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The Kevin review. [volume] (Kevin, Mont.) 1922-1929, 1923-09-13
MWHhUM q
q question:

Watch the custards-if they are
cooked too long they will be watery.
Add salt to starch water and 1t will
the starch from freezing out.
A shelf in the closet for shoes Is far
better than placing them on the floor.
To prevent mustard from drying in
the mustard pot, add a little salt when
making it..
when boiling eggs hard, use ones
that are four or five days old. They
peel very easily; the shell usually
n to a fresh egg.
Save the eggshells, tie up In cloth,
and drop into the wash boiler while
the clothes are being boiled, and the
lime from them will help whiten the
clothes.
The Kevin review. [volume] (Kevin, Mont.) 1922-1929, 1923-09-13

car, and waved its driver a command
with its front wheels in the edge of
the loose earth, and the chauffeur
Tuning at the possibility of stalling-a
contingency upon which Newton had
confidently reckoned.
what dye want?" he demanded.
What dye mean by stopping me In
this kind of placer
81 want to ask you," said Newton
with mock politeness, 'ff you have the
correct time"
The chauffeur sought words appro-
pirate to his feelings. Ponto and his
muzzle saved him the trouble. A
pretty pointer leaped from the car,
and attracted by the evident friendli-
ness of Ponto's greeting, pricked up
its ears, and sought, in a spirit Of
with him. The needle in Ponto's muz-
lie did its work to the agony and hor-
ror of the pointer, which leaped back
with a yelp, and turned tail. POnto,
in an effort to apologize, followed, and
finding itself b~ayonetted at every con-
tact with this demon dog, the pointer
definitely took flight, bowling, leaving
Ponto in a state of wonder and hui
initiation at the sudden end of what
had promised to be a very friendly
acquaintance. The pointers master
watched its strange flight, and swore.
His eye turned to the boy who had
caused all this, and he alighted pale
with anger.
i've got time" said he, remember
ing Newton's impudent question, ito
give you what you deserve"
Newton grinned and lodged, but the
bank of loose earth was his undOing,
and while he stumbled, the chauffeur
caught and held him by the collar.
Again Ponto interviewed, for as the
chauffeur stood holding Newton, the
dog, evidently regarding the stranger
as his masters friend, thrust his nose
into the chauffeur's palm. The chauf-
feur behaved much as his pointer had
done, except that the pointer did not
swear.
The grading gang laughed. Newton
grinned even while in the fell clutch
Of circumstance. Ponto tried to smell
the chauffeur's trousers, and what had
been a laugh became a. roar. eau
ton and mercy departed from the
chauffeur's mood; he drew back his
fist to strike the boy-and found 1t
The Kevin review. [volume] (Kevin, Mont.) 1922-1929, 1923-09-13
Che Brown Mouse

you're q reasonable board Of public
servants" said Jim ironically. I'D
like to tell the whole board what !
think OF them"
"Come down tonight" said Bonner
Jeeringly. Were going to have a
board meeting at the schoolhouse
and ballot a few more times. Come
down, and be the Garfield of the con-
vintion. We've lacked brains on the
board, that's clear. They amt a man
on the board that liver studied algebra,
r that knows more about farmin' than
their impl'yers. Come down to the
schoolhouse, and we'll have a field
hand addriss the school board-and
begosh, I'll move yer iwlliction mesilf!
Come, now, Jimmy, me bye, be game.
It'll vary the program, anyhow"
The entire gang grinned. Jim
flushed, and then reconquered his
calmness of spirit.
"All right, Con-" said he. "Tll come
and tell you a few things-and you
can do as you like about making the
motion"
The Kevin review. [volume] (Kevin, Mont.) 1922-1929, 1923-09-13

Prepared by the United States Department
of Agricultural
The achievements of WOmen's clubs
in Wisconsin under extension direc-
ton are described in a report recently
received by the United States Depart
ment of Agriculture. Some "a clubs
nave been organized In the state since
1919. In one county, Marathon, there
are 30 clubs which have formed a
county federation meeting twice a year
to take up countrywide problems. Dur
ing the past year each Of these clubs
has been working on the addition of
labor-saving devices In the home. A
number Of homes have put In water
systems, others have installed light
Ing systems, and many have purchased
smaller articles to help the house
wife. Several of the clubs are max
Ing paper dress forms and are plan
ming tt have every woman In the
nelghborhood who wishes n sup
piled.
In addition to what they have done
to improve conditions in individual
The Kevin review. [volume] (Kevin, Mont.) 1922-1929, 1923-09-13

served for dessert instead Of at the
beginning of the meal. When used as
an appetizer, the fruit mixture Is
usually served in sherbet cups or glass
dishes with stems especially made for
this purpose. These are set on tea
size municipalities. Powdered sugar
may be passed. AS a dessert, fruit
cup may be brought on the table In a
large dish and served into berry dishes
set similarly on municipalities.
The same mixtures unsugared are
suitable for fruit salad, with the adj
dition OF lettuce and mayonnaise OF q
special fruit salad dressing.
The Kevin review. [volume] (Kevin, Mont.) 1922-1929, 1923-09-13
BASIS OF SOUND PHILOSOPHY
Irish Laborer's Advice Concerning
Commissioners Worries Worth
Taking to Heart.

Charles H. Spear, head of the harbor
commission Of San Francisco, says
that on first taking that office years
ago an Irish laborer hailed him on the
Embarcadero with a "Good-marnin',
Mr.. Prisidint. How are We the Darn
in'?"
Never better" said Spear, "and
how about your
''Oi'm feelin' jist the same way.
We're all iv US workin' for We, an
workin' fer the state, as hard as liver
we ought to, c~onsiderin'. OF hope yen
have a good administration. An let
me make yez n ~ these here siggis-
tons. San Francisco bay Is a fofne
body O. wather. Whin thin's don't go
roight along the frOont an yer soul
gifts all full o. throuble about 1t. don't
let it wrinkle yer face nor kape yez
awake noights. Reminder that that
bay was here a long rime before you
come an it'll be here a long tonne
afther ye're gone"
The Kevin review. [volume] (Kevin, Mont.) 1922-1929, 1923-09-13
II
Reversed Unanimity.

The great blade of the grading mar
chine, running diagonally across the
road and pulling the earth toward its
median line, had made several trips,
and much persifage about Jim IT.
wins forthcoming appearance before
the board had been addressed to Jim
and exchanged by others for his bene-
fit.
To Newton Bronson was given the
task of leveling and distributing the
earth rolled into the road by the
grader-a labor which in the interests
of fitting a muzzle on his. big mongrel
dog he deserted whenever the machine
moved away from him. That there
was some mystery about the muzzle
was evident from Newton's pains to
make a secret of it. It's wires were
curled into a ring directly over the
dogs nose, and into this ring Newton
had fitted a cork, through which he had
thrust a large needle which %protruded,
an inch-long bayonet, in front of
Ponto's nose.
AS the grader moved along n side
of the highway, a high-powered auto
mobile approached on the other, max
ing rather bad weather of the newly
repaired road. A pile of loose soil that
Newton had allowed to lie just across
the path made a certain maintenance
of speed desirable. Newton planted
himself in the path of the laboring
The Kevin review. [volume] (Kevin, Mont.) 1922-1929, 1923-09-13
By B QUICK
copyright by The Bobbs-Msrriu Company
"JIMMINY, BE CAMEL"

SYNOPSIS@Jennie Woodruff
refuses to marry Jim irwin,
young farm hand, because of his
financial condition and poor pros
poets. He Is intellectually above
his station, and has advanced
Ideas concerning the possibilities
of school teaching and farming,
for which he Is ridiculed by
many. In short, Jim is an off OK.
He focks by himself and reads
books and has a philosophy OF
his own. But there are latent
powers In him unsupported even
by himself and Opportunity
comes knocking at his door.
The Kevin review. [volume] (Kevin, Mont.) 1922-1929, 1923-09-13
LABEL FOR CANNED FRUIT
II Any Is to Be Sold by Housewife
She Should Consult State Food
Authorities.

While the careful housewife usually
labels her jellies, jams, canned fruits
and vegetables for her own later infor-
nation, the United States Department
OF Agriculture suggests that II h In
tends to sell any OF her products she
should consult the state food authori-
ties as to the regulations concerning
weight or measure and ingredients
and the proper labels to be used.
The Kevin review. [volume] (Kevin, Mont.) 1922-1929, 1923-09-13

For true blue, use Red Cross Ball
Blue. Snowy-white clothes will be
sure to result. Try it and you will al
ways use it. All good grocers have it.
Advertisement.
The Kevin review. [volume] (Kevin, Mont.) 1922-1929, 1923-09-13
"What do you mean, pa"
scoffed Jennie ca Brown
Mouse!"
(TO BE

The wise guy who knows 1t all is
usually the first to get stung.
The Kevin review. [volume] (Kevin, Mont.) 1922-1929, 1923-09-13

The smalrest baby at birth, known.
weighed two pounds n ounce.
The Kevin review. [volume] (Kevin, Mont.) 1922-1929, 1923-09-13

Buddhism is the faith of at least a
quarter of the human race.
The Kevin review. [volume] (Kevin, Mont.) 1922-1929, 1923-09-13

White zinc is produced by a process
of heating zinc ores with oil.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-03-19
Hoy rendira 81 infOrrne eI COmit6 In
vesdgadOr de Ia Asamb|ea Municipal
en- eI asuntO de Ia tuberia pa
"a o ACueduCtO
Fl LCdo. Martinez Ddvla, de Ia minOria, ha mani
feStadO que 6l no We Cagsa raz0lable para
una reconsideration a.,

AL inaugurar, hace POGO, sus ses1o-
nes ordinarias la Asamblea Municipal
do esta ciudad, como question princi-
ualisima discutir Sc planted ante di-
cho ORGANISING la aceptacion o no de
las renuncias presentadas por Ell Co.
misionado de Servicio Publico, don Mar
tin Travieso Y por ell Comisionado de
obras P1blicas, don Rafael Rivera Fe
rrer.
Siendo ell motive original de esas re-
nuncias las desavenencias surgidas en-
tire los miembros del Concejo de Admi
nistraci6n, debido La adjudication
que Sc hiciera en- la sTbasta de la tu-
IBERIA para ell Acueducto que Sc proyec-
ia construir. la Asamblea Municipal
tuvo a bien designar un Comit6 de
su seno, compuesto por los sehores Ra-
mfrez Santibafiez y Gambaro, de la
mayoria, Martinez Davila, de la NIL
noria, para que despues de oir a las
diferentes parties en- controversial y de
estudiar debidamente la situaci6n, hi
ciese a la Asamblea las recommendation
mes que estimase pertinentes oportu-
mas.
En- nuestro afan de tener a nNestros
lectores bien informados, el sabado
fltimo inquirilnos del sefior Martinez
pavila acerca del estado en- que 5e en-
contraba la investigation Dor ellos
rracticada, informandoDos que va ha-
nian terminado los trabajos todos y
que estaban listos para debatir el asun
to rendir Ell informe.
Nos inform6 ell sefior Martinez Da-
villa que ellos iban reunirse en- ID tar
de del sabado para dejar terminado.
de una veg, este informe; pero que de-
bido ciertos asuntos que tuvo 0ne
atender uno de los otros miembros dol
Comite. Sc les hizo impossible calebrar
la reunion. habiendo tenido que apla-
zarla para esta tarde a las dos.
De quedar redactado, definirivamen
Ge, en- la tarde de hoy, Ell infoIme de!
Comite investigator sera rendido la
Asamblea Municipal en- pleno, en- su
session de esta noche.
Los terminus en- que Quedara redac
tado este infor1ne, no hemos poetdc
precisarlos, va que solo hemos cam.
b'ado impresiones con uno de los
miembros del cOmit&. siendo, preci5a.
meuts, 81 de L. 1ninorta y cuyc cri.
ter1o, pOr tauto, pud1era no ser 81 que
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-03-19
Los SreS. ]. LOret Y
/. Mestre preSentardIl
Ia renunCia

Segln informes que henos obteni-
do en- los centros oficiales de La ciu-
dad, hoy por la mahana presentaran
la renuncia de sus respectivos cargos,
el Assistant Attorney General" I.cdo.
Joseph Loret, y Ell ofcial Juridico del
Departamento de Justicia, Lcdo. En-
rique Mestre. :.
Ambas renuncias han sido presen-
tadas con caracter irrevocable, SO
cree que las mismas seran aceptadas
inmediatamente por Ell Hon. Attorney
General, que es la autoridad compe-
tente en- este case.
En- cuanto Ia renuncia del IIcdo.
Salvador Mestre, como Attorney Ge-
neral" de Puerto Rico, hemos sabido,
asimismo, que ell alto funcionario tie
ne Ell proposito de presentarla tan prom
to tome possession de su cargo ell nue.
vo gobernador de la isla sefior Horace
M. Towner, quien, como saben nues-
tros lectores, estara aqui Ell dia de
abril. :.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-03-19
hoy IIegaran a esta
capital los aerOplanOS
de Ia armada

FL distinguido jefe del regimiento,
Coronel Ross, nos hizo Ell sabado una
atenta invitaci6n para que asistiera-
mos La recibimiento de los seis aero
pianos perteneciertes a la armada anne
rtcana que, procedentes de San Anto-
MO, Tejas, llegaran en- la mafiana de
hoy a esta capital.
Ha sido escogido, como sitio de ate
rr1zaje, el campo del "Escambr6n" en-
Ia parada ocho de Puerta de TERRA,
en- donde ell aviador Oliver Stevenson
Terson, quien lego hace dias esta
ciudad, ha puesto las sefales oportu-
mas dispuesto 10 necesario para que
los pilotos de las referidas naves pue-
dan echarse a TERRA sin dificultad.
La trascendencia militar de este vue
10 es superior a todo cuanto pudiera
dmaginarse, va que ell mismo forms
parte de I'm plan general de defensa
de las posiciones militares que tienen
los Estados Unidos en- Ell Canal de Pa
mama, las Antillas v ell Golfo de Me-
Jico. Sc proponen, al realizar esta
aventura, ensayar la utilization de
aeroplanos en- estas aguas y llegar
asi la conclusion de que, para un
case necesario, Sc pueden poner en- SER
vicio active no solo la fota de hidro-
aviones, sino que el vuelo estas is
las 10 pueden efectuar con igual ext
to los aeroplanos de la Armada.
Commando Ell escuadron ell Captain
Thomas G. Lamphier. En- Montgomery,
Alabama, ell Mayor General Mason G..
Patrick, jefe del servicio a6reo de los
Estados Unidos, Sc uni6 a los intr6pi-
dos pilotos y fu6 con ellos hasta Mia
mi, Florida. He aqui los nombres de
los aviadores que comandan las pode-
rosas maquinas: Captain Thomas G.
Lamphier, quien comanda la IHotilla
con el teniente Joan Moarman, en- ell
aparato nimero uno; los tenientes @. B.
Austin, N. Iongfellow; en- el nl-
nero dos, los tenientes G. ".
Haynes y James A. Woodruff, en- ell
nGmero 8; los tenientes G. G. McDo-
maid y r. X. stoner, en- ell numero a;
los tenientes Erick Nelson y D. H.
Dupton, en- Ell nImero 8 los tenientes
Guy M. Kirksey y E. T. Seller en- ell
ndmero seis.
La bandera ensignia de la dotilla
viene siendo tre1nolada por la nave
(continGa en- la 6a. pagina)
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exprese Ell informe, Ell cual sera rehe-
10 de la manera de pensar de la~ ma
ycfaj j4e.iss mtembros que integrsh 20
cSmisi on investigadora. ~ 4
mos parece, sin embargo, cpottqno y
fasta necesario, dar a conocer. 81 .cr4
terip que, sobre tan delicado.; ;.sslnite
tiene ell sefior Martinez D&vilasssadhien
manifesto "a un Redactor nuesrs. que,
desphes de estudisr detenidametts fel
asunto, y cuando no habia escuchado
ain las opiniones de sus otros COM
pafieros de Comit6, habia llegado Ia
conclusion de que EN- la adjudication
de la subasta de la tuberia para ell
acueducto, el no veia ilegalidad algu-
ma; que las cosas Sc habian hecho per-
fectamente, que el no encontraba
causa razonable alguna para que ;se
procediese a una reconsideration del
asunto.
'sSi de mi solo dependiera-t -termin6
dici6ndonos Ell senior Martinez Davilal
con esa impression Sc levaria usted pa
ra su peri6dico la expression exacta
de 10 que sera Ell inforne que hssd
rendir ell Comite.''
El senior Traviesc, segdn Sc nos ha
informado, al comparecer ante lie CO.
mite investigator planted resuelta y
dehnid sp sitgaci6n en- sl .,s.s asg9 "
to y reitero sus deseos de que lie, fue-
Sc aceptada su rendrcia, 81 es que
las cosas han de uuedar como estaban.
Protest6 ell senior Travieso, segdn nos
dijeron, de que Ell Comite investigator
est1tviess .constituido en- la fOrNase en-
que; 10 .estabaJ pero.. a nosotros nos pa
rece discrsto no hacer menci6nA algu-
ma haciA Ia impugnaci6n hechaS ppr el
senorl Tyavieso,s por parecernos 4una
question: algo delicada y PERSONAL; y
seguros, como estamos, de que al 5lle-
varse ell asunto ante la Asamblea en-
pleno, todas estas cuestiones han de
salir la luz, salvamos nuestra posi-
ci6n imparcial, manteniendo esta re-
serva del momento.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-03-19
Ell COMISIoNADO DE AGRI=
CULTURA DICE QUE CERCA
DE MOROVIS HA SIDO DESCU.
BIERTA UNA NINA DE Pc
TROLEO CRUDO

Ell Lcdo. Feliu, Jefe del Departamen
to de Agriculture, manifesto en- dias
pasados un reportero de Ell MUNDo,
cue ell professor Kemp, hombre de cien-
cia de los Estados Unidos que hace
POGO visit6 Ell pals, lie habfa informa-
do que en- la jurisdiction de Morovis,
posiblemente existia una nina de pc
troleo crudo, a juzgar por las aparien-
cias de una muestra del terreno, toma-
da por dicho sabio norteamericano en-
el sitio donde Sc presume este la nina.
=. segun nuestro informante, Mr.. Kemp
ha expresado que su Immediate re-
greso de Tslas vfrgenes, donde actual
mente Sc halla, estara en- condolences
de determinar 81 los indicios que antes
apuntamos Sc deben efectivamente la
existencia de una nina de petr6leo cru
do.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-03-19
In Ia Cdmara de REPRESENTATIVES de
Wash. Sc prOnlueye I'm intereSante IN
idente a aprOp6sitO del viaje a PR.
Del 40. Reg. de Inf. de Ohio
Fl rppresentante Stafford, como una COrtesia al
g0bernadOr IOWner, retira una objection. Mani
- - feStaCiOueS de C6rdOa DdWIa

legacion Puerto Rico que les sea
permitido usar uno de los transportes
del Gobierno, sin mas gastos adiciona-
les para Ell mismo. Ellos desean ESQ
por dos razones.
d.-Porque clio daria a su vista un
significado que no puede ser adquiri-
do yendo en- cua1quier otro barco y
pagandose sus propios gastos.
Ello no costaria al Gobierno un So
10 centavo y serla ademas un acto de
cortesia. especialmente para ell Regi-
miento, especialmente tambien para
Ell Pueblo de Puerto Rico, que recibi-
ria al Conite entusiasticamente to-
maria parte en- los ejercicios CONNIE
morativos de Guayama.
Mr.. Stanford. Mr.. Speaker, como
una cortesfa al future Gobernador de
Puerto Rico, 70 retro mi objection.
Mr.. Mondell.- MIR. Speaker, existe
una razon adicional por la cual esta
Resolution debe ser aprobada. Por ell
tempo en- que la vista sea hecha, nues
tro compahero, nuestro amigo de Iowa,
va estar& en- Puerto Rico como Co
bernador de esa hernosa Isla, va nos
otros deseamos que Sc ofrezca una
oportunidad estos caballeros de Ohio
para visitar Ell pals cuando este ALI
.el goDernador Towner vean Guam es-
Tplendidamente el Gobernador esta
manteniendo ALI ell preatigto de la
Naci6n y la gloria prosperidad de
Puerto Rico.
Mr.. C6rdova Davila.-Mr. Speaker,
estoy orgulloso de mis- antecesores y
de la sangre espafiola que l1evo en- las
venas, psro sin permiso del pueblo es-
pafiol, a quien amo y admire, deseo de-
cir que ell dia en- que la bandera anne
ricara fu6 izada en- Puerto Rico, nos
otros empezamos vivir una nueva vi
da, LENA de prosperidades. (Aplausos)
Ahora es natural que Sc nos brinde
una oportunidad para demostrar nues-
ira cortesfa esos soldados que com
(Continda en- la Ga. pagina)
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-03-19
AlH!on. Antonio
R. Barcel6
DE FAJARDo
San Juan, P. r.

hi ..- * z.sSsss --..sr f-s "a esr
Los qu6l gsuscriben, comerciantes es-
tablecidos en- este pueblo ante v. H.
acuden para que interponga su valer q
fin de que la poderosa Corporation The
Fajardo Sugar Company deje de ser
Ell azote de nuestro comercio.
Las tiendas que tiene establecidas
dicha Central en- su factoria y Colo
E1lfas; mas de. veints; apenass ST asJsn
llegar al comercio dinero alguno de 10
Que paga . sus empIeSdos; operarlos "
braceros La Compahia explota la par
te agrfcola y la manufacture del azti-
,,ear no sconforme sigue la: prastica
Is !; nticcgytftucional.s{ e q. .recSger emu
Enerario o. metalico que pagats sus ,em-
pleados, ;Gepefarios v braceros. por; me-
,dlo des tikets con los cuales compran
en- las tiendas de la opulenta Compa-
pania, y<er esquilmado comercio de- la
'mpnicipalidad languidece falto de com
pradores; 'asi tenemos que van yardiez
semanas de zafra no Sc nota movi-
miento alguno en- las tiendas, antes bien
ha mermado el negocio, absorbi6ndolo
todo la poderosa Corporation.
Hon. Sr. Barcel6, I'd. que es hijo
de este pueblo, donde tantos Y me-
recidos afectos tiene; I'd. que es I'm
letrado coonocedor profundo de las,le-
yes en- general especialista en- Cor
poraciones,, yea de convencer al Sr.
Bird, su pariente, Director de la .'Fa-
jardo Sugar CO.. acerca del ningGn
5beneficio que este negocio reporta a la
Csmpafifa, de 10 ruinoso que es para
este pueblo, de donde son nativos am
.FBcs, I'D sE .finasnsefte ds la san q Sn I
ticonstitucionalidad iegalidad' de
esa practica, contraria los preceptos
de los grandes maestros en- Asuntos de
Industrial v Comercio. Vsase la lutni-
nosa obra - EconoHics: A practical
exposition of the science of business,
with illustration from actual experien-
ce, by Edward Sherwood Meade of
Alexander Hamilton Institute. New
York, y en-, cuya pagina 195 Sc trata
adhirablemfnte de sestos aspIntos. u
tho dtda#qs que ttanto !'elSsr. Bird
como Ud. nuestro abogado en.estesca-
'sO,S daraHi Iasatenci6p merecida a estas
lineas delsus, atentos servidoges, ,.fj
EaaardO, PsR. febrero de 19Ss. =.
celestino Rodriguez, Isaac de San
tiago, Jose M. Quinones, Jose oms,
Juan Francisco, Manolo Morales, vi
cente Mercado, Ramon Western Con
Salo Cruz, Conception Dfaz. Pedro Ca
sanova, Anselmo Rios, Primitive Pa
checo, Vicente velez, Pedro Perez. To-
mas Lopez, Pedro Daniel Jose Soto.
Sebastian Flores, Modesto Rivera,
Paula Pereira, Jose We've Jr., Trinidad
Guzman Lopez, Ignacio Sanchez y Co.,
Pedro Robinson, Manuel Jim@nez Hnos.
.SESar SBESaarTeto, Vicente Pscheco Jr,. IutGa
Hsrmasl tceptS = Alyega epte
MercadO, Franco Rodriguez, Domingo
Reyes Padr6 Hijc, Rosendo Padian,
Eduvigis Cruz, (siguen las frmas.)
Advt.