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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-03-13

Quaint poke shapes with brims that roll slightly
or droop in graceful curves, are among the new
Flower trimmed Hats for Spring; in Tagel and
Hemp. Large punches of flowers at the side or color
full spray groupings (as on the hat pctured), are de-
veloped in wide variety of shades Attractive values,
at $3.50. THE DOWNSTAIRS STORE
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-03-13

be received unuI then they viii b.
accepted. with tho accompanying
coupon. AZ the Columbia lhsater OF
flee. Friday the winners viii b.
named and prizes, spoken OF IN de-
tail previously. awarded.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-03-13

Tho Economic Interpretation of
History" win DO tho subject OF lee.
ture by Prof Allen Benham, Of the
University OF Washington. Thursday
night M the Labor temple.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-03-13

Lives OF 60 women inmatea threat.
ened when fire destroys California
State Women's Industrial home.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-03-13

80 HH HNH"
Monroe bod 90
OF Falmouth.
Mass. who drop
ped from sight IN
Omaha. Neb, on
January 10.
podson Ae
coriing 90 a let
ter TO Chief OF
Police seyeryus.
q seattle. was a
major stationed
AZ Fort Crook
Neb.. and was re.
Gently discharg
Cd at that place
He a believed
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-03-13
PROFESSOR ALLEN II. RE,

PROFESSOR ALLEN n. BEN.
HAM. University OF Washington.
win deliver a lecture wednesday
evening az o'clock in the Labor
Temple, Sixth ave. aud University,
entitled. The Economic Interprvta.
ZION % Literary History"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-03-13
PRESS FIGHTS RADICALS

LISBON. March Is.-The seculo.
most Important paper In Portugal.
has been purchased by "A group Of
capitalists to combat radlcaiism.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-03-13
GOLD RUSH TO FIJI

SINGAPORE March 10. More
thnn 5000 men have saIlcd for l'iji
following discovery OF gold there.
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Pioneer Woman Dies
at Home in Auburn

Mrs. Bell Thomas. pioneer Wash.
In stonlan, who died March 10 at
her homo In Auburn, Is survived by
seven children and her husband. j.
w. Thomas. Funeral services we're
held in Auburn Monday with Gro
nation at Bonnoy.W atson'H under.
tnkers In Seattle The urn Will bo
placed in the family lot at Lake
View cemetery
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-03-13
SEEK
MISSING MAN

Mystery which has bafned Seattle
and Omaha police surrounds the sud.
den hl.,nrenrnnrr nf NJ c,l.r.n....
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that there has been much less move
ment in the export of capital.
Mr.. Hoover explains the phenome-
non of continued large importations Of
gold despite the adverse balance of
trade by suggesting 1t may be due to
the fact that there has been large
export of our currency which is being
held and used abroad and that there
are some evidences that European
countries have increased their open
balances in the United States and their
investments in American secuxities-
Having for the first time attempted
to trace down the items of invisible
exchange, Mr.. Hoover announces that
it is proposed to do so annually here
after and that through the co-opera
tion of banks and merchants compre-
hensive estimates will be made for the
year 1923 as soon as the year comes
to an end.
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national, CAPITAL
| go GqGiifG1 AFFAIRS Bij9EB
Made "Capable Potential Fighting Men,

zen army" In proof of the success
of the experiment, it added that
not only was there a remarkable I'm
provement in weight, chest expansion,
height, mental alertness and enthusi-
asm among the boys of the special
company, but that in competition with
four prize companies of the regular
camp at the conclusion of training,
the former physical detectives won
third honors.
In selecting men for the special
company, groups of boys with slight
organic defects or with indications of
disease were segregated temporarily
at the hospital. In one case 80 youths
suffering from hookworm were re-
turned to the company completely
cured.
one hookworm patient gained %
pounds in three weeks. The gain of
weight for the entire company of 12O
men during the camp period was
shown by the records to be - pounds
man on the average.
Could the young men of the nation
all be put through the training of the
military camps it is obvious that the
percentage of detectives would be
tremendously reduced.
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Everybody, Nobody, Blamed for Herrin

promoter of the Southern Illinois Coal
company started to operate his mine
in defiance of the union he was in
viting mob violence and flirting with
death; he knew it and prepared to
meet it. The resentment was spon-
taneous and Instantaneous. He chal-
lenged the supremacy of the union.
Those in the mob undoubtedly believed
that 1t was an attempt to return to
old conditions before the mines had
been unlonized.
"There were, of course, fatal omis-
slons Of duty on the part Of public
officials, and neither the officials nor
the public wanted troops to protect
the operator in his union destroying
operations. 1t might have been stopped
by the sheriff, by the officers of the
miners union, by public sentiment, but
all were for the union and all believed
that an attempt was being made to
destroy it.
This statement unfortunately can
not end here. Clothed with all the
charitable excuses above set out, these
furnish no justification for the brazen
audacity with which subordinate Of
ficials and members of the United
Mine Workers of America defended
the crime and the criminals. That
they were espousing the cause and de-
Tending the lawbreakers is further
shown to the commission by the fact
that they have since bought the mine
where the tragedy occurred, and have
paid therefor S729,O ,OOO."
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,oloRAOO RECEIVED S45 100000
FROM TOURISTS THIS YEAR

4 Denver-Colorado has received S45.-
PV,OOo from tourist business thus far
p l923' the directors Of tht Denver
Tourist Bureau were told at their an
ual meeting and dinner in the Brown
Palace hotel.
FRANK A. Bare, retiring president OF
he bureau, declared at the meeting
nat this amount had been spent in
'-' by $4,000 tourists who have WIS.,
'eu the state 50 far this year and that
"ese lisureS represent an increase of
~ 10 per cent in the volume of rail
'"ll'c ana 53i5 per cent in automobile
|raffc.
MI. Bare recommended to the meet
mat Ihe bureau cooperate more
VII! with other tourist agencies of the
,' 'icluuihg the National Park
e'nice' National Forest service, Great
colorado, Inc, and the Rocky Noun
am Aorotlsts, Inc.
,,,s N''e''"Fs or the bureau ex-
laoeu agreement with Mr.. Bare's
,enleh' ,o,' that the travel business of
,O'auo Is the forerunner of greater
DlaS@o, u"' ana agricultural activity and
.tseu t themselves to larger activities
a,D oe''ali OF the bureau in the coming
h. "ayor StapIeton praised the work of
roo e"u IN promoting exhibits of
sap p'"uo products at Overland mark.
h oxtu'y tUun'y receiving free space for
II I'M" hut Harry Burhans, secretary
ho ", s bureau, recommended the use of
|lcb Ie arne. llall at Overland park for
bleton o,'s ,,'. next year and Mayor Sta
>''n pledged his cooperation
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nations rose to their great
ness when physically fit,
and crumpled when physically unfit
Americas experience in the draft in
dicated that 80 per cent of our young
men have physical defects. What an
alarming situation-50 per cent of a
nations manhood defective! But 1t
was also shown that most of these de-
fects could be corrected by proper
training
Official reports from Camp McClel-
Ian, Ala, disclose that an experiment
durlEg the summer with company of
10 civilian military training camp
students, selected for their physical
unfitness for military service, turned
them out at the end of three weeks as
capable potential fighting men,"
The report was submitted by Capt.
A. w. Ednie, Twenty infantry,
VINO commanded the special training
company at the camp, composed of
men who would otherwise have been
rejected for the summer work. 1t
recommendation similar companies be
organized next year and that addi-
tional men be thus saved to the citi-
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dme, and adorable bonnets and hats
Ill the time.
We must concede to French design
shs the happiest faculty for making
lovely clothes for children. They are
using cashmere and wool crepe for
dresses and broadcoth for both coats
and dresses. On the coats one Is apt
to find narrow fringes of monkey fur.
outlining bands on the sleeves or body
Of the coat, and a tiny mutf of the
same fur-tO go with the coat. Rows
of little buttons, In n contrasting color,
decorate bands of material and adOrn
coats and hats to match. These same
designers made much Of leggings that
are fastened with row of small but
tons up the side of the leg. They are
The Dolores star., 1923-10-19
Commercial inquiries answered AMI
Information gladly furnished without
kost, Address any firm above.
Electricians viii Aid Japan

New York.-Loyall A. Osborne, pres
ldrnt Of the Westinghouse Electric In
ferra,ional Company, has left for San
fronrisro. whence he will sail for To-
H. 10 confer with Japanese Industrial
KS about construction of quake-de-
stroycd cities He was accompanied
Av GUY +. Trip, chairman of the
Electric and Manufac-
krrInr Company. American industry
Las a great responsibility in rallyinS to
he aid Of japan and l am convinced
Shat this responsibility will be met in
Shouudfng measure" Mr.. Osborne
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By Air to Panama Canal Over Mexico

by Capt. Thomas G. Lanphier, in
charge Of squadron of six army
planes, last April, when they flew from
San Antonio, Texas, via Florida,
Cuba, Haiti, San Domingo and Porto
Rico. While this expedition did not
attempt to complete the flight from
Porto Rico to the Panama canal, all
army air service experts were conf
dent that the distance could be easily
negotiated.
"From a military point of view"
said Captain Lanphier, "the import
ance of this flight hardly can be over
estimated. 1t is evident at once that
the island of Porto Rico forms the log
ical base of action for an air force
against any possible enemy fleet ap-
preaching the Panama canal from the
Atlantic
"Aside from military aspects. this
flight suggests interesting possibilities
for future commercial air lines. 1t
has been shown to be entirely prac-
ticable to fly from the southern por-
tion of the United States to Venezuela
in approximately - flying hours"
While Secretary Weeks concurs in
this view as to the Importance of the
Porto Ricar route. and the Porto Rican
base in the defense of the canal, he
and practically all army air service
experts recognize that the Mexican
route would be much shorter and pref
cradle in making quick flight from
the United States to the canal.
The third route suggested Is from
San Diego, Calf. along the west
coast of Mexico.
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spiratlon is drawn from many sources;
for the fancy of creators has free
range when it roams in search of ideas.
For the first hours of the day
nothing has superseded the light-col-
ored breakfast coats of silk Casually
tatfeta) adorned with rufiles and frills
Of silk or of lace. OF course the
graceful, side tie fastening was appro-
prlated by the makers of negligees
and it proves an additional attraction
in these dainty coats. Darker silks
are chosen for pullman robes and they
are rivaled by mercerized cotton cor
duroy in the better qualities. One Of
these is shown in the picture and
serves the same purpose as the
breakfast coat or the kimono. These
The Dolores star., 1923-10-19

air route from the United
States to the Panama canal. Plans
for such a route, as an important part
of the defense system of the canal,
have been held up for more than two
years because of severed diplomatic
relations. The Mexican government.
It is said, has indicated its willingness
to permit American planes to fly over
that country and will not be averse to
the establishment of an aerial mail
service between the United States and
Mexico City.
In mapping out plans for an air
route from the United States to Pan
ANA, three possible courses have been
considered. The first of these, and the
one which is regarded by experts as
the most desirable, is the Central
route, leading from Kelly field, San
Antonio, Texas, to Laredo, and through
the central part of Mexico, following
in general the line of the railway.
This route not only has the advantage
pf being the shortest, with stops at
some of the most important cities Of
the southern republic, but 1t also
would afford number of good land
ing places. AS a matter of fact, land
ing fields already have been estah-
lished at some points along this route.
The second route is along the east
ern coast of Mexico and the Gulf. with
n flight across the Yucatan peninsula.
This route has the advantage of being
very much shorter than that followed
The Dolores star., 1923-10-19

WHEN one is very young, In a
w world full of wonderful things to
see and play with, furbelows are n
nuisance-unless they are of the kind
tnnt are fastened on and can't come
OH. Everything else has a brief
career and Is sure to be lost so tho
'ist OF detachable belongings, for the
very little miss. may well be brief
But she rejoices in hair bows and hair
oands OF ribbon. combs, berets, sashes
sweaters and a little jewelry. besides
nittens, legglngs and muifs, In winter
The Dolores star., 1923-10-19

"a dent Coolidge on the causes of
strikes declined to fix final re-
sponSlbllity for the Herrin massacre,
but strongly criticized public officials
for failing to prevent the killings, the
Southern IllinoiS Coal company for de-
Tying the union and inviting mob vio-
lence, and subordinate officers and
members of the United Mine Workers
who defended the outrage.
ut has been suggested that this was
communistic movement" said the
commission, referring to the Herrin
massacre. ''It Is true that communists
have made efforts to establish organi-
zations In that county and that q few
foreigners were induced to join; but
there is no evidence that this had any
relation to this lamentable and hor-
rible occurrence. The voters are in
tensely partisan and divide along nor
nal party lines with a negligible So
cialist vote.
''The local point of view is well
jury: we, the jury, find from the evil
dence that the deaths of decedents
were due to the acts, direct and in
direct, of the officials of the Southern
Illinois Coal company. We recon-
mend that an investigation be con-
Quoted for the purpose of fixing the
blame personally on individuals re-
sponslble.'
''There is no doubt that when the
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OF embroidery, vary the simple ward.
robe Of little ladies'.
Wherewithal shall we be clothed
ior those hours of the day spent
WITHIN the walls of home and the
bosom OF the family-or other In
timatesf 1t all depends upon how
we must occupy ourselves during
these hours and therefore design
ers OF negligees have made n wide
variety OF garments, keeping in mind
that 1t Is the mission of such apparel
to be decorative and cheerful. In.
The Dolores star., 1923-10-19

Don't wonder whether you can dye
or tint successfully, because perfect
home dyeing is guaranteed with 'Dia-
mond Dyes even if you have never
dyed before. Druggists have all colors.
Directions in each package.-Adver-
tisement.
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nurado nas' Second in Road aui,d,n,

Denvas second in Road BuiIdino
SoIpt ~ =, Colorado was second in
\ thu a. ,aN, miles of new road constructed
Pee, accora' us states during the year
ION was,,s wulhs to a report received
istrict en", .is'on by ]. W. johnson,
roads 'As,neer s of the federal bureau
@lorado = 'outll Dakota was first. In
ew Toad u total of 7,sS49 miles of
pu Of sa"o sss constructed, at a total
el2s S'. So,'22'l2a, OF this sum. 81
etvlslon " %, spent under the direct su-
srueut vi n The State Highway DE-
Fon tedara, arge portion Of It coming
Ne'al appropriations.
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cuticura Comforts eaby's Skin

When red rough and itching, by hot
baths of Cuticura Soap and touches of
Cuticura Ointment. Also make use
now and then of that exquisitely scent
ed busting powder. Cuticura Talcum.
one of the Indispensable Cuticura
Toilet Observation-Disclosures.
The Dolores star., 1923-10-19

It Doesn't Last Long, Though.
Radio-Do you know what a make
up box is?
Fan-Yes, box of chocolates.
The Dolores star., 1923-10-19

United States Armed Force Increased.
The only important power which has
actually increased its armed forces
since 1913 is the United States, the
figures having risen from $4,000 in that
year to $4,000 in 1922.
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w.. voice Capitalized bv Friend.

New " Uy FfIend8
|Eas S,a ,aaorh.-Angelo RagginI, the
m fl, ,ho sue "a Caruso," sailed for Rome
|olea ~, Eohte Rosso to cultivate the
~ adm,., e" recently was capitalized
k25 nar s , friends at 400 shares of
The Dolores star., 1923-10-19

corduroys make very handsome robes
and coats, with the suppleness ana
luster of silk, and they sell at low
price. They are shown in such rich
shades as rose, orchid purple, French
blue and henna and some of them
have thin, silky Innings. matching
them in color.
In more pretentious negligees of
georgette, crepe de chine, tinted laces
and the like, designers follow classic
lines in the silhouette and are devoted
r. the long and graceful wing sleeve
po,a colors are used and new style
points appear in side drnperies or
droperies drawn to the middle OF the
front, in the Egyptian manner.
The Dolores star., 1923-10-19

Most wives would be able to save
money If their husbands gave them
enough to save
The Dolores star., 1923-10-19

mate of the volume of So
called invisible exchange have been
announced by Secretary of Commerce
Hoover.
The figures indicate that instead of
foreign countries owing the United
States $754, 100000, representing the
excess of exports over imports for the
year 1922. various items of invisible
exchange reduce the amount to $685.
100000.
The detailed estimates relate to the
,ear 1922, since which the balance of
irade has turned against the United
States. Commenting on the different
situation existing in 1923, Mr.. Hoover
saws there has been continued move
ment against the United States in the
current items of invisible exchange as
well as on merchandise account and
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needed with the very short dresses
md coats that leave the little tot hear'
ly all legs. ,..,o
As decorative feature Tor niue
folks. clothes, nothing Is more useu
,hor r,hbon which makes sashes ana
eirdles and ties and trims trocks.
scalloped flounces, edged into narrow
ribbons, bands, festoons and bows OF !.
.nn,iad TO frocks, flower and lruit
motto. cut out and used in the place
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For One.

The speaker waXed eloquent and.
after his peroration on women's rights,
he said: "When they take our girls as
they threaten, away from the co-edu-
catiOnal college, what will follow?
What will follow, I repeat?"
And a loud masculine voice in the
audience replied, Il Will"
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5;:;: :::: S .; ,;;;'; 4; ;:: :: i;
The Dolores star., 1923-10-19
First Estimate of Invisible Exchange''

!: +: !: 5: {: 6: e: { ;:;: e: g:
MATE Of the volume of So
The Dolores star., 1923-10-19
WOMEN CAN DYE AMY
GARMENT, DRAPERY

Dye or Tint Worn, Faded Things
New for IS Cents
The Dolores star., 1923-10-19

TT HE United States Coal COM
mission in report to Presi-
IA dent Coolidge on the causes of
The Dolores star., 1923-10-19

~ TASHINGTON. - History
AN/ teaches men the lesson that
nations rose to their great
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-11-19
JUEGo DE LA MAEANA

Baterias por ell PONCE: Cobas Y co
Ion; pr Ell SPORTS: chato, Negrolo,
Bon:lla y De Graft Umpires: Morales
y salazar.
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LORENZO j. ROGUE
cue Sc ha hecho cargo de
esta seccion.

Orta, y de a cual jugaba left fielder.
Fertencci6 u Aguirre EN- los amos 1909
10, del cual era pitcher, cuando ape
Gas contaba II anos. MIR. Gerrish,
principal de la Ponce High School al
formar Ell team Ponce rlor primcra vez,
10 seleccion6 como pitcher y short stop.
como pitcher era muy rnalicioso Y ra
pido y posef7 uno de ,os mejores records
en- Puerto Rico Derro+5 al primer team.
americano que visit6 la isla en- la Feria
de 1915. pitcheandole al Ponce. En- Ell
Short stop era como Willie Thompson
actualmente Como batoador era ell ter
Ger honlbre al bate en- Ell Ponce En- el
1918 fn5 elegido captain cuando MIR.
Gerr,sh Sc fue de Puerto Rico, Mr.. Te-
rry. INSPECTOR de cuelas fundador
de- team Ponce, 10 nombr6 manages. En-
ms vacacionos del 1913 pitcheaba para
q Ensenada En- el mes de julio de ese
a1o perdi6 el brazo y caando volvi6
y escuela ocupaba la segunda de cuya
posici6n Sc retro hasta ell 1922 fecha en-
one ocup6 Ell lruesto del cuaI hoy Sc re-
tira. Durante los amos 1922 y %, ha sido
81 manager que mas ha sobresalido en-
e. Base Ball. FL team Puerto Rico dur6
III afio medic. Es q team que mas
oinero ha ganado; en- dos juegos nega-
ron percibir sus jugadorss $56 cada
uno- Era Ell team de mas simpatias en-
Puerto Rico.
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DECLARACION
'ddSf.FeIipeOterO,
de HunaCaO, P. R.
HumacaO, P. R., Sept. IL, 1928.
"Thc Eneglotaria Medicine Co. =
New York.

Muy Sres. mios:
Habiendo hecho uso de sus prepara
dos Antipaltldicas de Proven en- un ca
so de enfermedad en- uno de mis- hijos
quien habia sido atendido por tres dis
tintos medicos, en- donde Sc usaron va
rias inyecciones de quinino sin meJora
alguna, me complazco en- comunicar a
Uds. que dos cajas de Pildoras de Pre-
ven curaron el paIudismo de mi hijo,
quien fue obligado por esa esfermedad
perder un afo de escuola.
Deseando favorecer cualuuiara que
sufra con Paludismo, me tomo ell gusto
de recomendar sus Pildoras Antipall-
dicas y pueden Uds publican esta car
ia dc referencia en- bien de la Aumani-
dad.
De Uds. mry alto,
(Firmado) FELIPE oTERo."
Advt.
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Notas de sport

Los numeroeoss leetores con que cuen
tan nuestras secciones de 'sports'' es-
tan de enhorabuena: Ell MUNDo de-
seoso dc ofrecer los innumerables
fans del Base Ball una buena pagina
de sports inteTesante, amena, llena
de datos curicsos y. de las ultimas noti
cias de la mas palpitante actuaIdad d
dentro de los deportes ha encargado
dc Ia Direction de dicha Seccion de
Sports al conocido fplayer'' entusias-
ia manager de novenas, lorenzo J. Ro-
que, cuyo record como jugador en- los
principales teams de la isla como ha.
bill experto en- materia de sports es tan
Dien conocido por todos los fanaticos.
Asi, pues ell manos dc Rogue esta
ofrecer nuestros lectores una intere-
santisima pagina de sports, Y seguros
estamos de que q publico Quedara mas
que complacido y nc:otros satisfechos
de Ia selection.
A continuation publicamos quien es
Rogue en- eE mundo de los deportes:
LORENZO j. RoUUE, Manager del
puerto Rico Sports, naci6 en- Ponce
en el 1894. Batea y tira con la derecha /;
altura s. TO-, peso $50 libras.
Con el primer team que jug6 fu6 cor
Ia novena Escogidos, que dirigia Severe
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Rogue Sc marco desde el primer inning
ca ell juego de la mafana y desde que
EIlro entr6 al caj6n en- el Juego de la
tarde.
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Hipolito PoMALEs.

Comisionado de Servic1o Pu-
blico, PoIicia y Prisiones. Advt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-11-19

N'El Elix,y de Leonard para Ia Sqmcre
me euro el reumatismo," es 10 que dicea
muchaS personas satisfechas Lo mismo
puede hacer en- su case. FL reumatisno es
una enfermedad de la sangre, para curaila
es necesario ehminar de las coyunturas y
mlsculos el acido urico, puri6car y Eorta-
lecer la sangre Para esto Sc requiere un
remedio fuerte y active que pueda expul-
sar de su cuerpo todas las materias Sene-
nosas. FL EIixiy de te0ndydI para 10
.ScuoYe aiiviarS