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Evening star., 1925-07-08

Wall space under chair rails
may be made to look like pan.
cling If muslin or canvas is
first glued to the walls. then
given several coats of white
paint
Ebony stain for furniture is
made by dissolving one ounce
of shellac in a pint OF alcohol.
When It is thoroughly dissolved
add lampblack until the mix.
ture Ia Of the desired thickness.
When ebonizing wood give sew
eral coats OF gray priming
paint, letting each coat dry
thoroughly, then apply ebony
stain with brush; let dry and
then polish with wooden cloth.
Try baking apples in double
roaster with one cup OF water
for a half dozen peeled apples.
They are much more Juicy than
when baked in a pan without a
cover.
II you wish to keep your oven
hot for cooking, don't draw off
any hot water, as that sends a
rush Of cold water to replace IL
and cools off the oven.
Large sheets that have be.
come worn in the mbiddle
should be TORN in halves and
what were the two outer edges
be joined together. The shabby
part, which Is now the outside,
should be trimmed away and
the raw edges neatly hemmed.
To clean steel knives 81 cork
dampened with powdered char
coal and rubbed on them will
give them brilliant polish and
will prevent their wearing as
quickly as If rubbed on a board.
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II was a long, hard trip for the
little boy. He had nothing TO eat ex-
cept the scraps the owner of the cart
gave him. Only the thought Of the
wonderful city for which he was
bound kept Dicks courage up. After
many days, when they finally reached
the city, Dick was so excited he for
got all about his hunger and fatigue.
He ran down one street and up
another looking for the beautiful, wide
streets Of gold, but every street was
dingier and dirier than the last and
they were paved only with rough old
cobble stones.
At last Dick could go no further.
Weak, tired and disappointed. he sank
down on a doorstep and wept He
did not know ii was the doorstep Of
Mr.. F'itzwarren, the richest merchant
of all London.
This is Mr.. Fitswarren, the rich
merchant. His suit is of black velvet
trimmed with gold, and with gold col
lar, belt and hose.
Copyright. 1929
Evening star., 1925-07-08
What TomorrowMeans to You
Cancer.
BY MARY BLAKE.

SduCCk.
Very favorable planetary aspects
prevail tomorrow until late in the
afternoon, after which they become
rather adverse, with sluggish vibra
tions. Any proposition that you have
in mind, and which has already re-
ceived deliberate thought and been
given careful attention. can be safely
launched, and although the signs de.
note success for any and all such
forceful enterprises, those that are
related to mining or real estate will
be the most favored. In the late
afternoon a review should be made of
what has been accomplished during
the early part of the day, and though
a cessation Of activities is not coun.
seled, there should be a lessening of
forceful aggressiveness. Self.control
must be exercised TO resist a tendency
to impulsive speech or action.
Children born tomorrow are prom.
ised q more than fair share Of good
and vigorous health. although the
signs denote that there Is a probabil.
ity Of accident that only watchfui care
will avoid. In character and disposi.
ton they will be very impulsive. de-
monstratively affectionate. although
ency. They will have the intention to
accomplish great things, and mean TO
do so. Continuity of action will, how.
ever, be wanting, and a task, just az
soon as 1t presents difficulties. will be
abandoned for something Of a more
pleasurable nature. They will possess
attractive personalities. but be prone
at times. without rhyme or reason, TO
lose their tempers. which they should
be taught to control.
If tomorrow is your birthday, you
possess initiative, originality and re-
sourcefulness, never allowing yourself
to be caught at q disadvantage.
You are reasonable and moderately
affectionate with members OF your own
family, but are exempt from those
deep, passionate feelings which often
hallow, and sometimes harrow, init.
mate relationships.
Well known persons born on this
date are: Oliver w. B. Peabody, law.
yer, author: Philip 2. Bliss, composer;
Elias Howe, inventor; James M. Beck
lawyer.
Copyright. 1925.)
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HOME NOTES
BY JENNY WREN

Haven't you often longed to add a
water nook to the other delights of
your garden? Here is a small one that
you can easily construct at small ex-
pense, and which would furnish you
with two new hobbies at once.
Cut three big water-tight tar bar
rels down to tWo-thirds OF their
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Distorp of Dour Same
BY PHILIP FRANCIS NOwLAN.
ADDINGTON.
RACIAL oRIGIN-EngIish.
S0lJPcE-A IonaI;4v
SOURCE-A locality.

This is another one of those English
family names which are mere devel-
opments of place names. and which,
in their earlier use as family names,
served to indicate the place from
which the bearer had come, or with
which he was In some special way
connected. as II. for instance, he bore
q feudal title connected with the place.
There are today several localities in
England bearing this name, the most
notable instances being in Kent,
Northants and Surrey, all of which
were in existence at the period in
which family names were being form
ed-that is to say, in the several cen.
turies following the tenth.
1t must be remembered, however,
That such a name as Addington would
not naturally develop into a family
name in the place of the same name,
but rather in other localities, and
would be given to persons who for
merly had lived in one of the Adding.
tons mentioned.
(Copyrteht 1921
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MODE MINIATURES

surf ii is no casual matter. Each de-
tail of her outfit is chosen with an
eye to the picture she will make
against the setting of the sky, sand
and sea. And because her suit Is
most often trim and plain-particu-
larly if she swims as we'll as basks-
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height and set them in the ground.
Plant the water lily bulbs in large
boxes of richly fertilized garden soil,
set them in the barrels and barely
cover with water. AS the plants reach
the surface add more water until the
barrels are full.
OF course, the water is stagnant, as
fresh water is added only to replace
what evaporates. and this makes nec-
essary the second hobby-for you will
have to keep goldfish in the barrels
to deal with the inevitable mosquito
eggs.
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Huckleberry Cake.

Cream one cup of butter with two
cups Of sugar. add half a cup of milk,
four eggs beaten separately, a tea.
spoon each Of cinnamon and grated
nutmeg, and enough -four sifted with
two teaspoons of baking powder to
make a moderately stiff batter. Fold
in a quart Of cleaned blueberries
dredged with -four and bake in shall
low buttered tins. Sprinkle with
rowered sugar
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Imports Old Clothes.

Turkey imports annually old or sec.
ond.hand clothes to the value Of
SOC. 900 to 100000. BY far the largest
quantity comes from the United
States. Only mems clothes are used.
with dark-colored Jackets seemingly
the most In demand.
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Two Styles of Tennis Headdress
BY MARY MARSHALL.

Probably one of The last of the
aspirations OF Helen Wills would be
to be a setter of feminine fashion.
s. Nothing could be further from the
ambition of the young tennis cham
pton. Possibly Suzanne Lenglen has
Evening star., 1925-07-08

accessories are heightened in impor-
tance.
Here we can mention only a few
of the many clever things: A fat
rubber necklace that lies close about
the base of the throat, garters to
match a Roman striped belt, and over
her arm funny inflated rubber frog
TO help her ride the crest of the
waves. NARCOTIC.
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bAEND oF GENOSdhA1N 1lBBOEN.
had some such ambition, but she never
went about attaining IL directly.
Tennis has always come first, Of
course. But, willy nilly. these young
women are looked upon as the spon-
sors for two rival fashions. There
is the Lenglen bandeau and there's
the amusing little cap that was In
spired by the eye shade introduced
here by Helen Wills.
Lenglen has remained true to the
bandeau which she wore to begin
with. Recently this bandeau con-
sisted of two ribbons, lighter and dark
yellow, which were twisted and tied
around her crown.
You may prefer to wear the Helen
Wills eye shade in its original form.
That may seem more sportsmanlike
You may, on the other hand, choose
the bangkok hat that has evolved
from it--a hat that looks at first
sight as if it had been inspired by
the Jockeys cap with the narrow
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we; We: ::: DorothyDin ::; I:
Whatever Else You Wives and Mothers Do Thi:
Summer, Take Two Weeks Off, Then Realize
the Charms of Home Life


a
s 10
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Purchased pleasures are measured
by the pocketbook; don't rely too
much on them.
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FRECKLES DISAP.
PEAR INAFEW DAYS
Guaranteed Result. Medicinal
Soap Acts While You Sleep

A There is no need TO suffer g
d ruined complexion because 4
Il OF homeiy freckles. Nor need
you experiment on your deli
cate skin with any sort Of
bleach.
ST1EFEL'S Z
FRECKLE SOAP
safely and surely rids you q
Of freekies, and leaves the Il
skin soft and lovely. It'll.
works while you sleep. Sim
ply wash your face, apply
the lather, leaving it on over L.
night, and wash of In the
morning. Almost immedi-
ately the freckles begin TO
disappear: In q week they
are ali gone. II not, your
1 purchase price will be cheer
fuily refunded without ques-
tion By the druggist who
sold you.
1 stiefeps Soaps have been
/ prescribed by physicians for
20 years. AK your own
1 doctor.
4 Buy Q zoe cake today at
one Of these stores:
Peoples Drug Stores.
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My Neighbor Says;

tcopyriFht. 1887
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A. S.A. WILL DANCE.
/ AT THE CITY CLUB
Proceeds viii Swell Fund for
Americanization Work
in Washington.

The third annual dance and festival
of the Americanization School Asso-
citation will be given at the City Club
tonight at o'clock.
s. H. Hanessian, president of the
association, announcsd that.'the gen.
eral purpose of the< organization is
to further the work of Americaniza-
ton in Washington5 and the special
purpose of the1tfestival istIto raise
funds for classes for the.s Summer
work. r
other organizations cooperating
with the A. S. A. include the Daugh-
ters of the American Revolution. the
Civitan Club, the Ahepa Greek Asso-
citation and the American Woman's
Legion.
Mrs. Coolidge. a PatrOness.
Mrs Walter l. Mccoy. president of
the George Baldwin Mccoy Unit,
American Women's Legian,,a and Mrs.
W.. w. Husband, chaifmand of the
Americanization committee of the
District of Columbia, d. A. r.. are
rhairmen of the patroness' committee.
Mrs. Calvin Coolidse's name beads the
list of prominent women who have
consented to act as patronesSes. Miss
l.. o. Burroughs is Chairman of the
poster committee, which has furnished
many posters for display. These pos
ters were judged by Clifford X. Ber-
ryman, W. A. Rogers and W.
April 3. Miss Margaret Henry, stu
dent from Eastern High School, took
first prize.
Mrs. H. G. Herman has acted as
chairman of the advertising commit
tee. Many friends of the A. S. A.
have aided by contributing ads.
Isadore Kahn has presented the A.
s. A. with a silver loving cup, which
will be given to the member who sells
the greatest number of tickets. Chief
Justice Walter I. Mccoy will make
the presentation for the association.
May Pole Dance.
The program will be of unusual in.
terest to those watching the growth
and development cf this organization.
The A. S. A. Orchestra. Glee Club and
Mandolin Club win render selections
The well known pianist, Elizabeth
Harrow, student of Jerome Bohni, and
Albert Won Doenhoff, assisted by Mrs.
f. Pink, will give Mendelssohn's Con
certa in G Minor
A May pole dance will be a feature,
under the direction OF Miss Grace G..
Meyer.
An address on Americanization will
be given by S. H. Hanessian, the pres
The A. s. A. membership consists
of students of the school, former stu
dents and interested friends. s.s
Many ON Program.
Miss Thelma Menich is chairman of
the recreation committee. Steve
Wrights Greenwich Orchestra will
furnish the dance music under the
leadership. of Samuel aDessoff. The
following members of the association
will participate in the program: Or
chestra, under the leadership of Mr..
Dessoff, Dominic r. Mulloy, Louis
Rosen, julius Hamburger, Hyman Po-
ppwsky, George Landsman, Frank
Segrete, Sam Singer, Harry Feaster,
Soloman Orlean, Charles follower, Ed
ward c. Peterson, James McCloskey,
Roy Corbett, NJ. w. Schneider, Joe
Dessoff, katherine Y. Cowling, ac-
companist in charge; Glee Club and
May pole dancers include William
Alexander. Henrietta Elder, Isadore
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Margaret. Rohm, Henry Corvelli. The
odore .Gorvelh, Eddy Wolson, Helen
Furash, Salvatore Asero, Virginia
.Shalipszian, Masao Nakama, Lucy
-ShalipaZian, George Parnikel; Mando-
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lin Club, II. Heller, Charles Schwarze,
Alois Graef, George Litz. Anton Me
hoff, Herbert Shosnig and Joe Moeller,
and a group of Bavarian dancers in
costume
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Miller, Gertrude ,Englehardt, Robert
Dworski, Elizabeth Schroeder, George
Lietz, Angel Hintlian, Romano Mas
cetti, Rose Pincus. Ernest, Oppern1an,
Beatrice Kobernick,, Arthur Zoes,
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ceedings against the Standard Oil Co.
of Indiana and about so other oil COM
panies charged with monopoly of patent
rights covering the oil cracking pro-
Evening star., 1925-04-22
Brief Prepared for Oil Hearing.

"A brief has been completed by the
Department of Justice tor be used at
a hearing May in Chicago in pro-
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cess" Through the alleged control
of these patents, the Department
holds, the oil companies named in the
litigation are permitted to control the
production of gasoline.
Evening star., 1925-04-22
Don't Fuss With
Mustard Plasters
sMusterole Works Without the
80 Blister Easier, Quicker

FMHSteTOLe W OTkS " IthOW the
- Blister Easier, Quicker
There's no sense in mixing a mess of
Mustard flour and water when you can
easily relieve pain, soreness or stiffness
with a little clean, white Musterole.
Musterole is made of pure oil of
mustard and other helpful ingredients,
combined in the form of the" present
white ointment. 1t takes the place of
mustard piasters, and will not blister.
MusteroIe usually gives prompt relief
from sore throat, bronchitis, tonsiiitis,
Group, stiff neck, asthma, neuralgia,
headache, congestion, pleurisy, rheuma-
tism, Iumbaeo, pains and aches of the
back or Joints, sprafns, sore muscles,
bruises, chiibIains, frosted feet, colds OF
the chest lit may prevent pneumonis3.
To Mothers: Musterole is also
made i'm milder form for babies
and small children. Ask, for
ChiIdren's Musterole.
35c ands6 65c, jars
and tubes.
!|!AaIzg!I I|!g!GI !.
4 Better tkss . ssastsrd PLASTER
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do constituir un accidente del ira
bajo protegido por La ley. La Co
mission Sc fund6 en- las declaracio-,
mes de los Doctores Manuel G.. Ca
rreras, E. Malta v J. Guznian So
to, Quienes declararon ante ella, en-
sintesis: Ell DR.; carreras que ell de-.
mandante padecfa de endarteri-
It's especifica y, de arteriousclero-
sjs''; Ell DR.. Malta, que 6l pade
cia de gangrena SEGA presenil',,
y Ell DR.. Guzman Soto; que sufriat
dc endarteritisA sifilit:ca',s.
Es I'M hecho admitido por la de-
mandada v ademas . eprobado, que
Ell demandante, mientras trabajaba,
sufri6 el puazo hincada en- Ell pie
derecho, y que lie fue ampntada La
rierna por su tercio medic, siendo
Ia 1nica question a considerar 81 la
amputaci6n fue consecuencia de la
lesion, y por tanto 81 Sc trata de
un accidente del trabajo protegido
por la ley.
La prueba ha demostrado que e1
demandante, con anterioridad al
accidente, sufrfa de una enferme-
dad en- la pierna derecha De ella
fa6 asistido por ell DR.. Manuel q
carreras, quien declara que. aha "a
principios de la zafra de 1928, ell
demandante Sc quejaba de dolores
ntuy intensos en- Ell pie derecho, dom
de presentaba zonas violaseas, que
habian sintomas de asfida local te-
niendo los vasos obliterados, que
su sistema vascular daba sefiales dc
clerosis, y 10 someti6 la aecion,
de vasos dilatados y tratamientos
especificos para la Stills, mejo-
rando notablcmente, aunque no
hubo curacion radical; que. pos
teriormente asisti6 al demandan-
te por segunda yez, ALA el 90 de
Abril de 1923, despues del alegado
accidente, y ,presentaba los mis-
mos sintomas de una asfixia local
debido la falta de sanguineos,
y el pie estaba colorado, hincha-
do, pudiendo clio ser la causa dc
I'm puazo. Ell Dr.. Carreras no So
metio al paciente a un analisis
(Continfa en- la pag. o.
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LA HUELGA EN- TANGER TO-
MA UN CARIZ GRAVE

TANGER, julio 6. Gable Fran
ces.l-La huelga general que Sc
declare aver en- esta ciudad ha to-
mado un caracter violento debido
a diferencias surgidas entire los
habitantes del barrio israelita es-
panol y Ell judo frances.
Las oficinas' la imprenta del
pcriodico "Los Anales" han sido
destruidas por el populacho des-
Iues de una violenta lucha en- la
cnal muchas personas fueron he
rjdas. La llegada de los carabine-
ros espanoles evito que la muche-
dumbre arremetiese contra otro dc
ios periodicos de la ciudad. La
causa de esta huelga es un nuevo
impuesto de las autoridades inter
nacionales arbitriario y abusive
para el eomercio de Tanger,
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paiando siete dias EN- semana

bajando siete dias en- semana.
Ell demandante archiv0 en- la
cficina de la Comision de lndemni-
aaciones obreros, ala para Ell
dla 16 de JUNO de 1923, una soh-
citud de inoemnizacion, EN- la que
alegaba los hechos antes relatados,
J la cual solicitud fue denegada por
oicha comision Ell dla II de diclem-
hre de 1928, por entender que no Sc
trataba de un accidente del ira
bajo protegido por la ley. Dlcha
resolucion 1ue notiticada al dsman-
dante, Ell dia II de d.clembre de
1923, Ell. que no estando conforme
con la misma estab.ecio demanda
en- apelacion, que radico ell Is de
enero de 1924.
En- su condensation alega la de-
nlandada las excepciones prev-as de
no aducir la demanda hechos sun
c;entes para constituir una causa
de accion y carecer la Corte de ju-
risdicci6n, fundandosc esta ultima
exception en- que no Sc alega quie-
hes constituyen la comision deman-
dada. En- el hecho 8 de la demanda
SO dice que Ia comisi0n esta repre-.
ssntada por sus miembros R. Cin-
tron Lastra, presidente, y Lnis vi
llaronga, j. Coil y Vidal, P. Ri
vera Martinez y Joaquin A. Bece-
rril Quienes dictaron la resoluci6n
apelada v aparecen emplazados de
Ia demanda, y este es sufciente a
cumplir las exigencias del estatuto.
La demanda establece una causa
de accion.
Sc alega en- la demanda que la
pierna derecha del demandante fue
amputada a consecuencia de la le-
sion, ,hecho que MEGA la demanda-
da, estableciendo como defensa S.
pecial, Que considerados los ante
cedentes del case y los inforlnes OBJ
tenidos por los peritos medicos, fue
de parecer y asi 10 resolvi6 que la
lesion que Sc dice haber sufrido ell
interesado solo pudo haber provo
cado Ell desenIace del proceso patio
logico de que venia padeciendo Ell
lesionado, pero en- forma alguna pu
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PASCAHO GAUTHlER

rrfateme. - feeunda ptfola el
81. Aayke para inlerealar en- -
sei,ie hf.Fo ssTrisnfadoTe." unas
easniaa lineas FoGnladas como este
nFflealeia. pnes ~ porqne el hu-
mlla= lushadoF que me brinda es-
= opofianiiad tenga adn que es-
cellar aiRahas eimas para aiean-
ssr 4 ramhre Del bnen fxiso. 1ebe
fiaT "a nombFe en- una lIsta COM
"a o. ~ idvenes triunfadores
ss psefto nieo.
Despnts a. todo-paFadoias Dc
Is sida,-la gloria ea mas pura
dnraase ioa inAeeiaoa momenios de-
ia peifa. que - sonar Il hora del
tsiunlo. "a eEAndexa de Napoleon,
peF ei1mpio. mGs pnFa Is enando
fFiiia en las pFimeTas campahaa
q Italia y euando por Ultima fez
fpieaFa emo nunea en Ia eampa-
"a dei sena en- 1914. que enandp
81 dfspota tiene : sus plantas q
i ntuFdlda Europa, , ~ mantle
smperiai apareos maeulado por las
yerRenxoaas elandicaeiones d. 50
5oiiflca personal
paaraaio Ganthier - todo un
professional 81 su ofieio. sin que
signifQne este que Il mnehacho
anda par ahl exhibiendo nn titu-
- uulvernitGrio. ri. III mata gente
eomo une que ofro discipulo De
Gaieno. n engaha . nadle como
euaiQaieF caco del foro. nj nplana
ealles desde h tertuiia del cafe,
con cargo al Ainisterio de- F0men-
to-. y perdonen usiedes ii poF mi
impFopiedad en ei decir resnl.a
fod0 esfo algo enigmAtieo. Pasea-
SO slmplemente estudi6 de modo
eientiheo IA esperlalidad > que sc
aediea: II eomposicl6n de anun-
clos eomereiales , Dc toda eSpeeio,
eoan que hasta hoy Sc venfa ha-
eiendo ca Puerto Kieo por simples
sfeionadoe Cauthier Fesnlta puez
e ploneer dc esta noyisima modn-
f'-a del arte tan en- eonsonancia
Il eapirltu a. II tpoea. Qulz&s
a'r's frasnoehado pensador de lar
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E +
Juan Pena Reyes, ell demandante
y apelante, en- y antes del dia 16
de abril de 1928 era empleado, como
guarda barrera, de la Fajardo De-
velopment Company, que es una cor
poracion debidamente autorizada
FOR las leyes de Puerto Rico para
efectuar negocios en- esta Isla, y
asegurada bajo la Ley de Indemni-
zaciones a Obreros VICENTE en- Puer
to Rico. Entire los servicios que
debia prestar Ell demandante a dicna
corporation estaban el de hacer la
guardia durante el dia en- Ell paso
q niyel de la via, sitio conocidc
por Vega Baja, del termino muni-
cipal de Fajardo; el de poner una
cadena, de un lado otro de dicho
paso a nivel, al cruce de las maqul-
mas de la Central Fajardo, para
impedir de esa manera que persona,
800 ~ .. E
vehiculo animal alguno cruzara
la via por ese sitio, en- ese momen-
to; y Ell de custodian v evitar que
animal alguno Sc metiera en- las
pleas de cafias contiguas 4 la ca
silla de la guardia. Ana para el
referido dfa is de abril de 1928
como a las P. M. y en- los mo.
meztos en- que ell demandante Sc
Aabia quitado Ell zapato del pie
derecho para sacarse una pic.
dra que tenia dentro de dicho "a
patio, vic que una cabra Sc meta
en- una pieza de cana contigua a la
casilla de hacer la guardia y salid
corriendo, con Ell pie descalzo, de-
tras de dicho animal para sacarlo
fuera de la pieza de cana, cuando
ALI y entonces, en- aquel momento,
Sc le INTRODUCE una pua de MADEIRA,
que Sc habia desprendido de una
traviesa do la mis,na via, por de,
paio del dedo anterior al pequefo
del pie derecho. El demandante
snfrio la amputacfon de su pierna
derecha, por su tercio medic, un
POGO mas abajo de la rodilla, ell Iia
IL de mayo de 1928. Ell salario oue
CANADA Ell demandante era de cin
co dolares semanales en- dic1ia ocu.
pacion y como empleado de la Fa.
jardo Development Company, TIA
as fss54 S.f y
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INGLATERRA Y MEXICO ES-
TABLECERAN DE NUEvO
SUS RELACIONES d.
PLOMATTCASl

WASH, julio 6 United Press)
.--Se ha sabido de fuente autori-
zada que Sc han estado llevando
a cabo negociaciones para esta-
bleeer de nuevo las relaciones di-
plonlaticas entire Inglaterra Me-
jico. Los embajadores Tellez v
Howard llegaron- a conclusiones
dcfnitivas, pero 10 Sc ha dado
ningan. paso debido a las mani
festaciones de Kellogg en- la prem
sa. Sc cree que Inglaterra no de-
sea emprender dc nuevo sus re-
laciones diplomaticas con Mejico
hasta que este incidents no quede
plenamente terminado Y no exis-
tan difcultades entire Estados
UHidos v Meiico.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-07-07
DIEZ MILLONES DE DOLARES
PARA PROPAGANDA
COMUNISTA

PARIS, julio 6. (Cable Franees.)
LEI corresponsal del Chicago
Tribune" ha conseguido saber que
eli coronel Vladimir Kolomitschev,
quien dirigia desde Constantinopla
Ia propaganda comunista del cer-
cano Oriente, ha sido enviado 2.
Shanghai como director general
de la propaganda revolucionaria
con presupuesto de diez millones
dc dolares su disposition ademas
de una cantidad enorme de moneda
falsa.