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as stiff as a jointed wooden figure.
The captive was still dumb and
he also. If his lips had been
sealed by a spell it would not have
BEEN more impossible to speak
His hands were ungauntleted and
he fumbled for a little with the
knots that secured the girls
wrists, finally cutting them with
his dagger. She uttered a faint
sound that seemed to be of relief,
Strengthening out her arms.
A feeling of unearthliLess was
upon Sidonia. The knight had not
spoken. Had the earth oper d and
the horse that bore him-breath-
ing flame from its nostrils-leaped
forth with its rider from that
magic pit? But his hands, when
he endeavored to release her, had
touched her hands and wrists, and
they were warm and human
warmer than her own. If he was
flesh and blood, why-why, any
thing might happen. 1t was COM
mon knowledge how KIN gh :, rid
ing solitary, dealt with any young
wayside women they might en-
counter. But it would be quite
a different matter to the menace
of the drunken jester.
Gervais was aware that he mu:
say something. Courtesy demand
ed it.
81 trust that you have not been
too grievously molested."
Was that his own voice? It
came, mufled, hollow, from the
helmet. Shyness always made him
abrupt or formal, but the voice
that had just spoken did not really
seem to be his own.
mo. sir. Oh, no."
"Do you live close by"
mo. sir. In-in the town."
A pause.
ooh. he knows now how far 7
am from helpw said Sidonia's
thought. "What-what will hap
pen?" Nervously, and with little,
cold, stiff hands she pulled the torn
linen shift up over her bosom.
"The town is a long way from
this place." said Gervais' thought.
at is nearly night. If ] leave the
girl she may be the prey of wolves.
A plague on it,
Aloud hc said, very formally,
you cannot return alone. l will
see that you reach the town in
safety"
Sidonia replied nothing. She
was shivering from head to foot
with cold and fatigue. Her arms
were crossed tightly over her
bosom. Her teeth chat red. She
had been tense with fear, with
rage, with hectic expectancy. Now
followed the reaction. The pros
trate jester drew up one leg. His
wide-hung hand, moved and his
head. The horse suorted, lowering
It's head toward the ground that
had become dim as dream, and
the knight-a tall. metallic autom-
aton-went over to it, vague in
the 'usk. Sidonia was 50 cold that
he would not have cared if 4
prince Of the other world had risen
in a sheet Of flame and claimed
her. Indeed, she would have wei
coined it-for both fire and love
are warm.
The knight was in the saddle
gain. The horse moved toward
her. She stood, yhivering, incap-
able Of indepcnGln- ection Tho
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IAN you suggest some simple
~ method Of Kidding my head
of dandruf? ANNA.
Here is a heroic remedy that I
am sure you will find helpful.
Shampoo the hair once a week in
tincture Of green soap. After the
shampoo apply the following ONT
ment, massaging it well into the
scalp:
Precipitated sulphur II dram
Cold cream ..........l ounce
Leave this on over night and
wash Off the remaining traces in
the morning. Look well to your
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your hair, must be kept scrupulous-
ly clean at all times.
EOR the past month my hair
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from my head and also from my
eyebrows, although my scalp has
no sores, nor do / feel sick.
OTTO II. H.
There arc many hair tones that
may be recommended for falling
hair. but here j. one that has been
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Tincture Of
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Spirits Of rosemary liz ounce,
Rose water - 3 ounces
Aromatic vinegar. 112 ounces
Should the above not prove efrec-
tive, try the following, which has
many advocates:
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change things in an hour
B A R B 0

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There are long ways and short
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Beauty Questions Answered

WHAT is a good ointment to
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THOS. J. K.
The following, applied to the
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Benzoated zinc ointment ounce
Salicylic acid 20 grains
Gum camphor 10 grains
IAN you recommend a good
~ lotion for the complexion?
G. w. W.
Here is liquid preparation that
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Queen Elizabeth of Hungary, and
her complexion was at one time the
toast Of Europe:
Oil of rosemary. ....1a ounce
Oil of lavender. ...... 2 drains
Oil of petit grain. :. 30 grams
Tincture of tolu. zee. 3 drains
Orange flower water. Il pint
Rectifed spirits $50. ounces
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Should the above not prove efec-
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Become Q lawyer.
Legally trained
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j est positions and
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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-01-19

troversias relativas a la inter-
pretaci6n de la constitution fe-
deral, las Cortes de los Estados
Unidos les decir, las federales)
tienen autoridad defnitiya; Y sus
decisiones son obligatorias para las
cortes estaduales, mo importa 10
que en- contrario dispongan la
constitution Y las leyes de cual-
quier Estado'.. La Corte Su-
prema de los Estados Unidos es,
por supuesto, el tribunal de dlti-
ma instancia en- los casos cons
titucionaIes, y sus fallos obligan
por igual a las cortes estaduales
y a las inferiores del sistema ju-
dicial de la Federation"
No hay que confundir, sin
embargo, las objeciones legales a
la Enmienda, con las que senalan
Ia supuesta Inconvenience I'M
procedencia de su adopci6n. Decir
que la Enmienda es inyalida y
sostener que no es saba, son dos
cosas distintas. En- el primer ca
SO la discussion legitima tiene ne
cesariamente que reconocer un Il
mite, que lie fila autoridad COM
petente: en- ell segundo case, tai
restriction no existe, y la discu-
sion puede prolongarse hasta 10
infinite. En- este ultin1o terreno
nj he penetrado, nj penetro, por-
que, ferviente admirador del or
den legal, creo en- La maxima que
nos legaron los romanos: "IN-
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-01-19
Ponce vs.. Mayaguez


ReanUdaran los sntiguos rivales
los combates de antafio. Quisas fue
rcn estos los rivales mas temibles
de todos los tiempos en- este terru-
flo. ALA, durante aquellas epocas
gloriosas en- que Sc batian con valen
tia y amor propio, para entregar q
gus respectivas ciudades los laureles
de la victoria, en- aquellos amos de
gratos- recuerdos, cuando ell team
cardenal era ciento per ciento ma
yaguezano, y la maquina del sur, era
noventa y nneve por ciento ponce
ia. aouellas memorables temporadas
cuanao '' el leon de los leones" era
II sensaci6n en- cuadriangulares. y
llnas veces hEcia que Ia 'redonda'
visitase el rio Portuguese, y otras era
abanicado por Ell elltonces Famoso
Isidcro Garcia, esas temporadas de
tensces luchas renaceran.
Scgtramente que ell rr6ximo do
(ContinGa en- la pag. 10l
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-01-19
LA ENMIENDA XVIII

cepto constituye la base funda-
mental de la Union norteamerica-
ma; que la facultad de enmendar
(la Constituci6n) Sc concedi6 con
la mira de permitir solo las al
teraeiones canlbios que esten
acordes con el fin basico senala-
do, y que cualquier tentativa que
Sc realize para alterar la base
fundamental de la Union estaria
fpera de los poderes que concede
el Articulo V eel que autoriza
enmiendas constitucionales con la
restriction especffca, en- cuanto
a Ia representation de los Esta-
dos, va indieada). De estos re-
zonamientos llegan stls mantene.
dores la conclusion de que el po-
der delegado (por el pueblo, en-
quien realmente radiea la sobe-
rania interna) para hacer en-
miendas, no puede ampliarse has
ia incluir alteraciones que pudie-
rem conducir a la destruction de
los Estados Unidos (esto es, la
Union) la de cualquiera de los
Estados. En- estos dltimoe radica
de modo inherente el poder ge-
neral de policta ("general police
powerO, que existe para la pro
tecci6n de la salud, la seguridad
personal, la integridad moral, Y
el bienestar general de los ciuda-
danos. La prohibition" es un
asunto que claramente corresporl-
de al poder de policia ("police
power~, y, sin la Enmienda
XVII, es question sobre la cual
solo los Estados podrfan legislar,
excepto en- cuanto concierne al
conlercio interestadual y a las
operaciones de guerra( que son
funciones propias del Gobierne
FederaD. El argumento ataca a
Ia Enmienda XVIII diciendo que
esa enmienda de hecho traslada
al Gobierno Federal parte del po-
der de policia ("police power'')
de los Estados; que 81 es perni-
sible trasladar asf parte de ese
poder de policfa, tambi6n Sc po-
drfa transferir la. porci6n rema-
nente, el resto de dicho poder,
junto con otros poderes fundamen-
tales de los Estados; y que, 81 es-
to Gltimo puede hacerse legalmen-
te, sera possible destruir en- def
nitiva a los Estados, mediante
enmiendas Constituencies.
"Se sostiene, ademas, que las
diez primeras enmiendas a la
Constitution Sc aprobaron para
que sirviesen como Declaration
de Derecho ("bill of rights"), Gu
va fuerza restrictiva debe actuar
tambien sobre la facultad de en-
mendar, y que, disponiendo las
Enmiendas TX y x que, ala emu
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-01-19

"a Stone St.. New York. n. z.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-01-19
ultima pGlobro)

meraci6n en- la Constitution de
ciertos derechos no Sc interpre-
tara en- el sentido de negar o
desdorar otros que el pueblo re-
tiene", Y que, "los poderes no de-
legados a los Estados Unidos Qa
Uni6n) por la Constitution, nj
prohibidas por ella los Esta-
dos, qnedan reservados a estos
respeetivamente al pueblo, Zen
vista de estas ra2oneS), la Cons
tituci6n no puede enmendarse en-
forma tai que quite poderes a
los Estados.
'La respuesta que Sc da a los
anteriores argumentos es que no
fue la intencion de los autores
de la Constitution crear una es-
tructura politica inalterable, en-
Ia que no pudieran introducirse
mss cambios, por enmienda, que
los relatives a detalles; sino que
fae su prop6sito dejar un mar
gen para cualesquiera alteracio-
nes que en- adelante Sc conside-
rasen necesarias. En- el curse de
los debates de la Convention Cons
titncional:
"El Delegado Sherman ex-
pres6 ell tenor de que tres
cuartas parties de los Estados
podrian, acordes, realizar ac-
tos fatales determinados Es-
tados, como, por ejemplo, su-
primirles enteramente pri-
varies de su igual participa-
ci6n en- el Senado. :. Mr.. Sher-
man, por tanto, present6 una
mocion para ailadir al final
del Articulo (V) una nueva
estipulaci6n ("proviso"), en- el
sentido de que a ningln Esta-
do, sin su consentimiento, Sc
le podra afectar en- su polfti-
ca interna, nj sc lie privara de
su igual sufragio en- ell Sena-
do"
LA moci6n antedicha fue de-
rrotada y Sc aprob6 el "dispo-
ni6ndose" que garantiza la igual
representation de los Estados en-
el Senado.
Sci argumento de que las En-
miendas TX y x constituyen IL
mitaciones la facultad de en-
mendar resulta claramente in
sostenible. Esas enmiendas vinie-
ron a formar parte de la Cons
tituci6n 10 mismo que las clau-
sulas originates, y, al igual de
elias, estan sujetas a alteration.
En- la .Enmienda XIV (sobre la
ciudadanfa y otros derechos indi-
viduales importantes) tenemos un
ejemplo elocuente de limitaciones
impuestas al 'poder de policia"
de los Estados mediante el pro-
cedimiento enmendatorio.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-01-19

"Es de lamentarse que el fallo
de la Corte Suprema en- los Cdsos
Prohibicionistos no viniera acom-
panado de una opinion. Resulta
elaro, sin embargo, que ell Tribu-
nal consider6 invalidas las obje-
clones presentadas contra la En-
mienda (XVIITl, pnesto que en-
su conclusion cuarta declare que:
LA prohiei6n en- contra de
Ia fabrication, veuta, trans
pOrtes, imQortaei6n D etpogta.
ci6n de licores embriagantes
(''intoaicatimg liquors') desti-
mados para Ia bebida, tai como
co1lsta esa prohibition ey, Ia
EnmiendG XVIII, estd COM
preaditta dentro de la facultad
de eamendar 3'eserpada por e.
Agtfculo y de la Constitution"
Tn resumen tan brillante como
el que precede, tenfa que termi-
mar como termina: citando el fa-
llo defnitivo del alto Tribunal,
que en- Washington mantiene el
equihbrio entire las entranas de
la Naci6n. Ante ese fallo, resulta
va impossible impugnar con exito
en- ninguna eorte de justicia anne
ricana la eonstitucionalidad de la
Enmienda XVIII. "Ha yenido
ser principle establecido" dice
CORPUS JURIS, Tomo IL, pag.
697, eel de que, en- todas las con-
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-01-19
81 SUFRE I'D. DEL
ESTO MAGO LEA
EST0, lie CONVENE
LAS MALAs DIGEsTIoNEs Y
LAS CoNsEcUENCIAs
PELIGROSAS

IHa sentido usted muchas veces
despu6s de conner cierta pesadez en-
el est6nlago -acidez, gases f1atu.
iencia? Estos son los sfntomas de
que su est6mago no functona
bien. Muchas veces usted Sc des-
preOcupa 0 toma un palliative. Ahi
tiene el peigro. Cuando Sc digiere
bien y los alimentos SO asim.lan
no es possible sintomas desagrada.
bles. Y esa Hatu1encia, ese males
tar, esos gases, esas Indigcstic.
nes frecuentes que usted siente es
que no digiere sus alimentos. cra.
dUalmente sus 6rganos digestlvos
Sc debilitan: Proviene Ia conges-
ti6n, los alimentos Sc corrompen y
10 que habia de nutrir sn ovga.
nismo Sc convierte en- materia DO.
letsrea que al esparcirse por II sis
tema afecta La sangre y debilita
su ORGANISING en- general.
Todos esos pengros pueden ~:
tarse. DIGENOL ;despues de las CO.
midas ayuda La buena digestion y
asimilacion de sps alimentos, Di
GENCL es un remedio maravillo-
50 contra la indigestion, iiatulen.
cia, acidez. gases en- Ell est5maSo,
falta de apetito y dyspepsia. Las
personas que toman DIGENob 20
zar de Ia vida, comen con appetite
y 10 que apetecen. Dos pastillas des
pu9s de las comidas fortalece el
est6mago y corrige los des59dcnes
digestivos. Ogtenga ininediatainen
te Jun pomo de DIGENoL en ia
farmacia. Commence despues de Ia
cena. Y acuerdese que DIGENOL
no es un digestive comun, sino he.
cho base de los conlponeates
mas eficaces cientifcamente corr
binados para asegurar los mas h;ls.
gadores resultados.
.hiSeAol S ,!..' i
| PARA "A IspIa aEsrIoM
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-01-19

FINITUM IN JURE REPROBA-
TUR", 'la ley reprueba 10 inf
nito."
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NARAVILLOSA OFERTA
PoR POGO TIEMPo
RELCJ DE $1,000 PoR SOLO $5.45


Acahsmos de recibir de suisa un lots
as 1000 relojes pulsera para dannas, con
GAIA de orc blanco enchapadc, garantiza-
da por 20 afos, y maqpins muy fina de-
rubfes. los cuales deseamos realizar
en- pcco tempo a un precio incrfblemente
bslo.
81 uSsed desea adquirir un reloj her
moso y precise. no dele de pasarnos su
oracr sntes de que Sc nos agote la exis-
tenciA. El precio, mientras dure este
anuncio. es tan solo ds $5.45.
EXTRA; A todo ell que nos pase su
pedido por uno de estos relojes pulsera,
ls Obsequtaremos con un precioso braza-
lete de cuatro sartas de perlas, los cua-
les cstan shora muy en- boga. Esta IS
una oferta especial con el objeto de In.
trodueiE nuestros reloies en- Pto. Rico.
Mande solo Is cts. en- sellos de corrso
y pague Ell valor de $5.45 al cartero GUAM
do el reloj ,e sea entregado. 81 no queda
absolusamente satisfecho, devuelvanoslo
y le reembolsaremos Ell valor.
MARIE TRADING CORPORATION
"a c4n1o O. 49,. <y..A ~ -
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-01-19
Los padres tienen Ia cnIpa de las des-
gracias De sus hijOs

Primero porque los dejan que queen por este
estan atrasadsmos lenos de defectos.
SegundO, quieren que les cora caricias duces
Tercero, la de la que que la es
ceela de uo de la gene na, de nuchos esuantes por
este pTecisamene Ia hos puesto
les mpide recbr la atenci6n INDIVIDUAL que necesitan
PlEDRAS mas barata aquea porque rnenos gasos
yaba salvadora Individual como
coectiya ei preferra de nnos dc nal
caracer. signifca la sALVACION clos brandoos de la
MISERIA y del CRINlEN.
Haste cuando el Orgulo los tendra sordos cegOs?
Los interesen sitio deben escribr seguido.
The Washington times., 1925-11-17

pointed out the dangers Of Inter
organization friction, and urged
publication, as far as possible, OF
existing charitable organizations.
The Washington times., 1925-11-17
RELIEVED PAIN AND
SWELLING OVERNIGHT
Long-standing case of rheu-
matism helped by Sloan's

After having suffered with
rheumatism for years, and tried all
kinds OF remedies in vain, thou.
sands Of people have at last found
way to get quick, sure relief.
II have been a sufferer from
rheumatism for years." writes one
woman from Washington, D. &c.
AT times my hands are terribly
swollen. Sloan's always gives me
relief in a very. short time. / have
tried other Uniments, but nothing
equals Sloan's." .... l..
The marvellous effectiveness soE
Sloan's is. due to its stimulating EFF.
feet upon the circulation. Straight
to the sick, aching tissues. 1t se1ds
a healing tide of fresh new bldpd
clears out rheumatism germS-
kills pain.
So pleasant and clean to use, to-.
No need%to: rub. Just pat it In
gently, All druEGists-35 - cents.
E r. Earl s. SlOaa..I13 w, 18th. ST.,
Now York.
The Washington times., 1925-11-17
EVE HOMES IN.
NORTHEAST
ENTERED
Thieves Get Only SIS In
casE, ii Series Of
Robberies

Five homes in the northeast sec.
ton Of the city were entered last
night by thieves, who got only $35
for their trouble. 81. &.
The home Of Mrs. Fred G.. Tryon,
1928 Johnson street northeast. APP
parently the last one entered, was
robbed, Of $50 and an open. face
watch. According to the police, this
home was entered and the lower
floor ransacked.
Robert Y. Montgomery, 1907 Tay-
Tor street northeast, reported TO the
police that his home was entered
through q rear window 81 a i$b
bin taken from the sidebOard II
HIS dining room. The lower floor
was ransacked
Three other persons-Os Oscar Lloyd.
.2719 Sixth street northeast; Mrs.
Robert L. Trainor, 1245 jackson
street northeast. and Fred Tannell,
1910 Newton street nOrtheaS have
reported that their homes were en-.
The Washington times., 1925-11-17
CLUB SLAYER
0E'.2 WOMEN
SOUGHT
Toledo Police Reused As He
Attacks Third Victim,
Girl OF rs
ny international News Service.

TOLEDO, Ohio. Nov. 17.-Poiice
were searching today for q man
believed responsible FOR clubbing
two women to death and seriously
Iinjuring q third.
The CLUB killer" after four
weeks, became active again last
night and attempted to kill Wilma
Hoadley, twenty-five, { el q p h n q
operator, as she was walking along
q street. He slugged her once, then
fled. ii
TOther victims Of the "club- killer
were Mrs. Emma Hatfield, attacked
May "a. died September 0, and Mrs.
Lydia Baumgartner, found murder.
ed August 81.
The Washington times., 1925-11-17
Standard Oil Official
Studied His Way
Up ladder
ny International News Service

NEW YORK, Nov. IT.
From rags to riches" by Hor-
alto Alger, was outdone in real
life today.
II was the story Of George
Jones. Jones, son Of a poor
carpenter, began his career
with the Standard Oil Company
thiry-five years ago as a stenog-
rapher, at $50 month.
Today, he is chairman Of the
board Of directors of the Stand
ard OIL Company of New Jer-
sey, succeeding the late "A. C.
Bedford, and his salary is $685..
600 q year.
Just as in the Alger story.
books. Jones worked hard and
studied hard. He only had q
fgrammer school education, but
he made up for this by studying
nights, holidays and on Sundays.
The Washington times., 1925-11-17
FATHER NEAR COLLAPSE !
IN SEARCH FOR GIRL

NORTHAMPTON, Mass, Nov. IL.
Weary and nearly distracted by
the mental and physical strain
under which he has been laboring.
James III. Corbett, Of Utica, N. Y.
was bordering on a state OF col.
lapse today as he continued to lead
the search for his daughter, Alice
NJ. Corbett, nineteen, missing Smith
College junior. ~
Atheism and al. peculiar pl1ilae
sophy of life are blamed for the
disappearance Of thE girl by Thorn.
as +. Sterling. Of Frankfort, N. r.
Amherst College senior. friend q
Miss Corbett. Sterling was the
VRf1{CnY1 {.
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tered. Nothing IL reported missing
from these three houses, howev-,r.
In each insts. ace the thieves en-.
tered by window on the first
floor and apparently did not so up.
stairs.
The police believe that the five
homes, in so small an area, were
robbed by the same person or per.
sons.
The Washington times., 1925-11-17
NEARING ON INJUNCTION
TO BAR BETS DELAYED

BALTIMORE. .Noy. 17.-Hearings
son tho injunction to. test sthe COZ
stitutfUnsitty o1f .sracs horse bettins
in MARYLAND have been, set f4l
sNovefnBef SO; BY. ~ sddserai ;SsJddee
Morris Soper., This ,is !, two days
aftersl the present Maryland ractnt
season closes. ...;l2,s. !. IS, 81. So !
An injunction; to- abolish bettIga
at Maryland tracks Was sotagl1t s6y
RI. M. Williams, New York, i ,ET1s IN
ager. OF the Tri.Eounty $40.
ciatiof.. Tracks. under Is Is lllatIs
control were denied betting spfty'
siieRessss ~ ! 81, N 80
The Washington times., 1925-11-17
INGR0IVN NAIL
Turns Right Out Itself

'outgros Is harmless antiseptic
manufactured Tor chiropOdista.
However, anyone can buy from the
drug store d tiny bottle containing
directions.
IA few drops of ''Outgro" in the
crevice of the iIigrowing naI re-
duces inflammation and pain and
so tOughens the tender, sensitive
skin underneath the toe nan, that
III can not penetrate the flesh, and
the nail turns naturally outward
almost over night.