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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-04-30
Sc vENDE o Sc ARRIENDA

por afios una casa con 800 metros de
solar en- Martin Pena, propia para
cualquier negocio en- la carretera CEN
tral, donde desemboca Ia carretera Aai-
ramar. Tiene una casa grands, dividi-
da en- varias viviend ssy un garage
con capacidad para alojar nueve auto
m6viles y montr un taller. Para infor-
mes dirijase Luis Gar6falo, caile dsi
Mercado No. 8, tel6fono 1856 negro,
San Juan. (No SO paga comisi6n) ce-
rredores. Advt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-04-30
DEPARrAMENTo DEL INTERIOR
oF1c1NA DEL coMIsloNADo
Abril 90, 1924.

Proposiciones en- pliegos cerrados pa
ra la adju6icaci6n en- pdblica subasta
de las obras de construction del CAPI-
ToLIo INSULAR, Avenida Ponce de
Leon, San Juan, Puerto Rico, cuyc pre-
supuesto aprobado asciende a la suma
de UN MILLION CIEN MIL CUATRo
CIENToS CINCUENTIo1Noo DoLA-
RES CON S3I1oo, ($1,1oO, ,455.S3), Sc
admitiran en- esta oficina hasta Las
900 P. M. del dfa IA de julio de 1924,
en- que Sc abriran plblicamente.
Todos los datos rlecesarios Sc daran
en- la oficina del Arquitecto donde Sc
encuentran de manifesto los documen-
tos que han de regir en- el contrato, y
podran los licitadores recoger los pla-
nos y modelos de proposiciones que han
de presentar, mediante un deposito de
QUINENTos DoLAREs ($5O0.OO)
que seran reembolsados al ser devue.-
tos dichos documentos en- Ell plazo de
veinte (2o) dias despu6s de efectuada
la subasta.
La administrator Sc reserva ell de-
recho de rechazar cualquier todas las
proposiciones, y Ell de adjudicar ei con-
trato bajo otras considerations que
las de precio solamente.
Guillermo EsTEvEs,
Comisionado.
Advt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-04-30


ninna, todos los productos de la fin
ca en- question deberan hallar facil
salida sin excesivos gastos de trans
porte.
3, Soy de opinion que una explota-
ci6n de esta finca por parte del per-
nonal de mi departamento y usando
de los confnados de presidio ayuda-
ria mucho a hacer que esta institu-
ci6n Sc mantuviese con los productos
de sus propios terrenos.
Ell reconocimiento de esta finca fue
hecho por ell Director de la Estaci6n
Experimental, por ell Jefe de la Di-
vision de Qufmica de aquella insti-
tuci6n y por Ell Comisionado que sus-
cribe.
Respetuosamente,
(Firmado) Carlos E. CHARDON,
Comisionado.
GOBIERNO DE PUERTO RICO
DEPARTAMENTO DE SANDAL
OFICINA DEL COMISIONADO
San Juan, P. R.,
Abril %, 1924.
Cimisi6n Econ6mica de la
Legislature de Puerto Rico,
San Juan, P. r.
Senores:
Despues de una inspection y es-
tudio detenido de todas las fincas
que Sc han sometido a mi conside-
raci6n para ell establecimiento del
Manicomio Insular, recomiendo sea
adquirida la propiedad del Sr.- Girls
piniano Lopez, de Rio Piedras, por
las siguientes razones:
1.-Por colindar en- todo su frente
con los terrenos del Sanatorio In
sular, que unidos a los de la finca
de referencia formarfan una parce-
la de terreno de primera calidad, de
2.-Por tener una carretera ter
minada y por ser de facil acceso a
las lineas de luz electrical y la tu-
IBERIA del nuevo acueducto.
3.-Porque tanto ell cultivo de am
bas fincas como ell funcionamiento
de las distintas dependencies que
Sc establezcan para uso com1n, CO.
mo: vaqueria, panaderia, talleres,
etc., podrian ser atendidos por aque-
Hos asilados del Manicomio que es-
ten en- condolences de trabajar, sien-
do este ademas un medic logico y
razonable para tratar su condicion
mental.
Ala ayuda mutua de ambas ms
tituciones traerfa consigo una eco
nomfa considerable en- los gastos de
sostenimiento.
5.-Las condolences fisicas del te-
rreno, con una planicie alta y exten-
sa, son suficientes para construir to-
dos los edificios y dependencies con
holgura y comodidad.
En- cuanto las parcelas de la ia
nilia Emanuelli, convene que pi-
dan informes al Comisionado del In
terror, al Attorney General y al Co.
misionado de Agriculture y Traba-
jo, por no estar bajo mi jurisdiction
las instituciones que han de ser cons
truidas en- elias.
Muy atentamente,
(Firmado) P. N. ORTIZ, NJ. u.
Comisionado de Sanidad.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-04-30

AAnPOA SdAISS ue las lHSCItuClOicS QuS
pueden asi ser abastecidas estan ra-
dicadas en- San Juan, siendo esta
una de las razones por las cuales
debe darse preferencia a las fincas
situadas en- las cercanias de la Ca
pital. Esto ademas es conveniente
para faeilitar la supervision ms
pecci6n diaria por parte de los De-
tpartamentos administrative de San
Juan que tienen a su cargo la direc-
ci6n del manicomio> y penitenciarfa,
permitiendo con clio la mas pronta
soluci6n a los problemas dificulta-
des que pudieran surgir en- la mar
cha de los mismos.
De todas las fincas ofrecidas en-
los alrededores de San Juan, creo
preferible la de los senores antes
mencionados por las siguientes cir
cunstancias:
Las referidas fncas colindan con
los terrenos del Sanatorio Insular
de Rio Piedras. Este Sanatorio dis
pone de una gran cantidad de te-
rreno que por su topografia no sera
utilizado para edifcaciones, en- cam
bio, puede aprovecharse dedicandolo
la fines agrfcolas, en- union de los CO.
rrespondientes al manicomio y peni-
tenciarfa.
| &o1sr do l. 81 IT,
perimental de Rio Piedras estan muy
cercanoS las fincas recomendadas
y en- el future es factible unir los
terrenos de dichas fincas con los de
la mencionada Estacion y los del Sa-
natorio Insular, adquiriendo los te-
rrenos Intermediates y obteniendo
asf un gran predio de terreno donde
los confinados y dementes podran
ejecutar los trabajos agricolas bajo
la Immediate direction de las auto
ridades de la Estaci6n Experiment
tai.
Los terrenos ofrecidos por los Sc
flores Joaquin Emanuelli Y Crispinia-
no Lopez y Sra. Angela Emanuelli
de Amy, reunen adernas los requisi-
tos. enumerados en- la resolution de
esa Comisi6n. En- total componen una
superficie de $50 cuerdas aproxima-
damente estan situados una dis
tancia aproximada de 1000 metros
de la poblacion de Rio Piedras.
, Teniendo un frente de 800 metros
a la carretera que conduce al Sa-
natorio; puede decirse que practica-
mente estan situados sobre la carre-
terra central. La tuberia del acue-
ducto de San Juan que atraviesa es-
tas fincas puede suministrar ell aqua
para ell consume domsstico ademas
cuentan con cursos de aqua natu-
rales para el uso del ganado. Las
! lineas que actualmente suplen de
fuerza luz al Sanatorio, que, como
Sc ha dicho, colinda con estas fincas,
pueden utilizarse tambien para SUI
plir corriente electrical los edifcios
/ en- proyecto.
El que suscribe ha visitado los te-
rrenos en- question Y cree que sus
condiciones de hygiene Y salubridad
son buenas y que SON terrenos fer
tiles. Estos dos aspectos de la cues
ton seran tratados por los Depar-
| tamentos competentes.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-04-30

LOS MEJORES Y MAS ELE.
GANTES Muehles para 81 Hogar los
encontrara por el mas bajo precio en-
GONZALEZ PADrN 90. Adyt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-04-30

ST listed QUIERE estar STEM
pre- al tanto de Las lltimas modas, Vi
site con frecuencis 3 GONZALEZ PA
DIN 90, Adyt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-04-30
DEPARTAMENTO DEL
INTERIOR
Abril 25, 1924.

ADrlI 90, IOG4'
Hon. Presidente,
Comision Econ6mica
de Legislature,
San Juan, P. R.
Sefor:-
A continuation tengo ell honor de
exponer ante esa Honorable Con1i-
sion, las razones que me indujeron
recomendar ell primer lugar en- el
orden de preferencia para las fincas
ofrecidas por los senores Joaquin
Emanuelli, Crispinano Lopez la
senora Angela Emanuelli de Amy,
para ell emplazamiento de los edifi-
clos Manicomio Penitenciaria.'
He tenido presente al considerar
las diferentes fncas ofrecidas, no
solamente las ventajas que estas
ofrecen para la construction de los
edifcios en- ST, sino que tambien las
CIRCUMSTANCES de que tanto los con-
fnados como los asilados del mani
comic, seran ocupados en- las faenas
agrfcolas necesarias. para la explo-
tacion del predio de terreno en- que
han de enclavarse los expresados
edifcios. En- mi concepto esta cir
cunstancia debe tenerse en- cuenta al
determinar la parte de la isla en-
que deben erigirse el manicomio y
la penitenciarfa, por la raz6n de que
los productos que Sc obtengan del
cultivo de sus terrenos habran de
dedicarse no solamente al abasteci-
miento de las instituciones en- cues
ti6n, sino tambien otras institu-
clones del Gobierno y para que este
sea factible, es conveniente que los
transportes puedan efectuarse eco
nomicamente y en- ell menor tempo
possible. La mayor parte Y las mas
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-04-30
Atentamente,

(Fdo.) Guillermo ESTEVES,
Comisionado.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-02-29

Western" brand rMohair' or Rubber
dressing In h-pint or quart cans. prices
from SOC 20 si.i5, according to sire, 1-quar
can khaki for sport tops, $50.
"Black Duck" brandt pit, sI.oo; / at.
$50. "Leath-rnu"-is pf., l5c; pit. s5e
and q,- si.35.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-02-29
Kincaid Ships
Parasites for
Earwig Remedy
LENA Flies Poison
Reservation" of
Seattle Pests

Wa have Indian reservations aud
military reservations galore. but u
has remained Tor tho unlveEnliy u
Washington to como forward with
tho most unique type Of allan ear
wiz reservation.
Recently Prof Tfsyor kincaid 70
csiyed shipment OF the irina fly
from Francs. The ieini ny IL n
deadly enemy Of the earwiE. belng
parasite OF the post ana poisoning
is body and eggs.
Already the iclnas have paid a
Walt 20 certain number of ear
wigs collected BY thr professor for
tho purpose. ana IN about two weeks
tho diseased bugs are 70 be ''sa'
OUT somewhere on the campus
where they viii begin spreading tbs
fnaiaay among their kindred
Tho exact location Of tho ''rcser'
yasiun has not been decided upon
hut students AFRO daily expecting the
appearance Of aigns reading, PCT
haps. Earwig Reservation - kesf
on"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-02-29
MEXICO LOANED
20 MILLIONS
American and British Cap
ItalistS Provide New Sum
nN AI.IIlrn q. II. IIART

III fAii mn VI ~ hAhhi
Omitted l'rcaa stair Correspondent
MEXICO CITY. Fcb. 20. proal.
dent ohregon has signed a decree
putting into operation five contracts
with American capitalists. whereby
Mexico obtains a loan Of tas.0Ooooo.
Tho sienatories. beside tho Mex.
can government. were tho Wolyinc
limo. &. "A, Loriliard and tho Duke
tobacco interests.
The Wolvino obtained $4,000. 900
from British capitalists and lonn
or $40 100000 from the American TO.
bacoo people thru sale ot dobonluroa.
and agreed 10 loan Mexico SIS 600.
900 from the money thus obtained.
Tho repayment OF the loan II 10 be
amortlzed over "a period OF 20 years
with Q per cent interest
Former Senator James Hamilton
Lewis was ono OF the representatives
OF tho American interests LOWS
and his associates concluded nego'
tntious az the national palace.
According % The contracts signed,
Mexico geH SlO.0oQ.e0o March J.
49, o0.o0o April ! and the balance
or 100000 May /.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-02-29
Lucky Day For Jones
When He Found Tanlac

absolutely all n. 1 just dragged
along. unable to cat or sleep much.
or do any work for almost year.
and my hope OF recovery had grown
very weak
FINALLY, however the lucky day
eame that brought Tanihc 10 my no.
iice. and Tanlac ~ the answer 10
tho splendid health J have enjoyed
ever since it put me on nay fee, five
years ago. now weigh ono hun
dred and seyontyflve pounds and
couldn't ask % feel better"
Tanlac IL FOR sale BY All good drug.
Rists. Accept no substitute. Over
30 million bottles sold.
Tnks Tanlae Vegetable Pllis.-Ad
vrftlfemeni.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-02-29

white lies. did IL enough to learn
that you cant get away with II.
Since then have followed the die.
tates ot my conscience. and that Is
the only rule l have found that
makes for great success IN ndvertis-
ing"
DR. Palmer urged tho living OF
positive rather than negative lives IN
both thought and action Don't
walk on tho grass he declared. l. a
negative idea. and would 30 much
better conceived as walk on the
Eldewnlks
Miss Gertrude Lang. priina donna
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-02-29
Doctor Says True
Publicity Valued

Truth in advertising was stressed
iy DR.. u. ]. Palmer. head Of the
Palmer School OF Chiropracsic at
Davenport. Iowa. in an address NJ
the meeting Of the Young Mems
Business club in the Hotel Gowrnau.
Thursday. His subject was Selling
YOURSELF
II used 10 think ! was smart a.
rsriting advertisements" he said.
''and some Of them boricresi on
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-02-29

took out the endowment policy IN
Verm0ntown. Mich. but dropped u
after paying two premiums. The
check Tor $50. insurance company N.
ficinia stated. represented the earn.
ings Of his policy tho first two years
he Carried II.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-02-29
Seattle Man Was Run
Down, Following Pneu-
monia-T anlac Re-
stored His Health

"Aly friends. who saw me before 1
began taking Tanlae. thought J
would never cut another piece Of
meat. but have surprised them an.
Tor J now weight mofa and enjoy
more robust health than ] ever did
IN my life" Is the striking statement
made recently b. John =. Jones, we'll
known butcher and market owner.
1903 y. ssnd ~. Seattle. Wash.
Hack IN 1918 spell Of typhoid
pneumonia left me weighing only one
hundred and twenty-five pounds. and
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-02-29
1urY.nE .scAnnING- TTl

Kind Lady Boys, hoyEl You
mustn't fight. Don't YOU know this
Is sunday
small Boy-Aw. nhucies. lady. No
don't belong 20 none OF them labor
unlora. Life.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-02-29
Receive Earnings
of Old Insurance

A check for premiums on a life IN
hurance policy that had lapsed 30
years ago. was received Thursday by
8. l.. Wizard, 100 y. Goth ~. Wizard
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-02-29
Says College Students
TLiterate DTUnkGrdS

CHICAGO, Feb 29.-Large numbers Of college students
~ are drunkards gamblers and ieterae Albert Parker
Fitch former professor Of history at Amherst college de-
clared IN speech at the National Educational association
convention here.
"They are dull because they won't study" he said
They think they sent TO college to learn to make mon
ey prepare for matrmony
"fhey read frothy stories, strong card games
gossip and athletic contests Religion nothing to
them They are product Of our modern society"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-02-29

The public is not so much inter.
-, ss'ed In what reofnaw Is a. where
he gets it.--L.fe
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-02-29

p blossom Time" and Hollis Ia.
yenny. iss leading man. sang severn,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-02-29

for Ford cars. Guaranteed 10 cut fuel
cost. increase mileage, decrease carbon, give
more flexibility, greater power, and fully
satisfy the user. There arc no moving parts.
nothing requiring constant adjustment. In
stalled in few QAOr
minutes. Our price ........ D4.OO
The Washington times., 1924-05-27

ITO secure the pick and choice OF
the markets offering, in the exact
quantity you desire and at great
saving Of time You will be sur
prised .sto note the increased pur.
chasing power of your dollar at
a Piggy Wiggly store.
The convenient merchandise ar.
rangement Of a Piggy Wiggly store
is the result of years Of experience
In actual store operation In various
parts of the country.
More than $500 Of these stores
are today serving the. best neighbor-
hoods in various cities located from
coast to coast, and each store is
identical with each Of the forty.one
Piggy Wiggly stores right here In
Washington. II YOU are not already
awaiting yourself Of the convenience
and: Se6i1onny .Of shopping in q Pig:
gly Wiggly store, you surely owe 1t
to yourself and family to spend q
few moments today in the pleasant
diversion Of an inspection tour
through a Piggy Wiggly store.
There is one located conveniently
near your homes You will find no
one4 there to urge you to buy, but
you Will learn OF q new and conve.
nient way to secure your family
provision requirements on q most
satisfactory and economical basis
and you IL enjoy lit, too.-Advt.
The Washington times., 1924-05-27

one tablespoon water. when boiled
add one tablespoon maraschino.
POT-AU.TEU. b!
Three pounds rump beef, one.
half pound knuckle veal, two veal
bones, one bunch leels, one bunch
carrots, one onion medium size),
one stalk celery, one celery root
two tnrnips. one ripe tomato. pep
per and salt.
Elm soup kettle with water, add
pepper and salt and let come. to a
boil. Add meat. Boil d few min.
utes and skim of grease. Then
put in vegetables, whole, and let
boil slowly four and one.half hours.
Before serving let stand Okeeping
hot) twenty minutes. This IL served
as two courses, soup, meat and
vegetables.
GATEAU-AU.CEIoCO LlATE.
Melt three squares sweet clloco.
late in one.half cup water. Cook
four tablespoons cream OF wheat In
one pint milk sweetened with two
tablespoons sugar. Flavor with va.
nilla. When mixture is thick add
melted chocolate. Take from fire
and odd one egg beaten separately.
Melt about one CUP sugar in fry
ing pan over hot fire. When cara,
melized pour into hot baking dish,
spreading sides as well as bottom.
Then pour In chocolate mixture and
cook one-half hour in slow oven.
--AdVt.
The Washington times., 1924-05-27
How Piggy WiggIy
Stores Received /.
Their Name.

Many persons wonder how
Piggy Wiggly stores got their
name. Here's the explanation:
The founder first originated
the scheme Of doing away with
clerks so as to reduce cost and
enable purchasers to buy more
cheaply. Then he conceived the
idea Of having a turnstile lead
ing into aisles which would con-
vey the customers through all
parts Of the store so that they
would pass every variety Of
article in the establishment,
conveniently placed on shelves.
With the physical layout de-
vised and the merchandising
method standardized and sim
plified, name was next in or
Ger. Since the presence of peo-
pie strolling through the wind
ing aisles suggested little pig
gies Wiggling through fences In
search Of food, the name Pig
ely Wiggly came to mind.
This was decided upon delib-
erately to make people laugh
and put them in good humor.
It was figured that because of
the unusualness of the name it
would impress itself upon the
minds of men and women and
that their curiosity would be
aroused to see the inside Of the
store and make purchases in it.
How successfully the psyche
logical plan worked out is best
demonstrated by the presence
of hundreds of thousands of
Piggy Wiggly customers who
refuse to deal anywhere else.
All of which goes to prove
again that "The ideas the
thing."-Advt,
The Washington times., 1924-05-27
POLISHING GIVES RICE
ITS LUSTROUS SHEEN

Pearly luster is given rice by
polishing to make it more attract.
i've in appearance.
When removed from the hulls
rice is brownish in color and has
a nutty flavor. The polishing OF
rice is effected by friction Of the
rice grains against pieces Of moose
hide or sheepskin, which has been
tanned and worded to a wonder.
full degree of softness. This skin
Is tackled around a revolving cyl
aRder of wood and wire gauze. The
cylinders are kept constantly in
motion and thus polish each grair
Of rice like a gem.-Advt.
The Washington times., 1924-05-27
French Recipes.
CIIICHN LORRAINH

- y Il
One and seven-eighths cups flour,
one-third cup butter or other short.
ening, one.half teaspoon salt, one.
half cup milk.
FILLING.
Beat together two eggs, two CUPS
milk. one teaspoon flour and speck
salt. Pour over dough and then add
slice OF ham or lean bacon,
shredded. Cook IN q hot oven one.
half hour.
Filling may be sweetened instead
Of adding meats.
ONION SOUP.
Slice five good.sized onions ana
brown in frying pan with butter
size OF an egg. Then fill frying
pan with boiling water and cook
twenty minutes. Season with salt
and pepper. Line soup toureen
with small, thin slices OF bread
and one-quarter pound grated cheese
(Swiss). Pour in soup and stir well
before serving.
CREPES VERY THIN PANCAKEG)
Three eggs (beaten), one and one.
half cups milk, one cup flour. salt
to taste, one tablespoon oil.
Mix together ingredients and beat
thoroughly, spread, Cook very thin
In large cakes on q hot creased
gliddle: when brown on one side
turn and brown on the other.
Spread with q little jam and roll
UP. Dust with powdered sugar.
SAVARIN FRENCH COFFEE
CAKED.
Four cups flour, one cup milk,
one tablespoon sugar, one and one
half cups butter, one teaspoon salt,
five eggs, one-half ounce com.
pressed yeast, rind of one lemon,
two tablespoons marachino.
Stir milk, yeast and one cup Of
flour, and let It raise. Then add the
other ingredients, beat until very
smooth and light. Butter several
large ring forms or Knolds, sprinkle
with chopped almonds and half fill
with the dough. Let rise to the ton
Of the mold ana bake in a moderate
oven. When baked, turn from the
mold and pour over the following
strip: Cook two tablespoons sugar,
The Washington times., 1924-05-27
irish Recipes..
IRISH STEW.

Two pounds lean mutton. three
or four onions. six potatoes. salt.
Cut the mutton In pieces about
four inches square and have
1t sliced about one inch In thick
ness. Cut the onions in thick
slices. Place the mutton, onions
and salt In q suitable container
and simmer slowly in sufficient
water to cover the meat and vege
tables for about one and one-hali
hours. Add potatoes cut in halves.
Simmer all for another half hour
or until the potatoes are tender
Serve.
KOHL-CANNoN.
Six potatoes. one white turnip,
two parsnips, two onions, salt and
pepper.
BON the vegetables together and
mash them. Place melted butter
over the top.
POTATO CREDIBLE CAKES.
Potatoes, salt and flour.
Mash freshly boiled potatoes un-
til very smooth. Add the salt and
work in enough flour TO make a
soft dough. Roll out one-half inch
in thickness and cut In round
cakes. Bake on an oiled griddle
and brown on both sides. !.
POTTED HERRING.
Fresh herring, salt and pepper
four cloves, pinch of mace, pinch
OF allspice, two bay leaves.
Bone and roll the herring. Place
half of the seasonings in the bot
tom Of the pan, then place the her
ring in the pan and then add the
rest of the seasoning sprinkled
over fish. Add q little water and
then add brown vinegar to cover
the fish. Bake In a slow oven
Serve cold.
IRISH POTATO CAKES.
One pint mashed potatoes. one
pint sifted flour, four teaspoons
The Washington times., 1924-05-27
Piggy Wiggly Economies
u Passed on. to Customers

sea The law Of compensation is as
.ssg surs de the law Of gravity. Ifyou
are willing to Inconvenience your
sleelf only to the degree Of ordering
Il your grocery requirements over the
I telephone you have no one but
i, Eoursslf' ia, blame il you do not
! 4g receive the pick Of the market, /.
Il That ii not the way you select q
]. s., new hat, Or gown You go persons
ID saay to the .shopr, and look them
sh!OVers and carefully too. Yet do
! u Won real3se just how much more
Of the family: money goes to the
nt.AcnrxLa man A1tat. n1 AZ naad-
The Washington times., 1924-05-27
Consumption Of Milk
+. In u. S. AZ Gallons
Per Capita

Milk comes close to perfec-
ton in food. On it one can
sustain life. The fact that In
fants are, reared on it, and that
sufferers from some forms Of
wasting disease are supplied it
in large quantities is proof Of
it's value.
A member Of the University
Of California faculty in the ag-
ricultural department gives out
some figures on milk 'consump-
ton in various countries. It
is highest in Sweden, where
sixty-nine gallons per capita
are consumed. In the United
States the per capita consump-
ton is forty-two gallons per
year.
A horizontal increase in these
figures would be, Of immeas-
urable benefit to American
health without Q doubt. It is
on the increase. Nothing is do
ing more toward that end than
the growing practice Of supply
ing milk at mid-morning lunch
cons in our public schools
Advt.