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70 acuso al Presidente

esta su renuncia, dirigida al Gober
nador. (deposita la renuncia en- la
mesa de la presidencia). No de.
fiendo I'm cargo, he dicho antes,
que Sc acepte su renuncia como
Presidente de la Comision de In
demnizaciones Obreros, pero que
no Sc mutile una INSTRUCTION nj Sc
malinterprete la function pubhca
del poder legislative.
"Ahora se1ores, despues que, "a
beis todo cuanto he dicho, resol-
we'd de acuerdo con vuestra con
ciencia. Mi verbo no tiene elccuen
cia, mi pluma no tiene elegancias,
pero 81 Sc atacar la tiranfa y mi
pluma y mi verbo resonaran le
ahora en- adelante por salvar
Puerto Rico de la dictadura mas
POGO apreciable que ha bahido en-
la humanidad de Cristo a nuestros
dias'' -.
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De aCuerdO CON-.

Continuation de la So. paK.
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BANCO TERRITORIAL Y AGRI
COLA DE PUERTO RICO
CoNVoCATORIA

La Junta de Directores de este
Banco. en- cumplmiento de 10 que
dispone ell articulo 20 de sus Esta-
tutos, ha acordado convocar a Jun
ia general ordinaria de sefores ac-
cionistas, con objeto de someter
su examen y aprobaci6n la Me-
moria y Balance correspondents
al actual ejercicio social de 1924
25, y los demas asuntos reglamen-
tarios. La Junta tendr& lugar Ell
dfa 20 de julio pr6ximo, las dicz
de Ia mafiana, en- ell salon de actos
del domicilio de la Sociedad.
Tienen derecho a concurrir a
dicha Junta, todos los sedores accio
nistas que obtengan papeleta dc
asistencia en- la Secretaria de es-
te Banco con un dia de antelaci6n
a la mencionada fecha. Este dere-
cho es delegable en- otro accionis-
Ia por medic dc poder especial 0
en- carta dirigida al Presidente de
la Junta de Directories.
El Eecretario,
P. RoCAFoRT.
San Juan, p. r.,
10 de JUNO de 1925. A1vt.
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TOda Muier cue
ELIXIR DE BELLEZA

RtALMENTE APREClE Ia
apariencia de su CUTS, debe
uSar ell gran ramad;a
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que la hora de recibir su diploma
de Octave Grade. Yo lie envio mis-
mejores deseos mi sincera fell
citacion. No hay alumno notable,
como ella, que no triunfe con
Profesores que instruyen Y edu-
can como el grupo que constituyo
la Escuela Labra bajo la direc-
cion del Principal Sr. Leon dan
do por resultado 324 graduates.
Pero, no debemos desvirtnar en-
nada el honor ganado Y conferido
{ los tres alumnos que obtuvieron
efectivamente los tres promedios
mas altos de la Escuela, Y que
fueron:
La Srta. Enriqueta Jove,
La Srta. Mercedes Murillo In
fante y
FL joven Maxine Martino.
Doy a usted Sr. Director since
ras gracias atenta y respetuo-
samente soy su
q agradecido servidor,
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LA cREMA GRIs
Despues de IS amos de pacientes

Despues de Is amos de pacientes
pruebas y experimensos qufmicos
al fin Sc ha solucionado ell horrible
problema de las manchas, las pc
cas-, barros v toda clase lie enfer-
medades de la piel.
La Crema Girls es Ell iltimc es
fuerzo de la ciencia que HI logra-
do al fin llegar al exito.
Ella podra cambiar 81 aparien-
cia personal en- POGO tienpa. mo
ha notado usted que una cara llena
de barros, pecas, espinillas man
chas causa mala impres:on7 INo
sabe usted que la linipteza de 81
rostro Sc considera como parte i'm
portantfsima para Ell aseo perso-
nal? Recuerde que su felicidad de-
pende de su apariencia. Su rostro
revela 10 que usted es.
Usando la Crema Girls curari
sn piel de impurezas no le sera
necesario usar pinturas para apa-
recer hermosa.
Tambi6n La recomendamos para
blanquear a las personals trIguenas
abrasadas por la acci6n del sol tro-
pical tanto a hombres como a mu-
jeres.
Gsabia usted que La Crema Girls
hace desaparecer las arragas pre-
maturas?
Gsabia que las pecas, las man
chas y los barros envejecen antes
de tempo?
Die gustaria aparecer mas joven
y poner su cults suave. terso y
delicado? Use Ia Crema Girls.
Haga sus pedidos a
THE CREMA Girls
MEDICINE co.
Aguada, Pto. Rico.
Advt.
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BELLEzA QUE
A TODOS FAS-
NO Sc ENGANE

No hay manera de ocuitar los
defectos de una cara con ba-
rros, pecas, o arrugas, esn pot
vo con cOl0retes. rs nece-
sarlo atacar la causa de esos
defectos, limpiar ls psi de
las impurezas que asf la des-
fpuran
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AoStAh NSeAA3 ~,
Julio 16, 1925.
Sr. Director de
eel MUNDO",
Agradecere a usted me permita
lrectifcar una information publ
cada en- Ell MUNDO de fecha
Is de Julio, relativa a los premios
conferidos a los promedios mas
altos de la Escuela Labra.
La Asociacion de Padres y
Maestros de la Escuela Labra Ell
una de sus Juntas acordo pre-
miar honorificamente en- la noche
de graduation de Octave Grade,
con dos medallas de orc y una de
plata los tres promedios mas al
tos de la Escuela; es decir en- el
Octave Grade.
Al entregar los diplomas dc
Octave Grade, el Hon. Alcalde
de Ia ciudad, senor Roberto H.
Todd, presencio la colocacion de
las medallas sobre el pecho de los
tres alumnos que obtuyieron los
tres promedios mas altos de la
Escuela, a saber:
Medalla de orc, Ter. premio:
4
Srta. Enriqueta Jove;
Medalla de ORC, 2do. premio
Srta. Mercedes Murillo Infante y
Medalla de plata, Ser. prenio:
al joven Maxine Martino.
Las medallas fueron enearga-
das. a la Casa denominada "The
Robbins Co, Ihc.," de Attleboro
Mass, la cual tuvo la generosa
atencion de ofrecer por su cuenta
una medalla de orc para el pro
medic mas alto del S9timo Grado
dc Ia Escuela Labra. Esa media
LA ha sido colocada ssobre ell pc
oho de Ia Srta. Justicia Iglesias.
Las apreciaciones que nos hizo
el 81. Principal de la Escuela,
Sr. Leon, relativas las magni-
fcas notas de la Srta. Iglesias
aseguxan IN rnagnffico triRRfo
para ella sobre todo cuandose lie-
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UNA CARTA DEL
SENIOR MURILLO

San Juan, P. R.,
Julio l6, 1925.
sr. Director de
"EL MUNDo",
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da una apaenca de inventud Despues
ramedi ontenend
ate dan "a
Ia oxtarss
para e uso nadpou
T0D0S ENCANTA UNA CARA BONITA
port todo No 9dejep
hoy mmo Fl precio dcamet 81
Enyfe 81 90 adeantado fnqre
- * BELLA DONNA LABORATORY 80
sos La SALE STREET. CHICAGO. J
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81 espectro dc Ia enfermedad

tante en- su vida. No abrigue te-
NOR alguno de estos destructores
dc la salud v de la fuerza.
Ell TONICO ANTIFEBRIL Y
FERRUGINOSO DE LEONARDO
los detiene. Destruye los germenes
de esta infection. Restora la salud
Y ell vigor.
Este preparado es de sabor agra
dable; no revuelve ell estomago nj
afecta al corazon a los oidos.
Ell TONICO ANTIFEBRIL Y
FERRUGINOSO DE LEONARDO
Sc vende con la garantia de devol-
yer el dinero 81 los resultados no
son satisfactorios. Pida LEONAR-
DI al farmaceutico. 4s
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PARA LA CLASR
TRARAJADORA

Los mejores trabajadores oejan
de ser eficientes cuando su higsdo
comienza a funcionar NAL. Sc sien-
ten languidecer. estan ihodio en-
fernnos, tristes y sin amino para
NADIA creyendo que Sc vuelven Pc
rezosos. Descuidar esos sintomas
puede traer como resultado una
enfernledad, siendo por tanto inn
portante en- este case tomar una
o dos dosis de Herbine. Esto es JUS
tamente 10 que Sc necesita para lin.
piar ell sistema de impurezas y
restaurar ell vigor y la energfa de
la salud. De venta en- las farmacias
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gaci6n educativa rural, sea como
sea, Ell la mayor escala possible.
La enmienda de la Camara al
rroyecto, dice 10 que sigue:
"El Departamento de Instruc-
cion celebrara todos los amos du-
rante los meses de JUNO Y diciem-
bre, examenes hbres para los cua-
tro amos que componen ell curso de
alta escuela en- Puerto Rico; DIS
PONIENDoSE, que los examene
correspondence a las asignaturas
de cada aio seran celebrates en-
! forma tai que una persona pu ida
tomar examenes pertenecientes a
dos o mas amos 81 asi 10 desea; LIS
PoNIENDOSE ADEMAS que ell
Comisionado Insular de instruction
podra establecer un sistema com-
pleto de ensefanza .Ibre por cores
pondenc1a para todos los candi IA
tos examenes que la deseen,
cobrar por esta ensefanza un de-
recho de matricula por curse Qae
no excedera de cinco d0lares; Y
DIsPONIENDoSE ADEMAS; ore
los ingresos asi recaudados cousti-
tuiran I'm fondo especial separado
en- ell Tesoro de Puerto Rico. demo
minado "Fondo Estudios Libres
por correspondence destinaios
exclusivamente a sufragar los gas
tos Que origine este servicio'.
Ell sENADo coNcURRE A LA
ENMIENDA DE LA
CAMARA
A moci6n del senior Hernandez
Lopez, el senado acuerda efectuar
y efect1a, en- este momento la re-
consideration en- tercera lectura de
dicho proyecto de ley,
| Ell senado, a moci6n del referi-
do senadcr, reguelve por unanimi-
dad aprobar Ia enmienda transcri-
ia.
En- la forma va expresada, Ell p.
de la G.. 33 es sometido a votaci6p
en- tercera lectura, la que tieue
efecto con ell siguinte rsultado: Vo
tos afirmativos: ounce. votos ne
gativos: 0.
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MEDICINA GENERAL
EcpECI4LISTA

MEDICINA GENERAL
ESPECIsLISTA
enfsrmedades PRcHo ESTOMAGo NTEsTJNos
Sislsma dc tratamiento ANTfTUBERCULOSO
e hpodermica.
Gabnese de Rayos (uno mees bao
materia practca
ArAlsis de eapufos. oriDa
Horas - ~ A. a.. 2-6PM IIzs santur<s
Goasaltcriei San 1uste - Telst0n0 sl6. San Jusn.
Evening star., 1925-10-15
RADIO FANS TO GET
FINAL SERIES GAME.
WCAP Plans Full Report d.
rect From Forbes Field,
in Pittsburgh.

Rain in Pittsburgh yesterday, which
forced the poStponement of the final
clash between the Nationals and Pi-
rates for world supremacy on the dia-
mond. took the honor Of broadcasting
the seventh and deciding contest from
WRC and gave 1t to WCAP. Linked
with a number of other stations.
WCAP will broadcast play-by play
account of the game today, if played.
direct from Forbes Field Graham
McNamee, premier radio sports an
nouncer, will be at the miCrophone.
The second pan-American night pro-
gram in a series arranged through the
cooperation Of the Pan-American
Union and the Radio Corporation Of
America Will be broadcast tonight
from the patio of the Pan-American
Building in Washington by stations
WRC, VIZ. New York, and WGY,
Schenectady
The principal address will be de-
livered by Senator Guy Despard Goff
Of West Virginia, who Will be intro
duced by DIR Leo S. Rowe. director
general of the Pan-American Union.
The ol";s's for the concert Will be
Caroline Tender, concert-pianis Caro-
.yn Ne ming. contralto: Arsenic Ralon,
violinist, and ]. +. S Kinsel a, bass.
A special musical program his also
becll dEffHSSu ny lHc ouilSu SlolCS
Army Band under the direction Of
Capt. William j. Starnard. which will
open and close the concert tonight.
Other musical features on tonight's
program will be the second in series
of concer-" BY the Roe Salon Or
chestra hroo lon st FROM \ew York:
dinner r1uEa~t - ttla LIE louise Trio
under tn ll.rcct iou NJ %a,ruel ITdrin,
and lnte dance concert TO be pla .-ad
by w. Srencer Tup0lan and his Hotel
Mayf1ower Orchestra
The remaining features OF the pro-
gram viii he q talk on PLANT Lice
and Scales-Their Menace and Their
Usefulness" b" Or Harold Morrison
of the Bureau o. Entomology, under
the auspices of the Smithsonian In
Ftitution, and the daily market sum-
mary, prepared and presented by a
representative OF the Department of
Agriculture
Evening star., 1925-10-15
Where to Look for Your Circuits
When Planning Your Set for the
Set.Building Contest Part H.

II you are just searching for ideas
on circuits, the "Henley's 222 Radio
Circuit Designs mentioned in yester-
days article will fill your require
ments. but IL you want more definite
information on set construction you
will want more details on the actual
lay-outs Of parts on the panels and
subpanels and detailed instructions
for mounting and wiring the parts
together.
The latest information on set build
ing can only be obtained from the
newspaper radio sections and the cur
rent magazines.
From now on there will appear
regularly in this radio section con-
structional articles on how TO build
various types Of receivers using the
latest circuits. These should he suf-
ficient to keep the average fan busy,
| but for the benefit of the radio fan
who constructs a different receiver
several books and ma agaZineS which
contain complete descriptions on the
building Of various types of receivers.
Crystal to Superletrodyne Set.
One of these books is ".Henley's
Workable Radio Receivers" This
book contains detailed descriptions Of
the construction of various types of
sets ranging from a simple crystal
detector set to an elaborate eight
tube superheterodyne receiver.
Another series of handy booklets
on set construction are those pub
lished by b. Sleeper, 50 Vanderbilt
avenue, New York City. The Sleeper
series contain the descriptions of va
rious types of receivers which have
been exploited rather extensively in
the past two years. These booklets
contain detailed descriptions on set
construction which are easy to fol-
low and the layouts shown will give
you an idea of the way in which
parts should be arranged on panels
and baseboards.
The Sleeper booklets have the ad-
vantage in that they mention the
parts used by name. so that no diff
Guilty is experienced in buying the
material needed for the construction
of the set.
HOOk-ups Available.
Several magazines. notably the
Radio Broadcast magazine, Popular
Radio and Radio Age, have repub-
lished some Of their most successful
hook ups and receivers in book form
and these are also available to the
fan who is interested in the various
circuits and their possibilities.
Radio Broadcast magazine. Garden
City, y. Y, has reprinted its series
Of Knockout receivers in booklet
form. Among the sets described in
this booklet are a Knockout one-tube
receiver, n Knockout two-tube re-
ceiver, a knock out three-tube re-
ceiver Knockout one-tube reflex
Evening star., 1925-10-15
RADIO SALES HELPED
BY WORLD SERIES

Great improvement in radio recep
ton conditions, noted generally
throughout the East during the past
10 days, together with the added in
terest in broadcasting caused by the
world series, has brought sharp in
creases in sales Of radio apparatus,
according to representatives of several
Of the larger manufacturers.
Working on the enthusiasm over
brilliant series OF radio concerts ar.
ranged for the Winter, dealers and
manufacturers are already mapping
out selling campaigns to carry
through the Christmas trade. Pre-
dictions are freely made that despite
the large quantities Of radio receivers
already installed In homes of the East
sales will show a marked increase this
Winter over past seasons.
With many Of the small dealers.
who fiourished in past years, now out
Of the way. the larger radio merchants
are Understood to be building UP their
businesses on promises Of service and
guarantees for their products. The
broadcasting Of the more Important
Evening star., 1925-10-15
Your Chlds Laxative! Does
It Regulate for Weeks?

Does the laxative you now give
your baby or child promote regu-
larity for weeks and often for
months-or must you purge" and
"physic" the little one every little
while to keep the system clean,
fresh and sweet?
Even cross. fevcrish, sick baby
or child will love the taste of DR..
Caldwells S Syrup Pepsin and one
dose will establish natural, healthy
bowel movement for weeks at a
time, even if the child was hereto
fore chronically constipated. Dr.
CaldwelPs Syrup Pepsin not only
causes gentle, easy bowel move
ment but. best OF all it is often
Evening star., 1925-10-15
FIFTEEN MINUTES OF RADIO EACH DAY
BY JOSEPH CALCATERRA,
Noted Authority on Radio.
All Rights Reserved. Reproduction Prohibited

with Sodion detector, a knockout one
tube receiver with a vario-transform-
er and a Roberts two-tube receiver.
Reflex Type Circuits.
All Of the sets are reflex type sets
with tuned radio frequency trans
formers in place Of the ordinary type
of untuned transformers.
Popular Radio magazine has re-
printed it's most representative con-
structional articles on the building
of various types Of receivers, from a
crystal set to a superheterodyne, in
a book called "How to Build Your
Radio Receiver" The greater part
Of these articles were first written
and given wide publicity by Lawrence
NJ. Cockaday.
The Radio Digest magazine, Chi
cago, also has reprinted some of its
representative CONSTITUTIONAL articles
in book form. The Radio Age maga-
zine, also Of Chicago, has done the
same.
Evening star., 1925-10-15
WRC-RadiO Corporation of America
1855 Meters).

Il pm.-1rving Boernstein's Hotel
Washington Orchestra, broadcast from
the Hotel Washington
$40 p.m.-Base ball summary
$40 p.m.-Market summary pre-
pared by the Department Of Agricul-
ture.
p.m.-Lee House Trio, under the
direction of Samuel Cdrin
745 p.m.-"Plant Lice and Scales
Their Menace and Their Usefulness"
by DR.. Harold Morrison of the Bureau
of Entomology. under the auspices of
the Smithsonian Institution.
p.m.-"Pan-American Night" un-
der the auspices of the Pan.American
Union. broadcast Jointly with Stations
WIZ and WGY from the patio of the
Pan.American Building.
The program follows:
(a) Concert by the United States
Army Band. Capt. Raymond G.. Sher-
man commanding; Capt. William
j. Stannard. band leader: March,
Il Union" Ismael Valentine 0IairD
first time played in the United States:
overture. 'EXotica" (Exotfc,, Manuel
Betancourt Venezuela); waltz. "Leda, ;"
Julio Fonseca Costa Rica) first time
played in the United States).
(b) J. E. S. Kinsella, bass: Mrs. How
Arbol" c'Hymn to the Trees'D, Alberto
Campabadal Costa Rica>; "Vidalita,"
Alberto Williams (Argentina)
(c) Continuation by the United States
Army. Band, Capt. William J. STAN
nard band leader: Yaravi. "Cantares
di Elina" ("songs of Elina'D. S. Bus
tamente Ecuadorl; potpourri, Ca
prices); Centurion" Paraguay first
waltz, "Melgar," B. Ballon (Pert).
I'D Caroline Bender, pianist: "a
Tropical Dance" Justin Ellie CHaitD;
Barcarolle" c'Boat Song'D. Ricardo
Castro tMexico); Chant d'Amour"
c'Song of Love'D. Ricardo Castro
tMexico).
(el Introductory remarks by DR. Leo
s. Rowe, director general of the Pan
American Union.
~ South America the Land of On
portunity," by Hon. Guy Despard Goff.
United States senator from West Vir.
Ginia.
tg) Arsenic Ralon. violinist; Mrs. Ar.
senio Ralon at the piano: La Tristeza
de Pierrot" c'The Misfortunes Of Per
rot'D, Garcia Mexico); MI viejo
Amor ("My Old Love-. Oteo CMexico);
AncranZa' c'Homesickness'D Calvo
tColombia)
(h) Continuation Of concert by the
United States Army Band: Xylophone
solo, "Tu" ("Thou'1, Sanchez de Fuen-
L.
John Baumann; Chilean dance, Man
ana" arranged by Missud Chile; cor
net solo, 80 Pinhal' ('"The Pines'D,
Percival BraziD, played by Sergt.
Harry w. Phillips.
D Carolyn Manning, contralto: Kurt
Hetzel at the piano: 'Palavras no
Mar" con the Ocean'). Luiz Aurelio
tBraziD: "El Venadito" cLittle Doe'J,
Salvador Quirrez (Mexico).
ID Continuation of concert by the
United States Army Band: Mexican
dance, Maria" Davilla fMexico);
March. "Bngota Future" Lievana (Co.
lombia).
10 p.r,r-Royal Salon Orchestra,
broadcast with Stations WIZ and
WGY from New York.
IL p.m.-W. Spencer Tupman and
his Hotel Mayflower Orchestra, broad
cast from the Italian Garden Of the
Hotel Mayf1ower.
Early Program Tomorrow.
10 a.m.-Womans hour, broadcast
Jointly with WIZ.
II to l k.m.-Organ recital from
First Congregational Church.
p.m.-Luncheon music by the Ho-
tel Willard Orchestra.
Evening star., 1925-10-15
RADIO IN ARCTIC CIRCLE.
Extreme North in Daily Touch
With Civilization.

OTTAWA, Ontario, October Is CP)
The Arctic circle now is in daily
touch with civilization, through the
opening to the public of the most
northerly commercial radio station in
Canada. This station is at Aklavik,
at the mouth Of the Mackenzie River
and lies 300 miles north of Edmonton
and 125 miles beyond the Arctic Circle.
The new station, with others in the
far North, is expected to prove OF
great value to the trading and trans
portation companies operating in the
Evening star., 1925-10-15

of the seasons foot ball games and
the possibility that the first of the
promised series Of rebroadcast Euro.
pean programs will be carried out
within the next two months are ex-
pected to further stimulate the radio
trade not only along the Atlantic
the Pacific Coast.
Evening star., 1925-10-15
1906 G s

months before another dose is
necessary.
Buy large 90 cent bottle at any
store that sells medicine and just
see for yourself the good this pleas
ant, harmless, regulating laxative
does.
Evening star., 1925-10-15

An insulated wire may pick up the
broadcast programs just as easily as
a bare wire as the waves penetrate
the covering without the least diff
Guilty. If the lead-in is insulated it
will act as a part of the aerial.
For a loud speaker it is necessary
10 have a set employing three, four
Or five tubes.
If a detector tube will not oscillate,
try reversing connections on the
tickler coil.
Evening star., 1925-10-15

Mackenzie basin. The country is
rich in furs, and there are also evi-
dences of rich mineral deposits. Oil
wells at Fort Norman, 900 miles south
Of Aklavik, are already being de-
veloped
Evening star., 1925-10-15

the past week. "Raj jah" was present
ed with a superheterodyne at the
Washington radio show and "Bucky''
was made the recipient of set given
him by the base ball-radio fans Of
his home town.
Evening star., 1925-10-15
Radio Sets Given Ball Players.

Two of the members of he Wash.
ington base ball team, 'ouckv" Harris
and 'Rajah" Peckinpaugh, have been
added TO the ranks of radio fans in
Evening star., 1925-10-15
Early Program Tomorrow.

6:45 to 7:45 a.m.-Morning setting
up exercises by the Metropolitan Life
Insurance Co, direct from the Metro
politan Tower, l Madison avenue, New
York City.
Evening star., 1925-10-15
LocalRadio Entertainment
Thursday, October IS, 1925.
NAA-Naval Radio Station, Radio, Va.
(43i.5 MeterSl.
WCAP-Chesapeake and Potomac
Telephone Co. H68.5 Mefersl
8:45 p.m.-Weather Bureau reports
1O:45 p.m.-Weather Bureau reports

1:4O p.m.-Play by play account of
the seventh and deciding game of the
world series, broadcast direct from
Forbes Field. Pittsburgh. Graham Nc
Nance, premier radio sports an
nouncer, will be at the microphone.
The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1925-01-28

yet pi actical costume wrest from him.
on the arena of outdoor sports, the
coveted trophies of championship.
Distinctive types of winter sports
wear are the order of the day One
skis or skates, toboggans or goes noun
tain climbing to snowy heights CARRIED
in outfit individualized to the occasion
Most Of the sports models exemplify
the vogue for mannish effects. Knick-
ers, sturdy sweaters, woolly scarfs,
tams and caps, gauntlet gloves and
smart golf hose, all bear a masculine
air and the knitted kind hol1 sway.
The latest sports sweater model sim
ulates the huntsman or lumberman
styles These weather defying sweat
ers are developed in heavy wooden
yarns and have front and back panels
contrasting the knitted bands at the
hip, the cuffs and collar. Heather mix