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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-05-13
ACCEPT BIDS FOR
WATER EXTENSIONS
Board Of Control Acts TO Extend Water
Matns-Al Now Needed Pro
Goods from Bond Sale.

The board OF control held mcctin ,
last night at the office IF Mayor John
Il. wyatt in the ely hu;IdirG and wen,
over the bids submitted for the con-
Structiun Of water mains on mar
dozen different projects. TN" bids sub
mittcd by the firm Of Shanhafclt X
clifford were accepted on rjN" Of the
projects and the bid IF IN East Liver
pool firm was accepted Tor Water alley
The Jobs which Shnunafclt * 'iiiord
Will DO ar" West T~"utN-th.rd street,
Pinch Run. West Westminster street,
Indian Run. Walnut alley.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-05-13
AUTO WAS
STOLEN LAST NIGHT

\ Chevrolet $40 owned by David Gal
lagher was stolen from IN" streets her"
late last night. Gallagher loft his car
parked near the Windsor a. $50 y. n.
When he went 10 cot the car At !"
o'clock il WIS gone. rolicc were not
fed.
Fined S4oo
Hugh Smith Of Trumhull street. was
before Mayor John Y. Wyatt yesterday
10 answer TO 4 charge "f vioia'inE the
LIQUOR laws. Some whiskny and home
brew were found on his premises. He
entered a plea Of guilty aad MS iinca
$500 1t is l,kclv that h" NIL pay.
To Pipe Crock
Tho Commercial baseball team of this
city will GO TO Pipe Creek tomorrow to
play tho fast team or that rlalc. The
Pipe Creek team IS 4 good ono ana the
same is true OF the Commercial mn" OF
this city.
Arnold Funeral
Funeral services for the late Charles
Arnold. 55 prominent and we'll known
druggist here for 20 years. who died
Wednesday night. VIII N" held this after
noon at tho late residence on North
Guernsey street The remains will he
placed in the crmcnt mausolcum At the
Rose Hill cemetery.
VIM Porterheld
The remains Of william fortcrilcIG
who died a, his place Of residence back
OF St. ClalrSvil.c. Deceased was form
or local timer and was aged 80 years
He was 4 member of tho lont" lodG"
of Masons and that order will hav"
charge Of the funeral to lie held Sunday
A brother James resides here.
Boy Scout Notes
A meeting Of the Boy Scout troop Of
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-05-13
BRIDGEPORT WILL
OBSERVE MOTHERS DAY

Practically all Bridgeport will Oh
serve Mothers Day which will be he'd
all over the country tomorrow. All the
churches have prepared special proCra nj
and pastors will preach special ser
mons on why one should remember MS
mother on this certain day which ha"
been set aside for thought Of mother
Advertisements hIv" been put out urG
ing those who are away from home Ia
call up their mother over long diStanc"
no matter how far away he or she may
ne. 4 Carnation will be IN" flower worn
by those who have thought Of thcr
mother.
Everywhere ministers are urging all
to attend these special church services
which rs being held for no other purpose
than the one mentioned before. Sever
nj organizations IN this city and Other
cities will attend tho services in body.
Distributing Pheasant Eggs
The secretary Of the Belmont County
Fish and Game rrotcCtiv" Association
Is in rcc"ipt OF several hu' .r"d phcas-
ant eggs which will b" DISTRIBUTED
among the members Of THIS association
The eggs h1v" been furnished by thc
state who has been doing This for MANY
wears back They are always furnished
at this time Of the year. A. soon as
this bunch Of eggs have been DISTRIBUTE
ed. a second bunch will hc sent The
state has placed 4 limit on tn" numhe"
OF eggs sent an,s hope that this certain
fowl will be brought back again instead
OF being eXter-NiNated.
FRtkers Day
Tho American Legion held q special
program at th"ir rooms on Monument
Square prepared for tho fathers OF all
cx-servicr men. Last evening. \ large
number Of cX-Scrvicc mon and their faith
crs wern present. Following a fin" pro-
gram. tho remainder 0f the evening was
spent in Il social Tx" manner after
which luncheon VAS served.
Smith Funeral
Funeral services Of Lcuord Smith
aged minor Of Biz Run who died las,
Wednesday. Will DC held from tho late
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-05-13
Council Declares Necessity for Impro"e-
ment Of Seneca and Trum-
bull streets.

Matters rrrard.rE the improving or
certain streets ana tn" dupIS"IiinE at the
pumping faCIIl;.r~ IT the mun'lla'
water plant We" given attention ny
city council last night together with
other matters.
An ordinance to rc-eSCb.iSh Inc
grade ON I'resCcn; street WAS "mGr"SN"d
and passed after tire" rcad'n Wit"
out a dissenting vote. Council then
quickly adopted a Resolution declaring
II necessary To impruN" that street.
The council also adopted an ordNanc"
establishing the Eradc for Trumbull
street from 4l>t to ind streets ana
also the ordinance declaring il ncceS-
ssry To improve that street.
Another ordinance adopted by the
solons provided for an Issuance oil
bonds In an amount OF S5n,nOo 70 pnr-
chase a pump at the water works. Ser
lous breaks have occurred at the plant
recently. Council decided to insert III
tn" ordinance that steam pump h"
purchased. the high cost OF an electric
pump being pointed out by the SoIonS
Persons owning property on Elm
alley between 10th and ATTN streets
pctitioned comCil for paving OF lhat
section Of the alley The service a.
rector was instructed to have plans and
speciflca tions prepared.
city auditor HOFFMAN prepared esil-
mates for the 1923 budget a-d council
referred the mater 10 the tax commas
sion to fix the levics. The budget calls
for 4 total slightly over so 1000 for the
Service. Safety and Health funds OF the
city
Members OF local Union ~ Steam
and Operating Engineers sent anotHr
communication L. council last night re-
uucstinE that the solonS give conS'd-
nration to the matter Of rcadjuStinE the
wages OF employees At the city water
plant After brief discussion council
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-05-13
q. & o. Pay Today

Tho pmplnvcs % III" Il. & - railroad
are being paid today. The pay, although
not up 20 the standard, Is nothing ijk"
Il has been for the past several pays
It Is thought that the local road + due
for nncther laNNfr in Tho nnar future.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-05-13
MARTINS FERRY
Bic CROWD HEARS DR.. kREBS;
URGES PEOPLE To COOPERATE
Burnt Potatoes Cause Alarm

.r~S and doubles wrr" coming in fast
The, s,nr" 4, n" end -: 'hc fifth IN
u;.g was IN.
Burnt Potatoes Cause Alarm
\ pu; OF pui:,;n"S which, had been ict;
nr tn. .,tnNc and MAI burned gave the
'ir,iu"u a scare Yesterday when IL" bon
a. The 'ppora' book was turned IN.
~ the trucks made record runs ana
upra their ARRIVAL they saw Volumes OK
s';lr,>r pouring nut N" windows IN the
second moor OF the SChaff"r building.
they were ON the verge oi putting mp
lattcrS and had tho hose connected when
,hc cause was found. No damage waE
done.
Martins Ferry Briefs.
William, Frederick who Is working az
Warren. j. spending the weekend VITA
relatives here.
Squire Thomas Gown" WAS visitor
on in the county yesterday.
Mrs. II. t. kochnleln sustained =
Drained ankle when she trippcd over
l rope in IN" ward.
NJ NJ. Ferry has returned from Il Soy
cral days business trip ~ Columbus
Harrison Thomas OF cleveland Mas I"
auSirr,;S Visitor here yesterday.
Roland Ra,>ton OF Fourth street *
able IN be out again after several day
illness.
The members OF he Elks and they
friends enjoyed u dance ~ their HON"
last evening.
Fred JamneSon Of Coiera!n was v!S-
i,or in this city yesterday.
q; W TAYLOR ot Pittsburgh returned
after spending several days with'triend|
here.
Evening star., 1922-07-18
B. F. KEITH's-Joe Cook.

Joe Cook, an extraordinary entertain
er. who has enlarged his act. making it
quite pretentious, heads this weeks bill
at Keith's. which, by the way is an un-
usually good one. Cook opens his act
in the regulation way, but he has elab
crate scenic effects and is assisted by
several men. and girl. who sings well.
He is original in telling stories and
especially amusing in explaining why
he would not initiate four HawaiianS.'
If there is any thing Cook cannot do
in the way of dancing. singing, juggling
failed to discover it. His recalls were
numerous
Ruth Budd. the pretty athletic girl
with a smile, sings and dances well and
follows with daring and difficult feats
on the flying rings and dangling rope.
The little lady is a big favorite with
vaudeville patrons. and easily repeated
her former triumphs One of the bright
est and most entertaining sketches that
has been presented recently is Are You
Married. produced by Lewis and Gordon.
1t tells of an eloping couple at Atlantic
CITY aHd the effort to blackmail there,
followed by the turning of the tables in
surprising manner. The sketch is
we'll acted and scored a big hit.
Eva Shirley and Oscar Adler's orches-
ira are placed down in the review be-
cause they were held over from last
week, but the act is one of the best of
the bill. Miss Shirley sings well and the
orchestra was compelled to answer re-
calls so frequently that the lights had
to be lowered. Every member appears
to be an artist and Prof. Adler is not
afraid to display the individual talent
of his organization.
Paul Gordon and America open the
bill with singing and bicycle act that
was well received Crafts & Haley offer
Evening star., 1922-07-18

Katherine Prichard and Henry Gold
stein performed their childish parts
with unusual excellence.
The character of Councilman Brick
Mason, portrayed by E. J. Bender,
could be omitted with good results.
The introduction of farce in what
should be Ia swift-moying play of
crime and its detection. is dis
agreeable DEPRESSION. Other roles
were mostly f1llers-in, and were taken
by Brandon Peters. Garry McGarry,
Gertrude Augarde. Dennis King, Ed
win Trusheim, Granville Palmer and
Mary Bundy. They were capably por-
trayed. hesitancy with the lines
could be forgiven re!Idily. owing to
the shortness of rehearsal and the
well known demands on performance
in stock.
That the play is one of thrills and
surprises is indiSputable
Evening star., 1922-07-18
ADJUSTMENTS
GARRICK-'A Turn in the Dark.

George Fl. Traders new melodrama,
"a Turn in the Dark" was publicly
performed for the first time oy the
Garrick Players at the Shubert-Gar-
rick Theat ter last night before an auI,
dience that indicated generous appre-
citation.
The first comment that an auditor.
would make on the fall of the curtain
Is that the play is too long. But this
defect is so obvious that MIR. Trader,
in a short speech after the PERFORM
ance, frankly admitted it. 1t is
fault remedied easily.
The play is based on struggle 10
obtain a chestful of valuable pearls
hidden by a piratical ancestor of the
Van Kyls near the ancestral home on
Long Island. Plotting begins even in
the home of the Van kyls.s the chlef
conspirator being the uncle Of the
twin girls who are the heirs.
The action of the play takes one to
the Italian tenement district IN Brook-
lyn. where in the house of the Velvet
Serpent all sorts of exciting things
take place. Then the scenes shift to
the home of the Van Kyls. where the
conspiracy is unveiled and the villains
get what is coming to them. There is
much darkness on the stage, sounds
of struggle and other happenings that
remind one of "'The Bat"
all worked hard and intelligently.
Mr.. Trader has really created
character in Mrs. Jacob Van XVI,
ouerulous, forgetful old lady. the
grandmother of the twins. Mrs
Charles B. Hanford is entitled to high
praise for her conception and por-
travail of the role. But it must be
admitted tlht there is too much of
her The twins were represented by
Miss Imogen Taylor. who performed
the dual role with commendabie DIS
cretion. retaining the spirituality OF
Violet Van kyl and the robustness
of Estelle.
The second act. located at the Van
Kyls' was the most interesting. Mr.
Trader gave a finished performance
of Louis Bertello. who poses as the
Italian chief of detectives, although
a member of the gang.
The chief burden of the play rests
upon Ada Meade. who personates
Mary Ellen. a warm hearted, faith
full Irish maid. and who risks her life
10 rescue Estelle. 1t was "a strong
character, and admirably depicted.
Evening star., 1922-07-18
RECEIVERS FROM DRUG.
Mrs. Uppercue Said to Have Taker
Liniment at Stamford, Conn.

STAMFORD. Conn, July FS.-Mrs.
Margaret Uppercue of Washington.
D. c., who took draught of lini-
ment while on the Colonial express
Saturday afternoon, appears to have
fully recovered at the Stamford Hos
pital.
No Information has been given by
the woman or members of her party
to throw light on the case.
Evening star., 1922-07-18
0BREGoN SLIGHTLY ILL.
Returns to National Palace After
Weeks Tour in Morelos.

MEXICO CITY, July 1s.-President
Obregon, who returned yesterday
from a weeks visit to Cuernavaca
and other points in the state Of
Morelos, was slightly indisposed to-
day SO that he was unable to go to
the national palace. His condition,
however. is not considered serious.
Evening star., 1922-07-18

songs and dances; oklahoma" Bob AL
bright scored hit, in singing number;
the AleXanders and John Smith are
clever jugglers. and the Pathe. Current
Topics and Aesop's Fab,es round out
the evenings entertainment.
Evening star., 1922-07-18

were filed in the extradition court yes
terday. by counsel for the accused.
Judge Choquett, extradition commits
sionef. reserved decision on the appli-
cation for his extradition.
Evening star., 1922-07-18

frauding tho United States government
out OF $4.00o.0 900. acted legally IN ap-
plying for liquor withdrawal permits
and that the forgery and perjury charges
against him are without foundation,
Evening star., 1922-07-18
COL. WINTER TO RETIRE,

Col Francis A. Winter, Medical Corps,
recently stationed at Fort Sam Houston,
Texas. will be placed on the retired list
September /. on his own application,
after more than thirty years service.
Evening star., 1922-07-18
DENIES 100000 FRAUD.

MONTREAL. July 1S-Documents
purporting to show that Harry A Cross
Evening star., 1922-07-18
TRANSFER CAPT. w0oDLIEF

Capt. William A. Woodlief, infantry,
has been transferred to the adjutant
generals department.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-03-20
QUE NO Sc ENTREGUE Ell BAEco
GRITAN LOS AMERIcANos

In un editorial que parece en- el 1u-
nero 14,111 del "New York Ameri-
cam de fecha MARIO Z, Ieemos 10 si-
guiente: ':Debemos ser orgullosos y va
Eentes como 10 fus nuestro patriota
James Lawren.e, que en- la bahia de
Boston dio su vida peleando por la Ii
bertad de los mares en- lucha titanica
contra Ell Imperio britdnico NO
aaandonemos la nave. No la aban-
donamos aver, no la abandonaremo5
hoy. Nosotros no lie tememcs micdo
al Inarino ingles, senadores. derrotad
Gin miramientos el pacto de las 'Cuatro
Potencias' y no entregueis la nave a
Ia fiota britannica Acordaos ''del estu-
pendo y solenne'' referendum 2 del ano
de 1920. Hay otro referendum" en-
81 otoilo que yiens'',
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-03-20

Las preocupaciones diarias de Ia
vida, la mon0tona rutina de la casa.
de la oficina, de la tienda, de la IA
brica, e,'ercen un efecto perjudiciai
sobre la digestion Y asimilaci6n de
les alimentos, que es causado por la
falta de ahsoreion de hierro por la
sangre. GN'o vegetal animal con-
tiene hero; es esencial para la vi
da v desde el nomento que SUI di-
gestion y asimilaci6n Sc entorpece
debido a preocupaciones, demasiado
trabaJo, o por cualquier otra causa.
ell sjstema deia de adquirir suficien-
te hierro de los alimentos, aunque Sc
coma opiparamerte. Por 10 tanto.
lc unico que debe. hacerse cuando uno
una cantidad extra de hero, COM
blnado con cal Y fosforo. La COM
Sc slenta en- estado anormal, es tonlar
binacion perfecta de todos estos ali
mentos Sc encueLtra en- CLAYTONI-
QUE. Este famoso t6nico tiende in
meditamente a aun1entar los gl6bu-
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-03-20
DEscuBR1M1ENros c1ENrIF1cos

PARIS, Marco Dos descnbrimien-
tos importantes en- medicina fueron
anunciados hoy por Ia Academia de
Medicina de Frarcia. Uno es ia cura de
la erisipela por los doctores Goubeau
J Klsffer. Los citados mediccs dicen
cue una soluci6n de tetrach.orate of
sodized carbon colocada sobre "a par
tie afectada, impide la propagation y
desarrollo de la enfermedad, asi como
Ia cura de la misma. Ell continue uso
de "a solucion, dicen los citados doc
torres, termina la enferme5ad en- ell or
ganismo.
Un alivio positive Sc ofrecs los
casos tuberculosis que sufren de crisis
ssmaticas. Ell DR.. Do=veyron informa
cue los pasaiss respiratorios pneden ser
limpiados per medic de uEa tozina tn
beycular
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-03-20

los rojos de sangre que proporcio-
nan al sistema absorber hero, cal
y fOstoro de los alimentos.
Los nifios de escuela. nerviosos.
deben tanlar CLAYTINTQUE des-
pues de cada coInida, durante una
semana diez dfas. Esto les produ-
era apetito, dormiran bien v Sc
Sentiran mejor casi inmediatamen
La mujer proxima a la materni-
dad debe tomar CLAYTONIQUE pa
ra .mantener sus fuerzas conservar
su sangre RIGA en- gl6bulos rojos
asegurar asi, la salud de la criatura.
Los convalecientes de ambos sexos
estan invariablemente faltos de una
cantidad extra de hero cal f6sfo-
ro para enriquecer la sangre Y erear
frerzas. Los ancianos deben tomar
CIAYTONIQUE de vez en- cuando
para enriquecer su sangre Y despejar
la memoria. Claytonique es bueno pa
ra el est6mago. Sc encuentra en- to-
das las boticas.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-03-20
..VACAS

Sc venden so muy buenas, i6venes
bonitas.- 80 paridas Y 20 horras.
Tambien Sc venden 2 toros Holstein
puros, j6venes e 1nmunes a la fiebrs de
Ia garrapata.
Dirijase Jose L. Pesquera, Edifcio
Bouret. San Juan. Advt.
SE ALQUILA po- $50 mensuaies una
bonita casa en- sitio centrico dc San
Juan con TRES dormitorios, sala. ante
sala, comedor, cocina, buen baiIo de-
mas comfort propios para Gel HoGAR
DE UN HOMBRE''. Pelicula extraor-
dinaria que Sc exhibira en- ell "Rialto"
Ell dia IS de marzo. .-3-24.
PORTUNIDAD.- Sc vende la item
tia de merceria "La Nueva Victoria
en- la Parada 5, con poca e.istencia,
dcbido a que su dueiio Sc embarca.
Aprovechese. A Yapur y Hno. Box Ill.
Puerto de TERRA. 3-31
NIi9o AREoLLADo PoR UN AUTO
En- la carretera No 2, de Quebradi-
Has. el artom6vil de la ca. "a 'Lamborn
and CO.. que gniaba ell chauffeur ("
L, Bamud, arroll6 al nilo Manuel To-
zado, de 10 amos ocas.nandole variaa
contusionos. La policia intervino
vENTA DE FLORES NATURALEs C1
la Gale "Hoare" stop IA, sarturce.--
Llame al telefono 678 azul, santurce y
seran servidos Embellishments. 4-6
- 49, -o~-~-~o~~o~~~>~>~
DEPENDENCE de farmac.a con bne-
mas refsrencias y cuatro amos de rrac-
tica en- el ramo, desea colocacion. F2ra
informes diriiase Esteban viliafa1e,
Apartado 92, Naguabo, P. 7. Ill
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-03-20

Nora casa de Mu1ecas" fue
Ell drama de Ibsen que obtuvo mayor
renombre. Es un drama cerebral y sus
personajes son seres ideologicas. Nora
cs una joven soaadora, LENA de idealis
mo, sin experiencia, alguna, gu, Sc casa
con obje.o de hallar en- ell matrimonio
su falicidad. Los primeros siete amos
de casada, los pasa junto gu esposo,
sienlpre riendo, siempre sohando. Diria
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-03-20
PURIF1oUE

listed puede purificar su sangre. devoi.
YER salud y vigor a su sistema, eliminar la
debilidad nerviosa. fortalecer sus organos
digestivos, regularizar sus rlfiones el h.
gado 81 toma ell EATir de Le0n0rG bdr0
Ia SGn9re FL mejor especiheo conocido
para lirnpiar ei cuerpo humane de materias
venenosas y poner en- sus Venas sangre ro-
ia y sana Este remedio aumenta la ac-
cion de todos los organos, dando al CUTS
un color saludable. alivia el cansancio fist
GO y mental eausado por Ell trabaJo y
decaimiento pone
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SIJ

sistema en- perfecto estado. Es igualmente
efectlvo para aliviar las afecciones feuma-
ticas de las cCyunturas muscuios. Miles
de personas que han encontrado satisfac-
cion en- el EirtT de Leonard para la
SGngye 10 recorniendan como un remedio
ehcaz en- casos de Stills. ulceras, escrofu-
las, anemIa, tumores y todas las enferme-
da les que provienen de la sangre. Compre
inmediatamente de su droguista una bote-
LA de Elixir de Lconaydl para Ia
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-03-20

APRENDA Telegrafia sin hilol GRA-
tbs. Preparesc para el future. Desea-
mos protejerle. Hagase socio hoy mis-
mo, del PORTO RICO RADIO CLUB,
BOX e68, San Juan, P. R. 4-14
DOS HABITACIoNEs bien amuebladas,
con 0 sin comidas, muy aseadas y ven-
tiladas, Sc alquilan en- casa de familia
respectable extranjera, en- santurce, Ger
ca parada trolley y guaguas. Tel6fono
839 Negro santurce.-3-2o. .
HII-o JAPoNEs acsbado de recibir,
Ell todos los njilneros a $3.50 docena.
Franqueo extra. ss
GONZALEZ PADIN Co. 4-15
VENDEDoR co11PETENTE. Con prac
tica Ell la venta de mercancias, ferrete-
ria y productos farmaca auticos ofreee
sus servicios para yiajar por la isla o
como. dopendiente de farmacia con ocho
amos de practica. Referenci&s inmejo-
rabies. Escriba vendedor I. c. G. NJ,
Vega Baja.-3-27.
MULsIFIDE COCoANUT OIL SHAM
POO el preparado maravillosn para Ia
varse la cabeza, cura radicalmente Ia
caspa evita la caida del cabello, Sc
gsrantiza ell resultado. Frasco rs CEN
tavos. GONZALEZ PA0IN Co. 4-15
Sc vENDE.-Por no poderlo atender
su duefo ell establecimiento de cigarros
cigarrillos y du,ces, situado en- For
taieza 10. Infcrlne en- el misIno. San
Juan P. R. $40
DUENOs DE AUToMOVILEs:- La
Bombilla ALPHA para autos, lie du-
IA mas. iprocdrcla de Sill comerciante v
81 no Ia tiene c6mprela ncsotros! Ri
vero Chaves y Co., Brau rs, San Juan,
P. R. Distribuidores Exclusives. Alb.
Sc vENDE un caro- Dodge on buenas
Condiciones. Dirfjase al dueho de la
guagua F'Habana' San Juan. P.
PETRoLEo GAL es ell 1nico regenera-
dor del cabello de fama reconociGa, 10
hoce crecer 10 fortalece, usa2do Pc
TRoLEO GAI NO HAY CALVAs.~-
Pomo Grande $780, Pomo peque-
70 s1.25.
GONZALEZ PADTN Co. 4-15
coMERcIANTEs DETAIF.IsTAs.-
Eemos recibido una grandisinla canti-
dad de calzado cue liquidamos casi a
precio de costo. c. Perez Alvarez, S. en-
c., San Juan. 4-9
sT0MALTx sAIz DE CARLO, para
f&cilitar la digestion y evitarss las mo-
lestias Gel estomago intestinos, tome
Sc una cucharada de Stomalix Ea;z de
Carlo despues de cada comida, 10 ven
den todas las boticas.
GONZALEZ PADIN Co. 4-15
Sc yENDE.- Por no ,poderlo atender
Sill duelo Ell Hotel Espana, Princesa
NO. 2, con 18 do-nitorios muy ventila-
dos Informa-an en- el mismo hotel. S-29
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JOSE Q. SILVA

Qncina: Edihcie Bourca Tel. l063.
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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-03-20

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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-03-20
a las mJeres y senorltas neryiosas
y delicadas: el hero crea fuerzas.
solldifca los nerviosy da vivaeidad
CLAYTONIQUE,

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nelor para toda senOrta delcada neryiOsa pard lac
mujeres prOximas la materndad para los consaIe-
cienes personals que esten de saIud delgadas
sufran de debilidad sexual 10 mismo cue nara los hom
bres y mujeres de avanzada edad - ~ EO,
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1922-01-28

he would have been robbed of much
more had not the burglars seen the
price marks on his goods. When they
saw that he is almost giving away
his merchandise they decided to wait
till day light when they could make
their selections to better advantage
and get them almost as cheap as
stealing them.
On the same night one of the hor-
ses belonging to the Express Comp
any was stolen, but this was recov-
cred Thursday by Sheriff Landry's
office, through Deputy George Colgin
1t was near Olivier, and had evident
ly been ridden that far and then turn
ed loose. Mr.. Colgin states that he
has a strong clue on the robbers of
the clothing stores, but nothing alb
solutely certain yet has turned up.