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The Washington times., 1924-01-31
|LELAND'S FATE
IN JUDGE s
HAND
Minister'S Chastity and Wo-
mans Sanity Decision
Awaited.

CHICAGO Jan. Sl.--If the flnal
series Of conferences IN the hope
OF effecting q reconciliation faIl,
principals in the drama Of church
workers against pastor win meet
in superior court this afternoon to
learn whether q divorce decree win
be granted Albert r. Leland.
On Judge Foell's verdict, q min
ister's chastity and q woman's
sanity will be judged. He win de-
eide whether Mrs. Charlotte Leland
has told the truth in her testimony
naming the pastor as her partner
In shattering q marriage vow, or
whether, as the Rev. Or. Carl d.
Case contends, she was suffering
from hailucinations which created
the romance she described.
The previous attempts ct concilia-
ton are reported to have failed be-
cause Leland made any compromise
with his wife contingent upon Dr..
Case leaving the pastorate Of the
First Baptist Church Of Oak Park,
where Mr.. and Mrs. Leland both
were members and ardent church
workers.
The clergyman has refused 70 con-
slider this step, holding that Il would
constitute an admission Of the wol11-
ans charges, which he denied, in
toto, from the witness stand.
The Washington times., 1924-01-31
PENNANT TAX|S
SEIZED BY
MARSHAL
Fleet of 20 Taken Without
DifficuIty-tiad Baffled
Marine Detectives.

The ever vigilant arm Of the
United States Marshal reached out
today to seize the last Of the fleet
Of twenty taxicabs Of the Pennant
Taxicab Company. Inc. Of this city.
Eighteen Of the cabs were seized
last night and early this morning
and the last two were found short
ly after 10 o'clock.
Deputy United Stats Marahall
John 4. Garrison and Ernest
Weaver located the last Of the feet
The nineteenth cab was found in
an alley between Fifth and Sixth
and G and H strtets northwest.
The twentieth machine was found
only two blocks away In Washing.
ton street. The entire fleet is now
in the hands Of the United States
marshal by virtue OF q writ Of re-
plevin.
Met Little Difficulty.
The marshals said they had no
difficulty In getting the cars. How
ever, reports to the police last night
indicate that the nnarshals ran into
trouble when they sought to stop
one cab at Thirteneth and Pennsyl-
vania avenue northwest. One mar
shal u said to have been dragged
thirty feet. He got the cab.
Representatives Of the Colonial
Discount and Tenant Finance Com.
pany accompanied the marshals
In their cab seizing expedition.
The company claims that since the
cabs were brought here from New
York in December practically moth
ing has bone paid on them.
The first nine cabs were seized
last night in q garage at 1897 r
street northwest. The marshals
then searched the street for the re-
naming automobiles. Shortly after
midnight. fifteen OF the twenty had
been seized. The other three were
taken off the streets early today.
Stored IN Garage.
The captured cabs were removed
today to q garage on Pennsylvania
avenue northwest. where cars seized
by the marshals are stored.
Twenty cabs were brought to
Washington in December by the
Pennant Company. These automo-
bileS, valued at $4,000, were pur.
chased, It is said, between May and
August Of last Nyear. They were
placed In operation here in Decem-
Der.
Raymond Donnell, business man.
ager Of the finance corporation, and
=. Bond Smith. attorney, yesterday
made plans for the seizure OF the
The Washington times., 1924-01-31
Man Died In Want;
Three Claim His
S5OO,OOO

NEW YORK, Jan. S1.-Three
heirs came forward to claim
the $5OO,0OO estate believed to
have been left by Stephen
Senior, sixty-five, eccentric
Perth Amboy, N. j., reCluse,
who, was found frozen to death
on the floor Of a dilapidated
hut in which he had lived forty
years on land said to be worth
$500, 900, near the center Of the
city's business district.
They were Thomas Rafferty,,
his brother, Of Brooklyn, whose
addresses were not given, and q
third cousin from Boston.
Senior, who made his money
from q milk business which he
started by pushing q jingling
cart, left no will.
The Washington times., 1924-01-31
CONGREGATION
WILL HONOR
DR.. SIMON
Reception to Commemorate
Twenty Years Service
in Washington.
BLANCHE LINCOLN,
Slayer's first wife.

Members Of the Washington He
brew Congregation, Eighth street.
between H and I streets, viii ten
der DR.. Abran Simon q reception
tomorrow night following the
special services held in commemo-
ration Of his twenty years service
as rabbi of the congregation.
Hundreds Of invitations have
been sent out. It is anticipated the
reception win be one Of the largest
attended functions Of its kind held
in the city during the year.
A special program has been ar
ranged In connection with the re-
ception. Among the features will
be the presentation to DR.. Simon
the appreciation felt by members
OF the congregation for his un-
firing efforts.
Membership Has Grown.
Twenty years ago, when he en-
tered ON his duties as rabbi, the
congregation had a membership OF
ITO. Since then It has grown until
today IL has q membership OF up
wards of 600, including many Of the
leading Jewish families Of the Dis
trict of Columbia.
The special services win begin at
8 o'clock. They will be followed by
the reception. The principal speaker
win be Harry Frank, who will re.
view the service OF DIR. Simon and
his influence In upbuilding the con-
gregation to its present member
ship. Other speakers win be Adolph
NJ. Fishel, president OF the congre-
CATION, and DIR. Simon.
A special musical program viii
feature the reception. Music will
be furnished by the congregation
choir, and a number Of instru.
mentalists. Following the reception
refreshments will be served.
Rabbi Is Lauded.
In speaking Of DR.. Simon today
tion, President Fishel said:
During the twenty years DIR.
Simon has officiaed as rabbi the
congregation has grown from some
one hundred and seventy members
until 1t now has membership OF
more than six hundred. The mem.
bership would be still larger but for
the limitations placed by our quar-
ters. What DIR. Simon has accom-.
plished is a part Of the history Of
Washington. The congregation is
q lasting tribute to his earnestnesa
and devotion to its interests. Prac.
tically every member will attend
the special services tomorrow night
and the following reception, willis
there win be many others present
to express the esteem in which DR..
Simon Is held"
The Washington times., 1924-01-31
DoUKHORoRS To.QUlT
CANADA FOR RUSSIA

WINNIPEG. Manitoba. Jan. IT,
Three thousand DoulEhObOED from
the district of Kamsack, Sask., are
completing a deal for the sale OF
their property preparatory to emil
grating to Russia. The party 0x.
poets to sail from Montreal for
Odessa within q month in . boat
which has been chartered for the
trip.
The party comprises about one.
third of the independent Doulkhobor
colony, and the remaining 5000 ex.
pete to follow within a year.
The present party win take with
them about $1,000. 900, accumulated
through their farming operations
in Saskatchewan. Sale Of their
lands and other goods 10 being
made to an American syndicate
Two hundred thousand acres of
land and at least 100000 worth of
agricultural implements are involv,
ed in the Transaction.
The Washington times., 1924-01-31
DENLY Started Move
For Oil Land Deals,
Admiral Tells House

Secretary Of Navy DENLY him.
self initiated the move to transfer
control Of naval reserve oil lands
from the Navy to the Interior De-
partments, Rear Admiral J. L.
Latimer, Judge advocate general Of
the navy. told the House Naval
Affairs Committee. today.
DENLY was accuated by q desire
20 preserve the oil In naval reserve
land from drainage by wells into
adjacent private fields" LAtimer
said.
Latimer's statement came IN re.
sponse to- q question by Congress-
man Britten (Rep.) Of Illinois, who
previously had stated that "Secre-
tary DENLY followed in the foot.
The Washington times., 1924-01-31

cabs. Bond was furnished by the
finance company yesterday through
the National Surety Company in
the event the legal proceedings
should later 90 against them.A
Officials Of the cab company de-
clined today to comment on the
the seizures.
Marines I'm First Seizure.
Last Friday night operatives of
the Burns Detective Agency, ac-
companted by ten marines, seized
eight Of the cabs at Upper Marl.
boro, Nd. Arrest Of the marines
and operatives followed. All Of
them are now out on $4,000 bond
on charges Of assault and robbery.
Their cases come before the grand
jury next Arpril.
The company later recovered the
cabs, brought them back to Wash.
lngton and put them in service.
A special inquiry is now In
progress In the marine corps, or
dered by Maj. Gen. John A. LIE.
jeune. A report will be made to
General Lejeune In q day or two
as to what part the marines took
in the cab seizure, and the extent
to which marines have been en-
ployed by the Burns agency in de-
tective work.
The Washington times., 1924-01-31

Headaches From Slight Colds.
laxative BROMO QUININE 7Sblets relieve the
Headache by curing the Cold. a tonie laxative
and germ destroyer The bex beafs the siBnA-
turo q Z. W. Grove. aoc-Adtt-
The Washington times., 1924-01-31
SHILOH BAPTIST CHURCH
TO WELCOME MEMBERS

The hand Of fellowship win be
rendered tomorrow to the new
members who have been received
into Shiloh Baptist Church, ''Strang-
ers' Home" within the past thirty
days after which communion will
be administered and additional
pledges will be taken for the new
church home at Ninth and p
streets northwest.
The Rev. DIR. Waldron will be
the speaker at both the morning
and evening services.
The Washington times., 1924-01-31
ROBE rs
DEMAND
TRUTH
CONTINUED from First Pags.)

y CONTINUED from First Pag9)
leases. These conferences, hurried
" summoned after introduction Of
resolutions in the Senate demand
ing removal of DENLY and Daugh-
erty, have been held quietly, and
many have extended far into the
night.
Several reasons have actuated the
President In forming his decision
not to permit his official family to
be shaken or weakened in the face
Of oratorical bombs hurled from
Capitol Hill, It was said.
Paramount Is that Administration
Qhieftains feel the question of
whether Denby acted without au.
thority or in violation of laws Of
Congress in assisting In the execu-
ton Of leases to Harry +. Sinclair
and d. i. Doheny must be decided
In court, not at the Capitol.
Will Wait ON Court.
This statement was made despite
the action Of the Senate in rejecting
an amendment by Senator Lenroot
Rep) Of Wisconsin to the Walsh
resolution, which would have
stricken from the resolution the
charge that DENLY and ex-Secretary
Of Interior Albert Fall were without
: authority to execute the leases.
That, 9 spokesman for the Presi-
dent said today, is judicial, not a
Legislative, decision, especially as the
special counsel appointed by Cool.
tdge are going to court for a deter.
-naination upon that very point-re.
garded as the basis of the fight upon
the validity Of the leases.
Politics Another Reason.
Another reason, admittedly, is po..
tiles. Resignation OF Denby at this
time would be tantamount to an ad.
mission OF some wrongdoing, or al
least 1t would give opponents basis
to charge this. That would be bad
politics, Republicans said. To per
NIT DENLY to retire until the odium
surrounding the oil scandal has
been cleared also would be bad poll
tics, they held.
Good politics in the present situa,
ton demands that the President
stand sQuarely bthind DENLY until
ct least evidence has been substan
tiated in court that the Navy Secre,
= tary has exceeded his authority, Mr.,
Coolidge has been informed by his
closest advisors, who are keeping in
intimate touch with all Teapot Dome
developments.
Means to Push Action.
This does not mean that the PrNsi.
dent will not press forward vigor.
ously in the Governments suits to
recover the oil lands. The Presi.
dent has determined to leave moth.
ing undone to get to the very bot
tom OF the oil scandal. 1t was said
The Washington times., 1924-01-31
INVESTIGATORS OWN DOCTORS READY TO EXAMINE FALL
Traffic Chiefs Son
Wins Auto License
By Own Efforts

A young boy presented him
self before Policeman Joseph
DeIaMico in the traffic bureau
several days ago for . license to
operate an automobile. He was
asked his name.
"Albert ]. Headley," he re-
Piled.
"NO; / want your name, not
the name Of the chief Of this
bureau" DeIamico said.
"That's right" the boy re-
Piled. "I'm Inspector Headley's
SON. But don't tell him I'm here.
I want to show him 4 can pass
the test and demonstration with
out his help"
The boy took the test and
passed. He then was turned
over to Policeman Daniel Foley
and demonstrated his ability to
drive. Albert, jr., was only fif-
teen, and Delamico and Foley
informed him there was "noth-
ing doing" when he told his age.
The boy reached his sixteenth
birthday several days ago and
was granted q permit.
The Washington times., 1924-01-31
Means to Push Actaon.

This does not mean that the PrNM-
dent will not press forward vigor.
ously In the Governments suits to
recover the oil lands. The Presi-
dent has determined to leave moth
ing undone to get to the very bot
tom OF the oil scandal. 1t was said
The Washington times., 1924-01-31
Ice Sculpture

It's the latest fad said to
have been started by the
super-chefs of the big liners
who are particularly clever at
fashioning sparkling table
decorations from blocks Of
ice. Tools similar to those
used by sculptors in stone
are employed, and exquisite
designs are worked out. Many
hostesses are using the love-
ly ice landscapes as center
pieces, and a few window
dressers have attained fame
as ice sculptors.
The clear, sparkling blocks Of
American Ice are usually the choice
of 49,. Zee Artist.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-02-06

Ell ssSp. feIsko Garcia, que reside
en- La calle Rio No. 12 Fajardo, P. r.,
cOnocid& policia de la isla, es otl& de
las personas que tienen motive para
alegrarss por habsre probado Tanlac. Ell
sr. Garcia dijS:e 3
"Para las intermediates del estcmaso
el estrefimiento, Tanlac y las Plldc-
ras Vegetables Tanlac son una combine
ci6n sin igaal. Durante alg1n tempo.
habia tenido muy NAL apetito NADIA me
saba bien y me molestaba la retencion
dc gases, acidez de est6ago, con ire
cuencia tenia necesidad de tomar Ia
xantcs para el estreh.miento. En- taIss
ccndictones la vida y Ell trabajo son
TODD, menos agradables.
''Taniac las Pildoras Vegetables
Tanlac me han dejado en- magnificas
ocndiciones, despues de dos amos de
ansiedad, por Ell tenor de psrder Ia sa-
lud Tanlac me ha producido un apetito
excelente hizo cesar todos los signos
de indigestion, me hizo sentirme fuer-
be y apto en- todos sentidos. Las per-
sonas enfermas como yo 10 estaba, con
seguridad no podran -equivocarse TO-
lnando . Tanlac.s 4
Taniac Sc vende en- totas las drogne-
rias boticas De venta en- todas par-
tes. Sc han vendido mas de 40 milo
mes de botellas.
Las Pildoras Vegetables Tanlac son
el rsmedio natural del estrenimiento.
he venta en- todas partcs Advt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-02-06

presidisas per la seioras Eeus, SO
reunieron lss da1has que alientan Ia
idea de Martha bolnar sobre Ia pro-
vcctada s6ciedad de. Hscritorasy ami
gas del Arte gued6 constituida la aso-
ciaci6n, en- Ia tarde del domingo dc
febrero Sa6AaT ea aa'savf. "
Por votaci6n SO nombrd IL siguiente
firectava provisional:
Presidenta: Sra. Maria 4. de Reus
fMartha homar); vsce-presidenta: Sc
nora Maria Cadilla de Martinez (1da-
na,. sefiorita Concha Melsnaez: secre-
tarsa. srta. Maria Dolores Pol6; teso-
rsra: sefiorita ConcepcifFi Pod Tafcr0;
vocales: Sras Maria Marin de Colon
fYenanay,. nzilagros B. de Newton. So
horitas Providencia MoriIlo. Eloisa
Fuster Molla Isabel Gonzalez Cadi-
lila.
La reuni6n results raug animada.
SCada una aemostr6 Sd deseo sincere de
llevar Ell arte So nerecido puesto en-
nueetra sociedad. s'
AcordfFe one la pr6xima reunion
deberia ceisbrarsss el .saDaao sde febre
70 a Ia una ' treinta dc Ia tarde, = que
SO invitaria todas las que sinpati-
cen con Ia idea. Sc discutiran en- sesta
reunion las bases y el nombre de la So
ciedad, seniendo derecho q iar SD OPT
MON todas Las concurrentes IL acto y
, ann expresarias por escrito las que
no puedan asistir.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-02-06
HER1Do uENTRAs TRABAJABA

Mientras Salustiano Martinez, resi-
dents en- el Boulevard del vale ND
nero 10, trabajsba como mecAnico en-
los taIleres de ssThe Globe Publish
ing Co. =, fu6 cogido por la volanta
de una prensa, ocasionandole una he
rida en- el pie derecho.
,Salustiano. fus asistido en- la sala
de Socorros.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-02-06
Nrso ARRolLADo FOR UN AUTO

Un auto propiedad de Antonio L6-
pez de Puerta de TERRA y guiado por
Ernestc Marcano, arrall6 al ninc Eu-
sebio Pesante.
El niiio fu6 asistido en- Ia sals dc
socorros de las contusiones que reci-
biera, pasando luego su residencia.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-02-06

etl-ssabe iusted cuall ha siao uno lae
los dias mas felices de mi vida en- esta
Ultima ausencia?: Ell dia en- 1ue reciDi,
estando en- madrid. una GAIA llena &c
uifias de platanitos, de aguacases. de
dulce de guayaba, no del fino, silso iel
aspero Y sabroso Exquisito regalo.
FL dia en- one me llego 10 dsclars ''dia
de fiesta. 4. Me 10 enviaba, CON una de-
dicatoria criolla, Ramiro La Presa.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-02-06

"a GRECA: 81 sneior restaurant
de San Juan. Tetu6n 2t--Advt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-02-06

Y, Ique mas decir? Que esta mana
ma me hizo traici6n 81 tempo. A las
artistas de la compafia y a las pasa-
jeras que venian La Habana por la
primera vez, deciales, con entusiasmo:
-Mafiana van ustedes yer Ell espec
tacuo radiante de la Hahana. la pro-
digiosa Capital del Sol. Y en- seguida
les dibujaba Ell Morro el mar azul el
paisaje maraviiloso de la ciudad febril,
gloriosa, tropical. Y les decia. entire
otras cosas: desde la borda del barco
alcanzaremos yer el interior de las
ca asas, tai es la portentosa Illumination
del sol, 10 mismo que Sc We Ell interior
de Jos minusculos palacios de marhl que
bordan labran los orfebres chinos. FL
interior del teatro Nacional 10 alcan-
zaremos a yer desde La boca del Nc
rro. Y veremos tambi6n desde R-
Jos. los vestidos claros de ergandi, ae
voile, de muselina, que llevan las be-
Has habaneras Pero, como paia que
dar NAL falta tempo, resulta que ra's
amigas vieron con asombro qua thames
entrando una ciudad europea, en- pie
no invierno. Tia Habana hoy no era Ia
EIabanal Era Londres, arrehpjada Pc
rennemente en- nieblas; era Gij6n, con
su cielo borroso y ceniciento: era la
santander invernai, nublada melanco
,lica. En- In, va veran elias Ell sol cani
cular esplendoroso. Y hasta tendran
bastante tempo de sentir como plea el
sol del tr6pico.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-02-06

~. Squ6 mas? GU ahora vengo ha'
blando un POGO madrileho. Dentra De
dos dias hablare cubano. Despues me
jicano y brasilefio. Tanto he VIA
jado que "a mi acento 50 internaciona-
l;aa. Pero, donde quiera que 80
vaya, siempre voy sintiendO Ia eterna
nostalgia de Cuba. =. lQue placer tan
grande Ell que experiments al volver .
s'mis playas queridas!2. 81 hasta
los maletercs de La Aduana que les de-
clan a sus colcgas: "deja pasar, que
ahf va Esperansa'', me hacian vihfar
con su acento crioilisimo.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-02-06
'Esperanza Iris,lIa gen
Ill erlperatri1 de Ia...
tContinuaci6n de pag. 81

Tabasco, siendo las dos media de Ia
tarde, fu6 bautizada una parvula. !.
etc., etc."
Quedamos maravillados con la parti-
dis bautismal de Esperanza.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-02-06

E. ~. a., les remitiremos una prHeba Dc
PLAPAO ei libro del senior Stuart. acercp
DC IA hefais. ABSoLUTAMENTE GRAIW
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-04-17

loU1ERE GANAE MAS DTNERo7
APRENDA A EsUKIB1R HIsToRIAS
PARA Ell CINE. Mande cinco dollars
y vuelta de correo le enviarefnos nues
tro Curse de Instrucciones en- espaHol.
Tambien nos hacemos cargo de La ira
ducci6n al ingles, crftica CORRECTION y
presentation en- la forrna tecnica de AZ
gumertos historias escritos en- caste
llano. Nuestros precios son raxonables
Y, nuestfos servfcios esmerados. UNI
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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-04-17

Ell "ARcOD0L" es una preparation
excelente para reconstituir o. organls-
Iro gastado. Tiens aceite de Bacalac
con Extracto de Malta. Pidalo en- su
Farmacia. 5-4
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-04-17
ANUNCIOS ECONOMICS

Sc ALQurLA cerca del Parqus, para
da y bafios dc mar, casa recientemen-
to construida, 8 habitaciones, sala. CO.
medor, doble servicto sanitario, cocina
de gas y carbon, balloon v galerfa de
8 metros, garage. Precio $50. A. de
Graoia. Stop 46. Tel ! 141s. SAINT. 4-1s
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-04-17

Sc vENDE Ell Hotel Margot en- %
coras6n de la cindad por $500 .ob. ss
vende un 1ote de espe3os y mus6iss,
Tsmbien Sc traspasa Ell contrato de Ii
casa. San Francisco SO. 42s.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-04-17

MATERIALEs PARA BAULEE: ven
do barato un lote. complete de mats.
riales para baules. Dirijase: j. Herman
dez Cubano. Telsfono 1882, Stop. .1a
Esq. Ponce de Leon. santurce, p. Il. sc
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-04-17

Sc vENDE Una fnca de 81 cuerdas
terrenos de vega, en- f'san Francisco,
barrie de Palmas de Bayam6n; y otrs
de So cuerdas de vega, sobre vega y
otros terrenos en- Ell naisrno barrco. Pa
ra informes, apaftado 12s, Bayam6n,
P. R. 4-2s
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-04-17

sE VENDE; Finca SO ouerdas de- TO-
rreno para cana y nalojillo, con bus
Ia aqua, en- Ia carretera de Cag1as .
i kil6mctros de Rio Piedrs. P. o. Boz
40. 1924 San Juan, P. r. 5---2
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-04-17

Sc AQUILAN en- San Sebastian 4es
dos niiradures con todo servicio inde-
pendiente, juntcs 0 separadaments. En-
trada con escalera i14dependiente. In
formara Antonio Fernandez. gazretera
81, Parada 5, Puerta de Tietra, tele-
fono 1894 Rojo. SIS
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-04-17

La CREcA: Ell mejor restaurant
de San Juan. Tetlan II. Advt.
CUARTILLAS DEL DIR. con y Iss-
te.-- Los derechos pasivos dc los macs
tros de escuela puertorriquenos, dss-
pues de 1898.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-04-17

GRATIFIcAcIoN Ia persona que
dsvuelva en- la calle da Taft No o.
condado No. 81, Boisa de cuero oscurS
de Sra perdida calle eondado o Isoi-
"a 4--22. !,
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-04-17

sc vENDE Ia casa San Sebastian NO.
70 cen fronts al Boulevard del Walls,
y uS lots de 500 losas de marpol, para
piso, usadas, Tnformes: J. Padin, Luna
40, san Juan. 81
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-04-17

q cohservara los dientes herrnosos Y le
esegurara molares perfectos en- Ia anciani-
Lad. Ensene I'd. a sus nifos a layar sus
aientes todos los dfas cen una soluci6n de
MU-COlry d conservar gu boca y sus
encias en- una condici6n sana. No es
Iubstancia venenosa y es segura. 'Cisando
MU-COL no tiene que tefner a la piorrea.
Recuerdese qile los dientes desciiidados
Y decades son receptaculos de microbes
que suelen producer serias Intermediates.
FL MU-COE es TN antis6ptico agradable
que libra compietarnente Id beca dc micro
bios y, evita el decaimiento olc los dientes.
Sonseryese siempre lin paqlete de MU-
COL en- Ia casa. No tiene rival para la
higiere personal Y los nneeliccs profninenteS
en- todAs parties la reconieadan para los
etros fnuchos usos cue tiene,
En- TodaS las BoIicas
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-04-17


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