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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-03-12
Suspension del trafico de
caniones por las carreteras

carreteras camiros pubiicos de Puerto
Rico a cualquier vehiculo de motor de-
dicado al transporte de carga y para f.
jar el limite de esta, pero esa ley fue
expresamente derogada por ell Articulo
veints, de la Ley nuzrsro setenta y Gin
CO. de mil novecientos diez y seis, an
tes citada, sin que esta Ultima expre-
si6.s legislative contenga disposition
alguna que autorice al Comisionado del
Interior dicsar las reglss que podia
poner en- vigor La Comision creada per
la Ley de mil novecientos trece. La Ley
de mil novecientos diez y seis, en- su
Articulo g, Letra (el, que antes Sc,
trarscribe. solo faculta al Conlisionado
del Interior para dictar reglas adiciona
les para regular ell trafco de las carre-
teras insulares, siempre que no sean in
compatibles cen sus disposiciores,s y CO..
mo EN- dicha ley no hay precepto alguno
que prohiba Ell dsrecho trafcar por las
csrreteras a les vehiculos de motor, e1
cepto, en- cuarto a su peso Sc refera,
cuando este exceda de ocho toneladas es
tando cargado ,segin Ell Articulo octa-
vo, Letra (c). y como eli CANTON Gel acp
sado no excede cargado de ese peso; en-
tendcmos que no ha cometido delito al
guno, Y que es ULTRA WIRES toda dis
posici6n del Comisiorado del Interior
que vaya mas ALA de las prohibicicnes
que expresamente enumera ell legislator
en- la referida ley.
sLa Legislature no pueae delegar sus
poderes para hacer leyes, pero puede de
fnir los principles generates y deiar
la rama administrative del Gobiernc q.
adopte las reglas y disposiciones que SC
refieran cuestiones de detalle.
Las disposiciones de la Ley de Auto
movies al efecto de que el cclnisiona-
do del Interior puede dictar reglas adj
cionales para regular 81 trafco, sen RI
las Ell cuanto elias tiendan a ,autorizar
dicho Comisionado para adoptar re,
glas en- adici6n las del Estatutc, es
decir reglas que en- efecto aEr9hcn cl
Estatuto y las cuales no Sc liniten
poner en- ejecucion las disposicicnes va
aprobadas por Ia Asamblea Legislat-va,
nj tanpoco podra adoptar -aquellas re-
glas que Sc exijan por las condicicnss
locales 6 oPINIoNEs, ATTORNEY
GENERAL DE PUERTO RICO, Sss."
Sc DEcIARA CON LUGAR la mo
cion presentada por el acusado, y Sc le
absuelve hbremente, con las costas de
ofcio
Dada en- HumacaO, P. r, "a nueve de
MARIO de 1921.
pablo BERGA,
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FdU4U bdlN'
Juez de Distrito
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-03-12

F&1cos
Sc imputa a Manuel Ortiz una infrac-
cion la Ley de AUTOMOBILES, por Ell
Ihecho de que en- veinticinco de enero
de mil novecientos vssntturc, naliciosa,
Ivoluntaria ilegalmente nianejaba, por
la carretera. que conduce de Humac1e
Yabucoa, I'M canton de su propiedad,
cuyo peso cargado es de diez y seis mil
libras descargado echo mil libras, en-
fcontraverci6n a 10 dispuesto por Ell Co
misionado del Interior en- teIegrama de
veinte de ensro de mil. hovecientps vein
Itiuno, por ell Que suspende Ell tradeo de
vehfculos de mosor por dicha carretera
Iciiyo peso SEA mayor de una y media
Etorslada, $1,000 librasl.
)Leida la denuncia contest6 Ell acusa-
do aiegando ser inocente y llamados los
ltestigos dc cargo, La defensa adniti6
que de declarar, probarian todos ca
da, uno de los hechos aIegados en- la. de
nuncia, los cue eran. ciertos. Hecha es-
ia admission. no teniendo otra prueba
Ell Fiscal. el acusado present6 una mo-
cion para que Sc lie absolviera pereuto-
riamsr1te, por no conssituir delito publ
co los hechos que Sc lie imputan.
La Ley numero setenta v cinco para
Reglamentar .el uso de vehiculo de mo-
| tor, aprobada Ell trece de abril de mil
fnovecientos diez Y seis, Ell su Articulo
Is, letra (el. dispone 10 siguiente:
e Comisiorado del Interior, cuaudo
fuere necesario "a su juicio, dictsra re-
glas adicionales para regular Ell trafi-
leo de las carreteras insulares, siempre
Eque no sean incompatibles con las dis
Iposiciones de esta Ley, v, una vez pro
rnulgada, tendran fuerza y efecto lega-
les.
La anterior facultad corcedida al Co
misionado del Interior para uictar reglas
adiciona1es para regular Ell trafco de
las carreteras insulares, no incluye Ia
de suspenderlo cuando, en- su, opinion,
la circulaci6n de vehiculos de motor
ldedicados al transporte de~carga pueda
ocasionar dafios causa del peso de los
mismos. Tai autoridad fue conferida, por
Ley numero 113, para Regular el tra-
fico evitar dafios las carreteras y
puentes, aprobado Ell trece de mario dc
mil novecientos trece, a una Comision
que Sc componia del Speaker" de la
Camara, del Presidente del concejo Eje
cutivo, y del Comisionadc del Interior.
La seccion segunda de esta Ley, decia
ASH
"A dicha comision Sc le coniere el
derecho para excluir de cualuuier carre
terra camino publico de Puerto Rico
que este en- repsraci6n fehiculos de mo
tor dcaicados ii trsnsporte de carga
cuando. en- su opinion, i circulation de
los mislr5s pueda ocasi mar dsfios las
carreteras puentss tambien Sc le
sutoriza para fjar Il mite de carga
que deben lIevar los nrhiepIos de cual-
quier clase que transitef q ppr cualquier
camino que Sc este faBs tapao. \
Como Sc We claraneSta "a comsion
creada por dicha Ley tAnls ainpHs IA
cultad para excluir dsi tsSIshc pr las
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lVMevO frafGmieNfO para
cNidar las Mn0S

Lfmense las ufias hasta darles Ia longitud
deseada. Sc considera de buen gusto,
darlas una forma ovalada. Envuelva el
extreme del palito cuticular en- un pedacito
dealgod6ny humed dezcase en- el liquido Cutex-
Luego, frotese Ia base de Ia una empujando
hacia atras Ia cutlcula. AL instante las
Eart1culas de epidermis muerta Sc despren-
Sderan dejando la una limpia. Lavense las
manos y sequense cuidadosamente.
IN Doqliito &c Blanco Cutex para las unas
apl'cadodebajo eestas,
les daraIa blancuradel
-1--5-ruu.zzzaszyy nieve Conclnyase con
~ P,,l,uento Cutev
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mn VEGA RAyA

snccptrarA listed RL MUNDO On
ii oafe osntrai ss Gonzales , 1a1e
p,.r. ..Josa = Ngtar'' Aavt
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-03-12
La nueya manera de cuidarse las
uflas sin cortar la cutlcula

Las especialidades Cutex para las ufias Sc
venden en- las farmacias, droguefias y
tiendas de ropa. 81 no Sc pudiera obte-
nerlas en- las tiendas, escriba a Northam
Warren Corporation, Apartado 1888, San
Juan, Puerto Rico.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-03-12
COmi6nceSe hoy mismO a tener anas
erQnisitas. Envfe IS cts.

Yea Guam bellas hace sus manos "Cutex."
Pruebelo. Envlenos rs cts, en- moneda o
sellos de correo, por I'm juego de prueba COM
pleto Contiene, Zen tanafos reducidos:
LIquido CUtex para remover la cuticula;
Blanco Cutex para las unas; Crema y Pas
tilla para pulir; lima de esmeril; palito
cuticular algodon absorbente. Todo suf-.
Cente, a 10 menos, para sels manicures
perfectos. Estos Juegos Ininiatura nose VEN
den en- las tiendas. Solfcite hoy el suyo de
Northam Warren Corporation, Apartado
1888, San Juan, Puerto Rico.
a 1888 DIierrn
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-03-12

Envle hoy este cupon con rs cts Ia Northam w
Corporation, Apartado 1888, San Juan, Puerto Rico
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-03-12

" L nuevo preparado Cutex, hace inne-
R cesario el recortar las u1as y da a
Il las manos Ia her1nosura sirnetria
que tantoss Sc admiran. Este lfquido es absO-
lutamente inofen5ioo.
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Snappy Names for
Milddy'S Dresses

New York. A@g. i DE s.gaAtsa<
go~ns With uarnes as bizarre ~
those givea racehcrses IS the fs,ass
trade device az fashionable New
York @resSm4kers.
This wAs revealed when q iargs
ar-n salt for sis.ees agalns, =
weaithy man for ralment parchased
81 lis wife tat alleged to Be sta
1nr@sd Tor.
LADY Fair ~rn Say She Does.
ans Patches were the way three
GOWNS were iieniized. Srappy littse
dress went down on the list as
Country sFouss.r while two stree.
suits ~ere charged ~ IS Bobby
and Reggie
BY way cs ra-sdox. an evening
rown was caT.stene1 Morning
Clorvs
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|sTAtE COTTON CROP
SUFFERS BIC SLUMP
Survey Shows Decline Of Seven
Percent For the Month Of
July Corn is Above the
Average


tlNlahumas % sc~ rfssuy'len for
tssi viii be approximately $50 Voa
sadss. leYs saaa haif ~ sas yeus
pr.aaes,oa in the Auguss esop report
sslcaNed hy the state heard q agi
nl,are
Cotton dropped pcreug IA yondl
,ion ggosa June IS - Jals y wlsh
correspOnaeu reports sndlea int a
condition of IS percent On luiy s.,
shlgA "a 1t peFcens bsloe the tan
seara,oraae toF that date. acsanllRs
- shc report. Thlry-oae yuansier
reported lishi % heavy damage from
son uresa. the cx rrmc southern and
northeastern counties belnE the hard
eHt hit Tho bent condition figures
wore rspofted from the southwcag.
sess ana she counties in the mar hers
aAu o ghe cotlon proinslas fcsion Of
ma siatrH
Other Crops Ar Good
crops oiAer Than rvttea vsrv Fs
ported ia xuad condition showers
sere reported over .he ca,ife asass
uring ,he month aud ali sessions "a.
epi ghe northeast. casscri and soath
western counties relors soil moisture
as gpoA Those sections reviewed little
ain during ne las, bali II The mo~a
nj lhclr froY- 40 not saow ae good
anaslons AZ N other paris - the
taie according 81 reports
Tho condition az cafn AaFist J WAS
ti,en AZ ~ percent, the hlEhssi aver
ee for the las. ten years. ~i,h the
exception of an average a. "a percent
"A 1916 The average "a 50 perccnt
boye the ten year average foF this
ime last year The yield 1h.s year j.
,stlmatcd d, sa.sOo,9oo bushels. AZ
,roAimalely tha same az last year
Gardens ln Need of Rain
The broom corn acreage MAS re
,orlea eus approximately 20 percent
,a compared nlih last year. but HE
,uallty II Vhe brush N said 20 be
setter and the average yield viii run
,ighev rha condltlun ~ the crop y
rood The acreage ia grain sorrhums
sas decreased this year. but ihe crop
$ ia excellent condition Pastures
r. Ia flNO shape except III tne nor b.
vest aud southwest who're rains are
seeded All minor wopa. with the eN.
option of trieh gardenn. which afs
need o. immediate reliel from dry
scaihcf are 20 good shape
The piuier wheat cuudillrB was
,ivea as the essc- average Tor ,ea
sara nith d srohabie yield " S9e0e
100 bushels Cat production was esti'
mated az go.Aee 600 bushels, drop o.
approximately 100000 bushels from
asst years yield
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Miss Geraldine Fltsevrala had hcr
sonsils removed tbls morning
w nj 81
Mr.. aad Mrs John Aloorn ot pouoa
city are Visiting IN The city
Ais u
Miss Addie Dsrnafl y saenalug che
week in Enid.
" u ii
Mr. = & Davis 81 IonAawa Is the
guest ~ Mrs Kalph Davis this NeeA
X y v
Miss Della Bre~n q Tulsa IS n,
guest ~ her hroher = " Wtlllams
and Mrs Williams
* i IS
Brose Eslas II Ia Oklahoma Cln
on business
n N ri
Mru Geo hsca og cashlon ~
entertain The Past Malpns clab a.
the Residence of Mrs. y NJ. l.. Ray
Monday aight at ocipcx
Aa r.
Mr aad Mrs. W. ! Dwlnucl aae
son. Waller have returned from i
three weeAs srip to differont point.
IN northern Ksnsas They had !
most pleasant trlg and the woaihe,
was cool
n "A n
Rcs aud Mrs. II N E.ehew and son
Robert attended The wedding of Mis-,
Mary Roach aua Mr. Fred PIRATE i,
oklahoma clla resinrssy
n y
The community play games nill b'
held on Tho lawn Of .he West II 4
church tonight VI oclork Every
one come old ana young Bring you.
friends Don't be bachv 4rd Their
is always room for moro Let ~
Aave large crowd tonigh, and show
Guthrie people we can play You arr
onlf young once-let us enjoy llf'
worth while You are sure 20 have
good time Ter ae have oar faTorltl
leaders wiih as Robert Lehew an,
Arthur 0arae. We guarantee To-
once 10 your llfe YOU will have .
Jolly time.
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INSANITY

~ Emperor knfl of AuAfrla
Hungary y living Ia more 81 lssa
regal asatc neae l4ueyrne. Svltzef,
land
Extra Sriaa guards hayc been
called out to prevent him from
leaving hh retreat and making 4
try for the throne ~ Hungary
Just Why anyone should want
f. exchange tbs peuce aud quiet
u lueerne for the throne of
Hungary is beyond ua hut then
there always has been i Atrcak of
insanity running through ihe
lIapsburga. 4
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Atoka, aug 10 Despite Efforts 81
her husband 10 save heF. Mrs. Wal 81
Warren bI ,his city Was drowned Ia
Katy lake mile uorh ~ hre tate
Tuesday searehera found Der hoay
tangled In geads ID 'hp bottom II lhe
lake Two boura later
Mr and Nrv Warren hs.l been
fishing Ia the lake an afternoon,
Both acre vadinE along the bank
when Mrs Warren. who could no.
s@ni s'epped IA hole sic Warren
~ho Was fi'ly feet away tried 70
reach hts wife In time bui could nog
save her
Mr. and Mrs. Warren wsre a young
couple and had lived hers a number
of Yaers The lake II considered ua
usually lrnaeheroas
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!. NECESSITY

Secretary u State Hughes !
said 20 be giving his personal at
tcniion to building itp the Amcri
can consular service.
This Notwithstanding the man,
great diplomatic questions befor'
the department.
The American consular seryic,
has always been more or less o.
q joke One II the reasons d
that, with the exception Of a few
Of the big posts, the pay Of con
suln IS 80 low that il is Impossible
to get first class men to take th,
jobs.
If we are 10 get our share 81
world trade it is importat that
our consular representation be al
least as efficient as that Of com
peting nations.
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MOTHER 6tNI.s LIE 10
SAVE IIitu BABY

FREDERICK, Aug II Nra Ida Polk
rs ysars old. and her daughter. Opal,
years old. we're burned 70 deA 4
when thelr home eleven niles north
oi hsre was destroyed By flre early
today
Mrs. Polk MIA asieno oa lhr sqcpnd
floor aheD he fire broke oa Ahe
dmpped thrrs children through q
window 10 safety. bat VAS ossrcume
ahile attemp'ing 20 save ,hn fourth
Mrs polk'a father, MarseY Meose
vas In feed lot some dlatanee away
~i:h he youngest child. when ihs
fire was discovered aad could not
reach the house IN time 10 aid n the
rescue. The cause Of the fire "a no
known
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-08-11
PERSONALS OF
-. SOCIETY =.

Mrs. w II. Harmed and family ar,
spending the week in Ardmore. Okla
homa.
* * =
Or and Mrs. l.. A. Hahn and
nephew, Billy Mead moiored to Colo
rado to spend a month.
y n x
Mrs Frank Bryant and daughter
of Arkansas City were the dinner
guests OF Mr. and Mrs. Brose Es.ns
last night.
Mr. Geo. Denny and family have
returned from a motor trip 70 Kansas.
y z y
Mrs. Prank Oismith has reiurnes
from three months trip 10 Balti-
more. Maryland.
Mrs. Blanche Walton is spending
her vacation in Newton. Kansas.
" " y
Mrs. T. l. House and family are
he guests OF Mrs. chas. White Of
1917 West Cleveland.
a A N
Nr- and ars. Oscar curd OF Tulsa
announce the birth OF a daughter,
Monday, August s.
x & n.
Hrs. B. r. Darling has a. her guests.
her father and brother. Mr. Dole
Hall and Byron Hail OF Wilcox. No.
Miss Nellie Hall and Mr. Gene Han
Of Maryland, No. and Miss Florence
Moore Of Savannah, Mo.
y X e
Nr. Gerald Fitzgerald is here from
Kansas City 10 visit his family who
are spending the sumner ri.h Mrs.
Fitzgersid's nosher. Mrs. L II.
Estcle.t
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a Paris dispatch ~ authority for
he statement that blind worker IN
factory near Lyons has discovered
IN alloy which permits hin 10 mai
pair ~ shoes weighing three and
me bali ounces fire and water proof.
oiid. aud good as The best produci u
be American ahoe fae ories. at 81 a
mir.
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cAao % raAsss

Wa wlah 10 thanA our frl~nsi- for
their alnd expfuaeion Of symua'hY
Aad floral otteFing 10 our moihsf and
grandmother Nfs Indiana Dllluy Mr.
Thomas Dlliey. Nrs . A. Imryianeo
and family
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-08-11
RENAIsk tBi.E ESCAPE

A nine year.o;d girl recently fell
OF alton platform IN fropt of an
elevated train IN Brooklyn. ln fall
ins. she missed he approaching train.
dropped between the rim of the plat
form and the track. glanced or an
electric feed wire and handed on the
street IS feet below. She faced death
ihrse times and escaped with scratch
Is
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forgotten or unexpected since early
lhe eighteenth century. valuable
uiphur ore deposits have been 70
discovered IN Eastern Finland.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-08-11

Trucks run by steam engines ln
stead of gasoline engines. a. Is usua
In America, are gaining favor r.
EBglana
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'e 4 umes could hsrds q houssrcrs gos neans fcm The
dssrsec Y and k u with gooi results ard row able %
Eahsh testimonial Mrs CHESTER kaI- T. Is Faye, oho
An Illinois her experience:
NconEton IL 81 and female srouhs
~eAS hAd 70 interest hoGwo had such acksehe ccuA
without Rubbing
So WITH a' sometimes easc the rain fog few "s bot aa not stop
c PnkhAm
have nsde healthy And
for hcas Mrs sscgvHrTs tl9 Va Walnut s. Bloomington I'll
The c3tns described s Natty
apeaita who their DART tssAs
oon he pyla and day they IN their homes for te fashss
ami ~ the daily of hcusewors make clothes fer them
selves sad for their children work their gaens Al the while suffering
sass aod uses which sap ne very Foundation q te unt there comes
wld hy
fnkhAm
for such cono7s suffering and uhappne
There hardly rhborhcd
famous medicine Therefore ask neehhor and viii find
mary cases that 81 other been benefited y taking
ao toyoa Fer than forty this cd fashioned vst
aad neo medicine hasbra uang ard strength
lydia f. Pinkham Private uron ~Aients
10 Women will he
The LYDIA ". pfnkham
This book contains valuable n ion.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-08-11

tsEuiAr measurements ~ fainfslI
Nere made ln Iadla Ia tas fourra
century u g and is i'alestine Ia tbe
first century A. u.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-08-11

The larges. of the Iuitcd States
iraenala Are located ~ Rock island.
H., aud Springfield. Mass.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-08-11

u giving excellent results Ia coal
mine In Europe.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-08-11

The canadlaa Easefnmef.t haa a
herd of s,est bison at Nninrls..t.
Alberta.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-08-11

wANTED-Cirls for work ia b--<-
bsndry. Cali at Co cooperative Pub
isshsng Company.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-08-11
JUDGE Aook SERIOUSLY iLL

JUDGE HOOK SERIOUSLY I'LL
Kansas CITY. Aug. Jadge VII.
lam {. Hook of the Tnited States
circuit court AZ Leavenworih, Kan
sas Is seriously III at his summer
home. Sayner. Wisconsin. according
10 Information received today by his
son. f1grAam D Hook. who left hers
Tor saynsr upoa receipt q the mes
saga
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8A"hNfN CSC thN H@AFf "ANh VI
doing iAnrs. each one stroae 81
gcnius or ~ love- no~ repeated and
hardened in.o usage Emerson
" NJ Il
Birthday Parry for
Reherts Jane Gsni
Mrs + l.. Gail q ais East Har-
risoa Avenue gave q childrens lawn
psrty Yesterday afternoon IN honor
of her little daughter. Roberta rAne
On the lawn which was converted
into beautiful house xames were
p'Ayed Above large table whiN
had a. A~ ccn.erpleeo an Imposing
birthday caks With l.s appropriate
aumbeF os burning candies. hung an
inverted parasoi dotted With hunchos
of violets. pink caps. which the
children wore In PLAYING games. and
rcd balloons we're given as fayors
Mrs GAIL Nss assisted by her
mother. Mrs chllcott. Mrs /. G Ma
haftey Phoebe baer and Mildred Corn
in serving an ice course Other
quests were Dorothy chesnus. Mary
Alice and Kathleen WEIGH. Retsa
Mariory Beck. RaIpheila and Jane
Davis, Jane aud Donald Speer. Mildred
and Floyd Patterson. Tommy and
Johnny Lambert. Evallne Miller.
Josephine and Herbert Diekey.
Klixabe,h and John Alt Adams. Pat
Johnston. Nina Bell Corn. Peggy and
Helen Petty. Cecil Giffeu. BOBBY
vore. Bobby Tsesars OF ". smith.
Texas, Geraldine and Jaok Fitzgerald
Of Ksnsas City and John Henfy nnl
ot Sevkir&.
Rainbow Picnic
Alsoat slsty members ard friends o.
the Rainbow class az the Firw NJ. n
SUNDAY school met las, night .. Min
cral Wells Park and enjoyed one Of
their usual good time picnios A
bounseous supper was served follow
cd by eonmani y games
x " "
iris Club Ensertalnso
"A group OF guests composed ~ Miss
Moore Of Savannah. No.. Miss Hall Of
| Maysrslle and Mrs Evan Gucker add
ed interes, 10 the meeting OF the Iris
club yesterday AZ the home OF Mrs.
Lester Housh. The hostess was a.
sisted by Mrs. Kari Evans. Mrs. y.
Mahzn and Mrs. Gucker In serving
Mrs. Chas. Leayiit zlll entertain the
club In two weess
= X "
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roo LATE TO CLASSIFY

FOR SAI.E-Ford speedster q
class shape. See johnson Iees W.
MansaT after 8 ?. m.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-08-11

Trmplng the hair is very OH In
vcntion Even the ancient Romans
used crimpirg irons.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-08-11
the TRIALS OF
A HOUSEWIFE
How They Have Been Endured and How Overcome ~
Lydia {. pinkhams Vegetable Compound
Experience of Providence Woman

proxisirnce. e | -'s took Is 10
f. rirkh2ms Vegetable Ccmpourd
for a female trauhie aid back ache
In sA@gsn Just after my hAhy was born.
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ting ms work doas, eet ! bad swfal
hesren 0own pains 90 | cosld not
staaa on M feet read in the PAPERS
ahoai LYDIA r pinkhan = Vegetable
Compoesli ard the Teca u Was dclng
other wcmca. AM / have gct dandy
results from il ard wil always rec
osauend Il fOu can use these facts
a. a testimonial II you vish. r. Mrs
ilERREKy i. CASSk.N. lS Meui Court.
Providence. X. l.
ohio woman for three wears
could hardly keep about aud
do her lsousework She was ~ ill.
Made well by l4s dia n. Pink
hani's Vegetable compound;
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Palatka daily news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1919-1994, 1921-06-06
REED PROTESTS A
TRANSFER Of ALL
CONGRESS POWER
(By Associated Press)

Washington, June A. - Discussion
of the Capper-Pincher bill to regulate
grain exchanges before the senate
agricultural committee today develop
ed into a snarl on the subject of dele
cation of congressional authority to
administrative officials. 1t eliminated
in the declaration of Senator, demo-
crat of Missouri, that he could not
differentiate between government by
an individual board or commission as
between the government William II,
of Prussia.
The Missouri senator delivered a
broadside against provisions of the
grain bill, the packer control measure
and others which contemplate repos
ing broad powers to make rules and
regulations in the department heads
or commissions. 1t was nothing short
of socialistic, he said.
Mr.. Reed added that all regulations
drafted under delegated power in the
past had been written "by doctors of
something or other. They always re-
fused to alter them he said "holding
on to the first draft in the tenacity
of their own ignorance"