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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-03-01
MAS SOBRE LA MUERTE DEL
HIJ0 DE LEON DAUDET .

PARIS, febrero %. Gable francesy.
M. Buisson ha demandado de la ca
mara de que Sc pregunte al GobferTo
acerca de los trabaios realizadosa has
ia aho a en- Ell case dc Ia niuerte ms
teriosa del hijo del Jefe de los Mo-
nar.uicos, M. Leon DauGet
Ell ETinistro dc Justicia ha rehusado
re ponder declarando que la camara no.
tiene dercchos discutir un asmto que
esta Ell manos de Ia Justicia.
M. Pcincar6 ha declacado que el no
admits Que sc l'eve a cabo ningtn de-
bate so5re este affaire. hasta que ia
encues.a no haxa sido terminada. i
Per una votac on de 396 contra 386,
esta encuesta fpe transfeyida para una
fccha in einida. 2
The Washington times., 1924-04-17
LADIES' DUCKP|N
ASSOCIATION
ELECTS
Billie Williams President of
League Made Up Of Fair
BoWIers.
BY JACK" MARTIN.

Billie" Williams has been unani-
mously elected president of the
Washington Ladies' Duckpin Asso-
citation.
Mrs. Malcolm and Mrs, Smith
were declared first and second vice
presidents.
Bronson Qualities, the secretary,
was reelected.
Elizabeth Rawlings was elected
treasurer.
Representing the many teams in
the city were Stella Turck and
Catherine Furey of the Postoffice
Department; Helen Jelm and Ida
Helm, Of the Independents: Virginia
Yarnell, Nellie Mccormick, and
Ann Newman from the Comforter
Club; Elizabeth Rawlings, of the
city postoffice; Maude Carlisle, Of
the Navy Department.; May O'Brien
and Bertha Loehl, of the Column.
bans; Elizabeth Ackman, Jennie
Malcolm and Frances He'll. of the
Mt. Peasants; Bubbles Watts, of
the Commercials; Bronson Quaites
and Billie" herself, from Billie's
team, and Bertha Heineman and
j. E. Smith, of the Interstate Com.
merce League.
1t was voted to hold the annual
tournament at the Grand Central
Immediately for the Washington
City Associations championship for
men.
The Washington times., 1924-04-17
WARMERS TEAM
WILL TACKLE
fasteners
Stanford to Follow Lead Of
Golden Bears in Playing
lntersectional Game.
BY COPELAND c. BURG.

SAN FRANCISCO, April IL
That Stanford will follow the lead
of the University Of California and
schedule post-season football games
with an Eastern eleven, appears
certain.
Stanford's new football mentor,
Pop" Warner, formerly of Carlisle
Indian and University of Pittsburgh
fame, is strong for intersectional
clashes, such as the California
Pennsylvania game scheduled for
Berkeley, Cal, next New Years
Day.
Report has it that negotiations
with several Eastern colleges have
already been started by Stanford
for a series of games covering five
years, starting in 1925.
The Westerners, however. will
always play at home, under present
plans, and~will not participate in
any Eastern games.
Il certainly am in favor of inter.
sectional football games" Coach
Warner said recently. "They are a
splendid thing for the sport. How.
ever, do not believe Stanford
should go East for a game. THAT
is because climatic conditions in
the East after Christmas are so
uncertain that scheduling of a
game there would be unwise. Post.
ponements because of storms might
be necessary, thus keeping the boys
away from their studies for con.
siderable time. This would bring
up much criticism.
THE Pennsylvania California game
will be most interesting one,
am sure, and will attract wide at.
tention."
Warner has opened spring nrac-
tice here, with plenty of Candidates
including last years team almost
intact. The work this spring will
be largely fundamentals and will
not be strenuous.
Ernie Nevers, great Pacific all.
star fullback of 1923, will be the
nucleus of Warmers team this fall.
and around this strapping big ath.
lete will be built the AGGREGATION
touted to upset California-four.
time champions in the far West.
The Washington times., 1924-04-17
Short Puts
Leonard w. Collins

The number Of clubs now affili.
ated with the United States Golf
Association total 674. OF this mum.
Der 26S are active members and
406 allied members.
Public links golfers who contem.
plate playing in the second an
nual District municipal Champion.
ships starting on May 10 should
bear in mind that they must file
ten qualification scores before
May 10.
Country club courses. mere,
abouts, are running almost at fulI
capacity these days. The first ~
the spring invitational club NJ.
fairs will be staged at Washington
Golf and Country Club, beginning
May 1. 1t promises to draw a rec.
ord entry list.
The recent notice sent ont nv
the U. s. G. A. calling attention
of caddies to violations of the
amateur definition, If they continue
to carry clubs for hire after their
sixteenth birthday, seems to he
considered by golfers as a new
ruling.
We have had to wade through
a lot Of bunk touching on the sub.
jet when in reality this amateur,
regulation is one of the Oldest r,ll
ings defining an amateur golfer.
Some people live and learn, others
live and forget.
The East Potomac Park munic,.
pal course is going to be- the
scene of many tournaments before
the season is over. The District
municipal championships are AZ.
most sure of being played there.
while several of the Government
departments are planning miniature
affairs.
Manager Loeffler, of the East
Potomac Park course, has suggest.
ed that the six players to be sent
to Dayton next June for the pub.
lie links championships be trans.
ported by automobile. Manages
Loeffler is willing to place a tour.
ing car at the disposal OF the
successful contestants.
The Washington times., 1924-04-17

Only once before has a league set
better than 1900 been rolled in
Washington. The Inglesides, in
their last National Capital league
match of 1920, rolled 1902. The
Royals record was made in the
first three games Of a five-garne set
with Roanoke, in an intercity cham.
pionship series.
Earl Lewis was star in this,
too. He contributed 372 pins to the
Royals record, made February 8,
1917. on Sherman's alleys. He was
high man, beating J. Bernard Car
roll, the spit-fire bowler, for the
honor by one pin.
Harry b. HALEY got 800, Harry
Krauss 354 and Harry Sanford
S53. The Royals Recommending
games were 6S5, 594 and 58S.
These they followed with scores of
SIG and SAC for grand total Of
2974. 1t was great bowling.
The Waverlys' record is the third
made this season. Just a week ago
Lee S. Brown, shooting in the
Masonic tournament at the King.
pin, set high mark with ABS in
the singles, which beat the previous
record held by Ray Chaplin by one
pin. Chaplin shot 434 once each in
the District and National Capital
leagues.
The other record was made by
the Rathskellers, with a 666-team
game, in the National Capital
league. The record for one indi.
Xidual game is held by O'Neill,
Treasury Department, bowler, with
1SS, which he rolled several seasons
ago and beat by one pin the mark
Of Dave Mccarthy of the Evening
Star. McCarthy's record had stood
Tor years.
The Washington times., 1924-04-17
SWIMMING LESSONS FOR

BOYS At THE Y. M. c. A.
Earl B. Fuller. boys director Of
the Y. M. G, A.: Ralph A. Davis,
physical director. and George Cul-
bertson, headmaster of the Wool.
The Washington times., 1924-04-17
WAVERLY DUCKPN TEAM
SHOOTS RECORD TOTAL
AND THREE 6OO-GAMES
By r. D. THOMAS.

The sensational Rathkeler bowling Inundated
the battle for the National Capital League but today their
victory nothing compared with achievement
BY the Waverly bowlers in third place.
They shot set of 1926 beating by fourteen pins the famous
ord made by the Royals for three consecutive championship
competition.
The Waveys feat turned match with the POstoce
on the Kingpn alleys.
Besides creating record for total the Waverys
Their 60 GA GIL Needless Postofe
team crushed of
The Washington times., 1924-04-17

The number Of clubs now affili.
ated with the United States Golf
Association total 674. OF this mum.
Der 26S are active members and
406 allied members.
The Washington times., 1924-04-17

popularity was no accident. Smokers
were ready for a better cigarette and
in Chesterfield they found it.
Taste convinced them. That's why
men are turning by thousands from
other cigarettes to Chesterfield.
The Washington times., 1924-04-17
seminoIes viii. Play.

The SeminoIes win play the st.
Paul Midgets Saturday at 10 a. M,
on the Monument lot, diamond No.
4. Teams desiring games WIKI the
Seminoles should phone Herman
Oscar at Franklin1629-W.
The Washington times., 1924-04-17
Tuxedo Books Three.

Tuxedo, Nd, win play the Mary.
land A. c.. Bennings and Peerless
teams on successive Sundays, start.
Ing next Sunday. On showings
made In these contests Tuxedo win
select its regulars from twenty-five
candidates. =.
The Washington times., 1924-04-17

ward School for Boys OF the Y. M.
e. A., have arranged a series OF
free swimming lessons for the boys
OF Washington to begin April 81
and continue up to and includine
April "a. to be held at the CentraI
~" building. 1886 G street north.
west.
The Washington times., 1924-04-17
Hussey Seeks Record.

Frank Hussey, Brooklyn school.
boy flyer, will try for a prep school
record in the century dash at the
New York University annual prep
school meet. Hussey will run here
In Q Club games next month.
The Washington times., 1924-04-17
Apaches Will Smoke.

Boxing, singing, dancing and
smoking are on the program of to.
nights smoker given by the Apache
Club in the Northeast Masonic Tenn.
pie. The Apache jazz orchestra will
be a feature.
The Washington times., 1924-04-17
Filling Old Berth.

Hank Shanks is filling his old
berth, that of utility man with the
Red Sox. There are fewer better
utility players in baseball than this
same Hank Shanks.
The Washington times., 1924-04-17
ED BEAN LANDS A JOB n
m BLUE RIDGE SHOW

Ed Bean, the young Washingteil
sandlotter given a trial at Tampa,
has been turned over BY the Griffs
70 Chambersburg in the Blue Ridge
The Washington times., 1924-04-17
Start Action Nav S.

The Treasury Interbureau League
will open its season on MAY 5 with
Annex No. ] meeting the Registers.
The Washington times., 1924-04-17

Harry Mccarthy was high man
for Waverfy, with set of S73. Joe
Hulroe was a close second with 81,
as was Earl Lewis, with $40. Joe
Toomey got S66 and AL Works, 346.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-04-25

"Tan is most becoming, applied by
yourself if nature has denied it. II
you are medium or dark, the new
tan and ochre powder will be excel
lent for you, particularly if you Use
a coating of plain white powder be-
meath. The combination will lend
radiance and depth.
use color sparingly on your
cheeks, but make your mouth as
vivid as you like, being careful. of
course, to follow the natural lines
and not to exaggerate them.
The exotic, oriental type must
choose rachel powder or a dark
cream. About the eyes, if they are
dark, use a light brown powder, and
a blue black if they are blue. Tint
the lips with bright colored rouge "
And of course, remember the coai-
ing of cold cream beneath, she adj
vised. For a dry, sensitive skin use
Il cream and for an oily one, try a
lotion.
And before making up your
face" she cautioned, remember the
eye bath of boric acid, or some
preparation suggested by your physi.
clan. This will brighten tie eyes.
Apply your eyebrow pencil, i you
use one, very lightly so as 10 avoid
any suggestion of artificiality., f..-, 81
And always use a clean powder
puff" she concluded
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-04-25
BY MARIAN HALE

New York, April 25.-Beauty les
sons while you wait-that's the latest
tribute to sOphist;cation introduced by
the Mark Strand Theater in New
York.
Here they've just installed a $685.
600 cosmetic parlor. AT the Sign
of the Lipstick," for feminine pa
irons. Here woman may not only
apply her lipstick and WELD her pow.
derpuff amid the congenial surround
ings of satinwood tables, Louis XVI
mirrors and taffeta trimmings, but
may learn from stars of the stage
and screen just how 10 apply her war
paint.
The first lesson, at the opening tea
was given by Marion Coakley. Her
instruction was TO study your type
before you buy your cosmetics.
If you are light, small and deli.
cate, with blue eyes anil blond o:
brown hair, use light cream pow.
der or delicate flesh. Strive to ge.
the pink and white effect poets love
the orange and ochre are not TO,
you. she advised.
IF you incline toward the athletic
and are tall with a fairly rudy Skin
and a suggestion of the outdoors amt
the great open spaces ABOUT you. sug
gest subtly that you haze been kissed
by the sun.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-04-25
QUITS ANNOYING PEOPLE

Girls and women of the most even
disposition are quick to resent di-
rect attacks on their character, or
bold advances. But it is hardly ex-
plainable why thess same folks toll
crate disfiguring pimples. blotches,
bumps. breaking out" etc. which
are even worse pests than that.
These skin diseases quit annoying
people quickly after first few appli-
cations Of the wonderful Black and
White Ointment. II is proving the
champion Of the cause of men and
women wherever il is being intro
duced. in freeing them from the ag-
gravating annoyauees of pimples.
rash. blotches. letter. ring-worn. &C.
zema. etc. and the cost is so small.
none need hesitate because they
cant afford it." The soc size con
tains three times as much as the
liberal 25c size. ALI dealers have it.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-04-25
Sister Mary's Kitchen
"a Daily Menu for the Stout
and Thin
EAT AND
Lose WEIGHT,

Lose Weight.
One whole large orange, one ope
egg sandwich, 4 ounces broiled halibu
steak, 6 button radishes. cup dan
delion green's, IL head lettuce with
dessertspoon Roquefort cheese an,
2 tablespoons lemon juice, 4 table
spoons stewed tomatoes, 2 piece,
whole wheat toast, / gluten roll,
tablespoons maple mousse, pin
skinned milk.
Total calories, 1928. Protein. 300
fat, $50; carbohydrate, 637. Iron
.0269 gram.
Open Egg Sandwich.
Two hard boiled eggs, 2 ounces leaf
lettuce, = tablespoons lemon juice, IL
teaspoon salt, is teaspoon pepper, Is
teaspoon mustard. 2 thin slices unbut-
tered whole wheat bread.
The eggs should be put into boil
ing water and allowed to stand Just at
the boiling point but without bulb
ling for half an hour. Plunge into
cold water to cool and remove shells.
Mash yolks. season with salt, pepper
and mustard and work to a smooth
paste with lemon Juice. Chop whites
finely and stir into yolk mixture
Crisp, dry and shred lettuce. Ar.
range on slices of bread and cover
with dressing.
Total calories. 245. Protein, q (;
fat. 104: carbohydrate, II. Iron,
.O044 gram.
Gain Weight.
One large orange, 2 pieces French
toast, 4 tablespoons maple strip. I
cup uncooked cereal with | sliced
banana and 4 tablespoons cream and
= teaspoons sugar. cup chicken
gumbo soup, one open egg sandwich
with tablespoons mayonnaise, 4
ounces broiled halibut steak with
tablespoons lemon butter, 3 new po-
tatoes in 4 tablespoons cream sauce,
4 tablespoons stewed tomatoes with
/ tablespoon buttercd toast cubes.
button radishes. IL cup dandelion
greens with 2 tablespoons bacon
dressing. 70 head lettuce with
tablespoons Roquefert cheese dress
ing. 4 tablespoons maple mousse,
large piece sponge cako 1.6 rhu.
barb meringuc pie, 1 pint whole
milk, . bran and raisin mullins,
toasted bread sticks, = Parkerhouse
rolls, 4 tablespoons butter. table
spoon strawberry preserves.
Total calories. 400. Protein, 462 +:
fat. 1891; carbohydrate, 2137. Iron,
.0211 gram.
The bread can be cut thicker and
should be buttered for this egg sand
witch. Two ounces of bread are plan
ned
Toast cubes are added to plain
stewed tomatoes to increase the
calories.
Oil is included in the cheese dress
ing for this diet
/ Copyright. 1924. NEA Service, Inc. J
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-04-25
BY HAROLD MATSON

Boston, April 25. - Jazzing your
red corpuscles into action is the latest
way to restore the bloom of youth to
your cheeks.
And in Boston, DIR. AnGreas f.
Christian claims he is making old
women look youug-by stirring up a
real blood revolt.
Ten, twenty, sometimes thirty
years can be clipped from a woman's
age, he says, as far as lookr count.
1t is simply a matter of waking up
the sleeping red corpuscles and
bringing them back to the front where
they belong.
How does he do it? With his
beauty machine" special X-ray
device that literally burns up cd
skin. scars. and pits.
This treatment of ones skin so out.
RACES the red corpuscles in the body
that they come rushing back to the
outer veins to lay out a fresh layer
of skin. Then, vigilant against an
other attack by the beauty machine, -"
the little atoms Of life stay on the
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-04-25
DR. ANDREAS F. CHRISTIAN, BOSTON SPECIALIST APPLY
ING HIS BEAUTY MACHINE" OF HIS PATIENTS

job, incidentally lending genuine color
to milady's face.
1t may be n mean trick on the cor
puscles, but DIR. Christian says it is
great thing for the patient.
81 see no reason why the restora-
ton Of youthful beauty by X-ray
should not be made part of the work
of every clinic" the doctor says. "The
younger a woman starts to restore
her youth the longer its effects will
last.
"Of course, We can't make a school
girl out of a woman of 40, but we
can make her look good deal
younger"
DIR. Christians "beauty machine
was first invented by DR.. Nils II. Fin
sen of Copenhagen.
Most any X-ray specialist can
give this beauty treatment" DR.
Christian asserts, "but let the wo-
man in quest Of beauty through this
device first consult her family physi.
clan. 1t is necessary that functional
disturbances be remedied as well as
the superficial ones"
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-04-25

est stockings Of silk have these deco
rations.
Slim Figures.
For young girls and women with
slim figures the short homeless bean
deau of embroidered net or lace, is the
popular type Of brassiere.
Boyisn Lines.
Bingham and chsmbrav dresses are
maze on the straight boyish lines OF
the moment with bands Or tucked
sections of self-matcri6l.
Ilirds' heads in the brilliant
shades Of the parrot and parakeet are
used very sinartlS on bats by the
Partisan milligtrs.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-04-25
Fat That Shows
Soon Disappears

Prominent fat that comes and stays
where it is not needed is a burden,
hindrance to activity. curb upon
pleasure. You can take off the fat
where it shows by taking after each
meal and at bedtime. one Marmola
Prescription Tablet. These little tab
lets are as effective and harmless as
the famous prescription from which
they take their name. Buy and try a
box today. All druggists the world
over sell them. at one dollar for a
box or 'you can order them direct
from the Marmola Co., 1912 Wood
ward Ave-, Detroit, Mich. You can
thus say goodbye to dieting. exer-
else and fat.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-04-25
H | N T S
Side Combs.

Side Combs.
Some of the most up-to-the-minute
women are wearing combs that LOOK
very much like the old-fashioned "side
combs that were a part of every
womans equipment some years ago.
Metal in Hos.
Attempts to introduce metal EN-
bro Gerry and mcts'i.c ineshes into hos
lery has been successful and the new
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-04-25
Avoids Fat.

Your roast will never become fat
soaked If you put it on a rack in the
roasting pan instead Of directly on the
pan. Keep the surface of the pan COW
cred with grease TO prevent burning.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-04-25
Sports FrOcll.

The boyish flannel sports frock
Is sometimes completely without
sleeves and frequently mas its accom-
! panying cape or short. box coat.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-04-25
Soaking Clothes.

Do not make the mistake Of soaking
your clothes for too long a. time--it
/. loosens the dirt but also distributes
it through the fabric. An hour is
quite long enough.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-04-25
Use Silver Knife.

II you pare apples and acid fruits
with silver knife there will be no
discolorations-on you or the fruit.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-04-25
SIashed Skirts.

Slashed skirts with an underskirt
of a contrasting color AMI material
are among the novelties on the mar
ket.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-04-25
Use Soda.

Your bluing will never settle AMI
spot your clothes If you dissolve 4
lump of soda in little hot water and
| add it to the bluing just before you
put in the clothes.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-04-25
Printed NoiIes

Printed voiles come in patt arns and
colors quite as gorgeous and elaborate
as one sees on the most expensive
silks.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-04-25
Beat Lightly.

A good way to clean upholstered
furniture is to cover it with bath
towel and beat lightly. shaking the
towel whenever it shows dust.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-04-25
Pressing Wool.

Do not dampen wooden garments
before pressing them. Use a cheese
cloth wrung very dry out of warm
water and iron the material over thst.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-04-25

Avoid StOp.up.

Greasy water from boiling hams or
corned beef should be cooled and the
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-04-25

T0MORROW-More Of the letter
from Ellen Bledsoe to Sarah Hen.
bricks.
Evening star., 1924-04-22
SEEK new ZONING
PLAN IN GEORGETOWN
Citizens Association Files Request
to Preclude Erection of
Apartment Houses.
WOULD PRESERVE BRIDGE
Other Resolution Urges Lower
Building Height.
WOULD PRESERVE BRIDGE

| Request that Georgetowns residen-
| tial area be re-zoned so az TO preclude
the erection of apartment houses will
be made of the District Commissioners
| by the Georgetown Citizens ASsocia-
tion in accordance with resolutions
adopted at a meeting in the Potomac
| Savings Bank building last night
John Ihlder. who introduced the
resolution, said that most of the
houses in Georgetown were without
yards, or in b" zoning areas. and
pointed out that in areas where the
houses have yards-or in the so-called
"A" areas--restrictions have been
made against the erection o apartment
houses, and that like restrictions
should be made in the b areas, such
as prevail in Georgetown.
Another resolution, introduced by
Mr.. Ihlder, requested that the maxi
mum building height for the George
town residential section he lowered
from sixty to forty feet. He was ap-
pointed chairman of committee to
see that the resolutions are given due
recognition by the Zoning commission.
The association voted to cooperate
with the Cathedral Heights and North
west Suburban Citizens associations in
securing paving on upper Wisconsin
avenue. which is now cobbled.
Messages of appreciation to Pres
ident Coolidge and the Senate com
mittee on the District Of Columbia
on the appointment and confirmation
of Commissioners oyster and Ru
dolph will be sent by the organlza-
ton.
Bills pending in the Senate and
House for the development of parks
in the District and for national
forest conservation policy were unan-
imously indorsed in the form of reso-
lutions introduced by Charles G.
Warden, chairman of the committee
on parks ).
which We're advocated the preserva-
tion of a section of the old Aque-
duct bridge, leading out as far as
the edge of the river from the DIS
trict side.
Eliot Wadsworth. assistant secre-
tary of the Treasury, upheld the Mel,
Ion plan of taxation He defended
the policy of low surtaHes, saying
that with high surtaNes the rlch man
will invest in taX-eNempt securities
and that with the low tax more
money will be available for taxation
because of its being invested IN tax
able enterprises. He also outilneu Ill
briefly "A history of the Treasury De
partment.
I-pon the recommendation of :. {.
Cropley, chairman of the membership
committee. the following We're IN
stalled as new members: Frank X
Spear, r. Aarson, Oscar Levy, Mau
rice Tolston, &. w. Wilson. Gissel
Bakery. Edmund NJ. Cohn, George
town Furniture Company, Incorpo-
rated: Rev. w. a. Lynch, William IA.
Kemp. Joseph Mckinley, Bruce War
ring and Moses Stable.