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Daily Kennebec journal., 1925-06-15
Soap from Trees

The only oils in Palmolve Soap are the soothing
beauty oils from the olive tree, the African palm
and the coconut palm-and no other fats what
soever.
That is why Palmolive Soap is the natural
color that it s-for palm and olive oils, nothing
else, give Palmolive its green color!
The only secret to Palmolive is its exclusive
blend-and that is one Of the worlds priceless
beauty secrets.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1925-06-15
S. H. S. Assembly


An assembly of S. H. s. pupils
was held Friday in Engine Hall, un-
der the supervision of Miss Edrie
Bradbury of the Commercial de-
partment and Mrs. Perley S. Turner,
wife of Principal Turner. The three
act play Not to the Swift" was
presented in an excellent manner
by the following cast: James Will
mont. the Boss, Douglas Dysart;
Willard Stead, 1st assistant; Harry
End assistant. Raymond Jones:
Grace Foster, stenographer, a flap
per up to date and speed her motto,
Dorish Aanish; Mary Blank, a steno-
grapher, slow but willing to learn,
Florence Stinchfield; Bill, the office
boy, Myron Towle: Mr.. Brown, the
typewriter repair man, Howard
Reed. The three acts all occurred
in the Office of Mr.. James Wilmont,
an architect. The time was the pre-
sent and the play depictured modern
business methods. The parts were
well given and showed much work
on the part of the pupils taking part
and those directing the same. The
scenery was well adapted to the
time and story of the production.
The meeting of the Past Chiefs
Association of the Bloomfield Tenn
pie, Pythian Sisters, which was post
poned from last Tuesday will be held
tomorrow at the home of Mrs. Eta
Eiismore on the corner of Madison
avenue and High street, at which
time Mrs. Ellsmore will be the hos
tess and will serve $50 supper. The
business session of the June meeting
Will be held presided over by the
president. Mrs. Helen knight.
DR.. George Otis Smith of Wash
lngton, d. c., is passing a few days
with Mrs. Smith.
Inc hour of the Skowhegan High
school and Bloomfield Academy Aiu-
mni Association commencement
banquet has been changed from {;
o'clock to $50. This will be held
az the Grange Hall and the banquet
Is TO be served by the ladies of the
Ella f. Mitchell Philathea class.
MISS Louise Coburn Smith, who
passed the winter in Washington. d.
W mas returned to Skowhegan 10
pass the summer with her mother.
MRS. George Otis Smith.
MRS. Florence Quimby, who has
osen IN town, has returned to West
Pennington.
MRS. Lillian Purinton passed the
weekend in Canaan.
MI. ana Mrs. Jerome l., Watson ~
81. petersburg, Fla, returned n
Portland, Friday afternoon. after
being in town the guests Of Mr. and
Mrs. F. Omar Furber. - .1
Mrs. Alice Bigelow and Mrs. Jnu
Buzzell are passing several davs st
the cottage of Mrs. L. H. Applebv.
1t North Pond, Smithfield.
Miss Evelyn Bridges OF Easton
and Miss Airline Plummer of Benton
were guests of friends in Bingham.
Saturday and Sunday.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1925-06-15
OAK GROVE

Continued from Page one)
looked to each one to- carry the
ideals of their Alma Mater into
the days ahead of them that they
Daily Kennebec journal., 1925-06-15
THE PALMOLIVE COMPANY
(Del. Corp.)
No "Two-P Purpose" Soap
Win Bring
Palmolive Complexion Results

Palmolive Soap is made for ONE pur-
pose ONLY-to guard your complex
ion and charm. It is not intended for
laundry use, or even for fine fabrics. To
make it good for those things, its cos
metic qualities would need. be much
reduced. And good compilations are
. too precious to be thus imperiled.
Don't expect Palmolive results from
common soaps. Don't expect them from
Observation-Disclosures" soaps-soaps claim
ing to be good for scores of different
uses. Palmolive is a secret blend of
rare cosmeticSoils, a scientifically made
soap to be used freely and safely on
the skin--millions of clear, pretty skins
prove Palmolive results,
Daily Kennebec journal., 1925-06-15
Held for Seutember Term

John Brawn of West Mills was ap-
pretended Saturday by Deputy
Sheriff Frank Gipson of Bingham
and Tuscan Of Solon and was
brought to Madison before Trial Jus
tice Frank Withee, charged with
meeting with an auto accident on
the Jackman road at Carratunk on
Friday when he went away with
out making himself known, after
hitting Willard Nedeau. MIR.
Brann was represented by Attorney
Cyrus Blanchard of Wilton. He
waived examination and pleaded not
guilty. The State was represented
by Sheriff Hea1y. Probable cause
was found and he was held for ac-
tion of the grand Jury at the Sep
tember term of the supreme Judi
cial court. He gave bail Of $500.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1925-06-15


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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-09-10
GLORIA;
BY Beatrice Burton

Gloria Gordon beautiful flapper.
marries Dick Gregory, a struggling
young lawyer Gloria's idea of mar
riage is fun and fine clothes but
no work or children
She has Mysteries when Dick tells
her she must dc. her own .housework.
so he borrows Maggie his mother
maid, to teach Gloria to cook. She
Gloria gives a very gay house
warming. and invites Stanley Way
burn. an actor with whom she was
once in love. as one of the guests.
Dick instantly suspects that Gloria
is still in love with him. despite the
fact that Wayburn deyotes all his at
tention to Mrs. Myra Gail,
The. wild party breaks up when
Lola H9ugh 'bawls out Bill her bus
wife of DR.. John Seymour, Maggie
disguised, quits her Job,
hoGs senia al aithoag f Dick has has, told
her they cant afford servant; Then
and insists upon having a car of her
At this time. she begins to bs
Jealous of Miss Briggs, Dicks secre-
Gloria takes wayburn for q ride
in the car. and is seen by Mother
The next day when Dick is sup
posed to be out Of town Gloria asks
Wayburn, May Seymour aud Mays
lover, Jim Carewe, to the house. jim
brings lioTor, and soon Jolly party
is in PROGRESS.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-09-10
BY Beatrice Burton

0II@AI l. LIN <AA~N'
I'M measured liquor from his
flask into each Of the tall
E&J glasses.
Glory looked doubtfully at her
highball as she stirred it.
At last she set it down on the red
lacquer smoking-stand that had been
her Christmas present to Dick.
-. Oh, why were Jim and May
there, with their drinks that she
didn't want to take?
Why weren't she and Stan there
alone, as they had been alone yes
terday afternoon? There were a
thousand torturing questions that
she wanted to ask him.
And there was one thing she
yearned to hear him say to her &.
1T love you" For he never had.
Jim stared at Glory and her un-
tasted highball.
whats the matter, old girl?" he
asked Got cold feet?"
Glory nodded.
I'm afraid to drink since I passed
out the other night after those cock
tails" she said.
"Oh, where do you get that sweet
girl graduate stuff, Glory?" May
asked bluntly. go on, take drink.
You can't be crepe-hanger at your
own party!'
IT should say notr' Stan nodded
vigorously.
Glory lifted her glass.
10 CrtV,on thanN she
cried and slipped the pale amber fluid
slowly.
Stan leaned over and touched his
glass to hers.
1T drink to business trips .
and to husbands who are away on
then!" he said in a tone so low that
May and Jim couldn't hear his
words.
1.-THE chaperons are going into
the sunroom, so you won't have TO
whisper to each other. S not polite.
Jim remarked in his loud, good-na-
tured voice.
He picked up the plate Of sand.
witches and followed May out of the
living room.
ri TAN looked at Glory with a
Isl question in his is, eyes.
Explain yourself, Did you ask those
two birds over here today to cha >
eron us?"
Glory shook her head gravely.
NO not exactly" she said. II
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-09-10

mentioned to May that you were
coming to see me this afternoon, and
she invited herself and Jim over.
Why do you wish they
weren't here?"
II do" Stan replied shortly. He
gazed thoughtfully into the fire.
Glory watched him. She had an
almost unbearable desire to cross
the room to him, and put her arm
around him to hold his dark
head in the crook of it to tell
him how very much he meant TO her.
Nervously she struck a match to
a cigaret.
Hmm, I had a letter this morn.
ing that I certainly wasn't looking
for" Stan said suddenly.
From Sonya Chotek, I'll bet a
dime" Glory answered.
Stan laughed
BY Jove, you guessed right he
said You're a fortune teller
L wish I really were. Then I'd
know how you feel toward all these
women who send you letters" Glory
said bitterly. How do you feel
about Sonya Chotek, for instance?
Do you think she's as nice as
I ann"
"Oh, gosh, you have 1t all over her
like a tent" Stan promptly an
swered. And, for the moment
Glorias jealousy was appeased.
by the way, did you find out for
sure that your mother-in-law saw
us, yesterday in the carp Stan
asked presently.
did 1 find out? I'll tell the street
found out!' Glory answered THE
minute I came home Ranghild told
me she wanted to talk to me
so 1 went over to see her, and she
PANIED me for half an hour about
being bad wife"
IT should worry about anything
she says!' she added. IT don't care
what anybody says or who
sees us when we're together
Stan, don't care about anything in
the world except your
Glory knelt down on the floor be.
side Wayburn's chair. She looked
up at him, breathlessly waiting for
him to speak, But he said nothing
Stan, do you care for me at all;
I've just got to know Glory
asked at last. Her face was hot with
shame. She hid it in her hands.
wv AYBURN stood, and lifted her
IW to her feet.
Ill THAT drinks going to your
head a little, isn't it, Russet?" he
asked. He pushed her gently back
into her chair, and stood looking at
her
Do you know you're the prettiest
thing I ever saw in that blue-greer
dress you're wearing?" he asked
you look like the Lorelei. Remem
Der the Lorelei in the old song?
Her hair was golden, like yours"
Wayburn walked over to the piano
and lifted the lid Of it. He sat down
and struck a few chords.
Then he began to sing the Lorele
song between puffs at the cigaret
that chung to his lower lip.
When he had finished May ant
Jim applauded loudly from the sun
room.
| Wayburn came and sat on the arm
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-09-10
HOW TO REDUCE
VARICOSE VEINS
Rub Gently and Upward Toward the
Heart as Blood in Veins
Flows That Way.

Many people have become despond-
ent because they have been led to be-
lieve that there is no remedy that will
reduce swollen veins and punches.
If you will get a two-ounce original
bottle of Moone's Emerald Oil full
strength at any first class drug store
and apply 1t night and morning as d.
rected you viii quickly notice an i'm
provement which will continue until
the veins and punches are reduced to
normal.
Moone's Emerald Oil is a harmless,
yet most powerful germicide and two
ounces lasts a very long time. Indeed,
so powerful is Emerald Oil that old
chronic cases of Piles are often en-
tirely absorbed and anyone who Is dis
appointed with it's use can have their
money refunded. Hook Drug Co., Haag
Drug Co. Goldsmith's Drug Store,
Henry ]. Huber sell lots of it.-Adver-
tieement
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-09-10
Puzzle a Day

Canada Is certainly a wonderful
country for big game. From Nova
Scotia to British Columbia huntsmen
have been reporting good hunting.
In one week a hunting party
bagged quite number Of deer very
easily. In fact, If you multiplied
that number by 8, 6. 8, 70, Is or IS
you will, in each case, get a prod
uct which repeats the same digit
three times.
How many deer did the hunters
bag?
Last puzzle answer.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-09-10


I'M measured liquor from his
flask into each Of the tai
E&-J glasses.
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(TO Be Continued
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-09-10

rain, from this point on. 1 can see
that
Glory couldn't think. Her mind
was utterly blank.
Hello, Dick, old man" Jim Ca
rewe said heartily.
Hello, Dick" May echoed. We've
been cheering up Glory in your alb
sence."
80 I see." Dicks voice was cold
and hard. His eyes travelled from
Glory to Wayburn. smiling noncha-
lantly.
Dicks face was white Glory was
struck by his pallor. Even his lips
were whitish gray. Beads of cold
sweat were on his forehead.
-'Dick. you're sick"' she exclaimed
She went to him. and took his hand.
1t was cold and clammy.
Dick jerked his thumb in the al.
rection OF May and Jim.
Get them out! Get rid of them
he said, looking at Glory.
She held her hands out helplessly
to May.
MAY dear, hope you realize that
Dick isn't himself. He's sick" she
said 80 just don't say anything,
but go . . and send DIR. John over
here, will you. please? AS soon as
you get homer"
N lex walked past her. He stood,
I'D scowling and threatening, be-
- fore Wayburn. The actor rose
and faced him.
well. what's your trouble?" Stan
asked.
Glory rushed to him.
"Stan, please don't quarrel with
him! Can't you see how sick he is?
I. He doesn't know what he's
doing" she pleaded.
Dick laughed contemptuously.
"Oh, know what I'm doing. all
right" he said. Don't worry about
me! What I want to know is
what this fellow is doing in my
house! Who asked him to come here
-. your"
He turned to Glory and seized her
with one hand. His fingers hurt
her flesh. She could feel that he
trembled violently.
(TO Be Continued
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-08-21
Ell JovEN ANTONIO
PANLAGUA oPERADo

Este distingllido joven Sc halla
en- franca convalescencia va de SUI
reciente operaci6n de apendicitis a
que tuviese que someterss a toda
prisa en- Ell Porto Rico Sanatoriu'n.
Con este motive su seior padre,
ell conocido contratista don Martin
Paniagua, Sc muestra re'cvado de
la gran augusta que 10 traia preo-
cupado.
Mucho nos alegraremos que prom
to este Ell paciente completamente
bien.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-08-21
REGRESAN DE LOS BANOS
DE COAMO

Despues de pasar unos agrada-
bles dIas en- los Bafios de CoaIno,
han regresado a San Juan el ca
balleroso amigo don Jose Eevarez,
su bondadosa compafiera doiia Mer-
cedes de la Tore su simpatica
sobrina senorita Quintina Calzada.
FL vaje a Coamo fu6 motivado por
una enfermedad que aquejara al
seior Nevarez.
Los saludamos afectuosamente a
todos.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-08-21
La mejOr jugaia que
70 he VIStO en- las H.
gas de Puerto Rico
Por ANGEL RAMOS
Secci6n a cargo de E. Collins)


Eddie Collins me ha puesto en-
un aprieto. Me ha pedido lie olga
cual es la jugada mas sensacio-
nal que he visto en- mi vida. De-
bio preguntarme desde que vine
de la Isla, aunque creo que 10 hizo
para no recordarme que soy il
baro.
En- este de pelotas tengo muy
mala memoria, pero la jugada que
voy a describir no podre olvidarla
jamas.
Visitaban la Ocho las huestes
de Pipo. Ell Ponce, como recor-
daran todos los ''fans", sin excluir
Rogue nj su lugarteniente Gee
irish Jr.", es la novena que mas
"gente arrastra", como dria Mon
SAINT. Los Stands Sc encontraban
completamente llenos tanto de
Cosmopolitan, que es el nombre
que Sc han empenado en- dar los
cronistas la gente de San Juan,
asi como de ahijados de Merce-
des Salazar.
Suncar, aquel lanZador que no
fue devuelto q Santo Domingo
porque ell Meme Medina no encon-
tro pasaje para Santo Domingo,
y que sc habGa puesto la cabe-
"a de los lanzadores en- aquellos
dias, lanzaba por las huestes
"Atleticas". Por esos errores tan
comunes en- ell base ball Sc LENA
ron las bases de 'leones". No ha-
bia anotados |out" Y ell turno al
bate era Ninfn, Caratini Y Nestor,
esos colosos que tantas veces han
visitado los terrenos inalambricos.
Ell immense plblico que asistia
a tan renido desafio Sc puso de
pie, dispuesto presenciar la mas
tremenda de las romerias. Aun
los mas grandes y fanaticos ad-
Eliradores de Suncar creyeron que
este, quien tantas victorias habfa
dado a la novena capitalina, Sc
ria incapaz de resistir un avance
tan arrollador.
La primera bola que lanz6 el
don1inicano result6 strike, asi CO.
mo la segunda y luego la tercera,
siendo "struck OUT el primer pom
ceno. Suncar logr6 anotarse uno
de esos fenomenos que tanto es-
casean en- las historias de ligas de
la categoria de las nuestras:
iNueve strikes corridos, estando
las bases llenas! tires outs en-
home!
Ell publico que habia permane
edo de pie Sc fue sentando len
tamente sin que pudiera hacer ex-
clamaci6n alguna hasta pasado
dos tres minutes. Tan sensacio-
nal habfa sido la jugada. Los
vencidos no pudieron sino colmar
de felicitaciones al heroe que pa
seaba por los terrenos de la Ocho
en- honlbros de sus adniradores,
a quienes no pudo contener la po-
icia, pues deseaban tributar el
mas grande homemade al heroe de
la temporada.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-08-21
DONA MARIA TERESA P.
DE DIAZ COLLAzO

Via Nueva York, ha Ilegado a
Puerto Rico procedente dc la Ciu-
dad Eterna la bella v simpatica
DANA dona Maria Teresa Portell,
devota y digna esposa del brillan-
te Lcdo. Roman Diaz CollaGo.
La gentil amiga fue en- peregri-
naci6n Roma Y ALI asisti6 a to-
dos los. mas grandes festiva.es del
Afio Santo.
Mucho nos alegra que haya re-
gresado su isla la prestig1osa Sc
flora va que para ella hay aQnf
verdaderos tesoros de afecto Y res
petO.
LIE reiteramos nuestro salndo mas
efusivo.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-08-21
BALE EN- LOS CABALLEROS
DE COLON

La Sociedad Educativa Cat6lica
de Miramar est& organizando un
nagnifco bale que,. a beneicio
de Ia Academia del Perpetuo soco
rro, ha de celebrarse en- el ediflcio
de los Cabaueros do Colon Ell do
mingo 6 de agosto.
La Academia esta va muY ade-
lantada y con ell rfsultado lnoneta-
rio de este festival Sc dara un pa
so mas hacia su termination.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-08-21
DE NUEvo EN- sANTURCE

va estan de nuevo en- Santurce,
a donde han regresado esta sena-
ma, los distinguidos amigos senior
Antonio Perez Pierret, su bella es-
posa dofia Maria Aboy, y su en-
cantadora hija Maria Autonieta,
asi como ell sefior Ramon Aboy y
su sefiora, padres de dofla Maria.
Mucho nos alegra que los dis
tinguidos amigos est6n de regfeso
en- Santurce en- donde de tantas
simpatias disfrutan.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-08-21
DE vERANEo

Desde hace algunos dias Sc en-
cuentra en- la residencia de Ia Sc
fora Maria Ventura de Pasarell,
en- Aibonitoy La estimada senorita
Ricardo Aguayo y su bella y gen
til sobrina Matilde Vicente.
En- ell pintoresco pueblito pasa-
ran una temporada.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-08-21
CRONICA SOCIAL

da tia doiia Ramona Vega Vida. de
Goenaga, Sc encuentra pasando
unos dias en- San Juan la presti-
giosa dana dofia Maria Garrat6n,
quien guarda luto por La infausta
muerte de su amante esposo senor
Barnes.
Alivio su reciente pena anhela-
mos para La estimable amiga.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-08-21
REGRESA DE
BARRANQUITAS

Despues de pasar una magniflca
temporada en- Barranquitas, en- la
residencia de dofia Ana Riekehoff,
ha regresado San Juan la dis
tinguida dana de nuestra sociedad
dOna Maria Kearney, amantisima
esposa del Hon. Fiscal don Domin.
go Massari.
Cordialmente saludamos a tan es
timada amiga.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-08-21
AMIGOS QUE Sc ALEJAN

Por tres meses estaran ausentes
de nosotros amigos quienes apre
ciamos muy de veras. Son ell acti-
vo ingeniero don Carlos del Vale
zeno Y su bella y agradable esposa
Gloria ojeda, quienes, acompafados
de sus tres hiios, embarcan hoy
con rumbo a Estados Unidos.
Que vuelen pronto los tres me-
ses de ausencia, es nuestro mayor
deseo, para tenerlos pronto de nue.
vo entire nosotros.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-08-21
sRTA. MARIA vAsALLo

La estimable v gentil seaorita
Maria vasallo ha disfrutado 1lti-
IEamente de unos dias de vacacio-
nes en- ell pintoresco pueblo de All
bonito, en- donde sus hermaros
Vasallo- Bou Sc encargaron de ha-
cerlei los dias mas agradables.
va Sc halla de nuevo entire nos
otros, 10 cual celebranos.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-08-21
EN- SAN JUAN

Hemos tenido ell gusto de salu-
dar en- San Juan al Lcdc. Ramon
Dapena, quien acompanado de sus
hijos Roberto v Joaquin, Sc halla-
ba de paso en- asuntos reiacionados
con su profession.
Muchos nos alegra habar visto
al culto y talentoso abogado de
Ponce.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-08-21
NORA DEXTER

Ha regresado de Roma en- donde
Sc hallaba hace algiin tempo la in
teligente Y simpatica seiiorita No
IA Dexter, puertorriqueha cue hace
honor la TERRA en- que naci6. No
ia pertenece a La orden de Hijas
Cat6lcas de America en- donde Sc
le estima muy de veras.
lie reiteramos nuestro mas aten-
to saludo.
DoNA MARIA GARRAToN
VIDA. DE BARNES
En- la residencia Ge su d-stingui-
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-08-21

tas la bella y prestigiosa compafie-
ra de MIR. Waldemax Lee.
Mucho celebramos tan feliz re-
greso.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-08-21
HA REGRESADo Eli PADRE q
NUEVA PAz

Despues de una breve ausencia,
ha retornado Puerto Rico Ell Pa
DIRE Nueva Paz, uno de los mas br1
nantes oradores con que cuenta la
Islesia en- Puerto Rico.
Mucho nos alegra que haya vuel-
to Ell Padre Nueva Paz Puerto
Rico.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-08-21
IONA ANA NJ.
DE BLANCO

A una edad bastante avanzada
ha bajado la tuanba Ia venera-
bls matrons dofia Ana Morales,
viuda de Blanco, descendiente de
una fan1iha muy distinguida y pres
tigiosa y de quien a sr vez deseien
den caballeros cultos . inteligentes
que en- nuestra sociedal Sc han he
cho objeto de general estimaci6n
y respeto.
Mucho sentimos la desaparici6n
de esta noble dana cuyos deu-
dos hacemos llegar Ell testimonio
de nuestro dueio mas sentido.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-08-21
DON ULIsEs LoUBR1EL

Asistido por ell distinguido doc
tor Gonzalez Martinez, Sc halla re-
cluido en- CANA, en- su rcsidencia
de Puerta de TERRA, Ell excelente
amigo don Uhses Loubriel.
Mucho 10 lamentamos.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-08-21
(Por Laura de MED1c1s.)
EMBARCA CoRDovA
DAVI1A

EMBARcA coRDovA
DAVI1A
El % del corriente, en- Ell trans.
porte est. Mihiel''. embarca para
Washington. Ell prestigioso po.;tico
don Felix C6rdoya Davila, nuestro
actual representative en- ell Congre.
so americana.
volvera el luchar con ell mis-
mo entusiasmo de siempre por Ia
causa de su pals, con esa energia,
ese va1or y esa integridad que 10
caracterizan y 10 realzan a nues-
tros ojos.
Sentimos que Ell cabalIeroso ami
go Sc aleje de Su patria pero va
que a luchar va por ella no pode-
mos sino desearle nuevos triunfos
augurarle mas 1aureles.
sIGUE MEJoR DoNA
MATILDE M. DE
CARBIA
Dona Matilde M. de Carbia, so-
bresaiente figura de nuestro, mundo
social, Sc ha hallado ti1timamente
aquejada de cruel dolencia con-
secuencia de un alumbramiento que,
por contraste, fu6 felicfsimo.
Gracias a los cuidados Y Ia Glen
cia del doctor Antonio Martinez
Alvarez, ella Sc encuentra va fue-
ra de todo peligro, 10 cual nos
hace salir de la angustia ell cue
nos suni6 su grave esSado.
Celebraremos que prcnto ests com
pletamente bien, afiadiendo nucva
algeria al hogar que tan bien di-
rige.