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time for olilih A. Thornton, OF Cum.
mlngs 4 Thornton's millinery estab.
lihhment, 10 make the hat for tho
winner 10 wear IL on Easter Sunday.
April /.
Simply draw your idea OF your
bonnet on the above picture and mail
II 10 the Easter Hat Contest Editor
OF The Seattle Star.
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Personal

Mrs. Robert Henry. who lsft here
In January for New York 20 sail
for South America. was IN santiago,
Chile. on February 20 Amer few
days there she planned 20 so by
the TraHaandins railway over the
Andes mountains 90 Buenos Aires
and WIN craiIo up the Fast coast.
Mrs Walter L. MeCRlium. who has
been the guest o. her bTother-in law
and sister. Mr. and Mrs T. u. Good
win for fiys weeks. left Tuesday for
Spokane. on her way 10 her home IN
Great Falls, Mont
Mrs Dickson Gfandy Trenholmo 10
leaving this week for Fan Francisco.
20 meet Mrs J. ID. Trcnhoims and
Miss Ruth Trenholmr. who are re-
turning that way from visit Of sew
erai months IN the East. They win
al b. home about March a.
afr, and Mrs. Harry Ioliell of
Chicago arc arriving Saturday. 10 DO
the guests Of Mr. ana Mrs Claude
81. seoley for a few days.
Mt and Mrs. Earl de veuve Jeff
this wegk for California, going down
BY motor,
Miss Verona Carlisle. who has
been attending the University Of
Washington this quarter. IN spend
lnE her spring vacation at her homo
In Vancouver u. G.
Mrs. 4. 4. Eiford has returned
from six weeks visit IN Berkeley.
Cal
Mr. aud Mrs a. W. Tidmarsh are
spending a few days In Vancouver.
II. {.
Mira Frederick Parks has returned
from California. where Hhe has been
spending the winter months
MIs anu Mth Nlhinph Mlllef arc
in Victoria, u. c. Tor few days
visit
SIR, Joseph Carman. Of Tacoma.
accompanied BY his niece. siiss Sally
C0u,ts, viii leave Sunday for the
East. 10 Join Mrs. caunan, who has
been visiting in New York for several
weeks
Mrs. Clyde 81. Hadley II visiting
Mr. and Mira. Bruce FarriB In Van
couycr. u. G.
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this powder helps 10 prevent and rex
duce enlarged pores and irritations
1t is also astringent, discouraging
flabbincss, crows feet and wrinkles.
This unusual powder is called La
may (Frcnch. Poudre L'Ame). Be
cause La-may is pure and because 1t
stays on so we'll 1t is used by millions
of American women. All dealers
carry the large box and many carry
the generous thirty-five-cent size.
When you use this harmless powder
and see how beautifully It improves
your complexion You win understand
why so many beautiful New York
women say they cannot buy better
powder than La-may anywhere at
any Observation-Disclosures.
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FoRTsoNTuYGEsEN
AuNu,IAUY

Forison ThyResen Auxiliary. 4. s.
W, " viii meet W Veterans
hall. Armop. Thursday, March -.
at .. IN. beginning AZ $50 d
chicken dinner win Re served, A.
Z p. m. there will 10 a musical pro.
gram. followed IS dancing. The
receipts OF The day and evening win
be Eisvn 20 Tho n. X. W. v. Camp
No. ,. for their legislative commit.
tse and TO tho hospital committee
for relief OF Spanish war Veterans
at Cushing hospital. All members
and friends invited to attend.
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Mr aud Mrs a. W. TidmArsh nre
spending a few days In Vancouver
n. G.
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Miss Verona Carlisle. who has
been attending the University Of
Washington this quarter. IN spend.
lnE her spring vacation at her homo
In Vancouver. H. e.
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ny CYNTHIA GREY

There nrc only a few days lcft In
which to compete for that free EaH.
ter bonnet Tho contes, win close
az midnight Monday. March 20. Tho
contest editor has received over 1000
designs TO date. but the judges will
select the prize.winnlng design In
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Let me tell you about the remarkable
discovery which removed my super
fluous hair at once-then forever

To look at my face today-to see
my skin as free from hair as a
baby's and as clear and rosy look
ing as that of young girl--you
would not believe that / was once
literally bearded woman" with
hair on cheeks. chin and lips, and
with skin coarse and blemished.
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PAPER TOWELS HANDY

Paper towels arc handy 10 have
about tho kitchen. They make o
quick way TO dry the lettucs and do
not bruise Tho leaves. Lettuce for
salad should always DO dried before
using. otherwise the water dilutes
tho dressing and injuries tho flavor.
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LoNrsoMr cLun

Tho Lonesome club viii meet in
the parlors OF tho Ralnicr.urand no.
tel, Friday evening. March "a. az S
o'clock Cards and dancing A spc.
eiai program win be given. Reading.
Miss Ellen puimaEr: solo. Mrs. Grace
A. Towers. pianist Mrs Gloria sic.
Grath strangers and lonely persons
welcome.
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My Free Book Tells the
Secret--Send for Il

lhave written a book which tells
how l came to discover this amaz-
ing method and how any woman
can get rid of superhuous hair, and
Know that 1t is permanently gone.
Don't send n penny-don't make
any promise. just write to me.
me book is free. A post card
brings II.
Address Annette Lanzette, care
Mygienic Laboratories, Dept l2l
IVA s. Peoria Street. Chicago. Ill.
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MOUNT BAKER CIRCLE

Mount Baker Circle OF Plymouth
church win meet Friday. March ss.
AZ 1880 p. m. with Mrs /. j. yaupci.
1855 s2nd ave. s. Tho program wiil
be as follows:
business meeting IN charge OF
president. Mrs. ". II. Gruger: vocal
solo. Mira Everett Clark The RE-
ligious Genius OF tho Negro" Mira
Fred W. catlett. The Negroes serv-
Ice IN Early Wars" Mfs A. Newman.
I'm the Great War" Mrs Howard
Ballard. Reading. Mrs Chester King.
The program II In charge Of Mira
W. 4. Piper.
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MAIEK snrTOrF NOTICE

water win be shut or Friday
from 8 n. m. 10 p. m. on w.
orayus a.. from 18th ave. w.
20 18th ave. W.; on 18th and
18th ayes. w. from W. Barrett
n. 10 Ruffner st.; and on 18th
ave. W. from ". Armour n. 20
W. Cayus ST.. and from a. m.
until .. m. on AK ave. from
Bon Afro drive 20 Goth ave. s
w, ana in tho territory west Of
Sunset ave. from Illinois ~. 10
53rd ave. 8. W.
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sT@aNAftA y @AAtAAsfAs w -
Nordlca Choral club rehearsal viii
b. held Friday evening. a, s o'clock.
at tho sanipractie building. Broad.
way and =. Pine II.
A meeting OF tho Nordica Campfire
group win be held n, the same place
a, $40 r. m. All members arc urged
to be present. "a there 81 much work
70 DO done a, tho meeting.
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LoRRAfNr cIfApTFR No. 3

Lorraine chapter No. 6. o. +. s..
viii rive an informal dance Saturday
evening. March -. IN tho Masonic
club rooms in the Arcade building.
An Eastern Stars. members and
friends invited.
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JOHN r. MILLER PAST
nI-giI1ENT,N, r.f-f1n

Mrs. Flora Gilmore, win entertain
for John +. Miller Past Presidents
club az a 1870 luncheon on saturday.
March 81. at her home. sis Goth
ave, n.
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ADDITIONAL CLUBS
CITY FEDERATION

Tho city Federation OF woncnn
clubs viii meet Monday. March 20.
at : ., m. at the club house. TX
eeuiiyo hoard win meet a; 1910
a. IN.
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HOME COOKED DINNER

Tho Union Danes OF tho Civil War
viii serve a homc.coukcd dinner at
Veterans hail, Armofy. Friday.
March 80. at p. IN. Al $40 and s
p m. there viii DO a card party.
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BaKEs THEM BETTER

A cup Of water placed in the oven
is said 70 make cakes. cookies or
roasts bake more evenly.
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SEATTLE CIRCLE. NO. $40
Seattle circle. No. SO. Sclghbara
Of wooderaft. win entertain with a
card party. Friday. March q, at
Swedish Club hall.
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Founders Dan Bdnqatet

detail Alpha Gamma Delta Founders Day banquet
Saturday evening March 10
buff with miniatu
the table from which the toa for III
tables bright with
bow OF blossoms
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GREENWOOD CHAPTER.

Z. D.. o. u. &.
Greenwood chapter. U. D.. o. II,
s.. win give dance nj Greenwood
hall. s5rd and Greenwood. Friday
evening. March -. al Eastern
stars. Masons and friends Invited.
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SEWARD SOCIAL AND

II ETtNft1 VDUB
Seward Social and Literary club
will meet Friday, March 20, Mt 2
o'clock, with Mrs. j. p. Bicknell. 47io
bath ave. s. Mrs. a. Il. Plough. as.
sisting hostess. Miss Sarah Virginia
Lewis, OF tho public library, viii talk
on BOOTS OF the Hour"
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UNIVERSITY cHAUTAUQUA

University Chautauqua will meet
at the home Of Mrs. II. N. RIggen.
1851 18th ave. N. f.. Friday. March
20, at y. m. This Is an extra
meeting. Mrs. Kate u. McMasters
viii talk on "The Victorian Era
From Two Points" Members may
invite friends.
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woMAN.s CENTURY CLUE


The literature and travel depart.
mont OF the woman'a Century club
win meet Friday. March g. a, II n.
m. al tho Y. W. G. A. Program:
The Boxer Movement" Mrs. Fred
Evans: discussion led by Mru. Il. J.
Huston.
The AmcricanlEstion department
will meet at 1880 nj the Y. ". c. A.
The regular meeting win DO held
At the y ". C. A. At : p. m. This
Is tho annual musicale and guest
day" Tho Century club chorus win
give It's premiere performance. pre-.
scented by Mrs Ernest T. Fitxslm'
mons.
The program follows
Chorus
tal To Wild Ross" ..... Mssnevsit
tcl Sing We Eaehautsa" .ss. Harris
Mrs. l. T. Beckett, at tAs Piano
roisuai.s-c sharp miasr. -. .chspia
hrA iFns MoaFvs Persons
% - sasr q tbs Season, .Aili,..s
Mrn. Samuel Macdonald
Miss carria tovsrsag at tbs Plans
Rssdisg, Hslse;sd--
Mrs. J. Worth prnsmors
votes
tsi ~Ahssaes'' ......... Hector u.riior
tei The Esyiark" ,..... s9reiehAniuoft
Miss Elizabeth -, rssry
Miss Gensva Ferry at the riaro
CENTRAL MISSION
STUDY CLUB
Central Mission study club OF the
Y. W. c. a. holds is last meeting
OF the season Friday. March %. at
the home OF Mfa. David II Davis, sii
18th ave. Reservations made at East
ssi3.
SOCIAL SCORE CLUB
Social score club viii meet with
Mrs. J. Thornns. s2s cath ave. Fri.
day, March 20. Luncheon al p. m.
woMAS's EDUCATIONAL
CLUB
Following a Dutch treat one
o'clock luncheon in tho blue room
nj Moves cafeteria, Friday. March
%. Mrs. Elizabeth Harris. recently
appointed supervisor OF dance halls.
viii speak before the womans Edu.
cationai club. Those interested wei.
como.
HIGHLAND
PARK SCHOOL
Dads Night at the Highland
Park school viii DO celebrated Fri.
day evening, March -. at o'clock.
with nm apron and necktio social In
the school auditorium. The program
includes speeches and refreshments.
community singing, TO be led by
II. II. Vivian. and games under tho
direction OF ID. II. Painter, cxecu.
two secretary Of Community Sorv.
Ice.
ALPHA AUXILIARY
Alpha auxiliary viii hold It's reg
ular meeting Friday. March 20, at s
.. m, In Union Record hall.
SEATTLE CIRCLE NO. $40
Seattle Circle No. $40. Neighbors
OF woodcraft, viii meet Friday eve
ming. March 20. at Swedish Club hail
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Afghan. new substitute for cot.
ton. Is undergoing experiment.
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BRTTISH.AMERICAN
AcgnCTATJON

ASSOCIATION
The Britiah.American association
will give a concert at the Fine
Arts hall, 1913 Fourth ave. Friday
evening. March %. at 8:15 o'clock.
This Is Irish Night" and every.
body will be accorded a hearty vel.
come. All Brltishers invited with
their families and friends. There
will be no charge for admission.
cOTERIE CLUB
TO honor the husbands OF mem.
bers, the Cotc1e club Is entertain.
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Prooron for Orthopedic Musicale-Tea

Frederick Bausmans home
orthopcc hospital Tuesday afternoon March
q. 4 follows:
Farweu Putnam Ly and Or Albert
sngsrolOrneo" GIande la Bicu Aimee
embe Nine hrl Biaock
piano.
Novelty acknowledgements"
songs-~Phybie Henri u Mime. Shirt Balock
Duet--ars Lilly and
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DINNER Hosts Before Dance

arranged small dinner
evening later with their guests
attending clubs dance at the Masonic temple
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CENTRAL MISSION
Study cIifB

Central Mission study club OF the
Y. W. C. a. holds is last meeting
Of the season Friday. March 20. at
the home OF Mrs. David r. Davis, sti
18th ave. Reservations made at East
ssi3.
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today With luncheon t'
Sunset N honoro Francis II. Bownel. Jr
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)omen's Clubs

Ing. on Friday. March %. at the
University Way club, 1880 Univer.
sity way, at 5 o'clock. An interest
ing program has been arranged by
the Fine Arts department Of the
club.
CHAPTER 40, p. II. o.
Chapter 40. OF p. e. o.. win meet
with Mrs. Bessie Jordan. s34 nth
ave. N. Friday. March 90. at s
o'clock.
FOREIGN MISSIONARY
SOCIETY
The Foreign Missionary society OF
the Methodist church will celebrate
Founders Day, Friday. March 20.
The service will be held at Univcr-
sity Methodist church beginning at
1890 a m. There win be three short
talks on The Heritage Of the Past"
THE Responsibilities OF the Present"
and The Challenge OF the Future"
In the afternoon Miss ReBore. a ro-
turned missionary. will speak to tho
women. and there will be presented
short pageant. Voice From tho
East" depicting the organization OF
tho first Women's Foreign Mission
airy society in Boston in 1869. Lunch
con will be served. reservations for
which must BIO made by March 20.
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A Woman's Experience

Tho transformation has been
marvellous all through truly won
derful discovery of Science which
Immediately banished every vestige
Of the hair and gave me this per-
feet complexion, This, after | had
suffered from embarrassing hair
growths for years, and tried
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FOREIGN MISSIONARY
SOCIETY


BALLARD w. c. T. U.
Ballard w. G. r. u. win DO enter.
tanned Friday, March 20, at p. m,
by Mrs, NJ. a. Hedman, 1547 w. e2d
st. Subject, l.. L. l.. week.
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HONE sEWING cLtfR

Tho Ladies' ot the @. A. II. Home
Sewing club win hold bazaar and
sale Of fancy goods at Veterans hnll.
isish Third ave. "wednesday, March
IS. a chicken dinner win be served
At noon and whist VIII be played from
? until $50 pam. Good prizes. The
proceeds viii be given to tho Old
Ladies' home. Public invited.
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Plans Complete for Card Party

eIa6oTao NoFR
Mission giving Easter Monday
April g. a The Chanueer,
{ n OF manifested IA
which viii help rrpcnsh the treasury Man
bridge fact the guests may choose
tables Hostesses asked 10 furnish
owne
which win be presented
to Mrs Lee Wely Mrs w O. Clark
f. Brown Daniel Pratt Mrs H. Perahins Mrs T. D.
and sfrs. L Smith
f Goodwin president OF the circle and Mrs A. A. sutherland
Mrs Harry Otis Mcknight tho
gene o affair.
the j. the Chicago Musical college Will
render numbers at that time
which be by calling
Merritt, 54si.
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Schedule at Orthopedic Shops

be for Washington Park guild at tho
orhopedlc shop Friday assisted By Mrs Rsardon Mrs
j. a. Price l.. aicGns. NJ Frnk. Mrs w w. KELLOGG
Mrs A. G. Mccaum and Mrs
Day Duye Mrs Walter Johnson
Nuss saraW 1ians
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MASTER KEY"
PSYCHOLOGY CLASS

Tho 'Maator Key Psychology class
VIII meet Friday evening, March 90,
Mt 1880 o'clock In tho University
branch library Lesson IA, subject.
"rniycraol Energy" Dr, u. w.
Wood, teacher. Forty books linvo
been given 10 tho class for clrcula-
ton among those In attendance. Al
welcome.
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Club VIII Give Annual Luncheon


March &C. az
Early reservations asked with Mrs
Hopper 1887.
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Plan Dinner for Saturday

AIR and Mrs Max Olsen entertaining With dinner OF wen]
AZ their home saturday evening, March "a
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Celebrate Anniversary

Celebrating their wedding anniversary Mr. and sfa john MoFan enter
their homo last evening Bridge
later.
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MrssouLA CLUB

MisBoula club will give no.host
dinner at tho Indian Summer. Fri.
day, March 20. at $50 p. m. For
reservations, call Mrs. s. @. Nov.
ers. Capitol oS33.
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AUXILIARY GREETERs

AUXILIARY GREETERs
or AMERICA
Ladies' Auxiliary Grceters OF
America will hold their monthly
business and social meeting. Tuesday.
March 81, at Seattle Hotel. p m.
Mrs. Green and Mrs. Baker Joint
hostesses.
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LARA BARTON TENT No. /

Following the regular business
meeting OF March 20. Clara Barton
Tent, No. l. Daughters Of Veterans.
will serve an oyster supper and In
the evening viii hold nm old fash
Toned dance In Veterans hall. nrmory.
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woMANs EpucATloNAL

Following Dutch treat one
o'clock luncheon in the blue room
nj Moves cafeteria, Friday. March
20. Mrs. Elizabeth Harris. recently
appointed supervisor Of dance halls.
viii speak before the woman's Edu.
cationai club. Those interested wei.
como.
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CLUBS FOR FRIDAY
AUXILIARY WASHINGTON

AUXILIARY WASHINGTON
FOUNDATIONS
The ladies' auxiliary to the George
Washington Foundation will give a
card party March 20, at p. m. at
Scottish Rite temple.
DORrc CHAPTER CARD PARTY
Doric chapter, No. 90, o. r. s.. win
give a card party at Dartnell's cafe
terra, Second ave. and Madison St,
Friday evening, March "a. Eastern
Stars and their friends welcome.
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SOCIAL SCORE CLUB

s7I@AA6 s9NaNfANA@ AA<Afs
Social Score club VIII meet with
Mrs. J. Thomas. s2s cath ave. Fri.
day. March %. Luncheon al p. m.
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MAJOR and Mrs. Pugh Bridge Hosts

Mai Thomas Pugh L. A., aud Mrs Push VIII be hosts
evening At their home entertaining with five tables OF bridge IN
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Mrs Walter /. MecAllum. who has
been the guest o. her brother -in law
and sister. Mr. and Mrs T. Il. Good
win for fiys weeks. left Tuesday for
Spokane. on her way 20 her homo IN
Great Falls. Mont.
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Mrs. Brehm Issues Invitations for Bridge
Tea. Mrs. Verd to Entertain on April !
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Mr and Mira winloek Miller are
In Victoria, u. C.. Tor few days
visit
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Mira Frederick Parks has returned
from California, where she has been
spending the winter months.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-06-23
LAS EXPERIENCES

FL fot6grafo present6 una plaza
sin revelar Ell jesuita y sus acom-
panantes pasaron a la camara obs
cura, donde la plaza fue marcada a
peticion del padre Heredia por los
testigos.
Impresion6 ell fot6grafo la plaza
posando sentados el artista y ell pc
riodista y en- pie entire ellos el sa-
cerdote. Una vez revelada la plaza
apareci6 sobre ell grupo una sombra
piancuzca de inconfundible semejar-
"a con ell almnante Beatty de la
Gran Bretana. FL asombro fu6 enor-
me. No es nj siquiera necesario
cue posen personas vivas, dijo el pa
dre. Los "espiritus" Sc suspenden
sobre la imagen fotografiada de una
escena 0 una persona. Para no bur
larse del Soldado Desconocido, que
fu5 tornado como motive por Conan
Doyle, pidio la fotografia de un per-
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-06-23
LO QUE ES LA
NEURASTENIA

La neuraStenia eS Sslmplemente una
condici0n de agotamiento neTVloso-
Las causas que la producer son muy
variadas, comunmente provlene de
trabajo continue, va sea mental
ffsico, falta de descansO, pOca aten-
ci6n prestada Ia dieta Y ejerclclo, y
tambien las desazones ocasionadaS
por Ia Iucha del yivir. EXcesos de
cualquier genero pueden producirla.
Algunas intermediates como la grippe
causan la neurastenia, tambien pue-
desatribuirse a un choque severe, in
tensa ansiedad pesadumbre. Los
SfntomaS son, SenSibilidad en- de-
masla, irritabilidad, pronta dispoSi-
ci0n para aDesadumbraTSe por cual-
quier nOnada, dolores de cabeza y
YeceS nauseas. FL tratamiento de In
neurastenia debe consistir en- ell
nutrimiento de las c6lulas neTviosas,
requiriendo un tonico no alcoh0licO.
Como que los nervioS toman Su ali
mentO de Ia sangre, ell tratamientO
debe ser encaminado al enriqueci-
miento de Ia misma Las PfldoraS
RoSadas del DR.. Williams actuan di-
rectamente sobre la sapgre, Y regu-
lando debidamente In dieta, han pro-
bado ser de gran eficacia en- muchoS
casos de neurastenia. ia tendencia
q anemia o 4 emprobrecimiento &c Ia
sangre Sc corrige tambi6n con el uso
desesas pfldoras t6nicas.
Estas pfldoras Sc venden en- esta
ciudad Y en- todas las buenas boticas
del mundo. EXija siempre las legfti-
mas, las del paquete rosado con Ia p
grande en- caracteres de relieve.
Hay publicado un librito intitulado
''Desarreglos Nerviosos" que con
tiene consejos muy provechosos para
Ia conservation de la saud. Tn
ejempIar del mismo le serd remitido
bajo Sobre cerrado Y completamentc
libre de todo gasto para usted, 81 10
solicita a la DR.. Williams Medicine
Co., Schenectady, N. Y, Z. u. de A.
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PENSAMIENTOG

A todos los sabios les preocupsn mu-
cho Las grandes cosas que existen adn
por descubrir, y a clio SO debe qus
comparen a nenudo Ell presense y el
pasado, para estudiar el tuturo. Los
grandes escritores cinematografcos es
tan tratando de convertir el CINE en-
una escuela universal para Denehcio ge
neral Ultimamente ha sido ilmada la
ilnportante obra Ell HIJO DEL FILL
BUsTERO, cuya obra demuestra las
grandes piraterias que Sc comet;an en-
tiempos pasados sin que Sc supiera Qui6-
nes eran sus autores.. Esta gran obra.
repleta de arte, amor y misterio ser5
ruy pronto exhibida en- nuestros prin
c.pales Cines. :. Advt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-06-23
Ell PADRE HEREDIA, ANTEE ASOMBRO De LOS Pc
RIODISTAS, PRODUCE FOTOGRAFIAS POR
MEDIC De AIIXTIFICACIONES E [NGENIO
SIN INTERVENCI0N DEL ESPIRITU

piritas cue Sc han desarrollado en-
Paris, en- plena Sorbona, en- la Fa-
cultad de Ciencias de la Universidad
de Paris
Fran Ia consecuencia directa de
una formidable encuesta realizada
por M Paul Henz6, periodista fran
c6s de gran renombre y pubIcada
bajo cl titulo 'Viven los Muertos',
Bsta encuesta, que provoc6 una
formidable tempestad, habia termi-
nado ell ano pasado con un enorme
punto de interrogation. Fu6 despues
de las polemicas asi provocadas
cuando NJ Henz5 Sc decide practi-
car experimentos ofciales y decisi-
vos.
La derrota de las ideas de Conan
Doyle por el sacerdote mejicano re