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Cheyenne record., 1921-01-27
Lutheran Church Notice

Next Sunday. Jan Goth, SUM-
day School at 1000 A. Y, Serv-
ices at 1915 A M After Serv.
ices = short business meeting.
AN IRE cordially welcome
r. ". B. 6kov.
Cheyenne record., 1921-01-27

E. Plessinger announces that
he had a hen setting on ID eggs
and hatched out 10 of them or
January II.
Cheyenne record., 1921-01-27

For subscriptions to Saturday
Evenig Posi-. Ladies Home Jour-
nal anG C.r. -av Gentleman, See
j. E. Mel. .,-.'s: slick's Battery
Shop
Cheyenne record., 1921-01-27

Remember the price Of T.
Record is now 81 so per year.
Cheyenne record., 1921-01-27
! MNBR COLORADO EDITORIAL ASSOCIATION

Published every Thursday in Cheyenne Wella.
,hsyenne county Colorado. and entered at the
'dstofce second class mail matter. April 3. 1914
sndsr the Act Of March 3. 1879.
Suhscristion $1.5O per Year
Cheyenne record., 1921-01-27
LyceuIn curse
.NExT NUMBER
Monday January 81, 1921
At the Princess Thetre
The waternsn Entertainment Company
At the Princess Th
Commissioners Proceedings
ernsn Entertainment Company
Cheyenne Wells, Colorado.

Cheyenne Wells Colorado
H. 1921
following chairman
J W Shy Al Johnson commissioners; also a Akery Clerk
called dposng Of unfinished business
reorganizing for 1921
follows
clerk
Esther Art Brown sheriff. Zuck
Banks Cheyenne
follows County State Bank Kit
Cheyenne Wells; Arapnhoe State Bank
endag $40 county
cerke examn and approved &asa
following we're
thereof -
Ordinary 4 :.
j R Hayes p emiumo county '-sr sl5
w Shy ssion er'sexpen
Walter RAMSAY 7sO
4 John sen
j G McComish insurance bridge
Chas Prizle. .doordx fixtures
o premium onco r
Il O kof salary
county Road fusdM Sup CO culverts &
Stat, Htxhw y 81 Ro,ky.M Nswsh bridge 2ioo
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-20
JURORS ARE SUMMONED
FOR CRIMINAL COURT

Sheriff Harry T. '."us.s deputies
have Just completed II" work o, serr.
mig subpoenns upon citizens - ohtp
county WHO. Ara rai.'I t tor'e as
, srand jurors and rei;' tirors FOR the
Nc"enber term Of 0hi" county rim
'nal court
Tho November term opens With the
e,npanal.ng Of the grand jnry IN Mon
day. November :. and tho trial term
starts Monday. November ~. when the
r2'!t jurors will repo-t g." duty.
Mex: week the sheriff will s"' the
Suhroenas for Witnesses Hho Arc 70 be
ca!!ed to testify before ;hA November
grand fury. Busy with the election
caN.S In t7,e preser; tenn q. court.
which can scarcely Re- competed until
the eve ~ the November terms HrsninE.
Prosecuting Attorney Carl -. Bachmarn
and staff have not set announced the
number nf cases - Ia considered by
the November grand jury Or tra number
.os Witnesses who Will ia caHHd before
mat tribunal
WIZ tho extended rail term 81 GRIM
nal cour. and both yarts ~ circuit court
in session while the suhpoenas for the
November "r."'inai Hhu-t terms arc re-
Ing served. ~ addition - to extra
work I'm IN" sIcr;ti's office raIsed by
IN, discount period g." payment nf
taxes. Sheriff 'lri,o and his deputies
and o':ir" frr,a A." having very Few
lsisur" in":u.atS. Hiih Few moro n
sight frr S','~i' vn"NS
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-20
"TAKE It FROM NE"
AASt Seasons Popular Nusical Comedy
Comes lack Next week

That ga and charming musical COM
Sdy Take II From Me" will be the at
traction, and Is 4 return engagement. 70
me Court theatre by popular demand on
October IS with special matinee We'd
essday. October IS.
The book and lyrics which are bright
and witty are by Will B. tombstone a"d
the melodious score by VIII T. Ander-
Son Is Of the wh.stley kind that fingers
long in the memory. one can hardly
keep from daGCiNg Will" hearing the
charming selections. Jos. NJ. Gates.
Ifcducer OF Three Twins" has produced
many musical comedy successes snd the
Srttios are generally agreed that Take
II From Me- II the best OF them all.
The compsny which Will appear here
% the original organization. cast ch"ru,'
And production and include such bril-
liant musical comedy lights as John
Asnninss. Marjorie Sweet, Charles Mea-
hins. Edgar Gardiner. Alice Hills. Harry
1urnham. Charles Welsh Fom"t. Airline
and Helen Gardiner. Herbert Saiins-r,
william Ralfour and Svprns Berkeley.
vlth the most fascinating chorus ever
HIRED from Broadway. Seats so on 81 10
SATURDAY.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-20
the RUFFO CONCERT

when 4 celebrity like Eufrn IL an
bounced tho public Is 20 orer,aek -"
Assisting artist. In the University cab
Concert 70 be given Friday evening th,
bnA shd only Ruffo, dnHl"aied a Re -
ln6nt the hatgtoncs. viii nevertheless
Dc supported by two artists whose fame
Mas zone well abroad.
One OF these Will L. Rudolph Bochco,
the Sount Russian vioiinist Who last
rear made SO sensational a success In
hts New FORK debut and In the tour
Shith followed. Mr. Brchco ia not yet
twenty. yet his programs are comro%-i
% works worthy II N" techn,quA ~
*n Indeed he q rare combination that
evening.
Contributing grcat'Y to the c"'rple,N,
ness or this performance" viii I've Charles
Gilbert SprosS. American composer and
tianist. Many OF his songs have already.
Been heard on University cub procr1wS
And - will b. with no little intcre :,
that patrons Of these con"ar's will lno:.
forward TO hearing the.r c"'rr"SGr IN
tkrson.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-20
lover The HILL

TIVE William Fox phut"pla= '''
~" .,iirh was made from WI '2',"
f,.~'a celebrated "Farm Hai'p:>. AVID
ha, enjoyed such a lens'h' rpr "N
Fr"ldHay. viii ho seen a. -. IA"
Thca.rc. beginning next M"rd2'. MH'H
il Will oper weeks engagement.
William FOX, tho n"'"d pi"tU-' Hr'.
Queer. regards over tn" H'N =" MS
tavnrita over all th' pictures ~ over
rrnduc.d. 1t tho tinrH wh"n - was
r.adv fur is ini:ia' screening. md b.
fer, rs sensational broadway success
nai started. SNir. Fo1 issued IN" fellow
Ing interesting s'liement.
| have watched the development o.
Over IL" N'lr from N" moment ~"
n-s. scene was written. have watched
:. thrnuchout the months |. h"s beHn
in course OF production. u represents
- labor 90 love. In I. I take PRO"
which has never been eNcsaded--Hr even
aquailcG--in all the years Fox Film Cor
po.a;ivn has been issuing p!ctures
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-20
VIVID CATTLE STAMPEDE
IN "SKY PILOT
o,.,,a e,amnAds so realIs,I

\ cattle stampede. so realistic that
sven ths most blase or Broad"ays
motion picture fans we're moved 10
applause is feature Of The SKY
r!lot." 4 Cartharine CARTS production
rAlra sod as an Associated First Ma
Iona; attraction. which will be shown
beginning today for ;hrce-day engage
ment at tho Liberty theatre.
Since the beginning q motion pictures
directors hav" attempted 10 reach III"
suver'ati,e in making their audiences
thrill with the emotions ~ fear and sus-
pense: and rany times have they sue
reeded. But never. Il IS declared. has
the equal OF King Vidor'a striking STAN
peic scenes been alloyed With ceilul'id
-Four thousand head OF cattle In mad
lunsA toward tho camera provide dra-
matt, tension that stands In pace by
Itself In motion picture production.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-20
Not Tonight Josephine"
at the Court Saturday

An especially funny plot. wonderful
melodies. exquisite lingerie. gorgeNps
Costumes. superb dancing artistic sol He
Equipment, together with carefully
Selected all star cast Is promised our
Nerons when that dehGhtful new
French r,Yhlcal farce comedy. Net To-
Aight JoSephlae" "a presented Al the
Court Saturday matinee and night. Oc:.
6bsr ~.
Tho best Endorsement that a musical
eonedy Or an" o:her theatrical a';rsc.
Hen ca = rays Is for on" city 10 advise
Another ~ thu Ax".iie~"a of The attrac-
TOR. Th% riansker;sr' Of tho Raiah
fnea.re Reading -. has sent se:e!aI
S!res r-a.s:as this e" ade-fu. :arc--.
I. would Re sd'i<ot's N order your
Ssats FAR N advance rs Judging from
rYesent indications ~ attraction VII
riay 20 Aanac't". Season sal. today
repat>r p-t~.s "vill prevail
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-20
CORCORAN TO ATTEND
| NATIONAL CONVENTION

Harry p Ccrcoran. general manager
OF the Wheeling chamber of commerce
was yesterday authorized by the mem
bers Of the board OF directors OF that
National Association OF Commercial Or
Sanization Secretaries.
The convention will be held IN Now
Orleans next Monday. Tuesday and Wed
ncsday.
Mr.. U'orcoran will leave here Friday
night. going 20 Cincinnati where he Will
Join other secretaries froN ONO. West
Virginia and Pennsylvania. They VIII
leave CINCINNATI Saturday n.rh' on
special train. orrlvins In Nc" Orleans
sunday afternoon.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-20
DAWN OF THE EAST"
WITH ALICE BRADY
AT THE PLAZA

Dawn 80 tht Ea -. stirring drama
-, new America. IS ng shown hero
TODAY a. the Plaza theatre. with Alice
BRADY starring. tbs IS the third or
series Of foreign roles IN which Rea.ar.
has recently presetted the ster.
II the FIRST. The Land 81 HoT". MISS
Brady inrpersonated Polish !mmiGrar';
II the next Little Italy" she had u"
role oC a fiery italian heroine: and ~
the present Offering. pawn Of tho Fast,
she arrears as an sristocratc Russian
refuge: who Is stranded In chinese
por. city ard forced TO earn heT living
BY singing IN a notorious Chinese care.
Mss B-ady's dark colotins and inter-
'est!ng personality well ft her 70 take
These Intense foreign roles.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-20
TAKING MAIL CENSUS

Vor'; Ms started Yesterday morning
by mail carriers "r the Wheeling post
nrfi-" t. So. ar" thr narres ~ aii resi-
dents -; Nh",'..C. with ;hc number ur
their h"';~. Si" ~ not haN" b"y"s
for 'n. g,.a.,i ing "f IAtters sud parcels.
POSTMASTER ,;"rrra' lln,S has made a
ru,ir- rc.."~Si;.,'irc this "'Ar. arl i
H. h",,',"d that better sol, IL" will re
suit
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-20
AAr11iche MOST FAMOUS TENOR
owns A SPLENDID HEcIThL
GN1NH Z. Or c. AUSPICES
At<syrett+atA wcnderfui--sorss G'ms
Of Diction and wcrdcIful
Tono Color.


John McCo-ma",. Nm"ri'a ~ -""lt'~'
tenor. last night Delegated "Hc .. -"
largest audiences 10" ''..;'' I1''i""
s:e: saT. n song ""N.''' " - '',''"
SCHNEIDER. ria"iS'. iul l".''.., I. .' '.
v!ol!r!s,. assisting ar'tst>. -. 500. 49,
VAS under tl- auspices OF to- >"'-N'.
OF Columbus ar1 Na> IN" "pen'"S .'
fas os most h'';ar''" '"H'''' ''';'
10 - bid dnriNS ~" WINTER m""i'~
In .hs OPENING "H''"Er MSN"''"'. b '''
'ea!e1 his talents :" way '"' "'''
his at!i.! as great Nt'Sf - APPS
t's ::rs, ".mH"- WaN not a h;"i"N+''E
ea,"yci - S"w" - re Others. nv
nevertheless II NaS artist" h' "'''r
reSpA~; IN the S""''ui sr"!'r " Ne
Co-rrs~S . h"v",! what Il ~"- l''.H. -
t.rprttat',e ard r'rStclni" uH,i"r~'.':.':-
ir: 10 rrs ~ h"w sung - 'r'i y"
svnS. an! - .'.r ar";her arpe3red h'r''
Who haR srrS ~i,r = r:"r" .''r'"'i
Isga:o. lI,,1d tone ,hnN h, &iSr''HH1 Il
Is rot Within m" 'r"rrn~, ~ ~ writer.
Trus Hsart Appeal.
"Suer, Moo IS -. &C ~" most
r.aut.sui song" .l.a' @,'s "'"r loo" "~'i
ter "radratr -" F.l!i.r." All "Nhe'
Night Des"erd..' ',-"s s"''s 90 j" r'''.
and eeautif4l tore "."r. !" his l'sH
foik srngE Nr'o-r.ttN cap'ur"i IN"
hearts ~ mis- a,..l go .Hi :; '"'''".~
70, what ~. ,rr.-,. 49, mn' =. "r
think bout rs i-:>n snr:G they -"
SIN the one. that rs,"e The tru" he ~
srpeul ar! .h-v ..r" .,ivays ,rprr"'ttsA
by any and every audience
when ,he BOWS A-e Fa...us. -
nsykect ran, ard .1,',h Mr. Scrr-r lr''
nI,v,p, ~. ,,cor,,rins,t. Il pr",e,l -
~. 80, ,.,.,iiful hIt. ~ ,,,s,.,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-20

-. ,,.t.o. -. was fined IS for fteti.,f
Lr.,.nr On tie SUSPENSION bridge. :t,
enI'ine in = collision Of his bus viii
a touring csr.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-20
East Is West" Returns

G-ta. As . :hH success - "Eas.
n we.t Th.rS ~: 20 presented here
tho...;' 4. .ae c.. :: would seem.
.as: william HA.-s. y h!GS :a:- 70
SSa, Sc ~!'s his later productions.
"Abrahan Lincoln" ana TIE BAD Maa.'
"a vh!oh Holeroak Bl.a7 IS starring ard
<E!ss RAJ a.! least season 81 :he c"m-
So. Mr.. Ea.:!s S!s,.,: sca-. Ia Clare
Has entered or MA. r-ort!ass - he 4
bag :un - e!v.be..:, E!sh.h We
~ re AI.5 theatre. NeT Ye-k
20 sAo:. s.o-" seems - IS coHi.r
!n:o ts"oy aE2!S .
"a! SaoG!6 sap g. EAar!y every s.as
I zee, s'oss - ANA h5R Short Rs =.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-10-06

are now compelled By law to maintain
such schools for the children of their
employees.
ut is pity" he declared. that
American philanthropists, who have
cheerfully given vast sums for educa-
ton in numerous other countries, have
never done anything to help the coun-
try in which we have the greatest ma
tural interest and which is our nearest
neighbor The only school maintained
in Mexico City at present by American
funds is one Presbyterian institution.
with % pupils"
Bolshevism-which he defined as a
kind of "super-socialism"- seemed TO
Gerard greater danger to the polit-
ical stability of Mexico than was the
remote possibility of any further rev
olutions. 1t had taken strong hold in
certain sections, he said, particulariz
ing Yucatan and Vera Cruz, in which
latter state the legislature recently
passed the so-called law of hunger,
requiring employers to divide their
profits on fifty-fifty basis, and max.
ing this requirement retroactive back
to 1916. He hardly thought it likely
he intimated, that the retroactive sec.
ton would ever be enforced
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-10-06
Indianapolis Man Speaks
At Webb Lodge Celebration

Celebration of the ninety-eighth an
niversary of Webb lodge No. "a, F.
and A. NJ. was held Wednesday night
by the observance of the annual Past
Masters night in the lodge rooms
The celebration was attended by q
large number of members.
Practically every living Past Master
was present at this event Master
Mason work was given. All the PAS
Masters participated in the work
Following the work Arthur R Robin
son, of indianapolis, related some o.
his experiences in Masonic work, anc
gave a talk on the history of the
institution.
During the evening a picture was
taken of the Past Masters and present
officers of the lodge
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-10-06
LABOR BODY OFFERS
AID TO UNEMPLOYED

Every effort will be made by tue
Central Labor council to assist the un-
employed situation that now exists in
Richmond, it was decided at the meet
ing of the council Wednesday night.
A committee has been appointed with
Verne Pentecost as chairman TO con-
fer with city officials, TO see if some
relief cannot be offered.
The council passed resolution COM
mending the government on its dis
armament stand. 1t was the belief OF
the council that some demonstration
to that effect should be had on Arm
istice day celebration.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-10-06
EMPRESS OF JAPAN
GREETS WOOD PARTY.

TOXIC, Oct. e. Major General
Leonard Wood w. Cameron Forbes
and their party we're received today by
the empress, after which they were
given a luncheon, presided over by
Prince Hagashi-Fushimi in the absence
Of the emperor, who is i'll. Later, Gen.
eral Wood received the members OF
the American colony at the American
embassy.
In the evening Charles B. Warren,
the American ambassador, gave a
dinner in honor of the American visit
ors, the guests including Premier
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-10-06

ard said on his return, lis an exceed
ingly interesting parsonage. He is
self-made. AS he himself puts it, he
earned his bread in the sweat of his
brow during all the earlier years of
his life, and the experience has I'M
doubtedly given him a thorough I'M
derstanding of and sympathy with the
needs and aspirations of workingmen.
Furthermore, he combines the proven
abilities of both statesman and a
fighter, and any one who knows Next
co knows that only a man OF that type
can hope to control the situation"
Education is Solution.
Gerard stated it as his belief that
education more than anything else
would solve the problems of Mexico
where at present only six percent OF
the population is literate, and said the
Obregon administration was doing a
great deal to establish free schools
All mining companies, for instance
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-10-06
Eagle Lodge is Gronted
Special Dispensation

The Eagles lodge has been granted
a dispensation whereby they may
take members in the Eagles lodge at
a cost of only SIS for initiation fees.
This dispensation has just been grant
ed by the grand lodge and will go inro
effect Jan. 1. 1922 A dance will be
held at the Eagles dance hall Thurs
day night for members and their
families.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-10-06

James W. Gerard,
American ambass-
ador to Germany
during I h e first
three years of the
World war.
Gerard has just
returned from a
visit to Mexico City
where he went
with Mrs. Gerard
and Mr.. and Mrs.
Ebert H. Gary to
attend the centen-
NAL of the attain
ment of independ-
ence by Mexico.
"Obregon," Ger
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-10-06
OREGON QUALIFIED
TO RESTORE PEACE
IN MEXICO, GERARD

In General Obregon. Mexico has a
president well qualified for many rea-
sons to succeed in restoring tranquil
ity and prosperity in the country.
That is the opinion expressed BY
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-10-06

Haru, Foreign Minister Uchida, Min
lister of Marine Kato, and Prince Toku-
gawa, who viii head the Japanese
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-10-06

ica-Japan society will give a dinner in
honor of General Wood and Mr..
Forbes tomorrow.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-10-06

delegation to the Washington confer
ence on far eastern questions and
limitation of ornaments. The Amer
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-06-22
LOS CONTRIBUYENTEs
DE GALES PROTESTAN

Mas de cincuenta contribuyentes de
Ciales Sc han dirigido al Comisionado de
Servicio Publico de aquella pobiaci6n
para informarle que Sc han enterado de
que la compafiia hidroelectrica, de Cia-
les, acaba de solicitar una nueva tarifa
a la Comisi6n de Servicio Publico; que
parte de esa tarifa cuya aprobaci6n So
licita la Compafiia electrical, es la 81
guierte: 'La tarifa (a) alumbrado por
contador Sc cobrara razon de un dollar
por los primeros cinco kilovatios, frac
ci6n de cinco, ounce centavos por XII
lovatio adicional'; que con la nueva
tarifa tendran que pagar mas; que la
Comisi6n de Servicio Plblico, sin dar a
la publicidad dicha tarifa para que fue-
ra conocida por los contribuyentes, sin
previa audiencia ptblica, sin una prueba
concluyente que demostrara la necesi-
dad de su aprobaci6n, sin haber lie
nado ninguno de los requisites que man
da Y ordena la ley de Servicio Pdblico,
la aprob6 .'prima facie''; que la ta-
rifa perjudica los intereses del pueblo y
del municipio, pues este ultimo tendra
que pagar doble cantidad " por lltimo,
en- virtud de las mencionadas conside-
raciones, que Sc anule esa tarifa.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-06-22
ANUNCIO DE SUBASTA
MUNIcIPIo DE GURABo

El dia seis de julio de mil novecien-
tos veintiuno las dos de la tarde, Sc
|adjrdicaran en- pnblica subasta las obras
de construction de un MATADERo MU
NICIPAL para Ell pueblo de GURABO,
cuyo presupuesto asciende la canti-
dad de cuatro mil novecientos sesenta
un dollar nueve centavos ($4961.O9)
La subasta tendra lugar en- la Oficina
del Comisionado de Servicio Publico, Po-
licia y Prisiones ante la Junta de Su-
basta presidida por dicha autoridad; !;
hallandose de manifesto para conoci-
miento del pnblico en- la Acadia de
Gurabo. los documentos que han de re-
cir en- Ell contrato.
Las proposiciones deberan ajustarse
estrictamente al smodelo, que aparece
undo al pliego de condolences Sc pre-
sentaran en- pliegos cerrados, admiti6n-
dose tlnicamente durante la primera me-
dia hora del acto. Los phegos deberan
contener ell resguardo que acredite ha-
ber depositado ell hcitador en- la Tesore-
ria Municipal, como fianza provisional,
la cantidad de DosCIENTos DoLAREs
($2OoO0).
Sc declararan nulas las proposiciones
que falten cualqniera de 6stos reQai-
sitos los consignados en- ell phego
de condolences, y aquellas cuyo importe
exceda de la cantidad presupuestada.
La Administration municipal Sc re-
serva Ell derecho de rechazar cualquiera
de las proposiciones todas elias
MATIAS GONZALEZ,
Comisionado de Servicio Publico, Po-
licia Y Prisiones.
Gurabo, p r., JUNO II, 1921.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-06-22
La Hernia Mata 1000
Individuos Anualmente

Mueren anualmente siete mil perso-
mas y ell certifcado de defuncion dice:
Hernia. iPor que? Porque estos
desdichados no han tenido cuidado de
ellos mismos, Sc han abandonado o
simplemente han cuidado del slntoma
(la hinchazon) de la parte afectada,
sin poner atencion la causa. iQue
esta I'd. hacienda? Sc esta I'd. aban-
donando usando un braguero, algu-
na aplicacion como quiera llamarlo?
Ell braguero cuando mas es un paliati-
vo, un falso sosten puesto para prote-
ger un muro que sc derrumba, del
cual no Sc puede esperar mas que una
ayuda mecanica. La preston que ejer-
ce sobre ell lugar retarda los muscu-
los debilitados de 10 que mas necesi-
tan: ell alimento.
Pero la ciencia ha encontrado un mo-
| do todos aquellos que padecen con
los bragueros, quedan invitados a ha-
Ger una prueba GRATIS muy privada-
mente en- sus propias casas. Ell me-
| todo PLAPAO es incuestionablemcnt
el metodo mas cientifco, l0gico de
mayor exito que Sc conoce en- ell mum
do para tratar la hernia.
! Ell "colchoncillo" PLAPAO, cuando
sc adhere al cuerpo. no llega nunca a
resbalarse nj salirse del lugar, por
cuya razon nunca raspa nj pellizca.
Tan suave como ell terciopelo-facil de
apllcar-sin costo. Sc puede usar du-
rante ell trabajo Y durante el suefo. No
tiene correas nj hebillas, nj resortes.
Aprenda I'd como cerrar la abertura
de la hernia. como 10 manda la natura-
leza, para que la hernia no Sc salga
para abajo Mande su nombre hoy mis-
mo A PLAPAO CO., 34O1 Stuart Bid,
st. Louis, Mo-, E. u. A. para la prueba
GRATIS del PLAPAO Y los informes
instructivos necesarios.
Advt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-06-22

n1ediato eS frOtarSe la parte adOlOrida
con Accite de San .Iac@bo. Este es el
nejor rcmedio que existe 10 r1isIno para
el reun1a tisft4o que para las neuralgias,
Ia ciatica " q luinbago. Como tiene un
extraordinario poder de penetration,
obra instaataneamente, como es in
offensive del todo, puede, aplicarse en-
cualquier parte del cuerpo sin tenor de
que irrite nj manche la pieI.
mo sufra I'd mas! Corppre hoy
nismo un frasco de Aceite de San
Jacobo, friccionese segun las instruc-
clones respectivas Y en- pocos 1nomen-
tos el dolor, la rigidez de los m1sculos y
Ia ahinchazon de las articuiaciones habran
desaparecido para siempre. Hace
mas de medic siglo que esta prepara-
cion Sc usa en- todas parties del mundo
con exito extraordinario. Ensayela I'd
y vera por 81 mismo que no existe otra
que posea merito igual.