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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-05-13
Marconi Predicts
Wireless Telephone
Across Atlantic

LONDON. May i3-Signor Mar
coni. inventor at wireless, pins ht.
faith to rams Atlantic telephone
communication instead of hy cable.
despite the recent successful expert
ments In America connecting Cuhn
with the mainland In "a telephone cii-
cult extending 5000 miles.
- sim thlnk." he aiid. that tho
onb satisfactory mothod % tclcphun-
Iug across the Atlantic o. by wireless.
~ present We ran DO only a short die
tame, by cable Telephone from Lon
don to Paris II as far ar w can de-
now. Attempts 10 communicate with
spain have failed. Up 10 100 or gee
mil,s ot cable H works. Win 1000
miles o. more 81 cable ID won't work.
"Wirolcss telephony. Of course. hus
not yct becn developed to the sam,
extent as the wirc telephone. hut b. s.
being rapidly improved We have
not done any thing like 5000 miles
thus faf We have spoken success
fully from i,ondon to Rome. and W.
have got words through to America
tut not In a commercial or practica
way. At present there are certain
disturbances OF tho waves IN space
the cause Of which has not been dis
covered"
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-05-13
FEW FOLKS HAVE
GRAY HAIR NOW
well.known local druggist says every
body T. using oid-timc recipe OF
Sagc Tea aud sulphur.

Hair that loses It's color and lustre.
or when ID fades, turns gray, duh ana
lnoless, b. caused By a lack of sui
phur in the hair. our grandmother
made up 20 mixture OF sage Tea and
sulphur TO keep her locks dark and
beautiful. and thousands OF women
and men who value that even color.
that beautiful dark fhnde OF hair
which is so attractive, use only this
uld-time recipe.
Nowadays we set this famous nix
iure improved by the addition Of
other Ingredients hy hskiug az mi
duc ftorc for % bottle of "Wyeth's
safe and sulphur Compound" which
dgrktns the hair so IatlrtIiy, 50
evenly. that nobody can POSSIBLY tell
II has been applied You just dampen
"a sponge or soft brush with II and
draw this through your hair, taking
one small strand at "a time. by morn
ing the gray hair disappears; but
what delights the ladies with Nyeth's
Sage and sulphur COMPOUND b. that,
besides beautifully %darkoning the hair
after "a few applications, Il also brings
back the gloss and lustre n gives u
an ]appsagauco Of abundance.
Wyeth's Sage and sulphur Com.
pound IN a delightful toilet requisite
10 impart color and youthful APP
poaranco 60 tho hair. IL Is not m'
tended for the cure, mitigation OF
prevention Of disease.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-05-13

an az masp. and ~ nnasfef mgrdsr
charses asuinst nAtA 5fzsiakJanRs.
nurse 81 he dead man. and fisa.e
Gordon. an artists model and hcr
compnnion.
Dixon. snperIntendenf al a large
oil refinery was arrested when II was
iearncd h. oceNpied a room NIX 20
that OF Mrs. James AMI MisH fiordon.
Police declare mffher Investigation
proved Iudfe uhstcreux Wak found
wounded an0 nndrr IN iudluepcc OF
poisson Monday ln Dtxou's rDun n the
hotel aud nnf In Ihie uNu. with Mrs.
JAMES nn they had first believed.
The two Nomen inieaded mi gull
"" ana were ~couuuitfed 70 jan With
out bond. pending a hearing Monday.
The result 81 an autopsy med
at the order ~ the county attorney
and made pnhlic today, urccipliated
the nilnF OF charges against Are No
men. The autopsy found that deoth
probably was due % u blood ctOt on
the brain. cauced By q heavy blow
and "a sxceENiye use ~ drugs avs
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-05-13
New Mexico Chamber of Commerce .
Gives Out It's Aims as Outlined
In Bylaws of Organization

of the board 81 directors, az the reg
ulnr annual meeting
section q The board OF directors
shall be- composed Of N from each
chamber of commerce In the state
and one third Of the qualified dircc-
tors shall constitute "a quorum. An
alternate may b. selected ~ the
Chamber of Commerce affected ig
case the regular director " unable 70
attend. aud the said alternate shall
ho provided with the proper crcdcn-
tiais.
section O. Directors shall he elected
bv the recognized commercial organ
igation uf each community IN the
state. and the secretary shall be- noti-
fled Of the election forthwith.
section 4 TIE hoard OF directors
shall select from its own body not
less than 1--we members who shall CON
stituto the executive committee. not
more than % 10 be selected from
sectlon Tho officers shah b.
rhossn far me term of "a year az
until ihsir atcccssors are elected and
s%cciion q Tho duties of tho prcs-
idsut HuI vice presidents and the
~trensur,r shall be- those usual to uosc
l Officers
SECTION g.. The board Of director.
shall o., th, governing hoard OF the
| o-rrnniltlou having full and com-
ui.tr authority W carry out the qua
noses of the organization.
section A. The executive committc,
shall De- Empowered 10 carry out IN,
p%oil,ios adopted BY the board Of a.
r~,,tofs Iu The 'nfsrim of a. meetings
section .. - tccretnty shnll D." 10
charge of the administration and ~.
ecutive work OF the chamber. an,
ahall perform such duties 40 are usiia
to tn office o. secretary % 9 ehnm
] her of commerce. and shall hav,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-05-13

n. N. Putnam. field superintendent
for The National Exploration com-
pany. doing what W probably tho
most Important OIL exploration work
under way In New Mexico. has river
an interview to the Roswell Iaily
Record in which ne outlines In detail
The stntus OF the company's fourcdeep
tests. each ~ which In now nearing
the gral fet By the comnnny's Fcol-
ogists ~ h depths at which Oh ~
likely 10 D. encountered. fT
d Nationals four deep tests arc
located ncar buchanan. at picnchu,
Lincoln county, and nt Orchard Park
ana Lake ArthaE Chases county.
The buchanan We'll.
"Commehcing with the operations
farthcst north. at Buchanan said
Mr.. Putnam, the present situation Is
very satisfactory, Thus far the log
OF the well has followed closely the
predictions OF oar own and othsr
geologista. The ~geoloRists stated that
at a depth between 200 ana p0O f-et
an oil aud would De encountered
which would make a fair rhowlng H.
al. hut would not perhaps he oi In
commercial quantities. especially
without shoOtine. o Al n little over
zoe feet, ibis sand was encountered,
exactly ~ pfeaicted, With Nery good
INV AANNi NAA NNA HNfN NNAN wv YUM
pnny fcit %Wnulntcd In stopping the
work 10 develop by shooting. This
was o sandy limo Formation How
ever, u oil shall not he found In
larger quantities az a l~rcater depth,
The company will o abandon the
well withoVt coming back to that oil
and n giving Il a thorough tc"
~ shooting.
The drilling operations on Tho
buchanan well Tor Some time were
not very satiafavtory, after many
Very serious handicaps aud hardships.
10y reason ~ bad water hat they
had To- contend with Tor drilling pur-
posses, That situation has been REM
edied. aud IA, company h. now drill-
Ing two Hhifts continuous work for
h 20 hours The drill IL now In an
ndob. or clay formation known NJ the
red beds q Us NJ a depth 81 ahout
eco feet below this the geologiHs
predict uat the I'cnnrvlvania forma-
lion VIII 1e encountered at nhout
$500 ~ 5000 feet, and h is IN this
tormatiun that The company conf
IDENTITY expects 10 get q %producing
wsll. There is n fact now known TO
the g~eoloEists that was not known 80
them a year aGo. to-wit. hat the
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-05-13

authority ~ employ or dfs,hdfEc om71
ployos under his supervision.
section 10. The Officers or erl-
ployes of the organization who hnndio
funds Of the organization shall be
bonded.
Article ~.
section /. The annual meeting OF
the membership OF the organization
shall be- held al surh time and place
as may be- decided ny the board OF
directors.
section Q. The president may call
special meetings Of the hoard int any
time. or h. shall DO so upon being pc.
uuonod by or" third of the board of
directors. and upon ten days written
notice.
section The regular annual.
membership Zoe shall be $500 and
shall cniitle the member 10 one vote.
Tho sustaining membc. ship fee shall
b. SIS, aud any ~Msmhership taking
out more than one sustaining mcW-
harshlp shall not be entitled ga moro
than one vote therefor.
ARTICLE VI.
section 4. In case any officer OF the
| organization shall die resign " re-
fuse tn serve, such vucnncy shall he
filled Nv tho executive COMMITTEES, Any
yarnncy in the board ~ directors
NNFill hf illlFd ~ 4 NlhiNft Nh'Hilt"h
fnr an election ~ a memh'r Of The
hourd
Article vi
5Scttinn I The president ans tre1n-
urcr shan hc ca ufncin mcmis r ~ the
u~NrrutlVa committee.
Article WI.
section .. Thoso bylaws NAV be-
amended by a majority vote OF -
meInhorf present PEI any membership
needing provided the proposed
amendment ta submitted 10 the Sec
rotary five days previous 20 the meet
ing..
Article TX.
section 1 This Organization shat
b. Incorporated under the laws nf ths
stats Of New Mexico az an Organi1a'
ton la the educational Glars. ana no
operated Tor profit.
. Article \.
Section T. rcnd.ng the laoorpora
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-05-13

The now New Moyico Chamber ~
Commerce D. goinp ahead With iti
works and publicity work b. being s'nt
90 the various ORGANIZATIONS IN INC
state A. showing Cd ans OF inc
Organization the following bY-lnws OF
tho organization have hron made nun
lie;
Article T.
Section ]. This organization shall
De known ps "a, Ncw Mexico Cham
her ~ Commerce
Section .. Tho purpose Of this or
%ganization shall be 10 fostcr promote,
protect and develop Sew M'Nico as
90 agriculture. manufacturing. hNo-
stock. mining. Industrial and cuElmer-
tisl ~ 70 encourage edu-
cation. go improve and extend Us
transportation faGliitics md 80 other
wise stimulate itg general prosperity.
aud promote its general welfare and
10 d,vclop historic and scenic nttrac-
lions
section 3. This o~rEauiaation shall
| 30 nom political and shall tai" uo
naff bon elections
Article o.
section T. ANY Individual firm.
! rof purutiuu or organization interested
in tho development of New MsNicC
shall De- ,Agihio 10 membership.
sertion = This oruunizHtion shall
~. financed ON a membership hash
aud each memehr in order to Dee ~
good standing shall my over tn this
treasurer thH amount 81 his member
hin for the ycnt, and receive in re-
turn "a card showing him Ia Doe In foo'
STANDING.
Article III.
section l. The Officers Ut this or
G%anization shall consist OF Il pred
dent three vice presidents. % score
tnry aud . trrugurcr who shall D.
elected each yeas BY q majority vot
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-05-13
McRae Rejects Plan
OF Swope in Event of
Commission Vacancies

The proposal OF y. ~ Swopc, city
commissioner for HE selection ~
,ity commissioners in event Of the rec
uall uf three members in IA election
next Friday, has been rejected bN
Louis A. McRLe. chairman Of IN"
citizens committee Of 100. Mt. Ma
Rae in his reply says:
May ts, 1891
MIR. " D. swope,
CITY Commissioner,
Albuquerque. y. NJ.
"D,dr At. Swope:-I am IN re-
c.ipt OF your letter. ! am unable tn
accept your offer Tor the reason thar
neither the citizens committee nor
the peoples committee are in posi-
lion to SAY who shall govern the pco-
.llv 81 Albuquerque. We are not gov
crned by soViets IN America, neither
"a soviet of business nor % soviet 90
labor. We are governed by tho pco'
pie Of a great democracy as expressed
at the polls.
= have no lack Of conndcnc" %.
the people aud their Wiudom ana
am SURE they viii decide this matter
on May 20 i~ntclligently and over
Whclmingly.
should the people decide in ar
unexpected way To recall the three
commissioner. we expect 60 allow
the selection OF their successors by
thc route fixed ny law. as written lbs
the people. The responsibility as'
sum.d by yourself and Mr hughe'
when you took office must De ear
rird hy q iu accordance win tn
law and Your oath.
Yours very trilN,
LOUIS 4. M'HAE.
Chairman. Citizens Committee OF
bup Hundred"
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-05-13
PRESIDENT URGES
CONFERENCE TABLE
10 ADJUST DISPUTES
Says People Should
Meet Face to Face to
End Troubles

WASHINGTON May i3-The hope
was expressed by President Harding
in an address last uiEht az a banquet
of the National League of Masonic
clubs eiat hc would see the day wlen
men In responsible positions. speaking
Tot thcir people "could gather around
a confervu'" tahi" 60 adjust thcir ds-
putesl"
'Ir tho peopl. ~ she world can only
understand each other" he siid. "and
ID men in authority can only face each
other IN sp.aiinr Tor the several poo-
piles there will never ho another con-
nict 90 block the progress % civili-
zatlOn. Rather than % contemplate
% conflict or TO enter into ~ ]
would rather stt ~ O. liable aud set
Tie u boz advance
In suggesting that the problems Of
reconstruction were more serious Than
those Of war. be admonishcd his au-
di.nee TIM IT'S up 90 you To put our
%rebubii0 Boz the STRAIGHTFORWARD track
ot peace ana ConstruutiVeneHs again
when We arr right, we WI be
helping the whole verdi 20 get on
the right track again. he said.
The president said THAI " he had
one outstanding ambition, h was that
h." might contribute to the promotion
OF the spirit Of the fraternity and
good fellowship in the republic dur-
INK his administration.
In q 'rihutc 10 tho principles Tor
which l'frc Masonry stands. Mt.
Harding declared that "An America
respects the great Masonic order"
- have set 90 soc ur hear or know
anything la Masonry from first Ia
VAST" said the president. that has
not madv me re- better man
General Pcrshing aud Major Gen
oral Ieieune c-ummuudunt 81 the Ma
fine Corps we're among The quests.
Resolutions adopted pledged sup
port 10 thu administration Of "bruth'
or' warren e. Harding, endorsed III,
movement to rebuild IA" village OF
Helleau as an American memorial IN
France ana set November ionr "a
"WnFhlnntnu's Masonic Birthday
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-05-13

ton ana TN frst nnnaai rneetins, 9f
New Mexico Chamber of Commences
the temporary working organization
shall be effected ~ action Of The
delegates assembled al the meeting
hold In Alhuquerque ON April 2s-ao.
1891. Directors other tha,i officers
elected at this time shall b. elected IN
she manner prcacnht-i- IN section 2,
Article 3 Of thea, hy laws.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-05-13
Death of Oklahoma
Judge a Mystery;
Three Under Arrest

TULSA. Okla. May l9-Detaii4 81
events leading up la the death OF
Judge John uevorcuN. former Okla
homa supreme court commissioner
remain unknown amer "a day durifug
which the most sensntinnai develop
mcnt was the arreF pi q 7 olson.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-05-13
Savings for You

English wanuts. pound. ....e~..... SOC
Libby's Evaporated Milk, tall $500. .13c
Libby's Evaporated Milk, case as cans $500
buy il by the case)
Chocolate Cream Coffe, l ID. 49,. .43e
Chocolate Cream Coffee, . lbs. ......... Soc
Chocolate Cream Coffee. 3 lbs. ....... 1926
Fox River Maid Nut Margarine. DE
Dinner Bell Nat Margarine ......,.. 26e
Columbine Creamery Butter, pound SIC
SunkiSt Oranges. dozen. .......... .24e
Saturday will be your last chance to get
Strawberries at n reasonable price until the
next crop. We viii have plenty and, Us you
already know, the price will be the best in
town. 1855
Stmwhcrrics. box .l7ke
Strawberries, crate $3.50
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-05-13
ANOTHER CSC SALE
A. M. Tomorrow With 86 Big Bargai

Mems large size hemstitched
white Handkerchief, IL for sec
Mems extra quality black satsen
ladies' ie.bdtton silk Glove. Il 9,'
light blue, pink and black, .99c
Floating CASTLE Soap. large size
bars, 3 for :, 99c
Wine of Cardui, bottle csc
$1.50 value flair Brush CSC
$50 value Combs 99c
Charmant Toilet Water, bottle CSC
Ladies' Satin Slippers, per pair 9gc
White Pattern Wells 99c
Braids and Trimminss, piece 99e
Black Velvet Binding Ribbon, ~
s yards CSC
SILK Windsor Ties, Csc value,
4 for ..,. ss.4c..s., ss .99c
Napkins, size 1913, ready for
use, ! dozen for CSC
Bed Ticking, S yards for sec
Toweling, 12-inch, 3 yards for 99c
Bath Mats !. -. 99c
Laundry Bags =. Is. 99c
Kewpies :. 99c
Fancy Waste Baskets sec
aluminium Preserve Kettles. .99c
Bread and Butter Plates, import
ed china, 6 for 9gc
Footed Sherberts, 6 for 99c
$1.50 Comic Pitchers . 99c.
Half-gallon Water Pitchers. CSC
Aluminium Syrup Pitchers. CSC
Water Pails, $50 size, each 99c
Aluminium Forks, 6 for SEC
Window Shades 99c
$l.50 Lunch Baskets 9gc
$f.50 Stew Kettles, each. CSC
Csc fancy A. d. Coffee Cups,
6 for CSC
Csc and Csc Hand Painted Fruits,
b for go. Syc
-ftt . G ~ ~
CRETONNES
Lot l-27-inch. S yards for .sac
Lot 2-36-inch, 3 yards, for, .99c
Lot 3-36-inch, 2 yards for, .99c
S~n ~ ~ "a '.,s
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-06-10
LA TEMPoRADA ATLETICA
EN- LA FERIA DE 1921

Como habiamos ofrecido dar a como
Ger al pGblico de San Juan de Ia
isla, los ntlmeros del programa que han
de celebrarse entire los famosos at
letas de Puerto Rico, es del todo segu
ro, que Sc nevaran efecto la semana
proxima, pues nos dice "Don Pepi-
to-, Que tiene preparado Aponte
para hacer ell campeonato professional,
entire los famosos atletas William Guz
man, Cosme Beitia Julio Apontc.
Este campeonato consistira EN- ell diff
Gil salto de altura, pues a pesar de la
fama de estos competentes atletas. sc
ra un acontecimiento que tendremos
que aplaudir seguramente, dado a la
gran importancia que reviste oste MI
nero. Tambien prepare ''don Pepito''
otro campeonato a Glen a dos Glen
tas veinte yardas, entire los famosos
atletas Guiefuchi de Mayagiiez; vaz-
quez, de Rio Piedras; Daniel Barrel
ro, de San Juan Tambien habra un
O~AS ~SF~~@"A e A~ POo0 NO OAOC
medic, por magnifcos PROFESSIONALS
que conservan aln su record. A me
dida que vayan pasando los dias ire
mos dando conocer al p1bIico los
nlmero diferentes del programa que
prepare ell poular "sportman'' 'sDon
Pepito'', decir ell nombre en- materia
deportiva es decir seguridad exito
para todos 10 que Sc relacione en- esta
clase de juegos. Tambien .hemos pc
dido informes acerca de los juegos que
han de celebrarse Ell sabado en- la tar
de Y que todas las escuelas estan muy
bien preparadas, que tanto la ''Brum-
bough", como la 'Luchetti', "Mn
fioz Rivera, "San Agustin'' ell
Padre Rufo'', Sc disponen heroica-
mente por obtener la copa que tan
galTntemerate a donado la Comision
de Festejos de la Gran Feria del Hi
p6dromo; asi es que aplaudiremos una
vez mas los pequefios atletas que Sc
dedican a tan importante ejercicio fl
sico.
EDDIE COLLIN.
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Josefa Moner6 Donhert,
Civil No. 1852.
ED1cT;o
Demandante
DTvoRcTo.

Ell PUEBLO DE PUERTO RICO a
Joscfa Moner6 Donhert o sea la de-
mandada antes mencionada.
Por la presente. Sc notifca a I'd.
que Sc ha presentado en- Ia oficina del
secretario de la Corte de Distrito del
Distrito Judicial de Humacao. P r.
la demanda del actor antes citado en-
la cual solicita. de esta Corte dicte,
una sentencia declaranto roto di-
suelto Ell vinculo matrimonial que lie.
une I'd. por causa de abandono, ale
gando que. contrajo matrimonio con us.
ted el dia 81 de abrit del pasado anc
1920 que una semana despues, I'd,
sin causa para clio, deserto del hogar
conyugal, marchandose para Naguabo y
mas tarde para. los Estados Unidos de
Norte America, en- alberta oposicion al
deseo del demandante.-- que Ell deman
dante realiz6 gestiones tendencies a con
seguir, que usted volviera a su lado Y
no 10 ha copseguido por que gu acti-
tud es decidida tirme de no vivir
con 81.
Habiendo presentado Ell, demandante
una moci6n una declaration jurada
acreditando que I'd. reside. fuera de
Puerto Rico. el Hon. Pablo Berga, juez
de esta Corte de Distrito, ha orderado
que sea usted citadar por medic de edic
tcs que Sc publicaran en- un peri6dico
de los de mayor circulation. en- esta
isla durante cuarenta dfas una vez
por semana.
Y Sc notifica usted que de, no com
parecer a contestar dicha demanda den
tro del terniino de cuarenta dias, con
tados desde la publication del ultimo
edicto, ell demandante podra obtener
una sentencia a. su. favor de acuerdo
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-06-10
DE BASKET BALL.

FL microbes Sc efectio el juego pre-
dicho entire los forlnidables teams
s'Puerto Rico Iberic Jr.7' Sali6
victorioso ell segundo. Pero no por este
Sc desanimaron los muchachos del
s'Puerto Rico; az contrario, estan.
practicando mas para recuperar 10 per
dido v luchar con cnalquier eQuipo me
nor Pues es la primera vez que rier-
de, y, por 10 tanto, aiin Sc sostiene en-
resuelto no dejarse perder y CONT
la palestra. Ell "Puerto Rico'' csta
nlaxa bregando con los teams Junior
que 10 desafien.
A. PAGAN.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-06-10

con los ternincs en- que esta redactada
la suplica de su demanda
Es abogado del demandaEte ell Licdo.
Fulgencio Pifiero Rodriguez con ofici
mas en- la calle Almodovar, esqIira g
Union, de Juncos, P. r.
Humacac, P. r., mayo 13 de 1921.
A. RAMIREZ, Jr Secresario.
Por Luis A. CUEVAS,
sub-Secretario de la Corte.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-06-10
EDDIE COLLIN.

Rafael CABALLERO: :-Agente de
revistas peri6dicos de Puerto Rico
, de los Estados Unidos. Acepto
agencias, prestando toda clase de
garantfa. BOX 4l6, Rayam6n, Puer-
to Rico. Adyk
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-06-10
CINE "RIALTo"

Por ultima vez en- San Juan ell aplau-
dido duetot Los viveskis'' la bella
Linda Sofia. Completara ell programa la
super production en- cinco actos "Espo-
sas Desdenadas''
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-06-10
'RTVoLI" (Rfo Piedras).

Ell celebre Eddie Polo en- su gran Sc
rie de un million de aventuras lei Hijo
del Circo' una comedia.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-06-10
PUERTO RIco":

Function benefcio del Zapato de los
Nifios Pobres con- ell episodio octave de
la gran serie La Novia 1872 ell her
imoso drama Romano"
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-06-10
DE BASE BALL

FL pr6ximo domingo mediran sus fuer
zas en- la Ldga de la Universidad de
Rio Piedras, las novenas Danger"
VS.. America, pues Ell primero no
quiere convencerse de que Ell "Ame-
rica'' es mucho mas 'potente que di-
cho team. Seg1n podra verse, Ell
juego sera muy refido, pues ninguno
de los contrinc9ntes quiere dejarse
veneer.
Esperamos, pues, Ell domingo.
EsPEcTADoR.
4
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"BELIoGRAPH" (Catafio).

Jewel Carmen en- 81 superdrama LA
de ojos CRISES y ell episodio siete de Ia
gran serie LA Novia No. 49,
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-06-10
'vAR1EDADEs" (Bayam6n).

Ell monumental drama ''Dehtos Pa
.siones'' y la bailarina Miss Nellie Craw
ford.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-06-10
TEATRo "s1s1Fo" (Bayam6n.)

Ell episodio seis de la "Novia 49,
un colossal drama en- cinco actos.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-06-10
SANTURCE
me ''LAs ANTuLAs"

Los episodios nueve diez de la inte-
rcsante serie "Alma de Tigre" una
comedia.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-06-10
Los des6rdenes de: hlga6o son
curadcs rapidainenfe.

FL Remedio de Leonardo ayudara el hi-
gado a expulsar de 81 mismo todas las.
materias venenosas que Sc hayan acumu-
lado, vigorizara fortalecera el higado
estomago obligando a estos organos a
funclonar con regularldad. El Remedlo de
Leonardo es el neJor medicamento que sc
ha conocido para el hIgado Su acci6n es
pronta eheaz. Un rcmedio seguro. mo
fensvo y que no cauSa dolor No contiene
calomel nj otras substancias peiigrosas.
Los sintomas de que el higado esta enfcr-
mo que exige el uso del Remedio de
Leonardo, son estrehimicnto. aliento fe-
lido, estornago agro. biliosidad indiges-
ton, dolores de cabeza. resfriados. hebres
palpitacioness Conserve su higado fuerte
y sano, y goce sus comidas buena diges-
ton FL Remedio de Leonardo para ei
Higado no lie causara estrenimiento es
agradable al paladar De venta en- todas
las droguerias