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Evening star., 1923-04-05
Leather Handbags, S1.69

Regularly 81 and $3.50. Large
assortment OF styles and feathers;
silk lined and fitted with purse
and mirror: others with center
compartment. Friday only, &I.69.
Main Floor.
The Washington times., 1923-03-18

ferring 70 these subjects and hav-
ing nothing TO distract my atten-
ton from their study, gained :
very profound knowledge OF
aerodynamics and the theory OF
the construction Of internal COM
bustion engines.
On leaving Borstal ] went 70
Liverpool and declared my inten-
ton, under the name James More,
Of competing for Sir William
Hartley's $4,000 flying prize from
Liverpool to Manchester. BY
means Of my glibness of tongue
succeeded in making . railroad
traffic manager divert the railroad
wagon containing . Farman aero
plane consigned to Claude Graham
White from its lawful destination
to Aintree, where / coolly erected
it as my own property. The other
competitors for this prize were the
Rev. Sidney Swan and Mr.. s. F.
Cody, with his famous Flying
Cathedral"
Cody took off first, while ] was
erecting my machine, but owing
to the fog was forced to descend
and damaged his machine in land
ing.
/ next took of, and owing TO
engine trouble, crashed and COM
pletely wiped out the machine at
Warrington. The Liverpool papers
were full Of my doings as . pilot
and on the strength Of this / OBJ
tanned q great deal Of money b
means Of worthless checks, no ons
having any doubt as to the bons
fide Of their celebrated airman
James More. ] returned after N,
crash to London, and once NOR
took up temporary abode IN In
great metropolis.
pondered my ups and downs o
success, and it seemed to me ths
nv wide fame as an airman and
nechanician ought to be turne
to some handsome profit. And
viii explain next Sunday how
worked out q simple but very COZ
vincing Invention" and by til
fraud deceived the British Cover
ment officials and put $780, 200
my pocket.
rTn Re Continued Next SundaJ
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CContiausd From Double sPa ge)

y NSSSO@~@C~N@
-
over, the4table or offered me his
ancestral castle the great { Low
Tiers Castle exchange for .
course ,ofxAying lessons from me.
I merely pretended to drink, for
IN all my designations ] have kept
strictly sober. This peculiarly has
been -of enormous value to me in
victimszing the spendthrifts and
''bon WANTS I have met.
I took care to let the hotel
proprietor and other visitors to the
hotel. know. that was diningsin the
company. Of the rich. Lord iLonsdale.
/ always followed this plan, in
order TO pave the way for passing
bad checks or borrowing. Isseized
this opportunity to invite my
fashionable companions to- accom-
pany me on a motoring tour the
next day. Lord. Lonsdale was un-
able,to gosfor some, good reasons;
but Lord Vivian and his brother,
the Hon. Walter Vivian, wentiwith
me. /. took advantage Of the re-
flected glory Of my distinguished
companions to obtain al the money
and supplies; ! needed.
On my return to sEondOnxat the
Termination 4 Of this tour III at
tended DOncaster Aviation Meet,
which soverlapped that Of Black
pool. Again hiring q limousine j
was driven from London 70 Dom
caster, paying my way by means
Of q series Of worthless checks
1sarriyed with my pockets full OF
The Washington times., 1923-03-18

money. st sDOncasteT, watching the
wonderful fights by the late s. F.
Cody, of America; Leblon, and
others.
Realizing that the police were
very close behind me, Il jumped
again over to- France, and had the
in1pudence Ito negotiate with the
famous .Antoineste Company to be-
come their sales representative in
England. On the strength Of this
arrangement / received further
lessons in flying, free Of charge,
from the. famous Hubert Latham.
I tried to negotiate the sale OF
sor0esof these machines. While I
was I'M the office Ola well-known
firm ssof motor engineers . tele-
phone message came through to
the Office from the police, which
was misunderstood by the stenog-
rapher who answered the phone:
'..There lisa policeman on the
wire who wishes to- speak to Mr..
Gray, . she. said.
"Good lord r / replied ; ''tanother
fine for speeding, I suppose" and
went TO the telephone.
''Hhlloi,' replied the voice from
thesothers end. 'eThis is Detective
Sergeant Prokheroe, speaking: Can
YOU give me any. information IS
to the whereabouts Of Mr.. James
Douelas 4 Gray. He ID wanted by
nsaon, sAveraI warrants for obtain
ing money byafalse pretences:"
IFS that, possible?" ! replied.
~ am afraid / cannot help you
muchs beyond the fact that ] heard
The Washington times., 1923-03-18

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The Washington times., 1923-03-18
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The Washington times., 1923-03-18

When constipated, bilious, irritable,
listless, or full of cold our little one needs
a teaspoonful of California Fig Syrup to
quickly start liver and bowel action. In a
few hours you can see for yourself how
thoroughly it works the sour bile and UNI
digested food right out, and you have a
well, playful child again.
The Washington times., 1923-03-18
Mousseline Sauce.

KKELT 8 tablespoons butter. add
IVA 8 tablespoons sifted flour and
blend well. Then pour on gradu-
ally, stirring constantly, l cup
chicken stock and " cup cream.
Bring to boiling point and add .
few grains pepper and u teaspoon
salt. Just before serving add 2
slightly beaten egg yolks and n
tablespoon lemon juice.
The Washington times., 1923-03-18

Millions of mothers keep California Fig
svrup" handy. They know teaspoonful
today saves a sick child tomorrow. 1t never
cramps or overacts. Ask your druggist for
genuine california Fig Syrup" which has
directions for babies and children of all ages
printed on bottle. You must say "Californa"
or you may get an imitation fig syrup.
The Washington times., 1923-03-18
radish root and 2 tablespoona
heavy cream, beaten until stih.
! Tomatoes Stuff Fed With
Il. Mushrooms.

Tomatoes Stuffed With
e Musl1ro oms.
wAsH firm ripe tomatoes and
cut . thin slice from the
stem end 4of each tomato. Scoop
out seeds, sprinkle insides with
salt, invert and LET stand about 80
minutes. Cook " tablespoon
minced onion with 2 tablespoons
butter about s minutes or until
onion is soft. Add / cup Of sliced
fresh mushrooms and cook gently
about 10 minutes. Add ! cup Of
stale bread crumbs, season with
saIt and pepper, add j slightly
beaten eng and I'LL the tomato
shells with this mixture. Sprinkle
with buttered crumbs and bake ~
aabuttered baking dish about :
hour.
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Asparagus Mousseline.

look young, tender asparagus,
~ cut in equal lengths, in boiling
sailed water until tender. Ar.
range 8 or pieces in individual
baking dishes and pour q little
mousseline sauce over each.
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5Horseradish E1ollandaise.

UIASH ~ cup butter and divide
w into 5 equal parts. Put the
first third in top Of small double
boiler with 8: egg yolks, y table,
spoon vinegar. and u teaspoon
salt. Place over hot water and
stir constantly until butter j d
melted. Add second piece of butt
ter stirring constantly, and as mix
t1re thicEens add third piece Of
butter. Remove from heat and
add W tablespoons grated hOrse-
The Washington times., 1923-03-18

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him say he was leaving for Paris
on the 2:15 train. know nothing
Of his movements"
.'Thank you very much" ne re-
piled. eve win wait for him at
the station"
On hanging up the telephone ]
turned 10 the man in whose Office
was and said:
"My fast driving Is going to
get me into real trouble some day.
expect very heavy fine this
time, as the police have just told
me that they will not overlook
my furious driving any longer"
AS he had not overheard my
telephone conversation from the
other room, he swallowed this ex-
PLANTATION, and / calmly continued
my negotiations with him for the
purchase Of some Antoinette
machines. Unfortunately for me
my GOODNESS was not successful -
upon reflection the detective de-
cided to talk to this firm on the
subject Of myself. He entered the
Office and found that / was there.
Twas arrested and was afterward
sentenced at the Old Bailey in
London to eighteen months inn
priSonment in the BOrstal 1nstitu-
ton for Young Criminals.
During my incarceration there !
profited by the kindness of the
chaplain TO continue my technical
studies in engineering and espe-
cially in aviation. / easily con.
sumed the contents Of every book
that / could lay my hands on TO
4 "a 81
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SWEEP Corn n Ramekins.

NOoK 8 tablespoons finely
- chopped green pepper and a
shallot, finely chopped, in 2 table
spoons butter until soft. Add !
tablespoon sifted flour and cook
until frothy. Add cup Of rich
milk or cream and stir until boil
7 ing point is reached. Add l cup
Of cooked sweet corn and " tea
spoon salt and heat over hot water.
Turn into buttered ramekins and
serve hot.
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Tested " egetab le. Recipes
Broiled /. Tor1,atoes.

yYIASH ! and carefully remove
w skins, !, cut in halves, cross
wise: sprinkle with salt and pap
ria. Blush with melted 4 butter
and broil about s minutes. Re-
move to small rounds of buttered
toast and serve with . little horse.
radibh HOIlSndaise sauce J.
The Washington times., 1923-03-18
Green Corn Fritters.

Green Corn FritterS.
cCRAPE the pulp from fresh ears
- Of sweet corn. To / cup Of the
pulp add 2 wei beaten egg yOllEs,
and ! cup Of pastry -four sifted
with Is teaspoon salt, x teaspoon
black pepper and y tablespoon
baking powder. Fold in 2 stifdy
beaten egg whites. Drop by table,
spoonfuls into hot deep fat, allow
ing to brown on both sides. Drain
on unglazed paper.
The Washington times., 1923-03-18
1Gets-It
Friendly
Enemy Of
COrIls

They Die While They Sleep
The only good corn Il dead corn. a fen
drops Of ''Gefs-Its will quickly start any curn
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TO Be Contained Next Sunday
The Washington times., 1923-03-18

,..kr,. Inc. Cree. Britain Rights Reserved.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-08-06

Nancy and Nick and Mister Sky
Bow slipped on lot of banana skins
the bad old wizard threw down and
things did look bad for a minute.
The Twins remembered what Sky
Bow had told them. This. That ii
the wizard Gross Patch his name
was) saw them first, he would grab
his magic stick and say charm and
Goodness ~ thought Nancy when
"Goodnessr Thought Nancy when
she felt herself falling. I'll soon he
a worm. l wonder whether I'll he
turned into an earth worm or fuzzy
one."
And Nick was thinking the same
thing.
But Mister Sky Bow, smart little
fellow. wasn't thinking of anything
so silly! He was thinking. Just rs
soon as old Cross Patch reaches for
his magic stick there on the table.
I'm going 10 grab him around the
shins and do little magic work nv
self"
And he watched and watched.
Sure enough, Just as old Cross
Patch took a step to get his bad old
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-08-06
Down went the wizard like a ripe apple

stick, didn't Sky Bow roll over and
grab him.
Down went the wizard like a ripe
apple.
Quick rs wink Nick jumped up
and grabbed the magic stick.
Take us all out of here and turn
old Cross Patch into TURTLE he
cried.
And that's just what happened.
And Cross Patch couldn't follow. as
turtles move so slowly.
Then the Twins and Mister Sky
Bow took the magic stick and made
everybody happy again.
The GNloOms became Grinners at
once and grinned happily.
But tho best part was when they
went b;(t 30 Rainbow Land. BY ono
wave of the wand they made the
Nosics and Earsies and Dummies and
Whirlies and everybody happy again.
And Cross Patch stayed turtle
for two weeks. when the Fairy
Queen turned him into good fairy
instead of a bad one.
Ito BE Continued.)
! Copyright 1923. NEA Service. Inc. J
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-01-20
tas. durante Ell aiio de 1922"

taS, durante ell ano de l9zz.
: Este informe proviene de la Junta
directiva de los Associated Advertising
Clubs of the World" (Clubs asociados
de publicidad del mundo), cuyo cuer-
DO celebra una convention actualmen-
te en- esta ciudad
Por supuesto. las Companies petrole-
ras" figuran la cabeza en- la lista. La
|explotacion del petroleo hipnotiza de
un modo extraio los "primos".
Enia session de hoy adoptose una
mocion para que Sc dirija una solicitud
al Congreso, con objeto de que de pa
SOS tendencies restringir las posibili'
dades para la, formation de companies
lcalificadas por ellos de estafadoras.
--dINEOLA,, L. dos automovi
lies bordo de los cuales Sc encontrabar
lstres hornbress y 100 cajas de whiskey
ffueron confscados hoy. por agentes 'se
Icos' en- las cercanias de Baldwin.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-01-20

$4,000 en- el apartamerto de Mr.. Louis
Chalif, presidente de la National Dan
cling Association. Un brocheS de bri
llantes dos coflares valuados er
$4,000 fueron abandonados por el la
dron en- su precipitada fuga Creess
que Ell fascineroso, oyendo ruido al re
gresar a su domicilio Mr.. Chalif Y 5,
esposa, en- la madrugada de aver, 81
alarrno y hugo contentandose con lc
que tenia EN- sus bolsillos.
MADRID. Ante un enorrne publ
co, tuvo efecto el dia prilnero un reni
disimo encuentro entire los equipos de
baiompie Sporting y Racing, de Vigc
iy Madrid respectivamente, habiendo
resultado el Vigo por un score de 4 a /
Los vencedores fueron largamente ova
cionadosy por el publico y causaron
muy buena impression por 10 brillante
de su iuego.
BOMBAY. Informes recibidos de
Ramganja, indican que 6S personals pc
recieron en- una espantosa explosion
ocurrido en- una carboneria de dicha
poblacion.
-LONDRES. Noticias recibidas de
Bucarest infor1na que entire hnngaros
y rumanos Sc libro una batalla que du-
ro tres horas en- la frontera de ambos
paises. No Sc conocen las bajas ocu-
rridas
Los hungaros han alberto las h6sti-
lidades contra los romanos aun desde
que Sc firmo el tratado de. St German,
que anexo Rumania secciones que
pertenecian Hungrias
En- la junta anual celebrada por
la Association norteamericana de Macs
tros de Espanol, en- Los Angeles, Cali
fornia, ha sido electo presidente de la
misrna ell professor C. Scott Williams,
de la Escuela Superior de Hollywood
California.
Una mujer, que segln la policia
Sc llama Juanita Hansen, estrella cine
matografca, fne aver encerrada en- Ia
carcel no habiendo podido suplir una
fanza por 500 d6lares que Sc lie exigie
ron. Sera examinada el sabado proxi
mo-, estando acusada de haber tenide
en- su poder drogas heroicas.
LOS ANGELES-Informase en- 10:
circulos cindrnatografcos que Sc ha
ofrecido una bonifcacion de $5OO,00(
en- effective al pequeho Jackie Coogar
81 eonsiente en- frmar un contrato cor
la metro Pictures Corporation. compro
metiendose 'ilmar' cuatro peliculas
Dichas cintas pudieran ser tomadas=er
POGO mas de Tin afio Suponese que e
contrato sera firmado nuy en- breve.
PARIS Sc ha sabido en- Ia pre-
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eondonss sanitarias
Compe.a doaSn Isa instrumental moderno
de utidad raamieno cenfco de toda las enferne
servicio.-Cuerpo medico residente en- el Sanatorio
Sc admin enfemo de de
endo atends mecos los de Ia Socedad
Deparamentos especiales Senoras
especa bahos de luz de are, hdo
electro hdroerapco masajes Rayos X Fulgurac6n
squtatiyamente convenconales
PERSONAL CIENTTIOO
DIRECTOR del SANATORIO: Dr. don Amalo Rod&n.
DIRECTOR del CONSULTORIO: Dr. don Manuel Quvedo BAGS
CIRuJANO GENERAL: Or don Rafael velez Lopez
ESPEcIALlSTA EN- ENFERMEDADES DE NARIZ. oIDCS. GAR
sGANTA y OJOS: DR. don Agustn R. Laugier.
RADIOLOGO: Dr. don Manuel Soto Rivera.
PATOLOGO: DR.. r. Ruiz Eazario.
Dr. don Pedro Rivera Aponte DR. don AgusHn Sknches.
Dr. don Manuel Fernandez. DR. Castor l. Rivera
CIRUJANO DENTISTA DR.. don Lorenzo r. Noa.
PRACT1CANTE; don Enrique Fernandez
HjaS de
dad Nurses Tudas comp aptud pracca experncia
@r.e* CoNSULTAH
arde dtas
bles Reconocnientos $1,000 Consutas $500
Por eCrujano GeneraA parcuare de 10 ii de mahaaa
martes sabados :
Por Especiala-De laborabe
medcos Doctores Agua Sanchez Cas-
l.. Rivera.
Por eli Pat6logo-De a 10 a m
Velez,
Director DR.. Quevedo Bae de s. Medicos Ahxiares
DR. Pava Fernandez de IN III DR. Pedro Rivera Apoats dc
j a.
Pr 81 Especiaista Consuloo. San Justo A. de 3a4
P Cuano Dentisa Consultorio ODonen 10 PaGa de
j Colon, de IL a 2 dc la tarde
Los Nnmeo pagan para
atenddo de los sos ndcados presentation
PREsipENciA Apartado 2n xEsoRERIA Apsrsado ~
SAN JUAN PUERTO RICO.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-01-20
Information Mundial

/ fectura de policia que los Comunistas
extranjeros seran requisados a conse-
cuencia de haberse descubierto un COM
plot bolshevique en- el Rhin, en- protes.
ia contra la ocupacion francesa.
| Sc han hecho va diez arrestos. In
formase que en- Francia hay agentes
Ibolsheviques conspirando juzgar por
la information recogida, la que indujo
los arrestos.
NORFOLK. Diez ocho aviones
Iexploradores salieron hoy del aerodro-
mo de Hampton Road en- la primera
etapa de un recorrido que cubrira seis
@il millas aproximadamente y sentara
I'm record de distancia.
Considerase esta la mas importante
empresa que ell departamento de ma
rina haya acomefido, por 10 que res
peeta la extension del trayecto y al
nunero de aeroplanos que tratarian de
llevarlo efecto.
Hanse dado ordenes los jefes, del
escuadron para que sus naquiras to-.
men parte en- las maniobras que harans
las Hotas del Atlantico del Paeifico,
frente Panama en- ell proximo mes
de MARIO
I WASHINGTON. Informose en- la
Casa Blanca, en la tarde de hoy, que
los Estados Uriidos no han vendido nj
venderan a LAS naciones europeas inn
plementos belicos.
Hizose esta declaration para desmen.5
tir un ru1nor que Sc habia propalado
asegurando que ciertos paises europeos
habian comprado armas y mnniciones
al gobierno americana ante la actual
situacion en- el viejo mundo.
El presidente Harding, Sc ha dichoa
Sc opone en- absolute que Sc envien
"a Europa armamentos que pudieran
utilizarse para TN nuevo conficto inter.
naconal.
/ Sabese tambien que recientemefte
una potencia europea trato de com,
prar los Estados Unidos 100000 rifles
que fue la Russia soviet. 3
FL gobierno, menos de que declare
un embargo, no puede impedir que Sc
hagan compras de implementos belicos
los industriales americanos, pero por
10 que toca a la administration, el pre-
Esidente Harding ha dado ordenes para
que no Sc vendan materiales de guerra
sobrantes.
ATLANTIC CITY, "Su alteza. el
bobalicon americana, fascinado por Ia
perspectiva de convertirse en- millona,
rio de la noche la malana, contribst.
ryo con la no despreciable suma de
600OO00OO al enriquecimiento de. los
! organizadores de companies frauduler,
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-01-20

BERLIN. La Ultima palabra en-
question de reloies es el reloj que Sc da
cuerda acknowledgements.
4 IEl invento Sc debe una casa de
! lHamburgo El reloj Sc coloca sobre
una puerta, y el aparato para darle
cuerda Sc conecta con la puerta por me
4 dio de un cable de alambre Cada vez
que Sc abre 0 Sc cierra la puerta Ell ca
1 Bile tira de una pequena palanca que
mueve el aparato de la cuerda.
Tn dispositivo especial impide que la
cuerda Sc apriete hasta Ell punto de sal.
tar, y basta con que Ia puerta Sc abra
tres veces al dia para que el reloj tenga
fcuerda sufciente para no pararse. De
esta suerte, salvo accidente, un reloj
puede marchar siglos sin tocarlo.
DUBLIN. .-VarioS amigos del jefe
del partido Republican, irlandes. Ea-
mon de Valera, declararon que no es
cierto que este Sc encuentre en- alta
mar ruInbo Estados Unidos, o proxi
mo embarcarse para ALA. De Valera
|aseguran encuentrase adn en- los alre-
dedores de Dublin.
ALBANY MIR. Louis Cuvillier, del
partido Democratic de Nueva York, y
miembro de la asamb1ea, ha presenta-
a., 80, ,,ra,,an+c q Ia cS,,,ara 1ao;c1a t;x,o
| del Estado, que, de aprobarse, hara de
lla isla de Manhattan una nueva enti-
dad federativa.
Desde hace muchos amos. ell partido
| Democrata ha venido luchando por la
lsegregacion de Manhattan del resto del
estado pero siempre Sc ha 'derrotado el
lproyecto,
| -WASHINGTON.- la llegada
del invierno el costo de la vida ha vuel-
to a subir; los precios al detalle de los
comestibles subieron de a 3 por cien-
to en- Is .ciudades de los Estados Uni
dos durante el mes comprendido entire
Ell Is de noviembre el Is de dicieni.
bre iiltimo. Segun informo ell departa
4 mento. de Trabajo, en- Milwaukee, Ro
4 chester u Savannah, por ciento; But
te, Charleston, Chicago, Houston, Kan
/, sas City, St. Louis y Scranton, 2 por
ciento; Baltimore, Little Rock, Newark
IlNueva York. Filadelfa, Richmond y
1 Washington, 1spor ciento.
.La poiicia de Nueva York inforlnd
Eque en- la noche del jueves 10, Sc per
tpetro un robo de alhajas valuadas en-
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BANCo POPULAR
De Economics y Prestamos
San Juan, P. r.
ceNvocAToRIA


En- session ordinaria del 27 de Diciem-
bre pasado, acordo ell Consejo de Co
bierno de esta Sociedad fijar el 25 del
actual mes, y hora de las ocho de la
noche, para celebrar en- las oficinas de
este Banco la JUNTA GENERAL OR.
DINARIA que determinan los Estatu-
tos y Reglamentos por que Sc rige esta
institution.
Sc ruega los sefiores Accionistas 'su
puntual asistencia al acto, por 81 o por
medic de representation legal, segun es.
tablece Ia seccion tres en- sus articulos
n "a rs de los referidos Estatutos.
{ San .Fuan, P. R. 5 de Enero de 1928
Eladio Maldonado.
Secretario.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-01-20

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