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Meaning of Prepared Flour.

VIII you please tell me what is meant
when a cake recipe calls for prepared flour?
Also give me a few recipes for chicken soup
and stew and tell me how to make a good
pot roast or beef stew. and would like to
know how to prepare lettuce for the table.
NH"
Prepared -four is merely -four to which has
been added baking powder in the proportion
OF an even teaspoonful OF the powder to each
cupful of the flour. Prepared -four used To
be put up by q certain manufacturer and
believe It is still on the market. but II the
-four and baking powder are sufficiently
blended by sitting, the home prepared prod
uct is as good as any you can buy.
CHICKEN SOUP.-Cut good sized fowl
into pieces and put It over the fire in four
quarts OF cold water with a sliced onion.
few stalks OF celery, and sprigs OF parsley
and cook slowly for several hours. II you
choose you can bring the liquid to boil
cook for half an hour, and then put into
a freless cooker and leave It for eight hours
II you prefer to cook ii over the stove,
simmer slowly, never allowing It to boil
hard, for three or four hours until 50 ten
der that the meat will drop from the bones.
BY this time the liquid viii be reduced at
least one-half Season to taste with salt
and pepper. put to one side, and let the
broth get cold on the meat. With this soup
for foundation you may make chicken
bouillon, broth, or bisqre, chicken and corn
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no signature by which We could identify
her. I am grateful to her for her recipes
and suggestions, and so no doubt will be
the Cornerites
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Her Neighbors Annou.


Her Neighbors Annoy.
Reading the talk on unruly children
leads me to ask your advice on a difficult
position in which find myself. am a
sufferer from the worst types Of such as
you describe. led on by parents and others
interested. their motive being to drive me
out of the home in which have lived for
fifty years. have paid taxes on It since
1865. All the old neighbors have sold to
these vandals at a great sacrifice, for they
found it impossible TO keep on living here.
/ Rave suffered almost everything except
personal violence. My son. who lives with
me, has impaired hearing and they take
advantage OF this. have given up my
lawn and yard altogether to them; my next
neighbor throws garbage into my yard. mud
is spattered on my house. and my windows
are broken What would you advise me to
do? I am in sore distress and nearly 20
years old. MRS. W. s."
To me there appear but two courses open
to you. One is to complain to the police and
to the department OF health and see il mat
ters can be rectifed: the other is TO give up
the fight and move away. can understand
how hard the latter course would be for
you. and yet II the neighborhood has de-
Perforated as you describe 1t can be little
pleasure tc you to remain where you are.
Vic!nities do run down sometimes and the
old residents are forced to change their
abode. This seems to me the wise plan,
slrce even the protection Of the police would
not change conditions, only hold them in
check, and the nuisances would be resumed
as soon as the watchfulness was with
drawn I am sorry for you and wish I
could offer you more ACKNOWLEDGEMENT.
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Method Of Sailing Beans.
Il have received so much help from this
Corner that am glad to send a few con-
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NOTICE the letter OF a woman who
is desirous Of having the care of a
little girl in her home, and it oc-
i ours to me that your Corner might
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THIS 4.11.H GIG LUCKY,
BUT ONLY FOR THIEVES
Eight Times House With That
Combination of Numbers Has
Been Robbed,

To q person who once saw . game OF
craps this 10 q temptation not to be
resisted.
within the last month burglars have
made eight passes" at No. all West
Forty-fourth street.
James ]. Hackett. who domiciles on
the third floor. was relieved OF $500 In
silverwars and clothing last Friday
night. He went to the West Forty.
seventh street police station and said:
when moved In that house
thought I'd be lucky because OF the
fila combination. But made . mis-
take. A bunch of burslarios crap
shooters have been piling quietly into
that building and rolling 'naturals' all
over the layout. I'm going TO stay away
from those people from now on. Its
| your turn to fade them"
Detectives came around. but the game
wasn't running when they arrived
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WHEN CONSUMPTION
Durable 4

Remember that every case Of tubercu-
lcsis passes through It's durable stage.
which II often Of . years duration--picnty
Of time to be cured. n the disease 10 only
recognized and properly treated before the
incurable stages overtake the patient.
II you fear that there has been failure
to correctly diagnose or understand your
case. call on DR.. Anderson. one Of New
York's leading Specialists in Throat and
Lung Diseases. and an expert In diagnosis
BY special x-LiRht examination.
He discovers the verv earliest sisns o.
lung trouble while tho disease 10 yet in II,
durable stage. Investigate his trsatmen,
| and the records Of his permanently cured
| patients.
DO not 70 away from home in tho hope
| OF cure from residing a short time In q
| different climate. You can be cured q,
| home, II you can be cured at all. Dom
| wait until . spring break. down overtake,
you.
| Consult Or. Anderson. II costs you
| nothing to find out for yourself. becaus,
office consultation and examination ar,
| given without charge. DR.. Anderson
| Specialist, so West 22d at. between 6ti
| and 9th avenues). New York.
| Hours-Daiiy, 10 to 4; Monday. wednes
day, Friday evenings TIL 8 o'clock; sun
days. II to 2. Valuable book on Tuber
| culosis sent to any address.
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TAFT TO VETO WEBB BILL
AIMED At DEMON RUM.
Prohibition of Shipments Of Liquor
Into "Dry" States Held to
Be Unconstitutional.

WASHINGTON. Feb. T-President
Taft will send to Congress to-day
a special message vetoing the Webb
Anti-Llauor bill.
The President and Attorney-Gencral
wickerham conferred on the matter
late yesterday. Several days ago the
President sent the bill to Mr.. Wicker
sham and asked for his opinion. whether
the measure, II It became a law. would
be constitutional. Mr.. wickersham Is
Of the opinion that It would not and. ac-
cordlng to The Worlds informant. the
President entertains the same opinion.
This will be the last day the Presi-
dent can keep the bill without taxi
ing action. II he does not sign II. au-
tonaticaily II will become q law to-
night.
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best. < regular MASSAGE with medicated
y,,s nn, sssh nlsht according to dlree-
tube. viii soen iii the Hollow places ' sna
round out the bust and arms to normal.
movements Many actresses ana soeIety
women endorse this treatment.
~ redness spo,s. pImples and lark Dores?
Sometimes tho pimples are quite large"
Answer; The best and sure., method
T. to treat the blood f9r It's impuri,ies
Which H may be obta,ne S n mont any
have, purifying and whitening effect
use according to directions In each tube.
Massage the face with florioi emollient
each night.
Mrs. D, n, asks; wet can I DO to
keen my hair up7 In splte OF NV care
i esmss down IN short; .9,sly strands all
Answer TRY using glorioi wavoisne.
! use IT regularly. as do many OF my
curl or wave for DAYS at time and Is
saia by mfpy I" py .SIy m,sa natural curl
afflicted with dsndrufi i,ching SCALP
and falling t'it Of hair. We have tried
various remedies In vain, VIII you kindly
tell us what to use ~
Answer; DandruH and itching scalp
| are due TO disease germs and defective
circulation. and this In tura causes the
hair to die and fan or comb out. Use
plain yellow mtnvol 10 massage the scalp
| once or twice n week. and IN less than a
| month YOU should have no more trouble.
| To prevent - return use the hn!rw' nd
tonic advised for Mrs, T. b." In these
| columns.
| Mabel s. asks, "My eyebrows are so
| thin and light that the exprcssl on Of my
face 10 spoiled. | dislike 10 darken them
| artisicially. can YOU recommend treat
| ment 10 Increase their growth end cclor2'
Answer The eyebrows can be greatly
| stimulated and In time darkened bv
applying a home made balm every nixht
before retiring. Obtain one half OF, con,
| centrated harvard powder use a Level
teaspoonful and Thoroughly mix It with
one ounce OF mutton tallow OF white
| vsseilne, Apply TO the eyebrows and ruiz
vigorously few mc1nentst; Wash on th a..
never falls TO produce results
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Sage Mixed with Sulphur
Restores Natural Color
and Lustre to Hair.

Why suffer the handicap Of looking
old' Gray hair. however handsome. de-
notes advancing age. We all know the
advantages Of a youthful appearance.
Your hair is your charm. II makes
or mars the face. When It fades, turns
gray and looks dry, wispy and scragely,
just few applications Of Sage Tea and
Sulphur enhance its appearance . hun
dredfold.
Either prepare the tonic at home or
get from any drug store n 50-cent bottle
Of "Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur Hair
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Double verdict for Lost Lives.

A double verdict giving 5000 damages
to William c. Hall for the death OF
HE son, william Hall. and $1,000 to Mrs.
Margaret Tuscher for the death OF her
brother. Robert Sunderland. Was re-
turned against the Mason seaman
Transportation Company by a jury be.
fore Justice Kelly In the Queens County
Supreme Court yesterday. The two men
were struck by a taxlcab at One Hun
dred and Thirtieth street and Eighth
avenue on the night of last April 8.
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HELP WANTep-FEMALE.

BROAD SILK TWISTERS
wanted at once; stead
work guaranteed, The Brain
crd & Armstrong Co, Nor
witch, Conn
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Carl Braun
q Fine Marcel
BY SYL VESTER RAWLING.

CARI BRAUN added something more
to his distinction by a fine imper-
sonation of Marcel in a repetition
OF The Huguenots" at the Metropolitan
Opera House laSt night. The rest Of the
cast included Caruso as Raoul, Frieda
Hempel as Marguerite, Emmy Destinn
as Valentine, Bella Alien as the Page.
Rothler as De Bris and Scott as De
Viewers, all familiar. Mr.. Polacco con.
Quoted a performance Of great excel.
lf2ce that delighted a crowded audience
Several women and one man tainted and
were carried out to the dressing rooms,
but all recovered and returned to the
auditorium to see the finish.
Frederick Weld. baritone. gave a re-
cital at Aeolian Hall yesterday after
noon that pleased a large audience. His
voice Is big ard flexible and he sings
with a sturdiness that compels respect.
His programme included songs by
Franz. Buononcini. Bach. Thomas Lin
ley. Fielding, Brahms, Roger Quilter,
Granville Bantock, Elgar, Chadwick,
Sidney Homer. MacDoweii, Marshal,
Kernochan. Mary Helen Brown and
Seth Bingham. Sally In Our Alley
added at tho end. he took 40 slowly and
seriously a. to rob It OF Its charm.
A dress rehearsal OF "Cyrano," tn,
new English opera by Walter Damrosch
which Is to get its first public presenta.
ton at the Metropolitan Opera Hous,
tonight, was witnessed by q fairly larg,
number Of people yesterday morning
although the management had issued M
Invitations. 1t lasted. with intermis
sions. about three and q half hours, al
though It was understood that liberia
cuts had been made at the last minute
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1913-02-27

Tn. morning toilet should be made by
bathing the eyes only with Sold water,
Then apply the yanishinT rl9rio, pain Az,
s sorb. asa'ffh This Is Very fragrant, cVoilnas
and pleasant te use. and a Ire.n appu'
fore aoins out Into the weather.. Rice
,owdsr may be used Nightly to deaden
the shine. II any.
The foregoing is q scientific t Is1tm
which viii In 2 short umS srahslob
OF color. beauty OF plumpness and beau,
~ OF health. A pamphlet 70 be found
n ,S tss pafhSiss .nd s,Tc. "'0'" "
Mrs. T. B. writes: II wish yoH would
be kind enough to give me the formula
Tor good home; made h ,anh ,'H d,si, NV
ssaip ,t %y nail ali t a"' time" '"
m" use OF concentrated hairwand pow.
der. Simply get ,nc'half ounce powder.
e into na a pInt bottle, Fill the bottle with
soft. pure water. shake VOL ana Apply
with The tip. OF the finger', thorous ny
hair with 4 and YOU Will soon note
| most beautiful change. Avoid anything
cont aiming alcohol.
Alice NJ, asks: DO YOU think Il safe
70 take somethinT to reduce obesity' II
| so what Is best 70 use
| Answer. Very beneficial results are
| obtained by many Of my friends who
| have used . grain ply -thyrin tablets,
| which are sold by most pharmacies In
sealed tubes, Physieians q my ac9uaint'
iieve them to be the best reduction
| remedy extant. be careful Of your diet
| and take vigorous exercise II you do not
| wish to take urdicine.
Madam q asks: Please recommend
| committing TO take off or DESTROY super
| fluous hair ! have small patch on
my chin and II Is very embracing,
Answer; I advise YOU to obtain a
| sealed vial OF fluvol powder. II Is harm =.
less AMI full directions came with IT,, II
| acts Instantly and destroys tho hair
| without harminr the skin
| C. W. u. writes: ~ am vain enough
10 want to improve my appearance by
| f!l.lnr on, the hollows In my neck and
sh 5ulders. Also would appreciate advice
l on how to round tho bust and arms"
i Answer: Dismiss the thought that you
are vain. II 10 tho duty OF every Gir
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BY JUDGE RosALskT.


GENEVA. N. Y, Feb. 27.-Trustees OF
Hobart College yesterday extended m
Invitation to DR.. f. Gushing Tolman.
professor of Greek in Vanderbilt Uni
vsrsity, to become President.
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BY JUDGE SWAMI.

~ SSSoe CIV AVN
George Fuchs. forty-seven years old.
" No. 3l5 East Twenty-third street; In
dicted for murder. first degree; pleaded
guilty TO manslaushtcr Killed wife IN
West One Hundred and Twenty-ilfth
street Nov. II. 1912 state prison ten
years to nineteen years and six months.
Arthur J. Gordon. twenty-eight years
old, OF No. 40 Second avenue; pleaded
guilty to petty larceny. stole overcoat
at No. 2li East Twenty-flfth street Jan.
Il. First offense. Penitentiary one
year.
Nellie Murray. thirty-six years old. OF
No. IA East Twcnty-fifth street. In
dicted with Gordon; Pleaded guilty.
First offense. Six months. Home OF
Good Shepherd.
BY JUDGE MuLoUEEN.
Steven Gnee, twenty-three years Old
Of Passaic. y. j., pleaded guilty to car
rying revolver first offense. state
prison, one year to six years and SIX
months.
George Mcknight, seventeen years old.
\ Of No. 22is Fifth avenue; pleaded guilty
10 burglary: broke into poultry market,
No. 50 West One Hundred and Forty
bourth street; first offense. Elmtra Re-
. omatory.
BY JUDGE o'sULLivAN.
Julius Desner. nineteen years old. OF
10. ITO East Third street: pleaded guilty
pstty larceny; stole fifteen overcoats
rom employer; second offense. Peniten-
Do1ary. one year.
John Harrington. thirty-three years
cd, Of No 80 Third street, Long Island
!. City. and Edward Barry. twenty-e!gh'
" ears old, same address; pleaded guilty
20 petty larceny; picked woman's pocket
On Thirty-fourth street car: first offend
sss. Harrington. penitent!ary, one year
Marry, penitentiary. six months.
Jacob Bsrman. forty years Old. Of No
hel Sumner avenue, Brooklyn. tried ant
convicted Of grand larceny a. o seoont
Offender: Recommendation to mercy
1eis purse from woman on Sixth avenue
~. Sentence suspended.
~ JUDGE RosALekT.
Ws1aam Moerettc. eighteen years old
e No. 800 East Que Hundred and Sew
nhssnth strset: tried ana convicted o
s0asht: hsld up stranger In East On
Hundred and Sixteenth street and stol
- cents; first offsuse. Elmira Reforms
~.
Wlfliam Jones. Herty-oeven years OK
- No. 40 West Thirty-ninth street
pleaded guilty to burglary; broke int
premises, No. EOS East Twenty-secon
street; FIRST offense. State prison. tw
years and dix months to four years an
six months.
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MERCHANDISE INTO MONEY

Women's Suitsl i..s D., q
Coats Tor theee
Dresses. etc. o''.r.'''"
ciearancss in womsn's Full iSnGth
Coats-Boucies, P1vshso. Broaacio'hs'
Chinchillas and Aixsurss- .ooI
Were s0......sss.''.'.''''' S'XS
Were V6....ssssss..''.''''' y'XSI
Were 80 8...........s.s...'. O.CS
Were "a. %. ............,"...Iz
Were 136 eS..................1 1915
women's Tailored suits-Brosdcloths.
Chsyiots ana Mixturss-
Were "a. @......."..13.SO
Were 935.S0...........lO.o |
women's Dressss-sSrSes.. EHonssa.
Voiles, Plain and Brocado Charmeuse
and Chiffon Cloth
$ %:'' t!sS ~.'. ~. :. S;s =
Were Sass and su.s....12.bO
Dressing saoaues--fieursd flannelettes
good range OF colors ana siaes-
Mere ss.:..; go. q. .4
Elderdown only-were IS and n.a, go
Were tS......"..........'.. 81
Women's and Last D.,
Children's for these
Underwear, etc. o'..r."''''
women's Nainsook Combination
| yokes OF lace or cnb'dy-
| skirt or drawers to MATCH ,o
| reg. N.39..................... suS
Women's Muslin Drawers-rutfles
| with hem and tucks-were I'd. .1x,s
| Womer,'s Nainsook Nightdresscs-
| Jokes and short sleeves or emDdy
or emb'dy and iaces-worth 60. 40
Women's Nightdrsssss cambria.
nainsook and fundamentally OF ~
Womsn's Petticoats- and
cambric--rows OF lace or wide emp ~
ruffie-reg. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. .OS
women's All Wool Sweater Coats
v or high neck-reE. q sS......'..l.Os
oirls' Sweater Coats-straight or
fancy stitch--were 90 and s.2s.... gu
Ch,ldran's Knit Nishtdrawers-
fleece lined-with fsst-l to 10 years
were .1....................... 'Oa
chuar.r.. C.mbrt, Nishtdresses-
slip ovcr styles-torchon lace or
empuy--s 70 " ye"''"s'S w. -"
Waists ll.st DAY
Corsets for th.s.
Petticoats Cissrsncss.
,.,,. Lcn,s,on.,,.
Sh,tion ~, ,tn,r g.NvnEss or vest,
Messal,ne ana ch,ftSn waists--
fsi s%'ssis % moe S'.ss
p-,u,.,,,,. w.,.,.
NUNS @nns snu snI
Navy. cream sha si on AZ
neaty tahorod-"e's ''''''''''''''A'~'
Ci xa,,. Q, wS Sn. r.. - moti9s
i vons w.p;;c,-"-.nX al a ~
ana meos''o"s-"sre s''~'''''''''"'V'
White Waists-lawns, yoiles and crspes-
III .}vs.Isr. n "a n
"'' ''e
Uish Grade Corsets-silk brocadeN-
ncwest mOdeIs-broken assortme ants
s'o'" s"" ''H''S "'"'
Fine Corsets--novelty coutil-straight
and taperlng mOdelB-valuo u. 20. II. III
Coutil Corsets-medium or h,rh busts-
some long over hips-aii sizes
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WANTED FOR u. $. AHMY-AbIsboiisi W.
sels ., CuieI slates OF n.en xho haze ds..4tei
thslr intrntiOn 10 btoone citizens OF god shaFAi.
s n w Eas,, ,I1ss.s.. E1r id'?[%.;,9S
is2 Newark az, le>ey Cily, N. j.. OF any ARM
e,~v1tittn1 stE'tpn
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Blankets| Las, Day
and for these
Flannels c'ssr""es''

California Wool Dlankets--f0r small
or large beds-clearance.... .OS
Heavy Cotton Fleece Blankets
colored and white-were 3i.S9..., 10
Crib Bianksts-pink and blue-white
figures--elsewhere .65..""......... IA
Canton and Domet Flannels-wers ~ =
Domet Fiannsls-were 6............. A.
Wool Taffeta Shirt Flannels-
best combine tions-value N.00... ~
Saxony Wool Baby Flannels-for
skirts. bands. barrows. etc
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TEN SENT TO PRISON
BY CRIMINAL COURTS;
ONE Of THEMA WOMAN
Eleven Arraigned Before the
Judges for Sentence but
y. One Is Relieved.

-Four Judges in the Court OF General
SESSIONS yesterday disposed Of eleven
prisoners, ten men and woman. con-
Stcted by confession or trial. of various
efenses. The penalties imposed were as
follows:
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HELP WhNrED--MAlE,

o.. t....,., Mathis HaL,ei TOT Panama Canal
''oserlnent nors; aus; be tint e.Has raj. al
ira .sportatJn from New York; free baCheior
99aaIer'; s must be AmerIan e,tIta3s i.nl! pa
VIZ, ls,Am!an Canal Commission. Washiny'on
ID G.
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ElOOrl
CLEARANCE NJ Wide Ribbons
Satins aIso plain and moirs tAefseas-
pisin COLOR and Drssdsns-
were - " 20 cisar III
W"e
,...,h. p,hhons-au oolors ana
styies-principauy WSe "'"
tormer pHces az " m
W e'ea Ia 4. ii:mn.,t is.c,S oaiy.
c,..n,. a, v.,v.t Hand BaGs-
siIk cord handies-siIvsP and SILT
hnish-wsre " '''''''''''''''''''''
co-,h,a. Tr.vs,,ins Ham
,.es,h N y,
and matt seal And Goatskln-
were sos. ............""...3.OO
Chiffon VeIls-striped woven boroeSo=
black, white and c0lors-wsrs ~. 10
.
::-inch Emb'd Allovers-- slightly soacSSo
u
shadow and Val. LacS riou"c'ss m
Black Union TAtteta CmoSesS
plain and fancy haho'es- ~sR
Mems SILK Hose-acceensoion ,s., ~
shaded-seconds OF " CT aus"sy'' 80
,vo,,,.. r,..c.a IrpdsrvMr-vs.ts
high neck.iong sieeves-ahhis 'snse
drawers-sS CT QusHty'''''''''''" coo
u,o,.. rx,r. a,x. v..,.-,,sht
weight-shaped-iow neck-siee'siss, n
or snort s'eeVes-'o c'ssF''''''"'' ~
c,.,..,o. -, wom.n.. Fancy H'dk'n
lace, emb'd-s'isht'y soied-
were 'io'''''''''' '''''''''''''''''''" s1V
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C. W, u. writes. ~ am vain enough
10 want to improve my appeRrance by
f,l!lng out tho hollows In my neck and
sh 5ulders. Also would appreciate advice
on how to round tho bust and arms"
Answer: Dismiss the thought that you
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No Time Lost
In Getting to Hearn's
Read the Schedule

SUBWAY EXPRESS TINE
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Answer: I advise YOU to obtain a
is.s and IL fuiI directions c1rns With il, j,
acts Instantly and destroys tho hair
without harminr the skin.
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Madam 4 asks. Please recommend
something 10 take OFF or DESTROY super
fluous hair ! have small patch ON
my chin and II Is very embsrassing,'
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1913-12-01
EN- uN JUEGo DE FOOTBALL

Nueva York, 3d. Entire los 42.oOo
asistentes al juego de "foot ball que
Sc celebr6 aver en New York entire los
"teams" Army Navy, Sc hallaban e
Presidente Wilson, los miembros del
Gabinete. Senadores Representatives.
del Congreso v gran niimero de oficiales
del Ejercito de la Armada. Los pun
tos aleanzados por ell Army fueron -
y por ell Navy 8.
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CABLEGRAMAS
CONTRA Ell TRUST DEL AzUCAR
9 demands pidiendo un total
de ocho millones de indemnizacion,

Nueva York, 3d. Sc han presentad0
aver en- New Orleans, Louisiana, de
mandas en- las que Sc piden $S.0OO.OOy
de indemnizaci6n contra la American
Sugar Refining Company, las cuales Sc
basan en- la Ley Sherman contra los
trusts; los demandantes son planta
dores. refnerias y tratantes indepea
dientes Y alegan que dicha Companla
:ha controlado todo ell mercado de azl
car con gran perjuicio de los interes4t
de ellos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1913-12-01
LOS FEDERALES DE
DERROTA EN- DERRoTA

Nueva York, 30.-De MeJico lntor-
man que los rebeldes Sc concentran a.
sur de Saltillo para la batalla que darar
en- San Luis de Potosi. Las tropas te-
derales volaron aver un tren cerca de
ese sitio. Eli general Rabago, goberna
dor militar de Tamaulipas su srlcldo
cnando los rebeldes tomaron ell pueblo
de Victoria
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1913-12-01
NoMBRAMIENTos CoNF1RMADos

Nueva York, 30 El Senado confr-
mo aver ell nombramiento de l.. E. Plli-
kan para Gobernador de Hawaii. Los
de Riggs y Martin como Miembros dc
la Comisi6n de Filipinas. Ell Comite no
hizo ning1n informe acerca del nom
bramiento de Denison que es progresis
ia. La session eNtraordinaria de la Ca
mara termino aver. Ell Senado no termi-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1913-12-01

nara la de el lhasta pocos minutes anteS
de que Sc reuna la legislature ordinaria
manana. FL Congreso adopto la reso
luci0n de celebrar una session conJuntt'
4 martes proximo para OR al Presiden.
te leer su mensaJe.