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New Britain herald., 1923-03-31
ADJOURNMENT DATE
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 tnU the place Of the proposed pur, chasing agents, but is along the lines recommended by the governor and which it is understood will meet with his approval. Fl
 "Rcd School House" Stands
 The appropriations committee made short work of the educational billf requiring large sums of money. when on Tuesday 1t put in unfavorable res ports in both the senate and the house.
 In the senate Senator Rogers sub- mitted unfav0rable reports on the so- called little red school house bill'' which made possible the closing of the small school houses in the vari- ous towns in the state and the trans portation of children to central school houses in towns and districts, the bill allowing state aid for special classes of defectives and the bill providing a large amount of money for adult ed ucation. Owing to the absence of Senator Bidwell, who is second mem- bcr of the education committee, these bills were temporarily tabled, but were rejected the following day
 In the house at the same time. there were unfavorable reports on the bills appropriating s160.Oo0 for adult edu- cation in the English language and Americanization; $150,OOO for the transfer of children to and from elementary schools and sS0,000 for special classes for defective pupils. Discussing the bills previous to their bclnG tabled, Senator Rogers stated that all the committees had declared tc the committee on appropriations that they were willing to recommend any good projects, and because re- quests which had come to his com mittee aggregated s62,ooO,ooO, while the income for the state for, the next two years was estimated at $31,000,- 900, it. was necessary for the appro- priations committee to cut down these requests and put many of them into the discard. The necessity for this di'l not increase the popularity of the committee with the other members Of the house and committees, but made
New Britain herald., 1923-03-31
DETAILS OF BIG BOMB PLOT NOT GIVEN OUT
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lishod photograph of n man in War saw Poland, as that of the purchaser of the internal machine.
"Bunk," Burns Says,

New York. March 3i.--'rhe report from Los Angeles last night that Her Der Wilson. 2 former Evangelist con victed of murder and charged with robbery had told the police he could solve the Wall street bomb explosion mystery, today was received differ ently In different quarters.
 Bunk" pronounced Chief William J. Burns of the bureau of investiga- tion of the department of justice when the report was shown to him at Miami, Fla.
 Interesting if true" commented officials of the Burns detective agency here.
 Bunk" Flynn Says Too
 Bunk" said William J. Flynn, for merly of the department of justice when the dispatches were read to him here.
 The report of Wilson's confession emanated from the Los Angeles Times which published story today quoting Wilson as having confesed to county officials and postal authori- ties there that he had made the bomb himself and sold it to a man who has been charged with the guilty knowl- edge of the crime but never prosecut- ed. He said he recognized the photo graph of a man arrested in Warsaw as that of Max Wolfe, an individual to whom he said he sold the bomb. There was man arrested in Warsaw and charged with setting off the bomb but, according to Allen 0. Myers, the agent who made the arrest, he was never known as Max Wolfe. The man he trailed was Wolfe Lindenfeld alias William Lind, who was quoted once as having confessed to setting off the bomb but who later insisted that he made no such admission and was innocent.
New Britain herald., 1923-03-31
It none the less necessary,
 New System Is Used

New system IS Used
 This work on the part of the ap- propriations committee is the result of the bill passed at the last session Of tho general assembly requiring all bills carrying specific appropriation or requiring funds. though the amount might not bc specifically stated. to go to the appropriations committee be- fore final action by tho assembly. It puts the Legislation of the state on a much moro business like basis, even though 1t may result in various good projects going by the board, some- times without proper hearings.
 An instance of what might happen under the old system was the passing of the bill four years ago allowing aid to the towns. recommended by the education committee in behalf of the schools. which had been adversely re- ported by the appropriations commit- tee. This was on one of the last days Of the session. The chairman of the education committee was assisted by Dr. Watson l.. Phillips of Shelton. who was one of the ablest men in the legislature in many sessions of the general assembly and enthusiastic for this state aid for the towns. Colonel Robert o. Eaton, who was then chair man of the appropriations committee, definitely stated that 1t would be im- possible for the appropriations com- mittee to provide funds for the next two years for this project. The bill was passed through the arguments of Dr. Phillips over the objections of Colonel Eaton. The money was not available. The attorney general stated that it was a moral obligation of the state to provide this money and it's proponents came back to the next session of the general assembly. That session of the general assembly diff fered with the attorney general in its view of the moral obligations and the money was not provided. Partly as result of this. the public act was passed two years ago that provided either specifically or by implication, it is necessary that the project shall go to the appropriations committee.
 Labor Bills Killed
 Early in the week, the proposition for limiting the hours of labor in fac- tories for women to 50 hours week was defeated in the senate by the close vote of 16 to 15 and limiting the hours to 4S week was defeated by 3 to 1S, Senators Rogers of New London and Behre of New Canaan changing their vote when the pro- position for the smaller number of hours came up. The vote was not at all on party lines. The democrats persuaded by the eloquence of Sen- ator Joseph Tone of New Haven, vot- ed together and with them were seven republicans, Doty of Hartford. Bake well and Macdonald of New Haven, Beisiegel of Woodbridge, Rogers of New London. Behre of New Canaan and Kenealy of Stamford on the 50 hour bill. On the AS hour bill, the democrats voted together with the above named republicans. except Rogers and Behre. There were four senators who were not present. Bid- we'll of East Hartford, Trumbull of Plainville. Beers of North Branford and Wilder of Bridgeport. The bills had previously been rejected in the house and the action of the senate ef- fectiveiy killed them. Had the senate
New Britain herald., 1923-03-31

MT. and Mrs. s. Waskowitz of 79 Lincoln street, have as their guests James D. Flamm of Brooklyn, N. r., and Nfisse. Hannah and Gladys Gold berg of New York.
 Dancing and entertainment, K. of c. Fair. testers Hall, April 9th to 16th.-advt.
 Sergeant Beckwith, who is in charge of army recruiting here, has been informed by Lieut.-Col. Ode c. Nichols of New Haven that two men are wanted for Yale university detach- ment of the R. o. T. c. Candidates must have had previous military ex- perience.
New Britain herald., 1923-03-31
Brown Derby Minstrel at K of q

Brown Derby Minstrel at K. of C. Fair, opening night April 9th. Jes- ter's Hall, Arch street,-advt.
 Sons of Veterans auxiliary No. l, will entertain members and friends at a social and whist in the banquet hall in Odd Fellows building on Arch street Monday evening.
 The Brown Derby Minstrels, who will furnish the entertainment on the opening night, of the Knights of Columbus fair, April 9th at Jester's hall, under the direction of Francis Clynes, will hold rehearsal at the Knights of Columbus home, Sunday at 10 o'clock.
New Britain herald., 1923-03-31
RELEASED FROM EXILE.

Paris, March S1, (By Associated Press) Great Britain's release of Sair Zagoul Pasha, Egyptian nation- alist leader, from his exile at Gibral- tar, announced yesterday, was re- ceived calmly in Egyptian nationalist circles here. The opinion was voiced that Zagoul's imprisonment should have been terminated long ago.
New Britain herald., 1923-03-31
CIT MILK PRICE.

Boston, March S1.-A reduction oi one cent a quart in the price of milk delivered to distributors, in this city was announced by the New England Milk Producers association today, The change will be from Sk cents to 771s cents.
New Britain herald., 1923-03-31

TODAY'S TREASURY REPORT. U. s. Treasury-Balance, $537,725,722
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-11-27
Lean los EnfermOs
del Est6magO

Son innumerables las preparedness
que Sc recomiendan para los trastor-
nos intestinales, La PEPSINA Y RUI-
BARBO DEL DR., BOSQUE, es for
mula, tan logica que Sc recomienda
por 81 sola y Sc abre paso por sus pro-
pios meritos, la Pepsina estimula el
jugo gastrico, y ell Ruibarbo actua So
bre cl higado. Para los casos de dis
pepsia, acidez, desordenes intestinales,
malas digestiones, la Pepsina y Rui-
barbo del DR.. Bosque dara un result
tado siempre satisfactorio. Una GU
charita un cuarto de hora antes de
las comidas, disuelta en- medic vase
de aqua dara, el resultado apetecido.
Preguntele = su medico. La Pepsina
y Ruibarbo Bosque, esta a la venta,
en- todas las farmacias de la isla, y
principalmente, en- las droguerias CO.
mo la p. r. Drug Co., de San Juan y
Ponce, ]. M. Rlanco Inc, Sierra Cara
bis, Arecibo Drug Co., Manuel Marin
dc Mayaglez, Advt.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-11-27
Espectaculos admirabIes
Los volcanes de Mejico, el "Ixtacchuatl"
yel "Popocateper

En- estas mafianas placidas, serenas
de muclfo azul en-, el cielo, de mucha
calma Ell la colonia Ell que vivO, gus
TO de salir al balloon Y contemplate
muy blanca, muy grande, con la tran
quilidad de la muerte tendida en- gi
gantesca montana, Ell sus eXtensas
cumbres, que parecen como colossal lie
chO para dana tan enorme.
GQui6n es? ;De Qui6n Sc trata? ST
trata de la "Mujer .blanca", del vol
can llamado "Ixtaccihuatl'', ell que
presenta In perspectiva notable, por la
disposition de sus rocas de sus cum
hres, de una mujer dominada Y como
envuelta e ninmaculada, ell blanqufsi-
ina veste. LO mism0 en- invierno que
Ell veranO, Ia blancura no Gambia, cual
81 la nieve guardase algo misterioso, y
rarias veces, al mirarla ALA en- el h0-
riz0nte amplio brillante que descu-
bro, recuerdo aquellOs yersos de Sc
lies, cuando compare la pureza de Ia
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-11-27
RES0LUC|0NES JUD|C|ALES

maron oralmente. La Corte re-
suelve aprobar la inversion So
licitada y ordena al Secretario en-
tregue la referida suma al Banco acre
ditado de esta ciudad que designe la
peticionaria, depositando $4,000 en-
la seccion de ahorros para obtener ell
A por ciento de interes anual y los
$357144 en- cuenta corriente para pa
gar las deudas que Sc justifiquen y en-
tregar $500 mensuales a la Sra. Lo-
PEI Cruz viuda de Bird, para cubrir
los gastos de manutencion y educa-
ci6n de sus hijos memories; continuan-
do dicho deposito bajo la intervention
de esta Corte y sugeta ulteriores Or
denes.
Trinidad Marcano. Nomb. tutor. La
! Corte nombra a la peticionaria admi-
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mujer con la nieve que tambi6n cae
pura, manto de plata bizarre mientras
Sc cOnserva Ell la altura: lodo en-
revuelto cenagal, 81 Sc mezcla con las
bajezas de la eXistencia.
La "Mujer blanca" nunca Sc ha de-
jado mancillar: barrancas profundas
In rodean e impiden que el viajerO
ascienda a las alturas: masas de TO
cas- p0rfidas Y basalticas, inmensas G
imponentes, entire eXuberante Y rica
vegetaci6n, atraen al curioso pero lue-
go, ante las difcultades de aquella
promOnencia los intentOS ceden V las
curiosidades Sc desvanecen. Por ESQ
no Sc conoce crater a este volcin muer-
to, v la marcha de los siglos no ha
servido para descubrir ell herm6ticO Sc
creto de la mujer tendida con el pcchu
hacia el cielO.
La yoz del poeta ha cantado mas
de una veZ tanta belleza Y tanta blan-
cura. pero tod0 Ell balde. La mujer
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-11-27

indios, es, puede decirse, el postrer 81
ito que Sc toca para emprender In as
cenSi6n al 'PDpocatepetl'';, sitiO cGlebre
por haber sido, donde sc abrieron ca
ininO- los conqustadores, al mando de
Cortes, cuandO pOr Neg primera llega-
ron la capital de Anahuac.
Los que han ascendido il Ia cumbre
del "Popocatepetl' han descubiertO
hermosos indescriptibles horizontes
al Oriente, otro volcan c6lebre, ell Pico
de Orizaba; al Sur, las llanuras de
Amilpa, de exuberante vegetaci6n; al
| POniente, las cercanfas del Ojusco,
arrOgantes montailas que pareeen to-
car cl ciclo de zafiro; mas ALA, muy
lejano, relo muy bello, el "NevadO de
TOluca', siemple blanc0 v ateridO,
montana que parece no tener mas mi
sion que enviar brisas glaciales la
ciudad indicada, capital del Estado de
MGjico.
ahora, rebuscadores de linajes no
biliarios, aticionados descifrar escu-
dos dc armas. gules castillos. ami
males rampantes, cascOs V espadones,
calderos y medias lunas. barras de
azul Y rojas; cuando veais la hidal-
gufa de los Ordaz, de los descendien-
teh de aquel tosco soldadote. que CO.
mo .buen aventurero vino con Herman
COrtes Ell busca de dinero v de fortu-
ma, v vedis eX algunOs de los cuarte-
les multicolor una montana humeante,
pensad que Sc refere al "Popocate-
petl'. nj mas nj menOs. porque el he
r6ico Carlos V quiso que no Sc olvi-
dara Ia hazaha de haber sido Diego
de ordaz el primer espahol que as
cendiera a In cumbre del grandioso Q
imponcnte vslahp.
WenceslaO BLASCO.
Mcjico. septlemhre de 1922.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-11-27
R E M "A 7 E
MERCEDES % DE NovIEMBRE DE 1929 A LAS 1000 A. M.
EN- LOS ALMACENEs DE LA AMERICAN R. R. co. OF R.

vendere en- subasta por quen correspond
cortfcu
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-11-27
Texto complete de los
diScurSOS.......
-(CoMtinnaci6N de Ia 3rM.l

(COntijiudci6n de la 3ru.)
res de ideas v ap6Stoles de una causa
fundida Ell sus almas legionarias.
Muiloz Rivera. eI caracter de gra-
nito Y el temido cOmbatiente alent0
siempre Ell su vida el mas alto espf-
| ritu de democracia Y de liberalismO.
Desde su enorme altura moral intelec-
tual, escrutando los brlImosos horizon
tes con sus pupilas visionarias senalaba
su pueblo la luz del porvenir Y tu-
vO el valor, Il truedue deexponer su
popularidad ADVERTISEMENTS hecha. de
condensar Ell frases inmortales el fru-
to de sus observaciones maduras al
contacto de las seIales de los item
pos.
Y 81 In muerte no Sc lie acerca V
prematuramente cOrta ell hlo de su
preciosa existencia, Puerto Rico hi
biera ganado cincuenta ailos en- cl ca
minO de sus libertades politicas, eco
n6micas sOciales. Es pOr ESQ, seiio-
res, que este pueblo no ha podido re-
| signarSe, no Sc resiSnarl jamds, ante la
fatalidad de SUI eterna desaparici6n
Els por ESQ tambi6n que, cuando cele-
bramos actOs como este. dedicados q
perpetuar su memoria sentimOs t0dos
la doble emoci0n del dolor v la algeria
| tiorecer de nuevo en- nuestros Ojos ell
rosal de aquellas ldgrimas con que re-
gamos su cuerpo ell su lecho de muer-
te Y hay. una palpitaci6n trlnquila de
satisfaction .fntima en-, nuestros cora
zones. porque sabemOs recordarle a(in
mas ALA de la tumba.
| Ponceflos =! podemos estar satisfe-
ches' de .lraber cumplido ell sagrado de-
| Der -honrando imnoFtalizandO Ell la
piedra a :na1adfn y al maestro de .nues-
/ ttos derechos. Nosotros, primero que
t0dssS estiba1nos en- la obligaci0n line
| lddible de Ofrendarle esta nueva Con
| sagraci6n. Aquf temple sus armas cl
titan vencido por la muerte. Aquf en-
plume sus alas fOrmidables aquel con-
dor del pensamientO de la acci0n pa
ra volar sobre todas las cumbres has
ia posarse Ell la mas alta, ell el Ca
pitolio de Washington, de donde vino
un dfa, al decir del poeta, "Vencedor
y Muerto."
iPuertOrrique1os Cuando regre-
s6is a vuestrOs hogares, decir vues-
tres hijos que aquf ell esta Perla del
Sur y en sitio de honor de nuestro
parques Sc leptyanta la estatua, del pa
triota, del tribune. del periodista, del
legislator Y del poeta. Luis Muiioz Ri
vera grande entire los grandes, iiustre
entire los ilustres Y umo Gle los primct
ros Ell el coraz0n de- todos los puerto
rrique1os. rom, .vo ,3.D
El sefior Olivera fu6 muy aplaudido.
Ell SAN LORENZO LLEGA MANA
roa 4n Il ce&avqr NAeoats ~ tne,fo
6uti Joa HUalA--GEo 0F t3 1tJuc-
Ma6ahf 1legard d este puerto prroce-
dente de New York con ccarga general.
Gorrespondenccia y un bueIn ntimero de
pasajeros, el yapor San Lorenzo. -
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-11-27
Distrito SegundO.

Juan Rivera Medina VS.. Manuela
Vazquez. Divorcio. A peticion del
demandante, la Corte ordena que la
demandante, la Corte ordena que Is
demandada sea emplazada por ell
Marshal del pueblo donde aquella re-
side.
Union Commercial Corp. VS.. Ger
man Rieckehoff. Cobro de dinero. La
Corte decreta ell aseguramiento de la
sentencia previa fanza por 5000.
Diego Hernandez VS.. Alberta Mar
tinez. Divorcio. A peticion del de-
mandante Sc anota la rebeldia de la
demandada.
Catalina y Raimundo Ramos. Do
mimic. La Corte admite la informa-
cion v ordena Sc tramite de acuerdo
con la Ley.
Simmons Hardware Co. VS.. Ongay
Auto Garage. Cobro de dinero. La
Corte decreta el aseguramiento de la
sentencia previa fianza de $500.
Jose Portos Megidos VS.. Gregorio
Marques. Cobro de dinero. A mocion
i del demandante la Corte lie tiene por
desistido de esta accion, con la con-
formidad de la demandada.
Victor Colon Rivera y otra. Domi-
MO. Celebrada la vista, la Corte or
demo pasar ell expediente con ell record
taquigraico informe del senor Fis-
cal.
Restituta Aceyedo etc, Nombra-
miento de administrator. La Corte
nombra a Ia. peticionaria administra-
dora especial de los bienes dejados al
obito de su, esposo, sin prestar fianza.
Antonio Lopez vs.. Guadalupe ANA
dor, Diyorcio, Celebrado ell fjuicio
en- rebeldfa de la, demandada, la Cor
te declare con lpgar la demanda y de-
creto el diYorcio, etc, ,r., ..,.5.
Juana e SQpFGir4Gs pFGirr4Ggsy vs.. Jesus n, Sierra.
| (Igual al anterior). = ,,.,,~,.
Jpana OTTO vs.. Narciso Marcano. Di-
Yorcio, Qgual al anterior) .,,,,,.-,.
FL Municipio de Rio, Grande etc. vs..
Eniliano Morales. Injunction. Pre-
i sentes los abogados de las parties en-
este case, Sc discutio la mocion sobre
Intervention presentada por Jose vi
vas Quinones. Y la Corte resuelve adj
mitir dicha intervention, quedando en-
vigor ell injunction ordenado contra ell
demandado Emiliano Morales.
Tomasa Garcia vda. de Chimes. De-
claracion de herederos. La Corte de-
clara tnica universal heredera dc Je-
s1s Chinea y Garcia, a su madre la
peticionaria.
Eugenio Fiol Escobar. Aut. judi
cial. La Corte concede autorizacion al
peticionario para vender por precio
minimo de 5000 la participation que
tiene en- la fnca descrita su hiia me-
nor Amalia Fiol Alazagasti, en- la for
Eaa prescrita por la Ley.
Beatriz Cepeda. Decl. herederos
La Corte declara unicos universities
herederos abintestado a los efectos de
la indemnizacion otorgada por la Co.
,mision de Indemnizaciones a Obreros
por Ia muerte de Hipolito Cortijo, su
esposa Beatriz Cepeda, y sus hijos
legitimos Anselmo( Juana, Lucia, y
Oigna Cortijo Cepeda, en- la proper
cion de ley.
Isabel Lopez Cruz etc. Aut. Judi
ella A la vista de la mocion para in
version provisional de $28,571.44 de-
p6sitados en- Secretaria de esta Corte
comparece ell seior Fiscal y el aboga-
do de la peticionaria, quienes infor-
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-11-27

Eabecimnto consufdo exproeso Exctas condolences Sanas
de uldad centfco enferme
curablesEmo higienca
servco.-Cuerpo Msdico -esdene Sanatoro
Sc admen rratamiento enermos de
dndo atenddos medco de La Socedad
Departamtuos esleciales Sehoras
Operaciones, Eidro
eericos, droterapco Rayos "X Fulgurscon
Gos equltatyamente convenconaeS
PERSONAL CIENTHICO
DIRECTOR DEL SANATORIO Amalio 2oldin.
DIRECTOR DEL CONSULTORIO Dr.. Manuel
CIRUJANO GENERAL: Dr. Don Rafael Velez Lopez
RADIOLOGO Df Don Manuel Rivera.
PATOLOGO: DR.. Con Francisco j. Hernandez
DR.. Don Pedro Balasqude
DR., Don Manuel Pavia F-Dr. Don Bernardo Zaragoza.
CIRUJANO DENTISTA: DR.. Don Lorenzo r. Noa
CONSULTAS
En- d SANATORIO tard das
rabies Reconocmientos $1,000 Consulas $500
Astenca iaculGativa Has
Carload Nurses tuladas pracca
Por el Ciu;ano General:-A pacuares La
martes sabados
Por e Patciogo 9 a n.
Para las intermediates de ojos odos nariz de de
la
En- coNsULToRIo DIR de $3.50 M-Medcos auxilae
pr Pava Fernandez de 7s II DR. Rivera de
de2a5P. W..
Para las Intermediates de ojos odos gargana
AGO de a tarde.
Por el cirujano Denti conuoio oDonsu
Colon de ~ 2 de Ia tarde
Los sUco de Ndmero solo $500
M atenddos cualqusra de los so ndicados presen
del ultimo Techo n
PREsTDENcIA Apartado ai. - TEsoRHRxA Aparsado
SAN JUAN. PUERTO RICo
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nistradora judicial especial de los bic
nes de su nieto menor de edad, JESUS
Done, Sol Pinero para ell solo efec-
to de cobrar ell giro postal No.9O3956,
que esta pendiente de cobro, exten-
dido por Marcelino Sol nombre de
Antonia P. de Sol.
Isabel Soledad Andino Romanat.
Emancipaci6n. La Corte declara la
peticionaria emancipada judicialmen-
te, quien Sc considerara mayor de
edad.
Pedro Torres VS.. Germana Gonzalez.
Divorcio. La Corte declara con lugar
la demanda, etc, etc.
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mo DEJE PASAR ESTA OPORTUNIDAD!
iESPECIAL PARA NAVIDAD!

He aqui hemoo obsequio Nov Esposa Amiga
Este magnifco JUEG0 DE LUKE gusara mujer mas que
cuaquiera otra Precio ordinaro Ell mercado $0
Nuestro PRECIO ESPECIAL, Solo de Navidad. $495
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-11-27

Ell uego de Luxe producto del arte del ui No hay
pendido
Cnss de- oci6n de Cea mon Shampoo de Bnco Aaastro
Tocaor
Uha Crema Lm crema Invisible Lap los Lbios
estuche
hermoso ordinario $7.7O
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-11-27
AUToP1ANos REPRoDUcToREs

81 desea I'd. tener Tin Auto-piano que
REPRODUCED fiellnente la Interpretation
que dan las obras maestras los gran
des pianistas del mundo, compre uno
con accion WelteMignon, representado
aqui por 7. Aguilar, San Juan, P. R.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-11-27
,5PI q. 3. u Il.
III = D0e EOER "a 81

No solo mata los pioios. iiendres. etc. sin6
caspa, y .deia el cabello .suave, lustroso Y
peffuhisdo Csase tambien .P'IiOJI A
(doble fuerza) para Laval. Ia cabeza de Jos
oPIOJLNA (doble fuerzal es de agrada"
bilisimo perfume y de resultado garantizados
Sc vende en- farmaeiss y droguerias. ''
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Para Matar .
PIOJO

liendres otros insectos que Sc crian en- lao
parties vellosas del cuerpo humano, pa$
taran 8 aplicaciones de Ia pomada
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-05-26

road racing history with regret. be.
cause American cars had never been
able 10 make any kind Of a showing
In European speed contests. Up 20
that time but one Yankee car had
finished in n European classic. 18th
place. no record 70 shout about.
Just about the time that Cham.
pion became president Of the Old
Timers the entry list FOR the French
Grand PHK for 1921 was closing
Some one suggested that he send
over an American team. II struck
Albert Champion Just night. Look.
Ing for cars, he felt that Fred 3.
Duesenberg had earned the right
70 go across. because Of his many
speed victories In 1920. SO the
Champion entry OF three Duesen.
bergs was cabled TO France.
THE faith was justified. Jimmy
Murphy now American champion.
but then. comparatively unknown.
won mis- spurs by a decisive victory.
IL was n victory for Champion. a
victory for Fred Duesenberg. a VIC
tory for Murphy. and a still greater
victory for the American industry.
And the Duesenberg still remains In
the limelight as evidenced By the
2.l55 miles Don.engine.stop drive at
G2.s5 m. .. b. on the indianapolis
speedway In April"