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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1921-05-14
RAPSMAN WHO
TOLD ON F|Fr
Phelps CIawson, Friend OF Still
mans, Says Divorce Case
Is "Frame-up."

BUFFALO, N. Y, May "a. =
"Not what he told, but WHY he
told it-that is the question:"
H. Phelps ,Clawson thus summed
up today his comment on the re-
markable testimony given at the
referees hearing in the Stillman
divorce case last week by DR.. Hugh
Russell, Buffalo osteopath.
.FRAMEUP." HE SAYS.
Clswson, for. years an intimate
friend Of the Stillman family. con-
tinued today hts public Efforts to
show that the whole case against
Mrs. stillman is q 'frame-up" He
limited at a mysterious motive on
the part of DR.. Russell for telling
under oath something that no power
en- earth could have forced him to
tell" though he hasesncd to add that
he did not mean to .iny.nuate that the
doctor was bribed.
As to the osteopstk's testimony IT.
self. the crux of which was that
the multi millionaire's wife had come
to him aud told him little Guy was
the child of Fred X. Peauvais, hair
breed Indian. guide. Clawson not only
tried to disprove by pointing TO the
utter lack OF resem o!ance between
the child and Beauvais. but he dis
missed the very idea contemptuously
by ssying:
refinement, character, and position
would have gone abroad and chosen
some lord or earl IL she wanted n
lover. 1t is outrageous to suppose
she would choose a man OF the type
Of Beauvais"
but why did DR.. Russell give such
testimonyY' Clawsonl reiterated sew
ersl times.
"Weli, I'll bite: why did he?" asked
the reporter. but Clawson could not
answer the question himself, except TO
say there must have been some re-
markable motive.
RIDICULEs BEAUvAIs LETTERS.
Maybe. when he Is cross-examined.
Mrs. Stillman will ask him some peril
nent questions about his past expert
enceS." he added significantly.
But that was as far as he would
go on the motive question
"Beauvais Guys father? Why. It's
absurd" Clawson continued. Look
here: Guy has light hair and blue
eyes. hasn't he? Certainly he has
Now, the Indian guide has swarthy
complexion and black hair. hasn't he'
Certainly he has. Furthermore, botn
Mrs. StiIlmsn and her husband aru
light-haired. SO there you are!
And. anyway. Mrs. Stillman could
have had dukes and earls and lords
and the like. had she wanted a lover"
repeated her stanch defender.
whereupon he produced book in
which was an autograph OF Beauvais.
and compared II with the handwriting
alleged to be the Indian guides, on
Photographic copies of alleged love
notes to Mrs. Stillman. There was.
indeed. marked difference In the
penmanship.
They've even misspelled Beauvais
Indian name on this one" exclaimed
Clawson. pointing to one OF the al
legged letters. With they" he meant
whomever he believes forged the let
tiers to frame the case against the
bankers wife.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1921-05-14

I-wAat countries bsund
Franeef
Spain. the tiny independent
state Of Andorrs In the Pyrenees.
Monaco, Italy, swttzeriana, Ger
many, Luxemhsrr and Beigfum.
2Iwhat city asd country pro
suee the Anest ekinas
SOme say Limoges, Franeet
some say Sevres, France, some
say Dresden. Germanyy sS0e say
Cspeaha&ea, Denmark.
3-wheve II the River VelEaf
In Russia.
%Lwbat IL the anest cotton
Growsf
Sea Island cotton. or Egyptian
cotton, according to sfderent eh-
perts.
s-what city IN the United
states leads In making laundry
naaehineSf
Chicago.
sLwkat city is the fur center
Of the United ststess
st. Louis las been the raw fur
center until the month OF April OF
the present year. when New YORK
apparently ecIip~ed II. IL IT, nip
ana tuck between tie two cities,
With New York leading. New
York II iweonte~tably the center
Of fur manufacturing and retail
selling.
what country II the grestest
textile producerf
Great Britain II so cons'dered'
hut the United states II . close
competitor IN volume, ans msy
- a -
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1921-05-14

WIN a slight cold at his home In
Menlo Park, NJ J.
MI. Edison rcsents the criticism
which condemns him as an opponent
Of colleges and college educational
methods. He believes that the basic
fault with the American school sy.-
tenn ts to be found In the primary
classes.
RAPs GRADE SCHOOLS.
On that point he says:
The conventional graded school
studies. as taught, fail to interest the
child and the brain becomes atrophied
instead OF developing normally. But
even with this condition existing,
the high schools and colleges make
very high percentage of successful
men.
Thus, while only one OF twenty.
three college men passed into grade A
In the test. there were eighteen that
went into grade n. The n class, while
not wholly satisfactory. stiil furn-
ishes good material and represents a
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1921-05-14
Answers to Yesterdays Questions
Just Hop Many Were You Able to AnseperS

they Rpproseh the ESustee.
Australia IL In reality wore thas
three tisses ~ large ~ Greenland.
s-Wbere IL CepenhsGeuS
IN Denmark.
IO-IR what country sth<y than
AustraIi. are ksssaross fsunAs
In New Guinea.
11-wkat teies~spe h the iaru-
est In the wsrIdf
That at the Mt. Wilson Okserva-
tory In California.
12-Whe was Bessemer and
what did he dot
An English engineer, for MAX
ing steel by takiaG earks~ cut 81
molten iron ny ,he air blast.
l3-How many states N She
Unionf
Forty-eisht.
I4-who was PsuI Revert
The Minute Man who apvesd the
alarm 81 the British march On
BexinGtsWf
15-Who was John Hsncs<ks
The arst signer OF the Declare
tion Of Isdependesee.
1S-Whe wa. HsnnIhalP
The CsrthaGfhias general who
conquered most Of Italy In the
third century b. G.
17-Who was Dsntous
A Preach Revslutieasvy orator,
wAe WINS sent 70 the Guillstfse b.
the Cennittee OF Terror.
is-Whc was sesepf
An Atheaisn law9fvev. famous
for t~eHtt-three centuries for the
- a.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1921-05-14
TO
PRESSF|CHT
Divorce Hearings Postpone,
But Banker Will Not Drop
Suit Against Wife.

NEW YORK. May 14.-"James
A. Stillman. recently resigned presi-
dent of the National City Bank.
plans to drop his divorce suit and
seek surcease from publicity
abroad"
That was the widely circulated re-
port today. a rumor that appeared
strengthened by an unexpected move
in his now famous suit.
BANKER STILL FIRM.
On excellent authority. however 1t
was learned that the Wall Street
banker is just as determined now to
drive his fight through as he was
4 ,e day he launched his charge against
his wife and declared that Baby Guy
was not his son.
Late yesterday afternoon the move
to drop" was taken.
George Coegill. OF Cadwallader.
wickersham and Taft. arranged with
members of the firm Of Nichols. Ana
bile, Fuller and Sullivan. counsel for
the banker. for "A postponement OF
the divorce hearings scheduled for
next Thursday and Friday.
over the telephone to Daniel j.
Gleason, surrogate OF Duchess county.
referee in the case, Coggill suggested
q delay until May IS and 90. Surro-
gate Gleason got in touch with all
OF the counsellors and found every
body willing to postopne the hearings.
REPORT SPREADS.
Up to the time tho postponement
was granted there had been no indi-
cation by either side that a delay
would be acceptable. Both were ready
to go on the firing line" and the
sudden request for a halt sent the
report OF Stillmsn's desire to quit
into being in a hundred quarters.
With the prompt denial that he had
any such intention came word that
the postponed hearings would be held
in the chambers OF Surrogate Gleason
at Poughkeepsie.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1921-05-14
Come See the
Benzol Girls
Invitations Out for Un-
yelling of Dupont
Circle Nymphs.

Three nymphs will be unveiled
Tuesday.
Right out in the open.
II you've seen 'em you probably
think they've been unveiled as far
as possible. But you are wrong.
They've been al doled up in a form
fitting sheet of water.
Now you know the nymphs.
They are the three sisters OF the
Benzol group who disport them
selves on the memorial fountain to
Rear Admiral DUPONT in DuPon'
Circle. Yes, Benzol. You know,
TINT, dynamite. and nitroglycc-
rine. They're members o fthe Ben
zol group.
The War Department announced
officially today that the young lad
les would be unveiled" at 2:30
o'clock Tuesday afternoon.
Which probably means that they
will turn off the water.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1921-05-14

21-Who VISA LeOnidasf
22-where did we get .suisiana
fr0mf
23-Who was piSarrsf
24-WhO was BolivaPf
2S-what war material did Chile
export to the anies during the
war;
2e-W'here aoes pssst Of the eof-
fee come frsmf
27-Where II koreas
2S-Wh~re h Manchuriaf
7S-Where was Napeleoa horsf
30-What L. the hiGhest rSse OF
tide on the North Atlantic coast:
3l-Who was tke emperor of
Mexico when Cortes landedf
S2-Wbere In the Imperial val
ley. and what II II noted fsrs
3s-WAat and where - the sar-
GAsso Seat
)34-what IL the Ereatest known
depth Of the oceanf
JJ-What IL the name 81 . large
Inland body Of water that has ne
outIetf
3s-what II the capital of Penn
syfvaaiaf
s7-what state h the larsests
Next IarsestS
3S-RhoAe IshaWA IL the snsalle~t
State. what II the nexts And the
nextP
3o-Hsw fap L. II from New
York to BuHalof
4O-Hew far L. II from New
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1921-05-14
DENIES SHE
|SBLuEBEARD
Police Trace Career of Woman
Accused of Killing Her
Four Husbands.

+, LOS ANGELES, May 14.-Look-
! ing into the career of Mrs. LYDIA T.
Southland, twenty-seven, suspected of
having murdered four husbands. her
brother-in-law and her baby, Los
! Angeles and Idaho authorities today
sought trace of other victims.
SEARCH INSURANCE. RECORDS.
Insurance companies throughout
the West were asked to search their
records to determine IL she had
been paid on policies Of husbands
other than those now known.
In the first direct statement made
since her arrest in Honolulu. Mrs.
Southland. the Los Angeles sheriff
was informed, vigorously denied
charges that she poisoned the Ave
men and her baby.
She asserted she has certificates
showing that every one died q nat
ural death. She said
II never poisoned anyone. / can
prove my innocence and am ready TO
return at once TO face the charges"
In going back on the alleged "poi-
son trail" 1t was learned that tho
woman made every possible effort to
keep one of her marriages secret.
This marriage was her third, to Har-
Ian C. LAWS who lived formerly in
Stockton, Cal.
GAVE NAME OF NO. 2.
When she returned to her home AZ
Twin Falls, Idaho. after Lewis death.
1t is said she never mentioned her
marriage to him. When she was mar
ried to her fourth husband, Ii Is al
legged, she gave her name as that OF
her second husband.
This discovery caused the authori-
ties to suspect today that she may
have been married more than Ave
times and that she has kept the other
weddings secret.
Deputy Sheriffs Fox and Nolan say
they were informed that the Honolulu
police have taken precautions to pre-
vent All attempt at suicide by Mrs.
Southland. They did this on a warn
ing from Prosecutor Stephan of Twin
Falls. where she will be taken for
trial on a charge of having murdered
Edward Il. Meyer. her fourth husband.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1921-05-14
CAT IN COFFIN LAID IN
TOMB, WITH FLOWERS

BRDIGEToN, n. j., May 14.-Ther5
was a novel funeral ceremony here
when a pet eat was sent down from
Philadelphia, forty miles. in a cof-
fin by n railroad train, and duly
consigned TO tomb In the family
plot OF its owner in Broad Street
Cemetery.
Flowers were furnished by a
Bridgeton florist and the sexton OF
the cemetery had charge OF the in
terment The cat belonged to Miss
Hannah Beebe, formerly a resident
OF BridgetOn.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1921-05-14
BEAUVA|S HAD 'F|F|'
Join INDIAN TRIBE

NEW YORK. May 14-Dressed in
full resulation costume Of the Indian
Jroquois tribe. from headband down to
dainty moccasins. Mrs. Fiji" Potter
Stillman. wife of the multi-millionairc
ex-banker, who is suing her for d.
vorce, became a full-hedged member OF
the same branch Of that tribe to which
Fred X. Beauvais, half-breed guide
and correspondent in the suit. Is a
member. 1t became known today.
= 1t happened in the fall OF 1917 AZ a
festival near Lake Dawson, in the
Grand Anse district of Quebec. Beau-
vais and about a half hundred other
members of the tribe were present
In accordance with the ancient In
dian custom, after she had taken the
oath of allegiance. her wrists were
siashed and her bleod was sucked
from them By other celebrants.
Then followed the usual solemn
vow by all others participating in
the ceremony, to avenge any harm
that might come to the new member.
This vsw IL known to embody the
principle Of IAN eve for an eye and
q tooth fer a tooth.'
Beauvais, according to lawyers in
the case, who made this Information
public today. acted as sponsor for
Mrs. Stillman. The bankers wife Is
said to be the only white member Of
the organization.
A further interesting revelation to-
day was the news that DIR. Hugh l.
Russell, OF Buffalo, has been for some
time a student of works on hypno-
tism. The osteopath, who swore last
week that Mrs. Stillman had told him
little Guy was the son of Beauvais,
is expected to be cross-examined by
her lawyers on the subject Of hypno-
tism.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1921-05-14

rather high average for college men"
Edison reads four newspapers daily.
He had Hearst paper before him
when interviewed and was reading
II as part Of his journalistic routine.
He said:
1.-THE young man who does not read
the newspapers intelligently has lit
tie interest in things worth while.
This failure to be interested indicates
that the mind is not functioning prop
erIy. that the brain is athophied."
The inventor emphasized the moving
picture as a medium for the dissent
nation OF knowledge which Is only
partly utilized. He said:
Forty thousand subjects are wait
Ing to be filmed. | am too old to
pioneer in this work now, but I would
like to see some younger men take
old of it,"
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1921-05-14

MICHAEL SoL.S0, Of New Haven, Conn, and the four
w babies recently presented to him by his wife, who is
twenty-six years old The children three boys and
girl are fine, healthy specimens Mrs Soso will be able
to leave her bed shortly. Since the birth Of tho In
fants the proud father has stayed home from work TO
aid In caring for them. James weighs w pounds,
Michael, ~; Salvador s, and Angelina, pounds.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1921-05-14
Still More Of Edison's Mental Tests
Answer EN-, Or You're Ignorant, He Says

York to San Fraaeiscsf
41-How far II II fren Net
York to LiverpSSlf
42-Of what state IL Helena
the capitalf
<3-Of what state II Tallahas-
see the espitalf
A%-what State has the largest
copper nlness
<5-what state has the largest
amethyst miaesf
%6-What In the na1e Of the
famous violts Wakerf
47-Wko tavepted the DeAerp
paper-mAking aaehineS
@who invented the tvve-
setting MSehipef
= lo-Wks invented pristfaGf
5O-HSvv is leather tasnedf
S1-what L. artificial SIX made
frs.s
H7-what IL q eaissoaf
0-what In eeDsbo,d naaas froaf
S<-What eaases the stdess
S-To what n the change 81
Seasons duef
S6-wAat IL eekes
s7-Frsa what part - the
North Atlantic Do we set eed-
Ashf
hshf
ss-whs reached the ssstA
Pslef
Ss-wSere IL MasAaIess Days
eO-Fron where Do We Import
hgsf
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1921-05-14

MISS LILLIAN DE RICHIE
" LIEU and her father, Ad-
miral Andrew de Richeiieu,
who recently arrived in New
York from Europe. will tour
the couAtry. The admiral
who owes his title to Siam tn
stead Of Denmark, was born tn
the Danish Antilles, and mar.
ried Eleanor Douglas Wise, OF
Baltimore. He founded the
Sismese navy.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-11-17
NOTAS DE SPORT.

Baterias: Por "Ensenada'', Gabino,
juicy, pitchers. Chico Roubert, cat
chers. Por Atenas; Gacho y Maquenco.
Struck outs por Gabino, /; por juicy,
Z; per- Gacho, seis. Bases por bolas: Por
Gabino, tres; por juicy, l; por Gacho, 1.
Con estos dos juegos, la novena 'fAte
nas'' ha demostrado ser la mejor de
Puerto Rico hasta la fecha, y esta dis
puesta discutir ell campeonato insular.
Ell dia cuatro de diciembre jugaremos
contra Ell 'fMayagiiez' en- el campo
atl&tico de la simpatica ciudad del Oes-
tie, pronto mediremos nuestras fuerzas
con la formidable novena en- formation
''Olimpo' de la Ciudad Encantada. El
suelto ipublicado por HAT en- uno de
los ndmeros de Ell MUNDo de la semana
pasada, nos ha causado mucha gracia
Asi rues amigo Torregrosa, dejese de
pamplinas y vamos al grano. Tenemos
sin compromise las fechas 81 de este
mes y diez y ocho del entrante. Suba
los doscientos a quinientos seiscien
tos, y 81 quiere campo neutral de yer
dad, vamonos para Ponce, y liTableau''
Mes urge saber su decision este reto,
amigo Torregrosa. GPodria decirnos
HAT de Aguadilla qui6n esta dicien-
do la verdad, el ''Boricua" con rela-
cion a los dos juegos efectuados. en- Aqua
ella entire la novena "Aguadilla" y
'Mayagiiez'' hace dos domingos? Por-
qre ESQ de decir HAT que 81 y Boricua
cue no es un recurso muy socorrido.
Antes de cerrar esta extensa cr6nica,
hemos de informar que los dos juegos
efectuados ell domingo ulimo en- esta
ciudad Sc sucedieron sin discussion de
inportancia, y tanto los jugadorss que
integran ambas novenas como ell pueblo
de Manati Sc portaron la altura de
su no desmentida cultura, saliendo aun-
que tristes per las despampanantes de-
rrctas que les propinamos, muy satisfe-
chos los famosos jugadores que integran
ell team Ensenada''.
! Vaya nuestra enthusiastic felicitacion
al doctor Otero Lopez y sus bravos
muchachos por esa otra ruidosa victcria
, a1canzada.-SIC BALL
Manati, nov. IA de 1921.
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Ell GRAND STAND" DE cAGUAs;

El martes tuvimos ell gusto de salu-
dar nuestro muy estimado amigo e.
sefior Ildefonso Sola Morales, Quien en-
union de los caballeros Pedro Munoz,
Francisco sola Rafael Rivera, han le=
vantado un magnifco 'Stand'' ALA en-
la ciudad del "Turabo''
De placemes deben estar los ALTOONA
dos al deporte en- Caguas, pues los aludi
dos senores seguramente no omitiran
gastos para Ilevar ALI las novenas mas
aguerridas de la isla, renovando asi auue
Hos tiempos en- que nos paseabamos vic
toriosos de norte sur con ell famoso
'Savaroua", cuyos pies rindieron su
pend6n los mas temibles teams de Ia
isla.
Para ell domingo, seg1n nos dijera
Alfonsito, Sc preparan dos grandes de
safios, en- los cuales contenderan, por
la ma1ana, ell ''U. S. A. Navy de la
Estaci6n inalambrica de Cayey, VS.
''Yale'' por la tarde VS. Boston,
ambos de Caguas,
Para los mencionados "games'' rel
ma gran animation y al efecto Sc esta
ampliando ell "Grand Stand" para po-
der dar cabida los entusiastas por cl
deporte.
Els probable que ell domingo nos tras-
lademos la ciudad turabefa para yer
las dos novenas locales, que juzgar
por 10 que nos dice dicho amigo, estan
que "no comen na''.
oTRo TRIUNFo DEL ''RED sox':
En- la mafiana del domingo Sc enfren
taron en- la liga del "Morro'', las no
venas America" "Red sox'', ha-
biendo salido derrotado ell ''team 'Ame-
rica'', con un "score'' de cinco dos.
Las baterias del America" fueron
Camar6n Negrolo, y del "Red Sox'
Pichip6n, Tel6sforo y Net. 'Umpires =:
Negron Acosta.
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gNgSEATERRA

@PrOpistsris: JOsG ID. RodrfTGe&.
asanea NS, &. Tel6tono 500. San JSan,
Puerta Rico, Situ&do on una do lns
gginciBales Gales, esrca dsl Trsn
y Del Teatro, pE6xiIne Lon Huellas,
eORtigas 81 CorrsO aemAs EdiARdss
Fedsralss. Buen kTHss. SSrVieso oxe
bsIsnss. Sc sirven COmidaa = dernsss'
lie. Sc admitea abonadoS q presses
m6d:eea.
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HOTEL.ES
CARRIE

EitEa8o sn al ccraz6n dc la eiudad q.
Establishments scondicionado cDn to-
dos loz adolantos modernos: Ascen-
Eor, Telefonoa, Timbrss, Magnificas
ssbitsciones con bafio privado = sfsc-
tos sanitRrios. Especial comfort psra
tamilias y yi&jAntss, Pr0cios mode
gsIa0s.
Tol6fouss 48A~y 1000, P. o. Box see
C&lls do Sar Francisco, Nc. o..
San Juan, 2. g.
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r ss'-9-4E-ll-EE~saaas
CENTRAL

EdiHcio censtruS6e GyprsSamsns%
para Hotel, mOdernsmSrlts eQzipads,
con aacenEor, habitaciOnes ceR bs1e
tsl6fono, tinbrss sEsnte rsGuisr
el raodernO "eonfoE*''. Plan EurSp@S
Restaurant 8 Ia sRrta. TslAfsnes
891-1144. Box 1859, San JcsA, PlsEs
Principal, San Juan, p. e.
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LMPERIAL,

El nOejor, mas ventilado hiE1A
nico Colnaado. Gran gurtids d. can
seryAs sspafolas, fraBsesay lsslio
cnz
PRECIOS SIN COMPETENCIA.
Surtido completo sn Galletas iaglo
saS y amsricanss. MayagaOz, p. 3
Frutas frescaa todaA laa GsnAnas
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Ecos DEL EXTERIOR:

Con motive de la serie mundial, he
mos visto que algunos fanaticos han su-
frido varias equivocaciones, al hablar
de los hermanos Meusel ambos grandes
estrellas.
FL que pertenece los Gigantes Sc Ia
ma Emil Y juego en- Ell cleft field'. Bob,
pertenece a los yankees y deseznpe-
ma ell "jardin derecho'' Emil vino a
los Gigantes procedente del ttFiladel-
fla Nacional'', donde ocupaba Ell "jar-
din central.
Els un buen bateador, mas que ESQ un
temible "slugger" En- cambio anda
n1uy NAL de brazo. Bob lego al "New
York. americana procedente del Paci-
fco, donde era conocido por Ell Babe
Ruth de la Costa.
(Continna en- la pagfna -
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9 conservara los dientes hcrmosos Y Ie
Gsegurara molares perfectos en Ia anciani-
sd. Insene I'd. a sus nihos 3 lavar sus
5iiente5 t0dos los dias con una soluei6n d.
I1U-CCL y a conservar su boca y sus
pncfas en una condicion sana. No es
substancia venenosa y es segura. Usando
MU-COL no tiene Que temer a la piorrea
Recu6rdese que los dientes deseuidados
Y decafdos son receptaculos de microbes
que sueIcn producer serias intermediates
El MU-COL es I'm antis6ptico agradable
que libra completamentel la boca de micro
bios Y, evita ell decaimiento dc los dientes.
Conservese siempre TN paquete de MU-
COL en- la casa. No tiene rival para la
hygiene personal Y los rn6dicos prominentes
en- todas parties 10 recomiendan para los
otros muchos usosa que tiene.
"a En- Todas las Boticas
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1921-09-01
Milk by the Pound.

That the time is rapidly approach
ing when household milk will be all
sold in dried form is the contention
Of an English dairy expert. Dried
milk contains, he says, instead of mil
lions of bacilli to the cubic centimeter,
fewer than thousands. With fresh
milk the organism has chance of
multiplying from the time it reaches
the towns, but by the process of dry
ing there is no opportunity for the
organism to grow, and to very large
extent it is killed. Furthermore, there
Is quite as much nourishment in dried
milk, and certainly much less chance
Of sickness and disease. Usually in
the warm weather we have a good
deal Of diarrhea, which can to large
extent be attributed to fresh milk.
This is partly due to contamination at
the source, partly to it's contamina-
ton during transit, and also to the con-
ditions under which fresh milk is kept
in many hoEses.