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last of tho the wseb ~ Join her husband
Deotrs kIgus. 90 Kansas City, whete they
will make fheit future home.
warren TeIton the English teacher in
the school here ls worry ul ut NE home.
Ralph Hamilton. who was Injured
Will. PLAYING football iu the legion game
10 Harties,ile last Monday l. SIN com
fined TO his home
Mr. and Mrs Albert Warren. ~ Paw
huskb vcrc tho rursla 20 uleris ON
North Nyautufto TursdHv.
Nr and Mts u. NstHfoo of A,bn'
announce tho birth OF = baby Hirl az tNr.r
homo on October 20 poctnt and Nra
Npradoo are well known hrrH. Mr. Ma.
tadn1 was formerly Miss Eva Brush
whose parents reside on Snrth Wyauiuu
My. and Mr-. clay Builtck returned ~
their home in Ramona friday after
fpeudirE several days hHyo with reIa.
lives
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Soviet RussIn, with 900 900 men
under arms dev0tes ~ per cent ~
its national revenue 10 army uses.
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rrc. Keep rlrcmcn busy.
IInri In Accident

Joseph Price OF ChctopL. Kan.
was brought 10 tho Miami hospital
today TO undergo an operation fol
lowing injuries received IN a run
away accident. II IL feared hls
back is broken,
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Mr and Mrs 4. q. Saut'". ~. h' lshi!l'-
bert and Merwiu Bowmau left Monday
for okshomR city to attend tho hrNell
convention Wnte away Mr.. ana Ms
santec and Merwin Bowman VIII Nsi'
Melbourne and Guottncy Aanteo VINO At
tend tho university az Norman.
Tho 4. q. {. club met at the home OF
Noia ballard Wednesday evening WIN
Nrs j. w Kincaid and Mrs. r W
pollins entertained with lhlloweeh patty
Wednesday and Thurgday afternoon at 'he
home Of Mrs J. ". kinchid,
Mira Morgan of pittsburg kan, Ia the
house quest Of Mrs. John ward.
Mrs Harry nrecse returned MONDAY
from n weeks visit with her sister. Mtb
L. e. johnson o. Tulsa.
Mrs l. T. Finley and daughters arrived
Friday from Pittsburgh, Pa 20 spend ihe
winter with Mrs. j. H. sneed OF eos
Mr. Mary Powers OF Kansas city is
visiting her brouther. II. Founder
Tho Ncthodist church VIII entertain with
a Halloween party Mt the Bei ana Grimols
building Monday night, october 40.
John Dsstoble Of Kansas CITY Is visiting
The p. o. C. Girls club will rive q
Halloween dance at the community hall
Monday evening, october 3o' only the
club members viii he present.
Mrs. I. II. Cunningham spent Monday In
I wclsetka ~ the guest % her mSihei, hfr.
The Presbyterian auxiliary met Thurs
| day morning for an all l.duy session at the
/ home Of Mrs W, u. Hudson.
j Council members or tho First thriHlAn
| church entertained the general council h'
I the home OF Mrs. !. IL. Cunningham Thurs
/ day afternoon,
The Fyer Thlmbls club met at thr
| home OF Mrs Harold Spencer Tuesday
/ afternoon. Guests present other than the
members were Mrs. J, y. Wheeler, Mrh
| John Canoe, Mrs T.. D. Woodson, Mrs
/ Everett Ham and Mrs ! u. Eubanks
/ Mrs. p. n. Fleer loft Monday for visit
{ In Potter and Lawrence, Kan.
The keuiusiugtou club entertained with
a Halloween party Wednesday evening al
/ the home Of Mrs G. ". nurroughA The
members entertained their husbands.
/ Miss Jane oKane and Miss virginia
| Vaughan entertained with Halloween
/ party at the home ~ Jane o'Kane Friday
{ evening.
The W NJ u. OF tho Baptist church met
/ Thursday afternoon at the church.
Miss Louise Cook ana Mr Pleas q. Hard
I rick were married Ia oklahoma city sun
I day. Mrs. Hardrirk Is teacher Of Eng
/ lish IN the senior high school Of this city
Mr Hat1rick Il In business IN Tulsa,
/ MIS-. II, g. Alexander entertained th'
/ Bon Jour club Tuesday afternoon at hot
. home, having as special guests Mrs, Il
| W Hughes, Mrs j. L. Hosslter, Mrs Rock
J we'll. Mrs william seymore. Mira. a. n
| Holmes, Mrs, Roy Corblt, Mrs. W. c
/ PosEue Mrs W. y RoreN A salad coura,
and cherry pic with whipped cream wAi
/ served.
The Christian Endeavor 81 the presby,
, terrain church entertained with Hal
loween party at the home OF Louise Han
Friday night
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STII.MEII..

,frs eJsse Briegs. Mrs Charles Hughes
81 ..bourne Woodruff Miss Leda May
t..trtff Miss Lrda May Woodruff and
NJ aud Mrs. j. a. Wright.
Nff4 H. Is. Arnold was visiting In Tah'
f,.Uah last week.
ana Mrs Joe Yates returned Mon
v. morning from a snort stay In Joplin
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ALTON

Allen Scott and family are enjoying
'.s't from his sister, Miss Minnie Scott
OF Houston Te1as
Mrs. N. l.. Sims and Mrs II r. Rus'
hed at pryor aHrtrg r. wSe,s
Nf and Mrs y l.. Hart. Of ST. Joseph'
we're visiting tibet! dauEhter MIS-
foe' tro IN Af'1n during tie
AZ and nrs. ous poty and children
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STATE SOCIETY

recently spen, come time At Springfield.
Mo. visiting her parents.
The Pythian Sisters gave Halloween
social At tho X. OF p. hail Monday night
that was obviously much enjoyed BY all
present
=. NJ crowen. ST.. and wife recently
spent few days IN Tulsa visiting their
son, FRANK Croweil, and family.
Mesdamss Columbus Williams and 3. y,
Matiock were called TO Miami recently
on account Of the serious illness and sub
sequcnt death OF their father. ]. a.
Mrs. T. a. Howsre. o, Venice, III. was
visiting her parents. Mr. and Mrs G, n.
Carver. who reside south Of town, during
The woman's Democratic club Of Alton
had an interesting meeting ut the home
" their president, Mrs. J. J. Hubbard.
A Halloween party was given Monday
afternoon AZ the home Of MI. and Ars'
W. -, Hamilton
sunday school 20 the number OF about
ffty enjoyed social ~ the church Fri'
day evening, with music and refresh
menir
Tickets are being sold for the frat mum.
Der In the lyceum course, which VIII be
given on Monday. nisht october 80.
George seig and family are enjoying a
visit from his relative, Ars. Martha Seis
Of Davenport. Iowa.
Mrs. NJ. l. Osborne and family enjoyed
n visit during the week from her brother.
T.
Keeling. of wesubleau, Mo.
Mrs Alfred Dawson. who IL recovering
from het Illness was visited during the
week by her mother, Mrs Frank Jones. Of
nlutjacket.
Mr.. and Mrs. Everett vsnwInkle had a.
/ their guests sunday Mr. and Mrs Jim
vaughn. OF HcrinCe.
Misses Iorene and Irion Page and Mr..
and Mrs Tor, Wiles snd daughter, clara.
visited IN Chetopa, Ksns, Saturday and
MIS- E. J. Carver had the pleasure Of a
J visit Saturday and sunday from her son
and daughter.in.l Mt. and htr. VIII
/ Cunningham.
tents OF visit Saturday and Sunday
! from his son.in-law and daughter. MI
and Mrs. Robert Beck. Of Miami
/ Messrs. and Mesdsmes W. j. Haneh
and II. ID. Wilson were the guests Of MI
ana Mrs. Eugene Fields In Miami sunday
y. i. Bouitlnhouse and family wcro IN
BartleEville few days during the week
/ visiting his daughter, Miss Della, who
A revival meeting Is now going on al
/ the First baptist church. conducted b,
I the pastor, Rev. u. II. Truhitte. assisted
/ by REV. r ID. New. Of Miami Services
are held nightly. congregations are sood
and the dlscourseg and music are en-
Wilton Cunningham and family a,
tended tho funeral Of J. Montsomery, a.
Miami, Sunday. Mrs. Cunningham beini
a granddaughter Of the deces"cd.
Or. I. -. Hitchcock, who has been IL
the east for some time In the Interest
! Of tho Anu-saloon league. spent severa
days with relatives In Alton recently.
Percy. BOYD and .wifo had q" ,hei
guests sunday, Mrs. John Steele, OF Bar
Kimball and daughters. Misses Audr'
and Augusta, OF Miami
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= Cromwell thi. wcrN seventeen mem.
hers responding 20 t.h eg,I The round
was on the Dress and customs OF Amer.
sea at the close q the Revolution" Mrs
Mary G. Lee showed sume old fashioned
linens and Mrs, Haunsh simons con-
'tibuted 20 the pleasure ~ the afternoon
BY displaying pictures Of colonial chat-
Miss Elisabeth Davis entertained a few
friends informally at five hundred Fti.
day evening Her guests were Ais. ftank
Mckee ut caldwell, Kan, Mrf Don orr
% MusNoeee. okla Mrs u. Mcats.
charles Nan and Leonard carter
Miss Mary Ann kenuedy spent the week
end with her parents returning Monday
70 Norman where she j. attending the
mrs Richsrd Kennedy and Miss Adc.
line johnson eutcrOtgd at bridge thls
wcck complimentary Co Mts. Doyle Cot
4 Halloween dance viii be enjoyed BY
! the members the country club Al
I dancvts Will be msHkcd.
Mrs Euscne Watrous and Mrs Edmund
Klein have issutd Invitations go Two bridge
I luncheuns one to BE- glvcn on the laat day
OF october and the other on November o
Roth parties VIII be at thc home of Mrs
Among the weel, end guests at home Of
we're M aud Mrs reEo Maniey ot New
kirN ttsrsbrl ani CLARK ON,ey ot Scott
city Kan. FRED Melvin % iarpcL Kan
| Cecu strattun OF Oklahoma city.
Misses GLADYS Mckee. Lucy K,rey and
/ Juan FrauiE drove t1 FaifviUw sunday Co
spend the day with Mr and Mrs. Mckee.
Nj. ana Mrs ". q MACK Of Henncscy
! were IN the ,ity visiting reinuyes THIS
/ week They will leave this wtok tor CALI
farnia where they Viii spend tho winter
/ Nph their dauEhter Miss Hazel Black
iBpr. and Mrs " T.. Kendall have re.
| turned from chicago where the doctor
/ took post graduate course.
Mr and Mrs Geurgc Williams nre Nis
I tins IN Illinois ana viii be gono ABOUT
Ms T. wolf who is a guest In the home
| OF her daughter. Mr. Edmund Klein VII
I leave soon Tor 81 pasr where she vii!
spend the winter with another daughter
A birthday dinner Jointly honorInE Mts.
Z J. j. DILLINGHAM; ana MS. II. Nuh'
[ amith whose birthdays come on The same
I date was enjoyed AZ tho home % Me,
[ Nfs NJ T. sexsmith. Miss Catherine Snn'
smith Miss Pauline Simth and Franh
Mr. and Mrs u. W. Ecklc entertained
/ H.ctlc. who are Just home from their
! honeymoon trip ana Mr.. and Mrs. J.. W
! chambers of Phoenix, Arlz.. with "A blg
/ family dinner on sunday.
/ Tho West Side Bridge was entertained
by Mrs, tL o. Leonard and Mrs W. -
/ CeEdal this WrclN at the home ot MS
| Leonard I O'CLOCK luncheon was followed
| bv bridge At which Mrs. Wood NtlNh'
| and Mrs. II. 4. griffin tied with TOY
the Rotary club entertained all the
! teechrrs In tho public schools with bah'
I ouot At the pNf1rd hotel this week Over
4 three hundred places were artanH'n ipl
the quests An interesting program We,
I given This affair is annual ana is looked
/ forward 10 with great pleasure by ih'
Rotarians and theif guests
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RURAL SCHOOLS BOOSTED

Carter County Enthusiastic Over the
Way Experts Commend Work.
Special TO The world
ARDMORE, oct. 2S.--Carter
county's rural school system has
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Blood which Is minus sufficient red
cells lends TO long list u troubles.
Rheumatism n one Of them. 8. &, X.
IA the great blood-clcanser, blood
builder, system strcngthsncr, nerve
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DISCRIMINATION
IN RATES EXIST
Miami Civic Body Gives
Funds to Assist i'm
Adjustment

Special 90 The Wotld
MIAMI. oct. 2s.-Tho Nuwi
chamber oy commerce az uuuu-
day luncheon yesterday. authorized
an expenditure ~ 81 eco t1 asslst iu
compiling data shoNiug alleged dis.
elimination uguiust this district lu
tho matter OF freight rates. The
hearing uf a suit filed by tho state
corporation commission Co secure an
adjustment ot the problem iH Go ln.
sin neNt Monday ~ Tulsa. The suit
it directed against ull trunk line
railroads OF the United states. The
entire state NJ Oklahoma lis Inter-
cstci ln the suit and mluIty uf
The cities viii bc represented Tho
freight ratio from points o. Miami
in some Instances is about so per
cent higher than Co nearby towns
ot Kansas and Missouri Il ls
claimed
Hire. Keep flrcmCn busy.
Prairie fires are CAUSING no lttlc
alarm iu towns of northeast OKLA
homa, where the long drought and
high weeds have combined TO pre-
sont an unusually dangerous fire
hazard. Tho Miami fire department
responded 10 five alarms today Al
night grasa fires may be seen In
almost every direction, ana for some
the danger has meant an all night
vigil 10 far no serious fire has
occurred.
Hurt IN Accident.
Joseph Price OF ChctopL. Kan.
was brought 10 tho Miami hospi al
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~Rheumstlsmi Me7 No, indeed,
IT'S all gone, every bit OF 81 It's
sunshine and Joy for me now for the
frat time In years. I feel q wonderful
glory again In the free motion l uaed
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20 have when my
days were young
sr. l look at my
hands and think
Of the twists and
o " ellin gs they
used TO have. /
lend way over to
the door. / haven't
been able to do
that In IN a n ,
years. / can thank
\. \. =. for II all,
To me II was O
rieing sun OF Joy
and liberty. Broth
crs and sisters In
misery. do not
close 20 ur eyes
and think that
health. free motion
and strength ava
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Bsfoys usino s. S. S. pas in bed hires
months and could not valk. I uiU vecon-
rlsnd s. S, S. 70 al phs sader pith
Rhcupia tam"
start 3, g. 8. today. II is sold al all
drug stores In two sizes. Tbe
larger size bottle ID the more econon.
ical,
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Monday. In Tul.s. after several dave
Walt here with her sister, Ars. Joe OAm
bill and hr GambtL
Mr.. and Mrs. Casper Oakes returneh
home Monday from several days visit
with friends In Depew.
Mr. and Mrs J. T. Maddox OF South
Oklahoma street have as their gnest the
formers sister. Mrs. Anna Robertson OF
Mrs oran Potter. Mrs, Cyide Bell and
Mrs John Reed have issued invitations
for a bridge 10 be given At the Country
club on Wednesday, November l,
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Central Northwea-

Mr.. ISL s. y NV 2. D.. gps-I rt. a..
rented $40 mo-. rul.. SsuOU; terms. y.
2. Ryon Co. Inc, lf2a v ct
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GARAGES.

GARAGE. Mr.. HOUSE OFFICE BUILDING
-Twn-storv brick: holds four cars: price
$50. WILDMAN q CO.. 9th and ,ts
franklin 64O6 x7s
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LOTS FOR SALE.
City and Submban-Con6nued.

-~~~~~~~~-~~-~~~~
TAK0MA PARK-Fine. wooded corner; at
500 square feet; makes deep 30 foot lots I:
price. $3.50.
LOUIS r. SHOEMAKER.
1907 New York ave. Main 1ies
TAKOafA PARK-Iigh, wooded. about I75x
1I5 feet: good for immediate development:
price, 81 800: being cost OF 20 years ago.
LOUIS p. SHOEMAKER.
1407 New York ave. Main 11e6.
CHEVY cHAsB-Aereage, about q acres :
rugged, s1,2o0 per acre; can be developed
into picturesque subdivision.
LOUIS y. SHOEMAKER.
1907 New York ave. Main 1895.
SOUTH OF TAKOMA PARR-On b. & o.
n. r.; good for subdivision and industrial
development: sbout Is acres; 10000.
LOUIS p. SHOEMAKER.
1907 New York ave. Main lI6s.
NEAR WISCONSIN AVE. 42ND sr.-
Proposed; ABOUT s neres suitable for i'm
mediate development; to close estate; offers
invited.
LOUIS p. SHOEMAKER.
1907 New York ave. Main lI6s.
NEAR 18th ST. CAR LINE AND SOUTH
Of Takomn Park-About 20 lots; good for
bungalows; 10 cents per square foot.
LOUIS +. SHOEMAKER,
1907 New York ave. Main l166.
baNlhLs GhhhE Nb-NE elet. cars 10
10 lots; 500 each; terms. n. Z. Ryon Co.
Inc. 1923 st.
Mr.. l4TH * PA. AVE. s. E.-4O IT. front:
asking 4Oc TT: want offer. MahOrney and
Sullivan. 1927 Eye st. NV.
BRENTWOOD. MD, NEAR WILLIAMS &
Ivy sts.-Price $500. Manorney and sulli-
van. 1921 Eve st. NV. Tel. ". 1921.
SIX BEAUTIFUL LOTS in RandIe Heights
one car fare: Is minutes ride 10 center Of
city; for quick sale. $50 each: $40 down.
IS mo- Eastern Land Sales Co.. sl9 18th
st. NV. Phone NJ 1859.
GEORGIA AVE. NV. AND FERN PLACE
beyond Walter Reed Hospital; beautiful
lots; sizes to suit: restricted; 25 10 so cents
per foot. LOUIS P. SHOEMAKER, 1907 n.
Y. ave. NV Main 1168.
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SPECIAL NOTICES

s~~~~~-~-~~~~~~~~~~~~
OFFICE OF THE MUTUAL FIRE INSUR.
ance Company Of the District Of Columbia
Washington. January 81, 1922 The arnua,
meeting Of the MUTUAL FIRE INSURANCE
COMPANY OF THE DISTRICT OF COITN-
BlA will be held on the first Monday In Feb
ruary 1.-THE 9Th proximo) at the office Of the
company, corner 18th St and New York ave
NV, commencing at 10 o'clock a. m. By thu
charter of the COMPANY, the election Of
seven managers TO conduct the airairsr O.
the company Is required to be held at thc
above meeting. by the sixth article Of the
bylaws OF the company II is provided
AT the annual meeting OF the company the
first business in order shall be the appoint.
ment OF chairman, who shall conduct the
meeting and election in accordance with the
act Of incorpora tion, between the hours OF
10 O'Clock a. m. and y. m.
Amount Of premium notes. 81 1155I3 20
Amount OF cash on hand. lT,lI5. ..
Securities ....-................ 223. $50. On
Real estate .................... 81, ,Ot0. So
Ohice furniture and fixtures. JO0.CO
Losses by fire, adjusted and paid
In 1S2l Observation-Disclosures. :, ,503. 81
The annual statement will be ready for
distribution at the Office Of the company
about February 4, 1922. by order Of the
board Of managers. L. PIERCE BoTELER.
Secretary.
Jan21 .25-feb6 AS
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
there will be meeting OF the stockholders
of the Crown Dental Speciality Company. a
corpora tion organized and existing under the
laws Of tho District of Columbia. to be held
nj the Offices OF the company. Room ~.
Pacific Building. Washington. D. C.. at IL
o'clock noon ON Thursday, January 2G Ig.22.
for the purpose Of considering a proposed in
crease in the amount Of Its capital stock
ORA II. TRACY. RUDOLF SCHNEIDER,
JOSEPH ID. DREYFUSS.
Jsn11, 1925 21s
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THREE AUroCAR TRUCKS; Ro-
TARY HOSTS; STEEL LINED
BODIEs: TRADED IN AND FOR
SALE CHEAP: COMPLETELY
OvERHAULED AND PAINTED;
PRICE FOR THREE. 5000;
TERMS. wITT-wILL CO.. INC.
SO y ST. NE. FRANKLIN 1885.
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FRANKS WOOD YABD-REAR e01 s.
Cap. q. Wood q coal Phone Line. es47.
l66
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CHAIR cANEING. UPHoLsTERING.
spnnrs reset; our sbsoluts work and lov
s..ees srs snre 10 please you. CLAY ARM
sIkoNG. 11Ss ioth st. NV. ". 74s3. 81
UPHoLsrERIN0 IND FURNITURE RE-
pairing Of all kinds. REUBEN Q. BUR-
nELL. go W %. nv. ". soil. il44
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STEAMSHIP TICKETS.

BOOK YOUR VOYAGE AND BUSINESS
trips 10 and from Europe At our offices
with: United States Lines" "Cnitrd
American Lines. Royal Mall Steam Packet
Co swedish American Line and other
line. AMERICAN REALTY CO., go New
York ave. Mala 4042. J01
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.
Confined.

Confined.
S-->-~~>~~~~~~~->~--.----~S
TAILORING BUSINESS FOR sALE-Ex-
celent business loention; Aowper leaving
ihe rfy; rent OF Storr. $40 month; living
rooms, xST month: established several years:
price 10 auick buyer, 1000 cash.
LOUIS T. sHOEMAkER.
1907 New York ave Main iies.
NEAR BEER STAND; STORE aND .
rooms: doing o good business; rental with
lease. sl5O: price. $500. r. y. cARLEY.
place for business; rental with Iesse. $50;
nrice. $500. p. Y. cARLEY. s11 st nv.
CoLORED. nr. Weather Bureau. 8 T. b. I:
fur. beat: rent. S42.50 per mo-; s. $40
DAVID 2. BARRY. 1907 n st. nv. N. $50
ID YOUR HOUSE or BUSINESS rs ron
sale. list with us. WE GET results Wild
man q Co. 9th 4 II. Pr. 500.
OYSTER HOUSE: STORE AND 5 ROOMS:
nlce place for good business; low rental
with lease; price. 1000. p. y. cARLRY,
GIT r st NV
RooM1NG HOUSE: CENTRAL LOCATION;
ss rooms; several baths: steam heat, fss
and electric lights: rent. sl25; price. 81. 500.
p. y CARLEY. s17 Y st. nv.
DELIcATEssEN; Goop LOCATION ToR
big business: rent. SIS: price, g.. 900. r
=. cARLEY. e17 St NV
ROOMING HOUSE: KALoRAMA ROAD: II
rooms: baths: Eas and electric iifhts:
h.-w.h.: rent with lease. S1O5: price, 81
500: cash required. 1000. p. y, cARLEY.
6i7 p st nv.
RooMING HOUSE: UPTOWN LOCATION;
10 rooms; baths: gas and electric ufhts;
-ent. Sl6o: price. $500. p. v. CARLEY,
617 st. nv.
DEPARTMENT STORE: WILL SELL
building. stock and fixtures: now doing
good business; located on busy street; es-
tablished business; building Is piss; three
story brick price. 81. 600; terms.
LOUIS r. SHOEMAKER
1907 New York ave. Main 1l6s.
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OWN YOUR HOME.

SHERIDAN CIRCLE. sss. .ooo.
is rms. ant
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AUTOMOBILES.
For Sale Continued.

Five Ton Steel Body Dump
Truck; reasonable terms.
North 2S0S. 512
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-12-15


nucho mejor que el jabon mas CO.'S
toso cualquier otra cosa que pue-
da I'd. usar para el shampd. No per-
judica el cabello en- absolute.
Pongase en- una taxa con un POGO
de aqua tibia unas dos tres cucha-
raditas &c Mulsified. M6jese senci-
llamente ell cabello v frotelo con es-
te. Con una dos cucharaditas Sc OBJ
tiene una espuma rica y abundante
que limpia perfectamente tanto ell
cabello como ell cuero cabelludo. La
espuma Sc enjuaga facilmente quiz
ia hasta la Ultima particula de pol
yo Y caspa. Ell cabello Sc SEGA rapi-
da Y uniformemente haciendose fino,
se6oso Y lustroso.
EI accite de coco Muisified puede
obtenerse facilmente en- cualquier bo-
tica, droguerfa, perfumeria pelu-
guerra. Es muy economico pues bas-
tan unas cuantas onzas para ell uso
de toda una familia durante meses.
Cuidese de las imitaciones. Exijase
que sean Mulsifed fabricado por
Watkins.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-12-15
UN vALIoso oBsEQUIo DE 1.-THE
IMPORT SALES AND BUSINESS
AGENCY

Nuestro estimado amigo ell senior Ra-
mon ?. Otero, dignisimo manager
de la conocida casa 1.-THE Import Sa-
les and Business Agency, Inc'' de
San Juan, representatives de "The Star
Piano Co. Y vendedores de pianos,
pianolas, fonografos Y records ha
tenido la amabilidad de obsequiarnos
con un artistico Y bellisimo tarjetero,
conteniendo una hermosa alegoria del
nacimiento de Jesucristo.
Agradecemos al senior otero ell va
lioso obsequio.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-12-15

ia de su estadistica que DE CADA 4
CAsOS DE ESAS ENFERMEDADEs,
ocURREN EN- PERsoNAs ALCo-
HoLIcAs."
Segdn la opinion del DR.. Herrera v
las escrupulosas investigaciones del Dr.,
Jacques Bertill6n, ell alcohol contribu
ye con ell rs por ciento al desarrolo de
la locura.
L. AIgo de este presumiamos Ell
Puerto Rico desde que ell DR.. Goenags.
otro especialista en- locos, nos di6 Ia
voz de alerta al confesar con la impae-
cialidad del hombre de ciencia: "Yo
atribnyo Ell desarro.lo reciente del NAL
de la locura dos causas principa
les. -. UNA DE ELIAS Es Ell Uso
DE BEBIDAS ALCOHOLICAs.''
Hemos probado, hasta la evidencia
que la causa principal de la locura es
o. uso de las bebidas embriagantes, ba
sandose en- los poderosos testimonies
del consume de los mismos m6dicos.
Por consiguiente. opinamos que La
ABSTINENCIA 10 Ia prohibition de
la venta y uso del Hcor) Es Ell ME-
JOR REMEDIO CONTRA LA LocU.
RA, puesto que prohibiendo la bebida,
que produce el rs por ciento de la de.
mencia, esta Sc reduciria a un IS por
ciento. y cuando mas un SO por
ciento de 10 que hoy es. Mas ssbio v
mas humane que levantar manicomios
mode,os es buscar ell modo racional 5s
suprimir la necesidad de levantarlos.
Es preferible EvITAR la locura GU.
RAR la locura.
Kansas (estado prohibicionista) cuen
ia con 1o5 condados, EN- 81 de estos
no Sc hasla un loco. En- cabio, ell ajen-
jo las otras bebidas que Sc consumer
en- Francia han producido la locura 4
$4,000 de sus ciudadanos. que forma1
el so por ciento de los locos que con.
tienen los numerosos manicomios de Ia
s1mpatica repub,ica.
POGO podemos hacer desde ell puntc
de vista de Ia terapeutica pero NIL
chisimo desde Ell punto de vista de pro
ilaxis. Evitemos ell NAL suprimiendo Ia
causa que produce la enfermedad
Mientras dejemos el tronco en- pie, nc
faltaran las ramas sombrias y ell fruit
smsrgo.
No fomentemos Ell ndmero de locos
para luego pensar en- establecer mani
COMICS modelos en- que encerrarlos. Es
70 es una hipocresfa criminal semejan
to al usurero, que hace primero los po
bres, para echarselss despues de alan
tropo, dandoles la hmosna son d,
trompeta.
Abelardo M. DIAz MORALES