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Evening journal., 1922-12-30
BY HENRY l.. FARRELL.
(Unlted Presa sports Edltor. }

Omitted Press sports Editor.)
NEW YORK. Dec. 30 (United
Press)-with the exception OF golf
and boxing. leaders in most sport
remained IN possession OF their
honors through 1929.
There was practically a new list OF
champions in football, but that is
such an unstable game that many an
nual changes are forced by natural
conditions.
Professional baseball retained
most OF its leading clubs and tennis
had no important changes.
In the college ield. rowing and
track and field. two major sports
found the same powers In command.
Winning OF the two major league
pennants by New York clubs on sue
cesslvo years established a new rec
ord for baseball. The Giants, in
wining their second successive
worlds championship. also accom-
plished a feat that hadn't been
equalled in several years.
Baltimore ran away with thu In
ternational League pennant and won
the little worlds series" from ST.
Paul, the peEnant winners OF the
American Association.
Football had its greatest year and
the outstanding sectional teams, II
they are disputed as champions,
were:
East-Princeton.
Middlewest-Iowa and Michigan.
South-vanderbiit.
Missouri Valiey-Nebrasioa.
Pacific Coast--Californ,a.
Familiar faces were all found in
familiar places after a most SUCCESS
ful year OF tennis. Tho list OF cham
pions below found only one change
and that was because William Il.
Tilden did not defend his British
title;
Davis Cup champions-united
States.
Worlds Singles Championship
liam T. Tiiden.
Worlds Woman chsmpion-Mne.
Zuzanne Lenglen.
American woman's Champion
Mrs. Molla Mallory.
British Singles Champlon-Gera
L. Patterson.
All the golf crowns changed hands
during a spectacular and most inter-
esting season which saw the rapid
rise Of young players and the decline
Evening journal., 1922-12-30

The lowiy Maccabees gave the
fast-going c. c. Celtics. who recently
discovered their winning stride, a
scare IN last nights game in the
Junior Athletic League of the Jewish
Community Center Il was one OF
the best games ever seen in the
league, the Celtics winning out by
the narrow margin OF 33 TO 81.
The game scheduled between the
Boy Scouts and the Delaware Jun
iors was awarded the Juniors by
the forfeit route because OF the non
appearance OF the Scout team.
The Maocabees were regarded as
soft for the Celtics but they proved
a formidable foe. The first half
ended with the winners on the lead
by the narrow margin Of two points.
10 TO II, and with the removal OF
Frankfort from the game in the
second half. the Maccabees made a
remarkable spurt. It was only the
spectacular shots OF Lipzin form
mid-noor that saved the Celtics.
H. Zutz was the star for the win
ming aggregation. while 'Midye"
Sklut and Fishman performed prom
inently for the losers. Fishman
was In top form from the foul line
and kept the Maecabees in the run
ming at all times. Score:
Q. O. Celtics.
Evening journal., 1922-12-30
Sport TabloidS

NEW YORK. - Ugo FriSerIo,
Olympic walking champion, will be
unable 10 come TO this country for a
series of meets this winter because
Of the death OF his father, Frederick
W. Ruben, secretary OF the National
Amateur Union, announced today.
Frigerio was scheduled TO meet some
of Americas best walkers in a series
OF indoor meets.
NEW YoRK.-For the seven
teenth time in thirty years, Columbi
University won the annual tourna-
ment OF the c. H. Y. p. chess league.
PARIS.-M. Eudeline, manager Of
Eugene Criqul, European feather
weight champion, exploded the re-
port that bout was being arranged
between Criqui and Danny Frush by
announcing that, according TO the
terms of his contract with Johnny
Kilbane, Criqui would not meet any
one else before the time set for that
match.
BOSTON. = McGill University
hockey team defeated the Boston
Hockey Club here, TO 1.
Evening journal., 1922-12-30
BIG noise in
CITY LEAGUE
Mt. Vernon, "Caseys" Hit
Auditorium Gage Next
Tuesday Night
TALK BUSINESS AT
SUNDAY MEETING

The city Basketball League Is
getting set for reopening after a
lay-orf Of a week over the Christ
mas holidays. President Welsh has
called meeting for 2 o'clock to-
morrow afternoon in the Pioneers
quarters and all managers and Of
hcers are requested to be present
at the appointed time.
The Auditorium has been secured
70 stage the big battle between Mt.
Vernon and the Knights OF Colum-
bus on Tuesday night. Circum-
stances and occurrences have been
woven together 20 make this has-
ketball game one Of the premier
tussles in wilmingtons sport world.
Mt. Vernon has piled up an al
mos, insurmountabls lead with six
straight wins but the Caseys have
a last opportunity TO get up in front
with the creek boys. McGrannary's
men have lost one game in their six
starts and a victory for them will
tie up the lead.
An incident which adds TO the at
tractivsness of Tuesdays tussle Is
the fact that the one defeat suf-
fered by the Knights was at the
hands of Mt. Vernon. Considerable
argume ent which was carried TO
President Walsh for final decision
resulted from this struggle. the
question being whether time was
up or not when Mt. Vernon scored
the winning field goal. This Incl
dent only aided In furnishing keen
er rivalry between the teams and
their followers. Il also gave an in
dication OF how closely they are
matched.
At the last meeting between the
Knights and Mt. Vernon Il was
shown that the Friends School gym
was not large enough to accommo-
date the crowd which wished TO wit
ness these rivals in action in a cru
cial clash. The added interest IN
the coming collision on Tuesday
night made the managements ac-
qualnted with the fact that a larger
hall must be secured and they were
fortunate IN securing the Auditor
ium. the largest available place in
Wilmington.
Non-partisan followers OF sport
in Wilmington have been wanting
TO see these teams b action on
larger floor and they will now have
the opportunity.
Caseys Clash With Chicks.
Action in the City League will be
resumed on Monday night when the |
Knights OF Columbus will meet Sew !
enth Ward at st. Joseph Hall. This |
game is generally looked upon as a /
warming up for the Caseys for /
Tuesday nights fray with Mt. Yer
non, but with this feeling prevailing |
the Chicks are liable to be more /
dangerous than they appear.
Evening journal., 1922-12-30
MAYOR TO SPEAK
AT CHICKEN SHOW

Mayor Harvey will deliver the
opening address at the 18th annual
show of the Diamond State Poultry
and Pigeon Association. which will
open to the public in Old City Hall
on Tuesday, January 16. and con-
tinue until January 20. The exhibit
tion will be Judged January Il.
James ]. Barr. b. s.. of Cornell
University, win also make an ad-
dress at the opening Of the show.
on Wednesday afternoon there
will be a judging contest between
teams comprised Of students Of the
University of Delaware, Maryland
state, Penn state and New Jersey
state Colleges. These contests will
be in charge OF Professor Thompson
OF Rutgers and Professor Schaeffer
of the University OF Delaware.
on Thursday evening, January IS.
Professor Schaeffer will deliver a
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soAAN2N!s65 )! n
RXARREIN
WI ~

I OF the "old guard" The close OF the
season found;
Worlds Champion-Gene Sarazen.
British Open Champion-Waiter
Hagen.
American open champlon-Gene
Sarazen.
p. G. A. Champion-Gene Sarazen.
Amateur CHAMPIONSHIPS Sweet
ser.
Amateur Woman Championship
elena collett.
California won the national and
the eastern intercollegiate track and
field championship for the second
time and the rowing eight OF the
United States Naval Academy won
It's third title.
Passage OF Georges Carpenter.
Johnny Bun and Gene Tunney as
ring champions were unusual devel-
opments OF the year in pugiIsm.
Carpenter dropped all his title
when he was knocked out bv Bat
Ting Sikh; Johnny Buff lost bis ny
weight title TO Pancho villa and
Harry Greb beat Gene Tenney for
the light heavyweight title.
The present champions are.
worlds Heavyweight - Jack
Dempsey.
European Hesvyweisht-Battling
sikh.
Worlds Lirht Heavyweisht-Bat-
Ting sikh.
American Light Heavywsisht--
Harry Greb.
Worlds Mddleweisht Johnny
Wilson.
New York's Worlds Middleweight
Mike O'Dowd.
Worlds Weltorweight - Mickey
Walker.
Worlds Junior wsiterwsisht---
Pinkey Mitchell.
Worlds Lightweight - Benny
Leonard.
Worlds Junior Lightweight
Johnny Dundee.
Worlds Featherweisht--Johnny
Kilbane.
New York's Worlds Featherwsisht
Johnny Dundee.
Worlds Bantamweight Joe
Lynch.
Worlds Flywsisht--Jimmy wilde.
American Flyweight-P a n oh
villa.
The titles bestowed on Mike
O'Dowd and Johnny Dundee are
trick gifts OF the New York Boxing
Commission and Mitchell was elected
TO his crown by a public vote.
Evening journal., 1922-12-30
FELLOWSHIP FIVE
STOP CARNEY'S POINT

The Fellowship Club. an orsaniza-
tion comprising members OF the Y.
N. c. A. defeated Carney's Point in
a closely contested basketball game
at the Y. NJ. c. A. Thursday. 16 to
13. Both teams played strong de-
fensive game. the scoring from the
field being held TO seven goals. The
Fellowship Club will arrange games
with any team in the State.
In the preliminary game stapler
Park overwhelmed the Leaders
Second "a to II. Scores:
Evening journal., 1922-12-30
M0RAN-NILLES
MIX-UP TONIGHT

PAIRS, Dec. s0.-(United Press)
The most important heavyweight
battle on the continent since 1914
is scheduled tonight when Frank
Moran, the Pittsburgh scrapper,
meets Marcel Miles. French heavy
weight champion, at the Veledrome
DHivre.
Advance sales indicate that the
Partisan boxing fans will set rec
ord for attendance at the indoor
show and the 10000 capacity of the
Veledrome III be taxed to the ut
most. Promoters estimate that the
gate will be the highest IN the his
tory of French boxing.
Evening journal., 1922-12-30

lecture and Saturday has been set
aside as children's day.
Among the attractive premiums
offered is the Mayors cup, donated
by Mayor Leroy Harvey to the ex-
hibitor winning the largest number
OF points. Former Senator T. Cole
man DUPONT has offered eight cash
premiums and a number OF other
prominent men and well known firms
have given awards.
There are fifteen poultry classes.
two classes in pet stock and a special
class for pigeons.
Evening journal., 1922-12-30
sY0ISV Y NEI3
TIGERS COP FIRST HALF.

Captain Carson and First Lieu
tenant Taylor did not hit 500 but
the Tigers took the championship OF
the first half OF the City Bowling
League which came TO a close at
McKee's Alleys last night. The In
dians dropped the Tigers for three
OF the possible four points but Car
son and Company had the first half
sewed up. Smith was hitting close
to high single with his 247. Scores:
CITY LEAGUE
Evening journal., 1922-12-30
SEAF0RD CAGEMEN
DEFEAT LAUREL
;pecial 70 The Eveninr Journal

Special 20 The Evening Journal.
sEAFORD. Dec. 50.-At Thomp-
sons auditorium, Thursday night,
the Laurel basketball team met de-
feat at the hands OF ths Seaford
cagenen, 3s 70 10. The Laurel quln-
tet was substituting for the National
Guard cagemen of Easton, Nd, who
we're prevented from coming by a
storm. Captain Krahe was the Sea-
FORD star. He made nine field goals
In the first half. The guard work
Of Wright and Smith was also note
worthy. For Laurel. Turner did the
best work. The National Guardsmen
OF Easton will play here next Thurs
day. The lineup:
Evening journal., 1922-12-30
GRIDDERs IN PHOTO.

Defiance football team, Delaware
State and wilmington Association
champions will be photographed
tomorrow afternoon and every men,
Der Of the squad Is requested TO re-
port at the clubhouse at 1.30 o'clock.
Look pleasant, boys!"
Evening journal., 1922-12-30

|ss OF
| hich
Evening journal., 1922-12-30
MoHAwKs KEEP WINNING.

Mohawk A. c. made It four
straight last night by defeating the
Celtics. 81 to IL. The Mohawks
would like TO arrange games with II
to 16 years old teams. Manager
McCool can be reached at the
Peoples Settlement
Evening journal., 1922-12-30
BASKET
BALL
QUIZ
By
Referee
Foot Out OF Bounds.

Foot Out OF Bounds.
Can a player continue 10 drlbble
the bali IL the ball remains in
bounds while one OF his feet goes
over the boundary line?
No; the moment he steps over the
line the ball Is out OF bounds and
goes 10 the opposing side at that
point.
Evening journal., 1922-12-30
EMPLOYED BOYS
e Team Score
p. B. AND w. POULTRY SHOOT

Plenty OF prizes have been pro-
vided for the New Years poultry
shoot to be staged by the p. B. and
w. Gun Club over their traps at
Todds Cut. on Monday. The ehoot
will start at Q o'clock in the morn
Ing and all shooters are invited
Evening journal., 1922-12-30
Running.

Has a player the right TO run with
the ball provided he pass the ball
after so doing and makes no at
tempt 20 score a goal from field?
A player has no right 10 run with
the BAH in any direction under any
conditions
Evening journal., 1922-12-30
Out OF Bounds.

II the referee award a player the
ball out Of bounds and an opposing
player interferes with the return by
stepping out OF bounds 20 DO so,
what Is the penalty7
An opposing player must not inter
fere with a player returning the ball
70 the court from out OF bounds.
The penalty Is a free trial for goal.
Evening journal., 1922-12-30
NFIGHBoRHooD WINS AGAIN

Neighborhood defeated the Ward
A. c. in basketball game az the
Neighborhood Hall last night, ~ TO
II. Better work from the ield was
responsible for the win OF the LIN
coin stree aggregation. Score:
NFIGHRORHOOn
Evening journal., 1922-12-30

OF the Persian team OF the High
School section, has widened the gap
for individual honors to a margin
OF eleven points. His total is 152
points. c. Lawrence. OF the Indians.
OF the Younger Juniors. Is second
with 141 points.
c. Glazar OF the Liberty team. Is
hot on Lawrence's trail with ii0
points. From this point on the bat
tie is red hot with only a point or
two betwesn the contestants. The
records OF the irst fifteen men fol-
Evening journal., 1922-12-30
seaford.
cnals
Laurel.
Goals

Referee, Abbott. Milford. Time
keeper. Moore. Goldey College, Will
mington. Time Of halves, 20 min
utes.
Evening journal., 1922-12-30

II you have lost something Of
value and wish to get It back. why
not advertise in the Want Ads and
you are sure TO meet with success
Evening journal., 1922-12-30

Phil Backstein's Arab team Is IN
the lead for team honors. with l61
points. while the Packard team has
jumped into second place with i5e
points. The Liberty team is third
with 157 points. which IS lead OF
two points over Capt. Roman
Buick team.
The individual and team. stand
fppr fo1fou-s
Evening journal., 1922-12-30
McCabe and Brandywine were

McCabe and Brandywine were
easy victors IN Church League oas-
ketbail games staged at the Han
over gym last night. McCabe trounc-
ing st. Stephen, IL 10 10 and
Brandywine trimming Second Bap-
tist. 3s to IL.
Westminster was given the keen
est sort OF tussle in the Cookman
cage and won out by the narrowest
possible margin. IS to IS. First
Central was scheduled to play Ep-
worth and when the latter did not
appear for the game defeated a
team of all stars, 2s 20 16. Scores:
Evening journal., 1922-12-30

Strangers in the city find Want
Ads good fIiends.-Adv.
Evening journal., 1922-12-30
McCabe, BrandyuUine,
Westminster Win These
CHURCH LEAGUE Basketball
Last NIaht's ResuIt,.

AI HANOVER U VI
First game--Mccabe. q; st. Stephen
Second gameABrandywtne, IS; Sec
ond Baptist, u.
AT GOODMAN GYM.
First game-Flrst-Cent %; All
Stars. i6.
Second game-westminster, is;
Trinity. IS.
Tonlqht's Games.
AT GOODMAN GYM.
First game-Cookman VS.. Grace.
Second game-Mt. Salem vs.. Grace.
AT Y. NJ. c. A.
First game--,St. Paul vs.. Hanover.
Second game-Eastlakev ve. Harrison.
Evening journal., 1922-12-30
MACCABEES ARE
CELTIC VICTIMS
JEWISH COMMUNITY CENTER
LEAGUE.
Yesterdays Reeults.

&C. c. Celtics 80; Maccabees 81.
Delaware Jrs. 2; Scouts (forfeiO
Standing of the Teams.
Evening journal., 1922-12-30
S p r rs
Williams Sets Pace For
Boys in Turkey League

With the Y. NJ. c. A Turkey spartans ......
League half over. George williams Athenians ....
Evening journal., 1922-12-30

Athenians
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VACAS

Sc venden 30 muy buenas, j6venes
bonitas.- 80 paridas y 20 Lorras.
Tambien SO venden toros Holstein
puros, j6veneS e inmunes a la lebrs de
Ia garrapata.
Dirijase a Jose L. PesQuera, Edifcio
Bouret. San Juan. Advt.
Sc VENDEN cuatro magnifcas casas
en- ell mejor sitto de Catafio. Gale
Wilson esquina Flores, con buenas rem
tas facilidades para Ell pago. Casas
vivienda ell mejor sitio de comerc1o.
Informara Esteban Diaz Rivera Ca
tafo. Gale Flores No. % A. Castro,
Tetuan ], San Juan. 81
SE ALQUIIA un hermoso almacen aca-
bado de fabricar en- ell mejor sitio del
Malec6n, es todo de concrete, con puer-
tac y ventanas de hierro, mids 700 me-
tros cuadrados. Sc arriends todo en-
parties. Informant GONZALES PA
DIN. Comnany. Inc. p.
EN- Ell CENTRIC de la ciudad Salvador
Brau No. 46 en- Ell mirador del Salon
de Almuerzo y TIE, Sc alquilan habita-
clones para hombres solos, con sin
comidas Para informes: Tel. sri YER
da +. Thon. San Juan. 6-26
vENTA DE FLORES NATURALEs
en- la Gale "Hoare'' stop IA, santurce.
LIame al tel6fono 67s azul. santurce y
serAn servidcs Embellishments. SO
Sc VENDE la casa Avenida de
Wilson No, 21, Condado. Informaran
en- la misma. Telefono 1892 azuI. San
turce.-G.
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UNA OPoRTUNIDAD.- Sc venden
dos cocinas con su chimenea, nueve
mesas de eomedor, una romano, un fire.
gadero, un lavamanos, una nevera, una
cocina de gas crudo y tres docenas si-
Las. Gale del Sol No. 1O3. 5-27
Sc AIQUIIlA una habitacion para ma
trimonio con camas comidas para
hombre solo. Sc dan comidas domici-
Ito. Informes: Cristo As altos. Tel6fono
269 negro So
Sc ALQUILA Y Sc vende:-La casa
Avenida Wilson ndmero 27, Condado.
Informa T. Marxuach, tel6fono 500 ne
gro, Santurce-5-6.
BUENA CoMIDA, CANA cafe por
$500 mensuales. General Contreras Sc.
Telefono 72O negro, san Juan.-5-6.
Sc ALQUILA una habltacion con vista
la bahia bastante espaciosa para
hombres solos. Informes telefono 153
verde, Cristo 4. San Juan. 5-12
,->~o~G >-~-->-~~----@>
Sc VENDE en- la cSrretera de Toa
Alta Corozal una finca de sc cuer-
das. Casa grande. Buenas aguas. Pastos
de grama. c. Tudela, Corozal. Cd
Sc ALQUILA una habitaci6n fresca Y
espaciosa en- casa de familia respectable
propia para caballeros. Para informes
6irfjase San Francisco rs. SIS
JOVEN con bastos conociniientos en-
ell comercio desea colocarse. Informa-
ran. P. o. Box SO. Cayey, p, r. 5-11
REGALO. VIDRIERAS USADAS:-Li-
quidamos casi regaladas varias vidrie
ras mostrador en- buen stado.-cruz
10 Altos, Apartado 1884, San Juan,
p. R-6-5
"sE INTEREsA comprar una colec
ci6n de Sci Tesoro de la Juventud
encuadernada en- tela, que este en- bue-
mas condolences. Dirijase al apartadO
274, San Juan, P. R.-5-12.
Sc NECESITAN CON URGENCIA,
agentes para hacer ropa interior Gle Sc
da, deberan solicitar personas exper-
tas solamente. Dirijase al apartado 1854,
San Juan.-P.
Sc ALQUILA-- Apartamento propio
para un matrimonio. Informaran teIefc
no So verde, Santurce-5-12.
Sc ALQUILA. I'm bonito Chalet ca
lie de Salvador Prats, esquina Lopez
Landron, sombra en- los dos frentes, in
formara de dos a cuatro ell doctor Ros,
! Hipodromo IA, esta dos pasos de la
calle del Parque de la Avenida de
Diego.-5-12.
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FUNERAL,ES

Anteayer Sc llev6 efecto o. Ponce
los funerales del distinguido caballero
don Luis Costas Diaz, muy querido en-
aquella poblacion por la nobleza de su
csracter y virtuoso proceder. AL sepelo
ssisti6 una nutrida comitiva, ocmpues-
ia en- su totalidad por personas de gran
prestigio.
A los deudos del distinguidc caba-
Hero envia Ell MUNDo su mas sen.
tido pesame de condolencia.
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EsCUELA DE NURSES, HOSPITAL
PREsBITERIANo, SANTURCE

Sc necesitan alumnas para formar
rna nueva clase el primero de Julio. Re
Quisitos: ser de raza blanca, haber ter
minado ell primer afio de Alta Escuela,
roseer buena salud ffsica moral. Pi-
da blanco de solicitud HOY MISMO
Girijiendose la srta. Rosa A. Gonza-
lez, R. NJ, Apartado S67, San Juan,
Puerto Rico. Advt.
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RoBo EN- puERrA DE TERRA

Ell sr. Nicolas Amalvert, IN infor-
luado Ia detective que en- la noche
Gel 20 de a0ril, le sustrajerou de su
chaqueta, que habia dejado en- Ell al
macen del ST. Manuel Mufioz, sito en-
la calle San Agustin, Pta. de TERRA,
una cartera negra conteniendo la canti
dad de $15; un par de pantallas de orc
y un certifcado de salud.
La detective investiga el robo.
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MEDICOS
DR.. JOSE VICENTE
DENTISTA

De la Universidad de Pennsylvania.
HOras de Ofcina: = IL A. n. y
IL 2 5 P. n.
San Justo SO, altos de EEL LOUVRE" !"
Tel 240 San Juan, P. =.
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DON SERGIO BERNIER

Sc encuentra completamente rcsta-
bIecido de la dolencia uue sufriera en-
dias pasados, Ell distinguido caballero
con Sergio Bernier, competente tene-
dor de hbros de la ciudad de Ponce.
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REMED1o ExcELENTE

Para la Tos, catarro y NAL do gar
ganta, las Pastillas sLuden' de Men,
toi no tienen igual. Solo cuestan Seis
Centavos la GAIA en- las Farmacias.
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LA REINA DE MAYO

La EscueIa Superior de Ponce ha mi
c;ado un certamen con ell prop6sito de
elegir la Reina de Mayo. de las escue-
las publics. .
Ell dia 19 del corriente Sc Ievara a
egecto el escrutinio.
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ANUNCIOS CLASTFICADOS

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WEoBITos DE COMA: vsntAs al pOr
mayor, desde 60 cts. gruesa en- adelan-
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@srvimos pedidOs por cOrreo G. o. D.
q O. D. A. Allen 80, San Juan p
UN BANCo DE AHORRo.-Una hoJa
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Monte. rs un positive ahoro.-Tiene
w asentador autom4tico que le pro-
wOrciona un flo nuevo cads vex que
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0OMERCIANTEs DETADLIsTAs.-
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81 es que tiene tos y no SO 10 ha qui-
tado con otros medicamentos. Pruebe-
10 y quedara satisfecho. Sc vende en-
cas- Farmacias 5-24
FIJESE BIEN.-- Cuando compre hoji-
tas GEM para afeitarse, no permita
que le den otra marca que no sea
'GEM DAHASKEENE'' Las que no
Ilevan este nombre no son legitimas y
Hiempre salen malas. 6-14