davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-05-05
EN- Ell. SENAD0

Nsr ~ 81 a. nraasrarsah -
ftene4sm fslAss 49, rutss Alea.
~ fsasssle 80 :, t.snI Iffaaa Gasas
tsni a b. ffsssea Hf >ns aunn. ~
Fiasasnafk b AHA iif a. D. siaas
81 ia Eala.la Asa ss,-lf iusHal q 3
saorssf O. esla g. ,t.A ur r,r .sise
~ n.t snt8 a. stf.s r1to a. ~
rass tssasats ,u I'D m0uic ius a.
H. has - Nas o. d0 tas aliimas
- laaA sss tuaae a fosas tsssaan.
a. an cus ss2 ~ t.s at las sn.iels
fa.los.
= ion as~El cure a. e.sndics
a. ,.schA EcaslA Tcnico-industsaal
cssara a cargo dd Comisianaao De-
inssFUcaian rahlioa a. PaeIso Rico.
Succita A. - gotieino De IA Is
uacla gdCsico-,ndnsiilal pcrsonccssa
al munscipio DC San 3aan por medic
del comisionndo sal DC insirsC-
ci5n pfbiica. sin menoscabo de D. IN
tcr.cnci6n en- todos los asuntos rela-
cionaGos con Ia instruction Piblica
cue Ia Ley organioa en- vigor csnce-
ne a. COinisionado de instruction Pn-
blica de Puerto Rico.
SccciSn le.-La comision a que Sc
refiere la seceion 2 de esta Ley la for
maran q Comisionado de instruction
de Puerto Rico, 81 Comisionado de ms
trucci5n del municipio &c San Juan =
el Conisionado del Interior
Seccion 17.-El municipio de San,
Juan queda obligaio a mantener en-
bucn estado de conservation el edi-
ficio de Ia Escuala Tecnico-Industrial,
Y hara en- el rlismo las reparaeiones
que de tempo Ell tempo fueren ne
ces4ias.
Secci6n 1s.-Toda ley parte de
ley que Sc oponga la presente, que
da por esta derogada.
Secci6n 19.-Esta Ley empezara a
regir a los noventa dias de su apro-
bacion."
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-05-05
UNA LICENcIA

Dos meses de lieencia lie ban sido
concedidos al empleado municipal Ra-
fael Fernandex.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-05-05


grands habi triple de los haiadOres,
huOs, b
IA
huega eo esplenddO LEGO
stua6n nglaeCa nem6
Henry Radcliffe miare
ingesa Thomas Mcnamara Miio Tabao
Lloyd Ri
chad
el G0brno ng de los de de
Gran Bretaha
lucha sangrienta de classes.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-05-05
FEDERAL VISIBLE"

la fam0sa Fabrica de Arras de Fuego Colt"
esta clasfficada por los houbres. de ciencia en-
tire las maravillas de la nloderna industria, pOr
SUI mecanismo tan senciIlo como perfect0, p0r
SUI apariencia, tan elegante como artistica; por
el material en- ella empleado, todO de acerO pu-
rO, como hecha para que pudiera lanzarse con
ell mayor exitO la c0nquista de la Eternidad.
Para ell usO cOnstante en- toda oficina de negO-
clos, no tiene rival "A su utilidad indiscutible,
la federal VISIBLE" une esta ventaja que
otras quisieran para ST: ES COMO LAS MATE
MATICAS:. NO Sc EQUIVOCA NUNCA.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-05-05

En- esta epoca cullninante de la Historic, en-
cue todo 10 domina ell gigantesco cail6n AZ, ell
submarine, ell TELEGRAPH sin hilos, eI dirigible
el superdreadnough; en- esta 6poca del Dollar,
en- que mas vale para la vida de los negocios un
minute, cue un fombre para la vida de la hui
manidad, es un signo evidente de atras0 que
ID, hor1sbre de iniciativas de experiencia,
pierda lastimOsamente una hora resolviendo ell
mas sencillo calculo con un I&pz, cuando pu-
diera verificar esa operaci6n en- un segundo,
con la sOrprendente Maquina de Sumar
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-01-06

cum crede dl Mehedinti, sa anu
leze valoarea iStorica a d-lui n.
lorga 81 intiietatea ca 81 origina-
litatea d-sale, pentru care Sc lup-
ia sd reyendice lui Maiorescu
eli toate momentele'' acestea,
de la kogalniceam 81 pima la
Eminescu. vim numai sa arate
evolutla pc care a avut-o nationa-
lismul in RomInia pima s'a pre-
facut intr' o doctrina intro me-
toda antr un program 81 intr o
aon-eptie. tot att de diferentiat.,
81 de individualizate ca 81 ale
celorla!te curente 81 miscari poll
19 - Balas
tice sau culturale. Ell au adunat
material; dl Y. 1otga a cldit.
Ei all fost carauSii nisipului 81 al
.aramizei; dl n. Iorga fost ar
hitectul.
Oar curentul nationalist a dat
roadele lui. Astazi pc acclasi
drum Sc intilneSte Gu partidelc
| lin nouele provincii 81 dovada, c;i
nationalismul eel mai real din
fsominia" este acolo unde este dl
\. lorga. Sc face Gu faptul, Cd
lcele particle, MI merg unde fost
| ritn Maiorcscu, 81 nici umde cu.
9hntul de NATIONAL este intre
bulntat pentru specula senti-
menta!ismul maselor.
ID Mehedinti mai spus inca
III cuvint despre nationalismul
l-lui n. lorga in comparable GU
iationali>mul lui Titu MaiOrescu
4 mai vorbit de schimbarea ma.
tiOnalismului ce,ui dintiiu 81 dc
m'exibilitatea nationalismului ce
III din urma. Amator de abstrac
tiuni, Titu Maiorescu fos.
;trein. 81 prin caracterul stabil al
'pocei in care traia 81 prin tenn.
Deramment. de variate!e proble.
nc. care Sc pun astazi 81 care tt
.onstfing in discipline realitati
or. cerIndu-ti i,nperios. nh ideea
Il selu!ia pract:ca.
Nationalismul nu este O enti
tate metafiZica, in care sd t.
oierzi ell speculatia logica; ci &
eealitate politica, cum este 81 So
.ialismul 81 care departe de "a f
intepenit in formule tari, ell cauti
"a puma de acord. sd armonizezt
,i sal concilieze, nu numai socie
tatea Gu priicipiile, ci 81 princi
ollie Gu sOcietatea. in senzul, CD
aici societatea Sd nu sacrifice
iondul eli national, dar nici fondul
national 81 nu ramin& protivnit
lspiratiilor ei noua.
Nationalismul astfel infles II,
,ste schimbator, sau imutabil, G
ste adaptable, el Sc imladiaz;
lupa societate, facindu,: c6nce
stunt III masura, in care 81 ca fac,
.oncesi,lni conservarii vechiulu
fond traditional. Gel care l'at
acllzat pc dl n. Iorga de parasi
rea doctrinei. de schimbarea con
.eptiei. au crezut, ca nationals
null este haina. care trebue s;
Sc potriveasca omului la tOat,
yirstele 81 ca trebue SD ramln'
ca un deziderat moral, in afar;
| de vreme.
! Vijelia de atacuri indreptat'
contra d-sale, ell mai multa furie
ga nici odata, psihologiceste s
explica nnmai asa, ca au vazlt d
sbea acum, ca nationalismul nu
| fOst 81 m yrea sa ramlna o mis-
care, care tine de epoca tineretei
cum au sperat. ci ameninta $;
puma stapinire 81 pc cealalt'
virsta a nouei societati rominesti
/ (''Patria
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-01-06
INisTIINIARe

Stunt rugati tot abonsutn
aogtri . observa urmxtoarete
rsguh Il trimiteres psuhu
schimbare do adresx:
1. 81 - scrie adresa veohe
unde - mers daxul p adrosa
unde So mutat.
2. II fiscsre persoanx q
- alxture m3rci Do b. s. q
cauts q n % dae uumsle Stra-
dsi gi 4 oragului correct
Cine Nd oboorv3 aeeoto 70.
gull N sadax a9teaS4 8 ! q
schimbe adrese q M % poate
Adnhinistratia.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-01-06

UOCCA ludA
Si pentru pune exact pro.
blema nationalismlllui i'm cultura
romlneasca, trebue sd stabilim ca
axIoma ca: un current polite
cultural Sc datsaza in istorie, nu
de cind s'A ivit 81 de la cine Ia
utilizat, ci de cind 81 de cine a
fost teoretizat si ridicat la rangul
de conceptie unitara. Legea acea-
sta este fixa 81 pcntru curentele
literare ca 81 pentru curentele
pVlitice. De cite orr inainte de
Marx. nu s'a manifestat socia-
lismul 81 totusi, caGoctrina, ca
metoda 81 conceptie, dateaza nu.
mai de la ell.
Daca orivim a>tfel la problema
national:smuiui "a idcie. ca sen
,iment. ca preferinta afectiva 81
ca inclinatiune intelectuala, fost
>imtit. gIndit 81 afirmat uneori.
lie multi intelectualii. printre earl
j Titu Maiorescu. totusi. ridica-
rea hi la rangul de doctrina 81
metOda Sc datoreStc excluSiv
d-iui y. lorga, incepind de pc la
1903 incoace.
ID y. lorga este creiatorul ma
tionallsmului in Rominia, nu in
sensul in care un artist este creia
torui operei lui de arta, caci in
ceea-ce priveSte curentele cu ca
racter social. cum este natio-
nalismului, ca doctrina culturaia
ii pOlltica. in sensul ca d-sa a
dat eXpresie constienta, unei STAR
de sufIet sub constiente, da1
hume unei idei anonime 81 a siste-
nizat inclinatiunile de suflet s.
lie gindire ale societatii rominesti
la inceputul veacului al XX-lea
ind ea oscila inStinctiv spre di-
rectia rationale. Putem zice char
"a M Ill n. Iorga a creiat natio
nali>mul. ci nationalismul a ere.
lat pc dl n. orga. iarasi in SEN
zul. ca ideia 4 fost un prodlis a.
apeculatiei logice. ci realitat6
sociological, pe.care d-sa a simtit-O
in societate, s'a pus in functiri
si 81 ia fac,gkyNresia Ell. datori.
| "a acelOr insrH4ri care sunt carac-
teristice oamenilor SUPERIOR 81
care tOcmai prin aceea devn
| creiatori de curentc. prin faptul
ca STINT societatea, asa cum con.
temporanii Ior, nu simt.
&c folos ca Titu Maiorescu a
fost in ,lujba culturei 'natio.
male" 4? Ce folos ca legilc, lnstitu
giile 81 manifestarile noastre erau
rationale. Ce folos ca pima 5
aroii lui Caragiaie vorbesc in nu
meie nationalului'' 81 eli toatt
publicatiila 81 cartile sc imbraca,
oompos Gu ideea "nationala" CT
tolos. daca dupa urma lor nu I
results. nici curentul de care aves
nevoe societatea 81 nici doctrine
.are sd inmulteasea numarlh va
Orilor noastre morale! Ele au ia
mas miScari izOlate 81 un current
gu caracter social, presrrpune un;
ate. pc care numai dl n. Iorg;
dat-o.
Daca luam in considerable as:
zislll nationalism al lui Maiorescl
sau al liberation, vedem ca >,
caracterizeaza prin discontinue
tate: acelasi Maiorescu care dup;
IL Mehedinti, era personificares
nationalismuui, la anumite dat
IRA 81 prietenul cosmopolitismu
/ lui. Este adevarat 81 am fl ne
drepti daca lu tam recunoaste G;
in preziua aparitiei nationaliz
] mului, cind doctrina de mai tIr
] ziu, dormita intro vaga stare su
! fleteasca. Eminescu "a contribui
i intro mare masnra la ereare
I doctrinei 81 la afirmarea Ell. Art
4 colele hui Eminescu insa au zacu
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-01-06
Creiatoru| MatiOnaIiSmu|u|i
de: r. Dragnea.

D professor uivetar din upare la dogma de nationalsn
curesti Simion Mchedmt scrit doctrinar.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-09-26
Matter of Place In
Line AgitdteS Italy


Rome. Sept Is Mech indignatior
has been arocsed in italy by the sro
posai that in desenmIniu. tae *
penses Of the Leasse OF nations. Ha.s
should te assigned 10 the seooal
category
The Italians nsiionAl prle ~
been huri ay the saxre,fsoa aae
columns have aseearel 20 ulA rress
protest.ns agsI1st The idea Of reia
gatlng the country 70 position in
fer.o 70 ether great powers Ae
cordins 20 the ssseessicn. Great Brl-
tain and France would b. placed "a
the first category while Italy ard
Japan would occupy rhe second The
price 81 aelns reslFtered in The first
category is Z. 900 francs yea
while these 81 the second pay bur
100000 francs a >ear.
The Epoca gave expression 10 its
feelings in this mapnes
The afia Is exceptionally aa
pleasant italy which has 50 poten
tly contributed to tha victory can
not see herself assigned % the see
oad catesory a. people who spend
little are assigned 10 restaurant 81
the second class
Then. too. the fast thai mast ~
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-09-26
Sf0rfpC 0f By Elmo
Scott
Great Scouts Tsi,e.
WHEN ANDY LEWIS FOUGHT
CHIEF CORNSTALk

The battle of Point Pleasant on
September 10. 1874. was the hrst "all-
American battle ever fought on this
continent. Europeans had taken part
IN all important engagements before
French and Indians against British
and Americans But when Andy Lewis
and hls torderers batied with chief
Cornstalk and his Shawnees. Il was
strictly native affair.
Lewis was born IN ireland. hnt he
had come to this country while still
a child. and he was no less an Amer
ican than the frontiersmen le led. He
fought with Georze Washington in The
French aud Indian war and be- became
one of the greatest leaders II the CO
lonial troops lie was six feet two
inches tall and powerful.
Lewis was chosen by Lord Dunmore
IN 1874 70 lead a picked body of men
against the Shawnees while punmore
attacked them from another direction.
Chief CosnstaIk knew the two armies
we've coming and decided q defeat one
before the other could join it--a IA
yorite trick OF Napoleon
The Shawnecs attacked Lewis army
early one morning. Lewis had taken
out his pipe when the first shot WIS
fred. He coolly finished lighting his
ripe and then gave the orders 10 his
men. who rushed to meet the Indians.
Both sides fought "Indian-fashion.' .
dodging from tree 10 tree and taxing
advantage OF every bit u cover. The
lighting was at close range and In
the smoke-flled forest frontierSman
and Indian came hand TO hand-toma-
hawk against hunting knife.
Late IN the afternoon the Indians
gave way. but there was no rout.
Cornstaik was too good general for
that and the Americans paid dearly
for every foot OF ground they won.
That night Lewis held possession ot
the battlefield, hut he had won Il az a
terrible cost--75 men killed and 40
wounded. Andy Lewis and his bcr-
derers had won the greatest Indian
battle In early American history.
Andy Lewis did not have chance
to make a name for himself In the
War Of the Revolution which soon fol-
lowed. He was passed over for gen
erals OF less ability and be died In
l7Sn. an embittered. broken-hearted
old man. The fate OF his opponent.
Cornstalk. had also been sad one.
In l777 he came 10 fort on the Ohio
on a friendly mission. He was arrest
ed and thrown Into prison. While
there the great Shawnee leader was
treacherously murdered by a mob Of
soldiers In revenge for the death OF a
comrade who had been killed by In
dfans.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-09-26
|N'DiTH SAYS HES
SOUND AS A DOLLAR
|Oklahoma Man Can Eat Any
thing He Wants He Gains
Twenty Five Pounds.

Il vas almost out of commission
when started on Taalae. 5ut 1t was
| not long befge i bad me feeling
bike a new man. said " NcBath.
|kiss Polar ST. Oklahoma c.ty. Okla
= was in tad way Tor three
years. my appetite was poor and
What ate seemed 10 ssre me M
hourishment. lost weieht until :
yen off thirty pounds and my whole
system was in q terribly run doe
condition. / couldn't sleep to DO any
kood and was 90 nervoaa ana wor
|1ed was almost desperate
~Tanlae took me- np Fiahf from the
|tart and now ] am as sound as a
|iollar. eat anything want. and
|he fact that have gained tVen.g-
live pounds shows how Heil i, has
agreed With me- There d no iouat
h my mind that Taniae is tie best
medicine in the world
For sale By all leading druggists
Everywhere
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-09-26

vancouyer's 1921 Exhibition num-
bers he Prince of Wales among IS
exhibitors. for two rams and two
ewes. yearlings. have been entered
from his Pek;sRo. Alberta ranch.
Though owned BY. royalty. these
Steep stand on a democratic foot
INK and must prove their superior
ity if they win a prize.
The District Exhibition. a Can
adam cousin to the American Coun-
u Fair is the annual social event
sf Canada's rural communities. Al
over the provinces these friendly
competitions are staged during the
lat, summer. With the increase Of
wealth among Canadian farmers.
there - corresponding elevation
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-09-26
latest wan s,reet ouo.a,Ions

A fool and his money are soon
hrted Poor Richard
We cannot serve God and Man
Jon New Testament
Honor sonks where commerce
bng prevails Goldsmith
Many 20 ont for wool and come
ome shorn themselves -Cervatnes.
God tenqers the wind to The shorn
|mb-Sterne
He has spea, all his life letting
pwn buckets into empty wells
ydney Smith.
Flat burglary as ever was com
|ittei Shakespeare
Water. water. everywhere ana not
drop to drink -Coleridee
He is brought as a lamb TO the
(aughter-O,d Testament
In skating over thin ice our safety
our speed Emerson.
Life
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-09-26
ESK|MOs A VERY
HEALTHY RACE OF PEOPLE
Johns Hopkins Hospital Will
Send Expedition To Battle
Harbor To Study Gus
toms Of People


Halifax. y s. sept ~ Problems
q. i'sislsss nusyltion and ssa aaoax
tae Eskiaos ~il b. studies ~ Aa
expedition 20 BE- sent oat next Nay
~ The school of .Iys.eue of Johas
iiopk.as University The plans wese
outlined hcr ty Dr victes b. Levine
professor 81 b-.chemlssy and rutri.
tioa 81 the Creighton school os Med
leiae omaha. who visited Hallfax
early this month on hls way 70 Bst,.
lisfbor.- Labrador
nr Levine saia that he had he,a
sent as an advance ruara 10 70 with
a rarsy lron Battle Barbor into TIA
Eskimo country FOR a preliminary
survey particularly With regard 1,
climatic conditions. lie said thar the
main expedition next year would y.
aolc'y oue of scientific research ana
that Il was planned 10 penetrate
larss % the. Eskimos region hither.
% ansislt-i ~ white people
The EaA mos. he said. ara
tae hsalthiest people IN the word
ehsa not contaminated D. white peo.
PIE Becanse of this fact the mem
hers u The expedition hope that the
naf discover some new ueory %
health as pui into practice by ths
dwellers ia tae northland
hr Levine and his party win ~
turn IN November tee9 The main
expedition win spend next sumner
and part OF the winter OF 1923 anon
the Eskimos
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-09-26

acres Of parked automobiles in
which the farmers have come to the
gala-fest are proof that the land OF
plenty has filled the farmers
pockets with wealth.
Excellent show bills are put on
at these exhibitions and the visit
ing New Yorker win be surprised
to find vaudeville teams familiar to
Broadway, performing on great
open air stage for the entertain
ment Of an audience of twenty or
thirty thousand packed into a huge
grandstand. Particularly fortu-
nate viii be the visitor who chooses
an exhibition where the local Royal
Canadian Mounted Police are on
the program. for shey furnish most
spectacular displays Of horseman-
ship.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-09-26
The Key that vniocks the Door h

The Key that Oniocks the Door tn
orr IiNi-o
The men OF eighty five and ninety
ears of ege are not the rotund. vel
ID hut thin spare men. who 1--we on
slender diet Pc as careful as he
viN. however. n man mast middle agn
vill occasionally eat too much or ~
ONE article OF food not cn'ted 70 his
constitution. causing iriigesfi0n ~
ons'ination and viii need a dose OF
'hamber aims Tablets 20 move his
sowels and invisorafe his stomach
When this IS done there Is no rea =
IN why the AVERAGE man should not
I've TO a ripe Old age
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-09-26
-sunaasr and n. Sabbath

Editor Leader IL Is insisted tha'
Sunday laws are necessary 70 tAa
/ reservation of "the American sas
! bath" That may be- true q ~t-s
American sabbath as a civil inst.-
ietloD but Il is not true OF the sac
bath of the Lord Those who resari
amy 1ays as unto the Lord viii r
gard IL whether Il S protected oy tas
eisn was or not
It is e Well known fact that there
are ln Washington and rs sliuras
about 1900 Christian people who oo
serve not sunday. the first day Il
the week. but Saturday the seventh
iaY as holy unto the Lord Mt only
is this day without legal protection
/ but ia many respects is the busiest
Day of all the week That fact. hoe
ever does not deter from its onsery
ance those who regard i rs 'unfs
the Lord Nor does the noise ala
hustle II a busy city disturb their
worship They ask TO legal p-otae
ton for the day and neither do thas
expect any They are not disturb
Cd SIMPLY because they have not ae
cnstomed themselves 10 think and 4
ice that others should be comoellei
TO believe as they believe. 10 10 as
they do. and TO worship at the same
time and In the same manner as the
WORSHIP AS for the shows. they re
-catvs but little patronage from thes
people upon any day aud none at al
ufon their day OF worship
Their sabbath law is not civil
statute OF thg United States but the
Fourth commandment Of the Dec
losue framed and promulgated b
the God Of heaven They ask nothing
more. they desire no other law. the,
need no protection in their obser
vance OF the day The laws tha
protect an well behaved people ar
all they meet the statutes that safe
guard the right OF peaceable assem-
bly AZ al rropoer times and In Al
suitable places are amrle FOR n
protecti on Of their services.
any Of their mum bers disre
gard the day they inv ke again.
them no ciyil penalty. but after BRO
per effort to restore them TO Ii
paths OF rectitude. in case ot iallu-,
they simply withdraw from them ia
hand % fellowship leaving the fIna
adjudication OF their cases TO III
Judgment Of the great day and a.
punishment to be metea out by Is.
great Judge himself
The sabbath is a spiritual insti,a
ton II is the sign of Coils creative
sower; and accepted and observed. e
Is the sign 70 him who observes ii
of Gods sanctiyiug and keeping pox
ar And taing spiritual. the Sabba.A
is not dependent upon any human
law II the American sabbath
imperiied.' Il ii must have the sup
Port OF ciy.l statutes or perish fron
the earth. il IS because ii is human
and not q divine institution Their
is no avoiding this conclusion n
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-09-26

to the tone Of these Exhibitions.
Crude pavilions give way to sub
stantial buildings. Evening horse
shows attract immense audiences
and are social events.
Attendance az one of these Ex-
hibitions will prove an eye-opener
to any American who harbors an
idea that Canadian farmers live
mid frontier hardships. Vast pa
vilions crowded with pure bred
stock-white faced Hereford and
stocky Angus Shorthorn cattle.
Karakul and Rambouliette sheep.
massive Percheron and Clydesdale
horses; other pavilions containing
extensive displays Of wheat and
various grains. fruits and vegeta-
bles. prove that the northwest is
land Of plenty. The acres upon
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-09-26
UsE.SULpHUR.TO-
HEAL YOUR Skin
Broken Out Skin and Itching
Eczema Helped Over Night

Fer unsightiy skin eruptions. rash
or blotches on face, neck, arms or
body. you do not have 70 wait for re-
lief from torture or embarrassment,
declares noted skin specialist Apply
a little Mentho- Sulphur and improve
nient shows next day.s
Because of its germ destroying prop
critics, nothing has ever been found
to take the place Of this sulphur prepa-
ration. The moment you apply it heal
ing begins. Only those who have had
unsightly skin troubles can know the
delight this Mentho-Sulphur brings
Even hery. itching eczema is dried
right up. .
Get = small jar from any good
druggist and use i ike cold cream