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The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-11-11

Hundreds of Birmingham Electric Company customers and other local folks ncreasng their earnings by n vesng their idle money in shares of the Companys Pre- ferred Stock These shares pay dividends January 1, April l, July and October 1, which amount to 71-5% year every dollar invested.
 If you had only 10 shares your dividends would amount to $70O0 year. What better for your savings than to make them extra dollars for you? Extra money you won't have to work for It is just like working at one job and drawing salary from two.
 WHY BIRMINGHAM ELECTRIC COM
 PANY STOCK IS BEING SOLD
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-11-11
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The Alaska daily empire., 1924-09-12
COARSE COLD
IS FOUND At
new STRIKE {
Capt. Darlington and Two
Others Return from Re-
ported Gold Discovery

WRANGEl1.. Alaska, Sept 12.=
William Grady, II. L. Ford and
Capt. Sid Darlington have returned
on the Stikine River boat Hazel B.,
fom the Little Eagle River gold
strike east of Dease Lake.
Capt. Barrington1said I'VE found
coarse gold in considerable quanti-
ties and in all of my mining ex-
perience | never have seen anything
like it. All we did was to scratch
little along the rim of a 300-foot
cliff and eight to ten feet bed
rock ground can be easily worked
by pick and shovel"
Capt. Darlington said 20 men
walked 100 miles to stake claims
In the district which is 16 miles
from the government trail.
The Alaska daily empire., 1924-09-12
Stewards of Liners
sHa2 Bear Famous Names

SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. II. -
George Washington signed articles
as waiter ABOARD the Pacific Steam
ship Company's steamer, Fl. f. Al
exaLdei. thus heading the list of
Presidents names now found in the
stewards department, which num-
bers such distinguished persons as
Thomas Jeffersons John Adams, Alb
raham Lincoln. James Garfield. Gro
wer Cleveland. Benjamin Harrison
and William Mckinley. In addition
to the foregoing the Army and Navy
Is represented by U. S. Grant and
George Dewey.
whats in name?" said Perry
Otteson. port steward of the Ad-
miral Line, for in the roster OF
other ships may be found the names
of John l.. Sullivan, Jack Dempsey
Elijah DOVE and Bill Bryan.
The Alaska daily empire., 1924-09-12
MABEL NORMANp
NAMED IN SUIT
FOR A DIVORCE

LOS ANGELES, Cal, Sept. 12.-
Mabel Normand is named in a
counter suit for divorce and the
division of $1,000,000 community
property filed in court by Mrs
Georgia u. Church against Norman
Church Who brought divorce ac
tion against his wife several month:
ago.
Mrs. Church in her complaint
charges her husband had been given
to indiscriminate association with
other women and spept much Of his
time with Mabel Normand, screen
actress. Mrs. Church says her hus-
band and the actress was in the
habit of drinking and swapping
riSquc anecdotes.
The Alaska daily empire., 1924-09-12
JUDGE HOLDS five MONTHS
WEDLOCK is NOT FAIR TEST

WlLKESBORO. Pa. Sept. a.
Holding in effect that five months
was too short time for fair test
OF marriage. Judge Henry w. Fuller.
in the Lawrence County Court. re-
fused divorce asked by Victoria
II. Kimbert frcm John Kimbert. and
directed the respondent to file and
answer to the charge OF desertion,
and that both appear before the court
for a hearing
In declining TO grant the divorce
the judge said.
"Libelant Is respondents second
wife; respondent is hbelants sec
The Alaska daily empire., 1924-09-12

ed two ready-made children to the
alliance: both, therefore. having had
abundant matrimonial experience.
and both being old enough to exer-
else little matrimonial discretion
for the sake of themselves, their
children and the community.
PAIRED in July, pouting for five
months, they parted In December
Such is the brief epitome of
their second experiment.
Five months afford too little time
for fair test. and we are not satis-
fled that good grounds have been es-
tablished by the meager dispositions
which the master returns with his
recommendation of Decree
The Alaska daily empire., 1924-09-12
Hazing Fight Is
Fatal to Student

HARTFORD CITY. Ind, Sept. 12,
William Durf, seventeen, senior in
the local high school. was held by
authorities for questioning In con
nection with the death OF Raymond
Morris. eighteen. who died In a hos
pital as the result of a fist fight
staged by The two youths at the
outskirts of the city for the benefi,
Of eighty lgh school students who
had assembled to watch hazing oil
Morris fourteen-year-old brother Ben
jamin,
The Alaska daily empire., 1924-09-12
BOY SLAYERS, ON WAY TO PRISON.
HAVE NARROW ESCAPE FROM DEATH
Dawes Assails LaFollette i'm
Wisconsin Stronghold; Attacks
Him as Master Demagogue

| MILWAUKEE. Sept. 12.-Charles
G.. Dawes, Republican nominee for
the Vice-P Presidency, in an address
in the La Toilette stronghold last
night attacked United States Sen
| ator Robert NJ. La Toilette, Inde-
pendent candidate for President. as
"the quintessenc eof demagogism.
animated by a vicious purpose to
undermine the Legislative foundation
of this Republic"
Dawes described La Toilette as a
master demagoguer and warned
any party attempting to take the
position on half way ground be-
tween .thosc who favor the con-
situation of the United States and
those who would destroy the essen
tia1 parts.
Dawes sounded a warning and
said zs
You should not be deceived by
catch-all phrases of this master de-
magogue who is ehdeavoring to am
alsamate with the Socialists, flying
the red flag
"Never<in history has, the common
sense of the average individual re-
ceived a greater affront
La Follette's speeches have. rails
ed the question--does he consider
, US a race of fools?'s
Dawes characterized the La Fol-
lette movement as the "culIIiination
of the most dangerous era of de-
magogism through which this .coun-
try has ever passed.
Dawes concluded by saying: This
is government whose policy has
been determined by the ultimate
judgment of the people and has
permanently survived"
The Alaska daily empire., 1924-09-12
DAVIS PUTS IT
STRAIGHT UP IN
Denver ADDRESS
Democratic Nominee Asks
that Republicans Be Held
to Strict Account.

DENVER. Colo, Sept. 12.-Put.
ting to the people of Colorado and
the west the plain question of hon
esty in government" John w Davis,
Democratic nominee for President
asked in his address here last night
that the Republicans be held to
strict account, which is due. in face
Of their administ ration
The address was made in way
which won scores of new friends for
the nominee, his pleasant delivery
and Straightforward manner of
speaking being appreciated.
Davis made plea for constitu-
tional liberty and guarantees.
The Alaska daily empire., 1924-09-12
Suing Wife Says
Mate Ousted Her

OAKLAND, Calf, Sept. 12.-Charg
ing that David J. Jones beat her Sc
veiely after unjustly accusing hei
of paying too much attention to an
orbCr dian at a dance in Pleasant
Oil. Mrs. Florence f. Jones began
suin for divorce.
is alleged to have threatened to
kill his wife during a fit of jeal
ousy. He is charged with having
packed mis- wife's trunk and told
rer she had better come and get It
She soys she did.
Mrs. Jones asks custody of a min
month alimony.
The Alaska daily empire., 1924-09-12
ASKS TO USE RAILROAD

TOXIC, Sept. IA Mukden cor
respondent of the Toxic Asahi Tele
graph says Gen. Chang Tsolin, Man
churian leader. who declared war
against WI Pie Flu, Central Chinese
government military leader has
lodged a request with the Japanese
Consul General at Mukden for per
mission to use the South Manehur-
ian Railway for movement OF his
troops arriving at Mukden both from
Kirin on the north and Antung in
the southwest.
The Alaska daily empire., 1924-09-12
BOYS PUT TO WORK

JOLIET, Sept. 12.-Loeb was put
to work in the prison chair factory
this morning and Leopold in the
ratten factory.
Both were dressed in the prison
garb, blue denim jackets and trous-
ers. Their hair was closely cropped
last night.
Leopold appeared down hearted
today.
The Alaska daily empire., 1924-09-12
A. p. EXPLAINS ERROR
IN PRIMARY RETURNS

telegram received from the AS
sociated Press last night, in response
to an inquiry sent by The Empire
early in the day, said that an error
was made in the Republican primary
election returns Wednesday when It
was shown thai Col. Roland H. Hart
ley of Everett was $4,000 votes ahead
of State Senator e. II. French of
Ellensburg. The error was caused
by adding the King County returns
into the total twice. The telegram
said the figures given yesterday
were correct.
The dispatch received last night
said.
To-day S figures are correct King
County was added twice in the fl.
CURES sent yesterday and failed to
correct them"
The Alaska daily empire., 1924-09-12
WORLD FLIERS
OFF TOMORROW

WASHINGTON, Sept IL. The
world flight planes, after an over
hauling, are declared in readiness
to resume the flight tomorrow.
A service test was expected to be
given this afternoon in an ex-
hibition tour over the city as fea-
ture of Defense Day
The Alaska daily empire., 1924-09-12
NATIONS TEST
UPON DEFENSE
SHOWN TODAY

WASHINGTON, Sept. IL. The
Nations defense machinery, intend
ed for actual use in war emergency
was given test today, Defense Day,
accompanied by patriotic demonstra-
tions in every part of the United
States and possessions.
The Alaska daily empire., 1924-09-12
Rain STORM
HALT|NC WAR
AT SHANGHAI

BULLETIN = SHANGHAI Sept
12.-Latc this afternoon the Che
kiang forces defending Shanghai
captured Ishing compelling the
Kiangsu army to retreat backward
towards Chang Chow. The towns
people Of Ishing petitioned Com
mander Chikian not to use artillery
and said they were only waiting tc
welcome the Chekiang forces.
The Alaska daily empire., 1924-09-12
HARTLEY AGAIN
AHEAD IN RACE
FOR GOVERNOR
Another Recheck of King
County Changes Things and
Everett Man Leads 1000.

SEATTLE, Sept. 12.-Due to an
other rechecking of the King Coun-
ty vote cast at the recent Re-
publican primary Col. Roland H.
Hartley lis leading State Senator
K. III. French for the Republican
nomination for Governor by 1888
votes
Talking the figures for King Coun-
ty as supplied by the County Aud
itor this afternoon and he declares
he is right this time. 2,361 out OF
2,453 precincts in the State give
Hartley 57,962 and French 5,763.
The Alaska daily empire., 1924-09-12
Canadian Press Keymens'
Union Is Not Recognized

TORONTO, Sept. 12.-J. r. b
Lindsay, General Manager of the
Canadian Press. discussing the strike
of keymen who went out yesterday
morning at 10 o'clock owing to a
wage dispute, said: $50 far as this
Canadian Press is concerned. the
Photographers Union has ceased tc
exist"
The Alaska daily empire., 1924-09-12
TWO THOUSAND
FIGHTING FIRE

LOS ANGELES. Sept. 12. The
County Fair supervisors today went
to the front lines in the San Gabriel
forest and brush fire to confer with
the fire fighters as to means to be
employed in checking the fire which
is fer beyond control. Two thou
sand men are fighting the fire.
The Alaska daily empire., 1924-09-12
MAY POSTPONE FLIGHT.
.lASHTNGTON. Sept.

WASHlNGTON. sept. IL. - Late
this afternoon II was announced
that because of unfavorable weather
there Is possibility of the post
pom ement of the world fight until
next week.
The Alaska daily empire., 1924-09-12
Coolidge Proclaims
National Fire
Prevention Day

WASHINGTON, Sept. Ia
President Coolidge today pro-
claimed October 9, the fifty
third anniversary of the Chi
cago fire. as National Fire Pre-
vention Day.
The Alaska daily empire., 1924-09-12
LESS CORN BUT MORE
WHEAT is PREDICTED

WASHING Sept. IA de-
cline of bS,000,000 bushels in the
100000 bushels in the wheat crop
ever the 1929 production is predicted
in the Governments September crop
report. TIE report is based on
August conditions throughout the
country.
The Alaska daily empire., 1924-09-12
Expert Powder Man
Is Blown to Pieces

ST. HELENS, Ore, Sept. 12.-
Matt McKie. powder expert, engaged
in work on a sewer in north St.
Helens, was blown to pieces today
when several sticks of dynamite
in an automobile exploded from an
unknown cause
The Alaska daily empire., 1924-09-12
INSANITY PREDICTED.

cfiARLVOlx, Mich. Sept. IL
Insanity will overtake Leopold and
Loeb within five years and do
now think Judge Caverly was right"
said Clarence Darrow today in
short discussion of the case in which
ne appeared as principal counsel
for the defense.
The Alaska daily empire., 1924-09-12
Typhoon on japanese
Coast Kills Twenty

TOXIC. Sept. PA typhoon kill
ed 20 on the southwestern coast of
Japan late yesterday. Many fishing
boats are missing.
The Alaska daily empire., 1924-09-12

SHANGHAI, Sept. IA continued
downpouT of rain converted the en-
tire fighting area west of here into
halting battle between the Che
kiang and kingsu armies. Both
sides are bringing up reinforcements
and ammunition where possible.
The Alaska daily empire., 1924-09-12
BALLOON DRIFTS T0 SEA.

NEWPORT. Sept. IA large
unidentified basket balloon drifted
over the city late yesterday after
noon out TO sea, travelling north
ward.
The Alaska daily empire., 1924-09-12
NEW CHINESE PREMIER

PEKING, Sept. I2.-Dr. J. W.
Ken, former Foreign Minister, has
been elected Premier of China sue
scecdIng Sun Paochi.
The Alaska daily empire., 1924-09-12
Jim Jefferies Signs
For Comedy Films

LOS ANGELES, Sept. 12-James
J. Jeffries, former heavyweight box
ing champion, has signed contract
to play in motion pictures. He will
appear in comedy productions.
The Alaska daily empire., 1924-09-12
LEOPOLD
NARROWLY MISS
DEATH IN AUTO
Quick Action Of Chauffeur
Averts Disaster on WAY
to Joliet Prison.

! JOLIET PENITENTIARY Ill.
Sept. II. Nathan Leopold and
Richard Loeb. sentenced to life for
the KIDNAPPING and Staying OF Rob-
ert Franks, narrowly missed possible
death in their motor trip to the
prison here last night.
! Their automobile was in the GEN.
ter of a five-car convoy and travel
ing at the rate of 35 miles an
hour
The brakes of the car ahead of
the boys burned and stuck, bringing
that car to an immediate step
To avoid a smashup, the driver
of the Leopold-Loob car gambled
with death and steered at right
angles into the track.
The car containing the two boys
suddenly swerved abruptly and
took right dive into the unba1-
lasted tracks of an electric railway.
The car righted, and then bound
ed along for so yards in the center
of the track before it was stopped.
The GOODNESS and judgment of the
driver is attributed by the officers
in the party as averting a most
serious accident. The boys were
not hurt. An electric train bore
down on the auto in the center of
the tracks The train was stopped
A scent so feet from the spot
where the auto bounded off the
tracks after it had been tagged
Arriving at the penitentiary here
one of the officers said
We'll this Is not such bad
place after ALL"
Both Leopold and Loeb quickly
answered with a smile.
The Alaska daily empire., 1924-09-12
Nine Are Killed When
Jap Train Is Derailed

TOXIC. Sept 12. Nine were
killed in a derailment of an ex-
press train today near Hiroshioma
The Alaska daily empire., 1924-09-12
OREGON TRAIL PROMOTER
LOSES RACE FOR LEGISLATURE

SEATTLE. Sept. 12-Erza Meek
err. pioner of Washington and blazer
of the old Oregon Trail. lost his race
for the Republican nomination as
Continued on Page Three.)
The Alaska daily empire., 1924-09-12
MANY CLAIM REWARD.

ttfIUAdU, sept. II. = AppToxl-
mately 40 men claim share Of
the $4,000 reward offered for the
capture and conviction of the slay-
ers of Robert Franks. Chief of Po-
lice Collins praised the police for
their connection in the case A
committee will decide on the re-
ward awards.
The Alaska daily empire., 1924-09-12
GEN. PERSHING RET|RES TODAY;
BELIEVES SERVICE IS HIGHEST
GIFT OF INDIVIDUAL TO NATION

12--Aer years
Pershing believes thl highest
o individual country made
soldiers
published the Army official
The Alaska daily empire., 1924-09-12

WASHINGTON Sept 12Gen John j. Pershng, Chief of Staff
will retired will
signed by President Coolidge Pengs xyoYr birthday which
$ tomorrow.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-11-30

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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-01-15

tar como medic de limpieza el aceite
de COCO Mulsifed que es puro abb
so,utamente inofensivo, que supera
en- efcacia cualquier otra cosa que
listed pueda usar.
Dos tres cucharaditas limpian
perfectamente el cabello Y el cuero
cabelludo.
Simplemente m6jese ell cabello con
aqua clara frotelo con este. Pro-
duce una espuma RIGA Y abundante,
la cual sc enjuaga faci,mente quitan-
do hasta la Ultima particula de polvo
y casra. FL cabello sc SEGA rapida Y
uniformemente hacienda flexible el
cuero cabelludo Y el pelo suave, Sc
doso v lustroso ondulado.
FL aceite De coco Mulsifed puede
obtenerse fdcilmente en- cualquier bo-
tica. droguerfa, perfumeria pelu-
guerra, Es muy econ6mico pues bas-
tan unas cuantas onzas para toda la
famiIia durante meses. Cuidese de
las imitaciones. EXfiase que sea Null
sified fabricado por Watkins.
Advt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-01-15
CORTANDO LAS ORILLAS
DEL HOME
PoR S275,oOO

Sobre las conferencias de Ia Conf
sion Nacional y el gran m ,eting de
base ball Dice asi:
Charles II. Ebertts. famoso cabalIe
70 de Flatbush. Fresidente de los Ro-
binsoncs de Brooklyn. cause una con-
fagracion be:sbolera. al ofrecer 275.OOO
pesos per Roger Horns e. mejor ba-
teader de ia Lisa Nacional. Y que esta
en- desacuerdo seglin noticias con los
cardenales de San Luis.
Dice el Manager Robinson que e. ca
ba1ero de Flatbush declare que no te-
man jUgadores con que responder a las
demands de Sam Breddon, Presidente
de los cardenales. pero que 81 este
queria dinero effective estaba listo a
poner en- sus manos, amarillos billetes
de banco, hasta cubrir 275 900 sean
25 600 mas que el precio ofrecido por
John Mac Graw
Breadon dice que ellos no quieren
deshscerse de sus estrellas por dinero
pero 81 ror otras estrellas que compen-
sen el sacrifcio hecho. Mr.. Ebbets re-
plico su vez, qre el no podia desha-
Ger su caerpo &c pitchers que era 10
unico bueno que habia Ell su team pero
que Nevada encima ell dinero hsto para
la operaci6n de adQuirir Hoornsby.
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ANUNCIO DE SUBASTA
GOBIERNO DE PUERTO RICO
DEPARTAMENTO DEL INTE-
RIOR .. E.
OFICINA DEL COMTSIoNADO

Diciembre 20. 1923
Proposiciones en- pliegos cerrados pa
~ la adjudication Ell p1bnca Sabasta
de las obres de construction del Edi-
iicio Almacen para la Adrana de son
Juan, P. R., cuyo presupuesto aproba-
co asciende la suma de CIENTo
CNCUENTIDos MIL SEISCIENTOs
TREINTINUEvE DoLARES CON
81 100 Q52, sc admitiran en-
esta ofcina hasta las 200 P. NJ. del
dia 81 de Enero 1924, en- que Sc abri-
ran publicamente.
Tojos los datos neccsarios Sc daran
en- Ia oficina del Arquitecto donde sc
ercuentran de manifesto los documen-
.tos que han de regir en- Ell contrato, y
podran los hcitadOres recoger los pla-
nos Y modelos de proposiciones que han
de presentar, mediante I'M deposito de
vEINTICINCo DoLARES (S25) que
seran reembolsados al ser devueitos di-
chos documentos el plazo de veinte
(20) dias despues de efectuada la SUI
hasta.
La administration Sc restrva el de-
recho de rechazar cuslquier todas las
proposiciones. ell de adjudicar el con-
trato bajo otras consideraCionse que
las dc precio soiamente.
Guillermo ESTEVES,
Comisionado. Advt.
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Continuation de la pag. 81

rosa novena ponceha, indiscutiblemen-
te la mas fuerte EN- Ia isla hoy en- dia.
Deben practicar diariamente especial
mente al campo.
Al Captain Caratini deseamos decir
que en- nuestra opinion su novena es Ia
mas fuerte en- Puerto Rico; pero que
un eXceso de cordanza les hizo perder
el iuego de Ia tarde, creyeron que OBJ
tendrian una facil victoria Y Sc des-
cuidaron A practicar mucho, pues
esperamos que ell FONCE ponga alto
ell nombre de Puerto Rico al enfren-
tarss con .el Allentown.
Una observation al Captain Cara
tint: Captain. creemos que su posici6n
es Ia segunda base: Millito con practi-
ca harris m jardinero admirable.
WAGNER.
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LA ACTUAL SITUACIONiPOLI
TIcA En- IECLATERRA

LoNDRES, enero IA (Cable frances)
glaterra es sumamente confusa. Los IL
deres del Partido Laborista Sc preparan
para dar una batalla decisiva a los
partidarios de Baldwin.
Por ahora Sc cree 10 mas acertado
conservar Ell actual gabinete para afron
tar la grande crisis que Sc avecina.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-01-15
ECOS DEL PUERTO
vAPoREs EN- PUERTO

FL vapor americana San Lorenzo"
dc Ia New York and Porto Tlco S. $.
Co. csta carsando en- puerto saldra
con de-t:no al de New York, el dia II
del cor. iente.
La g3leta americana Horace NJ.
Bickford' vino procedsate de Masn-
inston, D. C. Y esta descarsando ma
dera en- este puerto.
Tamb.en esta dsscargando un gran
car, ,ane4to de madela en este puerto.
ia golasa americana y. W. Clise'' QUE
vino pr3ceiente del puerto de Mobile.
Aver entr6 este puerto procedente
de san Thomas el vapor americana
Gathering dc Ia Bul. Insu,ar Line
Inc.
FL vapor americano Edith" de Ia
misma Compalia, esta por Ia isla. Ell
vspor americana Mariana" esta en-
Mayag iez. e. vapor "cAotaw" csta
cargan.o CT puerto.
SALIDAS
Hoy saidra para New York O. va
por Philadelphia de Ia Red ID Line.
El jaeves de esta semana sale para
New York con Carga y pasaJeros Ell va
por San Lorenzo.
Anoche salio con rumto a Santo Do
mingo ell varor americana "Cstheri-
re- de ia Bull Insofar Line.
VAPoREs QUE EE EsPERAN
Hoy l!ega primeras hcras, el vapor
Philadelphia procedente Go La
Guaira Y saldra para New York.
Pasado manana llesafa a este puerto
el vapor americana "CaIabobo do ia
Red D Line en- su primer viaje. Este
vapo- viene procedente del puerto de
New York y segUira viaje Ell mismo
dia directamente a Ia Guaira.
Procedoute do Haiti en- viaie para
Europa tocara en- este puerto dentro de
breves dias, ell vapor frances Carat
(Continua en- la pag. 81
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-01-15
LOS FEDERALES CANAAN
TERRENO EN- MEJICO

cIUDAD DE MEJICo, enero Il (Ca
bic frances).- Sc anuncia oficialmente
la ocupaci6n de Tehuacan por las tro-
pas federales.
PUEBLA. enero IA. Cable frances)
Las tropas del general Sanchez han
ocupado esta mafana la ciudad de Te-
huacan sin haber disparado un solo
tiro.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-01-15
TEATRo MUNICIPAL
~ - -ss1ss s'sAi isisassesSsss
Enero 20 de enero de 1924
PROGRAMA
sINFoNIA PoR Ell sExTETo

'Aria de la opera "Favorita" -
Donizzetti
Por la sehorita Paoli. acompafada al
piano por la Sra. Astol
"IMPRoNTUS' Piano Chopin.
Por la Srta Blanca Paon.
LOLITA. Serenata para tenor -
X Buzzi-Peccia.
Por ell Sr. Francisco Trapaga.
SONATA. Violin Y piano.-An-
torio Vivaldi. 'Preludio- -Correnta-
Giga" Por ell nifio Jaime Figueroa
acompanado por Narciso Figueroa.
"Duo de la opera "Forza del Desti-
no" Verdi Por los seiiores Emilio
Bourct y Enrique Preston.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-01-15

nes Y champus
preparados con-
nen demasiado al
cali. Este deseca
el cuero cabellu-
do hacienda el
cabeno fragil y
quebradizo.
10 mas pru-
dente .es adoptar