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peared with the winter and returned
in the late summer, hns achieved a
year-round popularity.
1t is seen trimmed with flowers
and fruit, draped with colorful
scarves or lace or chiffon wells,
popped up with ribbon bows or quaint
stickups, or entirely devoid of trim
ming.
One smart New York hat shop has
scarcely featured any but fefts and
fabric turbans.
Another noticeable feature was the
use of wells. There are two popular
types, the short one of lace which
just wells in the eyes and leaves the
nose and mouth exposed to the ele-
ments, and the long scarf Of crepe
pulled tightly about the crown and
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-04-13
SULPHUR CLEARS UP
ROUGH OR RED SKIN
Face, Neck and Arms Easily
Made Smooth, Says
Specialist.

Any breaking out Of the skin, even
fiery, itching eczema, can be quickly
overcome by applying a little Men
tho-Sulphur, declares a noted skin
specialist. Because of its germ de-
stroying properties, this sulphur prep
aration begins at once to soothe irri-
tated skin and heal eruptions such
as rash. pimples and ring worm.
1t seldom fails to remove the tor
ment and Disagreement, and you do
not have to wait for relief from en-
barrassment. Improvement quickly
shows. Sufferers from skin trouble
should obtain small jar of Rowles
Mentho-Sulphur from any good drug
gist and use it like cold cream.
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IELlTALE SYMPTOMS OF
W0MAN'S ILLS

Every woman who suffers from
backache, headaches, dragging-down
pains, nervousness, irregularities, dis
placements, irritability, or desponden-
cy should recognize in such symp-
toms some arrangement of her system
which should have attention before
more serious ailment develops. These
conditions are often evidenced by a
sallow complexion, dark circles under
the eyes, lassitude and sleeplessness.
For nearly fifty years Lydia +. Pink
hams Vegetable Compound has been
pre-eminently successful in overcom-
ing such conditions, and it is now
recognized everywhere as the standard
remedy for woman's ills.
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Strawberry !
ShOrtcakel
BY BERTHA e. SHAPLEIGH
OF Columbia University.

sift one pint of flour, four TED
spoons of baking powder, one-ha
teaspoon of salt and two teaspoons d
sugar together. Cut into the flour fosl
tablespoons of butter or three ta5ld
spoons Of lard and moisten to sc4
dough with about two-thirds Of cul
of milk. Take onto q floured boar(
and roll to one-half inch in thickness
Cut with a biscuit cutter, place in
buttered pan and make Is minutes j
a hot oven. Split, butter and fill witt
Strawberries sweetened and slightly
mashed. Place on top spoonful .ieI
beaten cream.
The dough may also Be diyideS
and baked In a round pan. Hav(
both pieces baked in the same pan
one being placed on the other ~
lower piece well buttered.
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ADAPTABILITY PLUS ADJUST.
MENT

No wonder you are always so hap.
py; you can ADAPT yourself to any
thing"
"Why not? In doing it, all one has
to do is to be a human being"
l thought at the time / overheard
this conversation, What a philosopher
he is" He was the embodiment Of
happiness.
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falling off one side in a full scarf,
sometimes retaching to the knees.
Most of the trimming seems to be
placed either at the right side, or
on both, and this seasons hat is worn
of being tilted to right or left.
Fewer feathers and more flowers are
used than formerly.
Although there were some very
snappy little black hats, the majority
were colored--tan and beige being
particularly in evidence. The black
ones were frequently faced with color.
Fashion authorities say that sum-
mer styles, particularly the full-skirted
gowns, will call for the broad brimmed
hat. but ut present the small hat holds
undisputed sway.
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But i should
like to add a COM
panion word. AID
JUSTMENT. to
adaptation. To me
Adjustment is
the greatest word
in the English or
any other Ian
guage. The USE.
of the spirit of il
often means the
difference b e :
tween health and
i'll health, hapri-
ness q n d un-
happiness, success
and failure.
We can adapt
ourselves to cir.
cumstances, sur.
roundings a n d
lsae
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by adapting ourselves to them, turn
what would otherwise be unhappiness
into happiness, failure into success,
and, withal, learn much Of the life
and derive much enjoyment out of
what promised to be an unhappy
event
But we can do more. We can
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Gloves Again,

In Paris gloves hace returned TO
favor and are worn for practically all
occasions. 1t is interesting to notice
that nearly all the gloves are of short
length and make no attempt TO cover
the space between the wrist and
shoulder.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-04-13
BY MARIAN HALE


New York, April 13.-The out
standing feature of the fashionable
Fifth-Avenue parade this season was
the supremacy of the small, clochc
hat.
OF that one-time favorite, the pic
ture hat, there was scarcely q trace.
And the medium-sized hat must
have taken to cover for it was not
even in the Running.
All the smart little debutantes
who can be counted on to exploit the
latest styles were out with their tiny
hats Of felt, fabric or straw each
one following the same general idea.
but following it in its own way so
each one was different.
The felt hat which formerly disap-
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Cooking Cabbage.

Before cooking cabbage or cauli-
flower, place them for while in a
bowl Of cold water with a generous
helping of salt.
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Hindu Embroidery.

Hindu embroidery in gold, red and
green completely covers frock of
navy blue crepe which is cut on the
simplest of lines.
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H l n T S
Fascinating Simplicity.

Fascinating Simplicity.
The all white evening frock is very
popular in Paris, particularly if it is
cut on rather classic lines and en-
broidered in silk with added designs in
rhinestones or pearl beads.
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II you will beat your carpets and
rugs on a set of bed springs they will
look like new when you finish.
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Household Suggestions
Old Straw Hat.

II your last years black straw hal
looks a little rusty, place 4 piece ol
butter on an old piece of velvet and
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Doesn't hurt bit! Drop a littlo
"Freezone' on an aching corn, in
stantly that corn stops hurting, then
shortly you lift it right off with fin
gers. Truly!
Your druggist sells tiny bottle of
"Freczone" for a few cents, sufficient
to remove every hard corn, soft corn.
or corn between the toes, and the cal.
luses, without soreness or irritation.
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rub the hat. When the butter has
been on a half an hour or 50, rub dry
and polish with a piece of dry velvet.
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Variety Interesting Subjects Discussed Home Reading
Carpet Beating.

half this amount to each pail Of water
You will need no soap.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-04-13

Boil your green peas in much water
with salt and when done rinse in cold
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-04-13

Use OF Onions.
Onions should never lie in water
or be wet before being used.
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MANY women have to count usefulness
valuable part of beauty; other women do it
anyhow. They find both assets in Kayser
Silk Gloves. Many smart women prefer them
for warm-weather wearing.
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7zox,anGs y quomen all
over the qVoriH haze indi-
Gated their atproUai Of M
sioVs' BY qvearing them
throughout the tpring and
ynumer
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II Choice Of Styles

There are as many styles and colors
found in Kayser Silk Gloves as there
are whims of fashions. Long gloves,
short gloves, and gauntlet styles for
those who prefer them.
White gloves are worn frequently
during the warmer days, or shades
of gray, mastic or pongee, etc. You
will find all the loveliest of these
shades, a, well as darker colors,
among Kayser Silk Gloves. Every
glove Ia, the Kayser double finger
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Through.
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tips that insure long and satisfactory wear.
And in every Kayser Silk Glove are the
superior quality of silk, the perfection of work
manship, and the moderate price that always
mark Kayser Gloves.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-09-25

Eugene De 'Gaspic. Music and games
were enjoyed and refreshments were
served to about 30 guests.
~ ~ ~
Mrs. z. IL. Prescott of Kerrville is
the guest of her niece, Mrs. Carlyle
Brice for several days.
~ ~ ~
Miss Alice Ballard of Beeville, VINO
spent rush weel: 1t the Uni, ersity, is
the guest of Miss Elsie Scott for sew
eral days, en- route home.
- ~ ~
Miss Hattie Hood and Miss Gladys
Hood left Tuesday morning for Bel
ton, Texas, to enter Baylor College.
~ " ~
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Schreiner and
daughter. Miss Kitty West Schreiner,
lett Tuesday morning for New YORK.
Miss Schreiner will c. ter Spence
School for the coming year.
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In Society

, Alley, st. Anthony Hotel, the follow
| ing directors were elected: Carlton
Hagelstein. Elmer Ditt'.ar, Russell
Il. Wine. Clarence Fenstermaker, Vic
tor Braunig, george Msrtindale and
Richard Wander Stratten After the
election. the board of directors met
and elected the following officers !:
Victor Braunig, president; j, Hamp-
ton Sullivan, honorary vice president /;
Clarence renstermaker, filst vice
president; Carlton Hagelstein, second
vice president, and Russell 3. Wine,
secretary and treasurer.
The first meeting of the officers will
be held a, noon Wednesday. when
they will meet in luncheo session at
the Menger Hotel.
y - ~
The annual cotillion given by the
Town Club will take place Friday,
November 16.
Miss Mary Mason will entertain in
her home Wednesday evening with a
dinner party. complimentihg Miss
! Elizabeth King, whose marriage 10 Al
bert West will take place Wednesday
evening. October 3. The guest list
will include the bridal party of the
West-King woddir".
~ ~ -
The dinner party to have been Civ.
on Saturday evening by Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Gillespie complimenting the
bridal party of +he West-King we'd
ding has been postponed until Mon
day evening, when it will be given at
their home.
army Nigh will be observed at
the Alamo Country Club. Saturday
evening. This will be the last night
of dancing on the roof. which will
close for the season. All officers and
their friends are invited. Those
wishing dinner reservations for the
evening should get them to Post Of
flee box 23S at once as the numbe,
is limited.
y y y
Mrs. Raymond Edwards left re-
Gently for Kerrville, where she viii
spend several days.
:: ~ y
Miss Katherine Houston and Miss
Mary Lupc will leave Monday to en-
Ter school. Miss Houston will attend
Ogontz College. while Miss Lupe will
return TO Mount Vernon Seminary.
" - -
Mr.. and Mrs. r. J.. Carson and
Miss Mary Adele and Corwin Carson
have returned home after an all sum
mer stay in San Diego. Cal.
- ~ -
Mrs. s. =. Cunningham and daugh-
ter. Miss Sue Elmore Cunningham,
have returned after a delightful sum
mer spent in the East. A large part
OF their visit was spent in New York
City. They arrived home Saturday
- ~ -
Mrs. J. A. Mcintosh is the guest
of relatives in Temple, Tex, for some
time.
- n "
The following invitation has been
| received: Mr.. and Mrs. Ohm Thom-
a Raybould request the honor of
your presence at the marriage OF their
daughter, Edith Adeline. to Mr. Joseph
Kenneth Dreamer. lieutenant. United
States army, on Wednesday evening,
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Ethel was later than usual comirAl I
home, she would &C in and minister
TO Bobbie who waited alone for n.s
moth'-'s return.
1T was the landlady, on one of her
errands of mercy, who found Ethel's
almost nude body on the floor Of he
apartment. Near the bloody figure,
stretched Jut on the hard floor in his
spotless white nightie, lay Bobbie fast
asleep. He had left his crib to sleep
near his unaccounfably silent mothec.
But he did not seem to realize that
anything unusual had happened to her.
All the police questioning tas been
in vain. Bobbie asks for his mother.
but he gives. the detect -es no aid
in thei: efforts to trace her slayer.
They believe she vas killed by a jeal-
GUS admirer, but Bobbie has not told
them which one and apparently is not
going to.
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crimes that shadow the light life OF
the cities-but so far their efforts
have not been fruitful. Either Bob
bic is too young and innocent to have
noticed anything. that might aid the
detectives, or else he is so blase as a
result OF the life he has led that he
has lost his sensitiveness to strange
happenings. The detect es don't know
which.
Almost every frcque7tC' of bizarre
cafes of tn. near-Bohemia of Los An
eeles. knew Ethel Williams. But SO
far as can be learned, none knew
her as mother. She was just a
part of the night life--ar entertain
err. always gay, always lively, much
sought as a companion.
The landlady of the little apartment
she maintained far from the night
life district, knew; And often when
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ways are strange to him. They give
him sweets, hold him on their knees
and tell him stories. Bobbie has
known lots of men, but meme Of them
ever treated him like that. So Bobbie
regards them with wide-ey I'd, ,rave at
tention. But always he is breaking
in with the question:
"Where's muvver?"
ashes gone away for awhile" is
the standardized reply.
Then Bobbie's eyes cloud, but he
makes no complaint. Ju,t slips down
TO the eioor and goes off into cor
ner 20 play his quiet little games.
The men who rave Bobbie in charge
are police detectives. They have
worked hard TO gain from his baby
lips some clue to the mysterious muir
der that robbed him of his mother.
They think he may have witnessed her
s!aying-another of those TRANCE love
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Tie Woodlawn Lake Civic Club
will meet at ) 80 Wednesday after
noon at the home Of Mrs. {. j. Han
son.
The Ancient and Honorable Order
of Chow Chow will hold its regular
meeting at 80 Tuesday evening.
- - "
The A. F. i. Matrons Car Club
will meet at the home Of Mrs. Julian
L. Smith. ga East French Place at
= 80 Thursday afternoon.
The Children Of Mary Of st. Mary's
Parish will give card and bunco
party at S:1J Thursday evening at
'the Catholic Womcns Association
building. Useful and attractive prizes
Twill be given.
The women of the First Congrcga-
rtional Church will hold country
school on the lawn at 10 Carolina
ss,Sstreet at O'Clock Tuesday evening.
Guests are requested TO come in chill,
drens costume. Attendance prizes will
ye>rbe given.
Al q ClOth L utSuda tFtA4h- 'hN
s.cncxt meeting of the Senior Luther
x League of the Grace English Lutheran
= church will be held. Miss Olga Heye
will lead the topic. The Biblical Doc
Urine of Eternal Punishment" Mr..
Gcrhardt Hege will give a clarinet
solo. e
~ The Parliamentary and Practice
class will meet Wednesday morning
at 10 O'Clock in the Council Chamber
of the city hall.
- - ~
= The board of managers of the Coun-
ell Mothers will meet in the pink
as'room of the Gunter hotel Mt > o'clock
Thursday afternoon. All presidents Of
mothers clubs and Chairmen of de-
departments are privileged TO attend.
~ " ~
We have proof that fall is really
here, even if we do sweltcr in our
furs and coat suits. Even il we do
continue TO GO swimming and wear
our faded voiles and li-ens 10 keep
cool Fall is here, for the Town Club
has met and the date has been SCI
for the annual cotillion. and the Off
GERS and directors have been elected.
.-,. At one of the best attended meet
ings of the Town Club. held at 10
o'clock Sunday morning in Peacock
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the seventeenth of October. at eight
thirty O'Clock. St. Marks Church, San
Antonio. Texas. At home, December
first, Fort Sam Houston.
The enclosed card reads Reception
nine o'clock, st. Anthony Hotel"
~ ~ "
Miss Eimly Wurzbach has returned
from the University of Texas, after
spending rush week. She has as her
guest. Miss Blossom Wooten of Aus
tin for several days.
" " ~
A very enjoyable evening was spent
at the home of Miss Estelle Widen
stein, Nebraska street Sunday, when
she entertained n number OF her
friends with a party in honor Of
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-09-25
BELIEVE BABY BOY
HOLDS KEY.TO THE
Staying OF MOTHER
Detectives Keep Him Com.
pqny Hoping for Chance
Clue to Murder.
BY FORREST WHITE

BY FORREST WHITE
Copyright. by The San Antonio fisht
Los Angeles, Cal, Sept. 2>.-Bobbie
Williabs, two years old, likes the men
who have been his constant compan-
ions for the last five days, but their
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SOCIAL CALENDAR.

"Wednesday.
Mrs. Charlie Burns will en-
terrain with a luncheon COM
plimenting Miss Elizabeth
King, whose marriage will
take place October ). The
luncheon will be held at Wolff
& Marx tea room.
The officers of the Town
Club will meet in luncheon
session ut the Mengcr hotel.
Miss Mary Mason viii en-
terrain with a buffet supper at
her home. complimenting Miss
Elizabeth King.
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A GROUP

Of exceedingly Smart Coats, of Soft,
pile fabrics-Gerona, Bolivia, Vellona-
in Black, Greys and Browns-Some en-
bellished with landings and stitchery,
Tube silhouettes and circular flares-with
handsome silk and crepe brocaded lin
inps-
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-09-25
A GROUP

Presenting superb Models, in fur-trim-
med modes, with all the accepted ideas
in sleeves and silhouettes; Rich Vellona
and Bolivias, with trimmings of Fox, SPUR
rel, Wolf and Nutria. Side-tie, belted
and beltless models-Some embroidered
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-09-25
A GROUP.

Including models for travel, motor and
general wear, as we'll as Dressy Models;
Beautiful Pile Fabrics and Smart Sports
materials; Broad Collars, Roomy Sleeves,
Smart Circular flares or slim silhouettes-
Greys, Taupe, Browns, Mixed effects,
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-01-09
NOVEDADES EN- SADTURCE

El dia del corriente, las 9.15 a.
Hn., en- la Avanida Juan Ponce de Leon,
parada 20, la guagua No P-695, pro-
piedad de Joaquin Melendez que guia-
ba ell chauffeur Eduardo Artau So
Ter, No. 10981, residente en- ,Santur-
ce, arrollo a Juan Ornes, ocasionando-
lie contusiones leves en- la mano de-
Irecha v pie izquierdc, siendo asistido
en- la sala de socorrd y pasando su
residencia en- Salvador Brau No. Ga.
I FL chauffeur fue denunciado por. vio-
lacion a la Ley de AUTOMOBILES.
lei 5 del actual, las 1915 p. M,
, en- la Avenida Juan Ponce de Leon,
Iparada 90, la guagua No. P-144, pro-
piedad de Domingo Castillo, de Rio
Piedras, guiada por el misino, chauf-
feur Ne. 1852, arroll6 a Gustavo Wag-
ner, ocasionandole contusiones al pa
recer leves, sfendo asistido en- ell Hos
lpital Municipal Y pasando a su resi-
dencia en- la parada 20. Ell chauffeur
fue denqnciado por violacion a la Ley
| de AUTOMOBILES.
El dia 5 del corriente, la 100
p. M, en- la Avenida Juan Ponce de
Leon, parada -, el automovil No. AL,
propiedad del Dr. J. c. Ferrer, de San
IJuan, guiado por ell mismo, conductor
No. 5S27, arrollo Felix Lopez, re
sidente en- Puerta de TERRA, produ-
ciendoie contusiones de caracter gra-
We, siendo asistido en- el Hospital Mu-
nicipal donde quedo recluido.
lei dia Z a las 1890 a. M, en- el
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-01-09

barrio Cangrejos, ell ndivituo Juan
Quinones, de Rio Piedras, con un ma
chete agredi6 Octaviano Garcia,
produciendole una herida leve en- la
mano derecha, siendo asistido en- ell
Hospital Municipal. Quinones fue
Harrestado y puesto a disposition de la
Corte Municipal acusado de un delito
de acometimiento aggression con cir
cunstancias agravantes.
Ell dfa Z las 1926 p. M, en- la
carretcra, parada q y media, Hato
Rey, la guagua No. P-065, propiedad
de Blue Line, de, San Juan, que guiaba
el chauffeur Carmelo Monies, No.
10985, residente en- Ponce, choc6 con
la guagua No. ,P-459, propiedad de
Dionisio r. Rodrisuez, que guiaba eI
chauffeur Angel Castro, No. 11197,
residente en- Rio Piedras, resultando
ambos vehfculos con desperfectos. El
chauffeur Montes fu6 denunciado por
violacion la Ley de automobiles.
Ell dfa del corriente, las 5.15
p. M, en- la Avenida Juan Ponce de
Leon, Martin Pena, el autom6vil No,
P-82O, propiedad de Mercedes Malcei-
ro de Santurce, que guiaba el chauf-
feur Luis Rivera, No. 11o15, arollo al
nino jose Negr6n, de II amos de edad
i |
ocasionandole contusiones al parecel
leves, siendo asistido en- la sala de
socorro, pasando a su residencia. !. e.
chauffeur fue denunciado por viola,
ci6n la Ley de Automobiles.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-01-09
Sucesos en- Ia Isla

| Enero 4.
Fl A las 1850 a. M, un iHcendio que
Sc inici6 en- una casa propiedad dt
dona Asuncion 'Abril, en- Aguadilla
la redujo a escombros. No, Sc regis
tran desgracias personales. Sc inves-
ttiga el origen del fuego. B
! Enero A. Candido Miranda, cabc
/ de Ia Compahia aE", del Regimiento
1850. de Infanteria, en- Aibonito, estan-
do en- uso de licencia, Sc suicide dis
lparandose un tiro de revolver por Ia
lsien derecha.
Enero 8. A las $50 p. m. del 2 del
corriente, Federico Ortiz Sc ahorco de
una solera de la casa donde viva, 81
ia en- terrenos de Central Lafayette,
EN- Arroyo. Estaba tuberculoso y
muy cansado de su enferinedad, resol-
viendo suicidarse. Ell Juez de Paz in
itervino para la investigation.
En- la tarde del 1ro. de los colTien-
tes, en- la calIe Cuatro de Julio, en-
Barros, el truck No. HIP -295, de Her
mimic, Berries, guiado por Alfredo
Martinez, chauffeur No. 10616, arro-
llo a Eladia Rivera, de 5 amos de
edad, produciendole una confusion en-
la frente, leve, y otras mas graves, en-
la cara. rodillas pies. Fue asistida
por el DR.. Pujadas, en- Ell Hospital
Municipal, Ell chauffeur fue arres-
tado v ell Juez lie flo fanza de 5000,
por infraccion a la Ley de Autom6vi-
les.
En- la noche del 2 del corriente, en-
ell barrio Cerro Gordo, de Bayam6n, al
acercar la senora Rosario Ortiz, una
lampara encendida una lata conte
niendo gasolina, Sc infamo- la gasoli-
ma de la lata y prendio las ropas que