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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-10-14
La Jssveniud es Ell SueiiO de
Gro de tOdas las DaInas


Ser siempre joven no llegar nunca
los 80, mucho menos a los 40; he
aquf Ell suefio de orc de toda mujer.
Desgraciadamente, los afios pasan
los cumpleafios Sc suceden con una
frecuencia harto desagradable. En- su
deseo de seguir siendo joven. acuden
elias los medics artificiales que va
todos conocemos. sin qhe logren Ell fin
que buscan, va que todos sabemos dis
tinguir entire una juventud natural
una que no 10 es. Los amos pasan la
mujer va envejeciendo, sin que 10 pue-
da evitar, pero ST puede evitar ella ell
SENTIRSE vieja Ell PARECER VIE
ia. Hasta ahora no han SidQ muchas
las dannas que han puesto atencion al
VerdaderO secreto de la juventud, pero
va algunas 10 han averiguado con
Seguridad que Su numero ira en- au-
Inento. En- su SANGRE eSta ell Secre-
to. Manteniendo su sangre rica pu-
ra, con la cantidad de hierrO que la
bre tambfen) Sc sentira joven, activa
fuerte; Sc vera joven Sc conservar4
joven por largo tempo La casa DR..
Becker Medicine Co, de Nueva York.
ha puesto 1ltimamente al mercado ua
preparado medicinal, en- forma de pas
nonbre de NUX1FIERRO, que ha re-
sultado ser uno de los mas poderoSoS
que Sc conOcen para purif1car en-
riquecer la sangre. Las muchas damaS
" caballeroS) que va han tornado
NUXIFIERRO, 10 reconiend1n porQue
al enriquecerles la Sangre las hace
sentirse mas joven, lucir mas joven y
conservarse mas joven por largos amos.
Pida NUXIFIERRO en- las boticass
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ANuNc1o DE sUBAsTA
nEPARTAMENTo DEL INTERIOR
OFICINA DEL SERvICIO DEL RTE
GO DE isabella

Quebradillas, P. r., Octubre Z, 1922.
Proposiciones en- pliegos csrrados
para Ia adjudication en- pnblica subas
ia de los servicios de alijo almace-
naje en- Ell puerto de Aguadilla, para
el transporte de las maquinarias ma
teriales reQueridos para la construc
ci6n del Proyecto del Riego dc Isabella
Sc admitiran on esta oficina hasta las
dos de la tarde del dia veintisiete de
octubre de 1922, en- que Sc abriran p1-
'blicamente.
Todos los datos necesarios Sc darsn
en- esta oficina, o en- la del Comisicna-
do del Interior, San Juan, P. r., donde
Sc encuentran de manifesto los doeu-
mentos que han de regir en- el contra
to, los que pnedsn obtenerss mediante
un dep6sito de $500 que seran reem
bolsados al ser devueltos dichos doeu-
mentos antes de la fecha de efe :tuarse
IL subasta.
La administration Sc reserva Ell de-
rscho de rechazat cualquiera todas
las propcsiciones y Ell de adjudicar el
ccntrato bajo otras consideraciones
que las del precio solamenta.
R. A. GONZALEZ, /
Ingeniero Jeje.
sERvIcIo DEL RIEGo DE isabella
Aprobado:
John A. WILSON,
Conisionadc del Interior. Advt,
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-10-14

CHICAGO, setiembre 29.-El doc
tor Albert Abrams, de San Francisco,
cue Sc encuentra en- esta con objeto de
dar una conferencia a un grupo de IA
cultativos prominentes, declare hoy que
Ia escritura de una persona sirve para
efectuar una diagnosis de cualquier en-
fermedad que padezca v ijar el lugar
exacto del cuerpo en- que Sc encuentra.
No solamente pueden diagnosticarse las
intermediates por medic de manuscri-
tos, sino especifcarse tambien Ell sexo
de las personas que. los escribieron, es-
ten vivas G muertas.
Se perfectamente que este puede
parecer ridiculo dijo el eminente hom-
bre de ciencia--pero 10 he hecho. Mis-
estudiantes 10 han hecho. NADIA tienen
de ridiculo las declaraciones para las
personas que entienden la teoria cleo
tronica.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-10-14
v1BRAoIoN DEL pENsAMIENTo

Los pensamientos son vibratorios-
dilo--y los pensamientos de bienestar
producer una reacci6n fisiol6gica profun
da en- el cuerpo humane, ayudando en-
la cura de sus enfermedades.
La enfermedad es tan solo I'M ssnto-
ma FL NAL basico Sc encuentra en- el
sistema humane dado que, de otro mo-
do no podrian horecer las enfermedadess.
ST Sc limpia Ell suelo las malezas desapa
recen. E. doctor del future, de un
futuro proximo, sera un agricultor f.
siologico que limpiara Ell suelo, y linn
piando Ell suelo evitara que Sc arraiguen
los germenes.
Tdvose hoy conocimiento de Que una
coinision de cientifcos britanicos, atrai
ola por la teoria del doctor Abrams y
lorrrendida de que su aplicaci6n produ-
ce en- realidad resu,tados, sa.dra prom
to para. San Francisco con objeto de
hacer un estudio escrupuloso. Dicfa co
mission estara encabezada por Ell doctor
Mather Thompson, miembro del real
colegio de medicina de Londres.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-10-14
ToDA VIDA Es Mov1MIENTo

La teoria electr6nica. que ocup6 la
atenci6n del doctor Abrams .por espacio
de mas de diez amos, Sc basa en- el he
cho aceptado de que toda vida es un
movimiento electr6nico. Ell doctor
Abrams airnia, y basa su afrmaci6n
con doce mil diagnosticos. que todas
las enfermedades implican Eolamente
un desajuste de los electronos, es decir,
Ia 'locura de los electronos" y que,
para la cura de todas las enfermeda--
des hasta 1nicamente combatir Ia ra-
dio-actividad que todas las enferme-
dades tienen, con una -actividad
contraria.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-10-14
Ell INSTITUTE RocKEFELLEE

Ell INSTITUTE ROCKEFELLER
La teoria electr6nica, 10 admito,
parece manifesto q ldodtor
Abrams pero evitara inniimeros pesa-
res, dolores 81 Sc pusiera en- practica
Kuchas asociaciones cientiicas de re-
putacion hanse rehusado resueltamen
te investigarla, pesar de que quie
.nes la investigan Sc convencen.
Ell institute Rockefeller gasta anual
riente enormes sumas en- trabajos de
laboratorio, buscando curas para las
enfermedades que 20 puedo curar, pero'
iio ha querido investigar mis- metodos.
LOS INGRESOS PARA
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Ell pRoBIEMA MAS 1MpoRTANrE


Los oradores de la convention de
l,anuueros americanos aan realizaii3
un servicio pnblico al rrcsentar en- pro
n-inencia la question de la deuda euro
pea. varias personas hai. encarscido
una discussion sin preiuiciog 5el rro0.e
ma ante el congreso y el pdblicc Sc ma
hecho POGO progreso en- la formation de
opinion ptblica Ell critecio de la mayo
ria de los americanos es todavfa vago
y desorientado.
Mr.. Lamont decia con razdn que no
rabia problema mas vital No trataba
de presentar una conclusion final, pero
declare claramente que ei case justifi-
caba va una parciaI canceiaci6n. Jndi-
csba que habia pasado un no entero
despues de nuestra declaration de que
IRA antes de que tuvi6ramos un solo
hombre en- Ia lucha de combate en- uii-
nero considerable, y agreg6:
"iNo puede aducirse con mucha ra-
z6n, en- cuanto que durante este perf1-
do de un afio no pudimos proporcionar
soldados para que dieran batalIas por
nuestro pals, que al menos fueramos
capaces de proporcionar armas
" municio nes7 Las proporciona-
mos de estas dltimas, pero como una
contribution Hbre para la guerra por-
Que durante aqueH periodic los aliados
compraban estos articulos a los Esta-
dos Unidos y pagaban por ellos contra
yendo las deudas de que Sc habla. INo
delrrda, por 70 consiguiente, alguna
parte de la primera mitad de esta deu
da ser cancelada por los contribuyen-
tes arnericanos?'
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-10-14

misterioso que en- la actualidad ejerce
Ell monopolio mental de los intellectual
les de todo e. mundo, es, probablemen
te, 'pensamiento condensado".
La Influenza enigmatica de la mem
te sobre el cuerpo humane, que reconc-
cen hombres de ciencia y legos, Ia
par, la explica este famoso galeno en-
identica forma.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-10-14
Los HlanusCritOS Sirven para
Ia diagnosis de las en-
fprnlGdadGS

ASH 10 AFIRNIA UN MEDICO FAMo
so QUE HA EEsCUBIERTo LA TEo
RIA DEL MovIMIENTo ELECTRT-
co. LAS INTERMEDIATES, TENTEN
DO RADIoACTIvIDAD, PJEDEN
CoMBATIRsE CON UNA RADrOAc
T1vIDAD CoNTRARLA. EsTA DIS
rUEsTo ESTE GALENo A RErAR
AL INSTITUTE ROCKEFELLER
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e conservara los dientes hermosos y le
Asegurara molares perfectos en- la anciani-
lad. Enscfie I'd. q sus nifos a levar sus
sientes todos los dias con una solucion de
WU-COL y q conservar su boce y sus
encias en- una condicion sana. No es
substantial venenosa y es segura. Usando
MU-COL no tiene que teTner n La piorrea.
Recuerdese que los dientes descuidados
Y decaidos son receptaculos de microbes
que sueIen producer serias intermediates.
El MU-COL es TN antiseptico agradable
que libra completainente IL boca de micro
bios Y, evita ell decaimiento dc los dientes.
Conservese siempre I'm paquete de MU-
COL EN- Ia casa. No tiepe rival para Ia
hygiene personal y los rnedicos prominentes
en- todas parties 10 recomicndan para los
Otros: :muchos usos que tiene. =
En- Todas las Dotieas
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TELEPATIA MENTAL

La telepatia mental, que ha sido
aceptada por la ciencia pero no expIca
da, Ia explica el doctor Abrams con la
nisnla teoria de la electrocomoci6n Y
stirma ademas que los llamados fen6-
menos sobrenaturales Ell ectoplasma
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BENEFIcENcIA

k y q y -st
Estoy dispuesto que cualquier CRU
po de cientifcos los il1vestigue. No quis
10 NADIA para mi. La mayoria de mis-
ingresos los destino al establecimiento
de colegios donde Sc enseiie mi sistcma
a los adeptos de la medicina. Millares
de personals caminan diariamente por Ia
Gale. testigos vivisntes de la eicacia
del tratamiento electr6nico. sin embar
go, hay algunos doctores tan testaru-
dos que nj siduiera consienten en- yer
como Sc aplica mi teoria. He sido pro
fesor de medicina y Sc han reconocido
mis- trabajos en- las esferas medicas, pc
70 este. mi ultimo descubrimiento, ha
s:do ignorado. 81 estoy errado que Sc
demuestre una vez por todas,. 81 ten
go la raz6n mis- m6todos entrafan es-
Ieranza para la humanidad afiigida, no
perdamos mas tempo en- la busca de
posib,es curas, cuando estas pueden efec
tliarse en- tantos cases.
Ell DR. Abrams piensa ir a Nueva
York. Al preguntarsele 81 someteria sus
m6todos un escrupuloso escrutinio,
declare que estaba listo para retar al
institute Rockefeller a chalquiera otra
association medica que investigara su
teoria electronica en- Ell diagnostico y
tratamiento de las enfermedades.
The Washington times., 1922-02-12
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Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-10-14
SHIP MASTER
MUST EXPLAIN
Shipping Board Officials to
Ask for Explanation in
Burning of Ship at Sea

Los ANGELES, Oct. 14-Captain
II. NJ. Walk, master of the shipping
board freighter West Faralon, will
be asked TO explain points in his
conduct during the rescue of pas
sengers and crew of the burned
steamer City of Honolulu, according
to a dispatch received at the Los
Angeles Offices of the board here
from James Sheedy, vice president
of the board at Washington, d. c.,
the Los Angeles Times stated in a
story published today.
R~adiograms have been sent to
Captain Walk asking why he did not
report his position Immediately up
on receiving the first S. o. S. from
the City of Honolulu. the Times
stated.
Mr.. Sheedy's message to Los
Angeles shipping board officials was
said to contain this paragraph:
Morning press carries signed
story by him Captain Walk) N
rescue in which he reports City OF
Honolulu to be settling. Suggest
that you intimate that he confine
his literary efforts to official reports
to you"
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-10-14
new ANGLE TO PROBE
Of DOUBLE MURDER
CONTINUED from page /,

asked what he was going to do
with Pearl BANNER, who is charged
with incorrigibility, Judge DAILY re
piled:
1T is not a question of what 1 am
going to do with her but what L can
do for her. The poor girl was drag
sged up without any chance"
Walter G. Sedan. attorney for
Schneider, is considerably exercised
over the in which Schnei>
der was held in the Somerville Jail.
Sedan was not permitted to talk
with his client during the time
Schneider was locked up there.
This morning Attorney Sedan pro-
tested to Detective David against
~Schneider's being questioned fur
sther while in the county Jail. The
attorney stated that persistence on
the part Of the detective to question
lis client would result in his appeal
ing the sheriff to take steps which
would prevent further examining of
Schneider.
Detective David's reply to Attor-
uey Sedam's request to keep away
from Schneider was:
II will do as I please"
The lawyer replied;
You will not
II have something on Schneider"
Detective David is quoted as saying.
To this Sedan is said to have re-
piled:
And l have something on you
Mo-
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-10-14
ARM|ST|CE DAY
WORK PUSHED
Meetings viii be Held Each
Week--To Have Many in
Parade

A meeting of the Armistice Day
committee was held recently at city
hall and preparations were made to
hold a celebration on November IL
and all the societies of the city are
invited to participate.
A meeting of officers will take
place next Wednesday at the city
hall at 8 o'clock to which the fol-
lowing societies will send their COM
mittees: Army and Navy Union, Vet
of the Foreign Wars, Grand
Army, Board of Education, Y. NJ. G.
A., Chamber of Commerce, Y. NJ. H.
A, Boy Scouts, Tall Cedars. Red
Men, Junior Order American Me-
chanics, Knights of Columbus, Red
Cross, Ladies Auxiliary of the Amer
lean Legion, Fraternal Order of
Eagles, Order of Owls, Fire Depart
ments. B. P. o. Elks. Sons of Italy.
Woodmen Of the World. Foresters
of America, Girls Club, Woman's
Club, Motor Corps. Barbara Fret
che, Martha Washington, Daugh-
tiers of Ilona, Y. w. H. A. Bemah-
gut Camp Fire Girls. Maccabees,
Italian Benevolent Association. Po-
A. So, Court Standard F. of A., An
CleuC Oruef VI I1ypeIAIdES, NoSt
Minister Cadets. Eagle Boat and
American Legion, Independent Or
der of Foresters.
There will be at least forty socie-
ties in line.
The committees are working hard
to make this years celebration sur
pass that Of last year and have de-
cided that the parade will be held
on Saturday afternoon to give every
one a chance to see it.
The committee in charge Of the
affair is Ronald Kleckner, chair
man; Michael j. Maloney, secretary,
and William H. Fraser, treasurer.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-10-14
RUNYOh AGAIN HITS At
THE HAGUE MENACE

MORRISTOWN, Oct. 14-After a
dash through Morris county the G..
o. P. flying squadron finished their
all-day tour here last night when
Senator Frelinghuysen and ex-Sena-
tor Runyon, Senator Wadsworth of
New York, Congressman Alderman
and State Senator Whitney submit
ted their case and the policies of
the Republican party to the people
of Morristown.
Illustrating how the aspirants of
the Democratic party took the count
to Hague's ruthless blows, Senator
Runyon spoke of a number of can
didates whose ambition was put to
sleep because the mayor of Jersey
City so willed. There was one who
put his hat in the political ring for
the Democratic nomination for
United States senator but withdrew
later because the liking" spoke
against it," Runyon said. "That was
Simpson. There was another who
first declined to be a candidate for
the post but because of his banking
Affiliations the lord ordained other
wise.
1--WE see that the voice that
speaks and presumes to speak is
that of the despot of Hudson coun-
W.
.'They are candidates tonight not
because the Democratic party wish
ed them so to be but because Frank
Hague so willed it," Mr.. Runyon
concluded.
Senator Frelinghuysen said New
Jersey has had a governor and a
government during the past three
years that was successful because
the laws were passed over the gov
ernor's head. He praised President
Harding and said that those who
will support him are the ones who
are running or the Republican
ticket. I'VE inherited an awful mess
from the Democratic party he said.
for two years we squabbled over
the League of Nations, a huge army,
a shipping board and a merchant
marine
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-10-14
Refugees Near Shore

SAN FRANCISCO, Ooct. IA (By
The Associated Press)-Refugees
of the seas. the 261 persons who
were the passengers and crew of
the liner City of Honolulu when
flames drove them into the ships
boats 637 miles southwest of San
francisco Thursday morning were
approaching tn emainland today
obard tie transport Thomas.
The Thomas is expected to make
port some time tomorrow. The City
of Honolulu was burned to the
waters level. Her charred and
twisted hulk will be towed in later.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-10-14
SMOKER BIG SUCCESS

Members of the Raritan Yacht
Club and their friends enjoyed an
other smoker at the club house last
might. A program, arranged by a
'committee of which Stephen So
|mogyi was the chairman, pleased all,
z1ncIuding singing and dancing num-
bers, q comedy wrestling bout and
q magical act. Mass singing proved
popular, as usual, and refreshments
were served during the night.
Announcement was made by
chairman Somogyi of the New
Years Eve party which is now being
ARRANGED and urged the members
ard friends IN make early reserva-
lions, q =
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MISS north PH|[A.',
MAY ENTER MOVIES
e,rt Catherine Spingier, Who
Won Popularity Contest, Likes
Hairdressing, Too
WILL Be CROWNED IAN. z

rloirdresser or movie actress--which
sball II be? That is the question which
s,,teer year old Catherine Shinglcr, Of
1910 North Darien street. cannot de.
eide.
Catherine last night was officially
made known ms the most popular girl
n North Philadelphia, having sold
"a a7O votes in a popularity contest.
Ths announcement was made in the
Ritz M Theatre, nt Hunting Park avenue
ana ~ wa was working for about three
ueeks. she chattered away Mt her home
TO-DAY, "and 1t was lot Of fun: I've
oniv % been in Philadelphia stendiiy for
tbe last three years and have been Nv.
;nS ont here more than year. But
I know an awful lot Of people ana
asked nll Of them to buy votes or TICK.
cts for the theatre. go,
Next week, January =, III get g
wrist watch. that's wnen I'm SroWntu
Miss North Philadelphia. But didn t
MISS ;rto II for that, just wanted to
~ 70 what il wns Ike working in con-
test seS "And she tossed her short, bob
SsJ t bcad. running her fingers through
Ssr hair to mike 1t more fluffy.
H' "i'd love to 20 in the movies except
~ou bnve to do such funny things. How
s sver'" she added with a careless sweep
~ her hand, II may 90 in for them
some day. But I'd love to be hair
dresser. too. Don't know which I
reallv want the most, but suppose Id
better finish school before ! think OF
what III do later on
Catherine goes to the Mcclure School
at Sixth and Huntington Park avenue.