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Evening star., 1925-09-22
FIFTEEN MINUTES OF RADIO EACH DAY
BY JOSEPH CALCATERRA.
Noted Authority Radio
duc,on Prohjbit

the disturbances are sent out on many
inherent wave lengths.
1t is Impossible. therefore to design
receiver that will tune out static
disturbances. although very select
I've receiver which excludes practically
all wave lengths except that to which
1t is tuned will go long way toward
minimizing this type of interference.
Loop receivers which limit the
strength of signals from all directions
other than that in which the loop is
turned also reduce this amount of in
terference considera bly,
There is no doubt that there will
still he considerable effort spent in
studying ways and means of eliminat-
ing static or at least of reducing the
amount of interference which it
causes. As yet. however, the only
way in which it can he reduced to
any considerable extent is by using
hish-power transmitters, so that the
ratio of signal strength to static
strength is great enough to make the
static component negligible factor.
Evening star., 1925-09-22
1OFO0T BALL GAMES
TO Be BROADCAST
Leading Grid Battles of East
Will Be Given, Play by
Play, on WBZ.
Special Dispatch tn The star

Special Dispatch to The star.
BOSTON, Septmeber 22.--Ten foot
ball games. including not only the
Big Three" contests but also the
leading intersectional games to be
played in the East, make UP the
schedule of gridron battles that will
he broadcast from NBI. Play-by
play accounts of each of these games
will be broadca SC direct from the field
so that listeners viii obtain Il vivid
and interesting up-to.the- minute ac
count of each struggle.
In order to arrange this complete
schedule so that listeners of this sta
ton will have the opportunity OF hear
ing over the air complete returns of
all major games in the East. WIZ
will make use of its direct line con-
nection with Station NJI in New
York. WIZ will have charge of the
pickup in each case where the game
iS to he taken from New York, just as
WBZ will have charge of the pickup
in the case of the Harvard Yale game
which will he taken by stations VIZ
and WGY.
Opens Ocotber :.
WBZ will start it's foot ball broad
casts the first saturday in October
wards sea son direct from the Har
ward Stadium. Six Harvard games
in all will be sent out on the WBZ
wave. five games being transmitted
direct from the Harvard Stadium. and
the Harvard rd-Princeton contest COM
ing direct from the Princeton Stadium,
through WIZ. In addition to the Har-
vard-Princeton battle, two other con-
tests Of ma jor Importance to followers
of Eastern foot ball will be broadca st
through VIZ. These two games will
he the Yale Princeton contest. from
the Yale Bowl. and the Cornell-Penn-
sylvania game. from New York.
The remainder of the WBZ sched-
ule is made of contests with the Holy
Cross eleven. including the Bucknell
game direct from F'itton Field, Wor-
cester. and the Boston College game
from Braves Field. in addition to the
Harvard d-Holy Cross game from Har-
ward Stadium.
Complete Schedule.
The complete schedule follows:
October 3-IIarvard Vs. Rensselaer,
Polytechnic Institute, at Harvard Sta
dunn. Cambridge.
October 10-Harvard VS.. Middle
bury. at Harvard Stadium.
October 17-Harvard VS.. Holy Cross.
at Harvard Stadium.
October 24-Harvard VS.. Dartmouth
at Harvard Stadium.
October 31-Holy Cross VS.. Buck
nell. at Fitton Field. Worcester.
November Princeton VS.. Harvard,
at Princeton Stadium. \. J.
November 14-Yale VS.. Princeton.
at Yale Bowl. New Haven.
November 2l-Harvard VS.. Yale, at
Harvard Stadium.
November 26-Gornell vs.. Pensyl-
vania. at New York.
November 2S-Boston College VS..
Holy Cross at Braves Field Boston
Evening star., 1925-09-22
PULITZER RACE BY RADIO.

The Pulitzer trophy race and a
number of other events at the ma
tfonal air races at Mitchell Field,
Long island, Saturday, October /, will
be broadcast by WIZ. Maj. l.. D.
Gardner, aviation expert and flyer,
viii be at the microphone.
Special structures will be erected
from which Maj. Gardner will have
an unohstructed view of the planes
as they fly the course. Another OBJ
servation sta ton. in addition to the
principal microphone site, has been
selected and suitable wiring arrange
ments have been carried out to en-
able a second announcer to trace the
planes in their flight over the field
in the event that the planes fly be-
yond the vision of Mai. Gardner.
Evening star., 1925-09-22
MERRY OLD CHIEF ON WAY
Will Leave Kansas City and Join
Detroit Pontiac Staff.

The Merry Old Chief is packing
his bag and good cheer and moving
% astward. He is leaving the kansa q
City Stars station. WDAF, where as
one of the real pioneers he helped to
put broadca sting on the map and
September 2S he joins the staff Of
WJR of Detroit and Pontiac. Mich.
The Merry Old Chief" or Leo F'itZ-
patrick as he is known outside the
radio world. has personality that has
endeared itself to millions of listeners
in. To him is due the amazing growth
Of thate popular radio orca niZation
known as the Nishthawks. There are
now 900 of them. and the member
ship keeps on growing. He organized
the Nighthawks, and his merry good
nature has heen the food on WHICH
the membership grew.
Evening star., 1925-09-22
Movie Views, With
Bugs as "Villains,' y
Shown on Screen

Motion pictures with bugs compos.
ing the entire cast have been com
pleted by the cinema laboratory Of
the Department of Agriculture.
In contrast to the usual produc-
tions with their heroes and heroines
these pictures feature only villains.
In one film the Calosoma beetle
plays a lead, chasing a gypsy moth,
decapitating 1t and then dragging 1t
TO its lair In other pictures the boil
weevil performs on cotton plant. the
clothes moth does its antics on a
piece of wool and the bedbug demon
strates its liking for human associa-
tion by crawling on an attendant.
While the acts were being recorded
the warble fly developed stage fright
and the picture could not be COM
pleted until the performer was re-
duced to semiconsciousness by chloro-
form.
Temperament also was in evidence.
Bees so objected to being photo
graphed that they chased the camera
man into a cellar and the boil weevils
insisted upon closeups. Several times
the grinding OF the camera had to be
stopped while the weeils were extract
ed from the lenses.
Evening star., 1925-09-22
Static Bows Out.

Cooler days are coming and with
them will come better radio reception.
Greater distance will be possible, bet
ter quality will be obtained and that
huga boo of radio reception, static in
reference. will soon be wiped out of
the picture.
Static has been the goat for many
ailments not really due to this natural
form of interference. but on the other
hand it has been the cause of the sea
sonal characteristic of the radio trade.
Many fans who are ardent listeners
during the clear Fall, Winter and
Spring months, desert their sets as
soon as the static imps start playing
their tattooS on the ear phone or
loud speaker diaphraGms.
While every one knows that static
is caused by electric discharges in the
atmosphere, no one knows exactly
what they are. This is why it has
been SO difficult to find a method of
counteracting its effects.
Natures Response.
Static is natures own wireless sys-
tenn and it may be that it is her way
of getting back at us for harnessing
her elements to her own service. We
discovered that by means of sparks
we could transmit intelligence by a
system of dots and dashes and then
after we found out how to produce the
sparks and detect them we found that
Dame Nature had been operating a
wireless system of her own probably
since the beginning of time.
Not only that. but she does it SO
consistently that she has made her
self a bothersome competitor of the
regular wireless transmitters and re-
ceivers, especially at certain times
when conditions are most favorable
for the transmission of these static
discharges.
Disturbing Noises.
The static discharges that cause the
disturbing noises in your receivers are
miniature examples of the lightning
discharges that occur during some
storms.
These static disturbances often her
aid the approach of a severe storm.
because they indicate a condition Of
the atmosphere in which electric
charges are accommodating at a rate
sufficient to cause the greater dis,
charges that occur during lightning
storm.
BY a suitable connection of con-
densers and inductances experiment
ers found that it was possible to con-
troll the wave lengths Of the electrical
disturbances caused by their spark
producing mechanisms.
The constants of the atmospheric
circuits which cause these electrical
disturbances vary considerably ana
Evening star., 1925-09-22

watts Thursday night. AS this station
was already coming in regularly as
far away as the Pacific Coast. its
officials believe that, under the In
creased power and its low wayelength
Of 2l1.3 meters. its signals will be
picked up frequently in Europe this
Winter 1t is one of the three
battery operated stations in Chicago
and said to he the largest Of this type
station in the world.
Besides the three Chicago stations
those on 5000 watts are WSAI.
Cincinnati: WCCO, Minnea polls: WIN
Harrison, Ohio: woo. Davenport, i,
Iowa. and WHO. Des Moines, Iowa.
Evening star., 1925-09-22
8 CHICAGO STATIONS
ADDED TO HIGH RANK
Most Powerful in Country. Is
Claim-KDKA Only One of
Higher Grade.

With the granting of Government
authority to station WOK to increa Sc
mas three of the most powerful sta
ions In the country, besides having
many of the best.
There are only eight 5.O00-wa tt
stations in the United States and no
other community has more than one
or them. The only station which
broadcasts on greater power is kDkA,
the Westinghouse station at East
Pittsburgh.
The other two Chicago region
stations on 5000 watts are WORD,
at Batavia. H., and WCBD, at Zion,
III. WORDS studio is In Chicago.
WOk's station is at Homework ILL.,.
and 1t broadcasts its programs from
the Morrison Hotel. Chicago.
NOk stepned up from 500 to 5000
Evening star., 1925-09-22
B0ST0N-NEW YORK LINK
IN AIR MAIL ASSURED
$25O.OOO Private Concern to Oper-
ate Plane Line to Connect
With u. S. Service.
BY the Associated Press

BY the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, September 22.-Plans
to link up the Government air mail
servicef now in operation between New
York and Chicago with a New York
Boston air mail line. operated under
private ownership, We're completed
yesterday with the formation of the
Eastern Air Transport, Inc, capital
ized at $3.50. 900
The company will operate planes car
ryinc mail and express matter be-
tween the East Boston airport and
the Government air mail station at
New Brunswick. y. J. The planes
will leave Boston at O'Clock in the
evening and are due to arrive at the
flying field at New Brunswick at a:30
pm, in time to connect with the air
mail for Chicago.
Evening star., 1925-09-22
KOA's Director Honored.

kOAs studio director, Freeman H.
Talbot. was elected president last
week of the Musicians Society of
Denver. an organization of $50 lead
ing teachers of music and profess
sionals who are seeking to foster
better music and standardize the pro-
fession. Talbot is widely known as
one of the originators of the famous
Denver Music Week Associa ton which
he has served as executive secretary
since Its inception more than six
wears ago
Evening star., 1925-09-22
WGY on Eastern Standard Time.

WGY, the Eastern station of the
General Electric Co. which advanced
the time of its program one hour
during the period of the year when
daylight-saving time was in effect in
many communities, returns to Eastern
standard time. with the program of
the week of September 81. The even
ing musical program will start at
approximately 7:3o o'clock instead of
$50 Eastern standard time.
Evening star., 1925-09-22
American Radio Winning Way

American radio Is taking a firm
hold in numerous Latin America n
countries despite the inability Of
many listeners to speak or understand
the English language, according to
recent communication to kOA, Rocky
Mountain broadcasting station Of the
General Electric Co. al Denver.
Evening star., 1925-09-22
Keefe to Make Radio Debut.

Jack Keefe. the only living perscni.
lcation of Ring Lardner's famous
character. will make his debut to the
radio world, As announcer of station
WSM. the .000-watt Western Electric
plant of the National Life and Acct
dent Insurance Co, Inc, Nashville.
Tenn. when that alton is formally
deGicated Monday night. October J.
Evening star., 1925-09-22
Fall Schedule for WMCA.

WMCA's Fall schedule will become
effective October !. The broadcast
ing hours will he as follows: Mon
day through Saturday. II am. to
| pm. to pm. and pm. to
II midnight. The Sunday broadcast
ing periods will he from II am. to
12I5 pm. and 10 10 pm.
Evening star., 1925-09-22
Magma Charta" on Air.

Magma Charta." the second of the
series Of the historical episodes on
Points of Progress" will he broad
cast tomorrow night by WCAP in
connection with eight other stations,
stretching from New York TO Min
neapols.
Evening star., 1925-09-22
paulist League Sta ation to Open.

The new station to be operated bv
the Paulist League in New York City
will make Its debut September 81. it
was announced today. The opening
address will be made by Cardinal
Hayes and several prominent operate
stars of Mania ttan have promised to
assist at the opening.
Evening star., 1925-09-22
AL Smith to Be Heard on Air.

The speech Of Gov. Al Smith of
New York at the picnic of the Cook
County, ILL.,. Democrats next Sunday
AT Beverly Hills. Chicago, will be
broadcast by WGN. The governor is
scheduled to talk at $50 O'Clock, East
ern standard time.
Evening star., 1925-09-22

build new strength to throw off disease It's heal
ing elements soothe the throat irritation and i
helps TO drive out impurities. And do not forget
IT Is guaranteed tree from alcohol or dangerous
drugs.
Evening star., 1925-09-22

one plant manufacturing rayon, or
artificial silk. in the Netherlands. EN-.
ploys 5000 people and plans to enlarge
the output Ito include the making of
| artlhclal horsehair, artificial straw
and other cellulose products.
Evening star., 1925-09-22
Houdlnl to Broadcast Magic.

The first of a series of lessons in
magic by Harry Houdini, world IA
nous magician, will be broadcast hv
WLW tomorrow evening at Z o'clock
Eastern standard time.
Evening star., 1925-09-22

and happiness of growing family of lively chill
dren She. like millions of other mothers has
learned to depend on Father Johns Medicine when
any one of the family has cold or cough or has
become weak or run down. Its pure food elements
Evening star., 1925-09-22
WCAP - Chesapeake and Potomac
Telephone Go. 1853 Meters).
Early Program Tomorrow

s:45 to 7:45 a.m.-Morning setting
up exercises by the Metropolitan Life
Insurance Co.. direct from the Metro
politan Tower, | Madison avenue, New
York City.
Evening star., 1925-09-22
FATHER JOHNS
MEDICINE

Because her mother
used 1t when she was a
little girl. Mrs. ]. !.
Whitney knew the value
of Father Johns Medi-
cine and has always used
1T for her own children
now that she is in turn
responsible for the health
Evening star., 1925-09-22
Local Radio Entertainment
Tuesday, September p, 1925
NAA-NavaI Radio Station, Radio, Va.
(434.5 Meters).

3:45 p.m.-Weather Bureau reports.
1905 p.m.-W Gather Bureau reports.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-01-28
FOR cayetano con ' Toste

For Cayetano Coll y Toste
La Editorial Puerto Rico Ilus-
trado'' dirigida expertamente pcr
los hermanos Real, ACADIA de publican
lin lujoso tomo de leyendas porto
r1iQuafias, debidas a la pluma, STEM
Pre- fertil y bien cortada, del ilustre
doctor Cayetano Coli y Toste.
La leyenda, sugestiva de suyo,
porQue recoge Ell espiritu popular,
adquiere en- la prosa brufida y viva
del sefor Coll y Toste insospechados
atracrdvos, que nacen sumamente
grata la lectrra del tomo one ACADIA
mes de rec;bir.
i America, nuestra America, es un
vivero de leyendas, que son otros
tsntos pregones de la fe, Ell valor y
Ia recia ospiritualidad de la raza.
Pcr ESQ allf este genero hterario ha
alcarzado grandes prestigios. Por
ESQ v por haber tenido cultivadores
'noritisimos, como Palma y Coll y
Toste.
Como muestra del valor hterario
Y tradicicpal de la obra que connenta
mos, reproducimos una dc esas leyen-
das, tomada al azar. Sc titula esta
leyenda'e Los restos de una cadena
de orc (156o)", y dice asf:
Ccrrta el aAo de 1854. FL gale6n
HSan Jer6ntmo", q. condncfa al nue.
vo. gobernador d. Francisco de Ia
bamonde y Lugo, capitan de caba-
lies en- Flandes, habia fondeado en-
Ia cola de San Juan.
Los oficiales reales Crist6bal de
Salinas, Hernsndo de Cardonn Y Pc
dro de Castilleios pasaron a bordo
a cunplimentar al nuevo gobernador
''besalle la mano'' Y disponer el
6neembarco de las armas. ropas Y
matalotaie one trafa ell navfo.
Dos regidores del Cabilio, con
Alfonso Perez Martell la cabeza
estapan encargados del arreglo del
arco triUnfal Y de los preparativos
que "a Ciudad tenia que hacer para
el rec1bimiento del gobernador; nc
olvidando, por supuesto, cue habia
one colocar en- 10 alto del arco, poI
timhre. las armas de s. M.
El mismo dia. por la tarde. saltt
a terra el Representative Official dc
Ia Corona, v ell regimiento de sar
Juan de Borinuuen estaba tendidt
a 10 largo de la Caleta, desde Ell niue
lie hssta los peldafios de la Cate
dral. la Cauital no estaba am cir
cuida de murallas v. por consiguien
te, no existfa IA Pnerta de san Jran
que eonstrslvo despres don Inigo d.
Ia Mota sarmiento en- 1885. colo
eando una .capillita en- lasparte su
perior dedicada a San Juan Bautis
> Stts .k yFS aNEAJt3.4.ts Te Tnsr eNyN
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-01-28

bvrnaci6n. Los tiempos eran agrios
y apretados. Combati6 los atrevi-
dos Caribes que infestaban La isla
POI La banda de San German Y hasta
fu6 en- persona a aquellos arriesga-
dos sitios hacerles la guerra; en-
una guasabara" recibi6 lln terri
bic fechazo en- el music izquierdo,
que 10 postr6 en- cana y estuvo q
punto de entregar su alma a Dios,
pues lego q estar oleado.
Ealvado de tan peligrosa herida,
determine don Francisco marcharse
g Espaiia, por haber terminado Ell
tiempo de su gorbernaci6n. Despi-
dl6se de todos cort@smente y regre-
saba a su patria tan pobre, que a!
salir . embarcar solo le quedaba una
vuclta de la cadena de orc que le
habfan regalado los estancieros de
San Juan. Entonces, dirigi6ndose> a
la muier de I'm sobrino suyo, ALI
cercano, 1e dijo:
-Sefora, tomad los restos de es.
ia cadena de orc; y no me 10 agra.
dezcais al daroslos que no 10 hagc
por servirla, sino por tener lvoto
sares! 81 orgullo de decir con yer
dad que "no me llevo NADIA de Pto
Rico".
INC sabemos, de 1866 para acs.
que Sc haya repetido Ia Erase de,
captain de cabsllos en- Flandes dor
Francisco de Bahamonde Y Lugo!..
&4<@ < ~ ~ Fl
de la "Revista Hispanoamerica
ma de ciencias. Letras y arte''.)
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-01-28
Ell Alcalde de MOrOvis

| La vida y cl desarrollo de los
puebloS on toios sus aspectos de-
pende exclusivamente de aquelloS,
en- quienes depositando ell electora-
do su confanza los leva hasta ell
sitial en- que han de desarrollar un
plan eficiente que tienda al meiora-
miento y al bienestar com6n.
Morovis, el pueblecito solitario
pequeno, situado casi en- Ell cora
zon de nuestra isla, de agradabih-
simo china y de mejores gentes, ha
tenido Ell grandisimo acierto de lie
var hasta ell sitio del alcalde al
culto 9 inteEgente joven Baltazar
Corrada del Rio, hijo de aquel pue
bio, quien desde su infancia STEM
pre- ha demostrado un gran afecto,
completamente desinteresado por ell
hrmi'de Y vetusto caserfo que le
VIC nacer. Nosotros, los hijos de
aquel pueblo quienes le conocemos
desde hace mucho tempo, podemos
asegurar que Ell nombramiento he
cho unanimemente por La conjun-
ci6n de los dos partidoS hist6ricos
para Ell puesto de alcalde ha sido
una de las mejores cosas que ha po-
dido hacer nuestro pueblo.
Don Balta, como carinosamente
lie llamamos es de ilustraci6n basta,
de cuaidades magnifcas y sobre
todo le caracteriza su trato afable
para todos, 10 que le hace ser un
elemento popular para su pueblo.
Este corresponsal tuvo La satisfac
ci6n de entrevtstarse con el sehor
Corrada y puede afirmar que la ad
min1straci6n de Morovis ser& un
verdadero 6xito.
Son muchas las cosas que hay
que hacer en- Morovis, amigo Cora
da. Entire elias queremos 1lamaric
! La atenci6n hacia Ell embellecimien-
70 de la plaza pdbhca. La plaza
necesita muchos bancos, necesita
arboles y flores que le den un bo-
nito aspecto. Otros pueblos han do
tado sus pla2as de magnifcos
bancos, unos por compra hecha con
fondos municipales y los mas con
Ia ayuda de las instituciones "asas
comerciales, personals particulares.
etc. iNo podria nuestro buen amigo
emprender una fuerte campafe en-
ese sentido, de manera que en- IN
future no lejano tengamos una pla
"a de recreo, equipada de manera
que sea un fel exponente de "a la
Dor realizada Y del refnado gusto
de los que uevan en- sus hombres
La labor de velar por tcdo aquello
que ataha al mejoramiento del pue-
bio?
10 expuesto por este correspon,
sal no dudo que ser& tanbien afr
mado por el pueblo enterc de Moro
Wis. iAL CESAR 10 CUE ES DEL
CESAR! ,-, s., -
aae5 z1s IS coRREsP oNsAI. s E
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-01-28
LIBROS I AUTURES
Leyendas PuertOTriquehas

Los atambores, trompetas y pt-
fanos ADRIAN marcha. FL gale6n v
Ia galera del puerto hacian fuego de
canon. Los arcabuceros hacian sal
vas desde Casa Blanca, y las seis pie
zas de artilleria de bronco del for
tin de Santa Catalina y las cuatro
del basti6n del MORO atronaban el
eepacio.
La ciudad toda recibia con agasa-
jos y vitores al nuevo gobernador.
Los ricohomes de la capital, antiques
hi hijos-dalgos, y ora tratantes en- jen-
-ibre y cueros. los Mendoza, Guzma-
mes y Padillas, al ''besalle la ma
mo- al bravo captain de Flandes
Y darle Ell parabien de su llegada por
traer cedula de gobernacion para
esta isla por los Reyes de Castillo,
le rcgalaron una cadena de orc por
vaIor de mas de Glen ducados.
Don Francisco vestfa jubon de
raso chorreado Y calzas bermejas de
Holanda, atlas botas cerradas de ca
min6. con espue1as doradas, Guerra
damasco negro guarnecida de orc,
con tres cuchilladas en- Ell pecho,
sombrero de tafetAn negro con cal
relies de orc Y trena de &mbar con
cordonelllos de 10 propio, plumas
blancas en- el sombrero y bohemia
mocadc.
A la puerta, de la Cotedral sali6
Ell Cabildo eclesi&stico y el senior
Dean La cabeza, por ausencia del
sefior obispo, cumplimentar al re-
gio representative, darle el agua ben
dita y asperjarle con ella. El 6rga-
no saerado dej6 Off entonces sus me-
lodiosas notas y el incienso y la
mira. perfumando el ambiente, es-
parcieron por los ambitos del tenn
pio CRISES nub6culas aromosas.
Ell gobernsdor tenia aderezado un
aposento Casa Blanca, y pasado
el "Tedeum" Y visitado Ell Cabildo,
donde fu6 recibido baxo mazas''
al; tidas luego al bra9o y los reyes
de armas dcscaperuzados, Sc RETRO
orgulloso y satisfecho a ST. aposen-
ta1uiento, acompafiado de todos los
caballeros de San Juan. la guarda
de alabarderos, Y montado en- brioso
c1rcel que tenfa pelliza de tercio-
pelo hasta debaio de los estribos.
La Ciudad ardi6 en- fiesta tres
dias y Sc rompieron caiias y Sc CO.
rrieron agiles Y apuestos caballos de
los hatos del Toa y del Turabo, er
horor del nuevo gobsrnante; y sc
ease6 el Pend6n de castilia por to
das las Gales con pifanos y atam
Dor. 3ce -
naa Akssfossss IL sI-s slg.s Z
Don Francisco de Bahamonde ;
Iugo crmpli6 como bueno en- su go
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-01-28


use sufciente cantidad para hume
decor bien ell cuero cabelludo y ITO
tese suavemente con Ia yema de los
dedos.
Haga ESQ esta misma noehe' y
al amanecer, toda o sino casi To-
da su caspa ha desaparecido. Dos
o tres aplicaciones mas, disolve-
ran Y destruiran toda huella, no
importa la mucha caspa que u.s.
ted tenga.
Notara que toda picazon y ras-
caz6n del cuero cabelludo termi-
nara instantaneamente, y su ca
bello quedara sedoso, con lustre,
bien suave y Glen veces mejor que
antes.
listed puede obtener liquid arvon
en- cualquier farmacia y nunca lie
fallara. =
Avt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-01-28

Para lograr
este, obten-
case cuatro
on "a s del
prepa arado
liquid arvon.
aplfquese 10
de noche al
on0cfa r c %