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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-11-02
Cinco resuItados favorables

Pepsodent produce cinco resultados favorables.
Destruye los mayores enen1gos de los dientes,
como ning1n otro metodo anterior.
Uno de los componentes es la pepsina Otro au-
rnenta e digestante del alnlidon la saliva para
digerir los depositos anilaceos que adhieren. AL
mismo TEMPO aumenta la alcalinidad de la saliva.
Estc, para neutralizar los acidos que producer la
carries de la dentadura
Dos elementos atacan directamente la pelicula
Uno de clos los dientes tan perfectamente
puldos, que la pelicula puede adherirse clos
Cada aplicacion reptile estos misnos resultados.
! Envfe el cup6n recbira un tubito para 10 dfas
Note 10 liios que sc siente los dientes despues de
usarlo. Fijese la desaparicon de la pelicula OBJ
serve como emblanquecen los dientes, medida que
desaparece la pelicula-
Le que I'd. yea sienta sera una revelation Ell
foleto que lie enviaremos lie dira como todos estos
resultados naturales necesarios. Es impor-
tante que I'd. 10 sepa Recorte el cupon ahora.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-11-02
MARMOL! MARMOL! MAR
MOL PARA LAPIDAS Y
PANTEONES

Acaba ode aIlegar mi sefiora
con un cargamento de marmoI
de Serravezza (Carrara) es un
material nunca venido a Puer-
to Rico desaflamos. a que Sc nos
muestre IN pedazo igual pon su
perfecta cristaIizacion. Si inte-
resa, visite nuestro Estudio,
(Antigua MarmoIeria ItaIiana
de los conyuges Sarti-Bar-
toi) frente al Palace Hotel
Tel. 300. Box 1888.
o. BARTOLI ART STUDIO
(Antigua' Marmoleria ItaIiana).
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fDe Ia Prss'a dc Ner Yortl
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-11-02
No Podra Librarse
le las intermediates dentales 81 deja la p

I'd. debe probar este nuevo metodo para Ell
aseo de la dentadura. Pruebelo por diez dfas
gratis. Destruye la pelfctI1a que mancha los
dientes que causa la rnayorfa de las enferme-
dades de la dentadura.
Yea sienta los resultados. A millones de
personas les ha conservado los dientes mas linz
pios, mas sanos y mas blancos.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-11-02

Dos interesantes juegos efectuados en-
la "Liga cort6s'', de Manati Ell domin
go, treinta de los corrientes entire las
novenas haseboleras corona, de Jun
cos y "Atenas'', de Manat Ell "Ate-
nas' picrde el juego de la mafiana y
CANA Ell de la tarde Gran duelo entire los
pitchers Farbelle, Quique Torres
(Gacho). "El Corona es despcdido
per la tarde llevandose las nueve argo.
Has. - ~
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La destructora de la dentadura

La pefcula es la destructora de los dentes La
pecula viscosa adhere los dientes, penetra los
interstcios alf fla La pasta para dentes ordi-
naria no la destruye. Los antiques metodos de cepi
larse, dean la mayor parte intacta muy pocas par
han lbTado de las intermediates que produce.
Es la pelicua la que mancha, no los dientes. La
pecula el orgen del sarro Retene las partfculas
de alimento que Sc fermentan y forman acido. Man
tene Ell acido en- contacto con los dentes produce
la carries a.s-s as.l
En- ella desarrollan rniones de microbes. Estos,
con el sarro son la fundamental de la piorrea,
enfermedad que ahora lse ha hecho alarmantemente
Una era dental nueva
La cienca dental ha hallados ahora nuevos metodos
para atacar la pelcula. Estos metodos Sc han COM
probado satsfactoriamente durante muchos AMOS por
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-11-13
fancy ribbon
 2.48

8 to 11-inch wide brocaded silk and tinsel ribbon in rich, new designs and color combina- tions, suitable for fashioning novelties, such as bags, also for dainty vestees and dress trim mings.
 Without even limiting of the actual worth of these ribbons, we believe that you can appre- ciate their superior worth the moment you see them and will gladly buy at PAS the yard.
 MAIN FLOOR
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Not Q Drive" be- cause you are too well aware of what the Red Gross has done to need driv- ing. More than ever is needed, more than ever will be Kiven-and all of it will be voluntary. Look for the Red Cross booths and give them your dol lar.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-11-13
Cameo" q n eW idea tn decorated boxes

The Loveman, Joseph Loeb Art Goods Shop announces entirely new ideas in vanity. handkerchief and jewel boxes, known as cameo boxes, at 59c to 2.75.
 A special display of these dainty, decorative gift pieces has been ar ranged in the Art Goods Shop and we know you will welcome their attrac- tiveness and their modest prices.
 BOMBING JACKETs-These pretty stamped combing jackets. after you have embroidered them. will make splendid personal gifts. Stamped on best quality Turkish toweling, 1 OE priced 75c to 1.LC Dennison's crepe paper, all colors i5c Dennison's letter stamps Soc Dennison's wax sets 100
 -tBALCONYl MAIN FLOOR
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50 jars Cren1eLennon free

These are regular soc jars of this famous double strength, lemon cleansing cream.
 They will be given, one to a customer, with every purchase in the Toilet Goods Shop amounting to LOO or more.
 MAIN FLOOR
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TWo-CLASP PERRIN'S - A distinctive model, fashioned with three rows of heavy con trasting embroidery on the back. Also one-half-inch band wrist. Come in various 2 OE shades of brown. Pair O.CO CAPE GAUNTLETS-Strap or elastic wrist styles. Complete range of sizes, in brown, beaver and gray. An exceptionally fine glove for the woman who drives her own 9 40
 car. Special OstO
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-11-13

It gives one comforting thrill just to walk through the store these days and see the multitudes of things that are shown everywhere to make one enjoy the colder days that are so inspiring and healthful.
 Comfortable clothing that is as hand some as it is protecting, for men, women and children
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merchandise

there in Birmingham who still doubts that this is the leading for fabrics of quality prices that stand for economy then this advertisement of silks wooens and cot tons will dispel her doubts.
 Here 26 groups of specially priced fabcssks wooens and cottons most seasnab and the most needed and in every instance prices that cannot but command the aten ton of thrifty
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-11-13

sHEETs-4o dozen 72x9o seamless sheets, soiled from handling 0Ro Formerly 1.19 special oCS BED SPREADS-Medium sze hemmed, crochet bed spreads, we'll made, in good 1 m range of designs. Special each A.OO 14 YARDS MUSLIN-31-nch wide muslin, heavy
 quality. On sale till 10 o'clock. None de- 00 livered phone orders. Special for 1.OO
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dress
 trimmings in harmony uDith the netU fashions

The first thing you do when ready for new dress is to buy the fabric and of course you are particular to choose a popu- lar weave and color-be no less particular in the choice of trim mings for they will contribute as much to the good fashion of your new dress and to the pleasure of wearing it as any other consideration.
 MILITARY BRAID--A new idea in dress trimmings in a silk braid that comes from l4 to 4 inches wide. In black. brown and navy. price OK per yard loc to GRE BRAID-The new glossy, pol ished braid in plain and floral effects. All desirable widths for trim So ming autumn frocks, l5c to 1cN SILK FIRING ES-An important con tribution to the fashions of autumn and winter. FrinEes 8 to 36 inches wide in black, navy and brown. Priced per yard l.25 O S0i to O'cO SILK GIRDLES-The girdlc plays an important part indeed in the new fashions. When ready to buy these important things. see ours of silk cord and fancy colored bead O QE effects. At s.95 Co C.Cc TRIMMER CLOTH Is a very fine imitation of Astrachan. woody and furry and beautiful. 1 inches wide only for trimming bottoms of skirts and collars and cuffs; in white 25o and gray, yard OcN FUR NovELTIES-Con of mink and white coney heads. real and imitation mink tails, white coney, beaver and seal buttons and all sorts of furs in various widths from inch up. Moderately priced in every in- stance,
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A slibhtly used White. but in pcrfectN mechanical condition. We guarantee it's ability to do good work.
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staple linens also reduced

TABLE CLOTHS-50O table cloths, yards long, heavy satin finished damask m five designs. Special, each A.OO LINEN SHEETING-90-inch wide Union linen sheeting, imported Irish quality, in white, Q7c for sheets and cases. Yard os1 BLANKETS-1oo pairs 66xs0 heavy woolnap blankets. Large block plaid, in pink, blue, gray mod, snd tan; 9In;.bsd Tsst fSlGrs' Par 4.50
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The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-11-13
HARDING ISSUES APPEAL
Liberal Support Of Red Cross Roll Cali
 Is Requested

Washington, Nov. 10.--President Hard ing Thursday issued a statement to the American people calling upon them to sup port liberally possible the American Red Cross roll call. which opens through out the nation tomorrow.
 The call of the American Red Cross is the call of country and humanity. and earnestly urge my fellow citizens to make that response which satisfies the prompt inge of generous people" President Harding said.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-11-13
WOOlens

89c SERGE-36-inch wide, all wool storm serge in all of the best shades. including plenty of navy. This is a big feature tomorrow for SQo one day at
 1.39 SERGE-A 52-inch wide. all wool storm serge in navy and black only--a very desirable quail ity ana very special per QQo yard
 2.89 SERGE-A 54-inch wide men's wear French serge that comes in navy blue only. Women who know fabrics will appreciate 9 % this, per yard
 6.95 COATING-A 54- inch wide coating in mixed grounds of navy. gray. taupe, brown and henna Quite a splendid reduction on this tomorrow 4 OK for 4.50 SKIRTING-Choice of sport skirting in 54 and 5e-inch widths. All wool. in the new sport patterns and the new sport color 2 go combinations. Yard c.OC
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-11-13

l6-BUTTON-A splendid, dres- sy Perrin glove of fine French kidskin. These in two quail ties, both in black and Y OK white. One priced i'oC and the C E0 other O.CO TWO-CLASP PERKINS = A strictly tailored glove of P. K. Backs with contrasted embroid- cred stitching. Choice of the new shades of beaver 9 E0 and sand. Pair O.cO
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Perrin's gloves
famous for their quality

Because store known for only selling merchandse that confidence privileged nationally lines exclusively Of all of such lines Perrns gloves apprecatedwe have selling them and ly there necessity for making adustments-Per rns gloves always make good
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-11-13
cOttOns

GINGHAM-32-inch im- ported checked apron singham in all size checks and several colors. EOo Absolutely fast, yard cOO SATEEN-36-inch wide black sateen for children's bloomers and maids dresses. value that you cannot equal in Birmingham, OEo yard AOC COTTON BATTS-72x90 cotton batts with which you can make pretty. inexpensive comforts for the cold nights to come. Very HOo special each OOO WOOL BATES = 72x90 wool batts. That with the addition of pretty cover and q little energy on your part will be quickly trans. formed into good warm winter i % comforts 1.CJ GINGHAM-We offer for tomorrow only 82-inch wide Kalburnie special yard 1 JC MADRAS-A 32-inch wide imported madras in patterns suited for mems shirts, for children's dresses and women's tailored blouses O0o Special per yard OJC BED TICKING-A C A bed ticking. known as the best for service. This good bed ticking is a value that experienced shoppers OQo will appreciate at L OC COTTON FLANNEL-28- inch wide. extra heavy, unbIeached cotton flannel. Very special for yard l z L5C CHAMBRAY Y - Included with 36-inch wide percales we offer also 36-inch chambray Both in stripes and solid cofors. Special per 7O1
 yard tomorrow 1Z3C APRON GINGHAM-27- inch wide pure indigo dyed apron cheeks. Several size checks. abso- sard ' '''' ''''''' special 124c
 ! SECOND FLOOR
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-11-13

Warm, cozy bed coverings that make one enjoy the blowing of cold winds through bedroom windows and sleeping porches.
 Warm colored portiers and rugs that give such a luxurious effect to the home.
 It is gratifying to have all these things so abund antly provided and marked at prices so much lower than they have beer in past seasons
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-11-13

J. & P. Coats 6-cord sewing thread in white and in all numbers to 150. Each spool contains full 150 yards of this finest of sewing thread for machine and hand use. Offered special tomorrow at 6 spools for 2Sc.
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him to cross the street ana plunge lnto
those shadows at the side OF that porcn
Just opposite TO him. HIS lips grew
tight. The temptation was strong, a,
most overpoweringly strong: lie would
much rather fight that way
And then be shrugged his shoulders
and started along the street; since ne
hnd ie,t the penitentiary, ne nae nov
given the slightest sign that ne had even
suspicion he was being watched ana,
more than ever, ne couin not anoru 70
do so now lherc we're Two VINO couin
pay, ut the game OF laying traps! ana,
besides, the chances were thousanu 70
one that tnere we're notnlng put shhn-
oWs over there; and there were the
same ouus tnat some one VINO was not
u shauow would see MN make Ine tel
.aie inVestigatlon' Tic could not nhord
" I'M rhancs' e., ,,.
h,S e cou,u not anord 10 ran now iis
au aa, " iuen.iIy beyond Iues.Ion oa
EouD. the man, or men' VINO were oh
MS iraI, mere were nny or, wtn
tHuai ,I cer.alniy, cssaDiLsn IL as iaGt
,n.;. I'M. ne was letting What ne caiieu MS
ih.ui'ioh run away WIN hlm'
There came grim smile to his lips
as he went along. Intuition wasn't all
he had to guide him. was It? Barjan
clear that he would be watched; and
Bookie Skarvon had made an even more
ominous threat! Who was { tonight.
then-the police, or the underworld, or
both?
He had given no sign that he had
any suspicious. He had gone to Pc
latts openly; after that, in an ap-
parently aimless way, as a man almost
childishly interested in the most trivial
things after five years OF Imprisonment,
he hed roamed about the streets that
afternoon.
, But his wanderings had not been en-
tirely aimless! lie had located Nicolo
1 Capriano's house - and, strangely
enough, his wanderings had quite mad
vertently taken him past that house
several times! It was in n shabby
quarter OF the city, too. Also, it was
curious sort Of house; that is, it was
curious sort OF house when com.
pared with its neighbors. 1t was one OF
a row Of frame houses In none too good
repair, and 1t was the second house
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Henderson's sole attraction In life now.
He went from one to another, and he
passed none by, and he went nowhere
else-and he left trail Of barkeepers'
scowls behind him. One drink in each
place, with FIVE fingers curled around
the glass, hiding the few drops the
glass actually contained, while 1t pro-
claimed to the barkeeper the gluttonous
ard greedy imposition of the professional
bum, wore out bis welcome as GUS
toner; and II the resultant scowl from
behind the bar was not suggestive
enough, it was augmented by an un-
compromising request to beat it!"
He appeared to be possessed of an
earnest determination to make night
of it---and also Of an equally earnest
determination to get as much liquor for
as little money as possible. And the
record he left behind him bore unim-
peachable testimony to that purpose!
He appeared to grow little un-
steady on his feet; he was even lurch-
ing quite noticeably when, an hour
later, the lighted windows of Square
John Kellys Pacific Coral Saloon, his
first real objective, flung nm inviting
ray across his path. He stood still here
full in the light, both Of the window
and n street lamp, and shook his head
in well simulated grave and dubious
inebriety. Ho began to tumble in his
pockets. He fshed out n dime from
one, and nickel from anothcr--a fur
ther and still more Industrious search
apparently proved abortive. For long
time he appeared to be absorbed in n
| lugubrious contemplation Of the two
coins that lay in the palm of his hand
but under his hat brim bis eyes
marked a man in n brown peaked cap
who was approaching the door Of the
saloon. This was the second time in
the course Of tho last half hour-since
he had begun to show signs that the
whisky was getting the better Of him
that he had seen the man in the brown
peaked cap!
There were swinging wicker doors
TO the saloon, and the man pushed these
open and went in-but he did not 60
/ far. Dave Henderson's lips thinned
! grimly. The bottom of the swinging
doors was good foot and a half above
the level Of the sidewalk-but, being
so far gone in liquor, be would hardly
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"'Ello. Kellyi" Dave Henderson
called out effusively. ard made rapid
though somewhat erratic progress across
the room TO Kelly's side. Glad t'aet
you, oi' boy - lie gave Kelly ne
chance to say anything. He chush!
Kelly's hand, and pumped II up and
down. Sure, you know me! Dnv.
Henderson-ol' days at the track, ell
Been away on n vacation. Come back
broke" His voice took on a drunk
enly confidential tone-that could be
heard everywhere in the saloon. shay
could / see you a minute In privateF
A man at the bar laughed. Dave
Henderson wheeled belligcrently. Kelly
intervened.
Perplexity, mingling with surpris:.
rnd dis1pproval, stamped Kelly's horid
face.
eyes, I know you we'll enough but
7 didn't expect TO see you like TINS.
Dave !" he said shortly. He jcrked nh
hand toward the door Of the private OF
flee. 'I'll talk to you in there"
Dave Henderson entered the office.
Kelly shut the door behind them.
To be continued tomorrow
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-12-30
BY FRANK L. PACKARD
(AUTHOR OF THE MIRACLE MAN")
Copyr.oht, 1851, BY Public Lsdoer contpo~D

thrower had died. 1t had been mostly
old Tony himself who was In his
thoughts then, and the reference to Ca
priano had seemed no more than just
kindly thought on old Tony's part for
a friend who had no other friend on
earth. But afterward, and not many
hours afterward, ii had oil taken on q
vastly different perspective, The full
significance OF Tony's words had come
to him, and this In turn had stirred his
memories of earlier days in San Fran
cisco and he remembered Nicolot Capri
ano.
The barkeeper slid bottle and whisky
glass toward him. Dave Henderson half
turned his back to the street door, rest
ing his elbow negligently on the bar.
He waited for moment until the bar
keepers attention was somewhat di. Z.
yerted, then his fingers cupped around
the small glass, completely hiding it;
and the bottle, as he raised It In the
other hand. was hidden from the door
by the broad Of his back. He poured
out few drops-sufficient to rob the
glass Of its cleanness. The barkeeper
looked around. Dave Henderson hastily
set the bottle down, like child caught
ir a misdemeanor, hastily raised the
glass to his lips, threw back his head
and gulped. The barkeeper scowled.
It was the trick Of the saloon vulture
not only full glass, but q little
over for good measure, when. through
practice, the forefnger and thumb be-
came a sort Of annex to the rim. Dave
Henderson stared back in sullen de-
fiance, set the glass down on the bar,
drew the back Of his hand across his
-, ,lips-and went out.
He hesitated a moment outside the
saloon, as though undecided which way
to 20 next, while his eyes, under the
brim Of his slouch hat, which was
his nose. scanned both sides Of the
street and in both directions. He moved
on again along the block.
Yes, he remembered Nicolo Capriano.
Capriano must be pretty old man now
as old as Tony Lomazzi. There had
been a great deal Of talk about a gane
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lights work in earnest 1t must be be-
tween half past Q and 10 o'clock.
There was q dim light in the corri.
dor, but. dim though II was, it did not
hide the ragged. threadbare state of the
carpet on the hallway and stairs, nor
the lack Of paint, or even of soap and
water on doors and woodwork. Pelatts
Hotel made no pretentious claims. II
was MS shabby as the shabby quarter in
which II was located, and as shabby as
the shabby patrons to whom 1t catered.
But there we're not many places where
Il man with close cropped hair and
wearing black clothes OF blatant prison
cut could go. and he had known Pelatt
in the old days, and Pclatt, in lieu of
baggage, hadn't demanded any cash in
advance.-he had even advanced Dave
Henderson little cash himself.
Dave Henderson reached the ground
floor, and gained the street through n
small, dingy Office that was for the
moment deserted. He paused here for
an instant, the temptation strong upon
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From NOwOn

protect Square John from the searching
and pertinent questions that would then
have certainly ensued. He was going
there tonight, casually, as simply to one
of many similar placcs-that was part
Of his plani =,
And now he smiled In mingled bitter
ness and menace. The underworld had
complimented him once on being the
possessor of potentialities that could
make OF him the slickest crook in the
United States. He had not forgotten
that. The underworld, or at least a
section Of 1t In the persons Of Badly
Vickers and his gang. was leagued
against him now, as we'll as the police.
He would strive TO merit the UNDER
worlds encomium!
He turned suddenly away from the
window, walked in the darkness to the
table in the center Of the room, and =,
cropping for his hat, made his way to
the door. He had not expected much
from this vigil mt the window, but
there had always been the possibility
that IL would be productive, and the
earlier hours of the evening could have
teen employed in no better way. II
was dark enough now to begin his