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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-09-29
Los turcos de la 20
ma neutral CONT
n1an mouiendOse

LoNDREs, setiembre 28.-Los ejer
citos turcos que violaron la zona nell
tral de Inglaterra Sc eStan movfsndo
habilmente hacia Impryt con Ell proro
sito de aislar las guarniciones britani-
cas-.
Patrullas de caballeria kemalista re
forsadas podarosamente Fon baterias
de campafia estan avanzsndo de de
Renkeui hacia ell centro de "a zona neu-
traI para copar los ingleses en- case
qre Sc declare formalmente ell estado
de guerra.
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Aver cambiamos ligeras imprasi0nsa
con Ell Jefe de la Adnana, Mr.. Moore
acerca del nuevo arancel, aprobado lll-
timamonte por el Congreso America
no. ...
Mr.. Moore empez6 diciepdonOs que
esperaba de Washington amplios infor
mes sobre la Ley de referencia, supues
to que hasta la fecha solo saba de
ella 10 que ha publicado Ia prensa del
pals, por 10 qua no estaba prepar7do
para suministrarnos una extensa infor-
macj6n respecto al particular.
No obstante este, Mr.. Moore, entire
ctras cosas, nos dijo que Ell nusvo arar
eel signifcaba para Ell comercio en- ge:
neral un aumento dc un 40 por ciento
aproxima damsnte, sobre ell precio DE-
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LOS RUsos Y. TuRoUIA

Los Aliados, que son duefios hoy de
constantinopIa Y tienan intenciones de
internscicnalizar los Dardanelos, van a
dar una batalla dehnitiya contra los
rusos, pero Russia, que sospecha las ma
auinaciones de sus enemigos, sabe po-
sitivamente, Que, en- case de guerra Sc
ria un mito la neutralidad de los Oar
danelcs y Sc veria por consiguiepts bio
queada
Los ruGos. por Go parte, quieren
QUE a todo. trance los Aliados reconoz-
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El Cobierno de Russia ha lanzado una una IL il
vitaci6n para una conferenIlciia ia de Oliieln-
TEL Senado mejicano ratifca Ell acuer- lllel
do con los banqueros neOyOrquiinos

TIE ell niinistro de Hacienda sefior Adol
fo de la Huerta con los banqueros de
Nueva York.
Como es sabido dicho convenio pro-
wee la consolidation de la deuda meji-
cana con Estados Unidos cambio de
la restauracion plena de los ferrocarri
les mejicanos.
La decision del senado fue comuni-
cada al Lepartamento de Estado esta
maiana.
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LOS KEMALISTAS ATACARAN
CHANAK

LONDRES, setiembre 28.-Las rel
teradas incursiones de kemalistas en-
la zona neutral Sc interpr etan aqui CO.
mo un propo-ito para cubrir la concen
TRACTION de artilleria en- Renkeui y ata
car la zona de Chanak.
FL ejercito britanico, Sc informa ade
mas, esta preparado para cualQuier con
tingencta.
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NADIA les mas facil que encontrar datos
que la corroboren, Fodos los dias SUI
fsden desgTaciss. Rero 81 a un supersti
cioso lie ocnrref una desgracia Ten el dia
trece, el .toma dehida nota, arn euando
no toma npta. de las desgracias que le
ocurren Ell, ,.dia catorce
No hay niMsros con buena suerte y
numeros con mala suerte, nj para Ia
ruleta, nj para la loteria nj para ma
da, excepto ell 90 de febrero en- los
amos bisiestos Ell que mace ese dia So
20 cumple amos cada cuatro afios. 10
que. no sabria decir 81 es buena o mala
slierte. t
Nelson YANES
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Ell SENADoR BURTON
A PARIS

LoNDRES, setiembre 28.---El sena-
dor Burton, miembro del Coinit6 para
la Con olidaci6n de las dcudas aliadas
ha salido 'esta maiiana hacia Paris,
donde celebrara una conferencia con oil
jefe de aquel gobierno M. Poincars,
propdsito de las deudas contraidas
Tor Francia con Ia l'epublica norteame-
ricana.
Burton converse anoche en- Downing
Street con Mr.. Lloyd George
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UN ALMIRANTE INGLES
HACIA ESMIRNA A

LoNDREs, setiembre 28.-El Almi-
rantazgo comupica ofcialmente que Sc
ha. de5ignado al almirantc Stuard pa
ra Que Sc diriia a Esmirna bordo del
acorazado George v" con ell proro-
sito de conferenciar secretamente con
Mustafa Kemal.
FL l'eferido Almirante lleva instruc
clones confdenciales que Sc consideran
de enorme importancia.
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Schanzer ha Negga,
do eStG tGrde a
Paris
Omitted Press, via All America cables)

PARIS, se'aambre 28.-Prod 2dsnte
de Roma ha llegado esta tarde el mi
nistro de Relaciones Exteriores de TIA
ia. signor schan2'sr, quien fue reci-
bido en- la estaci6n nombre de M.
Poincare por e. Prefecto de la ciudad
M. Schanzer conferenciara mafana
con ell J'5fe del gobierno a propositq
de la conferencia de Oriente.
El ilustre politico italiano no ha que
rido responder al interrogatorio 0e los
periodistas que so.icitaron su opinion
con respecto las cuestiones del GER
cano Este.
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DONDE RESIDEN ACTUAL
MENTE LAS FAMILIAS
CRISTIANAS

WASHINGTON, setiembre 28.-'co-
munican desde constantinop.a al De,
partamento de Estado que las fami-
lias cristianas del Asia Menor han sido
instaladas en- sal6nica, Mitylene, Ro-
dosto v .Atenas.
Agregan los informes que continian
activamente los trabajos de soeorro
en- Esmirna.
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Ell ALMIRANTE FRANCES EN-
ESMIRNA

ESMIRNA, setlembre 2S.-El Almi-
rante de la fota francesa en- aguas del
Marmara desembarco anoche en- esta
ciudad.
Sc espera Que hoy conference con
Muztafa Kemal.
Ell general Pelle, quien como es sabi
do Sc haEa en- Constantinopla es proba
bic qUe conference esta tarde con Be
nj Bey, representante kemalista Ell
aquella capital.
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Sc ESPERA UNA PROCLAMA
DEL REY JORGE

ATENAs, setiembre 2s.-se espera
ger momentos una proclama del rey
Jorge II en- la cual ,ordene la continup Y
cion de las hostilidades contra los tur-
cos y una exhortacion los ejercitos pa
ra continuar la lucha hasta ell fin.
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IL destr0yerS anle7
ncanos rumbo a
COnstantinOpla

Omitted Press, via All America Cablesl
n isNRy .
WASHINGTON, setiembre 2e.-El
Departan!ento de Marina oomunica que
doce destroyers han recibido ordenes
de salir inmediatamente hacia Constan
tinopla.
Sc informa >ademas que dichas unida
des de guerra saldrana mafiana desde
Norfolk, Virginia v Sc incorporar&n a
la fota del a.mirante Bristol.
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LOS REVOLUCIONARIOS OCU
PARON LOS EDIFICI0S
PUBLICOS

ATENAS, setiembre 28.-Los revolu-
cionarios ocuparon los edifcios publicos
de la capital, despues de un sangriento
encUentro con las tropas del gobierno
Los so!dados leales fueron objeto de
una importante derrota, siendo disper
sados y obhgados a rendirse.
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LA ARTILLERIA INGLESA Sc
MUEVE HACIA Ell SUR

LoNDREs, setiembre 28,-coR Ell fin
de frustar los planes kemaistas las tro
pas inglesas Sc dirigen hacia el Sur,
donGa estaran en- condolences de ata-
car a los turcos, evitando que les lie
gueh refuerzos de Tihamy.
Las avanzadas britanicas respalda-
das por altiileria Sc colocan rapidamen
te 'en la Inca divisoria de Renkeui.
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Ell ROMPIMIENTO DE HOSTT=
LIDADES Sc AGUARDA P0R
INSTANTES

LoNDREs, setiembre 28.-La impre
sion dominante tanto en- los circulos
politicos como militares es que Ell rom
pimiento de hostilidaQes entire ingle-
ses y kema.istas Sc aguarda por instan
tes.
Ambos ej6rcitos estan va frente
frente.
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Ell CONDE sFoRzA,
CONDECORADO

PARIS, setiembre 28.-Antes 6le par
tir para Rambouillet. Ell Presidente de
la Republica ha recibido en- ell Eliseo
al conde Sforza, ministro italiano q
quien le hizo entrega de la gran cruz
de la Legion de Honor.
Asistieron a la ceremonial ell senior
Poincare y ell ministro de Justicia M.
Barthou.
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MITIN EN- sALoNIcA

ATENAs, setiembre 28.-Centcna-
res de paisanos tuvieron un serio en-
cuentro en- sal6nica, donde Sc registra
ron cuarenta muertos.
Las tropas revolucionarias sofoca
ron el des6rden. .. -.
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HUGHES Y HARDING SOSTIE.
MEN UNA IMPORTANTE
KH C0NFERENCIA

WASHINGTON, setiembre 2S.-El Sc
cretario de Estado sefor Hughes ha
estado esta mafiana en-, la Casa Blanca
llamado pora el Pregidepte
Aunque Sc guarda gran re-erva So
bre los asuntos tratados Sc cree cue es-
tos han versado acerca de los aconte-
cimientos de Oriente. :,
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VENIZELOS LLAMADo r
A ATENAS

ATENAs, setiembre 2s.-E Direc
torio revolucionario ha solicitado de
Elauterio Venizelos que retorne a Ate
mas para hacerse cargo del nuevo go
bierno.
Venizelos no ha respondido a la in
vitacion, pero Sc espera, sin embargo,
que 10 haga esta noche.
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PARIS, setiembra 2s.-Segin "I.e
Matin'' el gobierno serbio ha recibido
una invitacion DE Moscu para celebrar
una conferencia entire los paises inte-
resados en- llegar a una rapida solucion
acerca de los problemas de orlante.
Russia invita- al gobierno yugoeslavo
tener en- cuenta que les acontecimien
tes qr1e Sc desarrollan en- los Dardane
los y en- ell Asia Menor deberan I'esolver
Sc rapidamente antes qag Sc declare una
guerra en- la que estaran envueltas to-
das las peqrefias naciones de la PENN
sula balkanica, asi como vartas nacio-
nes europeas.
Ell gobierno de Serbia enviara esta
noche instrucciones te.egrafcas su re-
rresentante en- Moscu quien las comuni
cara al Soviet.
'tLe Matin'' comentando la invita-
cion bolsheviki dice que es unacceptable
y que debera ser nte-tada negativa-
mente por Serbia.
CIUDAD DE MEJICO, settembre %.
Ell Senado ratifco en- votaci6n unant
me ell acuerdo financiero adoptado en-
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Ell GOBIERNO DE BULGARIA
MOVILIZA SUS TROPAS

BERLIN, setfembre 28.-pesde So
fla comunican al peri6dico "Berliner
zeitung Ammittag'' que ell gobierno
de Bulgaria ha decretado la moviliza-
ci6n de sus tropas, incluyendo las ella
hes correspondence 1921 v 1922.
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can el soviet. Por estas razones,
Moscd defcndc los planes de los tur-
cos,
81 TurIuia recite la cooperation ru.
sa, Ia ca,lsa del pan-islamiSmo cobrara
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BoUILLoN EN- ANGoRA

PARIS, setiembre %. Ell represen-
tsnte especial del gobierno frances Sc
nor Franklin Rouillon ha llegado "a
mahana a las diez y media Angora
MustafS Kemal lie recibira ,esta tar
de.
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TOXIC, setiembre 2s.+El gobierno
ha dcsmentido rotundamente los infer
mes ,publicados en- la prensa de Nue.
va York ssgin los cuales Ell principe
regente Hirohito haria este aiio una vi
sta 3 Estados Uuidos!
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UN ,ARTIcULo DE vENIzELos

PARIS, setiembre 28.-El insigne pc
litio3 cretsnse, senior Eleuterio Veniza
los publica un aFticulo en- 81 Petit Pa.
risien'' en- ael cual hace 6un briuante
estudio sintetico de los origenes de la
reyoluci6n griega y de los resultados
de IA misma
avenizelos proclama el triunfo de sps
icsales y dice que Sc dispone a retor-
mar a Atenas si sus- servicios fuesen
aolicitados por los revolucionarios.
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Los mienlbrOs del Con-
cejO Municipal de Ate
mas, prisiOnerOs
iHrey Constantine tam
bien preso?
Omitted Press, via All America cables)

ATENAs, satiembre 2s.-Los revo-
lucionarS5s redujeron a prisi6n los
miembros del Concejo Municipal.
Momentos despues ocuparon Ell Ayun-
tamiento.
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Las uictorias de los turcos signifcan
una pr6xinla conflagraci6n europea
La acttudde Russia aumentq pegroye ap6n seinqueto

(pe Ia Omitted Press ").
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1922-04-08
'tILOMEL IS A
DANGEROUS DRUG
..d Dose May SaIivate You,
Loosen Teeth or Start
rheumatism.

co,onel is mercury; quicksilver. It
hos into sour bile like dynamite,
mn,ng and sickening you. Calomel
LOIS the bones and should never be
- into your system.
r y You feel bilious, headachy, consti-
"a and all knocked out, just go to
~, druggist and get bottle of Dod-
80 Liver Tone for few cents which
: harmless vegetable substitute for
..,oorous calomel. Take a spoonful
I'D II It doesn't start your liver and
.,.,phten you up better and quicker
.s.n nasty calomel and without making
81 sick, you just go back and get your
money.
mint take calomel! 1t makes you
,ct the next day; it loses you a days
-ork Dodson's Liver Tone straightens
,ou right up and you feel great. No
..,ts necessary. Give it to the children
because it is perfectly harmless and
~ not salivate.-Advertise
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1922-04-08

jamestown. La.-'I suffered with
my right side, back and head. a
friend of mine told me to try DIR.
Pierce'S Favorite Prescription and it
did me SO much good | meyer get tired
Of praising it, for | believe it saved
my life. | am fOrtytwo years old now
and my health is very good, tho when
/ think l need a medicine | get the
'Favorite Prescription, as it is the only
medicine l ever got that did me any
good. / tried several doctors, but none
of them helped me. Now l am enjoy
ing good health. Mrs. Ida Young
blood.
Favorite Prescription is made with
out alcohol and can be obtained from
your nearest druggist, In tablets o.
liquid. If you write Dr. Pierce, presi-
dent Invalids' Hotel, Buffalo, N. Y, he
will give you confidential medical adj
vice free of cost. Don't wait minute
Il you're ailing.
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scampered wildly after the dog which
side of the road.
Ann did not see her young charge
again until she had been home half an
hour.
Jimmy Christmas he exclaimed,
81 begun ter think I'd lost We, but |
remembered yer last name was the
same's Miss Ethel, an a bOy-Tom-
my Green, around the cOrner-he told
me where We lived. And, oh, l say, me
an Bones are a-goin' off with him an
Rover after I've had somethin' ter
eat is mos grub time, amt itY'
he added anXiOusly.
Ann sighed in a discouraged way.
Eyes, l s'pose t is. l left some
beans a-bakin', and dinner'll be ready
pretty quick. You can come upstairs
with me. Robert, an I'll show ye
where yer goin' te- Sleep" she fin
ished, with sinking heart, as she
thought of those ruffled pillow shams
Bobby followed Miss Wetherby into
the dainty chamber. He gave one
look, and puckered up his lips into
long, low whistle.
"Well, I'll be flabbergasted Oh.
say, now. We don't expect me ter stay
in all this fuss an fixjn's!" he ex-
claimed ruefully.
"It-it is the room calculated fur
We" said Ann, with almost choke
in her voice.
The boy looked up quickly and
something rose within him that he did
not quite understand.
.'Oh. well. We know. it's slick as
whistle an all that, but | amt ulster
havin' it laid on so thick. | amt no
great shakes. We know. but I'll walk
the chalk all right this time. Golly!
Amt it sduashy. though he ex-
claimed. as with run and a skip he
landed straight in the middle of the
puffy bed.
With one agitated hand Miss Weth-
erby rescued her pillow shams. and
with the other. forcibly removed the
dog which had lost no time in follow
ing his master into the feathery nest.
Then she abruptly left the room; she
could not trust herself to speak.
Miss Wetherby did not see much of
her guest that afternoon: he went
away Immediately after dinner and
did not return until supper time.
Then he was so complete tired out
that he had but two words In reply
to Miss Wetherby's question.
did We have good timer" she
asked wistfully.
'sYou bet -
After supper he went at once to his
room; but Il WINS not until Miss
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1922-04-08

Take one-half cupful OF dried peas
soaked at least twelve hours, cook
until tender, then put them through
a sieve. Melt two tablespoonfuls of
butter or pork drippings in a sauce
pan. add two tableSpoonfuls of houl
and cook a few minutes. then add one
quart of milk. Add one teaspoonful
of salt, little chopped onion or onion
juice. one-half teaspoonfu of celery
leaves powdered, and one-eighth of q
teaspopnful of pepper
Peanut Fondue.-Grnd through the
meat grinder one cupfui of peanuts
carefully shelled and the brown skin
removed, add one cupful of soft bread
crumbs, one and two-thirds of cupfu
Of milk, one and one-halr teaspoOnful
well, then stir in the white of an egg
beaten stiff. Turn into buttered
baking dish and bake in a moderate
oven for one-half hour
Pineapple Pie.-Peel and CRATE a
pineapple. Separate the yolks anG
whites Of four eggs and to the yolks
add two cupfuls of sugar and tive
tablespOonfuls Of butter. When these
are well beaten add one-half cupful
Of cream and the grated pineapple
Pour this custard into pastry-lned
plates and bake until firm. Cover with
a meringue made from the whites OF
the eggs
Peanut OumpIings. Melt three
tablespoonfuIs of butter, add three
tablespoonful Of -four and cook until
well blended, then add two crpfuls of
water, salt and pepper and cook until
it thickens, then add three cupfuls of
milk and one-quarter of a cupful of
ground peanuts. When it boils drop IN
the dumplings and cook covered from
ten to twenty minutes, according to
the size of the dumplings. Use any
good dumping recipe.
Graham Muffns.-Take one cupful
each Of graham -four wheat flour and
sour cream. Add one teaspoonfuI of
ugar, two teaspoonfuls of baking now.
Ter, one-half teaspoonful Of salt and
ane-quarter teaspoonful of soda. Mix
he dry ingredients. Add the sorr
nream into which the soda has beer
TIRED. Beat thoroughly and bake in
cem pans in quick oven. Serve hot
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1922-04-08
ARMS CONFERENCE
PROGRAM APPROVED
Last Two Agreements Affect.
ing China Approved by
Senate.

Washington-Th senate completed
us part OF the arms conference pro
gram Thursday by approving the last
two treaties of the group of seven
submitted to it for ratification.
On the final ratification roll calls
the affirmative expression of senate
opinion was all but unanimous. Not
single vote was cast against the Far
Eastern treaty, drawn to guarantee a
new bill OF rights for China, and there
was only one dissenting voice when
the constitutional advice and con.
sent was given to the pact for re-
vision of the Chinese tariff The to-.
tails, respectively, were &c to 0, and
So to l.
The momentum with which the rati
flcatlon program was swept to a con.
clusion exceeded the expectations OF
the administration leaders, who had
not hoped to end the debate before
Friday night. By the days accom-
plshment, the senate set a new record
for action, four far-reaching interna.
tlonal covenants having been ratified
within two days, and six within the
last week.
Virtually no difference of opinion de,
Veloped over the Far Eastern treaty,
although Senator Borah, republican
Idaho, expressed fear that it and
other Far Eastern settlements of the
arms conference might be interpreted
in years to come as giving moral as.
sent to all the acts of aggression that
have been committed in the past in
the Orient. He was among those, how.
ever, who voted for ratification.
Over the tariff treaty several sharp
exchanges took place. With Senator
Hitchcock of Nebraska, senior demo.
crat of the foreign relations commit.
tee, and Senator King, democrat, Utah
leading in criticism of American par.
ticipation in the fixing of Chinese Gus.
toms schedules, Senator King cast the
only negative vote on the ratification
roll call, and Senator Hitchcock left
the chamber and did not vote.
In defense of the treaty, Senator
Underwood, Alabama, the democratic
leader, and delegate to the arms con.
ference, declared all the powers al.
ready were involved in treaties stipu.
lating China's tariff schedules and now
were acting together to ameliorate the
situation so far as practicable.
Final senate action on the treaties
brought to an end determined cam.
paign of the administration leaders
which has kept the senate in recess
virtually prevented transaction of leg
islative business since debate began
on the zap treaty on February 81.
Most of this period was taken up with
the fight over the four-power pact, and
since it's ratification last Friday, the
obstacles in the pathway of quick COM
pletion of the administration program
had faded hourly.
A compilation of the results of the
seven ratification roll calls shows that
on five of the seven treaties the SEN
ate acted with virtual unanimity The
votes follow:
zap treaty, 67-22; four-power treaty,
67-27; supplemental four-power treaty,
$50; naval limitation treaty, 74-1;
submarine and noxious gas treaty,
10; Far Eastern treaty, $50, and Chi
nese tariff treaty, 5S1.
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he announced in mock pomposity.
| "Oh, / say" he added with a quick
change Of position, 'yer'd better call
me Bob; | amt ulster nothin else.
Ia fly off the handle quickern ns
time, putin on airs like that"
Miss Wetherby's back Strengthened.
she made desperate attempt TO re-
gam her usual stern self-possession.
Il shall call We Robert boy.
dont -er-that other name"
There was a prolonged stare and a
low whistle from the boy. Then he
turned to pick up his bundle.
Come on, Bones, stir yer stumps );
lively, now! This ERE lady's a-goin
ter take us ter her shebang ter stay
mos two weeks. Gee-whiz Bones.
amt this greatv' And with one bound
he was off the platform and turning Il
series of sOmerSaults on the soft
grass followed by the skinny, NANCY
dog which was barking itself nearly
wild with joy
You en- foller me-" she said stern
ly, without turning her head toward
the culprits on the grass
Bobby trotted alongside of Miss
Wetherby, meekly followed by the
dog. Soon the boy gave his trousers
an awkward hitch and glanced side
ways up at the woman.
"Oh, | say, marin. think it's bully
of yer ter let me an Bones come" he
began sheepishly. 1T looked s if our
caSe'd hang fire till the crack o. doom;
there want no one ter have us When
Miss Ethel told me her aunt'd take
us, 1t jest struck me all Of heap.
| tell We, me an Bones made tracks
fur Slocumville bouts soon as they'd
let u.s."
II hain't no doubt Of it" retOrted
Ann, looking back hopelessly at the
dog.
"Ye see," continued the boy conf
dentially, there amt ev'ry one what
likes boys, an'-hi, there go it,
BOnes" he suddenly shrieked, and
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1922-04-08

litSH MUS.
Keep the smallest candle ends and
put into a small muslin bag. Use to
polish the irons or keep the kitchen
range clean and bright
A broom which is badly worn may
serve longer if all the rows of stitch
ing are ripped out except the top row.
Trim the broom after soaking in soap
suds and drying thoroughly
A hit of ginger added te doughnuts
will keep them from soaking fat. which
is both a saving of fat and indiges-
ton
The amount of bacon to be used for
seasoning may be IeSsened if it is put
through the meat grinder before add
ing to the dish. 1t is more evenly
mixed through the dish in this way.
Stale bread put through the meat
grinder. then Drowned in the oven,
makes a fine breakfast cereal served
With milk. This is especially good for
an invalid.
y run in a silk stocking may be
taken back with q crochet hook. oid
stockings may be cut in strips and
used for braided rugs.
Old inner tubes from auto tires
make fine elastic for rompers. bloom
ers and shirt sleeves. Such elastic
will survive several WashingS without
losing its elasticity
When making mayonnaiSe, if it
curdles, beat another egg and add the
curdled mixture very slowly, beating
well between each addition. Have all
materials cold.
Lemons placed in the oven and heat
ed hot will render their juice more
freely.
Mend torn hair net in an emer-
gency with hair from your head
threaded through a needle.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1922-04-08
Land Grants Asked.

Mexico City.-Five hundred applica-
tons to buy land in the republic of
Mexico already have been received at
the foreign relations department in
Mexico City; these applications have
come after the announcement made by
said department that facilities would
sirous of getting property in this
country.