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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-01-02

hasta el 1ltimo round en- que con
dos outs los atleticos lograron en-
patar, siendo uno de los heroes ;,
la "pantera negra' (De Craft quien
estuvo muy afortunado al tomar la
base cuando Sc le uso como pinch hitt
err. El juego esta empatado, 4 a A.
De Graft va al caj6n en- eI decimo
inning y consigue pegar muy facil-
mente un cero. Van los atletas al
palo. Hernandez, el conocido abuelito
coge ell bejuco, "chusmea Nero
muy sonreido y la primera bola lam
zada liga un soberbio toletazo yendo
la pelota los terrenos de nadie''
y debido a su "gordura" Y poca ve-
locidad llega salvo a la "almohadi-
LA de las tentaciones este ses, llega
hasta tercera. Toca ell turno Mon
chile, quien Sc habia portado como
nunca, pesimamente y lie arremete a
la bola hgando un bonito hit, anotan-
do de esta manera Hernandez la ca
rrera de ganar. kH
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-01-02
Los AnlOres de
url Principe
Por Ultima vez en- San Juan.
Precios reducidos.
UNA BoDA

En- la noclle del sabado 90 de di-
ciembre rnieron sus corazones los j6-
venes Carmen Correa Ginoet v F.oren-
tino G. Fuji, empleado del "Porto Rico
Progress
Los .desposados fjaron su residences
en- la Avenida Ponce de Leon nimero
la que ofrecen a sus amistades.
Deseamos una eterna luna de miel
q los auevos conyuges.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-01-02
ATENTA INvITACIoN

De la Directiva del Casino Hijos
de Borinquen'' de esta ciudad, hemos
recibido una atenta invitacion para
una serie de asaltos que, con motive
de Ano Nuevo, Sc proponen llevar a
cabo los miembros que integran esa
institution. Agradecemos la invita-
cion.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-01-02
cHooUE DE GUAGUAs

La guagua 'sLa Joya del Hogar'
propiedad de Ramon zeno, choc6 en-
la parada media con la guagua
'Hormiga de Orc" ocasionandole des-
perfectos.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-01-02
LOCOmOlOras para Ia primera
eIeCtrifiCaCi6n de una via pfin-
CipaI de EspaHa

En- la presencia de distingudos
miembros de la colonia sepanola en-
Nueva York, incluyendo el Consul Ge-
neral de Espafia, Don Alexandra Be
rea, fueron ernbarcadas para Espafa
tres poderosas locomotoras electricas
de s2 toneladas (m6tricas) que forman
parte del contrato de 500. 600 do
lares para Ell surninistro de installation
del material destinado electrician
unos 65 KIN. de linea ferrea de la Com
pafifa de los Caminos de Tfierro del
Norte de Espaha. Esta es la prime.
ra electrifcacion de una via principal
acometida en- Espafa y parte de ln
vasto proyecto realizar.
Las locomotoras, que forman parte
de un pedido de seis. fueron embarca-
,das en- >el vapor FLORIDA" con desti-
no a Santander En- honor del Con-
sul de Espafia y de los representatives
de La General Electric, constructors de
las locomotoras, Sc sirvi6 una comida
bordo del buque y durante la mis-
ma brind6se por las buenas relaciones
entire Espaha v los Estados Unidos.
La electrifcaci6n para la cuai Sc
slsministra el equipo, sera llevada a
cabo por la Sociedad Ib6rica de Cons
trucciones Electricas de Madrid. re-
presentantes en- Espafia de la Interna-
cional General Electric Co.
Las locomotoras son especialmente
interesantes, pues poseen una novedad
en- su construction: La de que sus ca
rros bogas tienen tres ejes en- lugar
de dos que llevan los de tipo corriente.
Estos carros son del tipo giratorio y
cada uno esta provisto de seis motores
de $50 caballos. La capacidad total
de los electromotores es suficiente pa
ra arrastrar un tren completamente
cargado. la velocidad de unos 38
kiI6metros por hora en- pendientes del
2 por ciento.
En- el viaje de vuelta, cuando ell tren
on vez ascendente es descendente, este
sera frenado electricamente con recu-
peraci6n de corriente. evitando con
clio el desgaste de las zapatas y de
las ruedas.
cada locomotora tiene una potencia
de 1900 caballos podra marchar
una velocidad maxima de unos 56 XII
l6metros por hora. La longitud de
las mismas es de 13 metros.
Adem$s de las locomotoras. el con-
trato incluye el suministro del equipo
de dos subestaciones de 5000 XIV y
del material para la red aerea de ali
en- toda la zona que va a
ser electridcada. Esta parte del equi-
po fue enviada con anterioridad y su
Sc llev6 va cabo.
FL puerto mas cercano al lugar de la
electrifcaci6n es Ell de Santander. De-
bido las pocas facilidades existentes
para la descarga' en- este puerto de
pesado, Ell peso maxino per-
misible para cada bulto es de 80 to-
neladas metrieas. Los carros tuvie-
ron que ser desmontados antes del en-
vio, y de las cabinas de las maquinas
Sc tuvieron que guitar algunos apa-
ratos accessories con Ell fin de reducir
FL peso al linlite indicado. Una vez
hecho este, el peso total de las cabi-
aas con los accessories restantes era de
rs toneladas.
En- los talIeres de la fabrica Sc rea-
iz6 Ell despacho en- tres vagones; uno
levaba los carros, otro la cabina y Ell
tercero un fulrg6n, con los aparatos
accessories, tales como el de toma de
,orriente, los motores- generadores, com
presores, bomba de vacio, etc.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-01-02
sILvEsTRE FEIJoo
Practicanfe

En- su oon,iciIio. Monla. NO. 2,
trabaia de su profession todos log
dias de 9 IL A. NJ. Y de 3 a 6
p NJ Tel. SIS verde. Apartadc
PCT. San Juan. r. r.
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DE AcuERDo. ETC
(continuaci6n de la Ira. pago

nera de actuar nj tiene que expresar
ri explicar carencia de cortesia para
con la Comisi6n Legislative pues no
sc lie hace expresamente miembro de di-
cha Comisi6n por el contrario Sc des-
prende que la Comisi6n es como una
entidad creada para cooperar obligato-
riamente con Ell Comisionado Residen-
te en- Washington en- su trabajo legis-
lativo en- pro de Puerto Rico.
S.-.--.--.---.---.s
No hay duda que Ell conficto es
grave. La minoria Republicans peca-
ria de tonta 81 Sc conformase con una
mera desautorizaci6n por parte de la
direction de la Union de Puerto Rico
al senior Felix C6rdova. He crefdo STEM
pre- que 81 bien las minorias lie Ia
faltado niimero para su obra en- Ell Par
lamento Insular no le ha faltado nun
ca inte1igencia y deben yer claramen-
te cue la actuaci6n de C6rdova Davi-
la, casi a raiz de embarcar para Wash
ington la Comisi6n Legislative, ha ST.
do la mano que ha descorrido ell tel6n
y ha dejado yer de lleno la gran TO-
madura de pelo a los partidos de la
minoria que tienen asiento en- Ia Legis-
Iatura Insular. Solo hay un camino y
eg Ell de renunciar a integrar la Co.
mission Legislative que intenta ir
Washington porque 10 contrario serfa
renunciar a algo muy querido la dig
nidad de todo ser humane. Para ter
minar dire que es claro ell hecho 6e
que 81 alguna representation de los par
tidos que tienen asiento en- la Legis-
Iatura Insular deja de concurrir in
tegrar la mencionada Comisi6n Legis-
lativa este solo hecho destruiria por
complete dicha Comision pues no Sc
podra tocar nj I'm solo centavo del al
nero que dispone la Ley para los fines
de Ia misma en- su trabajo en- ell Nor
te. Y no dudo que este sera asi pues
conozco perfectamente Ell cello, casi ex-
tremo, del Auditor de Puerto Rico en-
guardian de los dineros del pueblo
cuidar de que todas las erogaciones oe
fondos piiblicos Sc hagan en- estricto
cumplimiento de la Ley.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-01-02
cUAeUA VS.. AuroMov1L

La guagua "Cornelia'' choco en- Ia
calle Jose Julian Acosta de esta ciudad
con I'M automovil propiedad de San
tiago Fernandez de Fajardo, ocasionan-
dole varios desperfectos.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-01-02
JUGUETES PARA
LOS Mos PCBREs

k
Nos informa don AnEl Rengel, Di-
rector del acto de repeticion de ju-
guetes que efectuaran los Caballeros
de Colon en- el atrio { la Cathedral
el proximo domingo sci de enero, con
motivo de la fiesta ,iagural de su
edificio, que va estan erminados to-
dos los preparativos pra esta parte
de los festejos.
Para tener derecho }obtener rega-
los, es indispensable plveerse de an
temano de un ticket qe puede solici-
tarse en- la farmacia DAZ CINTRON.
Fortaleza Esquina sd Jose, en- la
farmacia CARRIL, Gale San Mateo,
Santurce, Y en- las igksias de SAN
ia ANA, CATEDRAl, SAN JOSE,
SAN FRANCISCO Y Escuela de Par
vulos en- San Sebastia, asf como de-
propio senor Rengel.
Ademas del repartd general de ju-
guetes y dulces Sc srtearan varios
Juguetes de valor ente todos los MI
nos ninas. 81
Para este fin todo} los tickets es-
taran numerados. Ell Ito sera ameni-
zado por una banda Z musica v ten
dra ugar las 11:Ol de la manana,
habiendo un comite E sefioras Y ca
balleros cargo delImismo.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-01-02

RESFRIADOS CAuSAN DoLnE
DE CABEZA. LAXATIVE BRO
MONO UUINTNA desvfa Ia caasa.
curando tamhien La Grippe, s.ufuen
"a. Pahldismo Fiebres. Solo hay ur
BR0M0 OTININA". La frma de
E. w GROVE viene con cada ca-
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-01-02
SIGUEN LOS FUEGOS
EN- LOS CANAVERALEs

Nos comunican de Barceloneta que
en- la noche del % del corriente mes
fueron destruidas por el fuego, dos
cuerdas de cafiaveral, propiedad de
los senores Balseiro Giorgetti, de
nqcl'a jurisdiction Sc investiga eI ca
SO por creerlo intentional.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-01-02
DocToREs MATANzo Y
FERNANDEZ

Los Doctores ocu,istas. Matsnzo Y
Fernandez nos comunican que han tras-
ladado sus oficinas la calle Tetuan
nlimero n donde Sc han puesto nueva-
mcntc al scrvicio de su clientela. .
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-01-02
TNFORMAC7ON GEFERAI

81 zapato LONDON" es de eIe-
gancia irreprochabIe, comodidad
abscluta y duracion internina-
bic.
LONDON SHOE SHOP
I San Jose ST. San Juan, P. r.
Adyt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-01-02
cHooUE De vEH1cULos

M La guagua niiinero PITT, propie
dad de Vicente Kingley de San Juan,
gnisda por el chauffeur Rafael de Cas-
7 tro, choc6 con un CAIRO de mulas, pro
piedad del Gobietno Militar resultando
una de fas mulas con una pata rota
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-01-02
cHoQUE DEAUTos

En Ia carretera qq conduce de Ca
euas Juncos, choca on los autos MI
meros 2O76 Y Posi- resultando am
bos con serias averia varios de los
pasajeros con leves Eontusiones.
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SCORE:
C-H
P. 20 2 o 2 900 90 0.-4-s
S. Js-1 0 i 5000 o 2 1-5-8

En- el juego de la tarde los leones
Sc presentaron furiosos, decididos a
devorar sus contendientes. Dispara-
ron Moncho Y de De Graft. Ambos
trabaiaron eficientemente, pesar de
que ell santomeno realizo una labor
mas meritoria, permitiendo solo seis
hits, uno menos que Moncho pom
chando cinco, tres mas que el "bru-
jo''.
Los poncenos anotaron dos carre-
ras Y estas fueron DOS en- Caratini.
una por palos y otra por error.
Los AtIeticos en- el primer inning,
castigaron duramente a Moncho. Vic
storiano sin :ningdn out lego a segun-
da y luegos con un hit de Beftia fue
.ordenado correr hasta home siendo
atrapado mitad de camino.
En- ell quinto inning Victoriano IL
tea. S;qui lie imita pasando Victoria
no tercera Y el segunda; dos en-
base, ningiin out. Beitia, hasta ahora
Ell mejor hitter boricua'' al palo.
Todos esperan el squeeze; pues no
SAGA una palomita para ell catcher.
Hernandez al bate; la esperanza de
los "fans =; este imita a Beitia sa-
cando otra palomita al catcher. Dos
outs, Monchile al paIo, atin hay espe-
ranzas, a1n queda fe, pero este, ma
da Sc inventa.--- v fue cero.. y bien
bonito.
Este juego Sc perdio, o. por falta
de direction o por falta de discipli-
ma. Unos dicen que Gnzman ordeiio
a Beitia que planchara" v que. es-
te no. obedecio, otros comentan que
|el Lcdo. orden6 palear para safuera.
Lo cierto es que Sc desperdicio la
oportunidad de ganar ell desafio.
SCORE: \
C-H
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SCORE:
C-H
P. % 0 O O1 20 0.-2-6
S. 10 0 20 90 % 0 0.-0-7

Los distinguidos fueron Victoriano,
que jug6 una primera soberbia y pa
leo como IN professional, de 5 veces
A hits, y Caratini, quien anoto las
dos dnicas carreras de su team.
FL proximo domingo, de enero
pelearan nuevamente estas dos nove-
mas en- la liga del Castillo.
Evening star., 1924-06-17
STONE DIRECTS ALL
BROTHERHOOD WORKS
Locomotive Engineers Head
Chosen to Control Banking and
|; Insurance Interests of Labor.
MEANS MASSING OF FUNDS
Organization Similar to Steel Cor
poration's Is Planned.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press
CLEVELAND, Ohio, June 17-War-
rem 5. Stone, grand chief engineer of
the Brotherhood of Locomotive En-
Sfneers, late today was elected pres
ident of all brotherhood activities,
including banking, insurance and
the labor organizations, at sessions of
the triennial convention here of the
brotherhood and its insurance organ
Lations.
MIR. Stone will devote himself pri-
marify to banking and financial ac-
t1V1tleS, but in times of important
labor crises will be at liberty to as
sumo direction. He will be called
upon at all times for advice
The brotherhood has decided ii
has branched out about far enough
10 organize on the same basis as the
Steel Corporation or any other cor
poration Of large and varied activ-
tues, says an announcement by
Vice Presidents Fl. p. Daugherty and
w. F. Burgess. In the new plan the
president will hold an analogous po-
In the Steel Corporation
VIII Guide Banks Policies.
Vice presidents will have charge
OF financial operations and the inSur-
ance and pension department.
A grand chief engineer will direct
wage and working rule negotiations
and other labor matters. All records
Will be IN charge of Il general sec
retary. Heretofore the department of
insurance and pension has not been
under Mr.. stones direction.
Some of the nine banks, although
brotherhood controlled, may have
their own presidents, but their
policies will be directed by Mr.. Stone
Besides banks the following financial
ventures will be under the brother
mood management:
The Brotherhood Investment Com
pany, incorporated for $10.000,000; the
brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
bulldlng Company, which owns the
tWenfy-one-story Engineers Office build
ing, sfxteen-story branch bank and
other property. and is erecting another
twenty-one story building: the Brother
hood Insurance Company, with $3.50, 900
in policies.
The latest extension of operations
announced was organization of the
= Pacific Brotherhood Investment Com
pany. at Spokane, Wash, with a
capital of $1,000. 900.
The Coal River Collieries and
numerous other ventures in which
Mr.. Stone holds official positions.
whose stock is owned largely by
brotherhood members, are not under
control of the broth rhood and there
fore are not included in the plans.
Evening star., 1924-06-17
SEAMAN VERIFIES STORY
OF A WOMAN STOWAWAY
Wife of New York Man, in Sailor
Uniform, Discovered Aboard
the Arizona

BRENERTON. Wash. June IL
For the honor of the United States
Navy" Adotph r Berquest, seaman.
frst class, an assistant in one of the
nlted States arsenars Storerooms,
admitted in court-martial proceedings
yesterday against twelve members of
the Ar7zona'S crew that he took four
pictures of Madeline" a girl stow
away in sailor uniform, who boarde ID
the vessel in New York March II and
remained on the ship until discov-
cred and put ashore at Balbao
April IL.
.Madeline's" true name was said by
sailors to be Mrs. Madeline Blair, wife
of Leonard Blair of New York. After
being put ashore she was given
transportation back to New York, it
was stated.
BeruueSt was a witness in the trial
of Gus Stuart. storekeeper, third
class. The court found Stuart not
guilty of neglect of duty and con-
duct to the prejudice of good order
and discipline.
Russell B. Brown. fireman, second
class, who saw the girl aboard the
ship, was found guilty of neglect of
duty for not reporting the matter
TO the Arizonas officers.
Evening star., 1924-06-17
$5oO,00O DONATED
TO HARVARD FUND
John D. Rockefeller Is Donor.
Princeton Gets $4,000 Gift
for New Choir.

By the Associated Press.
CAMBRIDGE, Mass, June 17.-John
d. Rockefeller, jr., has given $500,o00
to the division of fine arts of Harvard
University in honor of President
Emeritus Charles William Eliot. The
announcement was made last night
by Bishop william Lawrence, chair
man of the committee in charge OF
the raising of s10.ooo,ooo for the
Harvard division Of chemistry, fine
arts and business school.
Mr.. Rockefeller's 100000 was given
as a part of 100000 desired for the
erection and endowment of the new
Fogg Art Museum at the university.
1t brings the total subscription TO
within $S50,000 of the amount de-
sired.
In letter to Bishop Lawrence ne
said that the gift was made because
Of his high appreciation OF the as
tinguished services of Presloent
Emeritus Eliot, whose nineteth orrth-
day was recently celebrated.
Evening star., 1924-06-17
GIFT TO PRINCETON.
$1,000 Is Contributed by Mil
bank Memorial.
By the Associated Press.

Ry the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, June IA g1ft OF
$500. 900 to Princeton University to
cover the entire cost of construction
of a choir within the new university
chapel was announced yesterday by
the Milbank Memorial Fund.
The choir is planned as mem
orial to Elizabeth Milbank Ander-
son, who before her death. in 1871,
founded the Milbank Memorial Fund
to Improve the physical, mental and
moral condition of humanity and gen
orally to advance charitable and be-
nevoleut organizations"
Ground was broken for the chapel
last Sunday as part of the commence
ment week program.
Evening star., 1924-06-17
TAKES POISON AS JUDGE
OUTLAWS HER WEDDING
Writer'S Wife in Critical Condi-
tion-Knew Lang Was Married
to Another, Court Rules.
Rr the Associated Press

.Rv thr Associated Press.
NEW YORK, June 17.-Mrs. Lena
Lang, wife of newspaper writer
swallowed poison in the supreme
court building yesterday few min
utes after Justice Proskauer had de-
clared Illegal her marriage to Harry
Lang two years ago on the ground
that Lang already had a wife and
daughter. Her condition is serious.
The suit to annul Lang's second
marriage was filed by Mrs. Mary
Lang. who said she and Lang were
married in 1910. and alleged that the
second Mrs. Lang, then Lena Gold
stein. knew Lang had a wife when
he married d second time.
Mrs. Lang, fearing that the suit
would be decided against her. tuck ed
. bottle of poison in her coat pocket
before entering the courtroom.
Evening star., 1924-06-17
Robbery Nets Burglar Only ST..

After performing some genuine
hard work on several bars which
blocked entrance to a rear window,
a burglar who paid visit last night
to Joseph Goldbergs store at S07
Pennsylvania avenue was rewarded
with d dollar bill which he found in
a cash register
The intruder escaped before police
men from the first precinct arrived
at the store in response to a call
from neighbors.
Evening star., 1924-06-17
Toxic Dealers Boycott q. S. Goods

BY the Associated Press.
TOXIC, June 17.-Electrical sup
plies dealers of Toxic have agreed
10 boycott United States made goods
AS a protest against enactment of the
new American immigration law bar
ring Japanese.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1924-11-25
Random Notes

DR.. r. H. Hamrick and Mrs. Ham
rick left Monday for New Orleans,
where DIR. Hamrick will attend the
Southern Medical association.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Rung, Mr..
Mitchell King of Gnatt's Quarry and
Mrs. Bradford Moses of Washington.
d. c., were the weekend guests of
Mrs. Edward Hitler on Highland
avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Beattie (Ma-
tilda Beard) have returned from their
wedding trip and are at home for the
present with Miss Mary Beard at the
Altamont.
Mrs. Gus Moore is visiting in Tusca-
loosa.
Miss Mary Bishop spent the week
end in Gadsden with Miss Leila Harris.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Knox Green
of Greensboro are visiting relatives ami
friends in Birmingham, having come to
attend the wedding of Miss Kate Earle
Terrell and Mr.. William Lunsford Will
son Wednesday afternoon.
Among the OuL-OI-COWn guests VINO
are arriving this week to attend the
wedding of Miss Terrell and .Lr. Will
son are Mrs. Hugh Shcklett and Miss
Mary LIE Grande Shcklett of Houston
Tex, Mrs. w. T. Young of Nashville,
Mr.. John Wilson Of Nashville, Mr.. and
Mrs. Hugh Conner of Sycamore, Judge
and Mrs. John s. Hobbs of Selma.
Miss Mary Robertson will arrive this
week from the College for Women at
Montevallo to spend Thanksgiving with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. w. d. Rob
ertson on South Thirteenth avenue.
Miss Lucille Nelson, who is a student
at the College for Women, MonteVallo,
will arrive Wednesday to spend a few
days with her mother, Mrs. Luella
Nelson.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1924-11-25
Social Calendar

The luncheon to be given by the JET
ferson County League OF Women 70
ters will take place today at the Hill
man hotel at II 30 in honor OF manu-
facturers. For reservations call Main
6551-J, Main 3194-J or Main 3740.
Band No. 2 of st. Pauls Altar So
ciety will meet Monday afternoon, No
vember "a, at 2 80 o'clock at st: Pauls
lunch room. Mrs. c. A. O'Neill hos
| tess.
The West End Catholic Woman
club will meet Wednesday at 2:30 p
H., at the home of Mrs. o. b. Law
renee, 1923 Princeton avenue.
The Parent.Teacher association Of
Phillips High school will meet at
o'clock Tuesday afternoon in the Phil
lips auditorium. After the business
meeting the members and visitors are
invited to tea in the practice apartment
of the home economic and to its exhibit
of millinery work.
The college club will meet Tuesday
afternoon at 3 p. M, at the Blue Fri
angle club room. Miss Agnes Ellen
Harris of Auburn will be the speaker
The regular monthly business meet
ing of the City Mission Board WI be
held Tuesday morning at 10 a. m, al
the Sunday school of the First Metho
dist ch.-ch. Presidents and members
of the auxiliaries are requested to be
present. An election Of officers will be
held.
The Auxiliary Bible class taught by
DR.. w. r. Dobyns will meet Tuesday
morning in the Sunday school room OF
the South Highland Presbyterian
church at 10 AS o'clock. At this time
DR.. Dobyns will give the third lesson on
the letter to the Hebrews All women
are invited to attend this class.
The regular board meeting of the JEFF
ferson County League of Women
Voters will be held at headquarters at
the Hillman Tuesday morning at 10 :3O
o'clock.
The Jefferson County League of
Women Voters will have their general
meeting Tuesday afternoon at 2:3O
o'clock at headquarters.
st. Pauls School Improvement asso
citation will meet Tuesday at 2:3(
D. M, at the convent.
The Daughters Of the British EN-
pire will meet Wednesday at room q
in the Watts building from IL to
D. m. All women of British birth are
invited to attend.
|
The Junior League will meet Wed
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1924-11-25
COLDS THAT
DEVELOP INTO
P NEU MONA

Chronic coughs and persistent colds
lead to serious lung trouble. You can
stop them now with Circumcision, an
emulsified creosote that Is pleasant to
take. Creomulsion is a new medical
discovery with twofold action; 1t soothes
and heals the inflamed membranes and
kills the germ.
OF all known drugs, creosote is rec
ognized by the medical fraternity as the
greatest healing agency for the treat
ment Of chronic coughs and colds and
other forms Of throat and lung troubles.
Creomulsion' contains, in addition to
creosote, other healing elements which
soothe and heal the inflamed mem
branes and stop the irritation and in
flammation, while the creosote goes on
to the stomach, is absorbed into the
blood, attacks the seat of the trouble
and destroys the germs that lead to
consumption.
Circumcision is guaranteed satisfac-
tory in the treatment of chronic coughs
and colds, bronchial asthma, catarrhal
bronchitis and other forms of throat
and lung diseases, and Is excellent for
building up the system after colds or
the flu. Money refunded IL any cough
or cold, no matter Of how long stand
ing, is not relieved after taking accord
ing to directions. Ask your druggist.
Circumcision Co.. Atlanta, Ga. (Adv)