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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-07-20
Los OTROS CUA-.
TRIO jINETES.

Nuestros cratro iinetes son
la antftesis de los otros. cuatro
jiaetes que inmortaIizara la
pl u ma colorida Y siempre
maestro de Blasco Ibailez.
Los "Cuatro Jinetes" del no.
veI'sta espanol, cabaIgan So
Nre cuatro fatidicos corceIes
cue representan ell hambre, la
peste, la miseria Y la muerte.
Los Cuatro Jinetes de FL
cORTE INGLES, cabalgan So
bre cuatro pegasos que Sc ele-
van sobre ell azuI macuIado del
cieIo Portorriqueno, y repre-
sentan LA FAMA, EL PRES
TIGIO, LA cONFiANZA Y la
POPULARIDAD. Estos cuatro
jinetes con sus correspondent
tes corceles aIados pertenecen
por derecho propio a EL COR
TIE INGLES.
Nuestra labor comerciaI e
industrial de Veinte amos 10
acredita asi.
! IQuien que en Puerto Rico,
Sc precie de vestir elegante-
mente, no es cIiente obligado
de EL CORTE INGLES?
No hemos de insistir mucho
EN- 10 que va todo ell mundo CO.
noce: en- que nuestros driles
de puro hiIo, nuestras gabar-
dinas en- coIores inalterables
Y nuestros casinires tropica-
les. todos irnportados de la
raisna fabrica, no admiten
competencia nj comparaei6n
possible en- esta IsIa.
Nuestros operarios son tam
bien los meiores porque al Sc
leccionarlos buscamos EN- eIIos
su competencia sin reparar en-
10 que pueden ganar.
En una pdldDEd, Il COX {.
lNGLES, es va la Sastreria de
la eIeganeia Y ell buen vestir
en- este tefFu1o AntiIlano.
Tambien somos represent
tantes exclusives para Puerto
Rico, de los fanosos fabrican-
tes de driIes de hilo puro, York
Street Flax Spinning Co. Ltd,
dc Belfast, Irianda, que son los
que nos supIen a nosotros de
teda la materia prima en- dri-
les de hiIo.
Ell CORTE INGLES
LA FABRlCA Y SASTRERlA
De MODA EN- PUERTO RICO.
No equivoque Ia direction,
estamos al lado de la Barbe-
ria EL FIGARO, y frente al edi-
ficio de 'EL MUNDO".
San Jose St. No. 5.
TeIefono 1929, p. O. Box oo4,
San Juan, p. r.
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Ell sEcEEro DE LA BELnHzA

NADIA en- el mundo pyeocupa mas
a Ia mujer que e. ser bella. por
que ella sc ha dado cuenEt lie su
impsrtancia. En- Ia mujer Ia be-
lleza es tan indispensable como to-
dos los demas requisites :antos. 70
cuento con mas de 20 amos de c1-
rerleneia en- el arts de embellecer
3 la mujer. poseo los inventOs mas
rnodernos Y por todo el mundo des-.
comedies. Puedo elimina- cualquier
defecto hacer una nujer bella en-
ruy corto tiempo. No es necesario
tratsmientos pehgrosos. ofrezco
buenas referencias Y doy precics
a soheitud. Consultas gratis por
eorrco. -
Ell CIsNE NEGRO.
Raj. cOrderO No. 6s Iox SIS
san Juan, p. II.
Advt.
.-..s~-xszurzs
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NE enSeno una pequena tot0
grafia. Una mesa; colocados en- ella
un0s restos: un craneo, unos hue
SOS. Alrededor de Ia mesa, amos
sellores; el entoncos Alcalde de
Nuevitas, ell Presidente del Ca
sino EspafOl, m6dicos, Y autorida-
des.
Ives? es ell creneo de vico.
Fijate bien: lque frente! mo YES,
en- Ell hueco de los ojos, aquella
mirada de ag1lila? mo YES a Don
Antonio? No yes en- ese craneo to-
da Ia arrogancia de aquel gran
hombre?
Borras entrechaba aquella cartu-
lima, conmovido, contento...
Y ahora, venga la preocupaci6n
que tiene "Manelic''.
va sabras 10 de Guimera. Lo
de su monumento...
-si
-Yo contribuir6 con toda ell al
ma. iFigtlrate! jQuien es para mi,
ese immense poeta?
-viehe a ser TIL creador, por
mas que tn 10 has sido de su ''Ma-
nelic". Este sin aQuel v sin Il no
Sc concibe.
Como quieras. Yo admiraba a
Guimera. Y en- llegando a Barcelo
ma pondr6 en- escena "Tierra Ba-
ia, pero en- catalan, en- el gran
Teatro del Iiceo. va me han escri-
to diciendome que sera en- este tea
tro. Y yo auiero correr con todc.
Ell teatro, Ia compaiiia, los impues
tosl los empleados del teatro, Ia
luz, todo, todo en- fin correrS do
mi cuenta. FL ingreso que haya
Eerd integro para el monumento !.
y buacar6 en- 81 bolsilIo, ademas
con que contrihuir. CaIcula lun
Heno en- el 1ieeo! Y 10 habra. 81
entusiasmo va es grante. A cli-
mera Sc le venera en- Barcelona
que We ell ell vate la encarnacion
de un ideal. Iun 6xito, rn gran
6xito!
Me imagine Borras a bordo,
descansando de La dura jcrnada;
entornando los ojos para We: NE
jor todo 10 ocurrido en- dieciocho
meses de excursion, 10 grato, 10
allegro, 10 anecd6tico, 10 ingrato
(Qus de todo habral; Ell desfile de
amigos, de criticos. periodistas, com
padercs: intrigantes, sahlistas...
Y lie veo, de pronto, abri.' res
tregarse los ojos; Y me, p&fece OR
como pregunta su baena COM
panera;
A--lQu@ mas podria hacer por Gni
mera? mo te parece que?
Z tambien me parece YER, libn-
iada en- la estela que deja Ell bu-
que, una inquieta imagen. Ia de Ia
noble2a Y bondad "con runbo ma.
cha AHA. La del amigo eLtrana-
bic.
x digo, como musitando una ora
4ei6n, concentrando EN- nj. triste...
'iAdeu, Manelici''
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to4 w.eteFts trabAladorcs 6ejan
g. seT eseaeHtea cuanaa su higada
epussenEs q fpnes9naF mai s. sien-
ffn lenEuiaseef. eslAn lasaio en
fFrAaes. frftfss 3 fln anifno para
nA4@ efsgeneo qae se vaelsen pe-
srAeacs. beacuiaar esoa s.atonlas
tsAesAe tFaff soma Fesuita40 unA
sfifeFtneaafs siendo FeF tsnt0 lm-
f~fftanfe en fafe emao bsnaaF una
q des dosis de ileFhins. Esto es gus-
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'riADEU, MANELIcl


al hombro la burda manta y caH-
biando ell garrote de mano, pasan-
doselo a la izquierda, di6me la de-
recha y con esta un apret6n que,
FOR Ell afecto con que fue dado.
me hiSo yer las estrellas, en- plsno
dIa, junto a un astro de prinera
magnitud que las apagaba ell bri-
llo.
-i"Adeu, moi '!-dijo con aque-
LA potente voz que estremece al
publico cuando dice al "amo'' an
tes de matarlo, que el, Maneic.
mats lobos-y luego, con una nue.
va Y melodiosa entonaci6n- "saps
cue t'estimo''
-f'Y 10. Alden, ''Manedc' :.
'Manelic" Sc marcha. Manana
embarca con rumbo a Espafia des-
pues de una excursion artist;ca que
ha durado dieciocho meses... NO
va agobiado por ell peso de los lau-
reies; unas coronas mas que ana
dir la inmensa cantidad que po-
see no lie hacen tambalear, como
tampoco le haee tambalear ell 6yito
que, como siempre, lie acompafia Y
lie remonta la region azul ma
reante... Manelic'' no SO marea
va en- las alturas; esta acostumbra-
do como Ell aguila, a vivir en- elias.
Tampoco Ell peso de los 'pesos' j,
cantidad respetabilfsima por cierto,
le agobia. Hay ''letras'' que ali
geran: elias llevan el vii metal.
Una preocupaci6n tiene Maleiic.
Sd rusticidsd CORE parejas con
Ia nobleza de sus sentimientos
Cuando navegaba econ rumbo
hacia ac&, ''deciale la buena de
srl companera. Ia que comparte con
el glorias, Y no digo fatigas por-
que no las hay; recuerdo que hace
doce amos prometi a los PIP. Esco-
lapios de Guanabacoa que les daria
una function en- su pequeflo teatro...
7 ahora pienso que pondr6 en- es-
cena Gel Cardenal''. iEstaran con
tentos?
Este es Manelic'', es decir, es
Enrique Borras. Grande, con la
grandeza del genio. Sentimental,
sensible como un milo; dispuesto
siempre al bien, constante en- Ell re-
cuerdo...
-Pues veras que traigo de ME-
vitas, me decia revolviendo pape-
les.
,De Nuevitas?
Isl. Til sabes que Don Anto-
MO-.
''Don. Antonio" es vico. Sien ),
por el que fue ell mas genial de
los actores espaloles, inmensa ad-
miracion. El retrato de vico lie
acompaiia siempre. Ell amigo que en-
tire en- el cuarto de Borras durants
un entreacto, por ejemplo, veri en-
lugar preferente, ell retrato de An
tonic vico, coIoreado, un esnlalte,
sostenido por artistico pie.
Yo que siempre senti vcneraci6n
por aQuel ilustre artista, con lyA
amistad me honr6 tambien, en- cuan
to vi Ell rasgo de respeto de Po-
rras hacia Vico, llevandole en- eff
gle todas parties, ademas de l',.
varlo en- ell cerazon, experiments
una sensation tan fuerte que ella
sell6 firmemente Ell Garlic Y la adj
miraci6n que por Borras siento...
iii sabes que Don Antonio !.
-Si: murio en- Nuevitas.
-Pues mira lque recuerdo!
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ASEGURESE EN-
Ell ANCORA

tamente 10 que Sc neeesita para iiiIa
piar 81 sisteIHa dc impurezas y
restanraF RI vigor Y la energia de
la salud. DE yenta en- las farmacias
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NO PIERDA sU DINERo
Enrique COLL.

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ell balloon de su casa pueda alqui-
lar Ia habitaci6n desocupada.
cuando, un aviso en- la secci6n de
anuncios clasifcados de Ell NUN
Do puede hacerselo en- un dfa por
un solo dollar. P.
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Evening star., 1925-10-04
President and First LADY
Quietly Observing Their
10th Wedding Anniversary
Conera tory Messages Received From Entire
Country-Proeram of Official Entertainments
Expected Soon-Notable Society Events.
SALLIE v. n. PICKETT.

-HE Coolidge celebrating
wedding today the White House though
the Shortly after their
the Capital from Omaha where the President will attend the Legion
convention this week society the of Official
the White House the Winter around which the whole
calls social them this offers
Speakers long society
person Mrs Nicholas Lcngwon generally spoken Alice Rocse
FILLED Wahmgton social
M & posra an @ m week NM ] d"s beng M hfe95da one a'eF
delegates Union Friday,
nerpar delegate sway each day
hs|fen m W e"S;.n 2s ] Tss as 'n,1eed wh h ~es
former friends both bodies the delegates the
THE seererary State and Mrs Kellogg important
in the soss1 M lat week where foreign visitors
p e Sss' sn ast5 ss pd
: baa r. the Mayoxsr 5lotsl ii
hos suppnnted BY the unusually brilliant luncheon
other distinguished vereg guests. g 3'' ''N'
MRS HENDERsoNs reception deep,
81 be @ pn M @ id mot yes s{ @ M her
vas held The broad street which faces ample the
rooms zpsbe fodns hundreds Of peope WITS
THERE full the foreign today Thomas
F Wash M being hos at the he ses and m most affair with
w M @ % s H M @ a se M 8 Bsans M RSa wcre s M
an" T vhS were S hosts. ' '''''s" Thomas Marshall
THE Junior League which embraces membership
s as % zach @ h % ] p11S"T ,Se Wsfd rs1'rs St h o
n the ~ OF the league when last season they changed from their
'Ss sEsf ,s' ?s;
- season hn lar this chairman has been
Engage quite early many may desire for the event,
MUCH equally be Halloween ball at 10
~ o'clock the night Of October 81 the Mayaowcr
III, viii ono biggest ao~een night re ,9 and m NUMBER
and the Sisi All SAINTS % d and
Evening star., 1925-10-04
Marked Courtesy Extended
By Diplomats to Home Folk
Dinners and Other Forms of Hospitality Com
pliment 1nterp parliamentary Delegates.
Other Notes of Special Interest.

cess Bibesco will sail from F.nSla nd
Wednesday aboard the Majestic for
New York.
The Minister of Sweden and F'rl
WaIlenberg entertained a number of
the Swedish delegates to the Interpar
liamentary Congress at dinner last
evening and will have several dining
with them this evening
The Minister and F'ru Wallenhers
will give A reception tonight AT the
legation for about $50. including the
Scandinavian delegation to the con
Gress.
The Minister of Guatemala and
Sonora de Sanchez Latour will be
hosts at dinner Wednesday evening
in compliment to the Guatemalan
delegation 10 the 1nterparliamentary
Congress.
The Minister of the Serbs. Croats
and Slovenes. DR.. Ante Tresich Pa
vtchich, will entertain at dinner this
evening in honor of the delegates
from Jugoslavia to the Interparlia
mentary Union Congress.
The Minister of the Netherlands
Jonkheer de Graeff. arrived in New
York yesterday morning and came al
once to Washington. Nine de Ora eff
and their daughters will join hin
later in the year.
The Minister of the Dominican Re
public and Sonora de Aria had
guests at the dinner dance at Ward
man Park Hotel last evening. wher
in the company were the members o1
the Dominican delegat ton to the In
terparliamentary Union. viz: Sena
tor Gustavo A. Diaz. president of the
Senate: Senator Manuel de J. Gomez
Representative Rev. David Santa
| ma ria. Representative Rafael Bra che
Continued on Seventh Page.)
Evening star., 1925-10-04

Sonora de Riano. wife of the Am
hassador of Spain. is expected al the
embassy today after an absence of
tW" months spent at York Harbor
with her brotherin-law and sister,
Mr.. and Mrs. Chandler r. Anderson
and in Connecticut with her aunts.
The Ambassador is still in Vermont
and will not join Sonora de Riano
until the latter part of October.
The Ambassador of Great Britain. Sir
Esme Howard. will sail for New York
from England Friday. October l6.
Lady Isabella Howard. who is in
Switzerland with their son. is not ex-
pected to join the Ambassador until
after Christmas.
The Ambassador of France, NJ.
Daeschner, will be host at dinner this
evening at the embassy. having AS
his guests the French delegation to
the Interparliamentary Congress.
The Ambassador of Japan and Nine.
Matsudaira will entertain at dinner
this evening in honor of the Japanese
delegation to the Interparliamentary
Union Congress.
The Ambassador of Germany. Baron
Ago Nathan, will have the German
delegates to the Interparliamentary
Union Congress as his guests at din
ner this evening at the embassy.
The Minister of Denmark. Mr.. Con
stantin Brun. will give a reception
tomorrow afternoon in honor of the
delegates from Denmark to the Inter
parliamentary Union Congress.
The Minister of Switzerland and
Nine. Peter will entertain at dinner
this evening in honor of the Swiss
delegates to the Interparliamentary
Union Congress.
Evening star., 1925-10-04
Acting War Secretary
And Mrs. Davis of High
Rank in the Social Set
Head of Military Depart
ment Probable Successor
in Cabinet Post-Mrs.
Davis Seeking Health
Restoration.

The Acting Secretary of War. whom
rumor names so persistently as soon
to he the actual incumbent of the
cabinet office where he serves, and
Mrs. Dwight Filley Davis have been
for several years prominent members
of the higher official set. But Mrs.
Davis has been in fragile health for
two years past and her many friends
rejoice that her sojourn in Paris dur
ing the past Summer. under the care
Of the most eminent physicians. has
almost restored her to normal. For
the present the Assistant Secretary
and his family have a pleasant home
on the Rock willie pike. just outside
Bethesda. and will remain there until
the Official season opens to give Mrs.
Davis the full benefit of the country
air during the long, mild Autumn
which Is on the cards, according to
the Weather Bureau.
Meantime the housing problem and
the school problem are engaging Mrs.
Davis. the former in regard to a
Winter residence and the latter. the
placing of the second daughter. Miss
Cynthia Davis, who desired a change
in scholastic plans. She left during
the past week to enter st. Timothy's
in Catonsville, Md, while her sisters
Miss Alice Brooks. who is 16. and
Miss Helen. who is l.. are returning
to Holton Arms School in this city
which they have attended for the past
three years. The only son in the
family. Dwight Filley. jr.. is Is. and
left last week also to continue his
preparatory studies for Harvard at
st. Marks School In Massachusetts.
Mr.. Davis is, as all the world knows
one of the enthusiastic champions of
tennis in this country and that inter.
national trophy contested for every
wear. the Davis cup. is as well known
(Continued on Seventh PaKe.)
Evening star., 1925-10-04
Dinners. Luncheons
And Teas Mark Week
In the Social World
Honors Are Paid Visitors
in City-Tea Dance An
nounced for Prospective
Debutante.

Representative and Mrs. Fred A.
Britten will entertain al dinner
this evening in their apartment. at
Nardman Park Hotel. when their
guests will include members of the In
terparliamentary Union.
Mrs. Chase W. Kennedy. wife Of
con Thursday
Mrs. Lyman r. Kendall will ent err
tain at dinner in the presidential dining
room Of the Mayfiower this evening in
honor of the visiting guests to the
23d Conference of the Interparlia-
mentary Union. Her guests will IN
clude Sir Henry and Lady Cowan.
the Minister of Egypt and Nine. Samy
Pasha. Senator and Mrs. Claude
Swanson. Nine. Charaoui. Governor
D. r. Crissinger: Col. H. c. Woodcock
of Great Britain. MIR. Mccormick
Goodhart. Judge and Mrs. William
Bailey Lamar, Mrs. John Allan
Dougherty and Mrs. Lawrence Town.
send.
Mai and Mrs. James A. Lyon will
entertain at luncheon today in their
home near Rockville. in honor Of
some Of the delegates to the Inter
parlia amentary Union Congress. There
will be about so guests.
Mr.. and Mrs. Parker Crenshaw will
give tea dance Wednesday, Decem-
her 30. at Rauscher's to present their
daughter. Miss Ellen Crenshaw. Mr.
Parker Crenshaw. jr.. will come from
4
student. in time for his sister debut
Mr.. Crenshaw graduated from Yale
last Spring and entered the law
school at Harvard a few weeks ago.
Mrs. Crenshaw recently returned
from visit with Mrs. Harry venn
Evening star., 1925-10-04
Col. and Mrs. J. A. Wagner
Entertain for Daushter

Col. and Mrs. John A. Wagner, who
entertained in honor Of the birthday
anniversary of their daughter. Miss
Corinne Wagner. had as their guests
Miss Letitia Emery. Miss Alexandra
Leith. Mr.. John Moore. Mr.. Gordon
Sheen. Lieut. Comdr. Pearlman. Mr..
Randall Elliott. Ensign William
Miche]et and Mr.. Charles Davis of
New York.
Evening star., 1925-10-04
Secretary and Mrs. Wilbur
To Give Theater PARTY

The Secretary of the Navy and Mrs.
Wilbur will entertain a. company to-
morrow evening at Navy night y
when The Midshipman" will he pre-
scented at the Palace Theater. Sec
retary Wilbur appears in the picture.
which was Filmed" in Annapolis dur
ing June week of this year 4 num-
her Of Washinctonians who appeared
IN the picture will attend the showing
tomorrow
Evening star., 1925-10-04
Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Hill
To Present Societv Bud

Mr.. and Mrs. William Aleva ndcr
Hill are presenting their daughter,
Miss Dorothy Louise Hill. at a dinner
d. rcs In the Chinese room of the May.
flower, Saturday, December 26.
Evening star., 1925-10-04
Hancock Chapter. D A. r.,
Honored bv Luncheon

Mrs. y. r. Evans and Mrs. Georgia
Knox Berry will entertain the mem
bers of Dorothy Hancock Chapter
n. A. r., as guests At luncheon, Tues
day, October 6,
Evening star., 1925-10-04

Miss Phyllis Price Is entertaining at
a tea this afternoon In her home. al
3212 Newark street, Cleveland Park.
Evening star., 1925-10-04

Mrs. David Livingston of New Or
leans viii spend the Winter in Wash:
ington. She has taken an apartment
At Wardman Fark Hotel.
Evening star., 1925-10-04

Mrs. John MCGOWAN has sold her
home At 14nn Sixteenth street. and
with her daughter. Miss Anna Nc
Gowan. will leave this week :" spend
a year in France
Evening star., 1925-10-04

Miss Nancie Curtler of Worcester,
Ensla nd. VIII he the guest Of her
aunt. Mrs. Lewis Marshall. this Win
ter in her home. 1915 Twentieth
street.
Evening star., 1925-10-04

Mrs. Woodbury. rulsifer has join
ed Dr. Pusifer in their home at 1877
Hobart street. after closing their Sum
nler home or Casco Bay. Mrs. Fulsifer
was accompanied on her return by
Miss Mary =. L. Hall.
Evening star., 1925-10-04

Mr.. and Mrs. Davis St. Pierre Gail
lard have come back from Mackinac
lsla nd. where they spent the Summer.
and are in their Washington home for
the winter
Evening star., 1925-10-04
at her home in the Allegheny Noun
tains near White Sulphur Springs.

Mrs. Richard S. Hill and her dauc
Evening star., 1925-10-04

Mr.. and Mrs. Carroll Preston Coo
per, Hotel Roosevelt. have as guests
Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence Cooper of
Huntsville. Ala. and Mrs. Douglas
Cleveland of Detroit, Mich. =.
Evening star., 1925-10-04

Mr.. and Mrs. Frank c. Maier have
taken an apartment at 3441 Four
teenth street northwest. where thevs
are at nome to their friends. Mrs
Maier. who formerly was Miss Alma,
Y. Mccormick. became . bride n
April.
Evening star., 1925-10-04

Mr.. Cha ming Ward Of Richmond,
Va. is spending the week end in
Washington and is at the Hamilton
Hotel He is planning to bring. his
wife and her mother here for tho
Winter. -S.
Evening star., 1925-10-04

CONTINUED on Seventh PaEe.)
Evening star., 1925-10-04

Mr.. and Mrs. F.. !. McEann and.
Miss Esther NCNann have returned
from Sherwood Forest. where they
spent the Summer. and are tempo
rarily AT the Hotel Roosevelt where
they will remain until they open their
house for the Winter
Evening star., 1925-10-04

DIR. and Mrs. l.. w. Fngster with
their son-in-law and daughter. Mai
and Mrs. Dabnev q. Elliott have re
turned to the city. after ssndinR the
Summer in their cottage on Casco
BAY, Maine
Evening star., 1925-10-04

Miss Charlotte Hartman will ar
rive in New York today from France.
where she has been a student At
Fontainbieau. and will join her par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. George w. r.
Hartman, IN Washington for the
Winter
Evening star., 1925-10-04

Mr.. and Mrs. George G. Da nford
who spent the greater part OF the
Summer at Woods Hole. Mass. have
returned 10 their home, 1900 Monroe
street northwest
Evening star., 1925-10-04

Miss Pettis has completed a stay Of
five months in Norfolk. Va. and is
the guest of Miss Edlin at 173S Cor
coran street.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1925-09-11
EMPTY WATER
FROM TIN CANS
Wiggle Tails find Breeding
Places in Water Filled Ves-
sells, Says Silver

With the dangerous and pestifer-
Gus mosquito practically eliminated
in Americas, Chief Sanitary Inspec-
tor Silver is DESTROYS that all cans
and other containers which were fill
ed win rain water Wednesday, be
emptied Immediately to prevent the
breeding of wiggle tails.
"We have very few mosquitoes,
now. said Officeres Silver, shut if
the water is permitted to stand in
tin cans for several days the pests
will breed by the millions and all
the health departments excellent
work this spring and summer will
have been undone. Cool weather
will be here in few weeks and the
people cooperate with me until then
Mr.. Mosquito will be finished in
Americas until next spring."
"The health department is anx-
ious to keep its affairs out of police
court, but unless the people cooper
ate with US during the next three or
four weeks we viii have to make
cases against them as a means of
safeguarding the public's health"
said Officer Silver.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1925-09-11
QUITS HOSPITAL;
WALKS 80 MILES
Aged Indian Sneaks Away to
Bring Tribe Through Noun
tain to Celebration

BANFF, Alta, Sept. 11.-Eigh-
ty-year-old, Peter Wisely, chief of
the Nordegg branch of the Stoney
Indians, dressed and departed from
the Sarcee hospital, where he was
confined for eye treatment, and
walked to Morley, 80 miles, in two
days.
Fearing that the doctors in
charge would not permit him to
leave in order to bring his tribe
through the mountains for the In
dian celebration at Banff recently,
he sneaked away early in the morn
ing and walked across the prairies
through the extreme heat sleeping
in the open and surviving on berries
and water.
He has only one eye left, and
that does not serve him very well,
but his Indian instinct carried him
across country to his goal.