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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-07-30
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va que es un hecho que la $50
ciedad P~rotectora de Mendigos'
ALOHA, esplendidamente en- un asilo
q todos los mencsterosos que 10
son de veras, puede asegurarse
que los individuos que, avergon-
zando a la cultura de San Juan
(ya que no es possible que Sc aver
guencen ellos) piden limosna por
las GALES, o son unos picaros, o
unos vagabundos de profession, que
pretenden, a costa de los tontos,
reirse de los verdaderos mendigos,
vivir con holgura v hasta jugar
al pool. Todo el mundo sabe que
los que hoy piden limosna result
tan unos pajaros de cuenta, pro-
pagadores de microbes, v con mu-
chos de los cuales ha tenido que
intervenir, antes de ahora, la po-
licia.
Ahora bien; 81 es I'm hecho que
esta prohibida terminantemente la
mendicidad ~callejera, 5por que
consiente la policia que, frente a
los Bancos Y en- los sitios por
donde afluyen los turistas v pasa
continuamente ell p1blico, Sc ST.
tuen, para pedir limosna Y offender
gravemente a nuestra cultura, esos
transgreseres de la ley, alguno
de los cuales lleva I'm cartel re-
tador, para burlarse, o mas sar-
CASINO aIn, de las Ordenanzas que
prohiben pedir lmosna?...
81 esta prohibida terminante-
mente la mendicidad, 5por que Sc
eonsiente : agravio a la ley,
agravio que es tambien un CRAWL
simo u~ltraje para Ell progreso v la
cultura de la poblaci6n?...
Decimos este, porque ell publico
podria Greer, viendo algunos en-
digos privilegiados, o que la po-
licia tiene Ell privilengio de no YER
les nunca.
Jose M6ndez MARTINEZ.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-07-30
.NuevOs y sOrprendentes efectos aIcanzados con Anti
C%alculina Ebrey pOr numerOsOs ~pacientes

carta que transcribimos al pie con-
firma, entire otras mil, esta YER
dad.
Barranquilla, Colombia. me apre
suro a comunicar a ustedes que ac-
tualmente hay numerosos enfermos
que padecen de los rinones en- estos
~contornos, siendo muchos de estos
casos muy graves; y todos espe-
ran ponerse en- tratamiento con su
admirable especffco Anticalculina
Ebrey. Como sufria 70 del mismo
NAL commence a tomarlo hace algu-
nos dias, experimentando luego me-
joria. Convencido por mi mismo
de su bondad, M apresure a reco-
mendarla a tres de mis- amigos, los
cuales tambi6n han obtenido una
mejoria que estaban muy lejos de
esperar. Habiendose terminate en-
las boticas de esta ciudad sus Pas
tilIas Laxativas Ebrey, estoy es-
perando la llegada de La nueva re-
mesa que anuncian para luego, pa
IA comenzarlas a tornar, pues quie--
no tambien curarme de un aEudo
estre1imiento que padezco. tSfr-
vanse recibir mi palabra de graft
tud y la de mis- amigos por los be-
icios que nos ha hecho su de veras
famosa preparation AnticalcnIina
Ebrey que ha devuelto la saiud a
muchos enfermos de los rihones que
va CREAM incurables sus males
JULIO E. REY.
Anticalculina Ebrey Sc vende
ahora en- lfquido y en- pastillas. Di-
recciones para usarse en- cada fras.
co. :
81 sufre listed de dyspepsia e In
digestiones, Sc recomiendan para
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gestivas Ebrey. Ganar& listed en- Pc
so notablemente despues de tomar
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solicite nuestros productos en-
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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-07-30
UNA QUEJA DE Los vECINOs
DE LA GALE DE LA
MoNsERRATE

IN grupo de vecinos de La Ca
lie de La Monserrate en- la parads
Is Y media de Santurce, ha veni-
do a nuestra reduction, para que
por medic de algunas lincas, lame
mos La atenci6n a Quien correspon
da de algo anormal Iue hace me-
ses viene sucediendo en- aquella ca
lie y que es en- det-imento 5e la
salud de los vecinos que ALI mo-
1aH.
Segnn los seiores que nos habla-
ron, en- un ranch6n o asa del We.
cindario de ALI viven ciertas per-
sonas que sin La meEor nociou de
hygiene Y sin importarles para ma
da las reiteradas quejas de los de-
mas vecinos, echan a Jas cunetas
y canos todos los desperdicios y
aguas, Ileganlo a estancarse estas
por las abruptuosidad IS del terreno,
corrOmpiendose lueso, convirtiendo-
sc en- un verdadero criadeyo dc mos
Quitos y en- un ~peligroso foco de
infection.
Seria bueno que Ell Dcpartamcn.
to de Sandal tomara cartas en-
este ~asunto, va que como este son
varios los casos que semanalmente
Sc NOS vienen reportando, envian.
do aIgdn inspector para que tome
las medidas que creyers convenieE-
to.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-07-30
M1sA DE REQUIEM

Ell viernes, 81 del corriente, a
las ocho de la maiana, Sc celebra-
"a en- la Iglesia del sagrado Cora
ION, una Misa de Requiem a nom
bre de la distinguida DANA dofa
Arcadia Sarpaio de La Tore.
Por 10 numerosas que eran sus
amistades EN- vida y por Ell carl
no que todavfa Sc lie profesa a su
memoria, la Iglesia Sc vera LENA
de feligreses que a su alma dedica-
ran una oracion.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-07-30

FFeF. s~alicifsn de Ia Asamblea Sc
aeceda a 10 solicitado por dlcha Aso
eiaci6n.
10 asnOrs BarbOsa y Landr0n
eassienen Ia augmentation del Sc
Cor William Lopez.
lssspues de esta breye discussion,
- Issne a votacion ii 81 debe o no
eeder IN Banda q la Socledad Al.
ionsina de I'neFta DC TERRA. Ia
hlendo vogadO Ia mayoria en- contra
q que r. ceda Ia Banda.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-07-30
DON RAMON GARCIA VEGA

BESIDE ha varios dias ingreso en-
los hospitales del "sAuxilio Mu-
tuo'', instalados en- Hato Rey este
popular comerciante de Puerta de
TERRA, y reputable factor de la CO.
lonia espafola de Puerto Rico.
Al dar la noticia, tenemos la sa-
tisfacci6n de habernos enterado de
que Ell amigo Garcia Sc e~ncuentza
va fuera de TODD peligro, 10 que
celebramos sinceramente, Y que
pronto lie veamos frente a su acre
ditado establecimiento.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-07-30
PERo A PEsAR

De cOntar Ell MUNDo con Ell
mayor n6mero de l~ectores su
anuneio puede que no surta ell
efecto deseado debido a la name
"a en- que fue redactado, pues ell
mismo carece de los detalles esen-
eiales, porque no es adecuado,
porque no tienen Ell poder para
lamar Ia atcnci6n al Iector. Po-
demos dar a listed nuestra expe-
risncis sin costo adicional alguno.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-07-30
|%nfOrmaGOneS COndenSadaS

two y enthusiastic S~ecretario de la
prestigiosa " acreditada firma
SANCHEZ Morales y Co... ha lie
eado a esta capital, despues de un
yiaje de recreo y estudio por va
rios paises extranjeros.
Ell senior Duarte goza de grandes
Y bien mercedes afectos en- nues-
ira alta sociedad y su llegada ha
sidc motive de general algeria pa
ra sus muchas amistades. Nues-
tro saludo.
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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-07-30
Ell RETRATO DE BARBoSA.

La Asamblea Municipal de esta
capital ha nombrado una comisi6n,
compuesta por los senores Todd,
Gomez Brioso, Bird Jr., Martinez
Rosello y Ferrer Calder6n, para
que Sc encargue de comprar I'm re-
trato de don Jose C.. Barbosa.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-07-30
LA SRA. DEL
CORONEL ESTES.

La distinguish DANA continental,
seiiora del Coronel Estes, a partir
del lunes tres de agosto y despues
de esta fecha todos los primeros
lunes del mes, recibira a sus amis-
tades de cuatro a seis de la tarde
en- Casa Blanca.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-07-30
MR.. LAwToN RENUNCIA.

EHa
Ell excelente caballero america
nj MI. Chas Lawton, quien por
amos y amos desempen6 ell alto car
20 de cajero del acreditado Banco
de esta ciudad american Colonial
Bank, ha presentado ante la jun
ia Directiva la renuncia de su car
20 para tener lugar Ell dia prime
70 de agosto. La renuncia lie Ia
sido aceptada. Ell 'Banco Colonial
pierde a uno de sus mejores EN-
pleados, y asi 10 ha hecho constar
81 director de dicha institution
bancaria, nuestro buen amigo Mr..
Cochran.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-07-30
DOS Ex-MINISTRoS DE STAN
BULIsKY QUEMADoS vTvos

BELGRADE, julio % Omitted
Press)-Los despachos que negan
de Sofia dicen que dos ex-ministros
del gabinete Stambulisky, Cirilo
PavIoff y Pedro Janeff, han sido
quemados vivos en- sus celdas de IA
prisi6n en- que estaban recluidos.
Existfa un complot para matar15s a
los dos.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-07-30
Ell CONCERTO DEL
TENOR QUEVEDO.

Debemos recordar a nuestros lee
torres que manana viernes tendra
lugar en- ell Teatro Municipal ell
gran concerto del distinguido te-
nor Quevedo, acto para ell cuaI
1eina indescriptible entusiasmo en-
San Juan y que promote ser ell
acontecimiento social Y artistico
de la temporada.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-07-30
MERCADo DE CAFE

FL Departamento de Agriculture
Y Trabajo nos informa que seg1n
noticias recibidas por cable del agre
gado comercial en- la Embajada Anne
ricana de Cuba, las cotizaciones de
cafe de Puerto Rico en- aqnel merca
do son como sigues
$500 a S44.00. Dercchos paca.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-07-30
UNA L~ECHONADA
EN- LA FINCA
DE MR. GAY

Nuestro excelente amigo, ell ae-
two Fiscal de la Corte Federal,
Mr.. Gay, do en- su magnifica fin
ca de la playa del Dorado ell saba
do 1ltimo una gran lechonada crio
LA, en- honor de los distinguishes es
pesos Towner y su bella Y gentil
hija Constance.
A tan simpatica fiesta asisti6
una nutrida representation de
Euestro mundo social y Official.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-07-30
OLA DE NATURALIZATION

FL dia 81 de este mes fue escogi-
do por ell Hon. Juez de La Corte
Federal, Mr.. Wells, como Dfa de
Naturalization, siendo csc dia ell
natalicio de Barbosa, ell Juez Wells
tuvo palabras de elogio Y recorda-
cion para ell ilustre puertorrique-
ITO.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-07-30
Ell ALCoHOLISMO
Y SUS ESTRAGOS

Sobre tema tan importante versa
ri la pr6xima ~conferencia que ha
de celebrarse en- ell local de la Fe-
deraci6n de Espiritistas de Puerto
Rico. Rafael Cordero 50, la noche
oil sdbado primero de agosto, a las
s 80 de Ia misma.
Cordialmente Sc invita- al pdblico
en- general.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-07-30

A. esedf r.tahierias ga h hliima
aesn a. A AsamAAsa a arneEarAe
mm nsfiilna A. a. ~As~kaei6m
M3n AlGnnse-.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-07-30
EN- LAS GARRAS
DE LA JUSTICIA


Los individuos que escalaron la
Residential de nuestro amigo, ell Lii
ceEciado Cayetano Coll y Cuchi, re
lando prendas por valor de varios
miles de dolares, han caido en- po-
der de la detective. Aun sus NOM
bres no han sido publicados Official
nlente. Felicitamos a la detective
por este gran s~ervicio.
DON CARLOS QUARTZ
FL excelente caballero Y buen ami
go nuestro don Carlos Duarte, ac-
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-07-30
Ell E DEL AZUCAR.

Azdcar crudo = s4.27 quintal
Azdcar refinado- fluct1a entire
$4.25 Y $500.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-07-30

&c Ia temp0rada.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-10-04

WHAT is a good ointment to
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San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-10-04

pers and scoop out seeds; parboil
Is minutes. Cook onion carefully
in butter until brown, then add
ham, crumbs and all seasonings;
mix and blend thoroughly; stuff
pepper cases two-thirds full with
this mixture. Place on grease
baking dish, hay small strip bacon
on each pepper and fill dish with
half inch of water. Bake about
.one-half hour in moderate oven,
basting frequently. Serve with
lrown or tomato sauce.
Tuna la King-One pound
can tuna fish, 4 tablespoons but
ter, 2 tablespoons flour, 2 cups
rich milk, II teaspoon salt, Is tea
spoon pepper, l cup prepared
green peppers cut in thin strips.
Saute pepper strips in butter until
tender, remove; add flour to re-
naming butter, blend, pour on
milk, making creamy sauce. Add
flaked tuna and peppers to sauce,
heating carefully and serve at
once, on toast if preferred,
Canned crab or lobster can be
used equally welD.
Sea Food Pepper Grill-Twenty-
four oysters, thin bacon strips,
other ingredients as in above Tuna
a la King. Proceed with usual
cream sauce and keep hot. .Fasten
bacon strips around oysters, using
toothpicks, and place under broiler
or in hot oven until bacon is crisp
and edges of oyster begin to curl.
Arrange oysters in center of very
hot platter, pour around pepper
cream sauce, garnish with parsley
and serve Immediately. Scallops
may be broiled md used similarly.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-10-04

which, when mixed with water,
makes somewhat unpleasant
jellylike substance.
For this reason in all dishes
where peppers are the main ingre-
dients or where they are combined
in sauces it is best to avoid using
water with them and to dry them
somewhat by previously removing
the thin .papery outer skin.
To thus peel peppers either
toast them entire, by holding
over a low fame and turning FREE
quently, or place on platter in
a hot oven for from to 10 min
utes. This makes the thin outer
skin blister or crack, when it can
be picked off with sharp knife
as the pepper is held under run
ming water. The flesh may then
be cut or used as desired.
Scissors are better than knives
with which to slice them into thin
strips, while the coarse blade of
the helpful meat chopper will cut
them into convenient pieces for
other dishes.
The sharp corrugated edge of
the vegetable slicer which looks
like tiny dashboard, will also
turn them out in attractive
"iattice" strips, especially effective
for raw garnish and cream sauces.
Or the pulp may be punched out
into stars, crescents, etc., with an
ornamental tube vegetable cutter.
If peppers are cooked in water,
it should always be well sailed; a
foundation treatment is to saute
or brown the strips gently in but
ter which makes them richer and
more flavorful-before using in
other ways; since they are very
delicate in texture the fire should
always be kept low, and their
handling gentle in order not to
break them.
Allow about 80 to As minutes for
baking whole and stuffed If the
peppers have been parboiled and
the stuffing is pre-cooked; allow
from Is to 80 minutes simmering
time for sliced or cut pieces to be-
come tender.
Peppers, tomatoes and chicken
seem to lies hatchery" go to-
gether, and many are the dishes
of this creole type where chicken
made in fricassee fashion, is given
piquancy by a pungent tomato
pepper sauce. Leaving out the
tomato, one may develop origil =
tions with chicken, peppers and q
cream sauce as in "a la King"
dishes, always pleasing either when
served in chatting dish or over
toast for the informal supper or
lunch.
Or, leaving out the tomato and
adding cheese, always good bet
with peppers, we have variety of
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-10-04
the most common
idea in regard t. green pep

NROBABLY the most common
idea in regard t. green pep
pers is that they are a garn-
ish, an accessory, bit of season.
ing with which to dress up or make
tasty some special dish. But / want
the housewife to think of green
peppers not as a relish or dash
of colorful flavor, but as a true
staple vegetable as serviceable for
every day cooking as string beans
or cabbage. Why not? 81
Their flesh is succulent with
zestful tang which has marked ton
ic value to the stomach; their capa-
cious pouch lends itself better than
that of any other garden plant to
stuffing and filling with forcemeat
of various kinds; they may be pre-.
pared by many cooking processes,
frying, baking and in salads; their
"odd" taste combines unusually
well with meats, many vegetables
particularly tomato), and especi-
ally with cream or milk gravies;
last, they are now an ali-season
product to be bought at a low
price. What more could be said IN
the plaintiffs favor?
The first step in their prepara-
ton is the removal of the inner
seeds and core, which can be easily
done by cutting around the stem
with small sharp knife. For baked
dishes, such as stuffed peppers, they
may be dropped into boiling water
and parboiled five minutes to save
later fuel and cooking time. Pep
pers when heated develop a juice
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II yMsCh eFredr
Many ways OF preparing Peppers The Daas%a =%%"
BIZ Mrs. Christine Frederick,

tomato pepper cheese mixtures
most delicious eaten very hot on
toast like rarebit.
The familiar STUFFED pepper
so commonly prepared may be
varied by using different filings
and sauces. Not only bread crums,
but chopped ham, beef, rice, toma-
toes and cut corn make acceptable
materials with which to stuff the
peppers pouch. Be sure that in
gradients and seasonings are well
blended before packing into the
pepper, then place on glass or
earthen baking dish and surround
! with water or tomato pure.
Butter, ham or bacon fat or
some oil is also required to prevent
them from becoming dry, a tiny
half strip of bacon on top of each
pepper gives both fat and flavor.
Used as staple peppers may be
successfully combined with other
vegetables of similar texture, par
ticularly cabbage, celery, onions,
tomatoes and okra. A welcome
change from commonplace cream
ed cabbage is to use equal parts
of shredded cabbage and pepper,
boiling the cabbage and sauteing
the pepper strips separately, then
combining in a rich cream sauce.
Another variation is to use two
parts of cut peppers to one part of
cut celery, keeping the pieces of
both similar in size and shape; boil
the celery and saute the Peppers
separately, and combine again in
a rich cream sauce which may be
served over triscuIt, hot toast or
split baking powder biscuit.
Spanish in origin, too, is the sub
stantial rice-vegetable soup highly
seasoned with chopped pepper 4
while one more northern is that
soup where the stock is made of
the water in which the peppers are
boiled, the peppers passed through
a sieve, and both stock and pepper
pulp combined with thin white |
sauce into a novel cream soup.
A last word must be added as to
the excellent blending of green
peppers with sea foods, particu-
iarlv oysters, tuna fish and the |
richer white fish with firm flesh.
Either chopped raw with fish in
salads, or in cream sauce used
with them, peppers give an in
describable "touch" quite un-
eoualled by any other food. Be |
generous with peppers this Fall
and they will bring seasoning and
substance into the daily menu!
Baked Peppers Stuffed With
Corn-Six whole prepared green
pepper cases, 2 cups canned or cut
cooked corn, 1 cup fine bread
crumbs, u cup minced COOKED nam,
u cup milk, 4 tablespoons melted
butter, / teaspoon salt, Il tea
spoon pepper. Combine well all
ingredients and stuff into pepper
cases (which have been parboiled
5 minutes. Arrange on baking
dish, partly cover With water. and
bake as minutes, basting frequent
" with water and melted butter.
Substitute 8 cups finely chopped
raw cabbage for the corn AMI
bread crumbs in the above.)
Stuffed Baked Peppers.-Four
medium prepared green peppers,
tablespoons butter, 2 tablespoons
minced onion, y cup finely chopped
ham (beef, veal or any leftover
meat, y cup fine crums, y tea
spoon salt, ~ teaspoon pepper, !
teaspoon mustard dressing, bacon.
Cut tops from stem ends of pep
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Answered

WHAT is a good ointment to-
w use for acne?
THOS, ]. X.
The following, applied to the
pimples every night before retlr-
ing, has often proved beneficial:
Benzoated zinc ointment.l ounce
Salicylic acid. 20 grains
Gum camphor. 10 grains
NUY face is badly covered with
lVl blackheads and pimpl e s.
Could you tell me of remedy that
will clear it? CLAIRE f.
Here is an excellent remedy for
clearing your face of those black
heads:
Ammonia water. ...... j ounce
Bay rum. ...........l ounce
Borax (powdered) Il ounce
Clycerine 70 ounce
Distilled water. -. 10 ounces
81 To remove those exasperating
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IAN you tell me what to do to
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decidedly stimulating to the growth
of your hair.
Tincture of vanilla. 5grams
Tincture carnation.. 10 grams
Peruvian balsam. .0.65 grams
Alcohol ...........4 $50 grams
Oil of bergamot. .0.45 grams
Oil of lemon. -. 900 grams
Quinlne .U.4O grams
Infusion of eivet. .O.10 grams
Infusion of musk. .0.10 grams
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-10-04
What Makes Her So Popular?

White SKIN: If you have decidedly white skin,
use Light, Medium, or the Oriental Tint.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-10-04

A HALF dozen men always want to
"A dance with her, while other girls are
content if they have one partner. She is in
vited everywhere and she is the centre Of
attraction for every masculine eye in sight.
No wonder men like to take her about.
She never seems spiritless; she never looks
tagged out She has learned from Nine.
Jeanette how to choose the correct shade
of Bloom and how to apply it for youth
full beauty.
Do you know that touch of Bloom
in the cheeks makes the eyes sparkle with
new beauty?
SHADE for selecting Jomr correct
CHART tone Of P0mteian Bloom
Mediam Skin: The average woman who has
the medium skin can use the Medium shade,
the Orange Tint, or the new Oriental Tint.
OLre Skin: Women with the true olive skin
are generally dark of eyes and hair-and require
the Dark shade of PomPeian Bloom.
Pink Skin: This is the youthful-looking skin
that has real pink tones Medium or Light tone
of Pompeian Bloom should be used. Sometimes
the Orange Tint is exquisite on such skin.