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The Washington times., 1925-05-15
CARRIE READY
FOR SURPRISE
TOMORROW
"NickeP" Miss Will Quit Her
Kidding and Put D. c.
Public Wise

Good morning Carrie" promises
to be the by-Word in Washington
tomorrow when tantaliZing and
exasperating secret is revealed.
For more than a. week Carrie"
has been cavorting through the
advertising columns of The Wash
ington Times, kidding and teasing
readers without revealing who or
what she is or what her mission is.
She seems to have an inexhaustable
bag of tricks. and has proved TO
be a most versatile person, first be'
having like a clown, then IKE d
kid and then like a full grown lady
and brass band leader. But sne
always sticks to her five-cenI
sign. The nickel is Carries trade
mark, and she is counting on 1t to
make her tremendously popular
, here. -.
Readers will admire her for that'
ANYTHING that has a connection with
nickel these days usually blusnes
about it. But this Carrie-no sir
She kids, but she doesn't bluah,
She comes right out and talks ahout
it. even brags about it. And wlthal
she's lust clever enough to Keep
everyone wondering where to flno
the connection.
OF course, it's an advertising stunt
but whether it's advertising for
iazz band, circus, a new cheW'
ing gum or a good cigar-that' S
the question. But if the rest OF as
can get as much fun out of spend
ing a nickle as Carrie seems to be
getting just talking about it, we We
pretty apt to be good friends right
from the start.
But. tomorrow the guessing con
test will end, for Carrie" will speak
her piece in a full page advertise.
ment in The Washington Times, and
all readers will then know Carries
sweet secret
The Washington times., 1925-05-15
ID. C. BANKER ELECTED TO
STONE MOUNTAIN BOARD

ATLANTA, Ga, May 15.-FIec'
ton OF three members to the board
of directors of the Stone Mountain
Confederate Memorial Association
was announced today by President
Hollins n. Randolph Of the associa-
ton.
They are Governor Austin Peay,
of Tennessee; Wade H. Cooper.
president of the Continental Trust
Co, of Washington. D. c., and
president of the Southern Society of
that city, and Bernard M. Baruch,
of New York, a native of South
Carolina, internationally known fl
nancier. Mr.. Baruch's father was
a surgeon in the Confederate army.
The Washington times., 1925-05-15

light today when triple somer-
sault by man and machine startled
pasSersby.
Coming down the steep incline
from Mill Park, something went
wrong with the steering gear and
Galloway lost control of his car.
The Washington times., 1925-05-15
SORoPTIMISTS HEAR
DR.. VALERA n. PARKER

The work of the American Social
Hygiene Association is largely edu-
cationaL, Doctor Valeria II. Parker,
representing the organization, de-
clared before the Soroptimist Club
in the Lafayette Hotel yesterday.
She pointed out that not one
large city in the United States has
an officially tolerated vice district.
The Washington times., 1925-05-15
DOWN AND OUTER SPENT
LIFE SEEKING LEGACY

PHILADELPHIA, May 10. -
James D. Simpson, the "down-and-
louter," whose mutilated body lies
in the morgue Of the little town of
Nyack, N. Y, has been identified
as Philadelphia who might have
been heir to large fortune.
The record of Simpsons death is
shrouded in the same mystery as
his later life. For years he has
been coming and going, popping
The Washington times., 1925-05-15

gathering terrific momentum. The
machine attained the speed of
mad locomotive, and when it reached
the level in High street it turned
three complete somersaults. Gallo
way was still clinging to the wheel
when he was eXtricated. He was
badly injured.
The Washington times., 1925-05-15
100000 Is FOUND IN
SAFE OF DEAD MISER

IOWA CITY, Iowa, May 15.-
when the safe of Joe Dooley, miser,
who died here recently, was opened
by a, safe expert, more than $780,
900 was found. Dooley always slept
beside the safe, it was said.
He refused to tell any one the
combination.
The Washington times., 1925-05-15
TRIPLE SOMERSAUL7
MADE BY MAN IN AUTO

<PoTTSTOWNi. May Is. = For
thrills that broke aff local records,
Guy Galloway, of Glasgow, and
The Washington times., 1925-05-15
GDMoMsfoM pMoro

up here and there all over the
country, ragged and down and out,
always talking about the fortune
he claimed should have been his.
Evening star., 1925-09-24

to tenants for small rental payable
in grain was adopted, but bandit
activities put an end to this effort
and the whole project eventually was
aba ndoned.
1t was at this stage when Morgan
Palmer, long familiar with Manchuria
through service with the salt admin
istration. the American Red Cross and
the American legation, acquired con
troll and undertook to reorganize the
enterprise with the aid of Russia n
refugees. He enlisted the interest of
Chinese authorities. and in the course
of year some 10 hamlets Sprang up
in various portions of the big estate
Blockhouses and defense walls We're
built and the Chinese provincial ad
ministration supplied arms and am
munition against possible bandit at
tacks.
Palmer's object was said to have
been more altruistic than commercial
In that he had great plans for aiding
the Chinese to improve their condi-
ton through teaching modern farm
ing methods.
Approaching, however. the need Of
applying business methods In promot-
ing his welfare work, Palmer had at
the time of his death practically com
pleted the organization Of "A corpora
tion which had been registered in the
Harbin consulate and was awaiting
registration in Shanghai. Palmer
was to have been president and ID.
Omran. representing Franklin II. Pal.
mer, Inc, Boston, vice president. 1t
was Palmer's intention to turn over
to the new corporation the control OF
business and financial affairs while he
devoted himself to management OF the
ranch.
Evening star., 1925-09-24
ROMANCE ON STAGE
BROKEN IN REAL LIFE
Doris Keane Divorced From Basil
Sidney, Long Her Partner
in Plays.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press
NEW YORK. September 24--The
romance of Doris keane. who for
eight years played the leading role
in the play Romance, has been shat
tered
Just back from abroad. she revealed
today that she had obtained divorce
in Paris from Basil Sidney, who long
made stage love to her In "Ro-
nance" Sidney was a young clergy
man captivsted by prima donna
who rejected him for the sake of his
career.
In THE Czarina" Sidney was a
young Cossack, with whom Catherine
the Great. portrayed by Miss I<eane.
fell. in love.
Sidney is an Englishman and Miss
keane has applied for restora ton of
her American citizenship. which she
lost when she married Sidney in Jan
uary, 1918.
Nevis of the divorce will surprise
friends, who thought her roma nee was
likely to last, especially in view of her
apparent happiness with her husband
and baby son in her New York apart
ment. Miss keane would not discuss
the reasons for the divorce.
Romance Is one of the eternal
things; it must never die she said
last year.
When she arrived on the Homeric
yesterday she told a customs apprais-
er that one of her dia mond orna nents
was worth s40,0 900. Ii cost 1000 sew.
eral years ago in New York.
Evening star., 1925-09-24
PRINCE HENRY DIES
IN MIMIC BATTLE
Kings Son Adiudged ''KiIIed''
by Referee in English
Sham Warfare.
By the Associated Press.

SOMEWHERE IN WILTSHIRE,
England. September 24.-Prince
Henry. the Kings third son, was ad-
judicated killed in action" early this
morning by referee in the Army
maneuvers now proceeding in this
district. Henry. who is serving with
the Blue army defending London, be
came a casualty" while leading his
troop of Hussars against the tanks
and artillery of the Red forces. He
posed himself too much and was
caught in burst of artillery fire
which wiped out his gallant cavalry
squad.
1t had been unofficially reported
that Prince Henry, Field Marshal Earl
Haig and many other distinguished
officers were killed" in Il bombing
raid last night, but this was apparent
" a false rumor. The crucial battle
of the sham war. began at daybreak
today and it was in the opening
stages Of the action that the Prince
theoretically fell.
You wouldn't think the old bean
was dead at ALL" remarked fellow
officer as he watched the royal soldier
Justify engaging a plate of bacon and
eggs shortly after the referee had de-
ella red him deceased.
Evening star., 1925-09-24
PUT EMBARGOES ON TEXAS
States Fear Spread of Foot-and-
Mouth Disease.

DALLAS. Tex. September - tP).--
The States of Illinois and Minnesota
placed embargoes against the entire
State of Texas as precautionary
measure against possible spread of the
foot-and mouth disease in south
Texas. Fourteen States now have
some form Of quarantine against
either the whole or part of the State.
Relaxation of previously established
embargoes is expected as more distant
States are fully informed of the situa
tion in Texas.
Evening star., 1925-09-24
! WOOD FAV0RS SELLING
GOVERNMENT COMPANY
Says Philippine Cement Enterprise
Is Failure and Not Intended
as Permanent
BY the Associated Press

BY the Associated Press
MANILA. September 24.-Gov. Gen.
Leonard Wood strongly favors the
sale or the Government owned Port
land Cement Co. at Cebu to private
interests, on the grounds that il is
losing enterprise and that the
additional 81 400 900 asked by the
company's directors cannot he made
available either by the inSular gov
ernment or by the National Develop.
ment Co.. government orga niZation,
In message To the Legislature
the governor general requests that
II express its views on this subject
so that steps may he taken 10 carry
out the policy which may be finally
approved and adopted.
In submitting to the Legislature
the directors report. Gov. Gen. Wood
said ii was his understa nding that
government participation in the ce
ment works had been intended as a
Evening star., 1925-09-24
BANKER PLEADS GUILTY.
Sentenced to 10 Years for Falsify
ing $l4.7OO Accents.

MOUNDSVILLE, w. Va, Septem-
ber "a R.-W. s. Leach, former
cashier of the Bar of Benwood APP
peared Unexpectedly in Circuit Court
yesterday and pleaded guilty to
falsifying bank report. the first of
Ii indictments charging Justification
and embezzlement of bank funds
amounting to $14, 700.
f Through counsel he asked mercy
on the ground that he had aided
examiners in unra Yelling the bank s
affairs.
Judge Morris said the public must
be projected and pronounced the
ma ximum penalty. 10 years impris-
onment. Leach asked to be allowed
to begin serving his sentence at once.
The other indictments were nolled.
Evening star., 1925-09-24
LEAVES BUENOS AIRES.
Crowds Bid Farewell to Wales on
Departure.

RUENOS AIRES, September "a IPl.
The Prince of Wales bade farewell
TO Buenos Aires yesterday afternoon.
Great crowds gathered al the Consti-
tucion Station to get A last glimpse of
the prince. He Went to Chapadmalal |,
about 800 miles from the capital. 10
spend a couple of days as the guest of
Miguel \. Martinez de Hoz. whose
magnificent breeding ranch was
visited last January by Gen. John j.
Pershing.
The prince will then embark on II.
NJ. s. Repulse. which sails Sunday
morning.
Evening star., 1925-09-24
Poolroom Law Broken.

Attention of members of the police
force has been called to reports OF
violations of the law requiring the
closing of poolrooms at midnight. In
spector Charles A. Evans. acting
superintendent of police. advised pre-
cinct commanders OF reported viola
tions of the law and directed that its
provisions be strictly enforced. The
law requires .poolrooms to be closed
between midnight and o'clock in the
morning
Evening star., 1925-09-24
FRIENDS SCHOOL OPENS.
Term Begins With Enlarged
Faculty and Added Facilities.

With an enlarged faculty. increa sed
facilities and equipment. including n
new kindergarten building at the
suburban school. SidwelIs Erie ends
School opened Tuesday for the new
term. The faculty associated with
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Sidwell. prin-
cipals- included a number of new
members In addition To those who
have been with the school Tor wears.
Evening star., 1925-09-24

pioneer venture and not with vis,v
10 the government permanently on 3.
ing and operating such companies 4
the National Development Co. miGn
create" +" sS 5er
Evening star., 1925-09-24
SUES FOR FORECLOSURE.
Mortgage Holders Would Shut
Down on Auto Makers.

INDIANAPOLIS, September "a LAD
Suit for foreclosure of 1850, ,000
mortgage against the Lexington
Motor Co. of Connersville. Ind, was
filed yesterday in Federal Court By
the Union Trust Co. of New York
The New York company is trustee for
the holders of first mortgage and sink
ing fund gold bonds of the automobile
builders
Evening star., 1925-09-24
SENATOR is BETTER.
MI. Ralston Has Been Confined to
Bed Several DAYS

INDIANAPOLIS. Ind, September
"a P).-Senator Samuel NJ. Ralston
of Indiana, who has been confined to
his bed several days because of i'll
ness, was said to be considerably i'm
proved today.
Mrs. Ralston said that the Senator
was being kept in bed to relieve a
condition of exhaustion. Senator Raj.
ston has been in poor health for sew.
eral months, but has been able to be
about
Evening star., 1925-09-24
BORDER STATES STIRRED.
Reabsorption of Esthonia by Soviet
Seen by Press.

By Cable to The Star and Chicago Daily News.
STOCKHOLM, September 24.-The
resigna tien of NJ. Pusta, Esthonia s
foreign minister, under pressure OF
Soviet Russia, is arousing interest and
concern in the border states. whose
newspapers see. in the incident the
first step in the ultimate reabsorption
Of Esthonia as a Russian state.
Russia, seeking retaliation for
Esthonia's drastic repression of com
munism after the uprising of last De-
cember. closed down on nearly all of
her Esthonian trade. causing great
business distress at Reval. Then the
Russian trade delegation at Reval in
timated the trade might be restored
upon the removal of NJ. Pusta, who
advocated that Esthonia should sup
port the French anti Russian plan of
Baltic league.
E,Sthonia yielded
Copyright. 1925. by Chicago Daily News Coz
Evening star., 1925-09-24
Floods Hampered Work.

A number of American and Danish
agricultural experts were engaged,
buildings We're erected and workmen.
with their families and live stock
were installed upon the land
Floods hampered the work Of the
Colonists during the first two years
Then came the World War with CON
sequent disruption of river naviga-
ton and the political contention over
management OF the Chinese Eastern
Railway. The foreign experts de
parted and affairs were left in Chinese
hands. Later system OF leasing land
Evening star., 1925-09-24
CHINESE BR|CANDS
HIT FARMING PLAN
Death of Morgan Palmer
Latest Chapter in Effort to
Develop Agriculture.
Correspondence OF tn. Associated Press,

Correspondence or the Associated Press.
fARBIN. August 30.-The recent
tragic death of Morgan Palmer at the
hands of Chinese briga nds on his
ranch in northern Manchuria forms
the latest chapter in a history of
10 years effort by Americans to de,
velop modern agriculture in China on
a large scale. Ten years ago a group
of Americans, lured by the rich un-
developed regions in upper Man
churia, organized the Manchurian
Development Co, with the purpose
of introducing American agricultural
machinery in cultivation of vast
tracts where worllmen and work ami
mails were scarce.
Lewis s. Palen. formerly an official
In the Chinese customs service, head,
ed the enterprise. He secured title
to $4,000 acres in the angle between
the Amur and Sungari rivers and
enlisted the interest and financial as
sistance Of Charles r. Crane and the
late Willard Straight
Evening star., 1925-09-24
Some Salesmanship.

From the Toledo Blade.
One restaurant serves an omelet
with different name every day in the
week. and they all taste the same.
That s SaleSmanShip.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-01-31
LAS F1EsTAs DE CARNIVAL

va los preparativos para las pr6ximas fesas Car
naval han comenzado Sc haba de ra dsfraces bales
programmes Todo e mundo pepara para las tradcionas
festas absoro Ell pensameno de fuuros de
algeria sin detenerse meditar que mentras bien
puede algn familiar probabemente ell estimado
meter la opeza de morse dar al trase todas las
ticipaCiones.
De todos modos, esperanto cada cual este lie
suceda preocuparnos por esos
feces das de Carnesolendas Despue de dos de
notona de fatga na Ell tempo que hara que habran pa.
sado las Navidade volveremos entrar periodic de
diversion esparcimieno coparsas perfumes carcajada
aventra frecuent y vados del dsraz entablar nti-
dades inesperadas alguna muchacha desconocida.
Como siempre sucede en- la vida mentras los mas Sc
dverten habr esptus huranos que dedquen nvestgar
probabeene los ogsnes de estas tan antguas hacienda
esudo comparative entire elias regocijado Haowe
del Sur de Estado Undos e famoso carnava de Nueva
Orleans ahora precsamente que todo eva
de la pensar las simiares de gente
del Norte Por upueso 10 imporante dearse mbu del
epiu festive de esos dias ovdarse de osofar sobre
hasta que pase sf
De nuestras vieas festas radconales apena va
quedan pocas asi tisemente mutadas las mas
dc eas Juso aprovechemos de las todava
perduran pear del comerciasmo de la poca que odos
tener tanta prisa enrquecenos que pode
depgarno por complete de nuesros asunos para dis
frutar dc un ratio de solaz.
Carnaval Ell veo CarnavaI Vueve viSitarnos. Por 10
de la diversion de distn
ta fguras diferente ataviados de modo ava-
as edio de encontrar NADIA baio
Ell sol cada que salmos a la Gale
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-01-31
PARA Ell sR. sELLEs Y soLA

Felicito a usted Sr. Selles por
zsu va1ente defensa en- pro del ma
gisterio portorriqueno atacadO por
los patrioteros de sienpre, por los
que nunca han sentido Ell verdsdero
amor por Ia patria.
Hoy mas que nunca me siento or
gulloso de que usted sea Ell Presi-
dente de nuestra Association. La
sufrida clase del Magisterio tieue
m uchos enemigos encublertos
pero los maestros en- un solo bloque,
sabremos quitarle la careta uno uno
para que ell pals los conozca. A pc
sar de ESQ continuaremos con Las
mismas energias laborando r~f 81
engrandecimiento de nuestro pue-
bio, destruyendo ell Analfabetismo
y mejorando las condolences de nues
tros campesinos.
Muy atentamente,
Antonio G.. MARTINEZ.
Professor. Ciales, p. R.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-01-31
NOTAS EDITORIALES
NUEsTRo PRoeREso

Tan sofocada estaba nuestra poblac6n estaba toda
nuestra vida tan apretuada este pe6n de sa de San
JUAN ha costado mas remedo que
tod0 de Manhattan: buscar espacio las alturas.
De POGO tempo parte levantado varios
cos San Juan que demuesan muy las caras 10 insu=
hcente que va nuesa ciudad para albergar
LAS de ladros han lido cayendo lugar de elo han
leVantado oros por muchCs psos Alto
equvaen cnco seis Ell que habia anterioene La
cudad, pues, Sc multiphca sin salrse de su area.
Palace Vanderbilt Ochoa, Gonzalez Padin Puerto Rico
Istrado Inc ahora la Casa de Espana Ell edcio que
azaa frente al Castillo San Crt6bal todas
tuCeones modernas han venidO dare caracter
nueras Gales Tene ahora aparacencia
deprogreso vertgnoso foreciente eporio rqueza
Paece abers arancado de aque Sueo tranquo soegado
de los buen0s tiepo espanOles eChado andar paso
surgeon de la noche al dla como en- los cuenos de Las Mil
Una Noches, golpe de maga parque rascaceos
una febrl inquietud comercial fnanciera
San Juan mOderniza velocdad Crecente por
momentos que habiamos esado muy leos de sospechar
cuando Obra sga curso Cuando levaen mas edcos
maestuoso tendrem0s la vista especacuo por demas
curoso cOnuccones conrastando
veas esrechas GALES de ntransables para
dos personals TEMPO FL probea del trcO sera
bastante dflcl de resolver.
Tenendo los edicios mas pisos mas gente que
barlos mas necesdad de vehCuos hay Denro de
mites multplicado nuesra ciudad
encma de La ora este prero necestara sete mas
medos de communication los que actuamene ene 81 las
Gales guen estrechas siempre, 81 elias pueden
Ell edltclos,
trahco? Precisamente
carretera ampa ESQ quere decr que mas ve1cuos
entraran al de la pobaci6n Una aqu 5como
a moverse?
Como dicen los partido del poltco de la
s que 10 resuelvan los que vengan deas de
Nooos solo dsfruaremos de la parte buena de la
foss progresar San Juan de gigantic deletar
ellez de apariencas de cudad moderna pro-
gresist sobe todo saber duda aguna San Juan
el coraz6n de la isla, comenza latr mas fuerza
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-01-31

Sra. de NJ. Rodriguez Sierra,
Sra. de E. Ferrer,
Sra. de c. Franco Soto,
Sra. de A. Ribot,
Sra. de Salvador Mestre,
Sra. de Luis c. Cuyar,
Sra. de Pedro Giusty,
Sra. de Segundo Cadierno,
Sra. de Ricardo Gomez,
Sra. de L. L. Biam6n,
Sra. de Natalie Bayonet,
Sra. de H. Hutchinson,
Sra. Maria Kearney de Massari.
Sra. Margarita MARTINEZ Alvarez,
Sra. Juanita Vidal de Freiria.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-01-31
Ell PRIMER HEREDEEo DE Los
ESPoSos CoTT-PORRATA

La culta y distinguida dana, do
ia Raquel Porrata de Cott, esposa
amantisima de nuesro amigo par
ticular, Ell briliante escultor Y re-
putado artista, don Victor Cott, ha
obsequiado a su esposo con una mo-
nisima mia, que vino al mundo con
toda felicidad en- ell dia de aver.
La monfsima criatura, es la pri-
mogenita de los disting1ndos espo-
SOS Cott-Porrata. Con tai motive.
puede suponerse la algeria que rel
na en- sus corazones, con ell ma
cimiento de La linda chiquilla, que
trae al hogar de tan buenos ami
gos, la felicidad y la dicha.
Nuestros amigos han sido muy
felicitados en- Ell dfa de aver por
tan fausto acontecimiento, y nos
otros queremos unir a esas felicita-
ciones la nuestra. al nisno item
po que formuIamos votos porque la
nueva heredera disfrute de eterna
ventura Ell etsendero de la vida.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-01-31
CONSTANCE TALMADGE EN-
oRIENTE Es oCCIDENTE

Millones han dorado v redo y
han vuelto a llorar con esta dlti-
ma creaci6n de la adorable Cons
tance Talmadge.
El choque impetuoso del Este y
ell oeste; del bien v de la maldad
y a traves de toda la obra la sim
patica figura de Constance Talmad-
ge deleitandonos.
Esta es la comedia dram&tica de
la tenporada. Esta basada en- una
gran obra americana. su 6xito en-
los teatros mas notables de Am6ri-
ca ha sido estupendo.
Esta gran cinta Sc estrenara en-
el Parque los dfas viernes 80 y sa
bado 81 de este mes.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-01-31
UNA NUEvA FARMAcIA EN-
SAN JUAN

Hoy abre sus puertas al pdblico
una nueva farmacia, en- la calle
Fortaleza, ntimero 81, Y frente al
estableciIniento clos Muchachos
la cual ha sido montada a la mo-
nerna, con todo lujo, y con un sur
lido esplendido.
La nueva farmacia, pertenece a
los acreditados y prestigiosos CO.
merciantes de esta plaza, Sierra Ga
rabis, quienes a su exquisite trato
social, unen su indiscutible serie-
dad en- los regocios y una honradez
a toda prueba.
Frente a Ia nueva farmacia, SO
encuentra ell prestigioso joven. don
Luis Romus, quien es miembro ac-
tuaI de la Junta Insular de Parma
cia. como reconocimiento sus indis
cutihles ni6ritos y grandes como
cimientos en- su profession. su pre-
sencia frente al negocio, constituye
una garantia mas para el pdblico.
Y no hablemos del regio surtido
que han traido los sefiores Sierra y
Garabfs, y que pone la nueva
farmacia a la altura de las mejo-
res de nuestra isla.
Pingties negocios deseamos la
nueva comercial
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-01-31
sHH ~ .
HAs&2
DEPoRTIvAs
'CATANO STARS" VS.. CARO-
LIMA STARS

Nos anuncia nuestro amigo Ell
senior Sainz, manager del team Ca
tafio, Que Ell domingo dfa ocho de
febrero jugaran en- Ia Iga de di-
cho poblado las novenas cuyos NOM
b1es encabezan estas lineas. Este
es I'm nuevo esfuerzo del amigo,
que quiere mantener ell deporte en-
Catano, y llamamos la atenci6n a
los e1tusiastas fans de Catafo y
San Juan, que no dejen de yer es-
tos juegos que prometen resultar
muy relidos.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-01-31
CREMA DENTAL DE
oUININA EN- FoRMA SUPERIOR

FL efecto t6nico Y laxante del
LAXATIVE BROMO QUININA
lie hace superior a la Quinina or
dinaria, y no afecta la cabeza. La
firma E w. GROVE Sc halla en-
cada cajita.
Advt.