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El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-11-09

Estamos hoy como al 1fa signiente
de firmarse larmisticio: nadie puede
ayenturar un juicio de 10 que sera ma
mana. iVamos Ia bancarrota? Logra-
remos al contrario, establecer el equili-
brio? Las dltimas declaraciones del mi-
nistro de Hacienda, doctor Wirth, han
aumentado la incertidumbre. "Es im-'
posible-ha dichoNel doctor Wirth-fi-
lar la situaci6n economical de Alema-
MIA, todavfa mas impossible vislum-
brar el poryenir hasta que no sepamos.
cuanto ascendera la deuda por repa-
raciones que ha de tijar la Entente.
Y la Entente, mejor dicho, Francia,
Sc obstina negarse indicar una cifra
aproximada, y sostiene ell criterio de
que Alemania debe empezar a pagar
con eI primer plazo, cuenta, en- el
mes de Noviembre pr0ximo, sin saber
en- que fecha quedarfa extinguida su
deuda hacienda periodicamente entire
gas semejantes. Tai sistema anormal
imposibilitarfa restablecer, nj aun mer
mar~.el cr6dito necesario para reanu7
dar las transacciones con otres pafses.
AL fin Y al cabo, un Estado es una gran
casa comercial incapacitada en- tanto
no de a conocer en- un balance cual es
su activo cual su pasivo. En- ell case
de Alemania, ell active esta dependiente
del pasivo, porque todayfa esta sin con-
testaci6n esta pregunta, que nuestros
delegados hicieron cuantas yeces Sc pu
sieron al habla con los representatives
de la Entente ell pago de nuestra deuda
en- mercancfas manufacturadas2 La
respuesta af1rmativa signifcarfa una
mayor amplitud de credito para adqui-
rir materias primas, y entonces tendrfa-
mos Ell dato que resultarfa del calculo
de nuestra potenciabilidad productora,
que serfa al mismo tempo dato de nues
ira c&pacidad para saldar la dehda.
Hasta ahora, 81 bien la Entente no
rechazo categoricamente este sistema
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-11-09
Para anunciOs
EN- sa5SS n
eel IMPARCIAL"
rAR1FK PARA PUERTO RICO.
Llame al Telafono No. 900, o sir
vase pasar .por la Oficina. Y

TARIFA PARA PUERTO RIO.
AnunciOs por una sOla vez: 20
puIgadas mas, 80 ctvs. Ia pulgada.
POr una sola vez menOs de 70
pulgadas, SO ctys. la pulgada.
POr dCs inserciones: 20 pulga-
das mas, 25 ctvs. Ia pulgada.
Por dos inserciones: menOs de 20
pulgadas. 40 ctvs. la pulgada.
POr tres inserciQnes: 20 pulga"
das o mas, 20 ctvs. la pulgada.
POr tres inserciones: menos de
20 pulgadas, 80 ctvs. la pulgada.
Por seis inscrciones: Q mas, Is
ctvs. la pulgada.
Pdsici6n determinada 10 pOr
ciento aumentO.
COmunicadOs: 10 ctvs. la Inca.
Edictos: 80 ctys. Ia pplgada.
Avisosi de Subasta Etc.. Z ctvs.
la Inca.
NAnupcios en- prihera pagina:
SLIPS la pulgada.
Anuncios en- .segunda pagina: SO
ctys. Ia pulgada.
Anuncios en- cuarta pagina: Is
ctys. la pulgada.
Reclamos: Por seis yeces $1.O0;
d0ce veces $l.z5; 5un mes $500.
Annncios PROFESSIONALS; $500 la
pulgada al mes.
JOAQUIN PUJALS SANTANA.
Administrator.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-11-09
Yea ESQ ID pO|iCia

NPor 81 barrio de Miramar
circular algunos individuos
con algunas herramientas en-
sus manos, solicitando de las
sefloras de las casas de traba-
jo de plomerla, cuando en-
no son tales plome-
ros, 10 que hacen por 10 rAgu-
lar es danar Ia plomerfa de
las casas.
Willie ESQ la policfa de
Santurce en bHen de los pro-
pietarios de aquel barrio. {
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-11-09
E| lIGIllDgD aCtO Do
Iais0 DEL Domingo
iDpntinuaci0u oe "a pagina 1a.l

.Ssts '
81 lsi,nno IL yyashinytoi, ofra IA Bo-
r;nn1,ai,a n fnalizar an,i4l Amhos
sRimnas racihiarop ma inTensa oya-
zion
All naso do Ids antos on aue iba1lH
los Sras Rarcel6 Cau u. Cuchf Iriar-
gfe. FIernanflez J,6pez Trayieso eli
nnebIo se desataba On aplausos hu-
rras ininteriumpidos. aclamandolos Co
mo sus heroes principales de la cam
naila aue con tanto exito Sc desarro-
ll0
paro ont,o las onIan,a ,ac;onos mas ca.
lidos da - torda dahe,nos manc;opar
loo tribntadas I.A I,EMocR AC,IA
n,up asnoc;alma,,}a . su .Diractor
nnestro hrillahte comnanero don lose
1,olJ J vidal Frante las oficinas del
yiriI diario fnndada nor. el eiorioso
,,rf.,.o, ,,,o d,arna al Snafo atarno on
ID ano,la n,onta5a da Rarrannnitas
:los ,oi,lo,as : ,n;jIa,os do manifnetap-
tas anIudfan can extra0dinario entu-
Sin sn,o s ID valiante boto de combate.
yo+a,ano on las incbas noIfticos dol
pafs anlansns v vivas o,,a co renetfan
an todo la axtansa fila due lIena las
aca,.as y h,lconas do Ia taIla do Sal
vador Rrou como mn homana 10 al ha
taIladnr nariodista oua bian n1ede sen
firsa satisfecho de fan amnlias demos-
ira Clones de simnatIa v del reconoci-
miento da oua sus camIA mas hacen sus
correlieiona1ios
In fin mucho mss nodrfa decirse
do la Gran Parada J1nionista dol do
n,inao todo 10 ono N sioniticara Io s,,-
namanta harmoso oranda notri6tico v
ma on5t;co Sarfo cosa do nnnca aca-
har norona on vardad diia fu4 nm
acto do amor a esto tierra nortorri-
o,o5,a los idoo,os o,,o ohrioon enc
hiiocs a !. handaro ona ,an,on acto
da natriotismo diono do figurar an las
nso;nos ms brilI.nAas do 10 b;Otorio
del Pals.
La Union de Puerto Rico puede es-
tar satisfecha de Sill obra. La Union
de Puerto Rico 10 estara. Nosotros
que no formamos un peri6dico polfti.
co. pero que somos fieles "a Ia jus.
ticia nj amor de las buenas causas
nos sentfamos satisfecho aver del exi.
to de la fiesta, como 81 fuera nuestra
fiesta, porque ell aquel homemade iba
representada la voluntad snprema del
Pals, demostrada bellamente Ell un
gesto de patriotismo EN- las pasadas
! elecciones, Y la voluntad de un Pue-
bio es soberana digna del respeto
VI del APPLAUSE de las personals sensa-
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-11-09

Consul de ESpGEG INFERNO.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-11-09

Quiera Dios que asf sea.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-11-09
CONsULADO DE EsPANA =


Sc llama La atenci6n los NeclAta
dispohibles, con residencia Rml raj
en- Puerto Rico, hacia que, desdk ell
primero del corriente mes, al treinta
y uno de diciembre, Stienen ell deber
de pasar su revista anual en- este
ConsuladO,l en- cumplimiento. de GUAM
to dispone la Ley de Reclutamiento
Militar VICENTE.
Bien entendido que, Sc considera-
ri con un alo de recargo, todo re-
cluta que deje de pasar su revista
personal, dentro del tempo seflalado
por Ia citada Ley\ de ReclutamientO
Militar.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-11-09

Para asuntos que Sc relacionan con
su situacion militar en- Espaiia, Sc
ruega al. sefior Aurelio. Puig Lassalet-
ia, tenga la bondad de pasar por es-
tas oficinas consulares; con ell fin, de
dar cumplimiento al despacho recibido
del Ayuntamiento de Sevilla, relacio-
nado con su persona.
j. N. LOMBA,
Consul de EspdEG INFERNO.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-11-09
iJovlBNEs.

Sc desean DOS dependencies para
un importante, establecimiento de Cali
zado. Deben tener TRES B mas amos
de practica y de 1s IS desedad. Sc.
Irequieren buepas referencias, que de-
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-11-09

Blusas GeOrgette tres pesos y fall
das peso en- "Las NOvedades", Brau
As, San Juan. Advt.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-16
Famous Old Recipe
for Cough Syrup
Easily and chenpir made nt home.
but ~ heats tfeul ali for
quick results.
0So.c0o.3oeY.I 100000

Thousands Of housew ives have found
that they can save twa-thiTds Of the
money usually spent for cough prepara-
tions, hy using tho we'll known old recipe
far making cough syrup at home. ~
is simple and cheap but IL has no equal
for PROMPT results 10 takes right hold
of cough and gives Immediate reliet,
usually stopping an ordinary cough IN
81 hours or less
Get 2I5 ounces Of pincx from any
druggist. pour IL into n pint bottle and
add plain granulafcd sugar syrup 70
make n fuil pint If you prefer, use
clar fed molasses. honey, or corn syrup.
instead of sugar syrup Either way, y
tastes good, keeps perfectly, and lasts
a family a long time.
It's truly astonishing how quickly II
acts. penetrating through every air
passage Of tho throRt and lung lnna-
cns and raises tho phlcgm, saoihes ar1
heals the membranes, and gradu3lv hut
surely the annuYipg throat tickle and
dreaded cough disappear cntirelY Nothing
better for bronchitis apa-Wnde cfnup,
hoarseness or bronchial asthma
pincx Is n special AMI highly conecn-
trated compound of genuine Nofwa Y
pine extract. Known th" world over for
It's healing effect on the membranes.
Avoid disappointment hy ask = vonr
druggist for "2ia ounces Of Plncv' with
full directions and don't Rcccpt anYtf'fr =
else. Guaranteed 10 give absolute f'a-
faction or money promptly refunded.
The PIncx Go. IT. Wayne, Ind.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-16
STUDENTS ON STRIKE,
ST.JOANS IS CLOSED
Military College at Annapolis is
Forced TO Temporarily Suspend;
Odds Over Hazing.

Ann apohs. Md. Nov 10 Acting in
,rlulncc al the board of Governors and
N,sitprs aai the faculty OF II John $
college the entire student body, consist
ING 81 the ~rulor junior. sophomore and
freshman ci,s~es. about POO students IN
all went On strike Yesterday The school
has suspended az least temporarily.
lncihcicncv Of the Board of Cover
nor. and Visitors ui IT. John College
g. Satisfactorily ADJUST and direct the
movement, ot this college IL the rea-
son for the walkout according to let
t,r IL Ncc President John B. RIppere,
slgncd hS | " llecht Chairman, Pub
hcitv Committee
In consequence ot the recent and
many previous ursat 'siactOrv develop
Wsut, Vurinatrr. according To our be.
h,f M tho lrciic cheney ui the Board oi
Governors and Visitors OF =. John 5
college, o. satisfactorily adjust and direct
tho movements ol th,s college. says the
frtt.t athe student body ~ this institu-
tiau uses th.s means u notify Dr John Is.
Epr,ere. acting Pre- idcut OF St John =
college. thpt They will rhscnt themselves
mtI arrangements. such rs will prove
acceptable q committee consisting
inultlv al the Presidents and Secretaries
ul tn sCiIor IunIhr sophomore and fresh
uru clpe,cs. have been complied with.
AM until another md more suitable
method o arhitrsttop has been fulfilled :
has acton cam" after II was thought
thr controVCrsN between the members
oi tho sophomore lass and the Board
81 Governors. which has caused turmoil
~ the institution for three weeks, and
cudrd tlu- morning. when the sopho-
,uorcs slgucd pledge This pledge IN
brtd Va. that the class would amend
tho rule f loptcd aS means ~ enforcing
suhurdiultup on the Freshman Glass and
o. abolish hnzing insofar as Stating or
c1uupelhov the freshmen 20 perform mcnlTi
sorvicc - concern Cd.
The trouble st~rted short tune ago
when The sophomore Class drew M a
resolution relative u ha1pg and was
ordered hy tho board 20 rctract L by Ne
veiuhcr ~ urdcr paln N eXpIlslon
- Johns X - military college. and
hos supplied many mon as officers IT
thr regular army and marine corps. hpvlng
hrcu dcaguatcd hy the War Department
> distinguished military college each
wear continuously since 1917.
nurng the World War practically All
81 - lohr bows ~ suitable age were
III the service rs commissioned of GERS.
81 Johns IS the third oldest college
ln tie l'u-ci states hayinC heen found
Sd IL l646 ~ kmg Williams School.
Ir,nc,~ SCOTT hoy, author of The Star
~pa gc hanrer, Was graduate OF
tie iustltat!on
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] h. classified nds n foday'a papar afc
different frntn those r.. 'ad ynstrfdaF
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-16
MONEY GOES TO FINDER
Court Upholds Boys Claim TO $1,000
Dug up In Cellar.

New Castle, Ind. Nov. i6. Ownership
Of 81 300 in gold found buried on a farm
near Greensboro six months ago by Low
Todd. n l5-year-old boy, was settled yes
ter,iav in tho Circuit Court here by
Judge Cause, deciding that "lindeis are
keepers. "
While excavatin0 for basement under
an old house young Todd drove hts pick
into an carthernware jar containing the
money, and then started thrce-cornered
fight for its ownership.
Mrs Clara Freeman Viokery. of thus
city, claimed the money was part OF hcr
mother . estate and John Hardin, present
owl CT of the farm, sought an interest as
owner of the land The Judge gave the
money to its youthful finder, holding the
evidence was insu lfccnt 10 show Mr.
Vickcrv's mother had buried it and tnat
MIR Hardin's ownership Of the land did
not give him ownership of the money. be-
cause he wa ignorant of 1t, existence.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-16
TREATY WITH JAPAN
HAS BEEN DRAFTED
Amplified Gentlemen's Agreement
is Included Affecting Future
immigration Here.

Washington, Nov l6.-Amhassa
dor Morris and Ambassador Shldchara,
it is understood, have completed the
drafting Of the proposed new treaty, he
tween japan and the United States for
clearer definition of Japanese rights IN
the United St2tcs and American rights
in japan. and their reports are said to
have been submitted 70 their govern
mcnts
The findings Of the Ambassadors are
IN the form OF recommendations and seek
10 Inv basis for settlement Of the land
ownership question and the clarifcaton
of disputed points concerning the rights
of the nationals Of either nation III the
territories Of the other
The recommendations also include an
amplifcd gcntlcmcns agreement respect
ing Japanese emigration a. the United
States. but whether this provides for
the exclusion Of Japanese farmers rs
we'll rs lahorcrs is not known
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-16
HOOVER ASKED TO AID
IN LABOR'S NEW CRISIS
Federation Officials Seek His Ad-
vice While Plants Cut Work
ing Time.

Washington, Nov 10 While il -
announced that Herbert Hoover will con-
fer with the executive council of the
American Federation Of Labor immediate
ly, reports TINT he might bc chosen as
general mediator To seek peaceful settle
ment of disputes between capital and
labor were denied by officials Of the fed
Grafton The conference, it was explained
Yesterday. will concern tho "stablllzatlon
OF production.
Ii ~ known that tho council has been
very much disturbed because many in
dustrinl plants are shutting down and
throwing wnrkmen out Oi employment
MIR. IIoovers advices on the relations
between labor and industry will be sought
and program formulated.
Labor, so it is said here, is determined
90 make fight against reduction Of
wages, hut finds itself chcckmatcd be
cause IT, cannot interfere with manu-
faoturers closing down their plants
This is the great problem with the labor
leaders AT the present time, u ls asserted
The executive council OF the federation
continued it's discussion today of methods
NV which differences between labor and
capital might be adluatcd peacefully
There was no Indication of what progress
was being made, however, except that II
was stated officially tho meeting would
probably continue several DAYS MI srs-
slous are executive and no statement Of
the matters under consideration has been
given ont.
suggestions that the federation planned
10 select some widely known man 20 act
as us intermediary with capital IN III
t,rc labor controversies wcrc character
i7cd hv officials NJ absurd Those
who would discuss the suggestions which
named Herbert Hoover rs the man hike
" 10 be- selected, declared the report
hasclcss
"Ncither Mr. Hoover, nor my other
man outside 81 the President of tho
United States. was il l,oqition 60 reu-
der beneficial services IN such capacity.
ono official of the federation asserted
There were reports Al federation head
Quarters that the executive council had
under consideration legislation affecting
the adjustment of disputes which Il would
urge lahors friends III Congress 20 push
Members of the couacil refused comment
however. and there WAS no surface lndlca-
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-16
POLICE CHIEF CTS BANDIT.
BCats Crook Into UncnHsciousness After
Three Hours Holdup.

Carnirg y y. Nov. l6-PoEce
Chief Charlos Hammer ovcrpowercd
Ne-n Gore. aroused u several hold-ups
au hlrglarlcs, Yesterday q the house
81 Cores father-u law. after Gore had
hcl hlm pr,snner At the pnnt of a revolver
fur three hours
Chief Hammer and three patrolmcn
went q Tie house II Cores fathcr-in-
hw this Afternoon Hammer saw Gore
ge INTO bedroom ana f1ll we'd him
C.rc covered Inn VItl 4 revolver and
fll him he would Shau' INTO a bottle
.f rlr -elyccrrc i hc called for help
l' that ~ vou'd suluut 70 arrest If
le ar iercd The pqtr lwon qwav
rh, ch,r' shouted ou' hc window 90
thc patrolmcp hu after thcy had gone
o,.r0 r,l .sei ta submit ta arrest When
is attention WIS distracted Hammer
lrlped upon HIM. kuu0 0kci lum uucon-
ls H.l the. ~. ..lsct lIm
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MRS M,CSwINEY SAILS Nov. u
Lord MAYORS Widow 10 TcStif. in Irish
Inquiry.

Washington. Nov II Mrs Terence
81 ~Nicy. widow 81 tie late lord
& Cork Las clllcj the com
& l'0 v,~.-s. .hc Irish
that >lr had oats. Cd pass
ud ,asa ~ \av mncr q for
Ht.i ~.s..~ tr> Il the hear
o. & f. .a l..l here IS. 'lc nuISSlOU.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-16
PHILAD ELpHIA JUDGE ~ JAIL.
{ harged With Embtzziing Fund %
Client He VIII sserye Four Years

Philadelphia, Nov IS Former Judge
William r Nha,ler of the Municipal
Court Yesterday nitrendcrod hiusslf ~
Frank VI Novnck, clorI Of Qunrfer scs-
fonr Court to 10 committed 70 the county
prison to serve his sentence II four yeat8.
Nhaolcr WINS convicted in October. 1919,
on chargra 81 cfnhezzliug StS. 200 from
the estate Of Nra Harriet Il Ioycn uhle
acting ns attorney for her
fhe defendant wns comp and did
not seoin TO be woTrlod Ilc had with him n
bundle Of books to take - tho county
prison He snld be Ind given up his home
IN Phlndelphia HoIne ilno nRo aud hhd
been living hrtn temporarily for tho past
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-16
Seven Rules TO be Followed by Those
Who Enroll

Philadelphia, Nov. is. III sxchnnge
for 81 annual ducs. scores ~ recruits wcr.
reported being added to the "Checr Up
Don't Worry Club hero which wns or
gnnized by the Rev Dr. T. w Davis, chap
lain of tho Pennsylvania STATE eonati,
The following seven commandments, =
however. were to be aolscrved and strict
ly abidod.
Cheer mp others and Yourself.
2 Don't worry others or yourself
3 Live and let others live.
4 Scatter sunshine wherever yon go.
3 Don't 0uss or get angry II hurts
YOU.
q Greet everyone with pleasant
smile
7 Laugh out loud three times n dav.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-16
Grow Your Hair
GET THIS FREE

u,ask k.ss ssn8rur ~ rapft tais sfsulra
,.u, ~ Il ylu BE- ate haf FuH.. rUH fnarIII
knuN thst - sus ef pffHsna as fa uffrrlnIr
tha~s troE hlss fhfrush gsnu.na in1ts.s
,.sips rhifh sin bs msilsd - ff~~ rIIH
prod bos q che ~ans~Ffsfif sfrsfin.s a4st.
s,.ut aisls1 - ssuf .H'F lI .a Iar
~ stsUpsJ 90 pnF ne rfsf .i fl.a H.. fHi If
4 bnitsia. nf 11l stsirH Z kre fsft
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-16

two or three waeks lIe aaid ~ Ind hoon
suRogcd IN The garage busine5,a in New
York City ,hnyipg purchased commercial
gnrago shortly nffcr hls conviction, and
had sold the garage about "a month ago
II have alwayz boon wiling ~ m8k ~
n >acttiomeut with Mrs JOycn, md iu
tho past yoaT ! hnvc made enough NJ
keep my family mud paY The hrsi ,ltaioll
tnrnt II SETTLEMENT made Wh Mu
Joyce through her %ow York attorney
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-16
The Drapery Department

has made special preparations for service during the fall
and holiday seasons Here you'll find very interesting
stock Of seaonable draperes lace curtains &c We spe
oaiize window shades and draPeres. No order too
small for careful attention.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-16
Blankets and Comforts

Pure lambs wool comforts, covered in beautiful pat
terms Of Sateen silk and satin coverings, $780, $500,
$21. 90, $25. 90 TO $500 each.
Good clean, cotton felted comforts in coverings Of
sateen or skone so, s5.75, $675 $500, $1,000 and
$3.50 each.
Blankets in great variety, all full sizes in white. grey
tan red Or PLAID effeets They are from 50 to 100 per ee
$14.50, $500, $4,000 TO $25. 90 pair.
Heavy cotton blankets, full size $5.75 pair,
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-16

Every Evenings classified advertise
ments bring results Proved hy the salts
faction Of MANY aud will be to YOU Adv
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-16
CHEER UP" CLUBS GROWING.

tion Tint any definite steps had been
taken in that direction.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-10-27
LOS SINTOMAS DE LOMBRI=
CES SON BIEN CONOCIDOS

Las lombr1ces y la solitaria atacan
generaln.ante a los ni1os (tambien a
los adultos) Cuando una persona ten
ga un apetito voraz a veces, sufra de
inapesencia ocasionalmente; 81 tiene NAL
aliento, complexion palida. la boca acuo
sa, ensanchamierto de las narices, cir
culos ividos negros alredor de los ojos
y dilataci6n y concentration de las pu-
pilas hay indicios seguros de lombrices
o solitaria.
El vermffugo "TIRo SECURo", del
doctor H. F. Peery tornado de acuerdo
con las instrucciones en- la circular que
envuelve .el frasco, hace desaparec(E
aquellos sintomas, extirpando las lom-
brices del sistema y destruyendo el TO-
co donde las lombrices sc desarrollan.
No hay necesidad de otros purgantes
para completar su acci6n.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-10-27
Boarding PoTtOrrique1o

En- la ciudad de New York tengo es-
tablecido un Boarding House" con to
das las comodidades deseables, en- donde
les ofrezco habitaciones c6modas CO.
midas genuinamente portorriquefias por
Ell nr6dico precio de diez d6lares sema-
males todos aquellos latinos- america
nos que quieran honrarme con su vista.
Dirijase Jose Cruzado, 234 West
26th ST., New York. Advt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-10-27

nmediat2nente
York
H N. Y.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-03-05
THREE MONTHS
COULDN'T WORK
illinois Miner Takes TanlaC
and Is Back on the Job Max
ing More Money Than Ever
in His Life, He Says.

For the first time in fifteen years
ean sit down and eat big hcefsteak
supper and go TO bed afteCward and
sleep like a log all night long" said
George Sanderson, a well-known miner,
living at 1916 Smith street, Peoria, III.
This Tanlac has overcome Il mighty
bad case Of stomach trouble and rheu-
matism for me-" he continued. My
legs aohed and panied so bad couldn't
sleep ut night and my hands were so
drawn ! couldn't use my pick half the
time. Everything | ate bloated me up
with gas for hours afterward and !
would have the worst cramps In my
stomach YOU ever heard Of Sometimes
eranlpng spell would hit me when
was in the mine at work and | would
| have to run out and lie down until il
| passed off. | finally got IN such bad
shape | had TO quit my job and for
three months | was not able to hit "A
lick of work
Il saw In the paper where Tanlac
had relieved our state mine inspector OF
troubles Just like mine, 10 ! decided 10
try il, too, and. sir II was simply
amazing the way Tanac put me on my
feet | haven't trace of rheumatism
or stomach trouble now and actually
believe | am stronger than ever was
In my life. You would think so, too,
Ii YOU could see the tons of coal pile
up every day--and I am making more
money than | ever did. Tanlac Is GER
tainly real medicine and | boost II
every chance | have"
Tanlae Is sold In Memphis exclusively
by Weiss Pharmacy and Warnock
Drug Go. adv
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-03-05
IRRELEVANT SCHOOL
CLOSES. ACCOUNT FLU

TItEZEV Tern. March s. lSplp
The high school board has ordered
schooi suspended fur a few DAYS on
account Of the flu epidemic In this
community There have been "a few
cases of flu tu break ont In school and
local physicians thought It advisable 70
discontinue schools IN order 20 prevent
II possible the spread at the disease.
So far most uases have hecR more mild
than last year There Is much flu
among the negroes,