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Evening star., 1924-06-18
AIM is PRESERVATION
OF SCENIC ATTRACTIONS
Lovers Of Outdoors Form Group
for Campaign in Southern Utah
and Northern Arizona.

Organization Of an unofficial group
of lovers of the outdoors to coop
crate with the Interior Department
in a movement to preserve for the
use OF the American people the
scenic attractions Of southern Utah
and northern Arizona was announced
yesterday by the department.
The Canyon Club. organized recently
at the Explorers Club in New York. Is
pledged to encourage the deyeIop-
ment OF an adequate system of high
ways and trails: to make these scenic
attractions and the economic re-
sources known to all the people. TO
preserve the institutions of the people
now living there, so that the good OF
the old may be combined with the
good OF the new. and to collect and
preserve the oral traditions. written
history and records. geological
studies and geographical descriptions
of that part of the country.
Nonresident members OF the ad
visory council of the club INCLUDE e
Gov. Mabey of Utah. Carl r. GRAY.
president of the Union Pacific rail,
way; Receiver Young of the Denver
and Rio Grande Western railroad !;
Col. w. B. Greenley. chief forester
OF the United States, forest service
and Stephen T. Mather. director OF
the national park service. The res
ident president is Anthony w. Twins
of Salt Lake City, Utah, and the nom
resident president is Matthew Hale of
Washington.
Membership in the club is of two
classes, but all members must have
visited southern Utah or northern
Arizona
Evening star., 1924-06-18
In the Right.

How stately is the officeholder who
sternly says, "Kerchoo! always am
prepared to shoulder the blame for
what l do. The right is always what
I'm after, and it's a leadpipe cinch.
:hat neither threats nor scornful
laughter can move me half an inch.
You say if l support this measure,
which | consider right, constituents
will take a pleasure in bidding me
goodnight. If l oppose this other
measure, which [ consider wrong,
I'll lose the job you think I treasure,
and join the lame-duck throng All,
well, gee whiz and donner-w wetter,
am a stubborn wight; and how can
any gent die better than for eternal
right? | do not fear your red-hot
phrases. the grisly threats you fling
good day-you all may go to blazes
Ill do the honest thing" How
stately is the officeholder whose con-
science is his guide, whose eyes
grow colder still and colder when
tawdry tricks are tried. He does
what's right, while pikers wonder.
and say. with gasping sob. Well
surely shoot him all to thunder when
next he seeks job" But when the
righteous guy goes cunning for office
once again, the voters to his aid
come running, in blocks of FIVE and
ten.
(Copyright.) WALT MASON.
Evening star., 1924-06-18
X. OF P. SERVICES
|, IN MEMORY OF DEAD
Rev. DR.. Cole Principal Speaker on
! Program at Pythian Temple
h Last Night.

The annual memorial services of
the lodges of knights of Pythias of
the District of Columbia were held
at. the Pythian Temple, 1912 9th
street, last night. The services were
under the auspices of Capitol Lodge,
No. "a, in special convention.
Rev. DR.. S Carroll Cole, pastor of
McKendree NJ. E. Church, was the
principal speaker. He chose for a
theme when l Awake ! Shall Be Sat
isfied With His Likeness" DR.. Cole
dwelt on the significance of dreams,
and said that the character of ones
dreams may be attributed to the
manner in which one lives. There are
many people in the world, ne said,
whose peace of mind is so disrupted
because of the way they live that
their consciences will not allow them
TO go to sleep"
The services were opened by
Chancellor Commander Carl c. Lipp,
followed by the entry of the grand
chancellor and Grand Lodge officers.
Taps" were sounded by Fred II. Far
rar, a member of the order. A cluster
of white lights arranged in triangu-
lar form was Illuminated and as the
name of each of the twenty deceased
Pythlan knights and sisters was
called by William A. kimmel, grand
keeper of records and seal, a light
was extinguished until the hall was
in complete darkness, and prayer was
offered by Grand Prelate Israel
Sommers.
The lodge record and a brief
history of each deceased member
was read, followed by the placing
of a laurel wreath on the lodge altar
in veneration of the departed knights
and sisters.
My Peace l Give Unto You," "One
SWeetly Solemn Thought" The King
ur Love My Shepherd Is and Beau
tiful Isle of Somewhere" were given
by the Masurgia Quartet.
The committee in charge of ar
rangements consisted of Oden b.
Gray, William b. Hardy, ]. Edward
Wilson, William A. Kimmel, Thomas
4. Landon, William A. Wilding,
Thomas l.. Kidwell, Ellery w. Heiss,
j. F. Skidmore, George f. Heisley,
l.. B. Emory, Z. F. ]. Jaehncke, P. P.
Patrick, Israel Sommers, II. NJ. VAN
dervort. John S. Prescott. Frederick
Yates, S. NJ Pearson, Carl L. Lipp,
H. F. Marshall, r. B. Ford. d. w.
Mcleod, Il. c. Warner, c. A. Johnson,
A. NJ. Schwartz, Ogle c. Wells, r. B.
Bergman. A. B. Baker, A H. Woody,
John Mondella. Sidney Solomon, A. l..
Embrey, Mrs. Gertrude Abels and Lii
liam Johnson.
Evening star., 1924-06-18
G. O. P. VOTERS TO MEET.
Activities to Be Discussed by Coun-
Gil Tomorrow.

A meeting of the States Council of
the Republican State Voters Associa-
ton, composed of men and women re-
siding in the District, who are legal
residents in some state, will be held
tomorrow night at the associations
headquarters, 734 18th street. In call
ing this meeting William Tyler Page.
president of the association, stated
that many members were in attend
ance at the Republican national con-
vention in Cleveland, and that some
of them will have matters of interest
to report concerning the convention.
Henry NJ. Camp, treasurer of the
association, who has been active in
"rounding-up" the state vote here
many years, will submit draft of
program of activities of the asSocia-
tion for the coming national cam
paign.
Evening star., 1924-06-18
CATHOLIC ACADEMY HAS
GOTH COMMENCEMENT
Rev. James e. Connell Delivers
Closing Address to Gradu stes.
Medals Awarded.

The sixtieth annual commencement
OF the Immaculate Conception Acad-
EN-" was held Sunday. Rev. james
f. Connell, the pastor, celebrated the
mass and addressed the graduates
He said that among all the arts ami
sciences taught in the present day.
the Catholic school alone held out one
that inspired the holiest thoughts.
and trained, in the highest, every
fiber of the heart and faculty of the
soul.
A program of music was given un-
der the direction Of Harry Wheaton
Howard, by Miss Mabel Latimer. So
prano; Miss Hazel Arth. contralto:
Charles Meyers. tenor; James Nolan,
basso, and Mrs. Catherine Bowles-
REILLY, violinist.
At the close of mass. academic
honors, consisting of gold medals and
diplomas, were awarded to the
Misses Gertrude Flournoy, Margaret
Mccarthy, Grace Healy. Helen Ryan,
Ethel Kroger, Lillian Gallagher, Vera
Taylor, Antoinette Berger, Maria
Gaegler, Margery Runck and Bessie
Harmon, and to Margaret Tresnon.
for completing an elective course
The alumnae medal for mathematics
was awarded to Miss Margaret NC
Carthy.
Evening star., 1924-06-18
ASKS JURY TRIAL.
De Vallier on Larceny Charge Be-
fore Judge Here.

Josph Francis de Vallier dor, who
was accepted in smart circles here
and elsewhere as a member of Euro
pean nobility and heir apparent to
vast estates in England, faced Judge
Robert E. Mattingly in the drab at
mosphere of the Police Court yesterday
on a charge of grand larceny
According to the complaint, de
Waller rented the furnished home of
Brig. Gen. David I. Brainard, at 1925
Q street, several years ago. Before
the Army officer returned, it is said,
the supposedly rich nobleman disap-
.peared with number of rare books
and objects of art.
The next heard of the man, who
had been accepted at the British en-
balssy and for whom the most care
..ully guarded doors of official and
dip lomatic Washington are said to
have opened gladly at his slightest
klto ok, he was living in a luxurious
in Atlantic City. His ar
rest on the larceny charge followed
Waving preliminary hearing, de
ValHier prayed jury trial and was
held for the grand jury under SIS, 900
bond. that amount having been re-
Queste d by Assistant District Attor-
ney Given.
Evening star., 1924-06-18

1t pays to read the want columns of
The Star. Hundreds of situa tions are
procured through them.
Evening star., 1924-06-18
F. n. Houck Goes to Ghent.

Fred H. Houck Of this city. who
has served as United States vice consul
at Hamburg, Germany, since April,
1922, has been transferred to similar
duty at Ghent, Belgium, 1T is an
nounced at the State Department Mr..
Houck was educated in the public
schools here and served as an army
field clerk during the world war. He
entered the consular service as
clerk in July, 1921.
Evening star., 1924-06-18
T0DAY'S ADJUSTMENTS.

PoLrs-"The Prince Of Pilsen." at
$3.50 pm.
KETTH's-Tom Burke, vaudeville,
at 2:15 and 8:15 pm.
TIvOLI-Stage, screen and music.
continuous performance, to IL pm.
sTRAND-"Mister Booze" vaude-
vile and pictures, at 2:45, $3.50 and
S:45 pm.
COLUMBA-"Peter the Great" at
11:35 am, 1920. 2:10. 4:1o. 5:55, 7:45
and 9:45 pm.
PALACE-Pola Negri, in Mont
martre." at 11:20 am, 1870, $3.50, 5:25,
1880 and 9:35 pm.
METROPOLITAN Woman on
the Jury" at 1888 am, 1880, $3.50.
$50. 1880 and $40 pm.
RIALTO-'How to Educate a Wife"
at 1850 am. 1850. $3.50, $3.50. 1850 and
$50 pm.
AMBASSADoR-Th White Shad-
ow." at 6:15, 8 and $40 pm.
CENTRAL-"Three O'Clock in the
Morning." continuous performance,
11:35 am. to 9:35 pm.
Evening star., 1924-06-18
Dental Specialist Sues Rival.

Suit for injunction was filed yesterday
by Charles a. Hawley, 1924 Eye street,
expert in orthodontia, a recognized
speciality in dentistry, against B. Ed
win Erikson, who has opened an Office
at 1416 X street to practice that spe-
cialty. The plaintiff says he has a
contract with the defendant. who was
in his employ, not to practice in
Washington within ten years after
expiration of a contract a few months
ago. The plaintiff is represented by
Attorneys W. c. Balderston and John
w Wood.
Evening star., 1924-06-18
INDUSTRY DECLINING,
Report Shows Dull Times in Ire
land.

DUBLIN, June 1S.-Miss Somers. the
secretary of the Dublin Industrial De-
velopment Association. in a paper
read to the Dublin Publicity Club
drew gloomy picture of the chances
of industrial progress in Ireland
During the Sim Fein movement be-
fore the treaty the people took a
strong interest in supporting Irish
manufactures and the trade doomed
Now. Miss Somers said, the people
were broken in morale and their con-
fidence in themselves shattered, and
their present-day attitude was one of
cynicism and disillusion.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-01-08
PRIMER INNING

SAN JUAN -victoriano. paloma a
Tasio. Ciquf con una debil rolata al
pitcher, coge la primera por tirada ma
la de Moncho; Beitia bombo a King.
Hernandez linea a Nestor.
No carrera, no hit, errores.
\ -Millito por error del pit
cher coge primera. POGO despu6s, out
en- segunda por disparo certero de Her
nandez. King single. Trompi, base
por bolas; Caratini base por bolas. Tres
en- bases; dos outs. segundos despues
el pitcher Figueroa hace un balk Y
King hace la primera carrera. Ninin
batea para Velocidad por error llega
primera, anotando a Tompi. Carati-
nj hace carrera cuando Hernandez in
tenta cortar ell vuelo a Ninin en- Sc
gunda; Hoyos lleva Ninin tercera.
aun cuando 81 muere en- la inicial Mes
tor fly ciqui
3 carreras, l hit, 2 errores.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-01-08
SEGUNDo INNING

SAN JUAN Chato practica a Mi
Tito Catala Inca Ninin, mofa,
pero siempre muere en- primera Mon
chile cree que Ninin esta haqueando y
lie envia un rolling, muriendo en- la
primera.
No carrera, no hit, no error.
PONCE:-Tasio bombo a segunda
Moncho bases por bolas. Millito rola a
velocidad Y por error de Catala. Mon
cho coge la segunda. King, Inca We
locidad. este mofa, pero SAGA a Mon
cho en- tercera. Millito roba tercera,
King la segunda Trompi ssca una ro-
lata muerta para Figueroa, y es out
en- la inicial.
No acrrera, no hit. errores.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-01-08

Este fu5 ell resultado de los juesos
celebrados en- ell campo atletico' de
Ponce el pasado domingo entire las po-
derosas novenas SAN JUAN ATHLE-
TICS PONCE. En- ambos encuen-
tros resultaron victoriosos los 'leones
del Sur dejando maltrechas las
huestes de Guzman que milagrosamen-
te. por mofar Tasio un fly muerto de
Beitia. libraron los nueve ceros que Ell
RRUJo Moncho les tenia preparados
En- ell iuego de la tarde Colon silen-
clio por complete las baterias de los
atleticos obteniendo Ponce otra facil
victoria.
Ell Ponce. bajo la direction del ca
pitan Caratini. jug6 acknowledgements;
el "infeld" de los leones estaba he
cho una muralla infranqueable, sobre-
saliendo Millito por su colossal 'fldeo'
en- la segunda. FL enfield" del SAN
JUAN estuvo muy desgraciado come
tiendo errores a granel que dieron por
resultado dos victorias para los LEO
MES, a pesar de la magnifica labor
de Figueroa DeGraff en- Ell caion.
Guzmau debe buscar otro SHORT
STOP 81 es que desea lidiar sin desven-
taia. con PONCE. RIBosCH v HUI
MACAO. Tenemos entendido que ell
(Continifa en- In Magma ~
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-01-08
TERcER INNING

SAN JUAN:-Velocidad fly a Mes
tor Figueroa base por bolas. Marti-
nez fly a Millito, Ciqu fly Tasio.
No carrera. no hit, no error.
PoNCE:-Caratini fly a Beitia. Nj
min Sc abanica; Hoyos single; Nestor
rolling velocidad: por error Hoyos
llega a tercera: despues de un tira y
tira. POGO despues anOta HoyOs por
tirada de Hernandez segunda. Mes
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-01-08
LOS ATLETICoS vENCIDoS
POR LOS LEONES

Ante numeroso publico ell simpa-
tico team de San Juan Sc faja con
ell Club de Pipo en- la Liga del
Castillo. Un error de Tasio, sal-
va a los Atleticos de un nuevo Coz
liar. Los Leones barren con sus
victimas. El Club Allentown pre-
sencia la batalla, desde dos palcos
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-01-08
(Por BIG BALL)

Las victorias oonsecutivas del team
de San Juan sobre los teams mas ia
mosos de la isla, contribuyeron para
que la Liga Sc llenara desde bien tenn
prano.
Habia muchos deseos de yer jugar
la gente de Guzman. De San Juan,
vimos a muchos FANS, quienes sin
duda. vinieron acompafiando a 81 equi-
po predilecto.
Las practicas de rigor son realiza-
das por ambos cortendientes. Los iu-
gadores todos del club Allentown pre-
sencian tambien las practicas y con-
templan hasta ell final del juego de Ia
mahana. Fuede que este de a los ru-
bios orejitas de los jugadores.
Por fin, las diez y media, los UNI
PIRES llaman a juego, presentando el
Ponce su bateria: Hoyos y Moncho.
siete argollas corridas eOnsigue Mon
cho apestillar a los visitantes, aun Guam
do no estaba 10 effective que Ell suele
estar otras veces Los Atleticos CO
gian bases; pero ell elias morian; po-
demos decir que ell team de Guzman,
pudo haber hecho algunas carreras 81
pone en- juego todos los resortes y COM
binaciones de orden.
En- el octave inning, ell CLUB de la
loza. pudo hacer dos vueltas por 10 me-
nos; pero Ia falta de direction Sc dej0
dc yer en- aquel instante No obs
tante. luego de dos outs, Beitia gra-
cias un error perdonable de Tasio,
anota una vuelta, la iinica.
Ell Ponce, aprovechando todos los
momentos criticos los periodos algi-
dos. consigui6 dar cinco vueltas al cir
quito
Ninin jug6 acknowledgements su ba-
sc; Nestor, Tasio Y Caratini en- los
oUTFIELDERs muy bien.
Hoyos hizo un catcher de "alante"
v Moncho sin gran control, derrota
los visitantes.
Yea ahora ell movimiento del juego
EN- donde podra notar las distintas 81
tuaclones por que atravesaron los dos
rivales.
Ell score final fue el siguiente:
H E
s. J. A. 600 600 o1O IT 8
Ponce 3O2 600 Oox 5-4 Q
Note ahora ell juego inning por inn
ing y juzgue.
Mafana hablaremos del segundo jue-
go y daremos nuestra opinion sober ell
team de Ia loza
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-01-08
sExTo INNING

SAN JUAN:-Ciqui single Beitia
.planchea. out Ciqui; Hernandez rolling
a King, out en- primera. Beitia ont al
querer llegar tercera.
No carrera. l hit, no error.
PoNCE:-Tasio out en- primera, des-
pues de planehear. Moncho palea pa
re- Velocidad v por error de este, lie
ga a primera. Millito base por bo-
las. King fly Ciqui; TrOmpi palea
para el pitcher.
No carrera. no hit, l error.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-01-08
OCTAVE INNING

SAN JAN:-Martinez single. CT
oui. bombo Tasio Martinez, out po-
co despues al querer robar segunda
Beitia bombo Tasio. quien mofa.
Hernandez single, Beitia pasa a ter
cera. por una regia asistencia, evita
el que Beitia anote en- este instante
Chato single. anota Beitia,' Catala roll
ing Kink, out.
carrera. hits. no error.
PoNCE:-Nestor palea para Herman
deg out. Tasio single. Moncho bombo
a MARTINEZ: Millito fly a Velocidad
No carrera, no hit, no error.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-01-08
oU1NTo INNING

SAN JUAN Monchile rolling a
Ninin por tirada mala. coge Ia prime
ia. velocidad fly a Nestor. Figueroa
fly a Tasio. Martinez rolling King.
out.
No carrera, no hit, error
PoNCE:-Caratin fly a Ciquf; Nj
min tuvo bagger. Hoyos, adeianta
Ninin. pero es out en- primera. Nestor
rolling a Chato.
No carrera. l hit, no error
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-01-08
sEPTIMo INNING

SAN JUAN:-Chato por bolas CO.
ge la iniciaI. Catala rolling Miliito,
out adelanta a Chato Monchile roll
ling al pitcher, out. Velocidad sin
gle Chato llega tercera DeGraff en-
ira de emergencia. rOlata Moncho out
en- primera.
No carrera. hit, no error.
PONCE:-Caratin divierte Ciqui
con un bombo. Ninin vuelve a abani-
carse esta veg dominado por DeGraff
Hoyos linea a Catala.
No carrera, no hit, no error.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-01-08
NovENo INNING

SAN JUAN:-Monchils fly a Tasio;
velocidad single. Degraff rolling
Millito, out. Martinez rolling Ninin
out.
No carrera / hit. no error.
Pspsin Martinez de Umpires es-
tuvieron aceptables.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-01-08
cUARTo INNING

SAN JUAE:-Beitia p.archa out
Hernandez fly a Moncho; Chato. sin
gle; Catala rolling MilIto; out.
No carrera, hit, no error.
pONCE:-Millito rolata Chato;
out. King rolling a Catala, out from
pi rolling al pitcher out. No carrera,
no hit, no error,
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-01-08
Notas de sport

tor esta en- segunda. Tasio, bombo;
corran Ciqui. Beitia y Catala, mofan-
do CiQui Y anotando Nestor Moncho
sc abanica.
carreras, hit, s errores.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-01-08
DE BASE BALL

Juegos celebrados en- Ponce ell de-
mingo. 6 de enero. Juego de Ia
mafiana: PONCE 5, SAN JUAN
1. Baterias: Moncho y Hoyos por
ell Ponce; v Figueroa, DeGraff y
Hernandez por San Juan.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-01-08

Juego de la tarde: PONCE 4,
SAN JUAN 2. Baterias: Colon
v Hovos por el Ponce: y DeGraft
v Hernandez por San Juan.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-01-08

Sc ALQUILA casa de concrete, caa-
tro dormitGrios. Prats Il entire Gale
Parque y Ave. &c Diego. parada 43 IA
Santurce. Inf. oimpo Is GIiramar. $40
verde santurce. Lave al lado. Ill
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-01-08
CLASIFICADOS

vENTA DE FLORES EATURAI4Es
en- ia c&lls 'HOars", step II, sauturcs.
Llams al telsfons 67s azul, sAnturce.
: serSn serv1dos Embellishments. p.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-01-08

Sc ALQUILAN: Acabados de repa-
rar, prOpios para ofcina, gabinete con-
sultorio, fabrica de ropa vivienda
dos pisos graEdes, claros y frescos on
Cristo II. Inmediatos la Fortaleza.
InformaI5 Cipriano Santos, Telefono
1924 Rojo, San Juan. 81
Sc vENDE casa, Gale San Jorge
No. As, con solar de II 65 de frente
por 1G de fondo, entrada para garage.
Informe san Jose altos. IA.
LA CASA do a. Erie Sumersille en-
Allen 76, San Juan, P. r. para Pintu
ras, Aceite, gonna de coche. bombillas
de casa y de auto. Liquido para lin
piar metales Puritan" Y muchas mas
cosas a precios bien baratos. Sc nece-
sitan agentes en- la isla. 1-l9
Sc ALcUILAN varias ha5itaciones en-
la calle del cristo No. l6. Informaran
en- la Joyeria Bourst. Z.
vACAs: Sc venden 40 vacas crusadas.
Informes: Apartado 1922, San Juan.
Puerto Rico lie
CT NECESITA una mecan6grafa,
aunque no sepa taquigrafia, quien
sea muy competente en- ingles Y es-
pefol. inf6rmese: Hugh r. Francis.
Altos National City Bank, San Juan,
Puerto Rico. If
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-01-08
CLASSES EsPECIALEs. Yea qu,

CLASSES ESPECIALES. Yea que
su hiio no pierda el ano escolar. Pre-
paraeion para tomar el examen de
cotayo grado. c. A. Castro. Tel. 4s6
Ia
IT'S JOHNSON AND co. Rogamos a
nuestra distinguish ciien;o.a no dejar
para Ultima hora sus tra5cs de Carna-
val pHes sentiriamos no poder comrla-
cer todos. como La sucedido en- las
p2sadas iiestas lis
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-01-08

Sc VENDE barata Ia casa No. dc
Ia calle de Duffot santurce. Puerto Ri
co. Informes al telefono 712 Negro
Santurce, Puerto Rico. Isl.
VIDRIEEkS usadas muy baratas Sc
venden en- la calle de la Cruz No. ID,
Telefono 396. No desperdicie esta opor
tunidad -1-31.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-01-08

IESCa OSCSO
Disfrutando de
Vigorosa Salud?
ST es Vd. una de las muchas personas
agobiadas por debilidad. fatiga y falta
de amino que le privan dc energia y en-
tusiaSmo para emprender cualquier
trabajo o actividad, ,necesita Vd.
de los benehcios del Vino Tonico gm
de Stearns que por sus admira- f
bles efectos reconstituycntes y
estatanrecomenda-
do p0r los medicos y farmaceu-
ticos de todas parties del mundo.
Cuando esta el sistema debili- IA
tado y la sangre empo5rec!da,
suelen sobrevenir desarre- =. ~
glosnerviosos, insomnia dis 1Esrlzss
pepsia, afecciones bron- -,
quialcs, ,frecuentes jaquecas, Es-HssEps
catarros Y yresfriadoS. FL or -
ganismo necesita entonces
de los elementos reconstruc-
tivos que estan tan eficaZ- .
mente combinados en- el z
Vino Tonico dc Stearns, @---
que vigoriza el sistema y s..
enriquece la songre.
Personals debiles, deigadas, palidas y
nerviosas, sean jovenes o ancianas,
hombres mujeres, sc robustecen,
adquieren buenos colores, amino
vigor tomando el Vino Tonico de
Stearns. Despues de las fiebres de
la maternidad, en- la convalecencia de
Intermediates, son admirables los result
tados del Vino T6nico de Stearns, que
restableceprontoles les fuerzas debilitadas.
Es un excelente fortificante y restau-
rativo para personas ancianas.
Las bondades del Vino Tonico de
Stearns estan ampliamente demos
tradas por el alto favor en- que 10 tienc
el publico, los innumerables testimonies
de personals a quienes ha benehciado
por las srecomendaciones de los medicos.
FL prestigio rnundial de la casa ia
bricante del Vino T6nico de Stearns y
los elementos cientfhcos que Sc cmplean
en- su manufacture constituyen Ia mejor
garantia de sus verdaderos mSritos.
Vino TonicO de Stearns
De Extracto de Eigado de Bacalao con
Peptonato dc Hero y GlicerOfosfatos
Preparado por
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Sc ALcUILAN varias ha5itaciones en-
la calle del Cristo No. l6. Informaran
en- la Joyeria Bourst. r
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-01-08
iEsta listed
Disfrutando de
Vigorosa Salud?

ST es Vd. una de las muchas personas
agobiadas por debilidad, fatiga falta
de amino que le privan dc energia y en-
tusiasmo para emprender oualquier
trabaio o actiyidad. .necesita Vd.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-01-08

VACAS: Sc venden 40 vacas crusadas
Informes: Apartado 1922. San Juan.
Puerto Rico. lie