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In Church Social Circles

Mrs. G. +. Lehman. III Mary u
avenue. After very interesting bust.
ness meeting delicious refreshments
were served and social hour was
enjoyed.
The executive board Of the aux
Hilary TO the San Antonio Baptist
Association will meet in the regular
business session in the parlors Of the
First Baptist Church on Tuesday.
March 4. at . o'clock, the change in
the hour being on account of the week
of prayer.
The Agudas Achim Ladies Auxiliary
will hold their regular meeting Tues
day. March 4. at 3 o'clock in the YES
try room of the synagogue. Election
of officers will be held and a large
Attendance is expected.
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The Alliance of Unitarian and other
Liberal Christian Women will enter
tain with an allegiance luncheon, Tues
day ut l2;lJ in the chanel building
21J Fifth street. DR.. Tillman ID.
Johnson of New Rochelle. y. V. will
deliver nm address on Allegiance to
the Constitution of the United States. -
\ congregational meeting will fol-
low the luncheon. and a business ses-
sion of the alliance will be held later
in the afternoon.
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The officers of the Senior luther
League of Grace Church will hold their
monthly business meeting in the parish
house. Thursday March t, 1924 at
o'clock.
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There will be an evening of special
Entertainment in the Fellowship Center
of Travis Park Methodist Church,
Tuesday. March (. at : o'clock for
all of the employed young women of
the city. The following delightful
program has been arranged and all
lemployed young women of our city are
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urged TO be present: Violin solo,
Miss Kathryn Mills, accompanied 10y
Mrs. Frederick Abbott; group Of
readings by Frederick Abbott; selec-
lions by the Texas Quartettc.' A
social hour ard refreshments will tol.
low.
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The Ursulinc Alumni will entertain
with a bridge and five hundred party
at the Gunter Hotel. Monday evening.
March ., Mt s o'clock. Every one is
cordially invited to attend. Many
beautiful prizes are 10 be offered.
Players are kindly requested to bring
their own cards.
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On Sunday evening at the Pros
pect Hill Methodist church the Wo-
mans Missionary Society will conduct
the worship instead of the regular
preaching service. This service is
for the purpose of stimulating an in
tereSt in this work. The Missionary
Society officers. for 1924 are as fol-
lows: Mrs. T.. \. Hardwick. presi
dent: Mrs. f.. Il. Harris. vice presi-
dent; Mrs. j. T.. Whitaker. record
ing secretary; Mrs. Will Durham.
corresponding secretary; Mrs. II. l..
Hessler. treasurer: Mrs. p. II. HON.
burg. assistant treasurer; Mrs. J. /.
Dixon, superintendent OF local. cork
Mrs. $. Barbee. superintendent of
social work; Mrs. G.. J.. Porter,
superintendent of literature; Mrs. Il.
$. Pierce. superintendent OF mission
airy and Bible study.
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Reservations for the bridge and
five hundred card party TO be given
by the Ursuline Alumni Monday
evening at S O'Clock at the Gunter
Hotel. March may be had by phon-
ing Mrs. T.. lyman. Woodlawn 2S3l
or Mrs. J. p. Laux, Crockett 2Ol3
or Miss hoffman.
The list of reservations received so
far are: Mesdames II. p. Brought,
Henry Drought. Terrell Bartlett,
Anne Sullivan, Hugh Burns. \. W.
Bitter. A. ]. Castonola, r. Jacobs.
Ben Fisk. Ed lyman, NJ. NJ. Mooney.
NJ. Dillon, +. Schoet, Ed Seng.. III.
Menger, NJ. Mauerman, A. McCloskey,
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rcading them and sells them as waste
paper. The money is used for the
care Of the families Of enlisted men
when they are in any way disabled or
put in the guard house. The guild
meets from 10 TO L. o'clock every
Thursday morning in the Staff Post.
Wives Of all Officers or ex-officers
are welcomed. The officers of the
club are Mrs. Ernest Hines, president
Mrs. Benjamin Poore. vice president
Miss Lydia Bulls. treasurer: Mrs.
Robert Huntrcss. secretary. and Mrs.
Dupont Lyons, who is in charge OF the
magazines.
Our Reading Club will meet at 3 80
Monday afternoon at the Woman's
Club. The program. His Children's
Children" by Arthur Train. will be
in charge Of Mrs. George +. Cham
berlain.
The SympoS:a Group Of The Civic
Department of the Woman's Club will
hold their luncheon Friday at the club
house at l. 80. The guest of honor
will be Mrs. Charles Coburn who will
play in 80 This Is London" and
Mrs. Martha McElvie, wife of the gov
ernor of Nebraska. Through tel
legran received by Mrs. Frederick Alb
bolt t was learned that Mrs. Coburn
in order 10 be present at the luncheon
would arrive ahead of the company.
Mrs. McElvie and Mrs. Coburn are
friends of long standing. Any MEM
bers of the Woman's Club will be
,1t.,r. 20 1. n
ervations may be made through Mrs.
NJ. c. Hill and Mrs. c. W. Ling the
hostesses.
'The Cradle of the Washinctons."
will be given at the children'S matinee
| Saturday morning. There will be n
number of matinee parties given by
the grownups for the picture.
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The Army-Civilian Club masoue-
radc ball to be given Shrove Tuesday
will tart at Q o'clock and stop prompt
" at midnight. Reservations must
be made by Sunday through Mrs.
G.. s. Bingham. SCI Grayson street.
No tickets will be sold at the door.
Admission will only be allowed 10 those
having tickets.
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The Tuesday Musical Club will meet
at 5 o'clock Tuesday afternoon. The
program will be in charge of Mrs.
Henry Drought and will he given b.
the associate members. Prof Frank
l.. Reed of the University of Texas
will deliver the se,enth lecture at "A
preceding the meeting. He will speak
on Form in Music
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The Battle of Flowers Association
will meet on Tuesday at 10 o'clock in
the Menger Hotel. Members arc urged
to be present.
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The Pioneers will meet in the Gun.
Ter Hotel at > 80 Monday afternoon
with Mrs. George Wurzbach, chair
man, presiding.
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The st. Mary's Alumni Association
will hold their regular clam bake on
Tuesday, March 4. and will be pre-
coded by monologuc by Joe Walsb
Charles Meyer is chairman of the COM
mittee in charge.
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The Ladies Aid Society OF Trinity
English Evangelical Lutheran Church
Of Harlandale will give a silver tea
Tuesday afternoon. March 4 from )
10 o'clock at the parish house at
the corner of Compton avenue and
South Flores street.
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4 prize card and bunco party will
be given Tuesday at s p. m. ut St.
Michaers Hall Everybody is wei
come. as this will be the last card
party until after Lent.
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The Ladies Aid Society of the ST..
Johns Lutheran Church entertained
with silver tea Friday afternoon.
February D.. at the parish hall for
the benefit of the building fund. The
following program was enjoyed Read
ing by Mrs. A. T.. Jaeggli': vocal
solo by ]. J. Lodovie; piano solo by
Erna Krammc; cornetsolo by Albert
Schultze; vocal solo by Miss Martha
Cznerkus: piano duet by Miss Louise
Schultze and Miss Lucille Schultze !;
vocal solo by Miss Grace Rheiner,
piano solo by Miss Doris Roetzler !;
vocal solo by Mrs. Paul Schultze.
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The Woman's Missionary Society
of Travis Park Methodist Church will
meet in regular business session Mt the
church Monday afternoon at 3 o'clock.
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The Women's Missionary Society of
Woodlawn Place Methodist Church
will meet at the church at 8 o'clock
Monday.
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The Fellowship Bible Glass OF the
First Baptist Church met Friday with
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J. Williams, O'Bricn. Griff Jones. !.
Martin. r. l.. Conory, a. j. Lock
wood. j. 4. Laux, j. y. Fischer.
Stcinwider, W. J.. Anthony and !.
Bulls. Misses NJ .Dolan, T.. H..
Grover, ), Masch. L: Buckley. X.
kremer. ID. G.. Weed, Il. McHugo.
]. ID. COnory. Y. Lyle. II. I.ytle.
Beautiful prizes are To be given To
the winners. The public is cordially
invited to attend and are kindly re-
quested to bring their own cards.
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The Married Ladies Sodality will
hold a meeting at 3 80 Monday after
noon in st. Mary's rest room.
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The Business Mems Bible Class Of the
Riverside Baptist Church served to
its members a delicious turkey supper
one day last week. There were 80
members present. Pastor T. v.
Herndon acted as POSTMASTER and
five-minute talks were made.
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The regular meeting of the Ladies
Aid Society of the Grace English
Lutheran Church will be held at 3
o'clock Tuesday at the parish house.
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Temple BETHEL Sisterhood will meet
at o'clock Monday in the vestry
rooms.
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The Bluebird Cirlce of the Laurel
Heights Methodist Church will meet
in regular business session at O'Clock
Monday at the church. Mrs. Homer
T. Wilson will preside.
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independence Day." and Miss Adina
pirate remarks about the early he.
roes. There will be salute OF six
teen guns at the conclusion Of the
ceremonies. The young lady who un.
wells the tablet will be great grand
daughter of one of the signers of the
Texas Declaration Of Independence.
There is another tablet placed direct
( " opposite the other on the southeast
corner of Main Plaza at the site OF
the former home of Governor Mus
quiz at the time of the coming OF
Santa Anna, and after the Alamo fell
the women and children who were in
the Alamo came to the home Of Gov
crnor Musquiz and were cared for
Later they went over to the northwest
corner of Main Plaza which was
Santa Annals headquarters. where
they took the oath of allegiance TO
Mexico and each woman was given
two pesos and a blanket by Santa
| Anna in person.
The Clairmont Bridge Club met
Wednesday at noon at the home OF
Mrs. ii. d. J. Hartmann. with Mrs.
Clyde Hobbs as hostess. An attrac-
tive luncheon was served. The prize
for high score was awarded to Mrs.
Pridgeon.
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The Queens Daughters will enter
tain with tea at the residence OF
Mrs. Gail B. Goodloe. 333 Howard
street. on Tuesday from to 6 o'clock.
/ 4 cordial invitation is extended to
all who are interested in this work
and organization.
Mrs. AL Baum entertained the Leap
Year Five Hundred Club at her home
Friday evening. Mrs. Joe Willems
won first prize and Mrs. Shutcy won
second prize. The next meeting will
be held at the home of Mrs. Davis
in Highland Park.
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Bluebonnet Lodge No. 14I. Ladies
| Society of Brotherhood of LOcomo-
tive Firemen and Enginemen. will en-
terrain their members and friends
with a prize mask ball Monday,
March II, at Hermann Sons Hall.
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The Self Culture Club will meet
Thursday afternoon with Mrs. Paul
Linnartz, 534 West Magnolia ave-
nue., TO observe Texas Day.
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The board of directors of the Texas
Woman's Republican Club met in ex-
| ccutive session at the home of Mrs.
]. Il. Griswold one day last week.
Plans were made for state meeting
to be held one day the last OF March.
Women from all over the state will
| be invited to attend. q ,communica-
ton was received from the speakers
bureau of the national headquarters
offering TO cend national speaker.
The speaker will be present at the
meeting to be held in March. Arrange
ments were made TO open permanent
headquarters at the st. Anthony Ho-
tel next week. A committee will serve
tea every Thursday afternoon at the
headquarters. Mrs. ]. S. Peters was
made chairman of the speakers bu-
reau. Mrs. r. L. Dinwiddie assisted
Mrs. Griswold in serving the guests.
| Among those present were Mrs. G..
Bcdell Moore. Mrs. +. L. Scobey. Mrs.
Walter Napier. Mrs. j. S. Peters,
Mrs. r. J.. Dinwiddie. Mrs. T. S.
Mcclure, and the hostess.
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The Army Women's Guild wish Ia
express their appreciation of the re-
| sponse of the people of San Antonio
in leaving magazines for the base hos
pital. The guild takes the magazines
] when the sick soldiers have finished
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Poultry Special Ends Tour.

Memphis. Tex. March 1.-THE final
one-day stop of the Denver Poultry
Special was made here today and the
sessions Of the school of instructions
were held in the auditorium of the
new $4,000 county court house.
The gathering was the first TO NEE,
in this commodious hall. Twenty
three stops have been made at i'm,
portant points along the lines Of the
Fort Worth & Denver and the WITCH
tia Valley railways.
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Have Anniversary Party.

The fourth anniversary of the Luth-
eran Faithful Followers was cele-
brated by surprise party given by
Miss Wolderstef, the sponsor, at the
Parish Hall Thursday. February IS.
Games were played and first prices
were carried off by Misses Marguerite
Hermann. Mildred Basse and Carl
Geyer. Refreshments were served on
the table decorated with the club col
ors. blue and gold. and the coasters
were Miss Mildred Basse, Harold Rus
81. Miss Wolderstof and Miss Thelma
Eit,,
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Large Audience
Bestowed Much
Applause on
Cyrena Van
Gordon

Kansas City, Mo.-Tbe choice of
Cyrena Van Gordon for soloist
proved wise. The aria was the
'L'Abboritta Rivale" from Aida
and the freedom with which she sang
il was refreshing. The music suited
her and she sang with dignity. The
encore was the Cry of the Valkyrie.
which she sang with great success
last season. in the same hall. So
quotes the Kansas City Star.
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Cyrena Van Gordon

will appear in San Antonio
in concert, Beethoven Hall,
Monday Evening, March 8,
B:15 p. m. Tickets on 9ale
at Goggan's, or call Travis
1118.
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Miss Grace Philippi was hostess at
the last meeting of the Gamma Theta
CHS recently. Prizes were awarded
to Misses Helen Henderson. Mary
Hildebrand and Juanina Wells. Miss
Hidebrand was taken into the clubs
membership. The next meeting Will
be at the home of Miss Eleanor
Eoidf
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-05-26
UNA C0NIISION DE LA .ASOCIA-
CION DE ESCOGEDORES DESMIEN
TIE IN SUELTO PUBLICADO EN-
LA CORRESPONDENCE"

a nuestra redacci6n han venide los
senores Rafael Ramos Antonio Mo
lima en- representation de la Asocia-
ci6n dc Escogedores con ell fin de des-
mentir I'm suelto publicado en- la Co
rrespondencia de Puerto Rico" titulado
"Amenazas a los Escogedores''.
En- el suelto publicado por nuestro
colega, Sc dice que los escogedores que
actualmente sc hallan en- huelga que
amenazado los que por una u otra
causa Sc ven necesitados de aeudir al
trabajo en- La Colectiva. Esta version
la desmienten en- todas sus parties los
antedichos senores, alegando que la
huelga que clos sostienen actualmente
es una liuelga pacifica que ellos es-
reran sin apelar amenazas nj a la
fuerza que triunfaran debido a que
sus peticiones son justas.
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HUlNORLSTAS FRANCHISES

MAff u -
tras cabezas, cuando Napoleon Sc pre-
sent6, jinete en- su caballo blanco.
Todos gritamos a una VOC: "iviva Ell
Emperador! excepto mi camarada
de la derecha, porque en- aquel nismo
momento una bala lie cort6 la lengua;
pues todo hay que decirlo, el hombre
corria con la lengua fuera. Entonces
yo grit6 por segunda vez: "iviva Ell
Emperador!', hacienda seha de que
lc hacia por mi compahero. FL Empe-
rador, conmovido al notar mi gesto, SO
atroxim6 a los dos.
''iMuy bien, muy bien mos dijo.
ME agrada yer que mis- soldados Sc
ayudan unos a otros. os voy a recon-
pcnsar los dos. iTambores! IA re-
DOLLAR! voy daros la cruz de los
valientes. iTambores iotro redoble
Dicho este, saco de su bolsillo un
estuchito verde, en- el cual guardaba
Ia cruz de la Legion de Honor Lue-
go, sin dudar, como el actuaba STEM
pre-, prendi6 la cruz en- Ell pecho de
mi camarada, Y me dio mi el estu-
che, diciendome con las mas amables
de sus sonrisas: .sAsf z-.s
do4-sva es mi historic, continue
Ell veterano Fernando chaffgnol-.
Ahora, 81 usted gusta, le referirs Ia
de mi hijo Antonio, a quien 81 empe-
rador nombr6 poeta dc Infanteria. We
ra usted Z.
Pero no uuise DIR mas. Corri mi
casa sin ir al cafe. Y hoy mismo, cuan
do recuerdo 10 que me cont6 Ell vete-
rano, me creo victima de un suefio,
pienso 81, tai vez, el tiejo soldado
alsaciano me tomo, sin duda, por un
ingles.
Piere Mac oRLAN.
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A partir de aquella epoca, mi pro-
greso on la carrera, vamos al dccir, ST.
gui6 con la rap;dez asombrosa. Capt.
tan en- las Piramides, teniente en- Mon
te Tabur, no tarde en- pasar alferez,
y en- seguida a sargento. Cnando Ell
Primer Consul Sc convirti6 en- Napo-
leon I, yo game los galones de cabo en-
circunstancias inolvidables, pero de las
que va no me acuerdo. Ello es que
hubo 6poca en- que fui cast igual al
Emperador, 81 no por su ITALIA, al me-
nos. spor Ell grado, pues los dos nos
bicieron cabos, con gran honor para
el Ejercito.
Como cabo hice la campafa de Ru-
sia, despues, en- Leipzig, 20 me en-
contraba en- apretada fila con los SOL
dados de mi escuadra cuando Ell coro-
mel nos grit6: 'Muchachos! El enemigo
esta ahi delante Bajad La cabeza y
acometedle de frente. iAdelantel iAl
final de este. camino esta la gloria -
Con bayoneta calada y baja La ca
beza, acometi decidido, siguiendo Ell
borde de una, acera, para no separarme
de la Inca recta. De este modo, y a
paso de carga, fui dar, no con Ia.
bayoneta. contra--.'--aurv que no. habias
.s1sUo. Dos dias permaneci sin sentido,
v cuand0 NAPOLEON SUMO f76rda " c6.
mo me habia hecho dafo, sin yacila-
c;6n ninguna, me nombr6 soldado
raso.
Asi fue como llegu6 al minimo de-
los honores, y desde entonces va no
tenia NADIA que desear. La campafia
de Francia me reservaba, sin embargo,
un regocijo todavia. En- Montmirail
cargamos en- columna, por medias COM
paifas; las balas silbaban sobre nues-
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Ell soLDADo QUE coNocIo AL
IA EMPERADoR

Estando al servicio de uno de los
grandes diarios de Paris, fui encarga-
do de celebrar una entrevista, en- una
aldea de Alsacia, con un viejo soldado
que habia conocido al Emperador Ma
pole6n I.
Los soldados que han conocido al
Emperador son muy raros en- nuestros
dias: de modo que mi entrevista pc
r.odistica, ademas de proporcionar al
diario algunas lineas, podfa tener al
gun interes.
FL viejo soldado Sc llamaba Fer
nando Chaffignol y viva muy modes
tamente con una pension trimestral que
le abonaba una Sociedad destinada a
| la conservation de los monumentos pu-
blicos.
cuando le pregunte 81 habia COMO
cido realmente Napoleon I, el vete-
rano Sc encogi6 como un perre de pre-
sa ante un cato, comenz6 balbu-
Gear, como 81 no entendiese bien 10 que
yo querfa decir:
LEI Emperador?. :. Ah 81 -; es-
pere un POGO 5Napole6n To So :.
En- -ef~~ss, S7n hacerse de Togar, me
redri6 10 que sigue:
-Mire, sehor;, yo comence mi ca
rrera mil.tar al dia siguiente de La to-
ma de La Bastilla. No puedo decirle
como negue inmediatamente a gene
raj, porque mi memoria es faca y no
recuerdo bien todas las circunstancias
tPero, en- fin, yo era general, con
este grado segui Hoche en- el avan-
ce sobre las lneas de vissemburgo.
I'm dia que 20 estaba en- un cafe.
de Landau con otros cuatro o cinco
generates amigos mios, Moreau entr6
de repente en- Ell local, como un hura-
can, y nos dijo imperiosamente que le
hacia falta un coronel, para una mi-
sion especial, un case de urgencia SUI
ma AL hacerle yo notar que Sc habia
equivocado al dirigirse a nosotros, pues
todos los que estabamos sentados a la
mesa 6ramos generates, me replied con
una hermosa sencillez republicans, que
no importaba, pues con conferirme en-
el acto el grado de coroneL va estaba
todo arreglado. Y asi 10 hizo.
lie. di muy cortesmente LAS gracias,
y este fu6 Ell motive de que me cogie-
Sc el principle de la campafia de Ita-
LA como coronel de Infanteria. En-
cohtrandome a la cabeza de mi regi
nlieIito ante, los smuros de Verona, vi
con dolor que los commentaries de mis-
bataliones csfan todos mortalmente
heridos. Bonaparte lego, como STEM
pre-, al galope, y le h;ce notar que mis-
batallones Sc habian qucdado sin je-
fes. "iAh-me dijo-. mo hay CO.
mandantesl Pues necesitamos CONAN
dantcs 4 ~, lcoronel! :. lie nombro
usted comandante! "a
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Nunca Falla

"Cuando todos los Otros remedies
han fallado. 81 Elixir de Leonardo
para Ia Sangre" me euro. LAS gentes
en- todas las ciudndrs V pueblos donde
sc vende este remedio hacen esta hon
rada declaration. Ell testimonio de
agradecimento de hombres muieres
que han sufrido causa de enferme-
dades de impureza de la sangre como
el Reumatismo, el Catarro, el Enyen-
enamiento de la Sangre Afecciones
Escrofulosas. Ulceras, Debilidad Ner-
viosa Agotamiento, es 10 que ha
hecho del Elixir de Leonardo para la
Sangre el Remedio que Sc destaca
como ell meior depurativo de la sangre,
del Siglo Eeinte.
Este remedie produce sangre rica
roia. Reconstituye el sistema da
nueya energfa y vigor los enfermos
Y los debile5. 81 necesita usted una
medicina para la sangre compre el
"Elixir de Leonardo para la Sangre."I
Siempra da buenoS resuftados.
I'll Doctor A. r. Sanford. de EN-
pire, ca. eonsidera al elixir dc
Leonardo para la Sangre" entire las
mejores medicinss que sc fabrican para
la sangre. Ha encontrado- que cura
casos persistcntes de intermediates de
la sangre muy rapidamente.
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BALEARES

ARECIBO, Plaza Principal. Hotel, Ca
fe. Colmado Restaurant. Ell mejog
de Arecibo. Sitio para AUTOMOBILES
anexo al Hotel.
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ALGO QUE DEBE
SABERSE

Todo era consternaci6n en- Ell
hogar respectable del Sr. Agapito
Rubiales, quien Sc ha1laba pos=
trado en- CANA, victima de un
grave sincope.
La familia del paciente, despues
de haber llamado a un medico,
saba de antemano a que farma-
cia dirigirse, para ell despacho de
la receta ordenada, y sin mas di-
laci6n, la sirvienta fue a la Gale
Salvador Brau, donde Sc halla es=
tablecida la renombrada FAR.
MACIA CAPELLA, que tiene, a
su frente, PERSONAL IDONEO:
SU PRODUCTOS. CONSTANTE-
MENTE RENOVADOS. son de
una PUREZA BIEN ACREDI-
TADA, los PRECIOS MODICOS
y ell DESPACHO PRONT0 Y
CON ToDO ESMERo..
Y el enferuno. tomada la medi-.
Gina, sintio Immediate alivio y pa
sadas algunas horas. Sc restable=
clio por complete. Tai fue la eff
cacia que integraba la receta!
Advt.
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: -HO:TELES
CENTRAL

Edificio construido expresamente para
Hotel Modernamente equipado, con
Ascensor. Habitaciones con bafio. Tele-
fono, Timbres, Barberia y cuanto re-
Quiere ell Moderno Comfort.
Plan Europeo. American Plan.
Desde $1.00 2.5O. Desde $3.50 $50
Restaurant a la Carta. Cubierto $1.O0
SAN JOSE No. IL.
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PIANOS AIEMANfS

Acabados de recibir. los mejo-
res y mas baratos: para precios
y demas infornes dirijase a la
de Jose Sierra, Luna
II, donde puede verIos, o a FIR.
Schomburg, Luna 30. bajos,
SAN JUAN, r. r.
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CARIBE

Situado en- es coraz6n de la ciudad
Perfectamente acondicionado con todos
los adelantos modernos. Ascensor, Te-
lefonos, Timbres, Magnfficas habita-
clones con banjo privado y efectos sa-
nit1rios. Especial comfort para fami.
lias y viajantes. Plecios moderados.
Telefonos 484 y 1909. P. o. Box S26
Gale de San Francisco, No. 81.
San Inan p r
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la mejor aqua de mesa"
FLORES NATURALEs

lQuire usred copseguir Hermosos
Bouauets7 Bonitas Coronas y otros
trabajos artisticos en- flores naturales.
Lame al telefono 800 Santurce. fStop
20. Martin Pe1a) sera atendido por
Il ssfiors ISABEL PARSI,
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IT M!IEVO 1ZAZA'

Ha reaparecido el muy acreditado
Cafe Restaurant "ZAZA", donde po-
'dr& I'd. encontrar las mas exquisitas
comidas confeccionadas por expertos
en- el ramo culinario.
Est& situado en- ei Boulevard del Va.
He No. 6 y es este Ell sitio rnss venti.
lado de toda Ia .ciudad. s.gsr
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HOTEL INCLATERRA

Nuestras habitaciones y comidas
han sido recomendadas como inmejo-
rabies por todos los forasteros. Vi
sitenos. Hygiene y comodidad es nues.
.tro lena.
ralle Comercio No. 46, Ponce, P. B.