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Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-02-18
Young Women Out I an
And 0ut-Arsue Young
Men Az MAlister

st. Paul, Feb. 1s.-Young women
out-talked and outraged the young
men In the finals Of theIMinnesota
high school extemporaneous speaking
college and carried away all the
prizes. Six girls and two boys pardc-
ipated. ! Al /,
The question for debate was "Re-
solved, that closed shop system
should prevail in American history
Six spoke negatively and two aflrma-
lively. 'E,, E
Miss Marion Daley Of Mankato won
,a@gold medal as first prize. Marguer-
medal as second prize; Bernice Zigell
Of Eveleth, q bronze medal. third
prize, and Pearl PauAon. Chisholm,
bronze medal, fourth prize.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-02-18
METH0DlSTS TO
OPEN INSTITUTE
Distinguished Churchrnen
Coming to Speak on Three
Days Program.

Bishop Charles Wesley Burns of the
Helena area, DIR. George Mecklenburg,
secretary of hat e DR.. Perry o.
Hanson, of Shantung, China, and DR..
Ludcius H. Bugbee of Minneapolis are
a group of distinguished Methodist
churchmen who will come to Grand
Forks for the opening of the Grand
Forks district conference institute
Monday. :
The institute will open Monday
evening with an address by DR.. w. J.
and the meeting will continue through
until Wednesday night, when address
es will be, given by DR.. Hanson and
DR.. Bugbee.
Sessions will be held in the morn
ing, afternoon and evening of each
day, and all will be open to the pub
lie, though those for the three even
ings will be of more general interest,
it is pointed out. Bishop Burns will
give an address on Tuesday night, on
Forces in kingdom Building" His
reputation as a lecturer is known
here, and he undoubtedly will be
Bishop Burns will speak at other
times during the institute, also, and
will preside at the morning and after
noon sessions On Tuesday.
Prof. K. r. Stolz, If Wesley col.
lege, w. A. Mcintyre, Rev. George A
Henry pastor of the Methodist church
here, and DR.. Walter Walter Lee Air.
heart of Wesley college, with DR.
Hutchinson, are the local men who
will appear on the programs.
1t is expected that the institute will
bring a number of ministers and lay
men of the Methodist faith to Crane
Forks. The meeting is one Of foul
J of similar nature being held in tn,
state. Institutes were held at Farg'
and Bismarck last week, and one als@
will be held in the Minot district.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-02-18
National Agreement
To Settle Building
Strikes Is Reached

Washington. Feb. ia national
agreement designated to settle t h
jurisdictional disputes said to have
caused most of the strikes in the
building industry in the past, was
reached by the Associated General
Contractors of America, the Ameri-
can Trades Employers association
and the building trades department
of the American Federation of Labor
through the national board Of jurisdic-
tional awards in its quarterly meet
ing just concluded here, it was an
nounced today.
The agreement provides that local
building trade councils shall suspend
unions and refuse to recognize or sup
port unions, which fail to abide by
decisions of the board. 1t also pro-
yides that general contractors and
sub-contractors shall incorporate in
agreements with union labor a pro-
vision for compliance with all deci-
sions OF the board and shall refuse
employment to members of local un-
ions which do not abide by it's de-
cisions. Architects and engineers also
are bound under the agreement to in
sert in all their specifications and
contracts a clause providing that the
boards decisions shall be followed.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-02-18
To Hold Final
Service Before
Going To Coast

Rev, Jonathan Watson. who ex-
poets to leave mex Thursday to spend
a year at Pacific coast points in the
hope of regaining his health, will hold
his last service before leaving at st.
Paul's Episcopal church Sunday
morning.
The service will be held as usual at
IL o'clock, and Mr.. Watson will speak
on 1.-The Acid Test of Religion" Rev.
Mr.. Goodeve of Winnipeg will be
present, and will assist at the service.
The regular Sunday school will be
held at 10 o'clock as usual.
Mr. Watson has been granted a
years leave of absence because. OF
i'll health, and with Mrs. Watson will
leave next Thursday for Seattle. Miss
Aimee Watson, their daughter, will
join them later, and Richard Watson,
who is q, student at the University of
North Dakota, viii remain here until
the close of the university term.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-02-18
EDERMBOAR
LIKESPROPOSE|'D
ROAD MEASURE
Amendment, Provided Fol
State Highway System,
is Approved.

The / proposed amendment to 9the
constitution Of North Dakota, provid-
ing for a state system OF highways to
be constructed, improved and main
tanned by the state, has been given
the official approval Of the federal
bureau of public roads at Washing
ton, d c..
The amendment makes provision
for a thorough and complete state
highway system, which Is to be con-
structe&, maintained and controlled
by the state as public highways.
&rThe said highways the proposed
nearlyias may be practical from coun-
ty seat to county seat, east and west,
north and south, or along recognized
registered highways, and also in
clude, where practical. state and fed
eral highway projects, now built or
designated.
The proposed amendment also Gre
ates a state highway fund, which is
to include the proceeds of any tai
imposed "by law on. other vehicles.
motortfuel, and n other revenue as
may be. set aside for the purpose OF
carrying out the provision hereof
The fund is to ebe used for the main
tenance of the state highway depart
lIlSIt AIlO I1le COlSlI uCl1OH anu 1Ild1ll-
tenance of the state highways. None
of the money can be temporarily or
otherwise diverted from such purposes.
except in the case of a certain money
h a is set aside annually for ten
years as a county refunding fund "for
the purpose OF %refunding to each
county such moneys as have been by
them expended on state and federal
highway projects in conjunction with
the state highway commission"
Provision also is made for the Gre
alton and establishment of a state
highway commission of three men,
bers, one from each congressional
! district appointed by the governor.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-02-18
MILLIONAIRE SOCIETY and cLUbMAN
WEDS HIS WASHERWOMANS DAUGHTER!
Sensation in the -Four Hundred as Dick Pendss Elopes With Shamrock oDay Whom
He Met Recently in Dramatic Circumstances.

Both MI. Prentiss and his bride IN
under engagement to appear at the
Strand theater next week when Cecil
TB. De Miles latest Paramount pic
ture production Of saturday Night
will be the bill. 1t. is limited in exclu-
Bive quarters, that they take part in
the production, but in what capacity
will not be revealed until the picture
Is shown. Manager Berger refused to
discuss the matter when questioned
regarding the matter. He admitted,
however, that all the facts will be
made public before next Saturday
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-02-18
UNIVERSITY NOTES

A meeting Of the ~Sketchers' club of
the university is scheduled for Mon
day evening in the rooms of the art
department.
Professor Plato E.. Shaw of Wesley
college will speak at the college
church services in Corwin hall Sunday
morning at II o'clock. Mr.. Shaw's
topic will be profit and LOSS"
A social service for the students of
Wesley college and the state univer-
sity will be held Sunday evening at
1880 o'clock in Corwin hall. This is
one Of several such services being held
during the season.
A meeting of the Non-Coms club
will be held Monday evening. A meet
ing Of the Officers club is also plan
ned at that time.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-02-18

NOTHING in years SO astounded
~ New York society as the marriage
of Richard Prentiss, heir to the Prem
tiss millions, to the daughter Of a
Observation-Disclosures O'Day. The
sudden wedding is all the more sur
prising in view of the fact that only
a few days ago Mr.. Prentiss' engage
1nent to Iris van Suydam was formally
announced.
1T Is SIMPLY a case Of real love
breaking class BARRIERS" said Mr..
Prentiss. Shamrock is the girl Of my
dreams What matter If she lacks
superficial culture? That is not halt
SO important as genuine womanly
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-02-18
P%ROFITEERlNG in
SUDAN EXTENDED TO A.
THE PRICE OF WIVES

London. Feb. 18.-IOrd Dewar at a
meeting of the Leysian mission here,
said that ~profiteering had spread ev-
erywhere since the war, even into the
Sudan, where 1T had extended to the
price Of wives. 81
I'm the Sudan, before the war" he
said, Z" a wife could be got for four
spearheads. Now the price has been
doubled n has to pay eight. In
the cattle country it used to be four
cows: now the price is seven"
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-02-18

worth. I am sure we VIM be very
happy"
Mr.. Prentiss' mother and sister, it
is reported, are greatly broken up
over the affair. a%
mination of q secret romance which
began some months ago, when the
Pformer Miss O'Day met the young
millionaire as she was delivering a
basket of laundry to his home. Since
that time, although he was engaged
to Miss van Suydam, Mr.. Prentiss has
been seeing the young woman con-
tinually. IVY : &
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-02-18
SCOUT RALLY. ON
MONDAY EVENING

A meeting of boy scouts and
their leaders is to be held on Monday
night at 1880 o'clock in the CONNER
cial club rooms. according to an
~nouncement made today. All mem
bers of scout troops and their leaders
have been urged to attend.
The purpose Of the rally will be to
stimulate interest in the Father and
Son banquet, arrangements for which
are now being made.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-02-18
Shell And
Wilde Take
Second Place

Shell and Wilde, tho local
bowlers competing in the Inter-
national Bowling tournament In,
st. Paul, went into second place
today with q score Of 1,22o, ac-
cording to q dispatch this after
noon.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-02-18
LAKOTA CREW WINS
R HILLSBORO

Frank Duggan, formerly Of Grand
Forks and now coach of the Lakota
basketball quintet stopped off here to-
day with his players en- route home
from Hillsboto, where they met that
team Friday night. Hillsboro was de-
feated by q score of 10 to IS. The
game was close throughout. Duggan
said, and it was nip and tuck from
start to finish. Lineup:
Hi11choro-- IT alof, .
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-02-18
Fargo Skate Artist
Challenges Locals

Jimmie Nolan. a Fargo skate artist
IS making a stay in Grand Forks. and
while here he is anxious to meet some
or the local speeds in a skating CON
test. He was scheduled to meet Jon
dahl, n of the Grand Forks per
formers. in a match in Fargo on jan
uary End. but this contest was post
poned. Nolan expects to be here
about two weeks, n said this morn
ing that he would be willing to meet
all corners at any time or place.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-02-18

Herald Want Ads Bring Results
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-10-19
CAMBIO MARAvILLOS)
ENLASALUD DE LA SRA.
MAT|LDE VILL.ASENQR
Una Distinguida Dana de Meii-
co Dice que Sc Siente Como
una Persona Distinta, Desde
que COmenz0 lOmar Tanlac.

La Sra. Matilde Villasenor Vida. de
Espmusa, con residencia en- la Aveni-
da Hldalgo, Antes Hombres Ilustres,
No. II. Altos, No. 3, Mexico, D. F.,
dijo recientementc en- una entrevista,
cue lie complacia hacer conocer Ell re-
sultsdo obtenido con Tanlac en- su ca
SO aiadiendo: " pueden Uds. dispc-
sner de mi retrato para los peri6dicos,
para que todo Ell mundo sepa 10 que
Fanlac ha hechc por mi.
"Durante cuatro largos amos, sufri
de una complication de tIastornos pro
ducidos por la enfermedad del est6-
mago, maia digestion y NAL funciona-
miento del higado. Mi salud estaba en-
muy malas condolences e iba enveje-
ciendo mas de 10 que justifcaban mis-
amos. Todo 10 que tomaba, Sc me agria
la en- Ell est6mago y me producia mu-
cho malestar. Reduje mi dieta a los
alimentos mas sencillcs, pero pesar
VIC 0O0O CA Nu4AoUO AuO IO1ndUdS liza C0-
tado empeoraka cada vez mas. Mis- ner
vios estaban en- mai estado y el POGO
suefio de que disfrutaba en- la noche
era intranquilo y desasosegado. Me le-
vantaha sienpre, sintiendome fatigada
y veces con mucha jaqueca.
sun dia, mi hija me trajo una bo-
tella de Tanlac y despues que tome al
gunas dosis, comprendf que habia dado
con una gran medicina. Desde que CO.
E1ence a tomar Tanlac me siento como
una persona distinta. va he tornado
tres bctellas y sencillamente me siento
como hace diez amos, es decir fuerte y
sana. Ahora puedo desempeL7r mis-
cuehaceres domesticos andar, y todos
Jos alimentos me sientan bien. va no
NE molestan los trastornos del higado
duermo con tanta tranquilidad como
TN niiio.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-10-19

fTanlac es, en- re5iidad, la medicina
mas grande en- ell mundo, la elogiare
todos los dfas de mi vida.''
Tanlac Sc vende en- tocas las farma-
cias.
TANLAC es ell mejor remedio Y ell
que SO vende mas generalmente Ell to-
90 Q. .nundo. para casos de indigestion,
trastornos del est6mago, afecciones del
Iiga5o, rifones y enfermedadcs semc-
iantes.
TANLAC permite al estomago dige-
rir psrfectsmente ell alimentc, forman-
Go asi nueva y roja sangre, hueso y
nausculos. Millones de personss 10 usan
en- todo ell mundo. Pruebelo I'd. hoy,
ahora nismo. Advt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-10-19
"UNA DISPOSITION PLAcEKTERA~

Asi dijo ci jovcn al eligir su esposa
FL fut listo porQue hasta una nuJer bonita
puede hacer Ia vida miserable, 81 Sc slents
sicmpre rnalhumorada. dolientc, enferma y
desagradablc. Bnena salud siemprc pro.
duce una disposition pIacenteFa. 81 I'd
sufre de enfermedades peculiares de las
mujeres. Nneva Salad d. Pcao le aevol-
vera sus fuerzas y buena salud. Esse re-
medic da alivio rapido los dcs6rdenes dc
las nujeres. regulariza Ia nenstruacicn
refuerza el sistema nerviosc y pone 2 Ia
muJcr 0 nina dolicnte en- perfecta salud,
ton'hcando los drganos dc nlanera que estes
funcionen sin dihculiadcs. Nnesa Salad
Sc Reno da salud acci6n natural al siste-
ma ccnpre una botelIa hoy niisrao. De
venta en- todas las farmaciss.
s. .. LEONARDO & co.. rshrissui.s. Me-,
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-10-19
Me IEaIrlaIl carpiliQro.

que querian conner, rs IL pregunta
Carpintero que desea servirse. FL hues
red extrafio mira la lista y da su orden
directamante az mozo: Costillas de ter
nera; cordero cocido; pavo asado; pei
dices la cacerola; faisan; beefsteak
con hongos; riflones de cordero; patio
a la parrilla
Seguia Carpintero dando su orden Fl
mozo, que este apuntaba lleno de es
tupendai admiration, cuando rs 10 in
terrumpi6, dici6ndole:
-Caspita, senior Carpintero Spuede
I'd. comar todo ESQ?
NO; por cierto, no, contest6 ell
huesped original.
-IY para que quicre toda esa Co,
mida entonces?
--Se la voy a llevar a esos huslguis
tas hambrientos que estan gritando al
lado afuera.
Comprende el lector que Upton Sin
clair aprovscha esta oportunidad para
Ioirar con sentimientos cristianos la lu
cha del capital con ell trabajo., Pons =
su Cristo siInboico hablando. Y ac
tuando al frente de los mas completes
problemas del mundo noderno.
Esta misma OCCASION aprovecha ell al
tor para burlarse de la carsncia de
ilustraci6n de los hombres que dirigen
la industrial cinematogr&fica. He aqui
10 que dice rs, hablando de la cinta
QUE esta hacienda imprimir: 'Esta SO
mada de una historic escrita por un
tai Carlos Dickens. GDickens2 die yo
cuando me llevaron Ell argumento. Me
gusta su trabajo. GCuales son las seaas
de ese sujeto2 Y me dijeron que ha-
bian dido 6eci- que estaba EN- nm lu
gar llamado Abadia de Westminster,
en- Inglaterra. Bien, dijo 70, mandenle
un tslegrama pregnntenle cuanto pi
de por un contrato exclusive. Y envia
mos Ell cable Carlos Dickens, la
Abadia de Westminster, en- Inglaterra,
y no recibimos contsstaci6n. Despu6s
supimos que hace mucho tempo que
este sujeto Dickens muri6 que 10
que esta en- la Abadfa de Westminster.
son sus huesos.''
Y asi en- el resto de la novela, Car
pintero va encontrandose con persona
jss y situaciones que Ell antor presenta
como caracteristicos de nusetra epocss
y que 81 visitante extraiio juzga con
la fiIosofia del Martir del G6lgota.
Tancredo PIN0CHET.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-10-19
GAVE De S45 A S1OO.
SENANALES

Cnrissirr p~Fsena eve este sin trahaio o
air ae.ee e'arreniar "a negoeo lucrative
hsrlenaa su,amsnie naA peaneAa inversion
A. alnero. f'eee ahers une espitndida opor-
SInidad a. igdepsndfaFae Earar de s45
500 seuaaeiss mas esll tando los mag
eiAepa mercedes enc eascAa nuestro msra-
H.se ihre ''tsi'esot Secreios Inaasiria-
ifs''. cea nuestFo lhFa usie1 aprenderA a
fahriraf uiaifitud d. rroduetos De gran
vents halnesderes heneacies. como jabo-
49, rinnrrss iebidss de fodas clases. H.
sianss. efenat a. feeador betunes. hieiO
sin np#Fafns. peF'as artideiales. etc, e'e.
rfero dei iibsu tt40 con dos magnih-
eos Fe<a'os etiFa. fidaio hoy empioee in-
mediatsmepie = ranar mncho dincrc. es-
eIiha ~ ~ fflieie descriptive gratis. Rival
D. Fnlii.hinE Co.. Carey. y. u.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-10-19
(De nuestrO correspOnsal sn New York

~--T~-~
''Me llaman Carpintero'', es el nom
Ire de la reciente nove.a, de Upton Sin
c,air. Ese hombre de cara dulce iris
te, de csbsllera larga, de tunica blan
ca, que Sc habia desprendido de la ven
tana de una Iglesia y que Sc paseabs
por las Gales Ge western City. llama
ba naturalmente la atenci6n de todoss
Llevado por Billy Billy Sc llamaba
el joven qrisn Carpintero scompa,
fiaba--se encontraron con un conocido
de este iltino. Cuando Billy fue a
presentarlo, tropsz6 con que no saba
sr nombre, y g, extrano dijo con sen
cilIez:
Me llaman Csrpintero.
En- la Gale, cuando We las muje.
res con vsstido corto con descotes afro
vidos, pintadas las mejillas Y los Ia
bios, pregunta Carpintero 81 esta Ell
una secci6n 'restringida' de la ciudad,
es decir 81 esa es una seccion de la
ciudad para las mujerss de vida ale
gre.
Csrpintsro cita al profeta ISaias y
dice que las mujeres de ahora 500
les falta llevar colgajos en- la nariz
para ser 10 mismo que las de sntes.
Cada cosa que Carpintero We en- esta
ciu6ad moderna le da occasion para ha
Ger observaciones que son un anatema
contra Ia civilization actual.
Una de las primeras escenas que Car
rintero presencia en- Western City es un
Salon de Belleza. La dueffa del Salon
cuando oys decir que Carpintero puede
aliviar 81 sufrinliento. le asegura que
81 Sc asocia con ella podra ganar mu-
cho dinero, pEes 81 evitarA que sufraa a
las mujsres a quienes hace sus trata-
mientos de beI.eza. &
En- ell mismo Salon de Be.leza. Sc
encuentra Carpintero con la famosa &c
triz de cinemat6grafo, Mary Magma,
beEeza pecauoraA Due desde el primer
momento Sc We va a desempenar Ell
papel de una nueva Maria Magdalena.
Tambien ALI mismo s. encuentra Car
pintero con IN magnate de la indus
tria cinematografca. un productor de
peliculas. Lo llaman T-S, q causa De
cue su verdadero nombzs Tszchnicslxlef
frstszch es POGO menSs que impronun
ciable El magnate cssssre contrstar a
carpintero para que tral,aje como ac-
tor en- su producci6n " penculas.
Esa misna tarde Cazu tero coma en-
TN restoran de lujo con rs, Billy
Mary Magma y otras personals mas. a
Quienes el magnate ha invitado. Los
mozos del restoran donde Hsgan %
mer estan de hnelga y vocifersn la
puerta. pidiendole al phbico Que no
: entrs. ~s4 Il
Daspu6s QUE todos los comensales ha
bian dado sus 6rdenes por los platos
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-10-19
MUsTAFA KEMAL A ANGoRA

ANGORA.- Procedente de Broussa
ha llegado esta msfiana aaui 81 jefe
del goDierno kemalista mustafa Kemal
quien sue recibido en- la esSacion por
rna gran ruchedumbre que Ie vitore6.
Isnst Paslia. acompaiiaba al lidcr
turco.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-10-19

Nunca autes ha tenidO usted Oportuni-
dad tan esplendida como la que le ofrece-
mos para este mes solamente Por 10 tan
81 nproy6chen obrando inmed iatamente.
"a de estos famosos Reloies Cuco, mien-
tias duren los vendeTemOs az precio asom-
brosamente hajo de $1i.95, siendo que va
len euando menos el doble de nuestro pre-
clio.
Este Reloi ouco cuya ilustraci6a apare-
t3--ll2 paigadas de ancho estd hecho de
"a mndera mas cOstosa duradera, tenien-
a. un hOnit dibuiO talladO a mano. Es
muy hermoso. attractive de rico aspecto,
pcr tod0 10 cual resulta mucho mas vhliosO.
yiene manuinara de lat0n. provista de d Is
que el Reloj marca Ia hOra exacta. FL Cu-
que sale per Ia puertecita canta las ho-
rHs las medias horas, acOmpanado pOr ell
toQue de una eamDana. FL Reloj ccmpleto
sumemeate exacto un verdadero ador-
no para cualQnier cuarto
aiusta rcgula debidsmente, Sc empsca
en- una fuerte Gaia de MADEIRA para evitar
cue Sc averic en- 10 mas mfnimo.
Sc garantiza que todos los Reloies estan
en- pcrfecto estado y que son exactamente
como apa-ecen aqui ilustrados.
81 pedir e ReIri cuco envenos usted su
nemhre direction juntamente con un de-
S9.05 al serle esltfegado ell Reloj Los ellen
tes de Aeiico Sc serviran enviar con el pc
dido 81 importe total. pues las compafiias
de transportes no aeeptan bpltos G. O. D.
para ese pais.)
Las cxistencas sen limitadas. Obre us
ted pronto y enyfe su pedido hoyl
UNION SALES COMPANY
Dept 14o0.
- So. Desplaines St Chicago. III.
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OSTEOPATIA

Sc rsnts ID. norvioso. dsbn , can
nde7 SURE dc dolores de cabeza pc
eho , sspalda7 Prnsbs los tratamientOs
Dc o8TEoPATIA.
Padeee Dc dsbilidad mental9 Desea
eonservar 50 ments despejada para
atsnder debidamsnte sus negocios2 Pa
esce as inaennio7 Prusbs Ia osTEo-
PATIA.
fadece Dc parallels. reumatismo.
ataquss Dc spiispsia. oStrenimientO, pO-
bEssa Do iangrs7 Pruebs osTEoPA-
TIA.
osTEoPATTA e. el sistema dc ira
famisnto manual pOr medic del cual
% alusta IA coinmna vertebral y .ner-
vios Tonovando Ia circulation de Ia
rnngrs ain necesidad DO usar drOsas.
Q eleetrleidad.
II dnieo Doctor en- osTEoPATIA en-
rnerto Rico.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-10-19
DIR. S. NJ. Haley

Consuitorio Cruz 6. tslsfonO e27 San
Juan. Rsaideneia. TeltfonO 2e2 SAN
turca Advt.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-09-05

First Poll.-Beginning at Broad Street
and Staten Island Sound, Westerly to
State Street, northerly to Woodbridge
Creek, easterly and southerly along the
shore line to the place of beginning,
and the polling place therein will be at
School No. 2 on State Street.
Second Poll. Beginning at State and
Washington Streets, westerly to Lehigh
Valley Railroad, northwesterly to Penn
s~ylvania Railroad, northwesterly to
Spa Springs Greek, thence to Wood
bridge Creek. to State Street, to place
of beginning, and the polling place
Street.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-09-05
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