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la iguale. La formula completa va
impresa en- cada frasco. Repetimos
que Nuxiierro es la Ultima palabra en-
las preparedness a base de hero
organize, benehcioso a toda persona
que necesite I'm reconstituyente; a las
anemicas, palidas, raquiticas, neuras-
tenicas, faltas de fuerzas; a los hom-
bres gastados y viejos antes de ITEM
po, con nervios que no pueden do
minar por el mucho fumar, el mucho
beber debido imprudencias de la
juventud. Tome Nuxi6erro por al
gunas semanas y vera usted como
aumentan sus fuerzas, mejora su SEM
blante su imagination Sc aviva, ga
nara carnes 81 esta usted delgado Y Sc
sentira usted mas contento, mas vi
goroso, mas satisfecho de vivir. Siga
nuestros consoles, tome Nuxiferro.
Procurelo en- las boticas no acepte
ninguna otra preparation que lie ofrez-
can en- su lugar. Olga con voz firne
y clara: "Quiero ,Nux-i-herro." ST su
boticario no 10 tiene pidaselo
The Porto Rico Drug Co. J. NJ. Blau-
co q Cia.. San Juan; .. j. Font q Ola,
Bayamon. San Justo Drug Store.
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por los aliados Turquia, exigiendo
la firma del tratado so pena de resig
narse perder 10 que de ella queda
en- Europa, Mustafa Kemal, el lfder
nacionalista, ha publicado la siguien
te proclama:
'Hermanos del Islam v camadadas
comunistas:
"Los estadistas sin conciencia sen
tados en- la mesa redonda han firma
do la sentencia de muerte contra nos
otros y desean que nos resignemos a
ella.
"Hemos sido miserablemente enga
fiados. Los principles proclamados
por Ell presidente Wilson, que garan
tizaban nuestros derechos la vida,
han sido pisoteados.
"Hermanos del Islam camaradas
con las armas en- la mano. Morire-
mos tranquilos, porque sabemos que
el Islam, convertible en- aliado del Co
munismo, nos vengara:
Ala es grande, Mahoma es su
profeta, y el nos protegera".
Los nacionalistas turcos, de acuer-
do con despachos procedentes de Ber
lin, han establecido negociaciones Sc
cretas con Bulgaria para firmar una
alianza contra la Gran Bretafia y
Francia.
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Ell MATIzADo DE LA CANA DE
AzUCAR Y Ell DEsCUBRIMIENTo
DEL INGENIERo AGRoNoMo SIR.
DEL VALE ZENo

Folleto impreso en- espafol Q ingles,
ilustrado, conteniendo ma memoria en-
la cual SO exponen detalla damente las
investigaciones que le nevaron al des-
cubrimiento de La causa originadora de
La enfermedad del Matizado de Ia cana
de azdcar el medic de evitarla.
PRECIO.-UN DOLLAR
FL producto lfquido de esta publica-
ci6ii. sera dedicado q beneacio de cier-
tas instituciones de caridad de esta :sla.
Dirijanse los pedidos. acompanados
de su importe.
CoNRADo AsENJo.
Box 415, San Juan, P. 3. Adv.
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Sc VENDE

FL solar perteneciente al San Juan
Tennis Club'', antes ''Anglo American
Tennis Club, que consiste de 1900 me
tros cuadradcs y que esta situado eh
el Condado ccrca del Parque, Sc pom
dra a la venta mediados del mes de
noviembre.
Los intereSados sirvanse comunicar
Sc con el Tesorero. Julio Bague, cIp
Sanchez Morales y Co. Inc. Advti.
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MARCOSNOVELTY
para ampiaciones, Pinturas. Diplomas,
Anuncios, etc. fabricamos en- todos ia
nafios y cantidades. Pidan precios v
muestras.
MAYAGUEz FRAME Co.
Box Ss2

Sc vENDE dos wagones de MADEIRA.
un encerado grande y un lote de felpu-
dos. The New York and P. r. Metal Co.
JOHN LEWIS. Proprietor. Stop sHa,
Puerta de TERRA. Advt.
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CINE LUNA.-Su lena es procurar com
placer al pnblico Advt
PoR NO EsTAR AUToRTzADo

FL polcia Victor Emanuelli formula
denuncia contra Francisco Bolivar, por
guir un autom6vil sin estar debidamen
to autorizado. Fu6 llevado ante el Tri
bunaI municipal Ell juez Diaz Cintr6n
le sentenci6 a psgar $40 de multa y
las costas.
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Han sido denunciados: Faustino San
tiago, infracci6n las ordenanzas mu
nicipales; Felix Lopez, por infracci6n a
la ley de pesas y medidas; Gregorio
velazquez y Librado Colon, por in
fraction a las ordenanzas; Juan Gar
cha y Pedro Almod6var, por igual de-
Ito.
Rafael Bernazal ha sido arresta-
do por acometiniento y aggression, y
Erasmo Santiago, por hurto.
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ACADEMIA DE SAN AGUsTIN
RIO PIEDRAs, P. r.

Escuela para nifos j6venes inter
nos, 30. a 1oo., grado inclusive.
Ensenanza del castellano por macs
tros portorriquefios.
Ensefanza del ingles por maestros
americanos.
Para ser admitida Sc necesita infor-
mes de gente conocida.
Sc abrira Ell dia de setiembre.
Pida catalogo
GEO. v. KEELAN
Box 1912
San Juan. P. R. Advt,
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Sc encuentra en- esta ciudad Ell apre
ciable caballero don Teodoro Moscoso,
presidente de "Fhe Porto Rico Drug
Co., quien reside desde hace algiin
tempo en- los Estados Unidos.
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INTERESANTES IN
FORMACIONES DE
CIUDAD DEL SUR

Sc nos informa que el ingeniero don
Adolfo Nones, que desde hace amos des
empenaba ell cargo de administrator de
la central "Rufna", ha presentado la
renuncia de su cargo para tener efecto
en- seguida que Sc encuentre quien lie
reemplace. Esta resoluci6n del sefior
Nones ha sido muy lamentada por los
duefios de la referida central azuca-
rera.
Don Juan Laborde, active jefe del
TELEGRAPH, Sc encuentra disfrutando de
un mes de ncencia, y lie sustituye don
Ramon Lizardi.
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Sc encuentra de CANA Ell jefe de
correo, don Rogue Rodriguez.
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CINE LUNA<-Dos smatinees" todcs
los dias y dos tandas de nOche. Advt
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Con motive de La legada de los res
tOs de Betances San Juan, han ST.
do puestas media asia, Las banderas
de la gran Repdblica esta isla.
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Han contraido matrimonio ell esti
mado caballero don Jose H. Aviles
con la bella senorita Socorro Perez
Rovira. Una nutrida concurrencia
acudio al acto, la que fue esplendi-
damente obsequiada.
Por infraccion a la ley de arbitrios
ha sido arrestado Jose Figueroa Ren
tas, por tener un alambique.
La Corte Federal esta viendo
muchos casos relatives a infraccio-
mes de la ley prohibicionista.
En- ell barrio de Morueno Sc decla-
r6 un incendio, quemandose tres ca
sas de don Manuel Colon Luna, quien
ha experimentado una perdida de
S7.363.
Ell coRREPoNsAL.
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CINE ventiadO No hay incolnodidad de rudos
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Boz 4l5, san Juan, P. B.
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reach a hundred million francs a year
and the minimum Is usually about
sixty million. Out of this ten million
is paid to the Prince of Monaco, who
owned the place but has made 1t a
stock company. The stockholders get
the profits after all the public ex-
penses have been met. The people Of
Monaco pay no taxes and no expenses
OF schools nor for the upkeep of the
towns, the music and parks. All is
paid for out of the casino profits. II
is not a bad place in which to live.
The play goes on till eleven at night
at some of the tables and till mid
night at others. while in the private
rooms one can play till dawn. For
the magnificent "salles privees," there
is small charge. 1t is in these halls
that one sees the most reckless sums
lost and won. One cannot play at all
there with any stake less than twenty
francs, and hundreds of thousands are
staked at every turn of the little ball.
In the public halls five francs can be
risked, or any sum above that up 10
six thousand francs, and one can put
great many six thousands on differ
ent chances II one WILL To enter the
casino at all card of entry is neces-
sary. This is given for one day upor
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reckless, hopeless losers who think 10
find oblivion in death. There is
steep cliff too from which they jump
but sometimes the sea gives back its
dead. sometimes it casts upon the
rocks things that once seen can never
be forgotten.
Tense Moments
And still the little balls roll on In
terminably on the green tables,
watched by breathless men and wom-
en-. A pistol shot beside them would
not rouse even their passing interest
They hear not. heed not. their fixed
and only thought is for the little ball
that hovers On the brink Of the num-
ber that would bring them wealth and
falls into another, taking even what
they have. A woman's~ sob startles
the silence sometimes, or a mans
convulsive shudder as he rises, cling
ing to the table lest he fall. Their
places are taken instantly, no one no.
tices their absence. "Faites vos jeuX,
les jeux sont fats, rien ne va plus"
Attention never wavers for an instant
from the darting ball The silence is
intense. The ball falls. The croupier
intones: 'Deux. noir. pair ct
manque;" or perhaps, "trente-trois
rouge, impair ct passe" or whatever II
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the signing Of your name in book
and the giving of your home address.
your parents names, your place and
date of birth and the address of some
relative to be notified in case of acci-
dents. The cards of entry are given
for one day. then for three days after
wards for month
For many years. stopped during the
war, losers who applied to the man
agement were given tickets to take
them away from Monaco to almost
any place. even to Paris or London. Il
was the policy of the casino to get
rid Of people who had become unde-
sirables. There was no obligation TO
return the money. II was a gift rath-
er than a loan. But one could not
play there again unless the money
was repaid.
Beautiful Scenery
There are countless hotels to suit
every purse and lovely little apart
ments as well as innumerable restau
rants and enchanting little tea-house!
on the hill-sides and rocks. Most o.
the fashionable tailors and jeweler!
and modistes of Paris have branches
open here during the season. Their
are wonderfully beautiful walks II
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~ n ANDA HAWLEY, Realart's
/" new star. will soon be fuli
fiedged member OF the Holly
W wood moving picture colony
She has closed a deal for q lot on de
Longpre avenue. bounded on one side
by the Wallace Reid home and on
the other side by the house Bill Hart
has Just completed. Miss Hawley en-
poets TO build early in the fall.
And It's going TO be a real home" ."
she said. "All my life I've been wish
ing for q place that could be Just as
I like It. Apartments and small
bungalows are a bit crowded and
never truly homelike."
Miss Hawley has just completed her
Eecond Realart picture, Food FOR
Scandal" adapted from the play
"Beverly's Balance" by Paul Kes'er
Mae Murray
,Atae Murray, featured player In
Yafamount Pictures. gained her first
Sma "a a dancer In the Ziegfeld Fol-
lie. in which she was the original Nell
prlnkley Girl. In the Follies of 1915
she was starred and in one Of The
scenes she was introduced by a film
later appearing on the stage dressed
a. she had been on the screen. The
charming appearance she made re-
s,I,ss in offers from half a dozen hln
ssnnanIes. Recently she has beer
W. in George Fitzmaurice's specia
.sa,c,,ons for Paramount, among
- "on with The Dance" The
MI. MI, To Love" and Idols OF Clay
~ - a dancing ingenue she has de
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Stars New Home - Nell Brinkley Girl i Russian
Star - Thrills Plentiful - Doug.

veloped into an emotional actress of
first rank.
Alice Lake
In "Shore Acres" the immortal
American drama by James A. Herne.
Miss Lake. the Metro star. plays the
appealing part Of Helen Berry, daugh-
ter of the lighthouse keeper. And ac-
cording 10 all reports. she does 1t with
such realism that all beholders are
convinced that she must have been
born on some rugged coast, within
sound of the tempestuous billows
As q matter of fact, Alice first saw
the light Of day in Brooklyn, n. Y.
In real life her only chance to be a
seafarnF miss was when she went
swimming with her bunch OF girl
friends at Brighton Beach. while she
was a student at High School.
Douglas Fairbanks
Douglas Fairbanks requires no in
PRODUCTION. Whenever his name APP
pears in public print It is generally
accompanied by the phrase: THE
most popular man in the World" and
during his recent honeymoon trip
through Europe with his bride, Mary
Pickford. the evidence of his popu-
larity was very much at hand every
where.
Doug" ~ he is generally called, Is
native OF Denver, Colo, and he has
Just passed the thirty-seventh year oi
his life. His youth found him tryins
his hand at many things, but he final
lily fell for the lure of the footlightl
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frankie Mann

frankie Mann alway wanted thrills,
Such is the case, We grant you, with
most healthy young women Of the
present day. And frankie decided there
was not 4 chance OF thrill in Mil
Hall, Pa. from whence she halls, so
out into the world she went. She
made her first appearance on the
speaking stage in the Orpheum Stock
Company, Philadelphia, and after
short flyer in comedy photoplays
bumped into Broadway with bang.
She was selected TO create the role OF
the baby vamp" in the stage pro-
ductlon. Upstairs and Down." "Ah"
she thought, "the very idea OF playing
vamp is thrilling!"
But little did frankie know what
was in store for her. After her stage
engagement she was selected 10 play
the leading feminine role in the Pathe
Serial. "Trailed by Three" which was
simply galaxy OF thrills. Her life
was continually made miserable by
the plottings of Stuart Holmes. the
well-known screen villain. on the
other hand wilfred Lytell. the hero,
did all he could before the camera TO
bring her happiness.
Ralph Faulkner
This gentleman caused a furore
when he appeared In San Francisco
during the Democratic convention
The delegates would not believe that
this living image OF Woodrow was no,
the President himself un'll he left his
rooms at the st. Francis hotel wear
ing big sash bearing the words: The
Democratic nomination for President
is still open-GO AND GET IT" His
Identity was then discovered. He was
Ralph Faulkner. a motion picture, act
or. engaged by Marshall Neilan for
the production Of his First National
feature film, Go and Get It." which
was later given a special showing for
delegates and newspaper men cover
ing the convention.
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may chance to be, and the piles OF
pretty "jetons" Zone no longer plays
with bank-notes and shining gold)
are raked in and pushed about with
lightning speed. One man has not
pockets enough to hold his winnings
and another seeks in vain through all
his empty ones for piece with which
to play once more. The ball rolls
again. Hope rises to end in ecstacy
or in despair There is no cloud with
out a silver lining. To some the little
ball brings JOY.
All Systems Fail
After studying and watching the
play and seeing how very carefully
the tables are tested every day, and
how often the balls are changed for
new ones one feels that the game IS
above-board and straight, that there
! Is no cheating. 1t Is a mans own
/ fault due to his luck or lack Of 1t
when he gains or loses. All systems
| fail The players of systems are in
variably out at elbows and familiar
with the Mont de Piete. The surest
of all systems goes wrong just when
the stake is largest and one stands to
lose the most. A man that Is lucky
or. to speak astrologically, has in his
horoscope favorable aspects for gam.
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bling, can let the pieces he throws on
the table roll where they will and win,
while one without the favorable as
poets will lose no matter how intently
he studies the game. Some people bet
on numbers they say are told them in
dreams and others sit quiet for a long
time and then stake much on num-
Der that has suddenly come into their
head, perhaps told them by some un-
seen spirit. 1t may win and it may
not.
There are hundreds that play there
year after year and who say they
make a good living. They appear ev-
cry morning in the crowd that awaits
the opening of the doors at 10 o'clock.
and as soon as they make some 80
francs depart. 1t takes a steady head
and self-control to leave when one Is
winning. All day long 1t goes on.
Sundays and week days, winter and
summer, day and night. One does
not even have to go out 10 eat. there
are restaurants in the buildings and
passage underground to the gor-
geous Hotel and Cafe de Paris, across
the street, the most expensive place
in the world.
Profits Run Into Millions
The profits of the Casino often
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every direction. One is out of tiny
Monaco in few minutes and can
climb the hills and wander at will
among the fascinatingly picturesque
French villages. The arcades and soft
pink coloring of the houses with their
fresco paintings the steep steps that,
lead upward in place of streets. the
fat babies rolling about in the sun
and the soft italian speech seem more
like Italy than France, but one mas
the people speak both languages. II
is very near the frontier and many OF
the families are of Italian origin. IT
one goes farther still into the moun-
tains one finds quaint old Romah
ruins. towers. walled towns, great
round arches over rushing torrents.
The line of coast too is extremely pic
turesque, with its beetling crags. It's
curving beaches, It's magnificent villas.
Prince Devoted To Science
The Prince of Monaco devotes his
life to science and has built ana
equipped magnificent Oceanographlc
Museum. It contains one of the finest
auuariums in the world. 1t is never
failing source of interest to wander
through its dim corridors and look
through the sun-lit waters of its great
tanks full of marvellous sea-life. gor-
geous of color. The museum is built
up from the water level to the top OF
the steep cliff not far from the princes
palace. One enters on the upper level
and finds halls full of huge skeletons
and stuffed sea animals. wonderful
corals, pearls, sponges. every form OF
life that the seas can offer, then one
goes down stairs to the aquariums.
There is also a superb bathing
establishment. with every possible
kind of baths. electric, mechanical
heat and light treatmert as well a:
medical massage.
Monaco consists of the great rocf
on which stands the castle, the
museum and very ancient town; the
; little town of THE Condamine" at it'
foot and the other hill on which
stands the casino. the bathing estab'
. lishment and the town Of Monte Carlo
An hours stroll will cover all
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One Of the Most Beautiful
and One of the Most Tragic
Spots In the WOrld-Mil.
lionsW on and Lost InPlay
Yearly.
Copyright. 1920, The International Syndicate.

~oPyA'berAo-o nc ihteTha'iph'i oy huicate'
UAA AN is essentially a gambler.
As centuries rolled by he
staked his all against mighty
i forces Of nature, against huge
irmored animals, against his fellow
nen. even more cruel and relentless.
He has won and lost, lost and won.
and in the struggle has gained conf
ience and shrewdness.
At Monte Carlo hundreds of thou
sands come and stake their peace of
mind. their future. even life itself;
the doubtful guerdon but a heap of
gold. The Casino which is the crown
and "raison d'etre" of the little prin-
cipality of Monaco, tucked away
within the confines of fair France, so
small mornings stroll could cover It.
Is an Arabian Nights palace. a vast
and wondrous place. gorgeous within
and without. 1t is perched high upon
fowered terraces, above the soft blue
haze Of an enchanted sea. Precipitous
hills protect It from all cold, while
purple lines of coast seek to enclose II
as with encircling arms. When bitter
sleet and snow rack the shiverine
north. one finds here fragrance and
warmth and singing birds Its gardens
seem too beautiful to be real. One
hears the tinkling sound of falling
waters, and low enhancing music. Nc
flower fades in those magic della-thC
gardeners are too alert and Watchfu
the velvet grass is marred by nc
fallen leaf, the palms rest motionles!
in the slumberous air. One hears the
lap OF wavelets on the rocks beneath
the peaceful cooling Of doves. Only
one thing ever dies in the deep SHADE
Of the gardens. Man has the liberty
Of choice. can guard or throw ava!
the house he dwells in, but his dis
carded shell is spirited away at onc'
from sight and sound Of men. NJ
word is ever said or published of thos
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Roll BY" and "The Mollycoddle," and
he Is about to start new production
Dagmar Godowsky
Dagmar Godowsky. now appearing
In Universal pictures, Is the daughter
OF the world.renowned pianist, Leo
pold Godowsky,
Born in Petrograd Mics Godowsky
is a Universal lady in every sense OF
the word. having travelled in every
corner Of the globe with her famous
father. As child, Nine. Nazimova
took strong fancy to her. and when
the Russian actress went into motion
pictures, she urged Mr.. Godowsky TO
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and some six years ago enlisted as a
screen player His debut before the
camera brought him almost instant
popularity with theatregoers every
where, and each year he has gained
new admirers with tremendous regu-
larity until now he Is second to none
as far as the fans" are concerned.
He is the head of his own producing
organization with studios in Los
Angeles. and he is q member of the
United Artists Corporation together
with Miss Piekford, Charlie Chaplin
and D. W. Griffith. His pictures this
year have been when The Clouds
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allow his daughter to appear in her
pictures. But at this time. Godowsky
was engaged in directing a famous
orchestra In Vienna. and he refused TO
consider career for his daughter.
Upon the declaration Of war. Godow-
sky and his family. American citi-
sens. managed to escape from Austria
and later came TO their home In
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America.
While on a concert tour in Cali
fornia, Mime. Nazimova persuaded the
celebrated musician to allow his
daughter TO enter the films. Miss
Godowsky's dark beauty made her an
instant hit and she appeared in ex-
cellent roles with Nazimova and ses.
sue Hayakawa.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-05-13
PLANS FORMING A. A. U. BRANCH
 IN CONNECTICUT

Representatives of the Bridgeport High school and pr. W. H. Donaldson, district A A U- commissioner of Fairfield county, took part in the de Alterations to aid launching the Con- necticut Amateur Athletic Union in the trophy room of Yale gymnasium last night.
 Professor c. W. Wendell was unani- mously chosen to preside, and H. Obertub besing, vice president of the A. A U., and chairman of the redis- tricting committee as we'll as vice president of the Metropolitan asso- citation spoke. He told of the great field here in Connecticut.
 He drew attention to the progress made along these lines in other states, and added that Connecticut, instead of being the ''tail to the kite of the Metropolitan association, should be the kite itself" He pointed out that all clubs would be represented on the board of governors, the idea being to break great organizations like the Metropolitan into smaller units.
 It was then unanimously decided to petition the A. A U. for direct affiIia- tfon and committees were formed to carry out the necessary work.