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Evening star., 1925-07-13
SOCIETY
The Minister of Finland, Mr.. Astrom,
Being Entertained While Visit
ing Hot Springs, Va.

wilson and their infant son. David
Gordon Davidson, will go to White
Sulphur Springs shortly and occupy
cottage which they have leased for
the remainder of the season.
Mrs. Kermit Roosevelt and her four
children have arrived in the White
Mountains, where she has leased the
cottage of Prof. and Mrs. William
James, near Chocorua Lake
Mrs. King Carley has as her guest
at Newport Miss Manting of Albany,
N. Y.
Miss Lurline Virginia Coulbourne of
the Cairo is spending two weeks on
the Eastern Shore of Maryland.
Mrs. Frank Andrews of Salt Lake
City is visiting relatives in Washing
ton and Maryland. Mrs. r. d. Ram
say, a sister of Mrs. Andrews enter
tained 90 guests in her honor last
Sunday at her home on Euclid street.
Mrs. M. V. Browning of Hagerstown
Md, is also visiting Mrs. Ramsay.
Army and Navy Folk
Motoring i'm Blue Ridge.
Comdr. and Mrs. Charles C. Grieve,
u. S. N, and Lieut.. Col and Mrs.
Edgar n. Caldwell. U. s. Army, are
among those motoring through the
kittatinny Range of the Blue Ridge
Mountains. and are registered at the
kittatinny Hotel.
Mrs. William Meade Coulling has
returned to Washington from a motor
trip in Virginia and a visit to Mrs
t. w. Edwards in Leesburg. Miss
Lettice Lee Coulling has returned
from a visit to friends near Phila-
delphia.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward D. Hall, their
son, Mr., Moragne F. Hall, and their
son-in-law and daughter, Mr.. and Mrs
j. Paul Smith, are motoring through
the Middle Western States. visiting
in Columbus, Ohio; Indianapolis, Ind
and Bowling Green, Ky, and are now
visiting Mrs. Halls brother and sister
in-law. DIR. and Mrs. George Mason,
at Jacksonville. Ill.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas E. Green.
who are. touring the Far West and
coast countries, were in Los Angeles
Calf, last week, staying at the Hotel
Ambassador.
Mr.. and Mrs. Barney Pellman and
their son have gone to Atlantic City.
where they will remain for few
weeks.
Mrs. Robert Z. Nails, 800 Sixth
street southeast, will sail for Europe
in about 10 days or 2 weeks for
months travel. She was to have
sailed Saturday, but had to cancel
her reservation on account of illness
Mr.. and Mrs. Gus A. Schrader of
1016 Eighth street northeast and
their daughter. Mrs. S. J. Marks, 912
Twelfth street northeast, with her
two young daughters, Charlotte and
Dorothy. will leave tomorrow for a
tWo-month visit in Peoria. Ill.,. and
vicinity. On returning they Will stop
off at Cleveland, Ohio, for several
days to visit friends.
Evening star., 1925-07-13
CONFERENCE ON SEA FOOD
Maryland and Virginia Joint Com
mittee Meets Tomorrow.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
BALTIMORE, July ia meeting
of the joint committee appointed by
Gov. Ritchie of Maryland and Gov.
Trinkle of Virginia to confer on prob
lens arising out of the sea food in
dustry of the two States will be held
tomorrow. according to Swepsn Earle,
State Conservation Commission.
/. The Maryland committee left An
napolis today aboard the State steam
er Governor McLane to meet the
Virginia members, aboard the Virginia
State steamer. Commodore Maury at
the mouth of ST. Marys river, on the
Potomac.
The joint committee will confer on
measures for concerted action by both
States for reinvigorating the declin-
ing industry, Mr.. Earle declared. 1t
will also take up problems confront
ing both States in dealing with oys-
ters and fish.
Evening star., 1925-07-13
By the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press
GLASGOW, Scotland, July 13 =
Many sore heads were being nursed
among the Irish of the Clyde district
today as souvenirs of the celebration
of the 225th anniversary of the Battle
of the Boyne here Saturday night and
Sunday morning. Fully $1,000 Orange
men attended the celebration, the
local members being augmented by
trainloads from surrounding places
and large contingent from Ulster.
The ceremonies in an outlying park in
the afternoon passed without dis
order, but trouble began when the
demonstrators. marching back into
the city in the evening, encountered
bands of jeering Sim Feiners. Fight
ing broke out and continued sporadi-
cally all along the route and through
out the night.
Bottles, stones, fists were the weap-
ons used. Sim F'einers waved flags
which the Orangemen tried TO cap
ture. Bandsmen were seen WELD
Evening star., 1925-07-13
Bus Line Permit Asked.

Special Dispatch 70 The Star.
BALTIMORE, July 13.-The Wash
ington Motor Coach Co. has filed with
the Public Service Commission here
application for permit for a parlor
car bus line between Washington.
Baltimore and Annapolis. Inasmuch
as the proposed line will do an inter
state business the commission will be
required to grant the permits. al
though the line will compete with es-
tablished transportation systems.
Evening star., 1925-07-13
Deaths Reported.

The following deaths have been reported
TO the Health Department IN the last "a
hours:
George William Krug. So George Wash
ington Hospital
George r. Swanson. 81. Walter Reed
Hospital.
Andrew Fisher. So. Gallinger Hospital.
Iottie Smith. "A Gallinger Hospital
August 4; Specht; 40. st. ne.
Elenora Hutton. 6s. 124S Half St s.w.
A. Houston, %, Potomac River
Daniel NJ. Stewart. 90. 10is Sumner
Everiine Anderson. 90. 1915 7th at
Amanda C. Robinson. s. 1910 Frsnkford
st.
William W Mason. 80. 3l3 n Y ave.
Elliott Adams f. Gallinger Hospital
Infant of Harold and Beatrice Porter.
4 hours. $50 L ST. ne.
Evening star., 1925-07-13
IRISH RENEW BATTLE OF BOYNE
WITH STONES AND BROKEN BONES
Bottles, Fists, and Drunsticks Fy Ancient Lass Is
Socked in Eye for Holding Petticoat
High and Waring Of the Green.

ing their instruments as weapons in
the midst of the struggling mobs.
Ond old woman who waved a. green
petticoat from a window was rendered
horS de combat when a stone struck
her in the face. Many other women
were among the fighters and they
took their full share of the injuries.
1t was long after midnight before
the police by constant clubbing and
arresting were able to disperse the
disturbers.
The casualties are variously esti-
mated. About 100 persons were treat
ed at the hospitals, none for serious
injuries, and many more took their
least so arrests
Evening star., 1925-07-13
Senator and Mrs. Tyson
Entertaining at Southampton.

Senator and Mrs. Lawrence D. Ty-
son of Knoxville, Tenn, have as their
guests at Southampton their son-in-
law and daughter. Mr.. and Mrs. Ken
meth n. Gilpin of Boyce, Va, who will
be with them until August.
Mr.. and Mrs. Perry Belmont, who
spent a short time in their New
port villa, Belcourt, and sailed for
Europe, are now in London, where
they are staying at the Claridge Ho-
tel. Mr.. and Mrs. Belmont were pre-
viously in Paris for brief stay.
Mrs. Frederick Dent Grant enter
tained guests at dinner Saturday eve
ming on the roof of the New Willard
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Porter Da-
Evening star., 1925-07-13
Births Reported.

The following births have been reported
TO the Health Department in the last "a
hours:
Otto and Estella NJ. HaSen. girl
William ana and asHe Marie hnp6nerf noneeIv BOY
Henry and Elsie C. Smabend. boy.
Wilbur and Florence Lantry, boy.
Eldon and Louise Akerly. girl.
Michael and Mary Tanning twin boys.
John s. and Esther Rector boy
Charles and GLADYS Sperry. girl
John S. and Msude Crickenberger boy
Francis and Maren K. Thaler girl
Thomas E. and Grace Mattingly sr boy
Clyde G. and Ruth williams girl
Thomas and Violet Catterton sr boy
Melvin and Ethel Hutchinson girl
Wilbert and Thelnls Gatewood. boy.
Eln1a d. and Hattie Harris. girl.
Ralph and Hazel Jones' boy
James H. and Pearl Bryan girl
Clifford and Mary Millner. boy
Evening star., 1925-07-13

took possession of that country's gov
ernment. DR.. Ortiz will remain at his
post. however, until relieved, and his
resignation will not be accomnanied
by any other immediate changes in
the staff of the legation.
Evening star., 1925-07-13
Drouth Hits Virginia Tobacco.
Special pispatch to The Star.

SpcCldl biepaISh W NC Stei.
DANVILLE, Va, July 13.-The
Virginia tobacco crop is 65 per cent of
normal and the acreage is unlikely to
be increased. according to the States
survey on agricultural conditions. To-
bacco is looking worse than 1t did
this time last year, on account of the
unbroken drought, now entering its
ninth week
Evening star., 1925-07-13

uel J. Henry of Washington,
who entertained at supper at the
Homestead, Hot Springs, Va.
The Minister of Latvia, DR.. Charles
Seya, will be joined in August by
Mime. Sega and their three children,
who are now in their home in Latvia.
The Minister is temporarily living at
Wardman Park Hotel and will take
a house after the arrival of his family.
Evening star., 1925-07-13
Marriage Licenses.

Clyde M Clark of Dallas Tex. and Agnes
2. Day of this city.
August Carpenter of Alexandra. Va. and
Etcille Jenkins of this city.
BENJAMIN F. Croft of Lancaster, Pa, and
Margaret W. Wsddell of Nevada. Mo.
William F. Scott and F. Rosslie Chisholm.
Evening star., 1925-07-13
Grandi Going to Russia.

ROME, july 13 H0.-Il Serene says
Signor Grandi, undersecretary of for
eign affairs, will go to Russia on an
official mission in September
Evening star., 1925-07-13
Ecuador's Minister to U. S. Resigns

DR.. Francisco Ochca Ortiz Minister
from Ecuador to the United States,
has cabled his resignation to the lead
ers of the military junta that recently
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-06-29
Ell Corsoriio
Captain Blood

EN- LA CoRTE MUNICIPAL De
SAN JUAN
| sECCIoN PRIMERA
THE STRAUs CO.,
Demandante,
VS.. -
VICTOR DE SANTIAGO,
Demandado.
Civil No. 1895.
rohrn rio Dinero
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-06-29
ArGuIO de A. COIIadO MarteN
La muerte de Hataey, el
heroe de mi jardi

Los famboyanes han vuelto q
forecer. Cuajan Ell primor de u
millar de rubies, sobye 81 verde
multiforme de Ia colina.
Sc alza mas Ell cielo. z las nu-
bes parecen mas igeras y mas SUI
tiles....
veranO. Ahoga Ell calor.
Ell rio. humea Ell vappr de sil
espiritu. La brisa es como un
yaho. Sobre las montafias distan-
tes, Sc apoya el girls de una nerii-
ma liviana.
Y las fiorcs de mayo, ann subsss
ten en- JUNO. BrilIan, bajo Ell fue.
go del sol, los matices de las 70
sas; y Ell seda suave de las marga-
ritas que parecen lentejuelas de
ORC, surcidas en- Ell sextenso manton
de la vega, Sc corona de mariro-
sas.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-06-29

Pasado ell invierno, Hatuey, Ell
heroe de mi jardin, ha vuelto a
vivir en- la malta de tulipan, que
sobre el petril de la escalera am
plia, sembro aquel viejo Horicul-
tor, va lido, sabe Dios donde..,
contemplo q mi lagartijo con
placer intimo. gu recia contextura
es como una vision para mi sa-
lud minada. En- sus ojillos, hay fue
go aun. Z saIta de rama en- rama,
con el misino vigOr de aver. Viyio
escondido para mudar la piel. Aho-
ra, va es otra vez ell rey del tu-
lipan.
Vuelve sns dominios con otra
porcion de lagartijas. SsItan elias,
coqueteando entire las flores. Hem
britas, siempre inquietas, pareos
que gozan ell encanto de una dan
"a eterna.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-06-29
ED1cTo DE sUBAsTA
Cobro de Dinero.

Yo, Santiago Carreras, Marshal
de Ia Corte Municipal de Fajardo
P. r.
AL PUBLICo HAGo SABER:
Que en- cumplimiento de una
orden de ejecuci6n de sentencia ex
pedida por la Hon. Corte Munici-
pal de San Juan. Sec. Ira, VEN
DERE EN- PUBLIcA. sUBAsTA
y al mejor postor, quien debera
consignar en- Ell acto ell importe
de la venta en- moneda americana,
Ia siguiente propiedad del de nam
dado en- este case: ~~
Finca de tres (3) cuerdas v 25
centimos que esta situada en- ell
barrio Gle Florencio, de Fajardo.
P. r. colindando por el Norte con
Lucia Mendes, por Ell Sur con Juan
jose Maldonado, por Ell Este con
la sucn. de Domingo Rivera Y por
Ell Oeste con Juan Jose Maldona-
do.
La venta tendra lugar en- mi Off
Gina, sta en- ell. edifcio que ocu-
pa la Corte Municipal de Faiar-
90, P. e., Ell dia de Julio de 1926,
a las 2 P. M.
Y para concurrencia de icita-
dores, fijaci6n en- los sitios pibli-
cos de costumbre publication en-
el peri6dico Ell MUNDo quo Sc
edita en- San Juan, P. r., hbro el
presente hoy dia 10 de JUNO lie
1925.
Santiago CARRERAs,
Marshal, Corte Municipal,
Fajardo, P. R.
BESoSA & BESoSA,
Abogados de la demandante.
Advt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-06-29

Yo, Santiago Carreras, Marshal
de Ia Corte Municipal de Fajardo.
| % p
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-06-29

peQueho. felino. Rie "a carcajadas
cuando 10 We cimbrear, en- saltitoi
agiles, pore entire la yerba.
-iverdad que es fero mi gait
to?=ae pregunta.
-contesto, como todos los
mas fuertes 81 el bulldog no hu.
biera muerto, tn gatito seria menos
cruel. $ N< S Z
6Y por que muri6 Beauty?
Porque 10 quisieron asi, aque-
las azucenas.
ly para que 10 auisieron las
'azucenas?
Para germinart crecer y .dar
flores. ~
-iQue raro! .,@
-lQus simple!
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-06-29

La nina trajo el gatito. 10 qui
SO para entretenerse. el gatito
result6 ma amenaza para mi. Mas
de una vez, persigui6 a fIatuey, y
va, ha matado la mitad de sus
mujeres.
La Mia goga con los asaltos del
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-06-29

Un notable. gastr6nono dijo en-
cierta OCCASION one vivir bien era
conner bien. Muchos somos los que
pensamos de igual modo y antici-
pamos con placer la hcra de las CO
midas. Ante nnestra vista deshlan
los deliciosos guisados ann humean
do. que regalan sabrosos olores al
olfsto. La sopa bien condimentada,
Ia perdiz estOfada, o ell pescado q
Ia minuta, la carne asada. ell vino,
los postres. demitase > un ciga-
rro. iEl placer do la vidal 5Goza
usted de ese placer, sufre usted
de falta de apetito7 sientc I'd. 81
btenestar de una buena digestion
despues de las comidas, tiene
gases, acidez, malestar, hatulen-
cia7 SDigiere nsted bien es pro
penso indigesti6n7 DIGENOL des
Dues de las comidas ayuda Ia bue-
ma digestion y asimilaci6n de sus
alimentos. Es un remedio effective
contra la indigestion, Flatulencia,
Acidez, Gases en- el est6mago, Fal-
"a dc apetito y Dyspepsia, Las per.
sOnas que toman DIcENoL, 60
zan dc Ia vida, comen con apetito.
v 10 que quieren. Dos pastillas des
pu6s dc las comidas fortalece el
estomags- y faculta Ia buena diges-
ti6n, corrigiendo todos los describe
mes estomacales. 81 sufre usted del
eyt6mago. 81 no tiene apetito, 81 n.
digiere bien, tome DIGENoL. vaya
inmediatamente Ia farmacia mas
aercana. COmpre un ONO hoy mis-
mo. Esta misma tarde tome dos pas
tillas despues do su comids, y prom
to entrara usted entire los que pro-
clamamos. CONFER BIEN ES VI.
vvR BIEN.
n;&x,. -
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-06-29

Han pasado los dias. Y Hatuey,
al fin perdio sus tlonrinios. Ell fio-
ricultor recibio ordenes de tron-
char Ell tulipan.
La inano Que 10 sembr6 y minn6,
tainbien 10 poda. Ell pahto que Vi
vic cuajado en- flores de matices
soprendentes, marchit6 ". muerto
sobre el paste, deja caer de su
tronco, pequehos trozosl de casca-
ras. Paga tambien su tribute. Ali
menta otras semillas, fortalece otras
plantas.
Y Hatuey Vive en- Ell exiho, en-
el ostracismo. Pero su brayura no
Sc ha rendido. ;Habita eli la ba-
laustrada del balloon,
-vete, Hatuey. Emigra.-Le he
dicho.-Persistir contra la eyolu-
ci6n es un sacrifcio idiota. Hun
deta en- los malojillos; sepnltatc en-
la selva. sAbandona este rinc6n de
tus placeres, No aguardes- el sufri-
miento, pie firme, donde gozassc.
Emigra. Elevate en- la imagina.
cion, ell recnerdo do 10 que ha sido,
como 81 aim fuera. No te martiIi-
ces ahorando.
Pero el, como dnica contesta-
cion, trepo por la balaustrada. Ar
queo su cuerpo y movie su cola.
Connprendi. Hatuey no es nm civil
zado.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-06-29
IQue terrible!

iQue terrlDle!
Y mi alma, discipuia de Epicu-
70, quiere alejarse del dolor, ais.
lar la pena; v como I'M nino ino-
centc. sonrie al fin, frente a. de-
sastre inevitable.
Razono en- voz baja. Solo para
Hatuey.
-6Que importa ell movimiento?..
irse y aIejarse no destruye ell amor
nj apoca ell Garlic. En- ell fonda
de la Illusion humana, como en- una
c&psuia do cristal, viYen eternamer
te, los recuerdos Y nlientras haya
vida, hay recordacion.
La distancia no es capaz dc
alejar. La muerte cs la ilnica que
aisla. Ese fiamboyan y ssos tulipa-
nes, esas rosas y aquellas marga
ritas, va son mias, aunque las des
troce 81 pie dc los otros. Las vi, las
anne v elias, son para Ell delete
del recuerdo, a nianera de un5
fucnte castalia donde ell espiritu
puede abrevar alegrias.
Ell destino puede separarnos.
Hatuey, pero en- mi memoria y en-
tn memoria, seremos eternos, por.
que Sque otra eternidad existe que
no sea la de nuestras vidas? TX Ia
muertc? bah! GEs acaso ella III
desencanto?... No. No. Solo es la sal
vadora, la que corta el hilo para
fortaIecernos en- ell aniQuilamien-
to.
5Pero es ella capaz de indn
cirnos amarguras?.. Espero cle
no. Para la vida, la muerte es una
inquietud transitoria, equivaien-
te un collapse supreme. Mas ala
solo existe la TERRA, Y no dehe
ser tlesagradable aliInentar a las
plantas, esas, que hoy, forecer
para ilusionar nuestro espiritu =
para alagar nuestra fantasia.
Ell lagartijo parece que. compren
dio la nostalgica fIosofia que ne
embriagaba, y tamb1en, Sc puso me
lancoico.
Anduvo con lentitud, y Sc enca-
ram6 sobre una varilla de hojas
secas.
rtr
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-06-29

Han pasado oSros dIas.
La tarde Sc cunde en- nubes an
ehas. Ell sol Sc enreda en- los ma
cares del crepdculO. Aun hay una
nube roja. Parece un chorro de
lssangre.
1 70 descanso Y refexiono. La
3luz, como que al apagarse, Obscu-
rece mi espiritu.
L Las tinieblas penden de un rayo
/ diminuto.
S Hatuey tambien mira al sol.
| De pronto, sus espaldas salta
lei gatito, Arquea su cola.
Acecha. Hatuey 10 mira los
Joios. Sc siente al nm, frente la
muerte. Pero en- su alma de sal
ivaje, de pheroico, cruza tamhidn el
latigazo del desafio. Y en- lugar
de huir, avanza hacia el peligro
Ell gatito tambien avanza sa!ta
] sHatuey forcejea. Los collaillos Y
las garras de su enemigo, lie abrer
la panza y lie destrozan la cabeza
/ No tuve tempo de- evitar la lu,
cha. Sc sucedio como un rayo. Pc.
lro en- mi alma, la venganza Sc
alz0 como un fantasma l!ibrico,
1feroz, terrible. f
H Lame al gatito. Lo acaricie y
He quite ell cadayer do Hatuey. Lc
l3tirc lejos. Dcspuos, despues, subj el
felino a mi sofa, y lo aprete POI
cuello, ocultandolo entire los co.
jines, para que SO astixiara mas
pronto. Senti como .luchaba su
cuerpo contra la preston de mis- de-
! dos. Persibi el avanee de su ago
tannento. Srls patitas Sc contraje
ron, Sc tesarOn. Al fin, mucrto. Lo
habia matado. Y tamhien 10 lance
/ lejos. se ss
tverdad que soy leala--mO pre-.
1 gunte
Y Ia yoz del nistcrio, me con
test6: Como todos los mas fuar.
| teS.
/ Pero, yo mate al gatito porqee
! Ell gatito mat0 a Hatpey.
/ Esa es la ley suprenla de "a ma.
turaleza Respordio la misn.a voz
| Entonces ~ a, NIP. 80
TT. tampoco podras evadir el
1 ireludible mandate. va llegara e.
| mas faeEtes
IL VII
FL sol Sc hundi6 entire los naca.
i res del crepusculos Medito Nc
tengo miedo. Yo como Hatney, nj
rare en- los ojos del enemigo, y nc
evitare ell encuentro. Que venga el
] mas fuerte. que Sc cumpla la ley
! que nos cife. Epicuro me ensend
| q esperar, y a sonreir...
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III -

Desde mi sillon,' donde reposo
ell cansancio que me enerva J
agota, leyendo a ratios, comenta-
rios de Epicuro, por Anatolio Fran
ce, he visto llegar Hatuey,
como otro Perseo, indomable.
va ha cambiado la vida para
los dos. Han conspirado contra
uosotros. El destino, alevoso in
grato, nos echa por ell mundo: ya
fragua ell plan para nuestro exilio.
Y peor am. Gentes extrailas, haG
de venir. La mano ajena, irrespe
tuosa, tronchar& 10 que nosotros
creemos bello y adoramos como
herlnoso. No hay misericordia pa
ra las huellas de los hombres. So
bre nuestros pasos, Sc grabaran
otros pasos. Y nuestras nismas
tumbas, las volteara cualquier re-
jon.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-06-29
Conner BEN ES
YIVIR BIEN

EN- sUs ALIMENTos ENcoN-
TIARA LAS DoSIS NECEsA-
PAS DE HIERRo. FosFoRo,
ETC. SIN NEcEsIDAD DE RE-
MEDIos NOvELERos
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-08-02
PROFESSOR LOW is
SURE OUR KIND IS
NOT TO ENDURE

NEW YORK, Aug. This in
formation here i took from A. n
Lows new science book. London
publication about the well known hui
man race and all the changes to take
place in each new generation.
According to this fellow Low within
a thousand years or so the change will
be terrific. 1t may be just another
bluff but Low sure has a lot of stuff,
and he is quite specific.
He says our legs won't be so long.
that bigamy will not be wrong, each
man can have a harem. Both sexes
will be equal, and-this thought of his
is really grand-there1l be no worS
to scare EN-.
All men will be as bald as beans,
the boys and girls will both wear jeans
and skip around together. And. also,
this Professor Low says, there will be
a radio to regulate the weather.
Well order children by a size and by
the color of their eyes in this far off
tomorrow. An irate mate can 60 on
strike if wives do things he doesn't like
and that'll cause no sorrow.
He makes a lot of other cracks
about cube food and flying hacks, bot
we need not be worried. The stuff
that these professors shout can't pos
sibly be brought about till after we are
hi, ried
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-08-02
H|NDUS IN SUIT
OVER FAMILY IDOL

LONDON, Aug. IA legal fight
between three wealthy Hindus over
family idols was decided by a !uds-
mont Of the judicial committee OF tne
nriyv council. There had ALREADY
been conflicting judgments BY courts
in Calcutta. .soo
A rich Hindu piously set up three
family gods. The care OF them passeu
eventually to three grandsons' Wno
wore 70 act each for year at time
in turn as shebait or trustee Tor tne
gods. -, ,,
The dispute arose upon the ques-
tion whether the shebait during MS
term of office was entitled 10 remove
the gods 10 his own house or shrine
for wroship.
The claimant to this right, one OF
the three grandsons, was Pramatns
Nath Mullick. -
Lord Shaw said their iordships
were of opinion il would be better
that a disinterested friend should De
appointed by the court, that the Wo'
men members of the family should
be Joined, and that a scheme should
be framed for the regulation OF the
worship of the idols.
The case would be RENTED TO tht
high court in India, to be dealt with
in accordance with this report. The
decisions Of both courts below would
necessarily be set aside and the par
ties must bear their own costs.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-08-02
CONDENSED MILK
PROVES GOOD BEER

CHICAGO, Aug. la carload o.
condensed milk turned out to be beer
with heavy kick when prohibition
agents cracked it open yesterday in the
Eighteenth street yards of the Penn
Sylvania Railroad. They found 12i
barrels Of the beverage.
Journeying then TO 2141 W. Tween.
ty-fourth street, in search of u. J
Schultz" to whom the car was as,
signed, they found a vacant lot.
The car was the thirteenth shipped
from New York to be seized since
July 1. Field Agent B. z. Ewing
sent the following telegram to Prohibi-
ton Commissioner Haynes in Wash.
ington
please raid all dairies and inspect
all cows in New York and Pennsyl-
vania. They have been feeding them
malt, hops and raisins, with distilled
water for a chaser. Results have been
keeping US busy. Please advise. Yours,
etc"