Is at the rear of
ones shoulder.
Arizona state miner., 1925-10-03
Cotton Stockings Now
Paris Fashion Leader

Cotton stockings have returned
And the return has created a sensation
in Paris. For, be it understood, these
are not just ordinary cotton stockings.
They are a glorious and extremely ex-
pensive article, and more expensive
than all but the very sheerest silk
ones. They are, too, inevitably, in
beige. Every conceivable shade OF
beige, from deep coffee to palest cham
pagne. These stockings take the dye
beautifully in the first place, and re-
tain their color well. They are spe-
cialIy designed for what the Parish
enne calls '1e footing" and are worn
in the morning and even in the after
noon with tailored dresses.
Very thin, and marvelously soft, it
is the clocks that are most striking.
They are in wide openwork, six or
eight rows of it, and often ornamented
with flat, smooth edition Of the old
French knot. Some have minute flow
ers embroidered up the sides instead
baby rosebuds, or forget-me-nots, or
violets, in their proper colors.
Arizona state miner., 1925-10-03
Dark, Rich Tone Is Sched-
uled to Appear in Stylish
Autumn Garb.

The new bordeaux red-a very
dark, rich tone-will appear in many
smart costumes for early autumn, and
1t Is singularly striking without being
so obvious as to be barred from the
ranks of the practical, says d Paris
fashion correspondent in the New
York Herald-Tribune. Premet has a
Eew ensemble that makes use Of this
beautiful color and features the Pre-
met line for the season. The dress is
Of bordeaux red faille with long,
rather loose sleeves and q straight
skirt plated in back. The trimming
on this dress consists of a double band
of two-inch grosgrain ribbon, slightly
lighter in tone, that is attached at the
center front of the round neck and
extends down to the waistline, where
1t passes beneath a cluster Of flat flor
al motifs with embroidered edges that
are cut from the silk. These motifs
extend almost TO the bottom of the
skirt IN two loose ends. Over this is
worn a coat of red kasha matte with q
band scarf collar that ties in the cen
ter front in little bow. There are
bands of the material across the tops
OF the shoulders, and the skirt of the
coat is cut circularly from the waist
line at the sides and recedes in V in
back to within ten inches of the hem
line. The sleeves are long and quite
tight
Autumn will bring out many sports
coats and simple suits Of the novelty
materials that are so new and so
smart. O'Rossen is showing suits Of
these materials with full length coats
that flare from the waistline at the
sides. The flare is created by means
of insets of the patterned m terials,
very scanty godets with the pattern
running in reverse direction to the
Arizona state miner., 1925-10-03
Many Put in Work
on Bamboo Carving

When you gaze upon beautiful
piece of bamboo carving, which is to
be seen generally in the Oriental sec
tiOns of the museums, you are behold
ing the work not of one man but of
many. Each workman has his spe-
cialty and when he does his share of
work he passes the piece over to an
other, who does that part which he is
especially trained for. The man who
does the Chinese characters does
nothing else. Another does mountain
scenery and If there are any animals
introduced into the landscape they are
cut by another, while portraits are
taken care of by workman who does
no other kind Of work. Before the
work is laid out, the surface of the
bamboo is treated by rubbing process
which proceeds with the aid of a
brick of fine clay and the operation
takes place under water. After it is
carefully dried it is turned over to the
artist who marks out the design from
one workman to another as indicated
above
Arizona state miner., 1925-10-03
Houu to Replant Vines

The Department of Agriculture says
that grapevines which are ten years
old may be replanted the same way
that a vine year old can be replant-
ed. Dig out three our four Of the
larger stems with quite bit of soil ad-
herring. Cut back to the main stem,
practically leaving only few buds on
the cane to develop new growth. Do
not allow the vine to produce fruit IN
til it Is thoroughly established.
Arizona state miner., 1925-10-03

in seasoned flour. If the rabbits are
at all tough, parboil them before roll
ing them in flour. Put into a deep iron
kettle with an iron cover, add a slice
Of fat salt pork and try out the fat;
cook slowly, tightly covered. If the
meat becomes dry add tablespoonful
of water occasionally, just to keep it
from burning. Chicken, duck, or
game of any kind may be cooked in
this way and is always tender, we'll
favored and moist The iron kettle
and cover keep in all the juices
Stewed Chicken With Oyster Sauce.
Wash a pint of oysters, using one
fourth of a cupful Of cold water. Re-
serve the liquor; heat, strain, add the
oysters and cook until plump. Re-
move the oysters and make a sauce Of
one-fourth of a cupful Of butter, one
fourth cupful of flour, the oyster
liquor and one cupful of chicken stock.
Bring to the boiling point, add the
oysters, season we'll and serve hot, at
once, with stewed chicken.
Mushrooms la Newburg.-Remove
the stems and peel the caps from a
pound of fresh mushrooms. Cut into
small pieces. From the peeling and
stems covered with cold water and sim,
mered make a fourth of a cupful OF
stock. Put the mushrooms into double
boiler, with a tablespoonful of butter,
and cook for five minutes; now set
over hot water and add one cupful of
thin cream. Drain off the cream
after it has cooked with the mush-
rooms, thicken with two tablespoon
fuls each Of flour and butter and cook
until smooth; add two beaten eggs
the mushrooms, the stock, a dash OF
salt and cayenne and a tablespoonful
Of fruit juice or apple jelly.
Stuffed Figs.-Mash cream cheese
and moisten with thick cream and
season highly with salt and cayenne
/ Make into balls three-fourths of an
inch in diameter Wash and dry the
figs. make an incision in the side OF
each and stuff with the cheese balls
Cabbage Saad.-Shred o hard head
of cabbage and drop into cold water
to crisp and chill. At serving time
add thick cream to moisten, sugar, a
bit of salt and a dash of vinegar. II
sour cream is used very little or no
vinegar will be needed.
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Arizona state miner., 1925-10-03
How Car7phor Is AEade

AS q perfume camphor has been
valued by the Chinese for centuries.
Originally obtained from gum depos-
it's it is now extracted from the wood
itself, which, after being sawed
through, is reduced to chips and heat
ed in a still.
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to our diet.
Pot Roasted Rabbit
Dress and clean two rab-
bits and disjoint them in
serving-sized lie C e S.
Cover with cold water to
which a tablespoonful Of
salt and one Of vinegar
have been added and let
stand everal hours.
Drain, wipe dry and roll
Arizona state miner., 1925-10-03
New Shade of Green

A new and f1attering shade of green
called peppermint green is particular
ly successful when chosen in smart
hats of velours which feature the side
roll of the brim and the low, round
crown.
Arizona state miner., 1925-10-03
The KITCHEN
CABINET
tel 1926. Western Newspaper UnionD

Wistful we are in our infirmity
OF childish questioning and discon-
tent,
Whatever befalls US is divinely
meant,
Thou truth, the clearer for thy mys-
terry?
Make us to meet what is or Is to be
With fervid welcome. knowing it is
sent
To serve US in some way full excel
lent,
Though we discern it all belatedly.
Riley.
Arizona state miner., 1925-10-03
TELEGRAPH SCHOOL
S14S IN %22S Mou+hlu

$145 to $225 Monthly.
Learn Telegraphy Great opportunities Clean
easy work. Positions secured Earn while YOU
learn, Hundreds of graduates Oldest and best
school Write for free catalogue American
Arizona state miner., 1925-10-03

The trim little jumper suit is a
headiner on the fall fashion program.
They are sometimes of silk and gor
geousIy coIored metal cloth, but type
much in favor is this jersey tunic and
silk skirt.
Arizona state miner., 1925-10-03
FIXTURES


For Estimates on Bank Store, Church Fixtures
Show Cases and Cabinet Work. Write
Salt Lake Cabinet & Fixture Co.
80 Richards Street Salt Lake City, Utah
Arizona state miner., 1925-10-03

delight, and gr1ddle
cakes will now be popu-
lar. One way to use up
leftover bread is to
cover it with water and
let stand until we'll
soaked, then squeeze
dry, cover with sour
milk and let stand over
night. In the morning
add soda, egg, flour to
make a batter. and cook
Arizona state miner., 1925-10-03
GOOD THINGS WE LIKE

This is the time of the year when
chilly mornings make hot waffle
Arizona state miner., 1925-10-03
BARBER COLLEGES

(Nr~~OONONON~~~O~O-~NONN~
Learn Barber Trade. Catalogue Free. iploma
Issued. M0ler Barber College, liza Regent st.
Arizona state miner., 1925-10-03

Here is model showing the high
waistIine which some authorities
claim will be the fall mode. The cos
tune pictured here is in blue mirror
Ieen, trimmed with chapchlIa, and
showing the cuffed sleeves, one of the
new notes in fashion.
Arizona state miner., 1925-10-03

on hot griddle Such cakes are light.
Arrange in piles on a plate covered
with lace dolly
Smothered Round Steak.-Try out
three slices of fat salt pork, add one
sliced onion and cook until the onion
is brown Add a two-pound steak,
scar on both sides, add one and one
half cupfuls of cold water, bring to
the boiling point and add seasoning to
taste of salt and pepper and simmer
until the meat is tender. Remove the
steak and strain the stock-there
should be a cupful-thicken and sea-
son for gravy.
Squash Pudding.-Mix one-half cup
full of sugar, one and one-fourth tea
spoonfuls of salt, one teaspoonful Of
cinnamon to two and One-fourth cup
fuls of steamed strained squash, the
yolks of two eggs slightly beaten and
two and one-fourth cupfuls of hot
milk; then add the stifly beaten
whites Of the eggs. Turn into but
tered mold or pudding dish and bake
in moderate oven until firm. Serve
hot or cold.
CaaeonahIA Dishes
Arizona state miner., 1925-10-03
SeasonabIe Dishes.

Now with the game season opening,
there will be all kinds Of fish, flesh
and fowl to add variety
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-07-02
.MUSSOLINI LAMA GRAVES
.ACUSACIONES CONTRA E. u
MOSCU LUCIA POa CREAR UN CON-
FLICTO ENTIRE EUROPA Y ASIA.
LA SITUAC ON De FEE is MUY COMPROMETIDA

ROMA, julio /. Omitted Pressa--
Las informaciones recibidas de
Washington sobre ell ssunto de las
negociaciones entire ei embajador
Itahano De MARITIME Y los Secreta-
rios Kellogg y Mellon, miembros
de la Comisi6n de Liquidation de
Deudas de Guerra, han causado
cierta sorpresa on Italia. En- gene
raj los concentrates son desfavora-
bles. La prensa fascista es la inica
que SO ha permitido comentar los
hechos en- relaci6n con la politica
exterior del gobierno. Mussolini
lama rudos ataques contra el go
bierno de Washington. La baja de
Ia Ira italiana Sc atribuye directa-
mente las conversaciones del EN-,
bajador De MARITIME con los repre-
sentantes del gobierno americana
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-07-02
ASCENSO MERECIDo

= y
Con fecha de aver ha tornado
! loSesion de su nuevo cargo en- el
American Colonial Bank de esta
ciudad, como iefe de la division de
los prestSmos, Ell apreciable joven
Y estimado amigo nuestro don Jo-
sc Giuliani, competente Y laborio-
so empleado de la precitada insti-
tncion, Y cuyo cargo ha sido as
cendido por su brillante labor.
La designation hecha por ell vi
ce-presidente del Banco, nuestro
distinguido amigo Mr.. Herman L.
Cochran, ha recibido la aprobacion
general, los cuales saben que el
senor Giuliani, persona de exec
lentes cualidades Y exquisite ira
to, sabra desempeiiar con facilidad
sl nuevo cargo, no solamente sa-
tisfaccion de SOUS superiores, sina
del piihlico en- general.
Felicitamos al senor Giuliani por
su ascenso, a quien Sc ha premiado
sus meritos con el mismo, Y lie
dcseamos los meiores exitos
en- el desempeho del mismo. one es
q deseo de todos sus companeros
del Banco.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-07-02

xima session el informe del Comite
de Porteadores p1blicos relative 4
transferencias enmiendas de GER
tificados de necesidad conTenien-
cia.
FL presidente de la Comisi6n ia
cuenta con una carta dirigida a Il
por Mr.. Carls G. Giles referente a
las peticiones por elios presentadas
para la construction de la doble
VIA del trolley. Despues de discuti-
do Ell punto, La Conisi6n acord6 ee-
lebrar una vista pdbIica el dfa %
de los corrientes a las diez de la
maflana para determinar el proceed
miento seguir Y la acci0n que de-
ba tomar Ia Cemisi0n de Servicio
Pfblico sobre las petieiones presen-
tadas.
En- Ell asImto de la peticion de Ia
Compaflia del Telefono para que Sc
le prorroguen sus tarifas provisional
les por el termino de un aiio, Sc
acordo que en- tanto la Comisi6n de
Servicio Pdblico tenga la oportuni-
dad de hacer una completa investi-
gaci6n de los hechos relatives a di-
cha solicitud, queden Ell vigor las ta-
rifas que regfan hasta el 81 de ma
yo de 1924.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-07-02
LA MUJER MOSCA EN- Ell
PARQUE

La Mujer Mosca" la .excelente
pelicuia que en- el Rialto halo tan
calurosa acogida por el p1blico,
sera exhibida en- el selecto Y fres-
co cine del Parque esta noche.
La Mujer Mosca" fue hecha
expresamente para rivalizar con
"El Honnbre Mosca" que fue eI
ano pasado uno de los triunfos
mas resonantes de Harold Lloyd,
" en- verdad que, 81 no la supera,
por 10 menos la iguala
81 Lo nisIno que en- el Rialto, en-
eA Parque ha de triunfar en- toda
Inca este film en- que la heroi-
na tuvo que arriesgar nnuchas
veees su vida para obtener efee-
tos tan sorprendentes y atrevidos.
No dudamos que el Cine del
Parque Sc vera lleno del mas ex-
cuisito p1blico.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-07-02
MOSCoU QUIERE IMPONERLE
SU POLITICA AL MUNDO

PARIS, julio /. Omitted Press.
La vieja lucha entire Ell oriente y
Ell occidente por la supremacia del
mundo esta en- vfsperas de entrar
en- un nuevo periodic. FL comuilis-
mo ruso que desea imponerle In
humanidad entera Ell ideal de Mos
cou Sc prepare para I'M esfuerzo
gigantesco para lamar las civili-
zaciones antipodas la una contra la
otra. Asi cree obtener Ell triunfo
de sus doctrinas. Ell gobierno fran
ces ha reconocido la necesidad de
convocar para una conferencia in
ternacional que discutira las medi-
das que deben tomarse para saliva
guardian Ell prestigio de Europa. pc
70 Sc dice insistentemente que Ell
pueblo Frances no aprueba de una
acampafia en- Ell extreme oriente,
pues la opinion pdbhca esta POGO
dispuesta conservar las coionias
distantes como Indochina Y Anuan
al precio de una guerra.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-07-02
HOY EMBARCA Ell SECRETA-
RIO DEL DEPTO. DE EDUCA-
CION, DON FRANCISCO VIZCA-
RRONDO ACOMPANADO POR
SU ESPOSA E HIJO.

En- ell vapor San Lorenzo que
zarpa hoy hacia los Estados Uni
dos, embarca nuestro distinguido
Y buen amigo, ell ilustre pedagogo
puertorriqueno, don Francisco Viz.
carrondo, Secretario del Departa-
mento de instruction Y uno de
nuestros intelectuales mas cultos
Y preparados.
Ell sefor Vizcarrondo va acom-
panado por su distinguida espo-
sa, dona Carmen V. de Yizcarrondo
Y nor su hijo Julio.
Pero no va ell sefior Vizcarrondo
a permanecer en- tierras del Nor
te. No, al llegar a New York en-
barcara hacia Europa, pues debc
asistir a ia Convention Internacio-
nal de los Maestros, que tendra In
gar@en la historica ciudad de Edin
hurgo. va en- pasadas ediciones
hemos hablado de 10 mucho que
significa para Puerto Rico el te-
ner la suerte de contar con un re-
presentante en- tan importante
convention, la cual asistiran f.
guras de relieve mundial. como
por eiemplo, el propio Baldwin.
jefe del gobierno ingl6s. Y aun
somos mas afortunados al poder
enviar a un representante de In
talla Intellectual del senor Vizca-
lrondo, cuya intensa labor educa-
tiva es conocida de todo Puerto
Rico.
Ell MUNDO extiende su mas
afectuoso saludo a, tan distingIi
dos viajeros Y Sc complace en- de-
searles un viaje feIiz Y un pronto
regreso nuestra isla, donde tan
to Sc les distingue Y aprecia.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-07-02

La Directiva del Bar de Aboga-
dos SO reuni6 v trat6 del asunto
con Ell InisIno tacto que La queia
fps for1nulada. veinte ocho abo
gados Sc querellan. hay otros 1ue
no tuvieron oportnmdad, por Ia
festinaci6n con que recojimos las
frmas, pero que endosan nuestra
actitud, y ia directiva del Bar re-
solvi6 el asunto, y al formular sus
recomendaciones no recomienda al
sehor Rodriguez Sierra. Tengo La
conviction de que Ell asunto no
habra que nevarlo otro terrenc.
I'm hOmbre de la delicadeza del
senior Rodriguez Sierra no aceptara
su renominaci6n nj su continuation
en- Ell cargo, sin ell endoso del Bar
que es la voz suprema en- estos
asnntos. De mi Sc decirle que no
acoptaria por recommendation poll
tica un puesto Judicial que no
tuviera la sanction de La Asocia-
ci6n de Abogados, y eta manera
de pensar es general entire los com
paheros.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-07-02
DIR. ANTONIO R. SILVA

Este distinguido caballero nos
participa que ACADIA de abrir su of
Gina dental en- La caile Allen esuui-
ma San Justo, en- los altos de
Cuetara
FL DR.. Silva, como va sahen nr1-
chos de nuestros lectores, es uno de
los j6venes proSesionales que mejor
preparado estsn para hacer crai-
auier trabajo dental, pues ademas
de haber estudiado en- una de las
mas reputadas universidades anne
ricanas ha practicable extensa e in
tensamente bajo La direction de
grandes expertos.
EI gabinete suyo IS moderno por
todos conceptos. Entire otras cosas
tiene el brillante doctor un horno
para rabajar en- porcelana que 10
pone en- inmejorables condolences
para hacer los trabajos mas deli
cadoS.
81 prestigioso Or. Silva haIlara
que su nueva oficina Sc vera muy
concurrida por los clientes mas Sc
lectos que alli iran en- busca de sus
servicios 'esmerados.
Grandes exitos lie auguramos.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-07-02
los RIFENOS AMENAZAN
SACRAMENTO A FEZ

MADRID, julio l. Omitted Press)
En- Ia zona francesa La situacion es
francamente comprometida, especial
mente al norte de Fez. Los rifef1os
han eruzado ell Uarga, interceptan-
do las comunicaciones con Ain All
Na, que es la base del grupo movi-
BILE del Coroneli Freydenberg. Ello
constituye una gran amenaza sobre
Fez. Como Add FL Krim ha anun-
ciado que Sc apoderara de esta eir1-
dad EN- julio 8, reina una gran ex-
pectacion.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-07-02
DESDE AGUADILLA
.LARMANTE:

ALARMANTE:
Es verdaderamente alarmante ia
gran nlortandad de ninos en- esta
ciudad durante estos hltimos me
ses. No sabemos. 81 este Sc debe
a la terrible playa de sarampion
que tan duranmente nos ha azo-
tado, 81 al descuido al tomar
los purgantes que sc recetan para
combatir la anemia. En- algo con-
siste este aumento de muertes en-
los ninos, y seria muy convenien-
te tratar de avcriguarlo para po
ner remedio la desgracia, 81 es
que remedio tiene. Tienen la pa
labra las autoridades encargadas
de velar por el bienestar publico.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-07-02

Este asunto del iuez Manuel Ro-
driguez Sierra es una question pro
fesional que conducimos frianlen-
to, sin apasionamientos Al iniciar
nuestra oposici6n hemos tenido en-
cuenta que el Jnez es I'm aboga-
do, v por tanto un companero, y
la 6tica professional nos oraena con
siderar este case con suHta deli
cadeza. En- primer termino heu.os
planteado una question de incon.pa
tibilidad, sometido esta = Ia direc
tiva de la Asociacion de Aboga-
dos.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-07-02
Ell GENERAL KONDILIS DI
RICE LA CONTRARRE
VOLUCION GRIEGA,

LONDRES, Julio /. UNITED
Press. Los despachos que llegan
de Atenas dicen que ell General
kondilis, ex-ministro del interior
en- el gabinete Michelacopulos ha
lanzado una proclama en- la cual
anuncia que el ha constituido un
gobierno provisional en- Tesalia Y
expulsara al General Pangalos,
de Atenas. FL General Kondilis Sc
ha negado a reconocer al gobierno
de Pangalos, nuevo premier.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-07-02
INGLATERRA CONSULTA CON
LAS DEMAS POTENCIAS SOBRE
LAS PETICIONES CHINAS

LoNDREs, julio /. Omitted
Press En- contestaci6n a pregun-
tas cue Sc le hicieron en- la Cama-
ra de los Comunes sobre los asun-
tos chinos, Chamberlain confirmo
la noticia dc que inglaterra esta
consultando a las demas potencias
sobre las pettciones chinas con 10
cual espcra que la situaci6n Sc re-
medic pronto.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-07-02

~ =
No hay inteligencias nj rectifi-
caciones. So propal6 por algnn Ma
ulnavelo la noticia de que Ell COM
pafiero Lcdo. Carlos j. Torres ha-
hfa rectificado Ell Juez Rodriguez
serra habl6 con 81 compafiero To-
rres en- presencia del secretario
de la Corte del Primer Distrito, don
Cslestino J. Perez. y nj una sols
de las palabras del compafiero To-
rres implica una recttfcaci6n. Los
firmantes del memorial somos abo-
gados Y conocemos la responsible
dad do nuestros actos en- todos los
terrenos.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-07-02
Ell MINISTRO BELGA PRESEN
ia SUS CREDENCIALES A
.< TUAN CHIJUI

PEKIN, julio /. Omitted
Press)-El nuevo ministro belga,
De Warzee, ha pasado en- su coche
por las Gales de Pekin para pre-
sentarle sus credenciales a Tuan
Chijui. La policia era numerosisi-
ma y lucho tenazmente vigilando
al ministro contra cua1quier aten-
tado del populacho que 10 vefas pa
sar.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-07-02
SIN PRESUPUESTO:

Segnn tenemos entendido, a pc
sar de las varias reuniones que
ha tenido nuestra Asamblea NUM-
cipal, no Sc ha podido confeccio-
mar hasta la fecha el presupues-
to Municipal de Aguadilla. No
obstante, el Hon. Alcalde senor
Aneses Y los miembros de la
Asamblea trabajan arduamente
para solucionar el problema.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-07-02
FRANCIA DISCUTIRA ST
DEUDA DE GUERRA

PARIS, julio 4 Omitted Press)
Sc ha confirmado 4h noticia de que
el gobierno esta IA dispuesto en-
pear las conyersaciones prelini-
mares con Estados Unidos sobre la
consolidation de la deuda de gue-
IRA este pals. Sc ha indicado que
el embajador frances en- Washing
ton sera ell encargado de exponer ell
punto de vista frances.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-07-02

La situaci6n de los sbogados fir
nantes del memorial en- case de
que la infuencia pohtica venza
a la iilduencia professional, gre
Ell seiior Rodriguez Sierra quede
en- su puesto, no es de temer Nos
otros continuaremos unidos, y un
agrayio infigido a cualquiera re
los firmantes sera un agravio !
todos los firmantes, Y la interven-
ci6n de la Association sera soEcita.
da embellishments, 81 bien sobre
este particular va dijimos 10 que
pensamos del querellado.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-07-02
ITALIA EXPLICA SU SITUA-
CION ECONOMICAL

WASHINGTON, Julio /. (Uni-
ted Press.)-La legacion italiana
ha presentado al Comisionado de
la Deuda americana una informa-
cion detallada de la situacion eco
monica y contributiva de Italia. Es
te la ha tornado bajo su considera-
aci6n.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-07-02
LAS CARCELEs RUSAS EsTAN
LLENAS DE PRESOS

BERLIN, julio /. (CabIe fran
ces. Eel famoso periodista Legins
ki que acaba de llegar de Moscou
escribe en- el "yorwaerts" que ae-
taalmente hay bajo la Jurisdiction
de los tribunales sovieticos 1000