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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-06-08
.GUIA ANUAL DEL CoMERCIo
Y LOS vTAJERos

Hemos recibido un ejemplar de Ia
Guia de Puerto Rico, que para ell uso de
los viajeros los comerciantes, acaban
de editar lujosagnente los sres. Toro y
Dohne.
Los grandes benehcios que ha de re-
portar la referida obra no tan solo pa
ra los que llegan aQui por primers vez
sino para Ell comercio en- general, no
lay que ponerlos de manifesto va que
e de todos conocidos.
Felicitamos los autores y recomen-
damos ell uso de dicha gula por 10 CON-
pleta u acertada de su compilation.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-06-08
INTENTo DE sUIcTDIo

An3che intent6 poner fin a sus dias,
tomandose ia fuerte dosis de perman-
ganato, Carmen Guadalupe, de % amos,
residente en- Puerta de TERRA.
Fue llevada al cuarto de socorro por
ell guardia Oscar Tur asistida por Ell
practicante sevilla, pasando luego al
hospital
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-06-08
IFREMTOs PARA Ell
CERTAMEN DE PINTURA

EI Licdo. Fernandez vanga, pref
dente del Ateneo,, ha creado. un pre-
nio para el concurso de pinsra. Dicho
premio constituye una verdadera oya
de arte, pues Sc, trata de una aleg6rica
paleta de pirtor, la cual puede ser usa-
da por 81 agraciado como alfler de cor
bata. @
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10 QUE DICE Ell DETECTIVE

FL detective Munoz dice que To :
mas Lopez, a quien el arrest6 como su-
presto autor del atentado Mr.. Freazer,
de la Colectiva'', no le miraba con
buenos ojos desde ese dia buscaba
un momento propicio para atacarlc, el
cual el creyo llegado aver tarde, al
encontrarse con ell Detective en Ia pa
rada z.
Mufioz dice que Lopez sac6. un pu
nal, con ell cual lie tir6 una cstocada,
que pudo esquivar, milagrosamente.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-06-08
Sc CAMBlO
A FORTALEZA ~.
La Gloria
mo PAGUE LUJO!
v. ARRlvI.
LUIS F. cAMAcHo.

En- la fiesta de graduation en- la Uni.
versidad de Puerto Rico, lie sera otor
gado ell diploma de Licenciado EN- LIE.
yes, a este muy estimado joven
Camacho, segtn nuestros informes
ha sido uno de los estudiartes que me
jores notas ha obtenido en- los examene
verifcados en- La Facultad, por 10 que hs
sido muy felicitado por sus compafie
ros y sus profesores
Muchos triunfos en- su carrera pro.
fesional lie deseamos.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-06-08
Nuestros precios en- Zapatos
son al aIcance del pueblo.
La Ciudad CondaI.
LAS TRoPAs ALENGANAs NO QUIE
REM ENTREGAR REICHNTK

OPFELN, JUNO 6.-Las fuerzas ale-
manas han rehusado entregar la ciudad
de Reichrik las tropas inglesas que
ha enviado el gobierno de Londre3 con
el fin de establecer Ell orden EN- la Alta
Silesia.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-06-08
Visitenos para connprar bara-
to sus Zapatos.
La Ciudad Condal.

Ell MUNDO
San Juan.
Ola de incendios sigue intranquilizan
do. scciedad poncefa A las 8 madruga-
da, un inceudio destruyo establecimien
to Juan ). Gerardino, assgurado catorce
nil dolares, en- Ell mismo que hubo jue-
YES pasado conato incendio nueve de
Ia naiana; pero esta madrugada quedo
destruldo. Casa propiedad Succession
Armstrong asegurada diez mil dollars.
A la misma hora, manos criminales ira
iaron incendiar casa Iriarte y estable
cimiento Llompart Ortiz. .Junto esca-
lera casa Claudio velazquez trataren
incendiar Estos iiltimos tres conatos
incendio no tuvieron Ell objeto deseado
por las manos criininales, por pronta in
tervenci6n del vecindario. Fiscal Font
y poiicia persiguen a los autores de es-
tos hechos vandalicos.
Ell CoRRESPoNsAL.
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LCDo. ABRAHAM PEftA ROMERO
Abogado-Notart A

Tengo el gusto dc participar al ptl-
bIico en- general, que he trasladado mi
oficina notarial a mi residential. calle
''Dos Hermanos' pdmero 20, Santur
ce. Parada 10, donde OfrezcO mis- ser
vicios profesiOnales.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-06-08
Para comprar Zapatos
baratos.
La Ciudad CondaI.
LOS PRoFEsoREs PRoTEsTAN
(Por telegrafo)

Caguas, JUNO 7.
Ell MUNDo, San Juan
Professor senior Trujillo, Rio Grande:
Frotestamos energicamente sus falsas
acusaciones. publicadas Correspondent
cia'', relacionadas con maestros agri
colas, inyitamosle discutirlas publ
camente.
Salvador nArTA
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-06-08

RESFRlADOS CAUSAN DOLOR
DE CABEZA. LAXATIVE BROMO
.QUININA desvia IL causa. curando
tambien La Grippe, Influenza. Palu-
dismo Fiebres. Solo hay un "BRO-
MO QUININA". La firma de f. W..
iSIs0N e viene con cada cajita Adyt
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-06-08
CONcURso AGRIcoLo-
INDUSTRIAL EN- YAUco

Ell dia IL del actual celehran los nj
nos de aas escuelas ralrales de las
poblaciones de Yauco y Guanica, un
concurso agricolo industrial
Los jurados que han de premiar l5s
productos y trabajos que Sc exhiban,
son los siguientes: Labores, sefora A..
Negroni de LIuberas, sefora E. Stern
de Blasini, sefora C.. Dumont de
PiovOnetti; productos agricolas, don
Arturo Lluveras, don Juan Blasini y
don Domingo Viyaldi Pacheco.
En- la escuela de Yauco" Sc entire
garan los premios, y. con tai motive,
sc ha preparado una hermosa velada.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-06-08
Ell TENIENTE NEUMANN ANTE
Ell TRIBUNAL DE LEIPZIG

| LEIPZIG, JUNO 6.-El teniente Neu-
lEnann, acusado de haber torpedeado ell
buque hospital ''Dover Castle no es
respons able del hecho, pues solo cum
; PHO una orden de sus superiores.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-06-08

En- la tarde del dia de aver como a
las A treinta de la tarde, ocHrri6 un
fecho de sangre Ell la parada siete, de
Puerta de TERRA, que pudo haber, tenido
fatales consecuencias.
Fueron protagonistas de la escena Ell
detective Muiioz y Tomas Lopez.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-06-08
MUERTE DE UN HoMBRE ILUsTRE

PARIS, JUNO T. 81 famoso autor
dramatico George Feydeau ha falle-
edo en- esta capital.
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! oTRo RECURso DE
HABEAs CORPUS

Los abogados Tizol y Ramirez San
tibafez, que tienen a su cargo Ia de-
fensa de. Generoso Fernandez, acusado
de incendio malicioso, 7entaran arte
ell juez Campillo, del Tribunal de Dis
trito,, secci6n segunda, un recurso de
s'Habeas Corpus favor de su de-
fendido, Sr. Fernandez.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-06-08
NINo QUE MUERE A CAUsA
DE QUEMADURAS.

En- Naranjito falleci6 Ell nino Anto
nio Rosado, de 5 amos, causa de ha-
ber sufrido varias quemaduras que Sc
produjo cor. una lampara de gas.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-06-08
Ell JEREZANO
Vinagre EspahoI Superior.
De venta en- todas parties.
AL por mayor.

GOMEZ, FiGUEROA & Co.
S. en- c.
Box 1892. Cruz IS. Tel. 251.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-06-08

Salvador BAELA
Evening journal., 1921-07-21
AT THE ARCADIA

Quite a bit of favorable comment
has been voiced about Shirley Mason's
picture Wing Toy" which is now at
the Arcadia theatre. II is a story.
unique in its telling and remarkable
in its presentation Shirley Mason as
the heroine is a white girl raised in
New York's Chinatown. She even
thinks herself of the Oriental race
Raymond Mckee plays the mascu-
line lead.
Let Ne Explain" is the title OF
the Christie comedy which affords
much extra amusement to the pro-
gram.
Tomorrow the bin will change.
Lois Weber's production TOO Wise
Wives" assumes position as feature
attraction.
Miss Weber Is the only woman pro-
ducer OF prominence. Her pictures
of married life from the feminine
viewpoint have won her fame. She is
also a true artist and very capable
in the trying task OF direction.
Louis Calhern, Claire Windsor and
Mona Lisa are the trio OF players ap-
pearing in the leading roles Of TOO
Wise Wives"
Evening journal., 1921-07-21
AT THE MAJESTIC.

That time-proven slogan 1T Pays
to Advertise" receives another back
ing in Douglas MacLean's picture
zone a Minute" which opens at the
Majestic today.
The public's susceptibility to active
publicity campaign Is hilariously
proven when Jimmy Knight, the
leading role assumed by Mclean, a
young lawyer. temporarily turned
druggist, accumulates a fortune by
means Of spurious patent medicine
and an enormous advertising drive
The mysterious fifth element In
the formula OF this cure-all battles
all who try to analyze It. Jimmy
keeps it a secret until he takes his
own good time revealing II.
Douglas MacLean fits right into a
picture OF this sort II is one Of those
breezy comedies that rushes along to
a merry tune and good funny fn-
ish.
One a Minute" was adapted TO the
screen from the stage farce of the
same name. Agnes Christine John
ston Is responsible for it's clever
titling.
Marian DeBack just from Broad
way plays the lead opposite Mr.. Mac
Lean.
Evening journal., 1921-07-21
FOUR AUTOS in
STREET IlIX-UP

In peculiar automobile acci-
dent in Delaware avenue. between
Jackson and Adams streets. about
II o'clock last evening. four auto
mobiles were damaged
In making a right-hand turn on tho
avenue. L NJ. sutton, operating a
Paige car. struck a Dodge Sedan,
owned by ]. IL Bartlett, 3O9 West
Nineteenth street, which was parked
along the curb. The force OF the
collision threw the Sedan against
two other parked machines. a Hup-
mobile. owned by C. IL w. Fox,
23OS Sycamore road. and a Chand-
Ter touring car, owned by Mr..
lambert
The occupants Of Mr.. sutton's ma
Evening journal., 1921-07-21

In the range Of the average mortal
that make whats Your Reputa-
lion WORTH" something more than
a film feature. Il becomes living.
lasting. reality, telling llfe's story
with all Of its queer little twists and
turns.
Harold Lloyd in Number Please"
a two reel comedy special in which
Harold is seen in a number OF new
and excruciatingly funny stunts at a
modern pleasure resort. is the added
attraction and Pathe News OF the
latest world wide current events
completes the program.
Evening journal., 1921-07-21
AT THE ALDuNE.

Versatility has been one Of the
strong points in the acting OF Clara
Kimball Young. who IS appearing
this week at the Aldlne Theatre
Market at Eighth streets. in her lat
est screen success straight From
Paris" Before she appeared in mo-
ton pictures. Miss Young had Sow
eral seasons experience in stock
companies on the spoken stage and
the experience so gained has stood
her In good stead in her screen ca
reer. Miss Young plays her part
convincingly and effectively. Prob
ably one OF the reasons why she
scores such a triumph is the fault
less direction OF the producer, in ad-
dition TO her individual ability. This
Is notably borne out in the present
picture. foT the technique OF pro-
sentauon. photography and setting
is practically perfect.
Evening journal., 1921-07-21
PROSECUTE "a FOR
DRYLAW VIOLATION

Records OF the United States Dis
-ict Court show that from June 30.
e20. to June 80. 1921, twenty-seven
ases OF violations Of the national
|rohibition laws have been prepared
|r prosecution in the Office OF United
|ates District Attorney Hughes.
Twenty-four of these case have
|een completed, twenty resulting
:. convictions and four nolle pressed.
|he total amount OF fines imposed
! these cases was 1896.
There are still three OF these cases
ending. all charged with the sale Of
bsoxicating liquors: Steven Fon-
ma. Robert jolly and Pete Schada.
|hese cases were set for June II.
II were carried over to the Septem-
br term OF court
Evening journal., 1921-07-21
DEATH OF DOVER CHILD.

Special TO The Evening Journal.
DOVER. July 21.-Much sympa~
thy is expressed al the State capital
for Mr.. and Mrs James NJ. Satter-
field because OF the death OF their
two and one-haif-year-old son. Rich
are Sites Satterheld. who died yes
terday. The little fellow had been
i'll for several days and two special
lists from Philadelphia were sum
moned. Mr.. Satterfieid was formerly
deputy attorney general OF Kent
county and Is one OF the prominent
members OF the Kent County Bar
Association Funeral services will
be held Friday afternoon from the
residence OF the parents on Dover
Green and intermcnt made in Lake.
side Cemetery.
Evening journal., 1921-07-21
AT THE SAVOY.

What's Your Reputation Worth p
The big Vitagraph special produc-
tion starring Corrine Griffith, which
is now playing for a weeks run at
the Savoy Theatre is surely an un-
usual type OF picture. Surprises.
suspense, humor and love are clever
ly blended in a background Of artis-
tic beauty set off by thrills and spec
tacular feats. Il Is the beautiful
simplicity. the cioseness to human
nature and events that come with
Evening journal., 1921-07-21
SEAF0RD SUNDAY
SCHOOL WORKERS
Special to The Evening Journal.

Speciai 10 me Evening Journal.
SEAFORD. Del, July 2i.-After
serving continuously for 21 years as
president OF the seaford Hundred
Sunday School Association. l.. w.
Hurley. resigned at the twenty-third
annual meeting OF the association.
which was held Tuesday In Browns
M. r. Church, on Seaford Circuit.
the Rev. N. c. Benson. pastor.
Onicers were elected by the as
sociation as follows; r. A Stewart.
president; s. NJ. Noble. vice-presid-
ent; w. S. Tucker. secretary; c. j.
Elzey. treasurer; executive commit
toe-Mrs. Maggie Wiley. ST. Johns
Church; L. M. Culver. Mt. Oiivet:
Mrs. Annie Elliott, st. Luke's s. NJ.
Noble, Bethel; Robert Boyce. Wes-
ley; Harvey King. Browns: Clay
Evening journal., 1921-07-21
Ar THE RIAITO

George Walsh playing at the Rial
to for the first time in many months.
opens an engagement Of three days
today in Dynamite Allen"
Those who know George Walsh
and his screen ability will be able to
appreciate the great possibilities to
be found in the story OF the present
picture. The tale was written es-
Evening journal., 1921-07-21
AMnwSemnemGs
PARKs ARE POPuIlAR

Patronage is on the increase both
at Shellpot and Brandywine Springs
Parks. This Is largely due 10 the
continued hot weather. The parks
are always much cooler than the
heated cities. The attendance from
Chester and Philadelphia as well as
from Wilmington is large. The seq
son for excursions is about over
but numerous private parties and
scores OF individual pleasure seekers
are coming here each day from other
places. Children from all the sur
rounding places are generally pleased
that the toy hunts are TO be con-
tinued each Tuesday afternoon.
Evening journal., 1921-07-21
DANCING on RTvTR BoATs

This evening and Friday and Sat
urday evenings the Wilson Line
boats leaving this city at and Z
p. m. viii carry orchestras for
dancing. Tho orchestras are furnish
ing excellent music and these boat
dances are gaining in popularity
each week. Large numbers OF people
are also making the trips merely TO
watch the dancers and TO enjoy the
music
Evening journal., 1921-07-21

chine escaped injury. The other
cars we're not occupied at the time
OF the accident.
Evening journal., 1921-07-21

The Want Ads present many op-
portunities for making spare hours
profitable.
Evening journal., 1921-07-21

Lewis, Cannon; Mrs d. w. Ella
Woodland; Mrs +. M Chm. Re-
lance.
Evening journal., 1921-07-21
AT THE QUEEN.


Tom Mix. as usual, got" the
crowds at the Queen theatre yester-
day when he played in "A Ridin'
Romeo" which opened a four-day en-
gagement.
The story that Tom wrote for him
self Is expressive OF the fun and the
wit that is In his cowboy heart. He
wrote a pretty stin role for his en-
actment that requires all his physi-
cal energy to play. He does some
dancing stunts on his horse that arc
no more difficult to him than the
fox trot is to experienced dancers.
He drives a stage coach on three
and two wheels and he generally
disports himself in a manner that
suggests necBbrealcing but furnishes
the thrills regardless.
Tom is after a girl. They love each
other but an interfering father with
a violent temper and a handy "hoof''
put the X. o. on their romance. until
Tom takes a hand In the matter and
marries dad of to an enterprising
widow
Rhea Mitchell in the feminine lead
Is very good. Eugenia Ford as the
widow is original.
Evening journal., 1921-07-21

pecially for George Walsh and al
lows him plenty Of opportunity for
the exhibition Of the stunts and dar-
ing that have made him famous
Dynamite Allen" is a man OF the
coaling regions OF Pennsylvania He
is a man OF Drawn and brain who
spends his life trying TO clear his
father imprisoned for life, falsely
accused OF murder.
There Is no way TO accurately des-
cribe the picture. II is thrilling from
the opening to the closing scene.
The entire action is bound together
by a charming love romance.
Evening journal., 1921-07-21
HEY, KIDS

In these days when you like to be outdoors doing
something that is amusing, how would you like to know
hoy fn
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-06-09
THE NEXT WAR WILL BE FOUGHT WITH GAS

%AT the next great there be will be or lost
by gas and that the slaughter will be terrific Is
N the view of in the chemical warfare service OF the
They have solid facts which to base their estimates
General Fries of the chemical division has made report IN
which he sets forth his views very frankly The following Is
from the Fries report:
TO
what will be the future
the battle line with gas being
rpan bombs tatefie of the u
be free from
materials for these gases We
have personnel the factories More than
the and the air service that VIII
who fails the future to consider gas
studies failing consider the most powerful weapon
Of fwar,bo tn for offe
Something of the destruction that be inflicted non
combatants is set forth by General Fries:
general New York the masn
United
suffered that the Atlantic fleet had been
military aviation certain as that
possible Atlantic and sprinkle our cities
with nation could ana hod e III
shell but rain of something
Infinitely mo dreadful. u
1--WE know of mile and
fleet of 100 poison pnk
night having defeated or eVadeu m
and defeat would most certainly
Of thousands would pc
1t is picture one
tell the sen use
in is approaching this extreme of horror
a of cold scientific faft weh
We have ad-
policy because we6eeye in the sound ng
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-06-09

Of the American people
Too much often defeats the
whole
publicity
majority have understanding of what those institutions
should be maintained.'
Ten years such words would have been regarded the
rawlings of fanatic But the boys who in the fighting on
the front know only we'll what be done with
gas Chemical warfare dream, it is reality Gas
had become chief weapon before the finished and
the next big war is likely be used almost exclusively le
that does not will not need strong fleet Wen equip
ped and powerful aviation We must nave these
branches perfected in order to warfare and
in order to protect against attack
There but two open to this country We must
unite creating and operating world protective force that can
and will hold obsreperous nations in check else we must
carry preparedness campaign that takes full notice OIL
changes in methods To disam partly disam before
other form of protection provided would border on
suicide.
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McMnnve voted down anti dancing ordinance as was
70 be expected there abuses connected with dancing
true of all other forms of human association but dancing in it.
self vicious immoral 1t agraceful peasurabe and
wholesome pasme Dances do need regulation but to try to
abolish dancing would be insane. 4s ~
President Harding making noble speeches these days
which he expresses views that approach the deasm OF
Woodrow Wilson. The presidency broadens
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Now let's see what happens to the housing shortage.
~%~~~s~~s~~%~~~~~
Personal corday courtesy for the wherever
they oundhas the best formula for entertaining the
A. r. They will meet here again and this will be last
opportunity to do them honor.
~>~~~~~~e>~A~e~~~
Secretary DENLY getting taste of what his predece
sor faced in dealing with the takative Admiral Sims
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-06-09

lead is a mere satisfactory material
which seems to meet most of the re-
au!rements for an arsenieal poison thar
will not injure foliage has good adhe-
size qualities and. If in the powdered
form. will not dtertorate by drying or
freezing.
A Champion Pest
The champion pest of destruction OF
the Bug Army is the cutworm. He IS
the seventy animal artillery for
action. This destroyer IS called the
army wornl" and poison bran mash is
the thing for him. Poison bran mash
is 2 mixture OF Paris Green. bran,
syrup and water.
Cutwoims generally hide under
debris or rubbish or in the ground
during the day. and come ou. 70 feed
at night. a single broadcast applica-
ticd in the late evening Of poison bran
mash is generally sufleient for effect
i've control Of these troublesome pests.
A vegetable poison known as helle-
bore. which IS Manufactured by finely
grinding the roots Of the white helle-
bore plant, has been used quite gem
orally on lrees and shrubs bearing
fruits which are nearly ripened and
almost ready fer picking. Hellebofc
quickly ,oses its poisoning properties
on exposure 10 the air and suns and II
viii lose ia strength rapidly anlesE i
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-06-09
LIVING BUDDHA'' PROPOSES CHINA
RECOGNIZE AUTONOMOUS STATUS
=
MADE MONGOLIA PROVINCE OF CHINA

The messenger reported that COM
plete order had been restored in Urga
and that Chinese residents were being
well treated. The fall of Urga, he said,
was due primarily to hostility aroused
by high handed treatment of Mongols
by Little Hsu's" troops, which grew
more intolerable after the fall of the
Anfu Clique last summer when the
Chinese Government failed to make
any provision for their support. This
hostility was at its height when I'M
gren, hard pressed by Russian enc
mics appeared upon the scene with a
nondeseript army, lacking for a place
of refuge. He found little difficulty
in recruiting the discontended Mon
gols for his attack upon urga.
The Living Buddha" had been held
prisoner by the Chinese. One of the
first attacks resulted in freeing him
and he at once sent out a call for all
Mongols to rally for a holy war upon
the Chinese. The later fought bravely
but were unable to stand against the
growing war spirit of the attackers,
More than fifty thousand Chinese
noncombatants. the messenger said,
fled from Urga when its fall became
apparent Many lost their way in the
desert and perished from cold and
starvation. Most of them however
reached ahe Chinese Eastern railway
aRa found safety. Ungren sent out an
order for ruthless slaughter of all Jews
and few escaped. but Chinese noncom-
batants were not harmed.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-06-09
ARE ELECTED
FOR BOARDMAN P. I. A
(East oregonian speeIal.l }

BOARDMAN, Ore. June 9.-The
special election passed very quietly in
Boardman precinct. about so per cent
of the vote being cast. All the meas
ures were favored.
The ladies of the Aid Society serv-
ed a cafeteria lunch in the school
rooms to all Interested In the after
noon at 800 o'clock occurred the an
nual election Of officers OF the 7. T.
A. Mrs. w. II. Stewart was elected
president, Mrs. w. c. King, vice pres
ident; Mrs. a t Heriom. secretary,
and Mrs. B. H. Harper. treasurer. Mrs.
$. II. Boardman was endorsed as the
associations, candidate for member Of
the school board G. G. Blayden haa
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-06-09
is kept in air-tight containers.
For Scale And Lice

A boiled chemical mixture Of lime
and sulphur. containing many peculiar
compounds of these two materials and
known as iimc-sulphur solution. has
been for several years standard
spray for the control of certaa species
OF scale insects and plant lice. partic-
ularly in the dormant season.. ln ad-
dition to lis value as an inseeucide,
llme-sulphur. particularly in strong
solution. is an efficient fungiclde. aid
ing greatly In the control Of scab,
m'ldew and certain other fungous lis
ases II can be readily used in. con
junction with arsenats Of lead as a