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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-06
Meyers VIII Head
Reserve Officers

Lieut.. Col. Herbcr w. Meyers was
Thurday night elected president OF
the Seattle sector OF the Reserve
Army Officers association, at a
meeting a, the American Legion
club. Other officers elected were
Lieut.. +. l.. carp. vice president:
Maj. Jesse Jackson. secretary. and
MnJ. Garrison Babcock. treasurer.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-06
Retired Officer to
Be Buried Sunday

AIvah u, Kent. retired police or
ncer and father Of Lieut.. w. y.
Kent and sergt. n. T. Kent OF the
SEATTLE police force. who died
Thursday night at hts home, win
b buried Sunday afternoon at ,
O'Clock Funeral services win be
held a, the Butterworth Mortunry
with services under the auspices OF
the g. \. r. Members OF the po-
lice department viii attend In plain
clothes. The Rev. J. u. o. Powers
win officiate.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-06
Fire Equipment Row
Breaks Out Again

The tirc fighting equipment row
broke out again in the council FRI
day. Chairman r. L. Biains 81 the
finance committee wants 10 know
why the board " public works
hasn't advertised for bids f,or IL
pieces OF equipment. Tho sonncii
appropriated yiso.0oo to pay mr. the
machines and Blaine win introduce
resolution az next Monday =
council meeting calling upon the
board OF public works 10 explain
its delay The board has been d.
reeted By Mayor Brown not to I'D.
vertise for the equipment until he
has completed survey OF tho fire
department.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-06
SHOP
y
Where Human Minds Are Made Over
-BY G. LUCILLE BUTLER

Friday I went 20 school literally
a. we'll 40 nguraiiycly / visited a
school where perhaps me- never BE-.
fore was brought home 20 me the
fundamental truth -"Bnd greater love
hath no man"
Down ~ 29g5 Minor ave ~. the
panaerby will see a align "A large.
black Aign with words of gold. The
Opportunity School for Boys aud
Oifin." Back 81 ihis sign. across r.
lawn, and fairly embowered in de.
iighiful shrubbery ncsties-for alth0
u Ia large j, II one Of the mostly
kind grey house that Welcomes,
and I found a hearty ons In The per
son Of Dc, R. 4, Burgs and hts corps
Of helpers
Briefly. Or. Burge, an English uni
versity man Of many letters, has
found IN Seattle the town ~ tho
rainbow end Here he has recently
established an institution unique as II
i philanthropic only one Of its
idnd in the state ~ WnEhInEiop-
beautiful IN itself bat al to made.
auate 20 III the demand II cannot
fail 10 grow and expand BY Telron 81
is very service 10 society.
n IL a haven for sub normal CHI.
dren. It's present company number
ing p. OF which 20 arc h0ardeul
ranging in age from : to is years.
A few mofr boariers ran h. accom-
modaied. and gOodly numier u
day pupils cared for The doctor
conducts an absolutely free public
clinic, AZ The school daily from 10
20 IL except Saturdays. where sub,
normal children 10 thru the bands
Of this vocational analyst and BY
means Of delicaiely adjusted scien.
tiflc instruments the doctor can tell
with mathematical precision the ca.
act classification Of sub mentality OF
each particular child.
Starting with the iower-,hs IDIOT.
they follow up the scale imbecile.
erciin. monaghan and moron-five
distinct types. Of which the latter
four In most cases respond 10 proper
and Individual training 10 the end
that large majority will make use
ful citizens instead Of Inevitably end.
iug their days behind asylum or
prison watlH
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-06
Rainier Valley Is
After New Station

A request that tho city erect "A
two.story brick building at the
northwest corner OF Rainier ave.
and Hudson ST.. with quarters for
police and other city department
sub stations on the ground floor and
ia community hall on tho second,
was flied with the city council Fri.
day by the Rainier Valley CONNER.
cint club.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-06
Claim Silk Damaged
on President Grant

Charging that n shipment OF silk
reached them in a damaged oondi.
ton. a. y. villa & Sons. OF New
York. have filed suit TO recover s25,.
600 In federal court, naming M Joint
defendants tho United States shin.
ping board, owner OF the steamship
President Grant. and the Nawsco
frelghior Artigas.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-06
LEADER IN GARDENING
FOR MANY YEARS NOW

Brighton school has been a leader
IN gardening for many years, In fact
since 1914 when tho students began
decorating the school yard Esich year
the school has taken new honors In
the movement. under tho leadership
Of Mrs. Blair. who Is a gardener par
excellent.
The school has won the rose trophy
permanently: taken dozens OF prizes
in garden work and has heautiticd
the entire neighborhood. Every stu.
dent has flowers and gardens at
home now. And even the parents
have joined In the movement as the
show Friday was participated IN by
both The parents and children.
As an example OF the variety Of the
products grown in Brighton. one ex-
hlhis contained "a varieties Of apples.
four varieties Of pears walnuts.
grapes. aprieoss and pruncs ~ from
one home orchard.
Mss Helen Smith showed cab
ia<r that looked like a rose. bigger
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-06
EACH CHILD rs
CAREfTII.Y STUDIED

Here these children are studied
carefully and constantly examined
every few days and their mental
conditions checked zap. they are
taught 10 control their tcmpers. 70
BE- obedient. what morals mean. and.
no lhey can aaslmlate lt-fchool
work They have lovely lawns and
grounds 10 play In. ana for exercise.
amidst great shade tfeeH ana love
~ shrut'bery. with trained nurses
and teachers. ana an their sur.
foundingn Of tge highest class and
heauty. To watch them turning
toward the Hight. toward mental and
economic freedom. led BY the low.
Ing care Of "a tender unHelfish gen.
ticman. is a sermon IN itself. and
hope that Seattle will learn 20 know
and appreciate this splendid man
who II giving his ail--money. time.
labor and love-to wonderful and
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-06
False Fire Alarm
Results in Deaths

MOSCOW. oc, e--FaiNc cries Of
fire in Kiev synagogue resulted In
SO persons being killed and 100 in.
iured as the worahipcrs stnmpeded
yesterday. The lights were cxtln.
guishei just before tho false cries
rang thru tn. hulIdinE.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-06
Seattle Residents
Attend Dairy Meet

Three Seattle residents, Miss
Margaret Kenealiy. 4. y. Bird and
Alfred Hanaley. are among the
Washington state delegates 10 the
Worlds Dairy congress. which op-
pened 5-dny session NJ Syracuse.
n. r. Friday Other Washington
delegates are from Spokane, Walla
WAlla. chehaii,. kirkland. Chin
ook. Tacoma. Toledo and BeIling-
ham.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-06

public sehOois bat unquoftionably
not subjects Tor the insane asylum.
given chance. ana Eo0d Uur.
Take the ease ~ Gene. Tor in.
stance Here Ia healthy hoy.
brought from a lonely island iip IN
British Columbia Gene was ,ixhm.
lned. pronounced unit for tira pub.
DC schools and would have been
sent 70 Medical Lake where csatnct
with idioth A..zs sarss would have
most likely finished what hR iso.
lated life and environment hal 5e.
gun. DR.. f3nrge had Gene come IN
10 talk 10 me. and Gene viii make
IN mighty nns. useful man some
day. or 1 mins my Ruera. he has
already harmed much since his al.
vent into the Doctors family" two
a faeEa arg
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mercifui work
Those who deny freedom 70
others. deserve II not Themselves.
and under the rule Of a just God
cannot long retain it."-AbrahaHi
Lincoln.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-06
SOME on CALIFORNIAS
THUNDER II STOLEN

brighton stole a little 81 Iallior-
Mas thunder Friday night when
IL showed beautiful exhibit "
everlasting flowers. the Kind that
keep their beautiful coiors tomvor
and which we're supposed 20 grow
only In California Thc giadiola-
flaunred their bright hucs from All
parts OF the show room. wing with
the polished apples and pears ami
plums. the carrots and beeis. the
golden mpkins and yellow
sauashes and the blue prunca Tor
the approval at the spectators,
What with the preserves made al
the girls patrrnnl school az brighton
from vegetables grown by the girls,
and tlre displays of art and cooking
and ncedlcwork. Brighton's garden
show must certainly SO down IN
history OF the community as a com,
plete success.
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PROGRAM FRIDAY EVENING
draws HUNDREDS TO FAIR
Flowers, Vegetables, and Preserves
Vie With One Another; CALIFORNIA;
Thunder" Stolen

than washtub Then her pump.
kins and sa,laslgVs wero something
10 admire Mrs Arthur puati n
showed some dahllas that hlushe'l
and nodded their beautiful heads in
most charming and cnchantins
manner Thomas wylie exhibited
hardy perennial display that would
have won prize any place. hla
fan anemone. dolphinum and thali
cum were sweet 10 look al.
Evening star., 1923-09-30

SALESMAN, one who knows the plumbing
trade, to sell complete line speca,ties, or. II
responsible. TO establish branch with stock.
ADDRESS Mr.. j. T. Waters. p. o. Box 71S,
CITY Hall station. New York city
Evening star., 1923-09-30
wANTED-AGENTs.
Continued.


NEW wonderful seller. Doc profit every dollar
sales; deliver on spot; license unnecessary:
sample free. Mission Co., $40 N. HaIsted.
Chicago. Ill.
SELL MADISON "Betrer Made shirts aireet
from our factory to wearer. No capital or ex-
perence required. Easily sold. Big profits.
Write for free samples. Madison Mills, 503
Broadway, New York.
WHY WORK FOR OTHERS? Start and oper-
ate Your own business; our system proprietary
specially manufacturing offers wonderful op-
portunffes to make 500 to $500 weekly; open
ings everywhere; We furnish everything and
show yon how. Booklet free. NATL Scientific
Labs, 200 Monroe. Richmond. Va.
WE START YOU without dollar; soaps. e1-
tractI perfumes, toilet goods; experience
necessary Csrnation Co, Dept 200. St. Louis
WONDERFUL NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. all
needles for Photographs; saves time and an
noyance: preserves records: lasts for years:
1000, 600 prospects; SIS daily: free sample
to workers. Everyday, Dept. 20-C. McClurg
bldg. Chicago.
500 PER WEEK 20 sell Five e-In-0ne Wringer
Mops. Wonderful sellers. Combination mop.
mop stick, scrub brush, scraper and adjust
able mop wrfnger; operates exactly like clothes
wringer. Write quick for free details of this
and other new quick selling specialties. Five
In-0ne Mfg. Co. Worcester. Mass.
Evening star., 1923-09-30
WANTED-sALEsMEN.
Continued,

$50 TO $50 A DAY-New rapid-sclling spe-
cialty; all retailers. Unique plan. Main Nov
city Co. Dept. J. RIA. Cedar Rapids. Iowa.
$50 DAILY made by best men; $35 weekly
and expenses guaranteed against commissions;
all retailers buy: Appleton Novelty Co.. Dept.
500, Cedar Rapids, Iowa
SECURITY statesmen, all
grades, to sell attractive unusual
income issue. Going concern
well established; nothing like
this has ever been offered before.
Small drawing account allowed
daily. Apply Sales Manager,
2O7 Phillips bldg, daily, y,sexcept
Sunday.
Evening star., 1923-09-30

FURNITURE SALESMAN.
An experienced : furniture
salesman. one used to handling
better grade of goods preferred.
w. & Sloane. 1903 H st. NV.
TRUCK DRIVERS at once for
large road job. Cleveland 761.
LABORERS (Ioo)-Report for
work 7:3o am, Sherman ave.
and Euclid st. NV. and 4th and
T sts. NV, Potomac Electric
Power Co.
Evening star., 1923-09-30
BOND SALESMAN
FOR FLORIDA.

FOR FLORIDA.
Excellent opening for experienced first
mortgage. real estate bond statesmen, TO con-
meet with old established house. Splendid is
Sues, long commission; genuine co-operat ton.
Securities Sales Company Of Florida, member
Florida Bankers Associst tion, jacksonville. Fla.
A LARGE OHIO TIRE
manufacturer wishes to employ
a number of good statesmen to
work with jobbers, selling to the
dealer. The work affords splen-
did opportunity for wide-awake
men of good character to become
permanently connected with the
organization. Beginning salary,
$50 to $500 per month, depend
ing upon experience and ability,
with bonus on all sales. Appli-
cants should have had sales ex-
perience, but not necessarily ex-
perience in the sale of tires.
Work will cover all parts of the
country, and unmarried men are
therefore preferred. Write Civ
ing age, experience, references,
address. and telephone number.
Address
BOX 33o-H, STAR OFFICE.
Evening star., 1923-09-30

AUTO Statesmen TO sell used cars;. must pe
experienced and proven successful; good 1oo
for good man. Auto Exchange OF "ash'ns'
ION. Inc .0lH Conn ave.
Evening star., 1923-09-30

FURNITURE SALESMAN.
One of Washington's most
progressive home furnishing
stores is i'll immediate need of
an experienced salesman; prefer
courteous young man of neat ap-
pearance and clean habits; state
age and experience in first letter,
also give phone number. All re-
plies strictly confidential. Ad-
dress Box 321-L, Star Office.
Evening star., 1923-09-30

ASSISTANT membership secretary, for hish,
class orga Azation of district and suburban
business MEN. Address Box 2ti-L s.ar
pfiic
Evening star., 1923-09-30

Statesmen for field service in
the District; membership solici-
tation. highest character. for or
ganization OF high local and ma
tional standing. Leads. liberal
commission and permanent en-
ployment to men who qualify.
Call for interview, Room SO2,
Edmonds building.
Evening star., 1923-09-30
SHIPPING .CLFRK

SHIPPING CLERK.
Furniture and carpet, expe-
rienced, at once. w. & +. Sloane,
1903 H ST. NV. SIS
NAIL PULLERS and wreck
ers; $50 men. Apply U. S. En-
ploynnent Service, I4Io Pennsyl-
vania ave. NV. Long, steady
job at Fort Humphreys. Free
transportation to job.
Evening star., 1923-09-30
SITUATI0NS-MALE, FEMALE
SITUATIONS-DOMEsTIc.

APARTMENT. WORK, plain cooking, by col !.
ored girl. Call Sunday. 1922 s st. NV.
By TWO GIRLS. general betIseWork or help.
ers in boarding house. 81 IL ST. NV.
CARE Of bachelor apartment; can 90 secre.
tarial work. read aloud and run an auto
Address Box 1851. Star ONCE 30s
CHA1iBERMAID-By co.ored woman. 1910
Florida ave. NV. fs
CARE for gentlemen's or ladies' apts., short
hours or part time; light work: by neat in
telligent colored woman. Address Box 251-L
COOK for breakfast and dinner. eoiored giTi:
city ref. Call or write, 113s n J. ave. nv =
Evening star., 1923-09-30
HELP--MALE.
Continued.

SALESMAN. permanent position, opportunity
Tor , ,aavancement; experience not as essential
Tuesday. 8 to 10 am, to 8 pm, Webster
Electric Co.. 719 9th st. NV. Washington,
Evening star., 1923-09-30

AUTOMOBILE SALESMAN, live. to sell pest
car for the people Call evenings, traudocA
Motors, 23a0 Pa ave. Sc.
Evening star., 1923-09-30

AUTO Observation-Disclosures, one Nho nas
some money TO invest in paying business,
good clientele; good location ADDRESS hoA
office
Evening star., 1923-09-30

Roy about eighteen with wheel. in real es.
tate office; will loan Ford machine part tiine
wages 10 start So and commissions. -Ao-
dress L. Star Office.
Evening star., 1923-09-30
Part 60 Pages
HELP--NALE.
EEFER mol ORIGINAL recofaNderdattons
il Tor la,.s,eak Lee COPIES.

sg opplying for employment. Use G0PIEs.-
ADVERTISING ACCOUNT EXECUTIVE, sales
ability; high-grade gentleman; letter onty.
State experience. The Capital Advertising
Co. Inn Mrnsnv klilling -. -
Evening star., 1923-09-30
WANTED-SALESMEN.

CITY SALESMEN-S25 TO 800 cash paid week
ly TO take orders for roses. shrubs, hedging and
trees: no delivering or collecting. We replace
free any stock that dies. Write quick for hand
some free outfit and carrying case. Chase
Bros. Co. Rochester. y. Y.
Evening star., 1923-09-30

SEWING, plain; reliable white woman desires
home work: prefers machine work on clothes
cut and basted, but will make plain dresses
aprons. pajamas, ETC., reasonably. Col. s5I4-J
3ns
Evening star., 1923-09-30

Roy. high school. after school and saturdays
10 make himself useful in eleetr cal supply
shon: reasonable pay to start, with good op-
r,rtunity for advancement; references re-
Gured Address Box l26-II, Star Office. 3o
Evening star., 1923-09-30

Statesmen OF eXmerchauts: unequaled i.-
vent'On How rtady: commissions $50 to 500
per sale; exclusive territory; thousands OF
prospects waiting; biggest opportunity ever
offered; experience unnecessary; We want big
men, hard workers; give qualifications TO re-
cesSey y-repiy. Manager, Box 2ls. station c.
Cleveland Ohio -
Evening star., 1923-09-30
HELP--MALE.
CnnHinnod
CHAUFFEURS FOR

YELLOW CABS.
MUST FNOw CITY AND HAVE REFER
ENCES. WE PAY HIGHEST WAGES IN
THE CITY. STEADY WORKERS CAN
MAKE BIG MONEY. WAGES INCREASE
Goth ST NV
Evening star., 1923-09-30
Conffnued

PUBLIC STENOGRAPHER will give reason
able amount work exchange desk space Ad-
dress Box 103-M Star office
Evening star., 1923-09-30

SAI.ESMEN-Seli marvellous stove polish 70
grocery ahd housefurnisiings trade through
jubbers: 10 rubbing; applied with brush
shines instantly; brush free: women wild about
it; big money. Perfect Polish Co. 1884 52nd
st, Rro1klya y. Y
Evening star., 1923-09-30

SECRETARY. eight years exceptional ev
perience; confidential and executive; available
after October l5. Address Box ISL, Sta,
office
Evening star., 1923-09-30
REAL ESTATE
s1TUATIoNs-MALE.
Continued.

rted man desires permanent position; Ave
years experience; excellent references. Ad-
drss Box 218-L, Star ONCE. 1s
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que, cuando Sc arranque pitando la
Borinquen, este es, despidiendo gases
asfix:antes, Y vonnitando centellas de
sus diez cafones por banda, calibre Az
i''vae victis no va dejar tftere
con cabeza de germanofobo, nj trovero
con puma de ganso del capitolio para
escribir ell ep,tafo del tltimo ''sans
culotte' que sucumba victima de su
arrojo temerario.
"Et sic de coeteris''.
Asi, de, esa guisa, de ese gerero mas
menos averiado, eran los bo4nbones
y serpentinas Oas bromitas de carnes-
tolendas) que cruzabanse los del corro
aque1 de bohemios de buen humor-alia
filos aliad6fobos y neutros-una mafia-
ma de febrerillo mocho del afo 1917
(aIo de 'guasa pesada', y por mas
sefas dia 13.)
Asi, de ese jaeZ, eran sus "mots
pour rire", que dicen los franceses. tY
til, lector carfsino, diras: 'iVaya una
lata que Sc trae este buen senior con Ell
rosario Gle sus mil un galicismos y
latinsmos indigcstos
Asi, de esa viveza de colorid0, era
Ia pirotecnia de stts dimes y diretes,
ell graceio andaluz de sus chistes y pi-
torreos: maneras de revelarse " de
rebeIarse) los idiosicraticos germenes
ancestrales que retozan en- la sangre
criolla que es sangre torera.
Pero volviendo al MONoPLANo,
6quieren ustedes saber en- que quedo?
Bueno, pues. -. "je ne lie sal pas" Zen
gabacho, naturalmente). No sc 81 tllvo
la suerte de parar aterrizar sano y
salvo Ell los edenicos wales cayeya-
nos; nj Sc talnpoco 81 desastrosamente
fue clavarse, como un par de bande-
rillas NAL puestas, en- Ell testuz oro-
grafico del Torito. Solo recuerdo que,
al desdibujarse las vaporosas bamba-
mo el pesimismo de Sehopenauer, y a
retazo negro como la conciencia de I'M
rapsoda plagiario, Ell pajarraco de NAL
agiiero, no Ell rapsoda, ieh!, sino ell
MoNOPLANO fantasma que a muchos
"metio los mochos'', transfigurose, por
arte de birlibirloque, en- un MONO
OLANTIN, o en- una MONO -CHIRIN-
GA, simplemente CHIRINGA Come
ia. juguete dc ni1ios) .-J Risum
ttneatis, amici''?
Y de 10 expuesto despr6ndese
aqueste canto. -. rodado
que zumba como pedrada
en- ojo de boticario
60 como ripiazo en- ojo
de poeta bacalao):
Tipos por ahi veredes
que dan similares chascos
Clos tipos de "BUCHE Y PUMA,
como dice ell vulgo sabio).
Constituyen una fauna
de caracteres tan varics
que el zoologo mas exegeta
no acierta clasifcarlos.
n ;s
(lHasta los hay que pareeen
a I'm tempo simios y sapos
y panteras demonios
de magaterios alados!
isus mostruosos egotismos
81 tomasen forma-irayos!-
fanatics quedarianse
todos los monstruos de HoracioD.
Tipos antropopitecos,
tipos antropo-
de POGO 'peso especiico'',
viento en- popa todo trapo.
Tipcs que Sc pavonean
con aire de MoNo-PLANos;
ipero son No-cHIRINGAs
con rabo asi de largo!
RomuaIdo WALES.
g g NJ q 4 q q b 81 q b roxs
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Monoplanos y otros lnonos

-iPero, adoqufn, 81 no sabemos a1n
ST es no es NONoPLANo!
-lvaya 81 10 cs!, sin que lie falte un
pelo, MONOPLANo SUPER o SUPER
MoNOPLANo; pero no aleman y 81
frances; frances legitimo, de Lutecia,
de Paris, Sc llama CHANTECLER;
y enarbolada en- el tope, prendida
ell la cresta, luce una 'kolosal'' bal-
dera tricolor, con un r6tulo 0 cartel de
dcsafio, lSolosal'' tambien, que dice
asi: iNfALDITA SEA La. DEL QUE
NO CANTE .tLE JOUR DE GLoRTE
EST ARRTvE,'!
--iIra de Dios!-gruh6le como ener-
gimeno, con voz cavernosa, vehiculo
de su ardor behco ciento por ciento
germanodlo, truculento y aggressive, Ell
que parecia mas caracterizado y ecua-
nine de los del grupo. iii y los doce
pares. . (de bemoles) como til, con
sendos idem.. (de puntos suspensivos) ;
mas enc veces los doce pares; mas
uno, de fapa un jam6n, para que
seals nones; clamoreando todos los
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BETTY COMPSON MulSlHeu, que
Tamosa Estrella del Cine es puro ab-
solutamente inofensivo, y que supe-
ra en- efcacia los jabones costosos
mas cualquier otra cosa que u.s.
ted pueda usar.
Una dos cucharaditas linnpian
perfectamente ell cabello y ell cuero
cabelludo. P6ngase en- una taxa con
un POGO de aqua tibia unas dos o
tres cucharaditas de Mulsified. Mo-
jese sencillamente ell cabello y fro
telo con este. Produce una espuna
rica Y abundante, la cual Sc enjua-
ga facilmente quitando hasta la ul-
TINA particula de polvo y caspa. FL
cabello sc SEGA rapida y uniforme-
mente hacienda flexible ell cuero ca
belludo el pelo fino, sedoso, lustro-
so y ondulado.
FL aceite de coco Mulsifed puede
obtenerse facilmente en- cualquier boz
tica, Grogueria, perfumeria pelu-
guerra. Els muy economico, pues bas-
tan unas cuantas onzas para toda
una familia durante meses. Cufdese
de las imitaciones. Exfjase que sea
Mulsified fabricado por Watkins.
A d>yf
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Hace Desaparecer
Ell Dolor

Asi como el beligro de cualquier rag1
inAamacion de Ia piel. de erupciones
locales en- cualQuiera otra parte del cuerpo,
Ningdn tratamiento es mas efectivo. que
Ell UNGGENTO PARA la PIEL
''AMORE'' pues es una preparation suave
en1oliente que tiene un efecto notable aun
en- los -peores casos de eczema cualqriera
otra molestia de Ia piel.
Ell UNGGENTo PARA LA PIEL
"AM0RE" quita inmediatamente la CO.
mez6n. alivia el dolor tiene un admirable
valor curative aun en- los casos mas persis-
'ertes de Intermediates de la piel.
Ell UNGuENTo PARA La PEI.
"AMORE" es I'm remedio Immediate Pruebe
IN frasco esta misna noohe.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-03-13

vientosAy en- todos los instantes febril
y delirantemente, con delirium tremens
'chauvinista' lnorbosismo que hoy
priva; me resultAis una taifa de. =.
-irecontra, como te 10 dire!--una tai
ia de vocingleros, de proxenetas, de
guachinangos, de miopes mas que mio-
pes. obesos -. yermos de sindere-
sis. :. +. de sentido lido. Esa rara avis
de aerostato, que vuela en- alas de la
gasolina hacia los cuernos del Torito,
debe ser-iojal&, voto Nemesis y a
EGarte Y Belona todas las Furias
del Avernoi-debe ser ell Quinto Jine-
te del Apocalipsis en- fgura de. zeppe-
lin pirata de los de Ultima invenci6n;
en- fgura de zeppelincito ''carifoso"
que, cuando sc arranque pitando la
Borinquen, este es, despidiendo gases
asfix:antes, vonnitando centellas de
sus diez cailones por banda, calibre AZ,
i"vae victis''l, no va a dejar tftere
con cabeza de germanofobo, nj trovero
con pluma de ganso del capitolio para
escribir Ell ep,tafo del ultimo ''sans
culotte'' que sucumba victima de su
arrojo temerario.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-03-13

Aunque sea la tgirr' una Amarilis
mas amarilla que la propia bills.
bien una 'gachi''
rubia como un rubi