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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-05-06
LEGION ENDORSES
TEACHER PAY RISE
Committee Will Cooperate
With Other Bodies Studying
General Situation
COLLEGE COMPLIES RECORD

Recognition of the fact that public
school teachers are uudcrpaid and de
serve increased salaries was given last
NIGHT by the Philadelphia county com
mittee Of the American Legion at its
May meeting IN the Chamber of Com.
merce assembly room. Wilcncr Build
ing.
George s. Stewart. Of Post 20. chair
man of the AmericaHizatiou committee.
declared that. representing the commit =
tee, he had conferred with a committee
Of citizens which is studying the gen
eral question. with particular reference
to the situation existing in Philadel-
phia.
"Thc question of education through
out the United States is serious. said
Mr.. Stewart. "lt is alarming because
Of the rate the teachers are leaving tn,
profession and the decreasing number oI
persons entering It. These are mat.
ters Of deep concern to us. \ commit
tee has been organized TO meet this sit
uation and to assist in suggesting q
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-05-06
EVENING PUBLIC LEDGER PHILApELpHIA \

William u, Hngclbach, vice president ;
Miss Laura Bell, second vice president |;
DR.. j. Il. Burnett Buckenham. record
ing secretary: DIR. Paul J. Sartain, cor
responding secretary, and William X,
Haupt, treasurer.
The board Of directors is composed Of
Mrs. ). ~. Austin. Miss NJ. 8. Holmes,
70. r. Albrecht, 9. j. Cohen, A. NJ.
Collins and l.. T. Tilge.
The excursion committee includes III.
p. Busch, DIR. ]. W. Harshberger, Miss
l.. {. Jones and Miss NJ. G. Tyler.
The reception committee elected was
Mrs. He Mex. Moore, Miss e. Sinkler
Mrs. H.. e. Smith and Mrs. l.. G. viii
liams. !.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-05-06
WOMAN EXPLORER
TELLS OF JOURNEY
Adventures Among South Amer
ican Tribes Are Described by
Mrs. Harriet c. Adams
SOCIETY ELECTS OFFICERS

Hardships encountered in triT
through South America were related by
Mrs. Harriet Chalmers Adams, n won
an explorer, in the course of lecture
before the Geographical Society oi
Philadelphia last night at Witherspoor
Hall.
Interesting facts concerning natives
of the places she visited were also given
by the speaker.
'"The San Bias Indians of the Re
public of Panama" said Mrs. Adams.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-05-06

the Philadelphia Orchestra win be an /.
nounced soon, without definite state
ment on the program as to whether the
concerts will be held in the Academy Of
Music or not.
Arthur JudsoD. manager Of the
orchestra. said that in the absence of
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-05-06

definite notice Of whether or not \. /
ward Box obtained a five year lcs., ~ u
the Academy for the orchestra ~ "
unable to state for certainty tbs ~, Ha'
where the next series of concerts p,ss vr,|
be held. WIN
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-05-06
PREPARE CONCERT PROGRAM

Announcement VIII Not State, How!
ever, Where Orchestra Is to Play
Next years program of concerts by
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-05-06

remedy. The American Legion has been
asked to co operate.
Following a discussion. a resolution
was adopted by unanimous vote, author
izing MIR. Stewart and George Went.
worth Carr to represent the Legion in
the conferences.
Men to BE Given Aid
DIR, William f. Raken, Post 80.
chairman of the committee on disabled
soldiers and medical aid. reported that
this committee had visited the federal
board of vocational training. and had
come to the conclusion that the board
Is making serious effort to meet the
demsnds of the former service men.
Arthur s. Hauchin. of 1IiO North
Twenty seventh street. an officer OF
Post $50, has been appointed in the
federal board to act as liason officer
with the Legion.
! Doctor e. A. Herrick. president OF
Girard College, has been elected an hon &.
orary member of the stephen Girard
Post 800. which has its heaQuartcrs
at 1902 Poplar street. At the last
meeting of the post. he explained the
program of historical research OF the
service records Of former students OF
Girard College in collaboration with the
alumni association and the post.
He told of the record of $50 names
which the college has now. and of the
need for immediate attention toward
getting the records of all other eX Scrv .
ice men of the school.
Want Names of Men Who Fought
1t is proposed by the college authori
ties to have in every circular letter or
form that goes out to former Girard
men Il Questionuaire as to their military
or naval record. IL any.
The Stephen Girard Post has been
given section in the Steel and Garnet
the publication Of Girard College Alumni
in Philadelphia. Through this channc
the membership is constantly informed
Of the activities of the post, and it Is
also possible for the post to reach those
who have not yet joined the Legion.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1920-06-02
Crepe de Chine and Georgette Waists

$495 and $685. all worth nearly double these prices
Wolfe aists at $125 So $685. $2e5. prices would
not buy the wolfe.
Gage Hats that have been So 95 now offered
Gage offered at So. 95
Gage 1896, $780, offered at S. 95
As offered at ~. 9.-... s-.. s......... s7e5
Children's 81 25 Hats now offered at
Children's 81 rs Hats now offered t........ $1.19
Children's 50 so to So 95 Hats offered at
Children's So so to S. 90 Hats, offered $295
Children's SIS. $3.50 Hats, $685.
Damask priced at So rs and $3.50 that be
bought today less than $3.50.
Napkins priced al $1O.05 be bought
today less than $3.50.
lSevens' R. T. All Linen Twiled Crash brown45c beached
46c. Sold in many places at Coo yard.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1920-06-02
H. S. Root Entertains on Birthday.

The home of H. S. Root on Main
street. was the scene of merry party
last Friday evening, when Mr.. Root
banqueted II friends in honor of his
81st birthday. Each year Mr.. Root
chooses from his large circle of
friends a party always differing in
personnel and one which includes men
whom he has never before entertain
ed. This year a number of out of
town gentlemen joined with the New
port friends. Those who gathered
about the table at $50 were, Fred H.
Rabbit, George /. Whitney and John
E. Paddock of Bellows Falls, Elisha
Bigelow and Will Jeffres of Lyndon
vile, Homer Thrasher, Josiah Grout,
DIR. J. F. Blanchard. d. N Dwinell,
Walter Cleary, Earl Brown, c. S.
Emery and George F. Root
The long table was decorated with
! centerpiece of red and white car
nations, bowls of sweet peas, and
ropes of smilax; sweet peas marked
the place set for each guest.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1920-06-02

1e Won feel yourself slipping back
II you n,,t ie Your best foot forward.
Not only fool, but any man and
= o money are soon parted these
days.
Tbere are lots of queer people in the
,uoridNand you're one of them
A good many things have been add
ed to home life IN recent years-teie-
phones, phonographh s.n a fnnd ;r,
Du. I'm. over children as joy-givers.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1920-06-02
-....hsiDeafness Cannot Be CMeo

S1 local applieati9ns a. as tn. dney ear Thsrs i
the diseased po 70 cure catarrhal aea1n edy.
s snly mat Sa "a
a. sas
sss
e s:s ssa ss
an Unnamed con siaTnh Medicine acts sa sbe
faces aai on the mucous surfaces Oh '
the gnO' On. Hundred Dollars for %,
win Il s cl.taTrha Deatnsss sd teaa cir.
any es sass By HARE C ssis.. Ms0
cSlsrs free al clHE Rns7 3 CO.. Toledo. y
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1920-06-02

The elaborate menu of the dinner
which was perfectly prepared and
served by Mr.. Roots housekeeper,
Mrs. Annie Magoon, assisted by her
daughter, Mrs. 7. H. Ouimet and
Mrs. Ed. Reece was as follows:
Grape fruit, tomato bouillon, cold
ham, roast chicken, potato, creamed
onions, cranberry sauce, picked beets,
peas, celery, rolls, doughnuts cheese,
strawberry shortcake with whipped
cream, nuts, candy, coffee and cigars.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1920-06-02
Our Saturday Specials we offer this w

36-inch taffeta worth $3.50, Navy Wine, Copenhagen
Rose, Grey, Brown, Sand, Wistaria and Black Sat
urday Price half value. $1S72
27 inch Cretonnes Denims worth today soc yard
Good pattern Saturday Price 19c yard
Large Brooms worth $100 Saturday price yard
Sandwich worth today 25c Saturday Price SC each
All Squares, be used for Lunch Napkins
Doileys, Double Hemstitched, worth today SOC
each Saturday Price OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. .29<
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1920-06-02

There is only one test of friendship
whether it stands by the down-and-
outer.
Nature makes some mistakes but
she never made a beautiful girl and
then failed to give her sense enough
to knoG it-and show it.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1920-06-02
Dangler Oil Stoves
Big Tire Sale

best sizes of we'll known makes, right now when everybody
with every priced at these special prices we
de free of all charge brand inner tube, yes and
RV the tire for you The only thing we ask OF you
Cash. this sale is for the purpose or raising some
lott w badv need
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1920-06-02

heIrr WI TIRE complete with Tube.
Wy 10 stock on hand.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1920-06-02

Following the dinner the gentlemen
adjourned to the parlor for a smoke
talk and enjoyed a jolly evening in
visiting and storytelling.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1920-06-02
Richford Manufacturing Co.
Richford, VT.
Gasoline
OO Gallon
That Is just What Miracle
Moter-Gas Means

Miracle Motor-Gas will positive
ly increase mileage Is to 40 per
cent. This we guarantee. 1t al
SO will eliminate all trace of car
bon. 1t means goodbye carbon
trouble" While Miracle-Motor-
Gas in actual test has increased
mileage so per cent, think what it
would mean to you to get 81 1-3
per cent more mileage. 1t means
that 100 gallons of gasoline plus
100 Miracle Motor-Gas Tablets
would equal 1873 gallons of gaso-
line at a cost of $1.00 or 1-3 cents
per gallon for the additional 33
gallons. Many Burlington autoists
are using Miracle Motor-Gas with
these results. Order a package
today-S1.O0 will do it. After
using 25 tablets, one to each gal
lon of gasoline, and adjusting your
carburetor to reduce gasoline flow,
if it does not increase mileage Is
to 40 per cent, and eliminate
present and stop accumulatlons OF
carbon-return unused portion and
get your money.
$1.OO Postpaid
Satisfaction or money back
Mail orders to
Miracle Motor Gas Distrib-
utOrS
Arthur ]. Cayo, Burlington, VT
The Washington times., 1920-04-14
WIFE BEAT AND KICKED
HIM, HUSBAND CHARGES
Also Alleges She Set Fire to His
Fathers Garage and Tore
His Underwear.

BALTIMORE, April 14.-Charsing
that his wife, Mrs. Gladys p. Reck-
ord, Frequently bit him, kicked him,
pulled his hair, struck him with va
rious household articles and other
wise injured him." Edward L. Reck-
ord, of Cockeysville, yesterday filed a
bill in circuit court at Towson asking
for an absolute divorce.
Mr.. Reckord also charges that on
February. 10. 1917. his wife "struck
him with q sugar bowl, attempted to
cut him with carving knife. SMASH
ed two window panes. broke an cleo
trio light dome. kicked over wood
stove and tore into shreds suit OF
his underwear"
After he left her on February IL,
1917, Mr.. Reckord alleges that she
donned suit of his clothes. forced an
entrance into his fathers garage at
Cockeysville and set IL on hre causing
a loss of several thousand dollars, in
cluding an automobile belonging to
her husband. Mr.. Reckord says she
was tried in Juvenile court At Tow
son, found guilty and sent to the girls
reformatory. Later, he says. she was
released and Is now living in Norfolk,
Va: The bill was filed through At
torney Elmer r. Halle.
The Washington times., 1920-04-14

the complainant in the case. has with
drawn the appeal taken to the SUI
preme court from the order OF court
No. 4. under which the ss7.eoo verdict
obtained by him against Horace A.
retterolf, the wealthy manufacturer.
was reduced TO 5000.
FetteTolf was charged with alienst-
ing the affections Of O'Loane's pretty
wife. Mabel Hutchinson OLoane. and
inducing her TO abandon her homo In
Boston, and take apartments In New
York city.
Attorney Scott conferred with
counsel for Fetterolf and yesterday
said Mr.. o'Loane had decided TO ac-
cept the 5000 and have the defense
pay the cost OF proceeding.
The Washington times., 1920-04-14
D. c. MERCHANTS
URGED TO SAVE
Sen. Mccormick Advocates
Business PerspIcacity In Talk
ToChamber of Commerce.

| Government activities must adopt q
business perspicaeity II they are to
cope with the complex demands OF the
present period. This was the message
Senator Medtli Mccormick, OF Illinois.
brought last night to members OF the
washington Chamber OF Commerce at
their monthly meeting at the willard
Hotel.
I'VE must begin to think In terms
Of International business and internA-
| tionAl economies" said Senator Nc
Cormick, .and we must impart 10 pub
| lie service the samo efficiency which
characterizes private management"
1--WE cannot hope TO see a return TO
normal or nearly normal prices unless
certain fundamental changes are
brought about"
senator Mccormick said that the
pound sterling rose as soon as the
British government announced its bud
get, and he intfmated that . national
budget in this country would have
q heaithful financial Influence and
would tend to bring about q re-adtust-
ment OF present financial disturb
ances.
T.x Increase Universal
Speaking of tho proposed increase in
taxation for tho District he said that
washfngtonians had only to look to
New York and to Chicago to see that
the tendency toward increased taxa
ton was practically universal in large
cities.
The chairman of the meeting an
nounced the appointment OF joint
committee of the Board of Trade and
tho Chamber of Commerce to act
as a clearing house for the public
solicitation OF funds for charitable
purposes. 1t is the purpose OF the
Joint committee to investigate such
The Washington times., 1920-04-14
SHE BOUGHT MARRIAGE
LICENSE; GETS DIVORCE

BALTIMORE. Aprf1 14-T was a
rich girl when I was married. and
my husband was so poor he did not
have a dollar to buy the marriage
license" was testified by Mrs. Yetta
Becker, who was granted an absolute
divorce from Joseph Becker in cir
cult court No. 2 yesterday. with the
custody of her three children and
authority to resume her maiden name
Of Zanger.
According to MIS- Becker, her
husband left her for another woman,
who laughed at her when asked to
give Becker UP.
The Washington times., 1920-04-14
POLICE HOLD FIVE MEN
FOR $4,000 ROBBERY

NEW YORK. April 14.-Pswn tick
cts for jewelry valued at $1,000, cou-
pons from stolen bonds and a letter
addressed to Henry clews. the bank
er, were discovered by the police yes
terdsy In a search OF the rooms OF
william Arthur White, who. with
four others, In being held In connec-
tion with the 500. 900 bond and Jewelry
robbery from a strong box in the Of
Ace OF Deering & Deering, lawyers.
The Washington times., 1920-04-14

drives and to pass upon their WORTH
ness.
The personnel OF the committee
consists OF william Clabaush. Ralph
rW. Lee, and Roy c. Claim. represent
ing the Board OF Trade. and James II.
Lloyd, E. c. Graham. and Charles w,
Darr. representing the Chamber OF
Commerce.
A. IL. Coolidge. reporting for the
rivers and harbors committee or the
Chamber OF Commerce. said that
there was less than one years known
dumping facilities for ashes and clean
material In the District and no dump
ing facilities for trash that might
not be terminated within thirty days
by the United States corps OF ensi-
neers.
wast More DusspiaE Facilities.
The rivers and harbors committee
was designated as a special commit
tee TO cooperate with the engineers
toward the establishment OF addi-
tional dumping facilities for the Dis
trict OF Columbia
DIR. E. J. Fisher. professor of Rob
erts College, Constantinopie, and MIS-
Cabot Stevens made an appeal Tor
the Near East relief
Announcement was made OF the ap-
pointment of +. A Van Ruth as chair
man OF a committee to care for the
listing OF homes able TO accommodate
delegates to the Baptists' convention
to be held here next month. IL Is
estimated that several thousand Wis
itors win have TO be housed In pri-
vate homes.
The Rev. DR.. George M. Offender
fer, pastor OF the Lutheran Place Me-
mortal Church. talked on ~Co-opera-
tion In Business"
Isaac Cans, vice president of the
chamber. presided at the meeting.
The Washington times., 1920-04-14
SAYS SCIENTIST HEADS
MADE SELVES KINGS"

BOSTON, April 14.-Judge Pierce.
sitting in the supreme court hearing
on the Christian Science controversy,
yesterday told Attorney General AL
len, who had introduced a motion to
intervene, that he did not like the
idea of the attorney general ringing
himself in as the fifth wheel of the
coach and stated that the directors
OF the church had made OF themselves
"kings to be a law unto themselves" !"
The session adjourned without a
decision.
The Washington times., 1920-04-14
'FRAME-UP" IN MARY'S
DIVORCE AGAIN DENIED

CARSON. New. April IA sworn
statement, retracting charges made
by Mrs. Sadie Brown, of Gardners-
vile, who said that Judge Frank
Langan and Sheriff Chris Nelson. Of
Douglas county, had received money
in connection with the Pickford di-
vorce. was printed here yesterday.
At the same time. Attorney GEN
eral Fowler reiterated his previous
announcement that Investigation of
the Pickford-Moore divorce will be
filed in Douglas county this week.
The Washington times., 1920-04-14
HUSBAND TAKES $1,000
FOR LOSS OF WIFE'S LOVE
Lawrence M. 0Losne Accepts Re.
vised Verdict in Suit Against
Travelling Salesman.

PHILADELPHIA. April 1.-THE
famous 'Fetty" alienation suit is a
closed incident so far as the courts
are concerned.
Henry J. Scott. representing Iau-
renee OI>oane. a travelling salesman,
The Washington times., 1920-04-14
"SIAR" HURT IN WRECK.

Los ANGELES. Cal, April i4--Edna
Puryiance. motion picture actress.
who has played opposite" Charley
Chaplin since the famous comedian .
earliest success, was seriously I'm
jured today as the result OF an auto
mobile accident that may mar heI
face for life.
The Washington times., 1920-04-14
EASTERN STAR DINNER.

Temple Chapter, No. IS, o. f. s., will
give a roast beef dinner in the ban
ouet hall of the New Masonic Tenn
pie, Thirteenth street and New York
avenue northwest, this evening from
to Z p. m.
The Washington times., 1920-04-14

All nye will be arrsiEned before the
Federal court for defacins Liberty
bonds In an attempt 20 prevent theiI
identincstion.
The Washington times., 1920-04-14

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--oJEDA BROS. san Joss Ne. a.
Tel s5s. Box 1o51. san Jaan. 2. D.
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Cias del exterior

RIO DE JANEIR0, diciembre -
FL Comercio, la Prensa eI Congre
SO discuten la grave situaci6n finan.
ciera producida debido al alto tipo del
dollar. Con este motive Sc han parali-
zado las compras, cancelandose las Or.
denes.
WASHINGTON, diciembre 7.-El pre-.
sidente Wilson ha comunicado a los r.
deres del Congreso que recibira Ell pro-
ximo lunes el Comite nombrado por cl
Senado y la Camara para liotiacarIo Ia
aperture de la sesiones
WASHTNGToN.-Hard visit6 a
Casa Blanca, pero no vi6 al presidents.
MELILLA, diciembre 10.-Los repre-
sentantes de las tribus de las regiones
de Deni v Ulicheand ofrecieron su apo
yo Unconditional al Gobierno de Espa-
ma. Sc anuncia que las tropas espafolas
continnan, con 6xito las operaciones mi
litares en- las posiciones ocupadas de
Asua, Jungunt y~Arcab.
MADRID.-El aumento de la tarifas
aduaneras es de cuatro millones de pc.
SOS comparados con el del afio anterior.
LISBoA.-Annncias la muertc del
Arzobisbo de Lisboa.
GRANADA.--La Camara de Conner.
clio pidi6 al Ministro de Hacienda que
implante ell Is del actual los nuevos
aranceles. FL Ministro contest6 negan-
do "a petici6n.
GINEBRA.-Los delegados q la "Li.
ga de las Naciones" Sc encuentran muy
preocupados debido la negativa del
presidente Wilson para enviar Repre-.
sentantes a la Comisi6n de Dcsarme dc
aquella Sociedad.
--Se agravan las huelgas dc Alicante,
oviedo y Murcia.
WAsHINGToN.-La legislature ira
tara acerca de la revision de las leyes
arancelarias. Sc ha iniciado Ia investi-
gaci6n de los asuntos de Irlanda, ha.
biendo declarado la hermana del ex-ai
calde de Cork, Terence Nc Swiney.
SAN SALvADoR.-Abri oil Con
greso para tratar de la confederation
de las cinco Repnblicas de America
Central.
MADRID. La huelga general fraca-
So, gracias la intervention dc los So
cialistas.
PARIS, dicicmbre 12.-Los miembros
de la mission militar franccsa han en-
bareado para Guatemala. Forman parte
de esta Comisi6n Ell comandante Con
tresty y los capitanes Charter, Roche
~ Fremont.
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Cruz 8.

I'd pses,f atsfs tsi~f taHls
icnris en- 80 psgpia rsss ~ ~ assssu10s
iesocYpados Hsb'elo. itsis eatfihafa a..
puts de hai,sr lvunaao ai3nnms lseel~ae& o.
ramos0. eoro. faeH prAetie0 MEfuYu
UNIVERSAL. Curso esgestai pafa pflelii
panfes tanibieu para estua.anses nsaNtas
doa. Mandenos numbfe y diramei6m %
ssvtafcmoa information aetmiia4a
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coles y viernes dc once y media doce
antes meridiano en- 81 oncina del Hospi-
tai.
las aIumnas do esta escuela diariameu
TO son sOlicitadas para trabajar dond-
clio. hospitales. instituciones benehcas,
sentrales azucarsras. sanidad, etc. de
modo que SO ofrece una briInnte ppor-
tunidad para asegurar su pervenir.
Ell Hospital Presbiteriano tienc la Es-
cuela Clksica de Nurses. - Bastara So
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AL ILUSTRADO PUB
LICO. De ESTE PALS
N y xIFIE RR o


(marca feRistsada,) cuyo mombfs De-
riva dc dos De los ingrcdieutet &c ~
eomponcn, Nux Monica Pre-
toxalato dc hero. Los demas ili-
gredicntes son: IIefn0Rlubima. ~.
cerofosfato de eaicio , De sodio. elf-
bonato de ealcio y afrcnaL Ma<hoa
sehores medicos y faFmareuficns sOu
dc opinion que estos iugredenfes.
sabiamcntc combinados como - ealam
en- Ia formula def NUNIFfERE0.
forman uno De los t6nicos recunas't1.
ycntes mas ehcsccs que hoy o. ss
conocen. Personas paifdass nefttosaa
y cnfermixas cnc0ntfafam em III NJ.
FIERRO ei t0nico que les hace ssitt.
Personals dtbiies. Rasiatas. sin le~f.
zas ni dcseos para seguir lushaud0 ryg
Ia vida, eneontraran en- ktNIFtks
RRO el rcconstituyente que 81 potas
semanas lcs devolvera sus fuerxas y
vitalidad Personals EN- apetiio Para
las coniidas o que padczcan Dc dtgpep-
sia atonica. cncontrarAn en- NINt.
FIERRO cl remedio que c0gfrgifa ga
NAL. Q
81 dcsea ustcd que mn abnmaantc
caudal de sangre roja vueIvn a tufFer
por sus vcuas. "uuNiferre ~ ofH1-
nismo. cs dccir. tome NUNfFfERkD
81 dcsca listed conner con Ruaiu y a'tf
su esfomago vuciva a diRerif eou a..
cilidad, nuxihcrge So ofganismo. tome
NUXIFfERRO. 81 desea uttrd
encontrarse kgii. fuerse. con uertios
1e acero y iisto para IA Iueha , Ios
goces de IA vida. nnxihcrre 80 ofrs.
nismo. Haga "a prueba con NIAls
FIERRO por algunas semanas y con
seguridad que nunca Ie peaarA. .m3m~ma
Tenga euidado dc que Ie veufan
NUxIFiERRO. con cnvoiiufa color
dc rosa v con Fl nomhrc A. ios i4bri.
santcs. DIR. BECKER MEDICINE
co. pida NUXIFIERRO - 40
acepte ningGn ctro. Proe6relo en
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Jas dc n. Blanco rnc.s Porto nics
Drug Co, San Justo Drug Co. aadas
de San Juan; J. .. ront . Co. Bsys-
mon; Farmacia Rours. no Pssdras Tam
bisn On las principaleu ds II iaia
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-12-18
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Sc necesitan seforitas blancas que ha
gan cursado primer ano de Alta Escue
Il para completar la clase de Proban-
das que 50 OrganizarA fines de diciem-
bfo. Las do la Isla que deseen sclici-
tar deberkn dirigirse a Miss Rosa A.
Gonzalez. superintendent do Nurses !;
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hmitrofss podrAn verla los lrnss. mier-