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The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1924-03-13

the amalgamated organization will
then attend the convention in st.
Cloud which finishes a series Of con-
ventions and conferences that have
been called to bring unity among the
Farmer-Labor forces in Minnesota.
The convention today is remark
able in the respect that IL Is the first
gathering Of its kind including the
farmers and wage earners and rep
resentatives Of their respective eco
nomic organizations for joint political
action. There is an atmosphere Of
optimism prevailing and the success
Of the unity plans seemed assured.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1924-03-13


lied to oblige his friend, Albert
B. Fall, the Daugherty inves-
tigating body suddenly an
nounced the opening of public
hearings.
These developments pro-
duced a renewed stir of activi-
ties in the Washington scan
dals.
Mclean, occupying the witness
stand for three hours, gave the COM
mittee little new information be-
yond his explanation that he told an
untrue story of the 100000 "loan"
to Fall because Fall asked him to
and assured him the 'loan" had moth
ing to do with oil. Fall apparently
got Mclean to tell the story to keep
secret the fact that he really got
the money from E. L. Doheny.
Announcement that the Daugherty
probe would open today followed
swiftly on secret trip by Senator
Wheeler, Montana, and the an
nouncement that the committee would
go first into stories that bootleggers
got protection from the department
of justice, thru Jessie Smith, close
friend of Daugherty, who killed him.
self a few months ago. Wheeler
brought several witnesses with him
and these probably will be examined
today. The committee abandoned for
the present its investigation Of plot
between American oil men and Mex
lean revolutionists.
President Coolidge, meanwhile, was
reported almost ready" to announce
his choice of a successor to Edwin
DENLY, former navy secretary.
In lengthy statement to the in
vestigating committee Mclean de-
clared:
1. That he never knew Harry F.
Sinclair, lessee of Teapot Dome, or
ever speculated in any of the Sin
clair company stock.
2. That he does not know E. L.
Doheny and never specialized in any
Doheny stock.
8. That he knew former Secretary
of Interior Albert B. Fall and former
Secretary of the Navy DENLY only
as personal friends and never had
any official dealings with them.
4. That he speculated in Pure Oil
stock in 1922 as an entirely personal
matter and that he handled none of
the dealings of others reported to
have been implicated in that trans
action.
Mclean indicated that he told his
first story about lending 100000 to
Fall merely because Fall was a per-
sonal friend.
Suicides In Daugherty's Apartment.
Mrs. Stinson, Wheeler said, was
divorced from Smith eight years ago,
but was "his close friend and con-
fidant" in spite of that fact.
Smith shot and killed himself in
Daugherty's apartment here a few
months ago.
The investigators will seek q to
learn whether Smith had any con-
nection with reported protection af-
forded bootleg liquor rings, grant
ing of paroles to bootleggers and use
of influence" in dispensing federal
patronage. He was a close personal
and political friend of Daugherty.
Mrs. Stinson, Wheeler indicated, is
ready to tell the committee full
story of Smiths receipt of stocks,
bonds and money for services rem
dered in his capacity as a friend of
the attorney general.
Fears For Her Life.
Senator Wheeler in springing this
surprise is understood to have done
so because Mrs. Stinson, his first and
Continued on page ~
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. cstcsCsc,C>c,c,c,s>e,c>c
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SENATE VOTES PROBE
OF REVENUE BUREAU,
CHARGE IKEFFICIENCY

WASHINGTON, March 18th
Without dissenting vote, the Sem
ate today adopted a resolution by
Senator Couzens, Michigan, pro-
viding for an investigation of the
Bureau of Internal Revenue.
Couzens in a speech charged
that gross ineficiency and inn
proper organization" handicap ad-
ministration of the bureau.
Senators Watson, Indiana, chair
man; Ernest, Kentucky; Couzens,
Michigan; Jones, New Mexico, and
King, Utah, were appointed by
Senator cummins, president pro-
temPore, to conduct the investiga-
ton.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1924-03-13
Big Electric Station
Is Furnishing POWer
For Kuzbds Workers

KEMEROVO, Kuzbas, March Il
The electric power station has just
been completed and began operations
furnishing light and power to the
mines, factories and dwellings of the
workers.
The chemical factory began opera
tions Feb. Is.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1924-03-13
7ownley Fails to Keep Farmers
From United Front With Worker.

MINNEAPOLIS, Minnesota, March 1.-THE Farmer
Labor Federation Convention opened here this morning
mond Hall with two hundred and fifty delegates
arriving hourly The attempt of Towney keen
the farmers away from the convention seemed
delegations about evenly divided between farmers
wage
William Mahoney chosen chairman and Ralph I,
Harmon secretary The credentials committee made partial
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1924-03-13
Accept Daily Workers Suggestion
That Labor's "Committee offs" Be
InDited to Garment Strike Hearing

AS the result of the suggestion made by the DAILY
WORKER the Commissioner of Public Welfare Mary Nc
Dowe has invited the Committee of 5 of the Chicago Fed
Grafton of Labor to send representatives the
which will be held between the representatives of the striking
garment workers and the employers this afternoon
not thought of asking the Committee of IS until the DAILY
WORKER suggested it." Miss Mcdowell said 81 am glad
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1924-03-13
MCLEAN ADMITS He LIED
ABOUT DOHENY'S. LOAN OF
100000 MADE TO FALL

WASHINGTON, March 12.-Mrs. Rookie Stnson, divorced
wife of Jess W. Smith, the first witness late today before
the Senate committee investigating Attorney General Daugh
ey Wheeler member Of the committee announced
Wheeler revealed today that he went to Columbus Ohio
and brought MIR. Sinson back with him to testify
While the Senate oil committee reaching peak
in its investigation with the testimony Mclean that he
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1924-03-13

DETROIT Mch March 12That the role Of the
upion public life which entails evidenced by the assignment
English Class Northwestern High School, Detroit ndang
Of social acery Of Coolidge Daughery DENLY McAdoo and
inclined condemn rather than vndae option allowed
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Get Aboard ''The Teapot Special

THE DAILY WORKER, 1910 N. Hslsted ST.,
Chicago Illinois
Send me..~..-..-.-c copies Of "The Teapot Special"
Edition of the ALLY WORKER to be dated Monday
March H. at the ate of two cents copy; ST. for 5O
learn the real meaning of these great revelations
the social system that is expressing them.
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How many of your shop-mates read
THE DAILY WORKER. Get one of
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workersI Farmsrsl Demand.

The Labor Party
Amalgamation
Organization of Unorganized
The Land for the Users
The Industries for the Workers
Protection Of the Foreign-Born
Recognition Of Soviet Russia
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1924-03-13

THE DAILY WORKER
RAISES THE STANDARD
FOR A WORKERS AND
FARMERS GOVERNMENT
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ter. Each sci O, white squares. both
horizontally and vertically. repre-
ssnts a word. Each word starts
from a numbered square and runs
across or down until Il encounters
a black square or the edge o, the
puzzle. Each word intsrlocks or
forms part Of another word. and each
numbered a4uars which starts a word
corresponds 20 the number in the
key Of definitions underneath the
puzzle. thus No In tho column
headed Horizontal" describes the
word which will fili the white squares
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right. No. ] vertical viii ON the
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except proper names. which. with in,
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and technical terms viii be 80 lndi,
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The first correct reply received
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HOW TO WIN THE s.
ORIGINAL ZZLE

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design. There ia great scope for
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tons.
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All original puzzles actually 70.
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Students to Debate
on Election Issue

Tho student republican and PRO.
rrrzsiNt clubs on thv University OF
Washington campus win debate tho
question Resolved That the cause
rt sound progressive government
VIII he best promoted IN voting Tor
Ia Toilette rather than Coolidge -
A,tha NOT definitely s1t the date ~
the clash viii probably Do November
s. and viii bo open Ga thp general
public Each team win consist ~ two
members
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10. To economics.
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rs Proceeds.
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10 A hEht touch.
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"a 4 burning
"a look.
"a Old tOhsl
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Is, Perusing.
81. Appendage 20 vcrtebrac,
50 In the past tOid EnElishi.
IS. To discern by outward signs
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t5 Soft. wet earth.
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as A prs.
90, 4 state Of the 4. = AhbrevJ
30. Insane.
50. A cover
80, Article Of feminine apparel
So. A plan
S. Entirety.
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81. Moral condition.
80, Plural OF datum" uaunl
81 Searrhcrs IN the earth.
80. The one and the other
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q well selected words. which ought
10 provide a worried brain.throb OF
two. Maybe thsy'r, getting too easy
or maybe the number % puzzle
fans are daily iuercasiag-ths Puzzle
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showing higher degree % eff.
cheney than those o. last week. and
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nation 10 determine this weeks win.
ncr. which viii be announced next
Tuesday
Several good Designs have been re.
cciycd lately. with definitions o, X,
but no words. Maybe those folks
think We want puzzles TO solve our,
selves. but II they could sec our desk
they'd know different We want
original puzzles. numbered. lsttered.
and with definitions 80 that we can
submit them 70 tho puzzle fans 70
work out. Il they arc good enough.
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-24


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2 Girls name
p Personal pronoun.
o Iudicious.
@ To take without right
Z Proposition
Small horse
o To spin over.
10 A specimen.
~. An arrangement or bargain.
Is Woe
H. Girls name.
IS To halt
Is 4 cirrlrt.
20 Division of time
IS Becomes exhausted.
81 To rslinquish.
60 Intelligent beast
90 Contriyancs for fishing
81. Form OF verb ito be-"
81 Loitcr
50 Not bright
81 A native race
30 one who spells
20, Procrratod,
a. Tho dawn
a.. To draw out or obtain.
g. Deviation from virtue
a. A trupic plant.
o.. To sentence.
50. Place 20 wash the body
&c. Three fold u'rcfiu
So Beverage,
81. An intrrsectlvorous mammal
50. Indefinite article
50 To perform
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THE ANSWER

TO WEDNESDAYS PUZZLE
The 81 goes TO Alex F@bes. FOG
Ninth ave, Seattle. The boys arc
sprucing up, we notice. since we
threw them that mean ono about
the girls beating their time
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-24

Handkerchlefs Of sheer linens
and lawns in n large array of
Colors with wide and narrow
borders, elaborate corner
motifs embroidered; others
with dainty crocheted edges
and motifs in floral and bird
designs.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-08-06
ANDoN1E.
DEsDE AIBoNITo

FL tlia 27 del pr6ximo pasado rim
dio la jornada de la vida Ia tenn
prana edad de II amos la virtuosa jo-
ven Josefa Ortiz, hija amantisina de
los esposos doiia Aracen don Iibo-
rio Ortiz.
Fu6 un modelo de buans costumbres
aduriridas en- ell santo llogar de sus
padres. Deja I'm vacio impossible de lie
mar.
Lamentamos esta nueva irrepara-
BILE perdida, pues parece que el des
tino implacable no quiere dar tre-
qua al dolor y al sufri1niento que we
no ocasionando desde hace algdn item
DO a una famiha que ha venido STEM
pre laborando por la ilustraclon de
este pueblo: familia de profesores non
radios.
one Dios haya acogido en- su seno
Ell alma pura de la extinta y de r."
nacf6n bastante para sufrir tan ru-
dos golpes la apreciable familia'
Nicolas RAMOS.
Aibonito, P. r., agosto 4 de 1924,
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-08-06

Pepsodent tanbien multiplied la
alcalinidsd de la saliva, para neu-
tralizar los acidos de la boca a
medida que sc forman. Multiplica
el digestive del almidon en- la
saliva, para digerir los dcpositos
aniIaceos que Sc fernentan y pro-
Queen ac;dos en- la boca.
Asi es como aurnenta el poder
de estos agentes naturales que
noche y dfa combaten los acidos,
que son la causa de las picadrras
de los dienteS.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-08-06
AZAHARES


Ella, es ma azucena del jardin pom
ceno que Ieva por augusta emblema
Ell simpatico y suggestive nombre de
Ana Luz Sanjurjo. Hija de una pro-
minente familia de la culta socledad
de Ponce, pronto unir& su destino al
del Quito y laborioso cabanero del
alto comercio de esta plaza don Jose
Santiago.
Ell es, todo un caballero, 1oven ac-
two, laboriosc, trabajador; realizara
su sueho de Amor pronto con la SIM
patica Ana Luz, que es todo un poe
ma de Amor alberto bajo las esplen-
ientes claridades do una noche de pr1-
mavera bajo los divinos rayos de una
selenia encantadora.
La culta sociedad dc cayey y la
! do Ponce felicitan la distinguida
pareja, deseandole todo g6nero de
feliciaddes y que cuanto artes nos yea
mos honrados con la invitaci6n para
tai solemne acto.
Nuestras mas sinceras felicitacione'
para los futuros c6nyuges.
p r
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-08-06
Notas de la Isla

desconsolado padre Alexandra Rodri-
guez, un honrado trabajador, quejan-
dose de su desgracia por haber des-
aparecido su hijo Jose Rodriguez, de
10 amos de edad, triguefio con Ell pc
10 lacio, mientras estaba en- Rio Pie
dras con su abuelita. Este nifiito Sc
desaparecio desde el dia % de Julio
proximo pasado pesar de Rodri-
guez haber estado dias noches Y
haber dado cuenta la policfa su hi
jito no aparece, estando los padres
en- un estado de excitaci6n nerviosa y
sin poderse dedicar a las faenas coti-
dianas. En- nombre del seilor Rodri-
guez suplicamos a la policia las
personas qne sepan ell paradero del nj
no jose Rodriguez, avisen al Agente
del MUNDo en- Carolina.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-08-06
AL DEPARTAMENTo
DE SANDAL:

En- norrb"e de la Comisi6n corpuesta
por los sefiores Daniel Echevarrfa, Fe-
derjco Schroeder, Ernesto Seijo, Lo-
renzo Guarch Y e1 suscribiente, desea-
NOS expresar nuestro agradecimiento
al DR.. Pedro N. Ortiz, Comisionado
de S1nidad Insular sus subalternos;
y Srta. Sara Lane DR.. Lavandero
por las atenciones que Sc nos presta-
ran durante nuestra vista a dicho
Departamento en- solicitud del cstable
cim1ento de una clnica Y dispensario
en- esta poblaci6n El Dr. Ortiz, des-
pues de DIR la Comisi6n, nos brin-
de toda su cooperation resolvi6 de-
la misma forma que 10 hacia Ia Cruz
Roja Y nos prometio instalar una yer
dadera clinica, tan pronto como ell go
bierno municipal lie proporcione un
local anplio y adecuado para los dis
tintos departamcntOs da la misma. Su
Departamento pagara una enfermera
y un Doctor proporciopara gran
parte de las medicinas que Sc neces1-
ten para los pobres. Seguramente d"e
la Asamblea Municipal v Ell Alcalde
Sc apresuraran a veneer todos los obs
taculos, para conseguir que Carolina
no pierda esta oportunidad proper
cionaran ell local que requiere la eli
MICA.
ANDONIE.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-08-06
A I'd. lie agradara

Pepsodent le deleitara a usted.
Note que linpios Sc sienten los
dientes despues de usarlo. Observe
la ausencia de la pelicula viscosa.
Yea como los dientes sc emblan-
queen a medida que las capas de
la pelicula desaparecen.
Ffese en- estos efectos. Corte
este cupon y envielo para hacer la
prueba. Sera una revelation.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-08-06
NCTAs DE LAS MARLAS
Ell DIR. SILVA

Dospues de convivir entire nosotros
por espacio de dos amos captandose
la estimation de todo Las Marias, Sc
ha marchado para Quebradillas donde
ha fijado su residencia, nuestro distin-
guido amigo Ell DR. Armando Silva
Navarro, que desempen6 q cargo de
Comisionado de Benefcencia. Ell in
teligente galeno deja aqui profunda
simpatia, tanto por sus aciertos profe-
sionales como por su esmerada edu-
caci6n. sepa ell caballeroso amigo que
Las Marias ha sentido mucho su par
tida y lie desea, en- union de su esposa,
los mejores sucesos en- la sociedad que
bradiLana.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-08-06
cAMAcHo TORRES

El muy querido amigo y compaflero
Ramon Camacho Torres, residente en-
La Romano, R. D., nos escribe afec-
t,yosamente, dedtcandonos un saludo
carinoso. camacho Torres, fue minis
tro protestante en- este pueblo y, las
circunstancias de la vida 10 han llevado
Quisqueya en- el ministerio de su car
go. Gracias, amigo!
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-08-06
COMO SER BELLA


Una muJer enfermiza es una iufelicidad
ante la humanidad. No solo Sc sieute ella
infeliz, slno que sc We nfeliz Tome Nne0d
Sdind de Reno y pronto SC vera bien y
fuerte ) con aquslla bclleza real que solo
saIud y vigor dan, Escasez, cxccso,
menstruacion dolorosa. irregular y excesl-
va ninseas, constante maiestar,. debilidad,
decaimiento. calambres. marcos, dolores en-
la espaida y la ingie. lelicorrea todas las
lnAan,acioncs leucorrcas, u!ceracioaes y
descargos de la vagina y utcro se ruedcI
curar segura v rapidamente con NnsvS
SoiaE dc Reno.
listed notari un can5io sorprendcnte
despues de haber tornado IL prifirera dosis,
su semblante mejorara y Sr.s harros dcs-
cpareceran. De venta en- todas las dro>
guerias
5, 3. LE0NARc' & CO.. Eah,;asnsts. lev Yors
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-08-06
AHoGADo:

En- las primeras horas de la tarde
de aver perecio en- ell Flo Grande de
Lola y muy cerca de este pueblo
ell joven Virgilio Lopez, natural de
este pueblo Y vecino de San Juan,
mientras Sc banaba en- union I'm ia
m1liar suyo. Lamentamos hondamente
la desgracia y nos unimos al sefior
francisco Lopez y familiares por la
perdida de su Querido hijo.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-08-06
EsTA ENFERMo

Y hubo de trasladarse al hogar de
sus padres en- la ciudad de Ponce, Ell
joven Guillermo r. Figueroa, Agente
Agricola de este distrito. Son nues-
tros deseos que recupere cuanto antes
su quebrantada salud el popular FL
guerita.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-08-06
Dier,tes Bonitos
Cornbata la pelicuEa 81 usted busca ese
supreme encantO

forman acidos. Mantiene los aci-
dos en- contaeto con los dientes,
produciendo la carries. Los micro
bios Sc reproducen Ell ella por
nillones, y estos con el sarro, son
la causa principal de la picrrea.
Asf es como sobrevienen los
padecirnientos de los dientes.
Los nuevos metodos
Estan1os combatiendo diaria-
mente esa pelicula. La ciencia
dental, tras largas investigaciones.
encontr6 dos metodos eficaces.
Uno sirve para coaglilar la peli-
cula, y el otro para eGnirlarla, sin
necesidad de restregaduras perju-
diciales.
Autoridadcs con1petentes COM
probaron la ehcacia del procedi-
miento, y entonces sc creo una
nueva pasta dentifrica basada en-
la investigation moderna. Estos
dos magnihcos destructores de la
pelfcula fueron incorporates en-
ella.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-08-06
DE TEMPoRADA

Estara aqui varias semaans la Sc
fiorita Laura soufront de Ia sociedad
mayag@iezana, donde ejerce el cargo
de profesora graduada. Tan culta chi
Quilla nos fu6 presentada por la bella
Celeste Gastambide, for gractosfsima
Ge estos jardines.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-08-06
Nosotros Pagamos
Por SUI Prueba
Yea ell Cup6n
Proteia FL Esn.alte

Pepsodent desprende In peifcula
sin nee esidad de restregaduras
daiiiiias. Su agente de pulir es
muchO mas suaye que ell esfnaste
dc los dientes. NGnca use nateTias
raspantes para mbRtir la peIicuia.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-08-06

Esta pasta dentffrica Sc llama
Pepsodent. Las personas cuidado-
sas como de SO pafses la usan ac-
tualmente, ante todo por consejo
de sus dentistas.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-08-06
DEJo DE Ex1sT1R

A una avanzada edad rindt6 La Jor-
NADIA de la vida Ell seiior Ramon San
chez, campesinc muy conocido y esti-
mado en- esta localidad. En- paz des.
cansel
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-08-06

Hace algunos afos las dentadu-
ras hermosas Sc veian con menos
frecuencia. Hoy rnillones de per-
sonas las muestran. listed puede
verlas por doquiera. Sc esta COM
batiendo la pelicula.
Los males de la dentadura eran
antes casi universities. Ahora sc
ataca la causa de una Tnanera cien-
tifca.
Desearia I'd. saber a 10 que Sc
debe ese cambio?
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LA CARRETERA

Que unira Las Mar:as con San
Sebastian estara alberta en- Il presen-
to mes de agostO. Asi nos 10 ha infer
mado ell ingeniero que Sc halla fren-
te al trabajo de desmonte.
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La peIfcula-el enemigo

La pelfcula es el mayor enenligo
de la dentadura-esa pelicula vis-
cosa que I'd. siente. Sc adhere a
los dientes, penetra en- los intecs-
ticios y ALI Sc fila.
Absorbe las nanchas y despues
fortna unas capas sucias, e. sarro
proviene de Ia peIicula. Por este
es que los dientes pierden su brillo.
La pelfcula retiesle substi-Hcias
de ali1nento que Sc fer1nentaa y
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GUARDA CANA

Atacado de grippe, nuestro amigo
don Cecilio Beauchamp, Postmaster de
Las Marias. Que Sc mejore.