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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.

YESTERDAYS RESULTS.
National League.
Pittsburgh, 2; Chicago, 0.
New York, Z; Boston, 2.
Brooklyn, 3; Philadelphia. 0.
st. Louis, /; Cincinnati, 0.
American League.
Cleveland, 5; Chicago, /.
Philadelphia, 5; Washington, 1.
Detroit, 2; st. Louis, l.
New York and Boston not sched-
uled.
American Association.
Toledo, 8; Columbus, 4.
Kansas City, 10; Milwaukee, Z.
Indianapolis, 4; Louisville, 0.
st. Paul at Minneapolis, wet
grounds.
International League.
All games postponed, rain and
wet grounds.
Pacific Coast League.
Vernon, IL; Oakland, 0.
San Francisco, 10; Los Angeles
OIL.
Seattle, Z; Salt Lake, 3.
Western League.
Omaha, s; Tulsa, 2.
st. Joseph, 5; Oklahoma, 0.
Wichita at Des Monies; rain.
Joplin at Sioux City; rain.
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Masks. &: Cri6S I.

Washington. May 2.-The Ath-
letics drove the Nationals Gu. Of
first place yesterday by defeating
them 5 to !, while the Indians ver<
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Tiers g: Cards 1

Detroit. May 2.-Detroit made if
three straight from st, Louis YES.
terday, winning an thinning game
z to l. Oldham and Ehmke heE
tne browns to six hits. Kolp went
the entire route for the visitors
bat. ~ @ue
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GAMES TOMORROW.
National League.

Pittsburgh at Chicago.
Others not scheduled.
American League.
Chicago at Detroit.
New York at Boston.
Washington at Philadelphia.
Others not scheduled.
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Dodgers. 3: Phillies, 0.

DO0gefS, 3; Ph1llles, o.
Brooklyn, May 2. Burleish
Grimes, the Brooklyn pitching ace,
limited the Phillies to seven scat.
tered hits yesterday and shut them
out, 3 to 0. 1t was the tenth con.
secutive victory for Brooklyn. Tie
Dodgers scored twice in the first
inning without the aid of a hit
lack Wheat's double chased in
Johnston with the third run in the
eighth. Score:
r. H. E.
Philadelphia ;. 900 900 600 Z !:
Brooklyn $50. 200 900 01x-3 5 0
Batteries - Ring and Wheat;
Grimes and Miller.
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Cards, I; Reds, 0.

St Louis, Mo-, May 2.-Haines
gave the Reds five hits in the Cards
second straight game. l to 0. Splen-
did support was given Jess, who
won in the second inning on Fourn-
ier's triple and Lavan's sacrifice
fly.
Vanguard was effective in every
round but the second. He gave five
hits. while Napier, who finished
permitted two. Score:
r. Fl. e
Cincinnati 80. 900 900 600 s
St. Louis ..... 010 900 00x-1 Z
Batteries-MarQuard. Napier and
Wingo; Haines and Dilhoefer.
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Giants, &; Braves, 9.

Giants, q; Braves, 9.
New York, May 2.-The Giants
again found the Braves easy picking
and won, Z to 2. The game was
played on the coolest day Of the
season. Toney was effective, espe.
cially in the pinches. while the
Giants made their long hits count
Walker and Smith his homers in
the fourth. Score:
R. H. E.
Boston ....... 010 900 1902 5 S
New York 900 203 ok 9 4
Batteries - McQuillan, Fillingim
and ONeill; Toney and Smith.
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BRUINS BLANKEl
BY BABE.ADAMS
Veteran Holds Cubs to Three N
Giants Beat Braves
Dodgers, Cards Win.

Chicago, May "A couple =.
diversified hits for starter ana
home run for an emphasizer prov.a.
Pittsburgh's right to a hard-fou,h.
and wind-swept 2 to 0 battle M.
terday. 1t was the fourth str,i,h,
defeat, by narrow margins. 4,
Evers' Cubs, temporarily jinx pen.
nant chasers.
Babe Adams, seemingly mist,l
ing a freezing Chicago April Al,
for fragment Of July, allowed n.
Cublets but three smacks. vhils
Jim Vaughn. not particularly warm.
ed up. vas giving away six I'm,
including q notorious trio Of ~
baggers and Carey's whistlinx Nm
run. Nor was that all that IN
gave away. Five undeservinr pi.
rates. were permitted to loot lin
for passes.
! RH.E
Chicago ...... 900 900 000-o 8 !
Pittsburgh .... O10 DOL 0OO-2 6 >
Batteries-Vaughn and Oar.
rell; Adams and Schmidt.
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cnAmoerlatns Cough Remedy

THIS Is no. only ore ~ tho best and
most err!c!str medicines FOR coughs.
colds. Group and whouftuS cough. bur Is
also pleasant 20 take. which IS import
an whom n medicine must Re given -
yNuaE children. Chamher,a!n's Cough
Remedy ms bean In use tor many years
and h"> me- with mr.'A favor where
',"r i'S -,"". qualities hn's become
ku"w'. Many nor""r~ have given <
their 'i-u ra,;f!et Endorsement Nm
S..~.,h,. ,'"l'-othe. Mo. writes = ha"e
.-... 'N'..'. children. have always used
,r.,"'',~.a'o'~ 'ouch Remedy and found
t. e.. o.. 20 j..s' !Nr coughs, colds 27I
".s. :. = pleasant - take. Roth
" * nrf ..hildr"r Ike v. Ny w!'e
'.... always sex safe from Group
'N .. ." tn. N'Use" ''hamh-rla!r'S
, H.u..i, contains no opium o.
c.. = '."..'i. For sale by all dealers
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Make This Brand New Jam
With Pears in 10 Minutes

HeT.r h.'orA W: " po-s.hl. - make
q pure pear jam. T.. mos expert Jam
makers haV" hc"n obliged n add ginger
or S"T" other Sr'"7 >ud hoN tho hath
Tor 2 ionR ilme. The rea' pear na""-
was consequently i"<'. and tho frui'
itsclt great, diso"'orrd
Now anyone who vii follow \ simple
recipe can max" delicious pear Jam a.
home In IN minutes. Nii the pnar color
and flavor wii, Nc ~,v"d. success IS Ger
tain. and the "NT"nS" Viii lie sigh:
Tw" pounds nf crushed pears mrs. l.
half pound glasses - pear jam. go >"
your grocer or druggist anr ask 'nr q
bottle Of Certo (SurejclD with recipe
book. Then get some ripe pears 'n"'
Sreen) and max. up THIS now rsar jan.
You know bow handy = Will ho later.
Everybody likns il.
The Certo Process for making pear
jam is very Simple: Crush rip" peers
OF slice very hnc. measure ; love- CUPS
q !bsD Of crushed fruit into 'arg" pre-
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MOUNDSV|LLE
COUNCIL MEETS
oRpER BALANCE OF AMOUNT DUE
PARKEESBURG PAVING COM
PANY PAID.
Police Are Ordered 70 Enforce TIA1no
Laws Moro Str!ctly-Pav1ng Of
Streets Discussed.

\ busy session of the ci'y fathers Of
NourdSNi,l~ IVES N",d last evening a.
" h,,h time ,urSiri'rN -. routine work
v.,S diseased uf rs well IS number "f
i;.irrtAnt matters
II was ordered after much discussion
- SS,y the hItarr" e s-3.?lG To ksnne-
d. rnnstrurttuu company % ParkcrS-
burg rnr ne pairing which they have
Tread, .nr1rirtrd ar'"- h"iug arnr0vel.
''"urri' ordered N" chief ~ police :"
lnstrl~t M az his mon - 50" that the
speed ordinance Ms "0'"rr"H as we'll
"a having all 4Gto!sts abide with the
state law In correction with rounding
corners
The paving ~ 'he several streets WAN
discussed and all seemed we'll pleased
with the work done nv the contra ctnr
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serving ket!e. Then add So heapila
cups tSL. hsJ NJ SUGAR and mix vel.
Er."g :" rigorous boil. stirring val
all the tim. and boil hard for one nit
NE. Renqe from fire and add Oh
srant cap one hottln) ~ certo vhil,
stirring. IL stand one minute. skin
and Jour int glasses.
CERT" Mother Natures jeN
n'hEo". '"ntans no Eelatine or prGserva-
IN" nd aSrevolu;ionized the method
# %'"= alGan and jelly. II actually
e III" pure -lly-mak'ns principle q
fru!t iF"f Thousands Of housewives
VINO have nerr made any jam or Jelly
""'"r" are nov using rerto with excel
i"n' success. :veryone who tries Il be-
comes enthusiastic and !. using or stor-
ING up largo uantitics ~ >'eSh fruit
n-"""rvns, Mae your pear jam now
WIN" fresh fr" Is here and sugar Is
cheap IN the coy. sure and economical
fert0 way-Ad
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Mr.. O'Donnelrs father Of Nqh Charles
street. t.'..
Mr.. and Mrs Ray Bassfordf Wheel
ing are the guests Of friends nd rela-
tiIes in Wellsburg.
Mrs. Newton Miller and dauhtsrs Of
bethany were WellsburE and Wheel
ing visitors Monday.
Nr<. !. r. Arnold left recent for 4
visit with re atives in ParkerSbrG.
Mr. and Mrs. Dan Greschhr and
daughter Agnes spent Sunday e.h Mr..
and Mrs. !. Seltnrr Of Pleasant renue.
Miss 1,PanOrI Jones visited With
friends in Rny!and. -. Sunday.
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has been seriously Ill for several days
~ much imprn, cd.
Mr.. and Mrs Robert McFaddHn OF
Commerce street Mr.. and Mrs. charles
Schartz. and Mrs. ". r cole Of FollanS-
Doe m"tnrci To tHftnnNillc. W. Va.
Sunday To hear Rev. ". Fleming.
Mrs. Edward t.gau and daughter
Miss Eta. We're among the Wh"eltn':
Hh"ul"rs Saturday.
Mrs. Minnie Johnson of Ninth street
has returned nome from q fnw day.
list win friends IN Pittsburgh. Ia.
W. and Mrs. John O'nnnnAll of
Wheeling are visiting At The home -
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American Legion members and
~ --rVlC" M u.
Kiwanis.

OK -,-vir. MN
Ktwanis
Tir-dt, Will H.. ned cross ht, at u"
kI..,I@ rluh Listed %, nrut: sac Sircdk-
~ for -un,, r,fN- lr.. ,i., r!rd Lind
So, .,rat nurse. l,u,.r,.~> ,iI,d"u "',t
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Jud Tunkins says the most valuah'e
sense ot humnr Is thA kind that enables
person 20 see Instantly what isn't
safe 70 Laugh at.--Washington Star.
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LEGION PLANS
ARE COMPLETED
Convention Committee Meets ana Pin
ishes work of Planning Big
Affair
Sessions 70 b Held In Carroll Club
Mayor ~ Deliver Address

The convention committee ~ Wheel
ing Pos, No. |. 81 'He N;rarlra1 Legion
held i,s anal w""'rur AS rivh' H"d
plans were perfected 10Y ~" '.H''.r'a!:.-
ment % the Lectonpat--s who 49, g'fh
er her" Septemh:r - and ;"
All ~ the convention meetings viii
T., held In he Carroll club auditorium
Mayor Thomas f. Thoner VIII deliver
tA. .r!dress 1T Welcome at no frs saS-
sim Thursday National ro,nmaad"~
J,@:: Emory and Natnr General Har
hu"r,i aud the visiting i.egionnairAs who
az N:wan.ans will be the guest OF ~"
loral hIwanlans a, tho KiwaniS lun-
,nrnn at the Hotel Mcclure Thursday At
noon.
pa" Z me most interesting features
on tn. program will be the bail which
viz hn given IN convention hall Of tho
Market auditorium. over Thousand
l.c-iunuGlr-s and their friends arc ex-
pected 20 be present on this occasion.
The hall will be ~laborstely decorated
by IaNShars The American dag and
IA" Legion rn,or< WI b. used A. he
Decorations Tor me stage ard Sjr"a u,"r~
Will extend from the balcony 20 tho
orchestra Mangos orchestra OF twr.re
pieces VII furnish thN dance musir.
Refreshments will % served by corr
M. Il ladies' from tn. Service star
Legion -" ~ASu'& 81
>...,.."r, aard had h""n secured 70
fura, Sh mus during the rwn day, OF
the convention The band will meet all
trains and escort The visitors into the
city.
A unito--r"C ;.,radr will b. hold
Thursday afternoon The parade WIZ
form a. 40 a, the Carrot Club and
will be headed BY National Commander
Emory.
On Thursday evening banquet Will
Be given at $50 At the Scottish Rita
natrss will D" seated at me table S'n:H
Commander J. BYRON NtrNersNa vii
preside as POSTMASTER. Majnr-G"nerr
Harooard. National Co'rma1dNC Emory
Rnnd Theodore Roosevelt II. viii be tn.
chief speakers. The S,hrin. ,ilAe tub
win furnish musical Program.
The election OF officers will be h-'i
Friday afternoon. and The place % the
next state convention VIII also ha Do
cided upon. r IS expected that Blue
Geld will put up a lively ssh' 70 secure
the next convention. There Will he
twenty I'VE delegates from RlueAe,d at
nesday evening and Wit bring their own
band with hem.
Mayor Thomas =. Thoner will issue n
proc!a nation calling upon al merchants
In the city 70 decorate their places OF
business during the two days OF tho
convention.
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FORTY
v.'OuLD-BE CITIZENS
IN BELMONT COUNTY

Y"sr"rGa' vas ~" frs: ~ tour davs
~ nat'":'i',ati ~ 'u Belmont count"
common I'-a> court at ST Ciairsv'i''.
~ w W"s' If rt''shursh was present
and acted as ~xarlir"r. and over seventy
persons ',"-.. rr1r',.l r.'.2onShi:. T'I"
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Gasoline for Those Who
Drive Long Distances

\ UNIFORMLY balanced
N gasoline saves money,
annoyance, and time when
used consistently, whether
in automobiles that are fire.
quently starting and stop
ping or travelling long
distances.
This matter of balanced fuel has
been so carefully worked out by
the refners Of ''Standard' Motor
Gasoline that gallon used today
will function precisely the same as
another gallon purchased yester-
day in another part of the state.
Years of study and gradual devel-
opment of the product were re-
quired to standardize and improve
this gasoline until it had reached
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-27

Tho New Generation" BY Jane
Phelps VIII follow The Rsvols Of Vera
SanderBon," by tho Same author, which
ends tho week Of October l. This 10
AAothsr Of those human seortes, tense,
gripping, for which G-s. Phelps Is
noted. Don't miss the opening install
msnt OF "ThS Now Generation"
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Funeral services wore held Sunday
afternoon for Thomas r. Wilson former
ex service man killed I'm France. and
whose body was returned To Wellshure
for interment In BROOK" ""mctrry SerN-
ices were conducted in Tho Free Metho-
dist church In the Fourth ward. by Row.
|. c. Schrosdar, wh" paid Hnit" tt
hute to the motives which prompted tho
unfortunate young man TO sacrifice ais
life for his country. Flu" military hon
ors wore accorded tho body by the loca!
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state of absolute uniformity in con.
tent and in efficiency. We have gone
even farther than that. We have so
charted the sources of the crude
oil that we can handle, or balance.
the peculiar qualities of crudes
from various fields in a way which
provides every essential of power.
full ''Standard'' Motor Gasoline In
just the quantities needed.
A fair trial Of this improved gaso-
line will quickly demonstrate its
superior pulling power and its
understanding properties. Use it
regularly and We believe you will
find that it delivers greater mileage
and that it helps eliminate some Of
the more common motor troubles,
such as dilution of the crank-case
oil, pitted valve seats, and over.
heating.
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S.,...-rS 7ard had h"rn secured to
fura, Sh mus during the 'wn days OF
the convention The band will meet all
trains and escort Tho visitors into The
oltv
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-10-15
DE- AREC|BO

Oct, 13.-Ha fallecido ell esta ciu-
dad la Sra. Mercedes Caballero de
Rodriguez. En- la tarde de hoy Sc ve-
rific6 el sepelio del Gadaver, con una
gran cOncurrencia entire Ia que figura-
ban las damas de la Cruz Roja a GU
yo Comite pertenecfa la difunta. Aeon
paiiamos en- su pena sus familiares.
La pr0xima semana Sc esperan ell
este puerto los vapores "Manzanillo'
de la New York Y ell "Cornelia" de la
Bull.
La gentil Pillar Conde. la hermosa
.coupletista que tantO 6xitO ha alcan-
zadO en- San Juan, debuta Ell ell Tea
tro Oliver. la pr6xima semana. Hay
'gfan espectaci6n en- este p1blico para
admirarla v aplaudirla.
-Ya han igresado en- las cajas mu-
ncipales, Glen mil d0lares, primera re-
mesa del empr6stito municipal. La
pr6xima semana Sc anunciaran las st.
bastas para varias obras.
Han embarcado para New York los
omerciantes Sres. Sebastian Rios y
Juan Ahorris.
COrespoasal
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-10-15

I'm nino, privado
de sufciente nutri-
cion, por 10 cue le
consume Ia Solita-
ria, usualnente l!e-
va iInpreso en- su
Sistema, las Terri.
b,es huellas, per
toda la vida. FL
signo SECURE de la
existencia de la
"Solitaria" o "Te
mia" son Ia expul-
sion de partic,llas
del parasite en- las
doxyocn;nnac ari ee
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-10-15
Desde Utuado

Sc acerca el tempo de dar comien-
20 la siembra de tabaco Y todavfa
los que Sc dedican al cultivo de tan
eXcelente producto, permanecen indi-
fcrenteS en- SUI mayorfa, sin haber pre-
parade las semillas que en- otros amos
para este tempo eStaban va prepara-
das. Parece que nuestrOS agricultores,
lecepcionados por el bajo precio en- la
cosecha pasada, no est:tA. dispuestos Il
plautar grandes extensiones. en- la Gpo-
ca preSente. Los que asf piensan pro
ceder. estdn en- un erase error, pues
todo indica que en- Ia cosecha venide-
ra. la aromatica hoja obtendra I'M iu-
crativo precio.
Bicn deben conocer los agricultores
las alternatives del mercado, V no des-
animarse porque acontecimfentos age
nos 4 la voluntad general. contrarfen
.us planes en- determinada OCCASION. A
me Sc reanimen V contribuyan con SuS
esfuerzos Il lespejar la calamitosa 81
tuaci6n que hoy empaila, cual negros
el horizonte de nuestra
amada Isla. les eXhortamos.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-10-15

Desde hace va yarias senNnas. es-
tan cayendo grandes aguacerI IS. acom
paiiados de numerosas descartas cleo
tricas. Las calles de la pobla& non, asf
como los caminos vecinaIcs. h;In sufri
do bastante con estas torrenciahs llu.
Was, que va hacfa algunos ands no sc
sucedfan con tanta frecuencia i'll
tensidad.
~Nuelye Somebody Knock, Il ambo
rronar las columnas de tan yiri dia-
rio. como La Correspondencia'i para
decir unas cuantas maiaderias. Pare
ce que ell su excursion por la principal
ciudad de Georgia, f. T., cogi6 una
indigestion de anglicismo, que 10 le
permite armonizar su yoz con lo de-
mas compaiieros en- cero. Bien plede
emplear su tempo en- leyantar el de-
cafdo Amino de suS escasos adictOS. pa
IA que euando anuncie una fiesta. no
le resulte un fracaso. como otras wees
ha suceGido.
phuuuibk
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-10-15
Los NINOS SON
PROPENSOS A PADECER
DE LOMBRICES.

El crecilniento de TN niiio afectado
de lombrices, tiene QUE ser muy lem
to. La mayoria de los ninos, no i'm
pcrta 10 aseados cue los puedan te-
ner sus madres, tienen la propension
de llevarse a la boca, cuanto encuen-
tan; este es una verdad, APPLICABLE a
todos los infantes. En- esa forn1a,
el!os cCntrae1 diversas enfermeda-
das. Entire les mas peligrosas Sc en-
cuentran la formation dc lombrices,
llanadas "cabeza de aliler", de gan
cho, "cabeza de puerco' Y La Soiita-
ria"
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-10-15

Ell "Cornelia", esta descargando cn
puerto.
Ell Edith, saldra de New York;
mamma.
FL Helen. cargando en- New York.
FL Glare. cargando ell Arroyo.
FL '.SaE Lorenzo, saldra para New
York, cl dfa 80.
FL Ponce. sale de New York, el
dfa -.
FL Porto Rico, sali0 para New
York. el dfa l..
FL "Manzanillo". salio de New Or
leans. el dfa s. :.
FL Marina, sac hoy para :Santt
Domingo.
III Caracas sali0 para New York
el dfa II.
Ell, philadelphia lego esta ma
lrugada de New York. Sale esta
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-10-15
Movinientc de Buques
PhgdHDk

tarde para yenezlela. /
FL "Tanamo''. sali0 de New York
cl dfa 1T. con carga y pasajeros.
FL "Slgua'', sali0 el dfa IL para
New York. !
FL "Cananova" salala para Nfw
York, ell dia Is.
Ell Lake Erles!ie'', saldra para,
New York, de IIumacao, ell dfa 45t
con ;lzdcar.
FL Like Fernalda''. sali5 de Ia!-
timclc, el dia i0's
Ell N"Martiniqu, saldrd &c este
puerto para el IIavre, ell dfa Il.
Ell "Amor". Sc e.pera el dia Is d'
Europa.
Ell "Ulise>". Sc cspcra del Havre, e
dfa 20.
FL Lake flourely', Sc cspera c
! sabado.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-10-15


mo la psrdida del apetito, con oca-
sional glotoneria, lengua saburrosa,
ardor sofocante al corazon. doior de
estomago, sensacion de posadez en-
los intestinos, sofocacion o ahogo,
continue escupir, indigestion, doior
a la espalda y ccstados, vertigos, DO
lor de Cabeza, ETC., cuanoo el esto-
mago SO halla vacio.
TaYnbisn sueIen provenir convul-
stones, desvanecimieatos eplepticos,
v en- muchos casos, Ia muerte la To-
cura; causas directas del resultado
del padeciMiento de las lombrices o
de la "Solitaria".
Los niiios atormentados por esos
parasites, SO encuentran generalWen-
:e tristes,. melancolicos y decades, y
3 veces sumamente irritables y des-
contentos; rascandose frecuentemen-
10 la nariz.,
"LAXAToDES" es I'm medicamen-
to hecho expresamente para arrojar
las lombrices solitarias, del cuerpo
humane. Esta medicina ha sido usa-
ia con gran exito durante mucho
tempo on toda Europa, usada para
el indicado objeto. 81 usted cree que
sus nihos, usted mismo Sc encuen-
tran afectados por dichos parasites,
ordene un tratam;ento complete de
"LAXATODES", que le costara la
modica suma de dies d6ldrcs con
cWGrento o cinco centacos. Este ira
miento le sera enviado Immediate
mente al recibo de su importe en- gi-
70 postal, Express, ea efecsivo>o giro
de bonos. Este usted seguro que Sc
vera libre del terrible parasitic. Me
dio tratamiento, lie sera enviado nor
seis d6lGres con setenta y cinco Gen.
tavos. Recapacite detenidamente,
que nunca podra gozar de vida COM
pleta llevando consigo esta terrible
enfSrmedad hasta que no la expulse.
"LAXAToDES" es vendida uni.
camente por "The Marvel Med. Co.,
Department" Sp. 81.
Pittsburgh, Pa. Seguro o certih.
,caci6n, veinte y cinco centavos.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-10-15
NUEvA soCIEDAD

Los sehores Julio Bruno v Edgardo
.vazquez, han hecho una sociedad para
seguir desarrollando el negocio de pc
lfculas y mantener el auge del RiaIto.
FL senior Eduardo g. Gonzalez, ha
dejado voluntariamente su sociedad en-
el "Rialto".. para dedicar todo su item
DO las otras actividades de sus ne
Igocios.
FL %joven VaZquez- es un eienicnfo
active culto y seguramente que el
exito de la antigua enpresa, continua-
ra como hasta ahora, y asf 10 desea-
mos a la nueva firma.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-10-15

Sc vENDE una casa en- la Carretera
de santurce No. 22O. Informes en- Ia
misma- Sc vendsn tambien los nue.
bles, todos nuevos. /s
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1921-09-22
CALVARY

Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Beard and
children of Mountville were visiting
at C. C. Mills Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Weber of Corning
were the Sunday guests of Riley
Wade and family.
Miss Leona Wade of Elliott was
visiting Miss Oca Ahle Sunday.
Urias Brooks of Amesville' was
visiting his daughter, Mrs. Cora
Carpenter, Sunday.
Arrence Ahle and family of Fed
eral were the Sunday guests of Mrs
Hettie Able.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Able were
visitors at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Emmett Leeper of Mountville.
Dan Budworth and family OF
Sharpsburg were visiting Aaron Ball
and family Sunday.
Mrs. Nora Ball and children were
the Sunday guests of Mrs. Mary Ball
There will be a basket picnic and
homecoming at the Wrightstowr
church on Sunday. Oct. 2. Every
body come and bring your dinner
and spend the day with us.
Rev. John Porter of Gallipolis
will preach here on Saturday night
and Sunday, Oct. IL.