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bers Cf the official family aiid even
more essential than the imported
hay and the water from old E,nRIal,d.
First OF We asked Papyrtfs ab0uf
his trip and expressed the lioDe tI1sf
bic WAS pleased to get to AineEica
and that he felt none the worse for
his long journey. That is always
safe ground He was, and he didn
he assured j IS
really he remarked. va 4
Iilt upset those first two days. WHIT
With the pitching and t0s sfY1n ahous.
hut Jarvis here fixed me lip iii fine
shape and every one aboard WAS
very kind. indeed Topping fellow
Jarvis. he added
That was that.
No doubt American track
methods will be confusing We
opined having read somewhere that
English horses 80 around the track
III the opposite direction from IIlsfi-
can racers That didn't seem 70
bother His Honor either. IT liigliks
prove troublesome % other crea
less noble than himself, he opf1ied.
but blood will tell and i'll HIS own
veins coursed the blood Of thou.
sand winners
There's nothing like confidence
and Papyrus has plenty 81 that
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70 Z EIlIl.lk



NEW YORK III papyrus. TIE English
threeyear-Old which will 100000 pure
is gentleman .
we the adysedy And Sex =
general culture polish and bearing Sophie
as perhas II Charlotte Grsnwood who motred th @
That lady always lady Perhaps
doesn't matter much anyhow The point that the rule applies
men as well and horses well
keuer
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The Latin made this clear to the
writer, by means Of an arm-wavfhg
interview. today.
Thought / would demonstrate
my gratitude to the American pub
lie for the great reception it gave
me in defeat" F'irpo declared. Il
made up my mind to do something
when they named a gun FOR me
during recent military ceremony
at Fort Hamilton. The taking out
Of first papers was suggested to
me and i followed the suggestion.
But renounce my Argentine citizen.
ship! No, / am too proud of it.
THE whole story is this: /
didn't want the American public to
regard me as a man who takes
everything and gives nothing"
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Thousands OF libaIs
Greet uque As
eturning Hero

IA Ana, Oct s No con-
quering hero returning IL his
native land could have received
more hearty welcome Than
did Adolfo Luque, tie Leading
pitcher Of the National I.e ia.
when he arrived ii Havana late
yesterday.
Long before tie steamship
Governor Cobb came t. her
pier the Wllaryes and nearby
streets were TANNED with thou
sands of admirers
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Far from forgetting his com.
patriots, Firpo intends to return
to the Argentine "as soon as pos
sible and stay as long as pOssi-'
ble." He even cOntempEateS stalk
ing the young men down there TO
a thrill or so, by meeting Erminino
Spalla, heavyweight champion of
Italy, in a bout to a decision.
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All Of his plans. are indffinite,
however. He does not know when,
If ever, thef Spalla affair will take
place nor Now long he will remain
before returning to America, seek
ing to cbnquer further jaws ard
customers. The worthy Mr. Rick.
ard will have no hand in the pro-
motion (of the Spalla bout, he added.
II can't tell when will leave
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AMERICAN LEAGUE. .
Standing u the Clubs.
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Larson, the All-American center
Of Annapolis two years ago, win
hold down the pivot position,
while his understudy Is Bailey, q
University OF Maryland product
Developed BY Curley Byrd.
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After passing I'm review before
Secretary DENLY. General Lejeune
and General Butler. the men will
advance to the South side Of the
field Tor their salute to the
/. Georgetown sections. then retire
TO their places in the north
stands.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-08-09
No. sf.-Learnins TO Tow.

The first and easiest method OF
towing j. the first backStrokc method.
1t is only practical where the pa
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-08-09
LETTER FROM LESLIE PRES.
C0TT TO HER HUSBAND.
JOHN ALDEN PRESCOTT

l had to stop writing there. dear
est, because | felt so sorry for both
that girl and the unsuspecting wife
that the tears had filled my eyes 50
full could not see.
l was too depressed to tell you anv
more. Both the man and the girl
passed out of my hearing as 9 she
voiced her contempt for him. Ia:
the memory of that voice haunts ne.
Jack. 1t was the most despairing l
have ever known.
And do you know, dear, felt sorry
for the man as well. l could not
tell from what he said if lie had been
disappointed in the woman he mar
ried or not. At least he was loy1i
10 her, yon know.
But, rs Sancha told him. it seems
TO me that even when he had his
wife in his arms his thoughts would
fling themselves back TO ting other wo-
man.
l wonder, Jack. just what 4 man
does-what his thoughts are-under
these circumstances.
What would you do, Jack?
Oh. how foolish of me TO ask you.
OF course You do not know what
YOU would do. No one does unless
he Is put in the same position.
All the same. l am awfully glad.
dear, TO know that really was your
first love. would hate TO think that
you had used the same words to some
other woman. caressed her with your
eyes and perhaps held her in your
arms with the same fervor that you
have felt for me.
But, Jack, l remember You are 81
ways telling me that ] am the first
women you ever loved well enough
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-08-09
BY SISTER MARY
Jelly Making.

BE sure that the sugar YOU use COR
canning. preserving and jelly making
is pure cane sugar. Beet sugar will
not make good jelly.
Clear sparkling jelly is the result
of quick work in boiling the fruit
juice and great care in Extracting
the juice. The first Juice which
comes through the Jelly bag will
make the clearest jelly.
It is better not To try To make :oo
much jelly at one time. The wider
the kettle the better because uuick
evaporation means a high coiored
Jelly. Heat the sugar before addinr
il to the juice. This does not cool
the juice or retard boiling as mucI
as If cold sugar were used. The ~
gar is heated in the oven after mea-
s-rinG.
Apple Jelly.
Astrakan apples can be used for
jelly if practically ripe. The jelly
will not be as light colored. Other
varieties are used for jelly when
quite green.
Wash and quarter apples. Re
move any bad spots and defective
cores. Put in preserving kettle with
just enough water to prevent burn.
ing. Cook rapidly TO a pulp. Put
into jelly bag and let drain over night.
Measure juice. Put juice in clean
preserving kettle and boil rapidly
Skim as much as possible and odd
warmed sugar slowly. Do not iet
boiling stop while adding sugar. Boi
rapidly until a teaspOonful of juice
tried on n cold plate forms jelly.
Pour into sterilized glasses and
cover with paraffin when cold As
trakan apples will "jell" if three
fourths cup Of sugar is used for ev-
cry cup of Juice. Most other varie-
tics. containing less pectin, require
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in a Turkish towel after washing
them and i'll short time they viii
be just damp enough to be ironed
easily.
Tablecloth Monogram.
The monogram of tablecloth
should be placed so it will be on the
table and near one corner. If two
monograms are used they are placed
diagonally so as 10 balance.
Ironing Hints.
SEARCHED articles require a hotter
iron TO make them smooth than I'M
starched ones. Hence it is well to
begin the ironing with the coarser
things until the heat becomes even
and the iron smooth.
Stored Clothes.
If you will put light washable COW
ers over your dresses that hang in
the clothes closet. they will be saved
much dirt and dust and will need
cleaning less frequently.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-08-09
When Daughter Goes to College
Madison. Wis. Aug. 9.-When

-hduisob. mug -
q girl ready for college:
The question is asked in thousands
of homes along about this time each
year when family conferences are o.
ing held to decide whether or not
daughter should 90 on into higher
educational institutions. =,
Mother may say, Il think she had
better stay out for year until she
becomes more mature before going
away TO school, where she will make
new friends
Father probably will say, well, it
costs heap of money nowadays to
send q girl to school, but-might as
well get it over with; let's send her
this year"
Answering the question at con-
ference of deans of women of the Uni-
versities of Missouri. Minnesota. In
diana. Maine. Texas Women's College
and other institutions. F. Louise Mar
din. dean at University of Wisconsin,
says:
Up TO Girl.
a girl is ready for college when
she has learned how her mind works
and how she can make it work better:
when she has acquired a spiritual
lnwardnesS and gertrude in life"
Easy going attitudes assumed by
parents of girls about to enter col
leges and universities were scored by
Dean Nardin and she was backed up
by the other educational leaders.
Because they have finished high
school. parents consider that the girls
are automatically prepared to take
the next step and enter college. They
do not think of weighing the kinds
CT habits. ideals and capacities 70:
choice their daughters have nc
CURED" said Dean Nardin.
Recommendations.
To overcome the present situation,
the deans recommended three rene
dies.
l. Students should not be allowed
to discontinue the study of Latin
and mathematics.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-08-09

I 10 ask to be your wife, aud that
makes me very happy, dear heart.
/ | wonder If every woman surrounds
I the man she loves with kind of
aura of glory when she is away from
him. When we are apart dear, for
get all your little idosyncrasies that
make you human. and remember only
those qualities which, invested with
little Imagination, make you god.
/ like.
Perhaps ! am foolish to sit here AMI
write all this to you, but ! am going
TO make a confession. | wanted TO be
with my people. was lonely Cor
them.
| expect that reaction comes to ~
| cry bride. The life she left is so dii-
ferent from the life she must live
with her husband-sO different from
anything she could possibly imagine.
At times / felt almost as though
something alien had grown uD be-
tween you and me, but now that |
have seen them. l know how far l
have grown away from them.
When a girl marries. Jack. she is
no longer a real part of her fathers
home. She has gone as far away
from it as though she had migrated
to another planet.
IL is now just you and -. Jack.
! couldn't go back and be girl again
il | wanted to DO so. The things that
my mother and father and sister talk
about hardly interest me any more.
1t is as though | had entered an en-.
tirely different life and nv girlhood
associations are already FAR S-hi1d
me-
Love me a lot, Jack. for in all this
world there are just you and your
wife. LESLIE.
TOMORROW: Jack Prescott 10
Sydney CartOn-An erring husbands
remOrse.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-08-09

Pretty. quaint. practical three
desirable things play frock can be
when it's made OF cretonne.
The little girl who wears this frock
will show you that the pocket in front
has its advantages. keeping handker-
chiefs from straying and being an all
around convenience. This cretoane
jumper dress is worn with a guimpe
that may be of dimity or dotted Swiss
or lawn. Sasnes of the material or
Of ribbon tie under the arm.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-08-09

measure for measure Of sugar and
juice.
Old time jelly makers put a rose
geraniun leaf in the bottom of part
of the jelly glasses. The boiling syrup
extracted enough of the real fragrance
to delicately flavor the jelly. Mint
was often used in the same fashion
except that the sprig was removed
from the glass before the Jelly hard
ened.
Grape Jelly.
Grape jelly should be made before
the grapes ripen.
Strip grapes from stems and wash.
Put in preserving kettle with a very
little water. just enOught to prevent
burning. Bring TO the boiling point
and boil rapidly until the skins burst
open. Put in jelly bag and let drain
over night. If grapes are cooked
early i'm the morning five or six hours
will extract the juice. and Jelly can
be made the same day.
Don't squeeze the jelly bag as this;
makes the juice cloudy and the Jelly
Will not be clear. Measure Juice ana
return TO the fire. Bring quickly TO
the boiling point and boil ten minutes.
| Add as many cups of sugar as there
! were cups of juice. Boil RAPIDLY
until juice "jells" when tried on a
cold plate.
Blackberry and Apple Jelly.
Use equal parts Of apple and black
/ berry juice. Add the juice Of one
lemon 10 four cups of the combined
juices. Boil ten minutes. add 3 cups
warm sugar and boil until syrup Tells
when tried on a cold plate.
Many fruits that will not "jell" by
themselves can be combined with az
PIE juice. This makes a firm Jelly
with the "other" fruit flavor pre-
I dominating.
! lCopyright 1929. NEA Serrice. Inc J
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-08-09

I .. Pupils having high terms GTa,;rs
should not be permitted TO miss -
aminationS.
8. Systematic accounts OF how
time is spent-in study. sleep ami
ecreation-should be kept.
High schools and preparatory IN
situations could aid in carrying out
the three recommendations, it was
suggested.
Elimination of Latin and mathe,
mates from the compulsory studies
in high schools would defeat every
purpose of schools. it was believed.
The two studies. the deans held. are
essential in making students learn
the power of concentration.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-08-09

methods. you must learn 10 swim
steadily. II you use a jerky move,
ment you will jerk your patient very
uncOmfortably and perhaps push his
head under water some of the time.
Keep the patient almost at arms
length from you. but there should be
enough curve 10 your arms to act as
a spring. enabling the PATIENT TO ride
smoothly in the water. If YOU swim
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-08-09

will distribute the bluing evenly and
keep your white clothes from looking
streaked.
Stored Vegetables.
Always store your vegetables and
fruits in the coolest and dryest parts
of the basement.
Leftover Corn.
When you have cooked more roast
ing ears than the family could ear.
remove the grains from the leftover
cobs and spread out in u thin layer
TO dry in a warm oven. When thor
oughly dry store in cool dry place
and use for soups, fritters. or for
any purpose you would use fresh or
canned corn.
Crepe de Chine.
Wrap your crepe de chine blouses
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-08-09
HI n T S
Novelties.

Novelties.
Among the fashion novelties Of The
day IS Il gown of beige lace upou
which Is worked u delicate pattern
OF trotOise shell spangles, and a white
lace in which scraps of porcelain
with fiecks Of gold ond silver are
sprinkled
Petal Trimmings.
Petal-Shaped trimmings Of white Or
candle are introduced about the pecl,
and below the belt Of a smart frocil
of black satin.
Slashed Skirt.
The Slashed skirt has made its an.
pearance, opening on a dainty petfi-
coat Of ribbon and embroidery which
really looks like a costume itself,
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-08-09
Household Suggestions

Bluing Water.
A little common table salt OF
little soda added to the bluing water
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-08-09
Illustrated BY Mary TuMe

shove to the surface of the water with
your knee from time time.
Another stroke which may be used
in towing patients who are exhausted
but not unduly frightened is the
breast stroke towing method. The
patient is requested to lie on his back.
legs apart in "Y" formation. and 10
place his hands on your shoulders.
You then swim breast stroke, pushing
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-08-09

the patient ahead Of you, This is a
very easy method but is seldom used
in actual life-saving because the pa
tient is usually too excited to obey
orders calmly.
In all towing methods practice con
tinually for smoothness, and see to il
that you do not jerk. the patients
head under water in your haste to
swim ashore. | cannot emphasize this
point too strongly.
TomOrrOw-More About Towing.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-08-09
Fancy Innings.

There seems to be sudden fad
for reversing the general order Of
things and wearing ones Innings
outside. Cloaks of white fur lined
with black velvet and soft turn
back collar Of the velvet are flatter-
ing as well as stunning.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-08-09

in position for floating. and then
grasp his head between your palms.
with YOUR hands bvcr his ears. thumbs
up. DO not get your fingers under
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-05-01
Notas de Boxeo

DEMPSEY Y SUS OPONENTES.
Hay raz0n al decir que solamente
son tres los verdaderos candidates pa
IA una lucha con el gran champion.
estos tres son los q. mejor record han
de tener, Y por tai motive esta des-
cartado ell boxeador argentine Luis
Firpo. El record dc Firpo solo cuen-
ta cinco peleas en- cl Norte, Y desde
luego es muy pobre para tener dere-
cho luchar por el championatO. Fir
p0 es hoy una esperanZa Y aunque
haya quien lie compare con los toros
salvajes de las Pampas, serfa conver-
tir una esperanza en- mariposa. To-
dos los que siempre han sidO oponen-
tcs para luchar con un champion, tie
nen que ostentar un buen record.
Dido Ia caja para saber los Uni
cos que estdn autorizados para desa-
far al mayor general del ring: ellos
son Wills, Gibbons Y johnson.
Harry Wills Qa Pantera Negra)
producto de las riberas del Mississip-
pi, 6mulo de aquella cepa de buenos
boxeadores que tienen grabado sus
nombres Ell la historic del ring con le
tras de "oro' que ellos fueron Mo-
lineaux. Richmond, Cater V otros.
Wills es dgil, SECURE, fuerte, V ante 6l
Sc ha descubierto 10 mejor de su Pc
so para reconocerle sus actitudes. Su
record nos dice que ha luchado S6 We
ces, habiendo triunfado SO por knock
outs. ;yen como tiene derecEo para
desafiar al champion?
Tommy Gibbons: el orgullo de SAINT
Paul, uno de los pocos boXeadOres que
nunca ha sido knockout, cosa que no
puede decir nj el mismo Dempsey. Co
noce todas las tricks, tiene gran eX-
periencia ell dicho negociado. Y su re-
cord nos habla de 81 peleas con un
'haber' de 80 'knockouts'. Z Puede no
pedir un chance?
Floyd Johnson la crema de Des-
Moines. Iowa, ell nice looking boy. CO.
mo lie dicen las 'gatas' de los Dancing
Hall en- New York, el cual tiene va
fama propia, Y por su record esta au
forbade retar al champion, pues son
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-05-01
Notas de Arecibo

Abril 29.-Se encuentra en- Palmas
Atlas el vapor "Manta" cargando cinco
mil sacos de azucar de la Central Pla-
zuela. Maiiana es esperado en- este
puerto el vapor Ponce" y el martes
Sc espera el vapor "Montoso".
Han dado comienzo las festas Pa
tronales aunque la lluvia de aver .ha
impedido que muchas personals no con
currieran, va hoy ha mejorado el item
po Sc nota mucha animacion sen la
ciudad, siendo grande el nInero de pi-
cas- diversiones, entire las que Sc cuen-
ia Ell Pequeiio Coney Island que Sc
ha instalado en- el Paseo. de Victor Ro-
jas. Una estudiantira de Mayaguez
recorre las callessde la ciudad alegran-
do con. sus cantos tipicos.
El martes Sc da TN gran baile de
mascaras en- el Teatro Oliver que pro-
mete quedar muy concurrido
Uno de los actos mas trascendentale
en- estas Fiestas es la Exposition de Pin
turas que exponen en- los salones del
Municipio el senior Oscar Colon y sus
discipuios Y la que ha sido muy visitada
todos los preciosos cuadros
O.. Sc exhiben. Entire ellos hay un mag
nifco retrato al oleo del extinto senior
Manuel Ledesnas obra del ioven arts
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-05-01

sus luchas 46 v su lista dc 'knockouts
"a. Con record de esta ciase. creo tic
ne derecho a desafiar Il Dempsey.
Estos no otros son los Hamados a
'sonarle ell cuero' Dempsey. Luis
Firpo todavfa esta en- cuadro de eli
ninaci6n (como dirfa I'm hfpico), pues
con einco peleas ninguna canada al
primer round no es possible el tener
ning1n chance para luchar con Demp-
sey. Desde luego, este no quiere de-
cir que Firpo en- el mahana no pueda
ser champion mundial: pero por ahora
no tiene oportunidad para semejante
lucha.
Alguien ha dicho que Dempsey no
es el verdadero capacitado para Osten-
Tar la corona del championato, y yo
desearfa O. ell q. tai cosa nos dice, nos
demostrase quien de los actuales bo-
xeadOres es el capacitado. Al que tai
cosa afirma pucda responderle que no
desde los tiempos del grandi0sO John
L. Sullivan. sino desde los tiempos de
John G. Heenan, que son muy viejos,
no ha habido champion en- ell mund0
con un record mas bonito que el actual
champion William Harrison Dempsey.
Y como el movimientO sc demuestra
andando, aquf va su insuperable re-
cord. Ha luchado Dempsey 81 veces,
habiendo Knockout en- elias 46. De
estoS % han sido al primer 'sOpapo' =:
hay record mas bonito en- Ia historic
del ring? ;Qui6n 10 ha ostentado?
; ;D6nde?
Manassa. Colorado debe de estar
orgullosa de haberle dado el mundo
ese hombre, el cual mailana como to-
das las cosas de la vida desaparecera
de figurar como champion mundial, pc
ro su nombre V su record figurara
ell la historic del deporte sin ser su-
peradO.
FL que este eScribe es TN profano
ell dichO deporte, Y habla sin ser res
paldado por 10 haber dedicado NADIA
de su vida como otros dicho sport.
Asf es que va 10 saben esos que tanto
han lefdo sobre ell particular.
d. j. ARROYO.