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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-03-14
The Slogan Of the Day

The Slogan Of the Day
"Get in the Game'-so runs the call
Along the line of play, =,
When seasoned ash meets speeding baH
To drive it on the pdy;
| Where base hits echo out tho scene
Athrurt the tcinning rum,
Where flying spikes cut through Me
green
That glistcns in the sun.
Get in tho Cameo lustv ,ohock
Man score hit from Fate.
Learn hoD to trdrel do,cn the track
| With Trouble for a mate.
For " your broW be loo or high,
Your neck be smooth or rough,
The records only knoI one cry
"Step out and do your Stuf!
Get In the Gamc--the drirc is on.
The scrap Is under ,cdy.
Tomorrow and the chance is gone
| That beckons you today.
And Times eternal fingers tcrtte
| THIS message on the tcali--
"Nobody eVer knows the height
That shudders at the fdH.
THE main trouble in fashionable
i resin circles isn't SO much lack OF
challenging talent. There are one or
two who might tap Kilbane for a
chukker. but Kilbane doesn't want to
be annoyed. Tender could give Leon.
ard whale of time. but Leonard
isn't speaking to Tender. Wills is the
most rugged opponent for Dempsey. but
tossing them together into suitable
lot is another matter. IL 1t isn't one
knot, it's something worse.
II1HILE Zbyszko has lost his title,
w with n little more experience he
should work his way back into the run
ming again. So far he has only taken
part in 1886 matches. but for all his
inexperience the kid has talent.
Dict and Sport
NHcGRAW'S keen interest in the food
AV1 capacity or inhalation Of his men
is n point we'll taken.
Early in his career, after series
of experiments. Christy Mathcwson dis
covered that he could pitch more. ef-
fectively by refralning from any form
of lunch.
"By cutting out lunch" Matty re.
marked one day, 81 found that l had
more speed, more stuff on the ball
any athlete can do effective work after
eating any considerable quantity. OF
food. For that matter. two meals a
day are quite sufficient. If they are
enough for a ball player. with all the
outdoor exercise he gets. they are Ger
tainly enough for the average citizen.
After big meal neither brain nor
muscle is as active as it is before the
meal"
Later on we'll known football coach
made the same test. '"rhere isn't any
doubt about the matter" he told us
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VS. Krax

DABE RUTH claims that a good
- batter makes dough.
That bowling team from Washington
ought to feel right at home in the
Congress.
Our Daily Guessing Contest-Who
wears first baseman's mitt?
THE FASTEST SWIMMERS, STRANGE
LY ENOUGH. USE THE CRAWL. STROKE,
Fred Fulton started at the bottom Of the
ladder. He's still there.
Suggest France pays It's debt TO U. S. in
champagne.
Anyhop, no spring training rookie
erer yet has mufed meat ball.
Tennis officials are opposed to
"deuccs Wild"
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Most Promising Of Kids Is W. Wright

NAfNE WRIGHT Is the promising
~ club before but couldn't Louisville right
handler should e"'
Foh much impressed with the Davis righthander from
Hrrin Ill., Roy tried strike oil
ne had better play ball for living He is trying hard
Ocerlook, another rookie wanted banker
had to to work He St Paul
four of five lie S u
i mil from lie
all day pitched ball by
bath afternoon invited make
inches tall and he
az Leifeld him a ''N"
Meme Henry lcfhandcr from Condo
in Ieapue
lie probably will be shipped
& kford Franks
from Rock Island John Holiday Alton, H. Pruct
Of
Cook discovered by Billy Pittsburgh Landing semi no
Louis " ~ '''
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-03-14
WINS AT V0LLEY BALL
Germantown Defeats Central |,

Germantown Defeats Central In
Four Games Out Of Five
Germantown defeated Central Branch
7. NJ. G. A. in four games out Of Avs
in a volley ball series on the formers
court last night. The scores were Ills,
15.7, 15-9, 1911. 1915. '
Mills, Magonigle, and Machis starred
for Central, while Idell, Ward, Nennsf
and Captain Rappold cxcelled for Ger.
mantown. The same teams play ~
turn match at Central on March 28.
The next big home contest at Ger.
mantown is on February Z, when South.
western, colored champions, will b
played. Both Germantown and Central
will compete in the United States volg
ball championships at Brooklyn On
April % and 20.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-03-14
TREES TO ST|FFEN
LANSD0WNE LINKS
Umbrage to Narrow Fairways
at Local Golf CIub-Creens
to Be Improved
DEL. co. TOURNEY ENCORE
BY SANDY McNIBLICK

MANY golfers insist that the "fnir
A'A way is the best and may protest
against Lans,lowne's methods Of stiff
| iening the golf course as "shady.' This
IL comical way Of referring to the
trees which will be planted out there.
Inc idea In this case, however, Is
not to- provide more shade to the
course. it's to make the umbrage serve
as hazards.
You won't be able to judge these trees
by their bark. either. They are going
to- be deliberately set in mean places.
They will serve not only to beautify
the nature Of buoys warning Of dan.
gerous "shoa!s." They will take the
place Of traps and help to define the
shot.
Goldman, woodman. snare that
tree will very likely be the clarion
call of the Greens Committee at Lans-
downe this year.
About six trees will bc planted Mt
each Of three holes. the third. fifth and
seventh. 1t Is felt in many cases. par.
ticularly on these holes. the fnirway Is
too wide. The trees will be planted so
as to narrow down the vcrdant nisles
TO the green's. injecting a slight doglcg
or more character into the hole.
Few Traps
A few sand traps will also be gouged
out. these mostly Mt the greens. Some
OF the putting spaces may be made n
trifle larger and built up at the same
time.
These we're the main course changes
decided on at the annual meeting held
recently.
The following officers were installed !:
President. William Vernon Phillips /;
Vice President, Frank Mcguire; Secrc-
tary. Frederick II. Warner; Treasurer.
T. Rces Phillips. The Board Of Gov
John J. Armstrong. J. B. Glib, Allen
II. Hoffer and Robert l.. Miller.
Tho club is in splendid shape and
feels that it will be in good condition
to take care Of the drive this season.
with tho minor changes mentioned above
in its course. The clubhouse was i'm
proved greatly last year and will stand
azziz.
There was considerable discussion on
the Delaware County championship.
This will be repeated this year at
Lansdownc again. 1t was a hummer
last year. and seldom hns there been
with triple tic for the medal and the
competition was terrific right down to
IN" final round
Aronimink Sprinchaycn. L,oncrch
nnd Iansdownc arc the four clubs eli :
gible, The event will have even more
lin this year with the promlseI entry
~ Pnml ;Tcwk sburv, nlovinr for Liam.
orch. and Walter Reynolds. Aronimink
These two. with "Bill' FELTON,. Lnns-
downe's brilliant light. and Warren q.
Tyson. of Srringhaven. the present
chamnioncbin imnertnncc
Tbo date has NOT been got but /,
,robah,v uiI, bo nut on in limo
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-03-14
ranks DECLARED OUT
OF 1922 CAMPAIGN BY
y BROWNS; FEAR GRIFFS
s. Louis Players Beleve They Will Haze No Trouble
With Ruth ct al and, Instead, Will Haze
8 to Beat Out Washington for Pennant
BY ROBERT w. MAXWELL
Snort. Editor Evening Pubilc Ledger
Mobile, Ala. March IA,

-
League for Inc
virtually the close OF last season with the
the other The Browns taking
hem { Gems be swell idea
and the efficient travelling
this city
atmosphere of confidence has surrounded
feeling that this THE real ball club of W. ana every one
will be after April T.
everything
in They determined to make the most
because they figure the chances
better than before.
Yankees considered
Miller Higgins and with
pitching and
the figured
contende
to the
trouble league
out in
front"
81 I've NEVER crpcced hare the Yankees declared out Of the
W in like Wash
thinkers
& and hare on themselves.
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TRENTON TRIMS COATES
seeond.HaIf Rally Enable. Them "a
Defeat susarman's Team

SSS'oV Vauy SUaples Then, IA
Defeat susarman's Team
s:$!::: 4: E::: 4: s::::: s::!;::: II II !:
TOMORROW NIGHTS SCHEDULE ''
Wiikcs-Bars st Eess2ins.
The Trenton five handed Coatesv;,,.
2S-to-2S defeat last night on the homs
floor. The Coates led at half time % h1
10 to IA and had several points advon.. =.
tage near the finish when Monsos,
Cooper yanked Teddy Kearns in favor
OF Bernie Dunn and the latter made tSs
two goals that won the game.
Dunn was not inserted in the line I'm
at the start owing to some trouble wiki
Coatesville in the last game whicb
caused considerable hard feeling between
the players. "''A
Sam Moorhead took Richie Diesban',
place at center, and while he did not
get the tap on Stretch Meehan, man.
aged to ring in three double .decker,.
all in the first half, by fast cutting for
the basket. '''
The big game of the Eastern Learn.
season for fans in this locality will he
played tomorrow night at Camden
when the Skeeters tackle the New York
Celtics in the game that will virtuallv
decide whether they have any chance Of
winning second half honors.
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AQUINAS' HARD GAMES
Downtowners Play Three Nights In
Succession With Leading Teams

Manager Sid Smith has arranged n
hard schedule for his Aqulnas basket
ball team, this week. Tonight at the
home hall at Eighteenth and Morris
streets. Hancock will be the attraction,
and the former American Leagucrs de-
feated Aquinas in their last meeting on
the home floor.
Tomorrow night at he Cavalry Ar
mory Thirty second street and Ian.
caster avenue, the second game of the
series with Kayoula will be played. and
at home on Thursday the North Phil
lies will make their last appearance of
tho gpnSOl.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-03-14
Boots and Saddle

Horses which seem best at Havana
today are First race, Primitive, Doug.
las Fairbanks, Polar CUP; second,
Mumbo Jumbo, Drapery, Mike: third,
Currency. Billy Boots, Judge Budrow ;
fourth. Aiken. Eleanor s., Quesada
fifth, Bill Hunley, Mary Erb, Tarascon
sixth, Maysville, Poilu, Osgood.
Horses which seem best at Mobile
are: First race, Crest. Kitty NJ. Sun
Time; second, Brown Bill, Flcer,
Sporting Chance; third, Seaboard, st.
Just, Capcrs; fourth, Ace of Aces, Fort
Churchill, Panaman; fifth. Exhortcr,
Phelan, Michiavelli; sixth, HOreb, Lo-
rena Moss, Link Boy.
pulled Jed into Bowie yes,orday from the Fair
Grounds in New Orleans. This extensive
cnravan brought $50 horses and their at
tendants for the session OF racing which
GSt'' 7st "f 4 April i several owners brought their
TH'S AMI supsrintsndent Pending had an ' e%'
tromely busy evening attending to the housl
Billy Burttschelrs string qt twenty was
the feet Eddie Rickenbs cher. a candidate for
, The Inaugural Handicap The Archer. Myth,
<. W. DaytSn.s consignment, numbered
Hftcen. with War Zone. a frequent winner .,
Park snS the E. hnr teS% srS%"d ss, u.
! freshened UP bit and II is the owner S
present intention to send him out for the
S.5OO inaugural.
included the Lunstta, servitor and Pastors
| Swain.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-03-14

will be
last vii siti n the
Louis in the
in the
o ma
Williams to in making
n acd tLrtn
5 out Of the ordinary. '"
Cedric Of Of
his hitting will send him back the minors again. y "
M IIANK SEVEREID, Josh Billings and pu the
Wns cith ttec
andw plqyed
Of Decatur wiHt to the
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-03-14
Killed SLIDING to Base

Egg Hurbor, n. D.. March 14.-Clarence
day from a ruptured blood vessel. caused by
sliding home In baseball game few hours
noon recess OF the school. and play was
started in the. yard. Young Mitchell had got
in scoring slid into the plate. lie was
hurried 10 the hospital, where II was found
that blood vessel OF the heart had been
ruDturet,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-03-14
Tennis Title Event Should
Rotate Every Three Years
Worlds Champion Tilden Backs Local Fight for Event
in 7922.1923; Then Would Haze to Dlorc
From City to City
BY WILLIAM T. TILDEN. I'd
r.rr,. <b.mpion of the World, l82O-21

make its tennis tournament paying
proposition IL it would apply organi-
zation and business methods to its man
agcment. Spend n dollar and you will
gain two in return. but skimp in your
arrangements and the tournament will
fail.
why should not every section of
America see the lawn tennis champion
ship Of the United States within tho
next twenty years?
Mr.. Tilden's next article will be
"The 1922 Davis Cup Season"
Copyri0ht, 1922, by Public Lcdgcr Conn nan,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-03-14
Mostly Pitchers Among Thirty:seuen Men in Camp

EE FoI has changed his system trimming this Last
This railing
the athletes ther work:
Of ball
club different
lie
stands themselves of
by Lefty 1fed, pitcher,
We standing Foil the other
y
'Three o'clock" w
Foil waved his arms the practice stopped ana the players loft tho field
There athletes Brownies Of
talent instead fabulous
nineteen of working daily
Bay
Urban Shocker Davis. Kopa
all but
used for relief
the box. ~ "
CHOChER mho cd Nays'r
1921 should hare another
looks better and Pangidr stronger than
reported
IS
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-03-14
Yale Baseball Candidates Report

7 New Uayen, Conn, March l4,--Thirty-
three candidates for the Yale baseball team.
aside from those trying for battery posi-
sIhi Out In the case. and all the good bail pisy.
srs in tbs university. with the exception Of
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-03-14

oitN's
Denmark. the Phil.
ippines. India and
NJ ex leo struggled
for supremacy on
American courts.
One great qucs-
tion. a prob g IN
( h at has worried
the officials Of the
United stat c 8
Lawn Tennis As
sociation for years.
was settled beyond
the shadow of a
doubt. The seal OF
approx val W a S
stamped large on
the rotation Of the
national 5 ing ! G s
,bnn,pinpShin
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-03-14
Eighteen Harvard Crews on River

Cambridge, Mass. March 1i.--Canddatss
for the Harvard varsity crew went out on
the Charles River for their first outdoor
work OF the season yesterday. Howe and
his assistants had eighteen crews on the
water, and most Of the time was spent IN
accu9toming inexperienced osrsnen to river
conditions.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-03-14
Made Sensational Finish Last Year

Asst Not
baseball history almost
Mack
would ldsend IOus to he
refuse
the and finished third which,
wonderful accomplishment Almost
sationa finish Of the Braves in 1914
confidence
1f had they
will
dwell history the
to training with nfe positions TO fill Second and third
finally Eerb
by Washington Smith, third youngsters
and
experience
Foh all
Ssler
faoraby
the line injuries,
their absence naturally weakancd the club.
THERE
Bill NuHen ussisn
nd Jec1vs 0 ,h ay
VI rH be the utility NUGcn ciN be
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Carrier Pigeon Astray

A carrier pigeon aiighted on the drsds.
President In the Schuylkill River. foot Of
AoI--756S o. c. c. A. The owner can r..
cover tho bird BY calling at the dredgA
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-03-14

TTHE curtain will soon ring up on
l. the 1922 tennis season. 1t fell on
the most remarkable year In the history.
of the game. The representatives OF
England, Australia, France, japan,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-03-14
BROWNS Should Be Up Near The Ton

Louis has Shockcr Davis Bync md
the nfe
could
best In the league
pitching they will be there fighting with the leaders
is a club and looks il mouM
fn not noe third. = .,. ~ H.
WI Copyright byi Comssny III
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-10-11
Anunciio de Subasta
MUNICIPIO DE SAN JUAN, P. r.

San Juan, P. R., Oct. 2 de 1922.
Ell dia 20 de Noviembre de 1929, a
las diez de la mafiana, tendra efecto
en- el Edifcio Ayuntamiento, en- San
Juan, P. R., en- acto publico y ante la
Comision correspondence, la subasta
para las obras de "Construccion de la
Planta de filtracion v purificacion de
las aguas Y construction de los depo-
sitos de hormig6n para aguas filtra-
das para ell nuevo Aeueducto de. San
Juan, tomando las aguas del rio Ba-
yam6n"
El modelo de proposition, instruc-
clones para los licitadores, pliego de
condolences demas antecedentes re-
lacionados con dichas obras Sc en-
cuentran de manifesto en- la Oficina
del Comisionado de Obras P1blica Mu-
nicipales, pudiendo obtenerso copias
de los documentos mediante un recibo
que acredite haber depositado cada
interesado en- la Oficina del Comisio-
nado de Hacienda de San Juan, p. R.,
la cantidad de $1,000 que seran reem-
bolsados al devolverse dichos docu-
mentos completes y en- buen estado.
La Junta de Subasta podra recha-
Ear cualquiera todas las proposicio-
nes presentadas y Sc reserva el dere-
cho dc adjudicar ell contrato la pro-
posici6n que juzgue mas ventajosa,
aunque no resultare ser la mas baja
en- precio. =
Martin TraviesO, is@ 81
Comisionado de Servicio Publico, =
Policia y Prisiones. $
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-10-11

POSTALES, Alemanas, Suizas y Anne
ricanas, de imagenes iniciales, paisajes,
felicitaciones amorosas, en- Totes de
1850, rernitense al recibo de $500 o por
c. o.. D. Post Card Dealer, Box 456,
San JUAN Porto Rico. 1926
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-10-11
HONORES A S. NJ. JULITA L.

HONORES A S. NJ. JULITA l.
talle de elegirse Reina de las Simpa-
tfas a In lindfsima culta seiIorita
Julia Higuera, por el team 'Estrellas
Dominicanas' Y sentarla como Sobc-
rama en un trono para que presidie-
III los desaffos de aver, fuG una no.
ia distinguish y atrayente.
FL clegante solo donde Sc destaca-
ba la bella Julia. rodeada de sus da-
mas de honor, las encantadoras scilo-
ritas Mercedes Salazar NIargarita
Oliver Juanita Vilar6. Ana Ma. Hi
guerra, Carmen Luisa, Nelly. Ines y
Antonita Mayoral. Esther Sapia. Con
suelo Higuera. Provi Vidaurre. Merce-
dcs Ramery Isabel Mercado. era !en
punto hacia dondc Sc concretarOn ca
ii en- todo mOmento las miradaS de
los millares eSpectadores que asistie-
ron los juegos. desdc que s. NJ. Ju-
lita / 0cup0 su asientO. escoltada por
los plnycrs dominicanos Y portOrri7
Quehos, ovacionada por el p1hlico. !;
En- 81 sitiO Iona del Vfente, pull
perfa de Mario Munoz, decenlis0' aver
Ia policfa media botella de ron.
Anfncase que en- el. primlerTe::yas
por que zarpe para el Norte,s, trasla-
dard su domicilio a New York, la dis
tinguida seilora Mercedes NJ. viuda del
Registrador de Ia Propiedad de este
distrito. Lcdo. Jose Miguel Marquee.
Feliz viaie deseamos = a Ia amlble
senora u sus niilos.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-10-11
Anita Stewar,
Famosa Estrella del
Cine.

Lo venden todas las boticas Y drogue-
rias, perfumerias peluquerias Bias
tan unas cuantas onzas para toda una
familia durante meses.
Pongase en- una dos tres cuchara'
ditas de Mulsified. Alojese sencillamen-
te el cabello y frotelo con este. Basta
esta cantidad para obtener una espu-
ma rica abundante, la cual SC enjua-
ga faci1mente, dejando la cabellera en-
un estado de limpieza absolute. El
cabello Sc SEGA rapida y uniformemen-
te, haciendose flexible, sedoso, ondula-
do lustroso. El aceite de COCO Null
sifed disuelve y quita hasta la Ultima
particula de polvo caspa.( Cuidese
de las imitaciones Exijase que sea Mul-
sifed fabricado por Watkins.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-10-11
|NFORMAC|ON DEL SUR

En- Su domicilio, calle EStrella
guarda CANA enferma. de cuidado Ia
respectable sefiora Francisco Nieyes de
Rodriguez. madre de nuestro amigo
ell Lcdo. Francisco Rodriguez, dueha
de In farmacia San Rafael f..
Su sandal serfa cordialmentc ce-
lcbrado por todos.
Aver tarde aIclj en- nucstro puef-
to ell vapor "COrnelia". proccdente lie
Arroyo, para tomar frutas destinadas
a New York.
FL reloi donado por In raz6n So
cial &c. Il. Neuman V Co." al juga-
dor de base ball que desc aver la
primcra carrera, correspondi6 al CO.
nocido playCr Hoyos, del Ponce. i
-Todo cl mundo Sc prcgunta aquf
quiGn sera nombrado JucZ Municipal
de Ponce. para Sustituir al Lcdo. Cas-
TETON, cuya interinidad termina cl
dfa ultimo dc este mes.
--Erasmo vazGucz, natural de ia
yuya Y vecinO dc Ia Playa de Ponce,
lie 2S aiI0s dc edad, Sc Ncay6 mientras
transportaba al hombrO un saco Gle
;izticar que pcsaba 80 libraS, desdc
el ahnacGn que Ell Ia playa tienen los
Sres. Octavio SEEK V Co.. haSta una
Saguneta, resultando con variaS lesi0-
nes graves. Su estado cs crftico. g.
- En- la calle Intendentc Ramirez,
casa de doha JOsefa Nazario. sc, ia
cendiaron las ropas de. una CANA Cl
yiernes liltimo, pOr la tarde. Gracias
Il la iinteryenei5n del vccinO Nalentln
Eeble, el fllego Sc. apag6 al iniciarse.
I'LL mismo .dfa, por la noche, Il las
10 30 una pasta de f6Sforo depOsita-
tla Zen lii letrina de la casa No. 122
de la calle Victoria, propiedad el edi-
ficio de don Justo Aguayo y habitada
por cl joycn pirotecnico don Ffancis-
60 iTeissonniere, quien 10 destinaba a
Ii confecci6n dc fuegos artificialcs,
Sc inflanl6: ,pero, pudo ser apagada.
Nj la casa de Ia seiiora Nazario hi
la del scilor Aguayo. estdn asegura
das.
FIJI la residencia de la seilora viu-
da de CGimcn, ealle Luna de csta ciu-
dad, unieron sus destinos casdndose,
los estimables j6venes don Manuel
Garcia selorita Julia Gardiner.
Hacemos votos por su felicidad eter-
ma.
Fin el lugar conOcido por st. Tho
mas, baPrio Gantera, ell indiyiduo Pa
bio Rivera, agredi6 con las manos a
la anciana Marcelina Gutierrez, de 50
amos de edad, pegandola varias bofe
tadas
Rivera ha sido sometido u lii Corte
Ell Tribunal de Justicia del distri-
to, ha declarado con lugar las deman-
das de divorcio entabladas por Felfci-
ta Rosaly contra Gilberto Vega; por
Jose Rios MaldOnado contra Restitu-
ta Maldonado; por Ulises Jim6nez
Renaud contra Manuela Campos; y
por Leonor Echevarrfa contra beside
rio Echevarpfas
CORRESPONSAL
Alemanas, Suizas Anne
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-10-11

pueSto que desc
ca el cuero cabe-
lludo y hace fra
gil el cabello. No
hay NADIA mejor
para la linpieza
del cabello que
puro aceite de
coco Mulshied
porque es puro
y absolutamente
inofensivo. E S
mas economieo
e Incompatible
mente mas efcaz
que el jabon mas
coStoso o cual-
ni,ier otro roca
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-10-11
NO DEJE ARRUINAR SU
CABELLERA POR Ell JABON.

La mayoria Gle los jabones y sham
pus compucsto contienen demasiado
alcali, substantial esta lnuy perjudicial,
The daily times., 1922-02-13
MADE A GOOD CHAIRMAN

Mr.. Bryce Little has made
good chairman, and through his ac-
tivity considerable money has been
sent to Mrs. Josephus Daniels, state
chairman of the Woodrow Wilson
fund in North Carolina. Receipts
will be sent direct from Mrs. Daniels
or the treasurer of the fund to those
who have donated. If there is any
one who does not receive their re-
ceipt within a reasonable length of
time please notify the Times Office.
Wilson county has done her part
towards raising the $4,000 asked
for from this state, and has given
nearly 100000, when if divided
equally between the 100 counties of
the state would amount to $350.00
each. If there are others who would
like to give, the Times will be
pleased to receive donations and for
ward them to Mrs. Daniels.
To Mr.. Little and all who con-
tributed The Times makes due ac-
knowledgement.