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The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-05-13
Social Calendar

I The hoard of trustees of Katherine Inn will hold their regular monthly meeting at 10 80 clock Tuesday morn ing at the inn.
 Mir. and Mrs. R.. D. odell will enter tain the Blnes Bird band of Arena chapter, Or E. &. Thursday evening, May 1j. with q measuring party at her home. SIT South Nineteenth street. A cordial invitation has been extended fb all members of the chapter. ] The Junior league will meet Wednes- day morning at 10 80 o'clock at the Independent Presbyterian church.
 Mrs. Allbrifton, chairman of the membership committee of the League of Women Voters, announces that the Nfah long luncheon which was to have been given today has been postponed until after the state convention in Gads- den
 The monthly meeting of the ChiI- dren's hospifal win be held Wednesday at 10:30 a. m. at the hospital
 Mrs. James E. 1Alsston win address the College club Tuesday at 3 p. m. at the Blue Triangle club room.
 The Democractic Woman.s club of Jefferson county will have a call meet ing. Thursday at 10 80 a. m. in the ladies' room of the Tutwiler. Every member is urged to attend and all in tenested are invited. <
 The graded union will meet Wednes. day at 10 a. m. in the Sunday school building of the First Methodist church.
 The Uflman school Improvement as- sociation will have the last meeting officers will take place. All members urged to attend.
 The West End Catholic woman's club will meet Wednesday at 2:30 at the home of Mrs. D. J. Thornton on Tuscaloosa avenue. Mesdames Thorn ton and Roser hostesses.
 The Twentieth Century. Housekeep- CTS, club will meet with Mrs. Ruth Davidson at the home of Mrs. Arlie Barber; S006 Arola avenue, Wednesday affernoan at 2:30 o'clock.
 The first meeting of Circle No. , of the Soutnsids Baptist Church Woman's Missionary society will be held with Mrs. T. C.. pardis at the residence of Mrs C.. L.. Hammond. 1880 Thirteenth avenue. south, Thursday, May 10, at n o'clock. All members are urged to be present, as this is the first meeting and very Important. ! Yancey chapter. U. D. C., will hold it's regular meeting Wednesday after noon, Max 14,. at the Tutwiler hotel, with Mrs. Charles s. Simmons hostess.
 UE
 Yancey chapter, U. ID. C., will give it's annual card party May 2S at the
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-05-13

xery sweet dressing n1a rsune sugar and leave uur fhe nn- Or if your family is Eora of vuy spicy things. add any zanDunr and any kind of seasoning and spices you like Suir y'UursrF. There is really nDthing eaxsrrn ID make than a good rnayrnmasse
 and you knpw how good m s bccause yOu know fAazf Ir is made of Wrssps Oil. a SxsE sx and psU spices.
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By Banner

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cloak over Ruth Markham's shoulders II heard her say:
 Don't forget. Be there at 1. We will have a long afternoon"
 ''I shall not forget" The words were nothing. But both looks and voices left no doubt that my husband had made a luncheon appointment with the widow. Once again all the happiness I had felt was gone '@
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EWaPEKyR M


 " E sseiGEed 10 give a IhgiEtze fur Aunt CsEu1ilia.; trt1t iIs. Mfun-
 Eille SD iIsciiied <ii5e was R wgry expert plzggr and rHEIty GEzHh maEe far 1t rhzn fBr any 81har durm Gf emlharszzzmEnt We WeTe I'D aHEwe HBur lsxhlek BsgaHse 'rfey pAEHgd 7 HBB6 gnnze 2 DzamxiIlR 'HIlBWEd mR tt0 1TsEftR IumR znd AIfrsd CabBt. alsB H&xzBn 1EcEze The Befers NEsER tthR Eat with wham ManwIEie Nas Iu6Imzas. zauR 9if rhMm mzzhsEs of tie sczErd tlEEb hxEm wiEHsGa | had heen hursRd NkE. and Afrs. %aUnsn 8z Mnd Mrs. EfuEiSEs, Ha1fth N1Mrkhzm Mnd 'gGhErs. thsGsEd ttB Ehkgxe nhR NartBmz I kneE Ann %HrtBn WruIilfl wzEHh every mgNe AkHHEilhe matfR sEnH nnen rzlk absut 1t I was BEIHe AEe WgQld Z1ue her HgnsUn beczuae wihan nsHTf NlzrkhMm NEas aFDuHd ltIR ssHmzn
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. aramount Club Entertain At
 Wienie Roast

Mir. and Mrs. J. V. Arnold were the chaperons for . merry party the past week when the members Of the Para mount club entertained R number of their friends with wiener roast at the road house on Red mountain
 The party went out early in the eve ming and enjoyed a picnic, to which wRE added roasted wienies and tsaEtsd marshpellows, prepared over . bonfire The members of the club whe- were hosts on this occasion were John n Miller, Charles Burnett, Lewis Wood, Hubert Cartwright, Cecil Mathews. the guests being Elveree Arnold, Caire Cook, Louise Noakes, Elizabeth Pitt man, Margaret Ford, Ruth Miller. Kath- crime McNally, Marian Delaney, Vim cent Arnold, Samuel Benton, Garnet Janney. John Benton and George Reg holds.
 SCHOOL IMPROVEMENT ASS0- CLAYTON TO MEET
 The School Improvement association of the Phillips High school win meet Wednesday afternoon at 2;S0 in the high school auditorium.
 A program of interest to all high school patrons will be presented. MISS Ruth Hill Carr, a member of the stu dent body, will present, in a reading, the work of the expression department. One of the classes of the physical cnl- ture department will give n demonstra- tion of the work of that departent. Jack Turner, state champion in the national oratorical contest, q boy of whom Fhil- lips High, Birmingham, and the state 0f Alabama are justly proud, will deliver the oration that won for him this honor.
 Following this program, a business session wi be held for the election of officers ff the coming year.
 Mothers e urged to attend as large representahsf is most earnestly desired
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FRENCH DREEzENE


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 To six tablespoons uf Eezsnn Oil add two tablespoons of lemon juice or vinegar, One- third teaspoon of salr and a Erw grains each of pzPusEa and pepper. Srir we'll. Aaa a HsHae chopped onion or Crumbanz cheese or the yDlk of a hand boiled egg. or chiwrs. or nzus- tard, or WOrcrsrrrxhire Szuue nr any seasoning ID give Ehis arrus- ing a nrwrrlish whrn nyuu wzmr a change.
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himself to an 6Ee eTeRm Sadn frun the ulRESc sBaa w1rEr xaranG
 This mnae him ssad sxar sss muah Rer- ter and he aihBUghn sf a SgAeme ua faaI the kRERs6Ex wh7Ie he enIawef tRe. sn1hs.
 n waA eamJnre sIse AsKlfv hsrse awer again and mIakR hum eaEne hnrk henv E7' the cumming &hnzmn said And RR gwt out every Inst gue af Riz eamIlzrin= charms, ezun ahe BEsHt Bsg ct q grzzz.- hopper whicih1 wasn't hardly even a teHny weRnE hun anzAEitah. and Suam he made tbe SHmjHrTng mmg6r.
 Thrn whrn he hn1 sanasAnz he ddip1H,F up 1sn E2RzssR af 6ce eream SaEEa wxrsr and with HlhRse Hn FrQma aE hmm. hR wz1tea until 1ihe h8ahw bsrse zhauaE re- turn.
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yET,yET AND FUR MULES

Black velvet mules are lined with pink satin and edged with white fur. Black velvet slippers for evening have slen-i der strap from the toe to the instep strap.< This piece is nearly covered by slender rhinestone ornament.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-05-13
BASKET FOR THE KNTTTER

A gay work basket winch on account of its shape is particularly adapted to holding knitting is made of wicker and red leather. The knitting needles fit closely to the lid and there is a pocket at each end for wool.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-09-19
INDIANAPOLIS TO
eLEBANON ROAD
PAVED SEPT. 70
South Bridge, Near Upton,
Hamilton County Liner
Completed,

Pavement viii be completed be
tween Indianapolis and Lebanon by
Sept 20 and traffic using the new
hard surface road the entire distance
In about three weeks, John D. VIII
Hans, State highway director, said
today. More than nineteen miles
has Been in use for several weeks.
Williams said the south bridge
Aeor the TiptOn-Hamilton County
line on No. 1 is completed, and but
two run-arounds remain in force be
tween Indianapolis and KokOmO. .
PavemeT< laying is progressing on
No. % between Indianapolis and
Martinsville, with local traffic using
parts of the new road.
Indications were that practically
all pavement under contrace this
year Will be finished if present IA
vorable weather continues a few
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And Verify He Fire-EScabed

She was the wife Of a prom
inent professional man of In
dianapolis. They were touring
the East and had registered at
an Atlantic City hotel. She
was a safesy-first enthusiast.
The first thing she did after be-
ing shown to her room was to
look fer the fire escape. She
found a door over which there
was a sign indicating a, fire es-
cape. Opening the door to make
sure how she would get out in
case of a fire, she found-not a
fire escape, but a gentleman
enjoying a bath. CONSERVATION
on both sides for a moment and
then
"Oh, I'm very sorry. I was
just looking for the fire escape.
I didn't know"
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Fire? Migodr'
The gentleman of the bath
rose out of the tub like a ty-
phoon. swooped up his clothes
and dashed out of the door past
the astounded woman.
Not to let him escape under
such erroneous impressions, she
started after him, the bather
shouting "Fire! at the top of
his voice. In a moment the cor
ridQC was seething with guests
looking for convenient windows
to jump from, the mob being led
by a gentleman in his birthday
clothes followed by the protesting
wife of the indianapolis profess
sional man.
No one knows how the thing
ended.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-09-19

komo and Peru. South of india polls de
tour via Dudleytown between Seymour and
Crothersville account construction near up
per Muscatatuck River Detour account
construction south of Scottsburg, and be-
tween Perry and Sellersburg.
Note: Northwest traffic out of Indian
apolis advised TO take State Road No l TO
paved county road east of Sheridan and
continue west through Sheridan to State
Road Is. thus avoiding that section of No.
33 west of Westfield upon which there is
bridge construction.
No. 3 (Terre Haute, Indianapolis. Rich
mond Exercise care at bridge in Cam
bridge City. One-way bridge at Putnam
vile Narrow grade at Glenn, three miles
east of Terre Haute.
No. g Madison. Greens ourg. Indianapo-
lis. Oxford detouring at bridge at
Fiackville and at about three miles south
east of Lebanon traffic may now use
nineteen miles of new pavement between
Indianapolis and Lebanon. Closed for paw
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-09-19

ing from two and one-half miles southeast
OF New Bethel to Shelbyville, detour via
Acton.
No. ~ (Vincennes. Spencer. Martins
run-around at four miles south of Freedom.
No. 10 Indianapolis. Logansport Mich
Igan line)--Due to Marion County paving
leave Indianapolis via N. Meridian ST.
on Springmill road to detour. Follow de-.
tour to No. 10. Detour two and one half
miles north OF Marion County line around
one head bridge construction. Closed for
three miles south of Knox.
No. % English. PaoH Mitchell Bed
ford, bloomington. MartinsvilEe, Indianapo-
lis --Through traffic use No. II between
indianapolis and Martinsville as % is be-
ing paved. Construction north of Bloom
inston. detour had. Closed between OoIitic
and Bedford account street paving, detour
rough. Construction south of PaoIl
AVOID IF POSSIBLE. Bridge poject south
of Harrodsburg.
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weeks lOnuger. More than 800 miles
Of new pavement have been COM
pleted so far this season, the road di-
rector said.
Road conditions:
No. L New Albany. Indianapolis
South Bend. Michigan linel-Pavement
from Indianapolis to Koiyomo. but traffic
should drive carefully over two roadside
run -aTounds at bridge projects near the
Hamilton-TiptOn County line. Take
marked detour north of KokomO via Bun
ker Hin account construction between Ko-
Win part Of S15.OOO.OO cash prizes. All
money paid before Christmas. Simply
solve "Spark-PIug" Puzzles. Cash awards
every week. See tOmOrrow's Sunday Chi
cag0 Herald and Examiner for first puzzle.
Order today from De Wolf News Co., Is =.
Senate Ave. Main S7.-Advertisement.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-09-19
DIRECTORS TO ASSIST
Chamber of Commerce Board to At
tend Exposition Opening.

Chamber Of Commerce directors
will be members Of a reception COM
mittee for Chamber of Commerce
day, Oct. d, at the second Indian
apolis Industrial Exposition at State
Playground, Henry l.. Dithmer an
nounced.
Recommendation Of civic affairs
committee that cooperation be given
the Junior Chamber of Commerce in
campaign to impress all citizens
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-09-19
AGAINST DRIVER LICENSE
Conductors Union Committee Takes
Stand on Legislation.

Proposed law to license all auto
mobile drivers is opposed by the
Brotherhood Of Railroad Conductors.
Indiana executive committee, meet
ing at the Denison also went on rec
ord in favor of a law to require mo-
florists to stop at grade crossings.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-09-19
RHEUMATISM
PILE REMEDIES

50c Man Fan Pile Ointment $500. 30
J0c DR.. Young'S Pile Ointment. 30
zoe Hemroid Cones .........3 80
t1t AdHoiuS 1900. 5S
$50 Anusol Suppositories .... .9S
SOC Unguentine Cones ..... 30
S12O Pyramid Pile Supposi-
toIics .ss-..-' ~
Coo Pyramid Pile Suppositories 80
Coz Pyramid Ointment ......... 40
S1.25 Hem Roid (internaD ..... .9s
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FACE LOTIONS

800 Kinds Honey and Al. CrT4c
Sc Holmes FrcstiIla -........-..e4c
SOC Orchard White .--------.---S9 o
76c Oriental Cream .. 59c
81 80 Oriental Cream -..S1.I0
4Oc GIycerine Lotion ..25c
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FOOT REMEDIES

&c Allen root Ease -...-........ FAC
BIC CalOcide Comp ..-.....-.2 zoe
Doc liz Observation-Disclosures. 20c
BIC Freezone OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 29c
35c Gets-It observation-disclosures. gee
Jlc Ice MINIS Observation-Disclosures. see
35c Blue Jay Liquid ........29 $50
25c Blue Jay Corn Pads ...I9c
25c Blue Jay Bunion Pads ......I9o
15c Corn Pads. any shape .....IOc
15c Bunion Pads, any shape LEO
S1.00 Fairy Foot Bunion Pads. $40
Doe Gypsy Foot Relief ........... 39c
25c Fairy Foot Powder ...I0c
35c Scholl Zinc Pads ......... 29c
25c Johnson's Foot Soap ...... 100
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-09-19
DYSPEPSIA
REMEDIES

75c Bellans $50
&c Bellans Observation-Disclosures. .I0o
30c Stuart's Charcoal Tablets Rie
Goo Pare's Diapepsin Tablets ....39c
Goo Fairchild'S Ess. Pepsin ADO
s100 Fairchild's Syrup Pepsin. SIC
t1.20 Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin -. $40
COO Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin ....44o
25c Charcomints ...............I Ice
soc Eatonlc Observation-Disclosures. .39c
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with Importance of voting in Novem-
Der was Endorsed at directors
meeting Thursday.
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MOUTH WASHES
DEODORIZERS
SOAPS

i0c Palmolive Soap ....-....3 for 20o
zoe Armour's Stork CASTLE ....-13c
20c BOcabeln CASTLE .-13c
&c Clayton's Dog Soap ..--....-.19o
25c Cuticura Soap. 19c; fOr...-5Jo
30c Packers Tar Soap ..-...23o
eOc Packers Liquid Tar Soap ..45c
25c Pears Glycerine Soap, 19c,
3 for Observation-Disclosures. 55c
zoe Pears Cnscented Soap -.I5c
l0c Jergen's Violet Glyc. Soap. =. SC
25c Glover's Dog Soap .-.-.----. 100
&c Woodbury's Facial Soap LEE
Soc ResinOl soap -l6c
60c Societi Hygienique Soap .-.-45c
Csc Germicidal Soap ..19c
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-09-19
ASTHMA REMEDIES

$3.50 SchiTman's Asthmsdor. $50
6oc Schihman's Asthmsdor 800. 45c
SOC Schiffman's Cigarettes soc
SOC Harris Swedish Asthma
Remedy Observation-Disclosures.
lOB Harris Swedish Asthma
Remedy Observation-Disclosures. TAG
Sl.JU Harris Swedish Asthma
Remedy observation-disclosures. Csc
zoe VEN S9c
Soc Pages AsthmatIc Inhalers. go
zoe Pages Asthmatic Inhaiers. lsc
$40 Pages Asthmatic In
AdirAS ..--.-..-- SSc
3.c Marshalls Cubeb Cigarettes. go
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-09-19
LAXATIVES
HAY FEVER
REMEDIES
FOR THE BABY

- I1Cito 9Sc
tHc Robinson Barley ..... $40
3Jc Robinson Barley .......20o
3Jc Brook Baby Barley gee
6Gc Merck's Mix Sugar.....44c
soc Bordens Matted 39c
lac CASTLE Soap. for....25c
15c Hygea Bottles, for...25o
lie Hygea Breasts. for.........25o
DC Mennens BOrated Tale. 49,. 100
DC J. & J. Baby Talc..I9o
pc Borden's Eagle Brand,
6oc California Syrup Of Figs. $50
SOC Castor OH. Tasteiess ........1so
Doc Hands Baby Remedy
soc Jayne's Nermifuge. .........39c
@lc Mellin's Food ..............64c
90c Mead's Dextro Maltese .....e4c
1926 Mead's Dextro Maltese. .S2.4s
50c Milk Of Magnesia $50
35c Milk of Magnesia ..........e5o
S--1O Dryco OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES $I.0s
$50 Horlick's Matted Mix go. So 90
S1O0 HOrlick's Matted Mix. 69c
soc Horlick's Matted Milk. 800
Sl.J0 PeptOgiene Powder. SLID
Coo PeptOgiene Powder ...45c
Coo Eskay Food Observation-Disclosures
$500 Nestle Food .s24S
7Jc Nestle Food see
35c Nestle Food .....29c
Class Caps for the milk bottle. 100
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-09-19
FACE POWDERS
Ayers Face Powder.

Armand's Bouquet.
Armand's Cold Cream Powder.
800 AZurea Face Powder ...... 69c
75c BOncilIa Face Powder BE
SOC DER Kiss Face Powder ...-30c
S100 Djer-k Kiss Face Powder ....69c
soc Freeman's Face Powder $40
JOc Java Rice Face Powder see
SOC Mavls Face Powder ...-.....-;jtc
soc POmpeian Face Powder isle
SOC Leyy's LaBldChe Face
Powder NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Sic
s1O0 COty's L'Origan Face
POWDER iSc
s10O Mary Garden Face
Powder NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. sic
Princess Pat Face Powder
SOC Nadine Face Powder ...-.-., SOC
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Ointments and Salves

SOC Cuticura Ointment ...... 300
2jc Cuticura Ointment ..........I9c
Soc ReSinOl Ointment ..........Aio
s120 Resino1 Ointment ......S4o
soc Black and White Ointment a.. SOC
SOC IOdex Observation-Disclosures, .39c
SOC MenthO Sulphur .49c
soc Peterson's Ointment ........49c
&c Arnlca Save -.--.-.----..-. I0c
30c L. and o. Ointment ,........24o
zoe DR.. Hale's Household
Ointment SOC
35c Pick Salves .............2 9o
soc Unguentine .39o
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-09-19
TOOTH PASTES
FOR PYORRHEA
TALCUM POWDERS

Zoe Azurea Talcum PowdCr.
Toe Djer-kiss Talcum Powder 92c
sc J. & J. Baby Talcum .......Iae
Mary Garden Talcum ...........24c
&c Mavis Talcum Powder ......I5o
s1.00 Mavis Talcum Powder ....T4c
25c Blue Rose Tale ......19o
DC B. & B. Baby Talcum ......IGc
SOC Pinaud's Lilac Tale .........39c
20c Boncl1la Talc ..I9c
Chez Lui Tale
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SUMMER DRINKS

SOC Ever Ready Blades ......3tc
SOC Gillette Blades .....--..-...-S7c
k1-OO Gillette Blades .-..---.....74c
SOC Gem Blades $50
85c Keen Kutter Blades .... .29c
55c Enders Blades ...2 zoe
SOC Star Blades .24c
30c Weeks Blades ...24c
SOC Williams Shaving Cream -. SOC
CSC Williams Shaving Cream ..29c
S5c Palmoiive Shaving Cream .2Oc
SOC Mennen's Shaving Cream E. .asc
35c Williams Shaving Stick. ... ESQ
25c Williams Reload ...I9o
S1.OO Bay Rum, L pint .74c
SOC Witch Hazel, l pint .... $50
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-12-10
Ell. CA5O DE
BAMBALTNA

Ahora, hablando de este asunto de
los "chivos" voy a explicarle algo
respecto al case de Bambalina que
tanto nos ha dado que hacer y que
debido la saba decision del Hon.
Juez Rodriguez Sierra los de la Co.
mission hemos logrado no dejarla CO.
rrer con los caballos del pals. La
Comision no tenfa otro remedio que
seguir hasta 10 tiltimo con este ami
NAL, primero porque obraban en-
nuestro poder "affidavits" jurados
declarando que Bambalina era un
animal importado, y segundo porque
el prestigio de la Comisi6n Hipica es-
taba comprometido. Alguien quizas,
ha creido injusto que la Comision no
haya permitido la inscription de es-
| te animal, pero 81 esas. nismas per-
sonas en- cualquier momento traje-
ran a la Conlision Hfpica documen-
tos como los que esta ha recibido con
lrespecto la Bambalina references a
otro caballo cualquiera inscrito como
del pals pendiente de inscription,
la Comisi6n esta dispuesta a actuar
inmediatamente y con la misma ener-
gfa que Sc ha desplegado en- el case
de Bambalina.
Yo espero que ell pIblico que lea
las manifestaciones que lie doy Sc
convencera de la seriedad de la CO.
mission Hfpica, de sus buenos deseos
de defender el deporte hfpico en-
Puerto Rico, de SUI abnegaci6n en-
dar sus noches para investigar todo
10 relaciona6o con las carreras
de que no debe dejarse llevar por
chismes o por personas que ignoran
por complete los trabajos de la Co.
mission.
Cuando la Comision Hipica insert
be un caballo es porque ha agotado
todos los recursos disponibles para
veriticar las declaraciones porque
ellos estan convencidos que asf debe
hacerse. La Comisi6n actual no sc
deja influir nunca por las amista-
des, nj deja que influencias de ningu-
ma clase tengan que yer con sus i'm
parciales decisiones.
Asi termino Mr.. Richardson sus
importantes manifestations, prone
tiendonos tener al publico al corrien-
te de todo 10 que Sc relacione con el
hip6dromo.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-12-10
Mr.. Richardson, presidente..

Sc en- las carreras y despues de la ex-
riraci6n de ese plazo, todo caballo ma
cido en- Puerto Rico que vaya a ser de-
dicado al deporte, tendra que ser ms
critic dentro de cierto periodo de item
Pr despu6s de su nacimiento. De esta
1nanera acabamos con cabalIos de cua-
tro, cinco, seis afios que Sc traen de
vez en- cuando inscribir diciendo que
estaban por los campos en- Ell interior
de la isla.