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wAGrEp-MALA

wANTED-'One Of tht Oldest ana
laSses, office appliance manufacturers
Is considering opening branch In
Wheeling, w. Va. We prefer 10 put
Wheeling man in charge OF this branch
We require young man Of ordinary
intelligence. high school education and
who IS Industrious and ambitious. We
prefer a single man who Will not oo1ect
20 being out Of town ABOUT one-third
Of tho time. The proposition wA pay
small salary together with good COM
mission and bonus. To + the man
making good. Ne can offer Sood
future. Persons with adding mach
i,e or typewriter sales experience
preferred. Write giving full paru-
culars including aga. education. past ex-
perience and present occupation 10 sozV
Phillips Avenue, pittsburgh. ia. All
applications VIII be treated contldentla4-
". II We are Interested in your ap-
pllcat.on We will write you for appoint
W., AZ Nyhaalinc" aug25-g
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MANY NOTABLES
At GAS-O|L MEET.
Wheeling Men Among Thou
sand at Annual Conven-
ton in Clarksburg
President Wallace Declares
We're Just Turning Cor
ner to Normally

Clarksburg, W. Va. Aug. 24.-More
than a thousand oil and gas workers
officials and executives were here today
FOR the opening Of the annual convention
OF the West Virginia OIL and Gas Asso-
citation which is being held here today
and tomorrow. Moro than 700 or THESE
attended a dinner tonight at the Masonic
club.
II. A. Wallace. OF Charleston. presi-
dent OF the association, spoke during
the afternoon and declared that we are
Just turning corner back to normal
cond!tiotions in the business and INDUS
trial world"
1T Is strange" said the President
that the law making powe rot state
whose chief industries are mining
should be politically controlled by
minority Of its citizens who through
class organization. impose their will
unon the majority. Your association
seeks no preference for itself or Its
members. but on tho contrary It's motto
,s equality for all With that guiding
principle. il is determined to make It
self felt"
Notables Present
Among the prominent oil and gas
men who are here for the convention
are: Christie Payne. New York. member
OF the board OF directors. STANDARD oIi
and New Jersey: George Is. klduIe'
Wheeling. president ~ the Naural Gas
company OF West Virginia; r. u. Beard
sly, Pittsburgh. treasure rot the nope
and Reserve companies: Arthur HurI-
but. Pittsburgh. general manager or the
philadelphia company; W. K. Goe. Mar
;etta. Ohio, president OF the Marietta
Trorpedo company: Wylvester Precton
Pittsburgh. superintendent Of Hope Con
strucuon and Refining company ana
Peoples Gas company OF Pittsburgh: W.
3. Wallace. Wheeling. superintendent
OF Manufacturers Light and Heat COM
pany; Raymond Dodson. Charleston at
torney for United Fuel Gas company; K.
C Rowan. vice president United Fuel
and Gas. company. Charleston.
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CROWDS FOLLOW BODY
OF COLLINS IN DUBLIN
Will Lie IN State Until Sunday, Co6t1
Being Placed on Same Catalfalqus
That Bore Gr1ffith's Body.

Dublin. Aug. 24.-Twice today the
body Of Michael Collins was carried
through the streets Of Dublin, which
we're lined with sorrowing spectators.
Early in the day the body was taken
from the steamer Classic and trans
ported on gun carriage to St Vim
cents hospital. This evening It was re-
moved to the city hall, where It will lie
In state until Sunday.
Military and civic guards. ministers
Of the government. members Of the Dali
Ereann and many clergy. among thsn
three bishops, followed tho coffin whtth
was covered with the Irish tri-color.
while in the mourning carriages were
the brother, sisters and other relatives.
The coffin was placed on tho same
catalfalque on which had rested the
body of Arthur Griffith.
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HIT
BY STREET CAR

Ernest Discher. assistant city engineer
was painfully injured about midnight
when he was hit by a Wheeling Public
Service Company street car. near Thir-
teenth and Eoff streets.
Tho engineer was removed 70 his nome
nearby and a physician called. The eX-
tent of his injuries could not be ascer-
tanned at an early hours this morning.
Eoff street is being paved by local
contracting company and Mr.. Discher
was at work last evening supervising
some work before the paving is resumed
this morning.
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Pope M|SREPRESENTED

Rome, Aug. 24.-Reports that Pope
Pius had expressed dtspleasure over
The manner in which the Passion Play at
Oberammergau was being conducted
brought forth a statement today from
Vatican circles that His Holiness ma"
had no occasion o signify his approval
or disapproval Of the Bavarian produce
ton. 1t was stated that no report or
the present performances had been made
Of the Holy See by Monsignor Paceili,
Papal nunCio at Munich.
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TO START NEW PLANE

New York AUG. 24.-The flight OF the
air cruiser SampaIo Correia from New
York to Brazil. interrupted by mishap
at Cape MRis Cuba, Tuesday night. Will
be resumed in A new plane Of the H-l6
type, now at Pensa COLA Florida the
New York World announced tonight.
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W. VA. TO GET $4,000
TO FIGHT FOREST FIRES

Washington. Aug 2i.-Federal FUNDS
totalling 100000 have been allotted TO
states cooperating with the govern
men in protecting forest lands from fire,
the states being required to eXpeno
amounts Mt least equal TO the amoun1
hey receive, tho forest service of the
department OF agriculture announced
today.
Allotments to states included: Penn
sylvania $4,000; West Virginia slo.oUo
and Ohio 81. $50.
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PANIC ON BOURSE

Berlin. Aug. 2I.--The continual rise
In foreign currency provoked by fears
of failure of the negotiations between
Sir John Bradbury. British member OF
the reparations commission. and n.
Mauclere, chairman Of the allied com.
mittee on guarantees with German Of
flcials. in regard to Germany's finan.
ctal obligations. caused a panic on the,
Bourse today. Tho dollar showed hour.
~ rises Of more than 100 points.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-08-25
WALK OUT; WALK BACK

Omaha, Neb. Aug. PA temporary
walkout of switchmen. engineers and
fremen In the Union Pacific railroad
yards at Grand Island. Neb today has
been settled and the men are back at
work without having tied up passenger
traffic, according to officials at Union
Pacific headquarters here.
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LOUGHRAN DEFEATED
BY TUNNEY IN EIGHTH

Philadelphia, Pa. Aug 2+.-Hene rum
ney Of New York, former light heaFE-
weight champion Of America. defeated
Tommy Loughran OF Philadelphia IN an
eight round bout here tonight.
George CLANCY Of Baltimore $50
pounds. knocked out Earl France "t
California In the second round.
Eddie Wagner of Philadelphia won
from Earl Baird OF California.
Joe Tiplitz OF New York heat Willie
Herman OF PETERSON. " j.
Pal Moran Of New Orleans ana Harry
Kid Brown Of Philadelphia boxed ii
draw.
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SISTERSVILLE

S,stersvIlIe. Aug. .4-Raymond Clegg.
pas, chancellor Of Monarch. No 81,
Knjghts o. pvth;as has been elected
del.rate 10 the grand lodge Knlghts OF
ryfb,ss convention 10 ho held in Hunt
;ng,nn snntemher II ana Il. Mr.. Ciegg
We n,,rod se delegate in Mace Of
scrlro e T.owtber who was unable
~ s,tond
IT, svrd,. sc,oo, md CONGREGATION
-, ~. Eirs, Christian church viii hold
,nutr o,r,,oI ntcrtc AZ Iad.n Park. Sop
ro,r,,, 80 ennis and nnn-
49, a.ra,,,od
r. ,,,s.,l',, s,oa,,e- East $,
49,, ,,.,,I -,,,, ar oxcursion on, Of local
800 "'' ea 'u'. e., nvnn,,y Tho boat
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49, '', ,,.,i1 -, - Tao. War,jnsyiIle
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'hs'''"'o 49, c,h. In
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OF ma 'eS'"''. ".G 49, -. local teach
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STA convention Besides the Sisters
,.I,o r,o,osr, Rand several members OF
49, ,oc,, orranyzat,on vera in attend
onL va. enthusiastic, over the
gr.csss .. ,ha convention r u.
,,a a,ro,n,ad one Of tho tellerS
49, .,a.,,n, Sccra-ary 4. w Deuel.
stas 80 borors N the r'rtv ward dash
o. %. mo, Trustee Walter s. Sudgen
w.. o,n ~ tho seconds" IN the boxing
hor,s n, stun, night
Miss Helcn Boyers and Miss Grace
Thoenen have returned from ASh"v,iIe'
y. G., where they were guests % .,,.i,
Marian S'lN"rs'c"h ~ nSr ""'"''
vermont me H.,-.t T...i,,,o,
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-08-25
ECHO OF HERRIN RIOT

Springfield. Ills. Aug. Ex-Governor
Small tonight announced that an answer
to the complaint from the Mexican gov
eminent that Mexicans were assaulted
at Herrn, Ills. at tho time OF the recent
mine riot. has been sent 10 Secretary
hughes at Washington for forwarding
to the Mexican representative.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-08-25
RAIL SHOP BLOWN UP;
HOME ALSO DYNAMITED

Jacksonville. Fla. Aug. 24.-Two dy-
Mantle explosions occurred at the Sea-
board Air Line railroad shops here to-
night about two hours apart. and just
before midnight police answered a call
that an attempt was being made to blow
up the home Of J. A. Williams. a shop
foreman. and city councilman.
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ANOTHER AMBUSH

Belfast. Aug. @4-Lieuterant Com
mandant Cregan. Guartermaster OF the
West Limerick brigade" was morta'iy
wounded when his detachment OF seven
men vera amhushed near LtscarroI
Tuesday night BY so Irregulars.
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-. "a s. ESs $50.
~ y, SSSsst' -

wANTED-Io Men at Roneys Point. W.
Va. 40 cents per hour. Shaid Con
,rartinr Co, aug23-i
wANTEp-Two young men to work as
News AGENTS on L. & y. trains.
Apply al Union News Office r. & 0.
Depot. City. susti-I
WANTED.
By the Baltimore & Ohio Railroad.
following Railroad NJ c a nics and
10 Cents Ter Hour
MACHINISTS.
BOILER MAKERS.
BLACKSMITHS.
SHEET METAL WORKERS
ELECTRICAL WORKERS
AZ Cents Per Hour
MACHINIST HELPERS.
BOILER MAKER HELPERS.
BLACKSMITH HELPERS.
SHEET METAL WORKER HELPEsS
ELECTRICAL WORKER HEAsshS'
CARMEN HELPERS.
PASSENGER CAR REPARERS AMI
INSPECTORS. 20 Cents Per Hour.
FREIGHT CAR REPAIRERS AND
INSPECTORS, So Cents Per Hour.
Men who have had some experience
II mechanical work. also young men LOT
helpers 20 be placed under instructions.
VIII be advanced to positions carrying
higher rates Of pay as they become Ell
tcient.
In accordance with resolutions isSusa
by United States Labor Board July sFu'
new men accepting employment are
within their rights and are not strike
breakers. and have the moral as wei as
legal right to engage In railroad sers-
Ice and viii have protection or every
branch OF government. both State ana
National.
Apply to Baltimore & Ohio Ratlroao
Co.. District Master Mechanics Oftice.
256 Second Floor Passenger station.
Wheeling. w. Va July5-tr
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PAYS MUCH FOR NAG

Deauvilie. France. Aug. ga n NC
Comber the American horseman' To-Day
paid the record prlc" Of lIn.opo francs,
plus the government tax OF ii3 per-
cent on the purchds" 9rlce for the son
OF Sardanapale. rho winner Of the l9i'
Grand PriX.
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"tJoy did Won get on with spelli"G -
tIarrv.s mother asked him after his frst
dly =. school You look So pleased
ma, I'm sure you did we'll
"To couldn't spell much az any
hing" admitted Harry. and | couldn't
remember the arithmetic very well. nor
the geogra ply
The mother showed nor d'sappoint'
rner, but Harry had consolation In re-
serve.
"Rut that's m matter. mother" he
s.id. ",he hovs admire me. they say
we got the biggest feet in the class,
Chicago News.
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TROLLEYMEN GET HABIT

NIAGARA Falls. y. Y. Aug. 2+-TAe
International Railway company an
nouncad today that local street car
service. suspended when trolley men
went on strike July |, would be re-
sumsd next Monday.
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Glass Workers, TOO.

Jeanette. Pa. Aug. 2t-Wage in
crcases ranging from Is TO . percent
were announced today by the american
Window Glass company here. The scare
becomes effective Saturday and affects
more than 700 employees.
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MORE PAY FOR TEXTILE.
AND GLASS WORKERS

Lawrence. Mass. AUG. 2i.-The Mono
mac Mills company announced '""ag
that. beginning next Monday II """'u
pay the rat" Of wages prevailing o'lo'0
the textile strike.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-08-25
NELSON CHANGES JOBS

Washington. Aug. 2+-Fred h. Mel
son today ended his service as solicitor
Of the state department 10 become agent
and chief counsel Of the United STATES
in the revival Of arbitration WIN 'he
British government, under treaty con-
cluded IN 1910.
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ANXIOUS ABOUT THE MONEY.

Paris. Aug. 24-Fcar was "Air
in official quarters tonight thA' INC ~
gut!at!ons In Berlin between mo '1r'
sentatives of the reparalon '"'"'"''''o
and officials regarding German ""''.,
VII end IN = failnr" 10 rNa'N '''''''
lSn
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ILLINOIS CT y I K y L
RAILROAD WANTS

ILLINOIS CEN z \ L
RAILROAD WANTS
EXPERIENCED NJ c h in!sts.
Roilermakers. BiackSmtths
and Car inspectors 10 take
the place Of men on strike.
Permanent positions Wages
as authorized by the United
States Labor Board
AppliCa tons co.. 5 dered
from Boilermakers' accus-
toned to high pressure
work. Also high class Mach
ln!s,s without railroad ex-
psrience. Free transp"rta-
ttCu. board and lodging.
Shipments daily.
Apply direct 10 Company
Representative at room 81.
McLain building. ~ 18th
street. Wheeling. ". Va,
% 5l2S-2T. Jenkins Arcade
Building. Pittsburgh. Pa.
Aug%5-m
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u. S. CONSUL DEAD

Hamilton Bermuda. Aug. 24.-Alhert
WinneId Swain, United States consul
died here this afternoon. lie Will he
buried tomorrow.
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Omaha. Ncb Aug 2i.--omaha eK-
,srienced the hottest day day since July
IqIS when tho weather bureau reporter
tsnpnrature AT JOS dGr""s.
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woIL HEADS PHOTOGRAPHERS

Chicago, Aug. 24.-Matthrw VOL was
reelected president Of the international
PHOTOGRAPHERS organization today.
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DIED

Thurstay Angus "a.
1872. at 1850 o'clock NJ. a. the
home Of q W Dawson, r"erhrook,
Elm Grove MISS JULIA IRENE
WHEELER. daughter of tn" late A.r.
and Mrs Henry Wheeler, In her 1ith
year.
Funeral services from ths Springer
undertaking pa-lrrS, $50 National
road. Elm Grove. saturday afternoon
AZ ? o'clock Iu'crment in. I"nln-
sula cemetery.
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22nd ST.. Warwood. 6 room bungalow,
bath. furnace. laundry ........ $4,000
Cor. Penn and Zane SITS. rooms, bath,
electric lights, furnace ....... $1,000
virginia St. near So, Broadway
rooms. bath electric lights. gas. $1,000
Lot, Warwood avenue. S0X300. reduced
To $3.50
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-02-23
LA PROPAGANDA EN- PRO
Y EN- CONTRA DE MEJICO

pro reconocimiento del gobierno de Me-
jco osensbe la propaganda peodistca de generos
los Estados Unos La mponente fueza de los aros de
Hearst estadesde hace vaos nespera
damente anzada pIato de la baanza favorable M@co
Representatives. la cdmara ds Washington de dversas e
aras locales han pesentado proposcones exctando al
berno federal al goberno de la repdbca del
asociaciones Gle dsnta ndoe Specification han envado
mensaes la casa Blanca acordado resoucones tamben
en- del restabIecmento de las reacones los dos
pueblos Vecinos.
Por otra parte pensa legislatures
les Meco han desarroIado actvdades consderabIes
antes contra la eanudacon de la amsad entire Washington
Meco baados en- dVersa causas Con ell dominic de la
me mayora de la americana poder obe inteeses
oe apruadora cana los patdaros de polca de nexo
dD gof con gobeno de Obegon hasta este acceda
determnadas condolences dic d1cies
representatives en- congeso las mocones encamnadas
iogar investigation sobre la propaganda an-mecana
ha conestado demandando investigation sobe de
propaganda favor de Mejco.
Las inVectiVas las lanzadas pubicidad
contra los enegos del econocmento seas que la
Casa Blanca ha debdo rectcarIas Eo sin duda
escIarecera ell ambete ademas cauuera
e peso moral conceda las campahas de
ugenfe que a congreso reaoe pena pubcdad la nVestga
con demandada abos sntidos Que sepa que
naci6n vecina.
Sc ha habado escrto hasta la sacedad en- este paA So
be la propaganda aemana de antes dante despe
Mucho de los profsos arcuos este tema
escrberonse parecen adecados ahonazeando Dor aros
netamente amecanos Lo que Ieva revelado 10 oue
Sc anunca teVeara ell representante Connay ucan in
Vestigaci6n.
En- Hspano America la campaa de los daros de Hearst
teniendo resonancia ndudabe las empresas
Vendra quedara estabecdolegado ell adoptan
pOcedmentos maquaveIics de aIta nive
para eVar cabo uctuosas cobnaciones nanceras
brar credtos retardados al cobro America
cuantos han neVenido potica mejicana, ademas,
conaes extranieras deben eVe cabo la
investigation. Nngdn mecano opinion,
dar satsfecho sospecha de complication coots
en- su pals Nngn americana nocene de clio ha de aceptar
coplacdo dctado de fbusteo que mpcan
lanzadas contra certas grandes de pals.
Debe saberse como actdan los propagandstas pro
contra de M@iico todo trance.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-02-23
INJERTo DE GLANDULAS TOATA.
DAS DEL CADAvER DE UN
AJUSTICIADO

Del cuerpo de Edward Petsons, un
rec ajusticiado en- Sing Sing, leciente-
mente y un magnifco tipo de la espe-
Gle humana, fueron extraidas ciertas
gidndulas, despu6s de su ejeclcion lie
vada a cabo ell 13 del pr6xino pasado
enero. cuyas glandulas Sc injertaron
en- otro REQ Hamado George Hauser,
epileptico, sentenciado dos a1os de
presidio en- Sing Sing, por haber alta
cado una joven.
La transplantaci6n glanduiar fue
efectuada para mejorar Ell estado fisico
de Hauser.
Ell DR.. Terry M Townsend, residente
en- ell No. 2,17s de Broadway. fue
quien practice la operaci6n quirdrgica
y declare POGO despues que Ell paciente
presentaba signos de mejorfa.
Dicha inserci6n llev6se cabo, en-
razon de que ciertas glandulas de Hau
ser funcionaban defectuosamente, Sc
crey6 que, las glandulas sanas Gle Per-
Sons prOducirian secreciones norma
les on el cuerpo de Hauser.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-02-23
La SituaCi6n en- Russia GS
mas terrible Cada dia

Durante la conferencia de Bruselas
para ayudar a Rusia ha sido presen-
ta6o un informe de Krassin sobre Ell
hsulbre en- Russia, que es verdaderamen
to espantoso. La situacion va empeo-
rando. FL hambre alcanza va Is
millones de personaS y esp3cialmon-
to en- las provincias de Ufa, Earizin,
Ssratow. Simbrinsk Kassn y Caucaso
ssptentrional. Por dondequiera, los gra
nos del invierno Sc han perdido, las
siembras para la primavera, ccmpren-
diGos tambien los forrajes, sc han Sc
cado. La poblacion huge hacia ell este.
El hambre en- la region del Voiga pre-
seIlta preparedness inauditas. ZIasta las
cortezas de los arboles, la yerha y cier
toS roedores de las estepas, nan sido
devorados. Todo el que conserve fuer-
z:;s para huir, Sc pone en- marcha sin
saber para donde. Ell c6lera sumenta
los estragos. Actualmente DONNA CO.
mo un soberano absolute en- todos los
distritos de Astrakan, de Sama"a y de
Saratoff. donde La mortalidad asciende
casi al 80 por ciento. La condicion mas
espantosa es la de los ninos. Solo en- Ell
distrito de Samara go 900 han side aban
donados desde ell mes de JUNO, y cada
dia este ndmero aumenta con algunos
ccntenares. ST no es possible hacerlos sa
lir de Russia pereceran todos. Ec Sara
toff, 10 largo del Volga, bajo las bar
cas- acostadas sobre la arena y en- ge-
neral, en- donde quiera que es possible
encontrar un refugio, existe uoa nueva
poblacion que aumenta sin tregua son
miliares millares de nifios c2mpleta-
mente abandonados. Nadie Sc uclpa de
ellcs para NADIA. viven de limosna y
realizando pequefios hurtos. GQue hacer
con tantas criaturas, d6nde meterlos?
-. FL director de la secci6n de ms
trucci6n pIblica de samara, en- un in
forme citado por Krassin, dice que to-
dos los dias recoge en- su puerts, nifios
abandonadcs. Por todas parties los hay:
en- los cOrredores, on las escaieras, en-
las subtorraneos.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-02-23
Cuando los nervios
estan sobresaltados
Ell PEPTo- -MANGAN DE "GUDE"
vIGoRIzA Ell CUERPo Y LIE
DA FUERZA

Hay ve3es en- que los hombreS y las
mujeres no pueden evitar el perder
fuerzas. Trabajan demasiado y auermen
muy POGO no Sc alimentan les Sufi-
ciente. La sangre Sc empieza a debili-
tar porque Sc va envenenando. Los ner
vios empiezan a sobresaltarse.
Ell mejor paso a dar en- tai situaci6n
es empezar tomar en- dosis regulares
ell Pepto- -Mangan de "Gude" Fortale-
ce la sangre. Contrarresta la debilidad
que lie proporcicna a la sangre la fal-
ia de globulos rojos. FL Pepto Mangan
de "Gude' le proporciona la san
gre nuevos globulos rojos. La san
gre pura, hbre de todo veneno, fortale-
ce el cuerpo. Ell sueno es mas descan-
sado, ell apetito mas agudo y Ell cuerpo
Sc aimenta mejor. Los boticarios tie
nen el Pepto-M -Mangan de "Gu6e" en-
forma hquida en- tabletas. FL NOM
bre de Pepto- -Mangan de "Gude" va
impreso Ell cada paQuete. Advt.
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Cuando usted visite San
Juan hospedese en-
La CAFETERIA
Ell. cAso CONTRA Ell
DIR. AUBRAY FERNANDEZ

Varios elementos socialistas de Loi-
"a impugnaron rccientemente el nom-
bramiento del DR.. Jose Aubray Fer
nandez, comisionaGo de Benefcencia,
por no ser ciudadano americana.
FL 'asunto fu6 uevado ante la Cor
&c Federal por ell joven y pcestigioso
abogado Lcdo. Benicio Sanchez Cas-
tafo, quien ObtuvO, despu6s de pronun
ciar I'm admirable discurso, que oil Hon.
Juez Mr. odlin, admitiera al DR.. Au-
bray como ciudadano de los Estados
Unidos, decision que destruye la i'm
pugnaci6n de su nombramiento.