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The Washington times., 1925-05-01
F LAG GOES
Up TO-DAY
At PARK
Ball Players Do Pennant Hon
ors With No Outside
Assistance
By LOUIS A. BOUCHER,
sports Editor, The Times.

Today is another day and it
is expected to bring that long
deferred raising of the American
League pennant, won last season
by Bucky Harris and his gang
Of fighting Griffmen. Further
more, unlike other flag-raisings,
this pennant is to be flung to the
breezes at the Griffith Stadium
by President Clark G. Griffith
and the members of his ball club.
No outsiders will be called upon.
The festivities are booked for $500,
ten minutes before the battle be-
tween the world champions and
the Philadelphia Athletics.
President Coolidge accompanied
by Mrs. Coolidge, who is g. real
dyedin-the-woo baseball fan, viii
in all likelihood occupy the Of
ficial box in the lower tier close
TO the dugout Of the world title
holders. This Is quite in keeping
with the habit OF the President to
show his appreciation of the
glorious victory achieved by Bucky
Harris and his gang Of fighting
Grfffs last year when they rushed
over the line in first place and
then, coming from behind, defeated
the New York Giants for the
championship Of the baseball world.
Zachary To Go In.
The pitching selections for today
viii probably bring good OF Tom
Zachary, from Graham, N. c., up
AGAINST that tall twirler from
Texas. Bryan "SIim' Harriss. Har-
riss has already handed one licking
TO the champions and Connie Mack
g banking on him to repeat today.
The Washington times., 1925-05-01
TOM GIBBONS MANAGER
SEEKS TRAINING CAMP

NEW YORK, May Eddie
Kane, manager Of Tom Gibbons,
is due to arrive in New York to-
day for the purpose of selecting
a training camp at which Gibbons
will prepare for his bout with
Gene Tunney at the Polo grounds
on June 5.
The Washington times., 1925-05-01

of the four games here.
Fred Wingfield, a year ago
rnember of the Washington club. is
practically sure of appearing in this
coming series. He earned that right
by his remarkably good showing
against the Griffs last Monday in
Boston. He was beaten in the last
inning.
Doc Prothro. playing third base.
for the Red Sox, is another player
who was with the Griffs at this
time a year ago. Doc is not hit.
ting yet, but he hopes to get started
soon and then show Bucky Harris
his mistake in ever sending him
hack to Memphis.
The Griffs have six games to
play here before digging out for
Chicago. Once on the road. they
will not return for more than three
weeks.
The Washington times., 1925-05-01
Challenge to Juniors

The Washington Juniors are cast
ing about for games with Junior
teams. If the Petworth Central 8
new manager and others will call
Franklin 1857 for a game this Sun
day it will be very much appreci-
ated.
The Washington times., 1925-05-01
Angles for Club

Providence, r. l., is angling to
obtain the Newark franchise m
the International League.
The Washington times., 1925-05-01
PIMLICO SPRING MEETING
MAY 1877 TO 18TH
Admission IncludInn Tax. a.

Ad"i.s;s!S" Isle. Incl Including Tax. .sLSS
II:@O 4. u. sDscIaI TraIn 8. & o. (Rst1rn.
In I'sEi; TIs.rMS M SyaI. FSyaI ssfRtOH ssItO sos
Lesyes un'oI States p. d. FrosuSni
Trains On PsRHa. n. q. AAa W. q. { 4.
Electric Lin0.
The Washington times., 1925-05-01

"I'H admit that Slim always
gives US trouble, but we're going
to keep on trying" says Man
ager Harris, of the Griffmen.
''SOme fine day we're sure to
find the right combination and
The Washington times., 1925-05-01

Jack Quinn, older than Vean
Gregg. is another tough egg for the
Red Sox to use against the Griffs
The Washington times., 1925-05-01

Howard EI1mke is slowly re-
covering form . heavy cold and
it will just be the luck of the
Griffs to have him recover in time
to hand them q lacing. Ehmke
is always effective against the
world champions.
The Washington times., 1925-05-01

1t is the same story tor the
Philadelphia outfield, Bin Lamar.
Al simmons and Bing Miller piling
up healthy batting averages. In
deed, this clouting habit extends
even to Welch, the pinch-hitter, who
has won several games with hits
at the right time.
Cy Perkins Is still with the AS.
but they have new catcher who
Is attracting considerable attention.
He is Gordon Cochrane, obtained
from the Pacific Coast league. He
was football and baseball star at
Boston University before entering
professional baseball. He looks to
be In the big show to stay, show
ing good judgment handling his
pitchers and also considerable ability
with a bat, a pleasant combination.
Well, there's some dope on the
AS. On Sunday the Boston Red
Sox win be here for the first If
four games. Their pitching did
not appear to be so much earlier in
the week in Boston, but they are
a dangerous gang because they
have so many hard, long hitters.
Modt. a new firstsacker; Ernie Vachc,
d rookie gardener from Dallas in
the Texas league; Ike Boone. Ira
Flagstead and Bill Wamby swing
mean war clubs.
The Washington times., 1925-05-01

climb all over him. Hope it's
today"
The Washington times., 1925-05-01

The real big noise, though, is
Sammy Hale. Like Bishop, he
was failure through illness q
year ago, but this spring finds
him I'm perfect fettle and he Is
WaIIOping the ball up close to the
800 mark.
The Washington times., 1925-05-01

Cold and rain killed all chances
of staging yesterdays first contest
of the series, so only two games
remain to be played before the
Mackmen depart for a month or So.
With Bryan Harriss twirling today,
either Sam Gray or Eddie R0mmel
will be in order for tomorrow's
clash.
The Mackmen shape up like a
strong club this season. They
split even with the Griffmen in
two games played In Philadelphia
in the first week Of the campaign,
Harriss winning and Lefty Groves
losing. In those games the AS
looked very much like batsmen
dangerous at all times. 1t requires
the best Of pitching to keep the
Mackmen away from the plate.
With the single exception Of
Chick Galloway, the infielders are
elouting the ball, led by Sammy
Hale. Poole, the big firstsacker.
from Portland, in the Pacific Coast
League. though he: had no spring!
training, Is hitting in mid-season
form.
Max Bishop, because of Illness,
never quite made the grade a year.
ago, but he is doing 1t now. He is
hitting for Connie these days just
as he used to do for Jack Dunn's
Baltimore Orioles. He looks q fix.
ture at second base.
The Washington times., 1925-05-01
BASEBALL O
- STATISTICS
LEADING MAJOR LEAGUE HITTERs.
National IAaRuA

and he will undoubtedly start one
of the four games here.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-06-30
SEELET
by ~ .pre>s-stafG -CorrespQ lent

by ~ pEesSs~Stsiff -CorresPllp iIe mt,
SEELEI, June a0.-Mr and Mrs.
Copeland entertained Saturday eve
ming in honor of their son : SIX
tcenth birthday. Those present
were the Misses Helen sheldon.
Frances, Erma and Mabel Oftclie,
Helen Hogers. Vivian Womack.
Iowa Davis AMI MessrS. John Bus
by, Byron kilgore, Melvin sheldon,
Donald Campbell. Jean and Frank
Trammel. Games were enjoyed to
late hour when "a huge cake IT,
Illuminated with sixteen candles was
served with punch.
Among those from Seelev motor
ing TO Jacuuba for Sunday were }.
+. Gallagher and family, NJ. and
Mrs Copeland and family and Ms
Ottelie, Mrs. Low and children and
Mr. and Mrs. Frost aud family.
Among those going up for the
summer were Mrs. Shocklcy ard
family and Mrs. Ray Poole and
daughter.
}. II. Davis has been appointed
on the Sceley Union school board
in place Of the late Fred g. LENDER
son.
Edith Davis left Saturday for
Jacumba where she will spend the
summer with Mrs. Graham.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-06-30
II Governors Of
U. S. COnferring

PORTLAND, Ne. June -. -
Chief executive of y states arrived
in Maine late Monday for 'hc 18th
annual governors conference at
Holland Springs.
Included in the agcnda Of the con
ference are addresses aad discus
sions Of problcms affecting the rcIa-
ton, Of state and federal govern
myuts.
False and derciyiug propagan-
da' is being circulated about fed
crai reduction of taxes, Governor
Alfred >. Smith Of Ncw York, cnarg
&C. I'm an address.
He maintained that With he
peak of the war the load passed, The
Ioal burden Of taxation is now nat
urally for state and local purposes.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-06-30
IMPERIAL
by Press statg correspondent


lMPEhIAL, June 3U.-Mrs. II. NJ.
Watson or III aso, texas, has been
speuumg the week at the home or
-Ars. II. -ucMorran. Sne pans to
ieaNe today or tomorrow for bIythe
Wnere sne Will make snort VISIT
pe1oIe re.urnng 10 lmperIal 10 MAKE
her home.
Miss ArvilIa CordilI of Brawlev
was guest at the home of Miss
jessie Garl'e"s Saturday evening.
Mrs. Virgil Patterson and dangh-
ter zona were Ell Centre visitors
recently.
II. $. Capron has returned from
San Diego after taking Mrs. Capron
ana son there to spend the summer.
,,, ~ Carey, who has been IN j..
much improvcG. ILL., Is
s,,',. george Paulin and $. p. WiIli,,rs
'PSIt 'he weekend in San Diaa" ''''
Mr' and Mrs y. O. Yonna 80.
:" " telegram yesterday tel,inr ',' ~
the death of their son, Rev Yn7,n'. s ~
IN Myrtle Point, Oregon. The voun%
n."H ; death was caused from IN
attack Of acute pneumonia. The
oooH wall be brought here for bnr.
IA Funeral services will bc Lnl5
at n, Lemons Undertaking parlors ON
thursday at 10 II. m. The svmn.tb,,
oS ,he entire community goes ont
10 ,o Mr, and Mrs. Young in their he.
reaVement. "'
frank Lathrop spent the weekend
III San Diego. tt"
Imperial Valley press., 1925-06-30
1G7EGl1g1 1g1lGGlEFlGE0Elll2RIgaIl
SECRET IS OUT OF
TEACHERS MARRIAGE
TO Ell CENTRO MAN

AH announcement that VIII cause
much interest an d>UrpriSe nloraI
circles is that ut the marriage of
Miss AIyst.e f, Bjugburg to I. NJ,
thapiu OF this city. The wedding
wa quietly Solemuiltd i'm San
Diego last Ihauksg pa" and
,he 1oaag couple have zcalouSly
laaaie5 tHejr secret uuta recently.
whea it leaked cat.
Mr.. chaplin who las been IN FL
Centre for two wears as member
O.. the faculty ut Central High
School. Is n teacher If mathematics
and eNtHeHolv popular With students
all1 associates alike. The groom has
tsca = resident Of C>leNico aad this
city TOR >iN or seven years and has
maHN tIl,ai> M both cities.
Ms. Caau.u V.aNs to leave fer the
coast in few days where size will
spend the summer. and the young
couple will hc ar home "a their
friends in The fall upon her return,
raea she plan, 10 resume her activ-
aIea ia Hi-h school.
tit. a1al Mis-. Chaplin VII re doubt
le hs~e-ej by congratulations and
gaaG wishes trem their maHy friends,
uoW r3a- 5he secret is ou..
Evidently lup.d mu>t have work
gt overtime n the Central ranks not
oaIv of lie school teachers hut the
graduates a> wen. Mrs Lewis
Moore, formerly Miss ENaliua Bak
er. gymnasium teacher. WIS married
early This month aud has recently
ry.aTHgi r. make her horne IN this
city. Mis- Ruth Pearson. teachc.
II mats.saati,> at Central fer two
yer,. Is t. wed la August and Dame
HaHeH Las it that another attractive
r,.eh.~ may >oou announce her mar
lla-a ta & valley man.
Several Of ,he fair graduates or
.ae4hr.s Of high ~chool glasses have
married since May, and several 9th
ers are contemplating matr'mony,
-eroedlHg to rumor.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-06-30
COOLIDGE SIR.
MUCH BETTER


PLYMOUTH, Vt. june So.-Prcs.
idcnt Coolidge plans to motor back
to the summer white house a.
N"ampscotr today, the recovery Of
his agcd father, to whose sick bed
bee rushed Sunday. havi1. proceed
al so lar "a, TO seem 10 Aa,c cliiai-
mated a!l danger.
Eighty year ola Colonel Coolidge,
who IT one tim" during the crisis
.ead.ag up to tn" operation Sunday
admitted be was really sick. passed
q fair might and this morning was
able to sit up for ~ short tluc.
Satisfied that li. father is no
longer in acute danger. the pro,idcn,
plans 10 leave here shortly before
noon.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-06-30
New Revolt Is
Being Squelched
BY Pres. Gales

MEXICO CITY. June 2o.-Fcdo,al
-aFa.r from Parral IS pursuing
t.eao.a. F'.u3nle,. former E5H,,a.
a'" revolt aho j, apparcntIy
heading for the m9ul'ains Of ,.osr-
.rH !frtng", accounting .otLe COWS
nape. 'trantica.
1ia former Nilli,tas ~ Darmgo
.I oairhGahua are being stirred
90 a..a.t by former pfoYiai aiouaI
HIs-.'eat J., /" Iuofta. who are
operating from tie Uuacd States.
tAe patet said.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-06-30
Local Man Is
Worried; No Word
From Quake City

Rev NJ. j. Nicola, pastor of the
Greek Orthodox churcn here, is an
Niously waiting word from Santa
Barbara. His mother and two sis
ters live there, and two of his child
rcn went there Il snor- r,:.:>. ago 90
spend the summer with their rcla-
ttVes.
Rrv. Nicola has been trying to
get a telegram through but has not
succeeded as yet, and declared to-
day he would go there personally if
H. does moi hca tom his family
shortly.
He owns two story brick build
ing in the business district of santa
Barbara, at the corner of Canon
Bcdida and Santa Barbara strets,
and also a two story frame build
ing in the same sec;:on.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-06-30
No Connection
Between Quakes

BERKELEY, Calf, June 30
Further serious earthquakes in Cali
fornia will not result from the Santa
Barbara temblor, University of Cali
fornia Biologists declared here to
day.
There is no connection whatever
between the Montana quake Sunday
and and the Santa Barbara disturb
ance,' said J. w. Buwalda, profcs-
sor of geology.
Sometimes 200 earthquakes are
recorded daily on the scismograph.
These quakes seldom have any con
nection.
"Thc Santa Barbara disaster will
neither diminish nor increase the
number of qnakcs,' - Buwalda told
the United Press.
Some people save money. others
rave Il daughter in college.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-06-30
EAISI-N RHAN HEEAD

One cup bran. 1 cup graham flour,
] cap whole wheat flour. 1 teaspoon
,a1t. J cup seeded raisius. - cup
ma'a>ses. / cur soUr milk, | tea
spoon soda, ygG
Nix bran, graham flour. whole
wheat flour. salt and rais:a>. Stir
anti. rn~iuS are evenly coated with
flour. Eoat egg we'll and add mo-
l.>>cs. Dissolve soda in milk aud
add cg1 mixture. Add dry iuGr2ji-
eat. and hoa. weH fer ] minute.
rum into small bread pans. well
eiled and floured and bake l hour in
Z. moderate oven.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-06-30
Kiss Nqrjcrie Meyer. .-......-.,
Celebrates Birthday

In honor Of the eleventh birthday
of Ms Marjorie Never, informal
diuHer WAS given in her honor -
the Never SIMMER houe in Oak
Wilde. \ dainty birthday cake
was cut by the honorcc. Among
those present were Mss Marjorie $
grandmother, Mrs. N. 7. Johnston
Of Los Angeles; Mr.. and Mrs. Doa
G.. Bitter. Miss Laura SWEET, Miss
Elizabeth Meyer and Mir. and Mrs.
II. j.. Never.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-06-30
Mount Signal Women
Enjoy Picnic at
JacWI3bG on Sunday

The Mt. Signal homo dcmon>tra-
t.m department held a delightful
picnic 81 Jacumba on Sunday. with
Miss OfFba Miller home demoHstra-
ti.n agent, as special gucs; Of hon
ar. Aarat SO persons attended and
splendid lunch was enjoyed ii
moon WITH lee cream later IN the
afternoon.
The last meeting Of tlis organ
i1ation viii take place tomorrow At
AIt Signal when aD all day meet
ing will De enjoyed, with "th.a
Hygiene" as the topic under a4s-
Cuss4oH.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-06-30
aSNSsENElEEsGaRRRaNEE aNEERNNEkRENEEHEENEEnNN
Society, Clubs, Lodges,
Churches and Schools
DAILY MENUS


Ercalsas. r. Cantajoupe. Goldfish
anffs. corn muftius milk. coffee.
Luuehcon-BaEel spinach, rai,.u
h,gH bread, raspberry bavariau
cream. ,ur.cakes. milk. ten.
Dinner EroIsl mutton outlets
pew potatoes ia white sauce. ka.e
+. lennon butter, head lettuce salad
H.tl. Thousand Island dressing, pine
a"ile pie. oatmeal bread milk. cot
tal
Tae tai>m bread suggested IN the
leHel.un menu makes delicious
sandwiches Tor ii picnic or afternoon
tea. Ayt cog iced \ filling pf cream
cheese Hsy 5e U-e1 bou-h jus;
tas h.e". with plenty ct butter Is
quite "a. desirable.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-06-30
Won't
Interfere With
Water Supply

LOS ANGELES, June 30.-Thc
bureau Of public service announced
today that the landslide which clog
ged the Los Angeles aqueduct yes
terday just south of the Haiwcc re
scryoir viii not interfere with the
water supply Of Los Angeles and vi
ciuity.
There is sufficient amount Of
water in the Fairmont reservoir to
take care Of Los Angeles until re
pairs on the concrete aqucduct can
be made.
Approximately 400 feet Of the wa
ter carrier viii have to reconstruct
ed. The landslide was caused by
water spout
Imperial Valley press., 1925-06-30
DIVIDEND NOTICE
BANK OF ITALY
Head Office, San Francisco
and Branches


For the half year ending june
so, 1925, dividend has been de-
clarcd at the rate of four (4) per
cent per annum on all Savings De
posits, payable on and after We'd
ncsday, July l, 1925. Dividends not
called for arc added to and bear
the same rate of interest as the
principal from July !, 1925.
Deposits Made To and Including
July 10, 1925
Will Earn Interest From July !,
1925
JAMES A. EACIGALUPI, President
Imperial Valley press., 1925-06-30

Nothing can make a man more
d comfortable than not understand.
ing someone who understands him.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-06-30
LAST LEETING or
SEEKEY-L4NTANA Is
HELD on THURSDAY

The last meeting of the season tas
the See,ey- SANTANA home demoH>tra
ton Department viii ho held d.
Thursdae. with an all day meeting
devoted to The subject Of '.ChlII
HygiGnc Miss Crv.a MiHc-
home dembnstratioa agent VII be
i'm olba{ge ana urges ail members t.
he present. Ter. }lls final session.
wien the veaF's activities VIII be
wound up.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-06-30

Q
Problem Literature
Writing Information Bureau
1
Imperial Valley press., 1925-06-30

News .froail Eal.s. American movie
actress has been granted divorce,
her first tins wear.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-06-30

Some people save money. Others
ave Il daughter in college.
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Tn Nnevo y MarviIIOso
RemediO Para J0venes
y ViejOs.

OBRA COMO PoR ENCANTo sOBRE
Los NERVIoS DEVILEs. DESVELos
MALA DIGESTION Y PERDIDA DEL.
9sa APETIT0
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-08-25
LA ALUZEVELCA0

Todos los profetas que ha
habidoc desds Mahoma y Con-
fusio hasta a1uestros dias, han
fracasado ruidosamente.
Los que vaticinaban una
paz idilica y paradisiaca a. la
tern1inac;on de la gran gue-
IRA Europea, SO equiVocaron
acknowledgements.
FL nnundo WuelVe a arder por
los tcuatrot costados: Los Bal
kanes por 4una alado con su Sc
milIero de- odios Q intrigas; la
China por otro, con sus gue-
rras intestinas y su odio al
extranjero; ell boIcheVikismo
como uns enorme puIpo de in
terminates tentaculos, extern
diendo por ell nundo sus doc
trinas destructoras, hacen que
la tan esperada paz sea un
sue6o.
FL mundc es un Verdadero
CAOS, y de este Caos Ell
CORTE INGLES, que es como
a modo de una iinterna magi-
ca, brilIa con ell espIendor de
su propia fana, que es su luz.
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EDIoTo De sUhAsTA


PoR CUANTo;-HABIENDosE,
dictado orden de eJecuci6n en- 81
presente case, expedida por orden
del Juez de esta Corte en- contra
del demandado Loreaso PARA con
Ell fin de hacer efectiva Ia senten-
cia dictada en- su contra por In
cantidad de 0UINTENTOs Qua
TRO DOLLARS;
PoR CUANTo:-Ccn fecha sep.
ttembre Is de 1924, embargu6, CO.
mo de la propiedad del dcmanda-
do en- este case la siguiente fMca:
CASA de una sola planta, sta
en- Ell barrio de LA Perla'', parte
Norte de la Ciudad de San Juan,
ubicada en- I'M solar de Ia propie-
dad de la succession de dou n. Bic.
ra, siendo dicha casa de una soIa
planta, dc Madoras del pals ex-
tranjeras, techada de cartdh con
su installation sanitaria correspon
diente. de einco metros le frentc
por siete metros 60 centinletros de
fondo, colindando por su frente con
una calle sin nombre, poc Ia dele-
cha entralldo con casa de Fran
cisco Vazquez, por la izqmerda con
casa de Rafael LamadriI por ell
fondo con otra casa de Jose 4.
Rola".
PoR TANTO:-Y con Ell i'm de
dar cumplimiento a La citada or
den de ejecuci6n vendere en- p1bli-
ca subasta y al mejor postor la re-
ferida y descrita casa ell dia 90 de
agosto de 1925 a las 2 P. M. en-
mi ofc1na que esta en- ell edificio
de la Corte Municipal de San Juan
en- la Gale de la Cruz de esta
Ciudad; reservandome Ell derecho
de rechazar todas aqucllas propo-
siciones que no fueren ventsio-
sas.
Ell que obtuviere la buena pro,
debera consignar en- Ell acto ell i'm
porte de la venta en- moneda del
cufo legal de los Estados Umdos
de America.
Y para conocimiento re icita-
dores Sc hace pdblica esta srbasta.
DADo en- San Juan, p. R, 5
de agosto de 1925.
Ramon zeno CoRDovA,
Marshal Corte Municipal.
Primers Seccl6n.
Advt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-08-25
PRIvILEGIos


Que los comerciantes defender
sus intereses, es obvio. Buena
rrueba tenemos de clio con la Ley
de Arbitrios. Don Manuel bien
For no ir en- contra de sus colegas,
tambien defende los intereses que
representa-. Algunos pensaran que
el impuesto sobre las ventas no
afecta a la Companfa de Luz cleo
trica que representa- el Sr. Do
menech. "Ciertamente que el fiui-
do 'electrico esta cxento', dicen
todos.
'Practicamente 10 esta", dice
don Manuel. "Nosotros no pode-
mos cargarle al. cosumidor 10 que
nos representa- el impuesto de
voiltas de la ley de arbitrios.- La
Comisi6n de Servicio P1hlico, de
acuerdo con una franquicia obte-
nida para prestar servicio, 10 i'm
pide.
"Y sin embargo, eI costo de ope-
raci6n en- Ia planta de Santurce,
aumenta considerablemente con Ell
nueto impuesto. Varioa miles de
d6lares habra de pagar esta Com
rania por ese concepto."
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EL CORTE INGLES
LA FABRICA Y SASTRERIA
DE MODA EN-. PUERTO RICO

No equivorue la direction:
estanos al Iado de la Barberia
Ell FIGARO, y frente al edifi-
clio de Ell MUNDO.
San Jose St, NO. 5-P. o. Box
994, TeIefcno 1923. San Juan.
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Para Las Damas

continuation de Ia pagina z
ra rizar bien los cahellos Sc hume
decen en- cerveza templada, pero Co
mo este puede tener ell inconvenien-
te de aclarar ol color SO empleara
una seduction de
Coma arabiga 70 gramos
Borax so gran1os
Aqua, canttdad suficiente
"a Para los barrillos en- la cara,
frotese con zunio de puerros Zee
bollas peQuenas), mezelado con igual
cantidad de leche azucarada. Haga.
Sc secar esta soluci6n sobre los ba-
rrillos. AL cabo, 6stos caen sin de-
jar manchas.
3a Los zapatos que mas Sc usan
en- esta temporada son los color
blond" trubio) de pequefas he
UNA LAJITA, Lajas. ST bien
no he encontrado ninguna receta
para esas manchas especialisimas de
que me habia sin embargo use
Borato de sosa 2 decigramos
Aqua de rosas 20 gramos
Flor de naranjo 20 gramos
FLOR DE LIS, Mayagiiez .-Su
primera pregunta es muy facil de
contestar Sin duda usted va 10 sa-
bia pero deseaba que lie diera algu
ma formula para evitarse los ejerc1-
clos, paseos y masajes que Sc re-
quieren y que son infalibles para
reducir Ell abdomen
"a. Use para 10 que me pre-
gunta,
Extracto de galega 10 gr.
Extracto de kola 10 +"
Cacodilatos de sosa 10 4"
Polvo de nuez v6mica 10 -
Tome dos pildoras en- cada u1io de
las com1das. Las duchas de aqua
fria son muy buenas en- ell trata-
miento.
ga. Para hacer crecer ell cabello
pruebe:
Hojas de laurel go gr.
Clavo 80
Alcoholato de Lavanda 180 -
Alcoholato de oregano 18o -.
Sc hace macerar durante seis
dias, Sc cuela, Sc exprime y SO ana
de al hcor previamente filtrado,
eter sulfirico, 10 gralnos.
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'INDUSTRLAS

EN- Puerto Rico tenemos algu-
mas industrias, muy pocas, que
deben ayudarse. Ell impuesto So
bre ventas, hace que los produc-
tos de estas industrias SUDAN err
precio. Esta alza hace impossible
Ia venta, Y cuando lnenos, la dis
rainuye. Ell consumidor buscara
10 que necesite de aquellas fuentes
exentas del nuevo tribute. Y cier-
tan1ente que hacienda 6rdenes
dlrectas, al mercado norteameri-
ea1lo, no paga ell impuesto sobre
Yentas."