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El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-09-02
4 DESF IL SOCLA L =.
RoNDA LfRICA

81 s
El joven poeta J. Monteagudo.
Rodriguez, autor de "Lirios Me-
igrosn va de ronda lfrica por Ia
Isla azul, a difulndir y a prestigiar
por ciddades y pueblos el estado
actual de nuestra cultura litera-
ria, necesitada de una voz noble y
sincera que tribute sus mereci-
mientos ell justo homemade de una
alta estimation.
Su actitud gallarda, generosa y
fraternal, acreedora es al mayor
encomio de nuestra pluma, toda
yez que ell joven poeta emprende
Isu campaiia movido por un>expon-
taneo sentimiento de altruismo lie
vantado v 7enaltecedor.
Como los bardos griegos, ALA va
ell ihspirado lirico iluminado
por la llama que enciende la qui-
mera, y con aureo bagaje de inc
fable ensoiiaciGn.
Deseamos vivamente ell mejor
exito en- sus empeios desinteresa
dos y mobiles, los que respondera
ell pals acogiendo' con profunda
simpatla este poeta de espiritu
helene, de refinado temperamento
de 1frico, de Ira y de inspiration
gentil.
No dudamos que el poeta Mon
teagudo retornara a San Juan sa-
tisfecho de su ronda lirica.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-09-02
Es POSSIBLE

que lleguen ia meta de sus as
piraciones, rel!izando un compro-
misc de amol, l,orque ella, no ha
Itenido otro M. Y cl. -. :. solo
Vi distraldo . 4ista, pero el cora
zSn fcS sic.ap'e de ella. ~
Ola DE}j.sG0CtjO
fue eli d. ayer
La iiest, para celebrar ell dla
del TrabaD paiecla estar de lleno
en- todos les colaZones, Y es que las
grandes ioeas aspanden ell esprit
tu. At
Los que luch;h, los que trabajan
incesantementeporel pan de cada
dfa, tienen f'W ser tn ese, que Sc
signifca el tr9ajo nn dia de sol
resplandecient, y hefmosO, que sc
toma. Y 40 Sc des ansa, muelle-
mente, al contario, Sc agita 81 es
pfritu y Sc lai)ra para engrande-
cerlo.
La manifestation que recorri6
la ciudad, Ifue imponente.
Hoy Sc 3uelve con mayor ahinco
a la faena ldel dfa.
Bendigdmos ell trabajo que es la
redencion Iea la vida de los pue-
bios.
MTGDALIA.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-09-02
VIDA NUEvA

llega a nosotros y saludamos
con jnbilo la interesante revista
que ha de ser uln nuevO esponente
de nuestra cultura literaria, te-
niendo por director al Lcdo. Tizol
y secundandole ell Sr., Rosario Or
tiz. El teXtO es interesantfsimo.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-09-02

deseamos la temporada que pa
san Ell Barranquitas el Lcdo. Luis
Samalea Iglesias, literato de estilo
pnro Y terso, y su bondadOsa Sra.
madre Pepa.I. VIDA. de Samalca.
De su nido filial de San Juan
han lido nuestros muy queridos
amigos, a disfrutar de horas pla-
cidas a la montana, pOr mas que
ese grupo encantador que forman
Pepa Y su hijo, representa-, la paz
bendita que reina siempre donde
las excelencias de un hijO hacen
tan feliz una madre.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-09-02

@
PARIS, agosto 31.-Los pc
riodicos en- sus comentos sobre la
repatriation Immediate de los pri
sioneros de guerra, hacen resal-
tar que Sc ha aceptado este sa-
crificio porque mediaba sola-
mente una razon de humanidad !;
de otro modo Francia no hubie-
ra renunciado a verse privada
del beneficio del trabajo a costo
muy bajo que lie proporcionaban
los presos, sacrificio q. represen-
ia muchisimo para Francia en-
tregar los presos antes del ITEM
po marcado por ell tratado. Los
periodicos anaden que estan con-
vencidos de que los aliados han
de pedir a Alemania la ejecucion
Immediate de ciertas clasulas y
especialmente la que Sc relacio-
ma con la evacuation Immediate
de la Alta Silesia.
LIE Matin" publica que segIn
las informaciones recogidas por
SuS agenteS la reconstruction en-
las regiones devastadas sera
puesta bajo la direction de con-
tratistas y especialistas alema-
nes Quienes haran las reparacio-
nes bajo la direction de sus res
pectivas agrupaciones, de este
modo las reparaciones en- las mi
mas inundadas seran .bajo la di-
.reccion de las industrias mine
ras, las de las destilerias Y GER
vecerlas bajo su respectiva d.
recci6n industrial alemana asf
como la de la industria azucare-
ra. De Agram telegrafian que
Sc habla de una federation de
los estados Yugo-eslavos en- la
cual entraria Montenegro sin
perder sin embargo su autono-
mia. Los peri6dicos publican
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-09-02

PARIS, 29.Clemenceau, Pi-
chon v los ministries de asun-
tos del exterior de Inglaterra y.
de Italia, celebraron una entire
vista esta manana. En- una no.
ia dada a la prensa, el Consejo
Supreme anuncia que, con el. fin
de disminuir los sufrimientos
causados por la guerra, ell Con-
sejo Supreme ha decidido empe-
Ear dentro de breves' dias ell re-
patriamiento de los prisioneros
alemanes. Ell gobierno ha reco-
nocido Wundzga como consul
general de Polonia en- Paris.
VARSOVIA, 49,. - (OficiaD
Por orden de Foch, las autorida-
des prusianas soltaron los
miembros de Ia delegation de
Masuria que iban a Paris.
MARSELLA, 29.--Los carre-
teros, los conductores de trucks
" los cargadores, enpezaron una
huelga de solidaridad con los ira
! bajadores de los muelles. Con
nevot, en- la Camara, ha presen.
tado I'm proyecto, designando e
/ rs de octubre para las elecciones
Maurice Barres, en- un discurso
preconiza ell acercamiento que
debe haber entire el trabajadol
Y el Intellectual, asi como entire
Francia y las regiones. del Rhin
porque Francia debe tratar dc
desarrollar IN programa de ex,
pansion economical. Albert Tho.
mas habl6, adhiri6ndosc Q las
opiniones de Barres, y rechazan-
do, sin embargo, Ia idea de que
| Sc haga preston sobre nadie. En-.
doso tambien~ ~el punto de vista
de cue Sc debe sometef el Kaiser
a un juicio.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-09-02

UNA GRAN OPORTUNIDAD
Sc lie presenta al PdblicO de
San Juan y de la Isla.
'La Imperial, de Antonio Le-
ma, acaba de recibir Tin surtidO
colossal en- CALZADO Y ME-
DIAS para ESCOLARES.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-09-02
Ell DIR. LOPEZ DE LA ROSA

Ell DIR. LOPEZ DE LA ROSA
esta siendo objeto de grandes fe-
licitaciones con motiyO de la aper
tura de su esplGndido consultorio,
levantado frente la Plaza princi-
pal de la ciudad.
Nos congratula que sc estimule
con frases laudatorias ell esflierzo
de la juyentud que va hacia ade-
lante.
Ell DR.. /. Lopez de la Rosa es
muy conocido entire los hombres
de ciencia y presto meritlsimos
servicios en- SUI vida militar.
Tenemos en- M1uestra mente la
idea de que>ha de aportar grandes
benefcios pdblicos ese consultorio,
dirijido por ell joyen galeno a
quien feiicitamos.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-09-02
ADA GERMAN

dos hijos del distinguido matri-
moDio que forman en- la heraldica
del talento ell DIR. Malaret y su
excelente esposa Amina Ti6, sal
dram en- breve para ell norte a Sc
guir estudiOs universitarios de
exitos positivos siendo ramas de
tan esplendido arbol.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-09-02
MERCEDES Y DAMIAN

VI MThNElFI-t' ! DAMLA
el amor eSr~i6a. sus nombres; la
belleza reina pr complete; la ju-
ventud los s'ui. por la senda de
las rosas; cqut mas pueden pedir?
La Srta. Fano y ell Lcdo. Mon
serrat, pertenecen a la gran distin
cion de nuestra sociedad.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-09-02
.FoRMAN

y parte de npestra sociedaq el Sr.
William Santos, j suSgentil espo-
ia Sra, Fansta Aponte, En- "a
Hotel Roma hoy Sc encnentran los
aistinguidos esposos q quielies rel
teralnos nnestra anistad que fueI
ttambien mny de sus padres.
r
RuMOR i. ,.4s,s
gratisimo CORE hoy. por nues-
tros circulos sociales, de que en-
breve volveran a estar entire nos.
otros eel DR.. Ashford y su familia.
Complacida EN- gran estremo es-
tara nuestra sociedad 81 la version
es cierta; tratandose de un gran
caballero y una sonora como nues-
ira querida Maria 1. de Ashford.
I Las grandes simpatlas que dis
lfrntan en- Puerto Rico, quiza ha-
van sido ell talisnlan para atraer
los nuevamente hacia nosotros.
Ell LCDO
seilor Juan Hernandez Lopez,
su amable esposa, y sn Srta. sobri-
ma veranean por nuestros campos.
Las estimablest amigos pasaran
semanas muy ,agradables J nos
complacera que ash sea-.
II
EXITO COMPLETO
obtuvo ell Victory Garden Y
merece que asl contindeN en- BUS de
mas exhibiciones cineInatografi fl
cas-.
Nuestro director tuvo la amabi-
lidad de enyiarnos la tarje dc pase
con que galantemente nos obse-
qui6 la distinguida empresa.
! J.
CAUSE
la delicia de los oyentes EN- el
AteneO ell violinista Sr. Palma.
Ell arco en- sus manos vibra con
sonoridad pasmosa y tai parece
que una bandada de turpiales Y
ruiseilores han abandOnado sus Ii
moneros para quedar presos en- las
cuerdas del violin que sostiene en-
tire sus manos Palma.
Felicitamos al yirtuoso, que, ha.
ra cOnocer al publico de San Juan
su talento artfstifo como gran vic
linista. 4
Z.
CUANDO
llegan San Juan, personas que
tienen amigos y simpatizadores,
Sc nota, por la reception que Sc les
hace.
El Lcdo. Enrique Gonzalez Me,
ma goza de este. priyilegio Y de clio
-
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-09-02
sRTA PAsTRAiA.

El viernes sail con direction a
Guanica, la gentl srta. Rosalina
Pastrana yecina lie Rio Piedras.
Ejercera ALI, el cargo de profe-
sora de Cienc Domesticas y Sc
guramente t',lra ell exito que ell
pasado aho m, en- Gales la dis
tinguida Y slmpatica mlestra que
ha de hacerse acreedora al carilo
de sus discipu!vs, y al afecto gene
raj de las personals que componen
la sociedad de Guanica.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-09-02
CUANDO

llegan a San Juan, personas que
tienen amigos y simpatizadores,
Sc nota, por la reception que Sc les
hace.
El Lcdo. Enrique Gonzalez Me
na goza de este priyilegio v de clio
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-09-02
puede satisfacerse.
saluda con afecto.
Ell. DIR. M.si.ALAlARl,ElsTlI n 4

Ell DIR. MAEARET
aunque sean poe4s sus horas en-
San Juan, siempri tenemos gran
placer 3 & al estreeh,r 81 mano ami
ga y enviar su hlentosa Amina:
ell homemade de Il lestra simpatia.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-09-02
Ell LCDo

sefor Juan Hernandez Lopez,
su amable esposa y 81 srta. sobri-
ma veraneaf por nuestros campos.
Las estimabless amigos pasaran
semanas muy -agradables y nos
complacera que asi', sea.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-12
THEATRES
PALACE HIP

GAt@NtE uiE
The Paper Dress Rsvue IN . novel
conception which n feature Of the
new bin at tho Palace Hip. There II
a lively chorus Of girls both young
and pretty whose natural charms are
amazingly enhanced by brililAn, eo@
tunes made entirely Of paper. with
n pair Of comedians and an a;,rac-
tive model as the center Of activities.
tho girls froiic thru a number Of
catchy songs and dances.
Ernest Racket plra-~s with com.
edy rnonoloru-. A rnonopiane and
torpedo novelty II part OF the ap.
raratus employed by tho Marriott
Troupe. n quintet OF juEgier-. who
pr~c~ds their whiriwind nnish by jug.
Cling bicycles. Ted Cleveland and
Peggy Dowrey bring plenty OF ex.
cuses for laughs in their comedy slcit.
big time" material II the Offering
OF Nora Alien. a talented lyric 80
prano. "Junt Me" IL the billing OF
tiny F7orette. a pretty girl who per-
forms fcata OF con-ortion.
Bonnie. Bonnie r.aesle," n the
feature photoplay in which Mary Nc
Laren Il seen In the principal role
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LOVE
PROVES COSTLY
5000 or Year in Jail for
Wrecking Home

BOULDER. Colo. Dec. i2.--E. c.
Stevens. owner OF garage and
transportation system at Lyons.
must pay Y. Grant Cllgcr. promi.
nent merchant OF that town. $50 900
for alternating the affections Of Mrs.
GilEer and for criminal conversa-
ton. or so 60 jail one year should
Oliger elect 20 pay his former
friends board bill while behind tn.
bars. Giigcr declares he will be
glad 20 pay Stevens board TO keep
him In Jafi In order 20 be revenged
for the wreoking of his home.
There were two counts against
Stevens. one charging him with
alternating Mrs. Gilgcrss affections
and thereby wreekinx the GllE-r
homo. and the other charged the de.
PENDANT with criminal conversation.
The jury found Stevens guilty of
both charges with malice and or.
dcred him TO pay Orlger $4,000 on
each count or 20 to Jail.
A letter written by Mrs. Glixer
from Denver 90 Stevens several
months ago which tho husband Of
the woman secured possession Of In
believed TO have had q deciding In.
fluenes with tho jury. Stevens was
addressed M darling In this letter.
which WAS signed Low. Love-
The letter referred to ciAndortins
rncctinGs between Mrs. CfiEcr and
Stevens In Denver and cautioned
him 10 be careful Suggestions were
also made as 10 how certain Incl.
dents In which both tho writer and
Stevens figured might b. satisfAo-
tortly explained TO the dupcd hus
band Referencs was made to Mrs
cilEers suit for divorce and whA,
effect certain things might have or
both Judge and jury.
Tho testimony showed Cnxer re
pcatcdly pleaded with stsvens not 70
break up his hofnA
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FRENCH MAID FINDS
SOLDIER LOVER HAS
TAKEN OTHER BRIDE

SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. EFF
you were French girl with a cory
little shop frequented by American
soldiers near the front, and one Of
them made love TO YOU. and then 70.
turned 70 America, and YOU sold
your shop and followed him and
found him married 70 another girl,
what would you do?
This question and these circum'
stances. added to the further fact
that she u pennilssA confronts Mia
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-12
Cut Away Hill at
Puget Sound Yard

BREMERToS. Doc. ii--work
has been begun a, the navy yard
here which viii result In nsariy
100000 Aryda Of dirt being removed
In an excavation OF the hill AZ the
far side OF tho yard The contrxe,
OF grading has been enlarged until
now the work win include practically
tho entire hill occupied by the dis
eipiinary barracks.
The work In considered . necessity
for tho future expansion and devel.
opment Of the Bremerton navy yard.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-12

ciogg-iup nostriis and tho air pas
saEcs OF the head: stops nose run.
ming; relieves the headache. dnlines.,
feverishneas. sneextng. soreness and
stiffness.
-Pape's Cold Compound IL IN.
quickest. surest relief known. and
costs oniY a few cents at drug stores
IL acts without assistance. tastes
nice. no qulnine.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-12
WILL EXHIBIT VIEWS
OF TIBET AND CHINA

ster~opticon views tatcn In Tibet
and China will be exhibited TO the
China club Friday night By Robert
+. Fitch. special explorer for the Ma
tionai Geographic society and mem.
Der OF the Royal Geographic society.
The club VIII meet IN the assembly
room OF tho Chamber OF Commerce.
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Gift Stationery
Autocrot Linen
Writing Popey

~ btuty 4 OpcT
Autocrat linen in all the
latest shades and tints, SOC
box.
Milford Lawn finish, comes
so sheets to box, Csc.
Envelopes to match, Toe a
package.
Alexis Linen-contains ~
sheets, Csc.
Plaza Lawn, 72 sheets ex-
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sells at Csc.
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Sheerwhite Linen station
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pink and white, s1.50.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES tints
Of quality linen in novelty
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box, $500.
Springtime Reveries, in
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cards, 48 sheets paper and AZ
envelopes-the ideal gift for
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At any Bartell store you
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for the youngsters or grown
ups. Priced at 25c to $3.50
box.
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EASY TO BREAK ii

Don't pass your cold 10 other mem
Yrs OF your family. Don't stay
Dsfuffedrp, Quit blowing and snuff.
fling. A dose Of -Pape's Cold Com
pound" taken every two hours untn
three doses are taken usually breaks
up severe cold and ends all grippe
misery.
The very first dose opens your
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-12
SOCIETIES TO RALLY

Christian Endcavor societies OF Sc
attic viii rally IN the First Christian
church at . o'clock Friday night
Plans for Christian Endeavor week.
February Is. 1890. VIII be eonsid-
cred Miss Elizabeth Conklin. for
years At Arco, mission. Southern In.
ala. viii speak.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-12
HIT BY AUTO: LEGS INJURED

James Allen. iN Taylor ct. il suf
fertnx severe bruises about both legs
Friday ~ the result OF being struck
late Thursday afternoon IN front OF
the Skinner and Eddy sh!pyard by a
machine driven By william clcoris.
s0fi Yesier way.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-12
No Gift Like a "Kodak"

Let us suggest the Gift
that Arrays pleases--
We have any Kodak or
Camera that win suit your
fancy. The small Brownie
to tho large CRATER. q ma
chine for every require
ment.
Kodaks--
800 10 e112.15
Brownies
s2.s6 to e10.95
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Mahogany Finish Nut
Bowls, complete with set
of 6 picks and cracker.
Separate place in center
for picks and cracker.
Complete set, $1.50.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-12

GInet banquet Of Bar lie Due. who
arrived in San Francisco TO find her
sweetheart, Clifford watkins OF Ven
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-12

Does away with old
style candles; no drip
ping on carpets and a
superior way of decorat-
ing the tree.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-12

Let's 20 eat mt Boldt's-uptown,
lAlS Sd Ave; downtown. sl3 ed Ave.
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Christmas
Tree
Lighting
Sets

Fit any light socket;
come in various colors,
red, green, white, etc.
Absolutely no danger
from fire and consume
very little current.
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Dolls

The little girl will
surely want a Doll
Christmas morning. We
have the very one she
wants, dressed in gayest
colors and furs. Prices
range from $500 to s12.
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Hudnut
Toilet Sets

Three Flowers Toilet SETS.
containing Perfume. Toilet
water. Face Powder. sachet
Powder and Talcum: all n
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Mavis
Toilet Sets

This dain,y ret consists OF
Mavis Tale um Powder.
Toilet Soap and Toilet
water. comes IN neat box
and will make a pleasing
gift for any woman or
girl 1.GO
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TOY SPECIAL

Tinker Pins, the instructive and entertaining 10
for youngsters. The regular price is Soc y n
BY coming tomorrow you get them for %
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-12

Every kind Of Teddy DnAs
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Also elephants. tsrrterA Irish
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poodies. sL75 70 $500.
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Triangular shaped satin
lined boz containing TolIe,
Water. Perfume. Pace Pow
der and Sachct Powder.
This IL q beautiful set and
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Hair Receivers, DuBarry,
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Puff Boxes, DuBarry de-
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Puff Boxes. size 5 inches in
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Nail File, DuBarry design,
IA inches long, handle 3sA
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Nail File, total length TIA
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Cuticle Knife, ga inches
5h inches total length,
handle 3s4 inches, s5c.
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Scissors, DuBarry, 51a ms,
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Scissors, Pyralin Ivory ham
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Shoe Hooks, DuBarry, 75c.
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Ivory Trays, priced at 40c
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reducing the electric current
from any socket 20 run
Trains or Motors,
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-14
FiLibinos Man Ships
Presented By Islands
To The United State,

san Francisco. Calf, Nav 14-Eo-
me first time in the higforv - a.
--Lgu states navy, an American da-
5SLoyer and submarine. when oo---
p-s-eu, VIII make their maiden r-Ir
GUY or here with petty offirere -
-SM comp entirely Of Fflfninoe
q, y --sI y seven Ftlipinos are talcfnr
ne course at the Mare Island navS5
aIu, near here, which will fit fbe-,
Ut olty aboard the new shfDs- OH
- vii come until the total connie
.lenl OF ll4 men for the destro7-a.' -
81 LOT the submarine have been as
me destroyer Jose Rial and che
2luIlarlne F-30, now bufIdfnr a. ~
= mon iron works here. are the riffs
% the philippines 10 the T-5f+s5
: - - navy. When they are placed In
III MISSION, the Philippines will en-
JOY the distinction not ONLY fl7sf fI-s,-
nave paid for the ships but fbsf 49,
also have supplied the crews 10 80 80
heretofore Filipinos have bae1 al
lowed 10 enlist in the United Srst-,
-leasy, with Few exceptions In Asisffr
1T7 -is--oH, onIy as mess attendants
y zen the Philippines announced is
57 -, N order was issued by the nav,-
- y "a linent TO the commanding Of /
.--cer OF every ship afloat to nominate =
I'm ms crew such Filipinos as he I
(. = laered desirable to form the Com I
'-eIlents for the new vessels tn
'Oys also were allowed to make aD-
'-lcat lon Tor the assignment
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-14
Here's A Doctors
Prescription
For Those Suffering With
Rheumatism, LUmbago,
Lame Back, and Uric
Acid Troubles.

It costs money to consult a doctor.
and then you have TO pay the drug
gist for the prescription which you
must have filled.
You get both the advice Of a doctor
and the cost Of the medicine when you
buy a bottle of Prescription C-2223
This splendid liquid compound was
used in the practice Of a specialist
for years-it gave his patients relief
where other doctors and remedies had
failed.
Prescription C-222s will relieve you.
suppose you 90 to your druggist to-
day. Ask him for a large $3.50 bottle
Of Prescription C-2223 and 1928 Liver
Pills and begin the treatment as soon
as possible r. after you have used
two bottles according to directions.
you do not feel that you have been
sufficiently benefited, take the empty
bottles back TO your druggist. tell
him all about il and he viii promptly
refund you the price which you paid
for the two bottles.
Prescription C-2225 can be had at
most good drug stores or the 1928
Laboratories. Memphis. Tenn will
send you a bottle prepaid on receipt
OF price under the same guarantee.