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The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1921-05-25

dnras az 4i.ubAc $3.50 pockets Blue
iiusc al 3 IS itsAc. i,cciptt clean rico
s13i puckcta
Bran and polish unchanged
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1921-05-25

NEW oRlEANS Auy 2l knuEh
rigr un stlrn rprcipia 2H4- bags,
willer receipts same
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1921-05-25

Marriage licenses have been iaauod
fH Paul 6 peavt mud Doris i. akciiov.
Damage Mendoza ana Maria uoreaa
Jerry ". Black ana Tinnie Ianssok
mort Mo,or company dealer. 10, sash
aufnmnhilea. SAYS that 200 mang p.opio
were Interested Do The Nash six which
was the conveyance for tho ouoan ~
the apnsh bay festivities. thst be has
lrn r decorated aud vu hav. Do on
DISPLAY Tor several DAYS al his ttlrs
rooms on Mesquite street
iturt.vlin peniteotlnrv ba. gei,e,ol
r.. NuDra. Doti,ft au ~ f.nr nri.no
frs nnaar a,nt,u.. tn r.rifrrtit,.,
terms Thrrs nf fha mon ,sero convict
ed Lad thr recent form of .a,if, ana fi,..
fsutth una an aersu.d .on,iri ,,n.
turad D., tho 4nrrifra DEPARTMENT Al
4uton Nr uuaeou had two Other .U..Ia.
on.rs tn MICK un
Tho Sunday school class Of thc Park
f,,,t,...,,. .at fIV,.o,b .,nv. fbf.. rtu,..
o,if .n fho sheil ro4d nud near rr,e
j. a Lad .HH LU Oh IT
st. r.,ti..f.a fo I, .f tn. gttt.h f...
morrou morninn in fIme to dorntt CO.
e.g0 o'riort Recommendation wm h,
Furnished
City Health officer Wills has re-
ceiyod fhc nrst consignment of min
nows from fho state hntchriIoa tn Dol,
"iH'l '""''" 20 i''''N' ~ ,' p'''' y"
antto,r There ,yts. .,,.,ltlDa uof a.,
fbe uttin noaotito ssttars anal tho
r,ti t,g.nt,.fiv. truiirsHfs won, aim.
niiod win fauf each
The burial Of Charles A. Macmanus
who died ut Houston Mondny iook
day afternoon an O'Clock SIR Mac
mnnuH was Weli known in Corpus
! chti' %. having resided hnrc nH hof
and young mnn AZ tho iimo OF hlH
death Mr MnemunuN was connected
WIN the southern Iurifi' railway hi
Houston. surviving him hrD widow
urd tnroo inlrhicfH
ne suooeaton mace IN re9afo te
corpus '"i'fl' nii'ns'"t TOT " pipp''
/ ""s' 'F"n'' M h' 'u'in OF July p
mcr and civic organizations Those
Z who ur' interested in seeing suitable
celebration of thu holiday arc conaid
orinf thc mniier of calling nn early
meeting io nlHcuaH lh' proposition II
.
! would COME should meeting Doe hold
Miss Vera Coleman was announced
ihhi NuNht i. winner Ni INC uihWnnN
d lINNIIfUfN UNU Miss Janet HfNMui|
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1921-05-25

Tho Hehrkah Social club win meet
at o'clock Thursday afternoon with
Mrs G. T. Burgess. bi3 Waco street
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1921-05-25

Justice OF tho Peace Mccampbell
performed the marriage ceremony Tor
Damage Mendoza nul Marin norgaa
at the home uf ihc bride on l.nsi street
Monday uiaht
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1921-05-25

.aat uipht ns winner of the diamond
lnvuiliDrc and Miss Janet stewart
aa winner cog the gold wrist watch
awarded ht thc inch lodge of ElkH.
MlH Gcrtrid, linnoy bad previously
hcrn nnnuunccd nH winner OFF the dii
noIN rlnE
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-11
MAKE EFFORT TO GET
1922 j. D. c. REUNION
Committee Named by II. f..
Lee Camp to Confer With
Nlayor Ainslic.

y SiS.'tal committee appointed by
Robert T.. Lee Camp, United Conrcd-
crate Veterans. Will confer tomorrow
with Mayor .tin#ltc and others rel,
tive To the movement now under wa :
20 secure the 1879 national cncamr
ment or the DrGnnization for Rich.
mond. The t"nTcd"ratcs' committee
consists Ut Colonel l.. Il. Taylor.
chairman W. :. Archer and w. u.
Freeman.
In addition 10 the Mayor. member
OF the ciiy Council! and Chamber nf
Commerce doubtless will enter III.
conference. "s the veterans plan to
Geek their cooperation in bringin-
he national cncannpmcnt here. Rich
mond Is being urged as the la22 meet
ing place on several grounds. 1t is
pointed on; that The 1922 convcntiu,
may hc III, las; one of national sig
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-11

nificance that the Confcdcratcs Will
hold. us their ranko arc fast thin
ming.
Others point to ,hc opening of Bat
tie Abbey as an additional reason for
bringing the heroes here. II suf-
hcicnt in'crCSt Is shown locally. tn.
Richmond delegates Ia the national
cncampmcnt at Chattanooga. Tenn,
on October 25-27. will exert ell their
influence to bring the l222 cncamp-
mcnt here.
Some little expense will be invo!v Il
of course. but II is felt that few %
those acquainted with what the meet
Ing would mean To this city. on sen
timcntal grounds alone. would con-
seat Ia view Il matter oe money as
worthy OF any consideration.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-11

ing since June 25 1918. IT is est
mated tho shippers will recover IN
the neighborhood of 100000. The
commission also holds that the SHY
pcrs should receive interest on thu
money ut the rate of 6 per cent.
Tho government was operating tho
railroad from June. 1918. to March.
1870. THIS means that rcparation "a
shipments moving during that pcrini
will have to he paid out OF the Unitci
States Treasury.
Mason ManGhum, commerce coun-
sci for the state Corporation Com
mission OF Virginia. acted as atto--
ney for the shippers.
Eapok is an Oriental finer which ia
used in this country for max ing mat.
trcsscs. life prcScrvcrs. etc.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-11

Streets, at o'clock. Burial viii he
in Mount Calvary Cemetery.
Tho funeral of Mechanic James
hammond Hicks. who WAS killed in
action On October II. 1918. vii. he
hcId from Fulton baptist church at
$50 o'clock th!s afternoon. 3urill
wiil be ia cLhwood Cemetery. Me-
"E2"iC Hicks was a member ~ IN,
E!Chmuuu Gcays. Company ~ one
Hundred and Sixteenth Infantry.
Services for Private Robert NJ. iiig-
gins. who was Il member II Com
pauy u. one Hundred and sixty
eighth Infantry. and wh" VAS killed
in action October u. 1918. only NJ
Teen days after his arrival in France.
Will be held at O'Clock TINS after
noon At the family buria! ground
near Cuin'un. New Kent county.
Services for Iiurhrs.
Services :Ur William Kent Hughes.
SON OF Mr.. and Mrs. {. +. hughes.
Sis Twenty street, VIII be
hold at Woody'S Undertaking rooms
81 e3o O'Clock this morning. Eut!a!
viii be-. IN Riverview. He was a MEM
Der % company r. Three hundred
and Eighteenth lnfantry and was
Killed ign action October ;. lHl>
services Tor Frank Holmes son OF
II y Holmes. 2"o2 Midlothian Turn
pike. will h" held at IN" HON" q;
> O'Clock This afternoon. and burial
viii take place In Maury Ccmetcry.
lie was a member Of the Richmond
trays
Services TOR Roy :. Moore will be-
held at West End Church AZ $50
O'clock this afternoon. In addition 20
tho military escort a delegation from
Liberty Council. No. II. Junior order
II American Mechanics. vii! attend
the funeral
Tho funeral services OF rrivat"
William : Ashhrook will he held At
tho gray" III MaUry Cemetery at $50
o'clock this evening sie was son
Of Thomas l.. Ashhrook, ISIS Semm"s
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-11
HOOSis SUCCESSOR TO
DR.. JAS. \. FAIR TO-DAY
estminStcr Presbyterian Church
Congregation Hold Meeting tn
select pnstur.

lmmediaccly after the regular s"rv-
IS this morning, the congrc.atiCn
Wcstminst"r Presbyterian Church
,rk and Davis Avenues, viii h" call
In special meeting 10 consider tn.
Utter az calling a u"w pastor. Rev
mes y. FAIR, u. ~, who was pas
: OF the church about ton years. re.
.ned las; June hecaUs" az III h.altr.
the Increased work required bv
ison OF tho constant growth IN
,mbcrship The condensation ac-
otcd the resigHati"a hut im,nrdi-
,Iy aftarward called him as pastor
,eritus.
When the new active pastor Is So
red, Or. Fair Will devote his tim,
visiting the sick and otherwise
to tho welfare Of the CON
eRation. The church now has
Of ts5, with large sun
school. fully organized ANA de.
Tho church now in
e, one of the finest In tho city. was
Ill during the pastorate OF Dr
ir.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-11
IFS HALL GIVES VERSION
|0F SHOOTING OF CALDER.
[ster of Taylor Denies Man
E|Shot by Clarence Taylor
Was Drunk.
rs ORDi:nEn no LEAVE House
[arrHnt Charging Wounded Man
with Discrdcri! Conduct VIII he

srhe condition n. w3ll-rc calder
SH Chafffh Street vino ,yas s.~foI,s-
injured in "A ris.ot incl FRIDAY
Syht. was reported satisfactory at
81 Retreat for tho Ssck last night
Rough an N-ray examination
s5wed that ono oc two bullets ,hn-
itercd his body passed dane,r,t,sly
far his lung. and h" was r.ror,.f to
I've suffered from loss of blood. ne
i'd rallied early yesterday mo-uinr
I'd was regarded hy nNNSi.:ars as
tlctically gu; az DANCER
Clarence Taylor. : wears old
fl4-A Taylor Street who surr.u-
fred TO police and admitted he shot
ELDER. Was hailed ire tho sum NJ
5000. Owing To tho naNuity of Cal
IL to apptar i'm Police Court ycStor-
Iy, tho case was continued 10 sep
snber %
Enter Grncrnl Denial.
lOenial was made by calder and his
Ster- in law Mrs e. r Hail. who oc-
spics the ma; holow 'ho Tas'ors.
3,o SAYS She heard tn" cuuv"rSa'.ou
tween Mrs =. H. TAYLOR aud calder
Sit prccipitatcd TIM argument; ana
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-11
Avenue He was killed In action on

Avenue. He was killed In action on
october :. 1918.
services for Scrrcan; charles I.
Laws son of Mr. and Mrs. W l..
LAWS. 500 Bainhridre Street. Will be
held at Stockton street Baptist Church
~ l:'" o'clock this afternoon. Burial
VIII De In Maury Cemetery. Scrrcau;
avs VINO was member of the
r'eh'E-i"urth Company. sixth Reg
''"ch'' second Division. was Killed in
action In October. 1915
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-11

Dresses Of Serge. Trico-
tine Canton Crepe. Satin
Crepe and other materials,
Just arrived for the Fall sea
son. on easy payments up
ward from
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-11
Shepherd. c,,,,,t,, s.r,.

CHARLES T.. Shepherd. City Auditor
ana Accountant, Of les North Nest
street, is seriously i'll at the Retreat
Tor the sick. where he underwent a
surgical operation Friday afternoon.
Mr' Sthephcrd was stricken while at
tending Ia his duties and was inn
meulatcly rushed TO tho hospital
While he had been indiSposcd. his
condition was not regarded as Sc
rious. He is II years old.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-11
RAILROAD RATE ON
KAPOK is REDUCED
Interstate Commerce. Commission
Holds Tint Present Charge Is
Iurpusunnblc

me Interstate Commerce Commits
SION has just handed down II decision
hodihs That the rate Of S3.3l per iOJ
pounds. charged by the railroads ON
shipments of kapok moving from the
West. was unreasonable to the extent
that IT exceeded sl.S7 Thc commis.
sion also orders separation for tho
shippers amounting to the difference
between $".3i charged and sl.S7 it
found 10 he reasonable. ghis rerund
is to be nude on all shipmcnts moy-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-11

Suits-fmr trimmed and
tailored mOdcls-in mems
wear serge s. Trico,incs.
BroadCiOth and Velour and
other materials upward from
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-11
Two Meeting. Tuesday

y monthly meeting of the Church
OF the Holy Comforter will hc held at
the Parish House Tuesday afternoon
u; o'clock. y scheduled masing Of
the Parish Guild Will convene at the
same address ~ 3 o'clock
Bisbee daily review., 1921-12-15

fares is over. Government guest houses have become hotels where for eigners pay in foreign currency at rates comparable to those of really good hotels in New York, London or Paris.
 In consequence there - general scrambling for cheaper quarters among the strange international as scrtment of philosophers, poets. po- litical scientists, professors and near professor who were attracted to Rus sia by the free signs and hoped to attach their particular ism" to the Soviet government.
 Hindus, Turks, Chinese, Japanese, Afghans, Persians, Kurds, Syrians, Egyptians Siamese, Frenchmen, Ger mans, British and Americans are among the strange aggregation which is having difficulty in reconciling somewhat exotic views with the sud den decision of the Soviet govern ment that it needs money and mur get it by having Russians and for eigners alike pay their way.
 It's a rough end to pleasant dream. Professional proletarians don't like it any better than parlor Bolshevists. Many of the visitors are finding sudden reasons for their re-
Bisbee daily review., 1921-12-15

turn home, and the influx of foreign symptthizers is declining.
 Cloth merchants, foreign engineers and food sellers are now cc1nlng. There is far more interest now Tn feeding and clothing Russians than there is in liquidating political 1ll1t- eracy. Discussions of soul culture are making way for lectures on agri' culture and plans for getting more American farm machinery. Isadora Duncan and her Moscow school of esthetic dancing are attracting far less attention than the wood short age.
 Colonel Lynch, the former member of the British parliament and world famous for his espousal of the Boer cause in South Africa and for his sup port of Irish freedom, recently lee tured in Moscow on uiano new philosophy. But the Moscow public seems to be fed up on philosophy and didn't show any great enthusiasm.
 The glamor is gone from Moscow to a very considerable extent an' communists and non-communists alike are talking ways and means in the language of everyday folks the world over.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-12-15
TRAPPING SEASON IS NOW IN FULL SWING;
 BUYERS ALSO ACTIVE

THE PAS. Man, Dec. 14.- Trap ping, the big business of this north country for the next few months, is now in full swing and most of the men engaged in the work are out on their trap lines again. Reports Say the catch of fur bearing animals Is good everywhere in the district.
 Muskrat trapping is reported excep tionally good and It is thought 100000 pelts will be marketed in The Pas. Local buyers have been paying more than a dollar for muskrat skins.
 Several buyers, with $30.000 in cash lert on the Hudson Bay Railroad re- gently to purchase furs. The train stops at each trading post for only a few minutes, but in this brief period the buyers rush on the trader or trap per and make offers for their furs' This method of buying has been fol' lowed for years by many.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-12-15
THE COURSE OF TRUE LOVE NOT
 ONLY DOESN'T RUN SMOOTH, BUT
 IS FULL OF TURNS FOR MARIE

LONDON, Dec. 14-Here's a movie scenario that'll hold up with the best of them:
 CAST: Marie Thonnard, Belgian society beauty; her lover, Private Harold Joseph Stearns, American ar my of occupation; Marie's dad; war den of BriXton prison, London.
 Scene One
 Marie's home in Belgium. MARES DAD: Sacrebleu! Greet out, American, You cannot marry my daughtaire!
 Exit Private Stearns Marie weeps.
 Scene Two
 Brixton prison, London.
 WARDEN: No, mum, it ain't for a crime that 'e's in-just a little pass ing irreguarity. Ell be out as soon as hits cleared up.
 MARIE: Bien! follow heem here from Belgium. Now I go tres-vite to get ze license and we are married so queeck he gets out!
 Scene Three
 The same. One hour later.
 MARIE: have heem-ze license. Where ees 'Arrold?
 WARDEN: Sorry, mum. The au- thorities wouldn't let i'm wait 70 be married. Els just been sent to Liver pool and 'e'll leave for America on the rlrst outgoing ship.
 Marie faints.
 The last scene will be written at EVis Island. For Marie's going to America She knows Private Stearns is waiting for her and she's sure the American immigration authorities won't delay the wedding longer.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-12-15
PARIS IS PUZZLED OVER WHICH ARM TO
 OFFER FAIR WALKERS

PARIS, Dec. IA. - Whether man shuld offer his right or left arm to a woman is agitating Parisians. A decision by Andre de FouQuireres, the accepted arbiter of social GUS toms, has not settled the question.
 He said, always the right arm, in- doors," custom surviving from the days when all gentlemen carr,eu swords and wanted to be quick on the draw Outdoors, he said, no man ever offers his arm to woman "eX-
Bisbee daily review., 1921-12-15
WELCOME S|GN |S NJ LONGER
 OUT IN MOSCOW
Russia Turns Cold Shoulder To Foreign Philosophers
 And Parlor 'Wobblies'

MOSCOW, Dec. IA. - (By Staff Correspondent of the Associated PressO - Foreign hangers-on who have nothing but sympathetic words and promises of world revolution to offer the Soviet government are grow ing less and less welcome here since the establishment of free trade and the resumption of capitalistic stand ards to a considerable degree.
 The era of free hotels. 1ree auto mobiles, free opera and free railway
Bisbee daily review., 1921-12-15

cept in cases of danger" which the newspapers held Is the normal condi- tion in Paris streets.
 Therefore, regardless of good form, those debating the matter generally agree that a man should take nod of a woman's right arm with his left hand, instead of offering his right arm, because the women consulted said they intended continuing to car " their purse, parasol, packages, erc. in their left hand. And the men in sisted cane belonged in the right hand.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-12-15
NEW URBANA CAPTAIN

URBANA, H., Dec. I3.-Dave Wilson, right end of Illinois football eleven, today was elected captain of the 1922 team to fill the vacancy caused by Captain Peden's inelisibnl ity.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-12-15

Japan has one big union of sea- men with a membership of more than 30 0O0
Bisbee daily review., 1921-12-15

Women are eligible to serve on jur- ies of only niIfe states.
 Japanese is one of the easiest Ian guaSes to pronounce.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-12-15

PARIS, Dec. 14.- Djuro Chemdin, 146-year-old Turk, is out of work and luck. -sa
 He's too old to tote pianos, though he's-done that all his life in Constan- tinople.
 And he's too young-looking to ex- hibit himself as the worlds oldest man, which he came to Paris to do.
 Djuro's eyes are bright and his step firm though his birth registration is dated 1775. Doctors say he'll live to be 160.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-12-15

Northern Minnesota producer re- gently shipped a ton of honey to mar ket by parcel post.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-12-15

Average speed of a homing pigeon in calm weather is 12f0 yards min- ute.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-04-29
POI eI mejOramiento social en- Ia ISIa

en- Puerto Rico? iPor que ell las Gales,
en- las estaciones, por las carreteras, en-
! todas parties, hay tantos limosneros?
GPor que hay tantas familias respetables
padeciendo de halnbre, pasando amargu
ras, sin que nadie lie presto auxilio? La
respuesta es muy sencilla es la siguien
te: Las damas de esta culta ciudad nun
ca Sc han undo en- una sola idea, nun
ca han determinado reunir sus esfuer-
EOS, su prestigio, y sus recursos para
mejorar estas condolences. FL extranje
10 uega a nuestras playas Sc sorprende
al yer que EN- un pals que tiene un china
tan ideal, donde la vida Sc hact1 mas
facil que en- los paises del norte, hay
~ noSotras nos quejamos de estas con
diciones todes los dias, pero no hacemos
NADIA para evitar la miseria acabar
cen los sufrimientos.
Hay ciertas cosas que los hombres no
pueden hacer, porque no tienen tempo
disponible para fijarse en- las cosaS pc
quenss, Que, sin embargo, res1ltan
erandes, y agob.an Y retrasan al pueblo.
Pero la mujer, con su percistencia v su
fe sublime, puede reali2ar grardes obras
beneficas; ayudar hacer un pueblo mas
sano, mas moral y mejor preparado pa
ra vivir; infiuir por acabar con. tanta
tristeza, tantas escenas tragicas tanto
abandono en- que Sc encuentra hoy dia
Puerto Rico.
Asi, pues, Sc convida todas las Sc
horas que desean tomar parte en- esta
club La Quota es de dos d6lares al aiIo,
las socias activas, $500 las no res.den
tes, que pueden ayudar personalmente
en- los distintos trabajos q. Ell club pien
sa realzar bajo la direction de varios
comites.
La pr6xima reunion del 'Woman's CT
vic Club of Porto Rico Sc celebrara
Ell ell Carnegie Library, Ell dia tres
de mayo, a las diez de la manana. Sc
espera yer muchas sehoras en- esta reu
Mon recibir muchos miembros. Mien
tras tanto, las que desean hacerse miem
bros pueden indicar su apellido direc
cion la tesorera Mrs. J. T. Quinn, Go
"Porto Rico Telephone CO.., a Mrs.
A. G.. Wolf, San Juan.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-04-29

sujeto ha sido va otras veces inscrito
en- los hbros judiciales de Aguas Bue-
mas, por otros delitos de la nlisma clase
que ha cometido ALI, donde estas no
ras tiene un juicio pendiente
Arrestado que fue, no habisndo nadie
que presitara la fanza para su hbertai
provisional, resolvio tomarse esta por ST.
cuenta, 10 que consiguio fugandose ell
lunes por La mafiana del dep6sito mum
cipal, para ser atrapado nuevamente en-
Aguas Buenas por la tarde del mis.no
dia De modo que ell que parecia ser un
nifo sin experiencia, resulta ser I'm ha
bill timador, que no conforme con enga-
mar la gente de su barrio, ha pre.endi
do enganar al pueblo en- general,
las autoridades, 10 que, gracias la pers
picac1a del jefe don Ramon vazquez, Sc
ha podido evitar. MARDoCHE.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-04-29
Uua em'graCi6n a Hawaii

fTortinrsci6u de Ia IA -Agr
toridades insulares federales. para
garantir los contratos.
Los Sres. Mead Y Minvielle saldran
en- esta semana para la isla visitaran
Ponce, Arecibo, Mayagiiez VI otras po-
blaciones, en- gestiones tendencies a yer
81 consiguen cantidad sufciente de ira
bajadores, para traer los barcos y trans
portes que han de conducirlos al Hawaii
Ademas de los Sres. Camufas Ho-
more, del Departamento de Agriculture
y Trabajo, los Sres. Mead Y Menvielle
visitaron al Gohernador, con quien sos
tuvieron una larga entrevista, habien-
Go salido muy satisfechos de la acogi-
da que tuvieron por parte de nuestra
primera autoridad civil.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-04-29

sentirse sanos tener buen aspecto con
SOLO hmpiar su ORGANISING de venenos
y toxinas, todas las mafianas.
Tomando I'm vase de aqua caliente con
una cucharadita de Fosfato Limestone,
antes del desayuno, Sc expulsan del es-
tonnage, Ell higado, los rifiones los in
testinos las materias indigeribles, la bi-
lis y las substancias venenosas dejadas
ALI por la digestion del dia anterior, y
Sc limpia, refresca purifca todo Ell
aparato digestive, antes de tomar mas
alimento.
La acci6n del Fosfato Limestone y
del aqua caliente sobre ell est6mago es
extraordinariamente t6nica. Ademas, es-
ia sencilla combination hace desapare-
Ger las fermentaciones, los gases y las
materias indigeribles y proporciona I'M
excelente apetito para Ell desayuno. Un