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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-09-18
IMPoRTANcIA DE UN PRoDUc-
TO VA FANToSo "LACToGENo :,
PARA LA ALIMENTAC1cN DEL
RECIEN NACIDO

/ Hemos tenido ocasi6n Iv exami-
mar importantes testimonies de los
mas notables capacidades medicas
de Europa y Estados Unidos, mu-
chos de los cuales respaldan incon-
dicionalmente Ell credito de LAC
ToGENo, un producto muy popu-
lar en- Estados Unidos, Asia y otros
paises, y que empieza a propagar-
Sc en- Puerto Rico con muy buen
6xito.
Hemos hablado con los selores
j. ochoa y Hno. representatives de
In NESTLE & ANGLO SWISS
CONDENSED MILK co. v ellos
nos han afirmado, con absolute sin
ceridad, que la demanda que va
creciendo dia tras dfa, Sc debe, ex-
clusivamente a los resultados ma
nifiestos, rapidos y seguros que Sc
/ obtienen del LACToGENO como un
alimento natural para nifos, que
sustiuye perfectamente bien la Ie-
che del seno materno
Una entrevista con ell Sr. J. j.
Marquis, enviado especial de la ca
sa NESTLE para visitar a los Sc
flores medicos de Puerto Rico, y
darles conocer las propiedades ali,
menticias del LACToGENo, some
tiendo muestras del producto para
ser examinadas y analizadas EN- los
laboratories, nos ACADIA de convencer
de que la Nestle and Anglo Swiss
Condensed Milk Co. - ha tenido un
notable acierto con la production de
LACToGENo, que en- nuestro pals
tai vez mas que en- ningiln otro, es
una verdadera necesidad que va es.
taba preocupando sacramento a
nuestras classes m6dicas que no sa.
bemos nosotros hubiese la perspecti-
-" AN AAO SCI 1ICl1dud Tie
un modo satisfactorio. Nos referi.
mos al enpobrecimiento de la salud
infantil, contra la cual no Sc habia
descubierto aqui medic efectivo al
guno, y que causaba tantos y tan.
tos estragos, produciendo raQuitis-
mo, anemia y hasta tisis en- infed.
ces criaturas que padecian primera-
mente de mala nutrici6n y acababan
por ceder como debiles tallos a los
embates de la fataIdad sin que ma
die pudiese evitarlo.
LAcToGENo viene resolver
acknowledgements, casi providencial-
raente el problema de la alimenta-
ci6p infantil. Y este sobre una
base cientihca, sujeto las reco-
nendaciones del medico, ell cual,
en- casos especiales, debe ser ell
preceptor de la madre que desea
conducir la vida de su hijo por ell
camino recto de la sa1ud
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-09-18
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Sc vera ei . affair" :.
Sc APELA Al SUPREME

Continuation de Ia Ira. pag)
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-09-18
MIENTRAS TANTo.

Al empezar a circular en- esta
ciudad nuestra edicion de aver,
volvi6 de nuevo ell comentario pu-
blico considerar la vacante que
deja en- Ell Municipio la resoluci6n
del Juez Foote.
Los sociaIstas han reanudado
sus gestiones para que sea nombra-
do I'M director de Benefcencia de
entire ell partido Sociahsta, Y GUAM
do menos, que Sc designe un ele-
mento reconocido coalicionista. Don
Roberto, por su parte, aGn no ha
pensando en- ell candidate que desig
nara para ocupar tan importante
puesto pubIco.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-09-18
BOLIVAR PAGAN INsIsTE
EN- RENUNCIAR.

FL Lcdo. Bolivar Pagan, que
hasta ahora ha sido Presidente de-
Comite Central insiste EN- renun-
ciar como tai, y 1e ha mani
festado sus correligionarios que
en- manera alguna aceptara una re-
nomination, va que sus demas
cargos en- Ell seno del partido Y en-
Ia administrator municipal, asi
como su clientela professional, no
lie permiten continuar desempenan-
do la presidencia por mas tempo.
Aun no Sc sabe a ciencia cierta
quien pueda ser ell successor de Pa
gan, pues son numerosos los candi-
datos.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-09-18
IDeSea I'D. COIOCar
Sc inmediatamente?

Cada vez que en- nuestras coIum.
mas de anuncios clasifcados aparece
un anuncio soIicitando taquigrafa3,
Sc reciben no menos de Glen soli.i
tudes de aspirantes a dicha coloca.
cion.
Los solicitantes cometen un error
al esperar que aparezca Ell aviso
para luego solicitar la colocaci6n,
pues entonces Sc encuentran conque
no solamente esta su solicitud sino
que otras cien, siendo por 10 tanto
una casualidad que su sohcitud sea
atendida.
Creemos firmemente que 81 estas
personals en- busca de colocacion de-
jaran conocer sus necesidades por
mediaci6n de EEL MUNDO" no
tendrian competidores, pues las con-
testaciones irian directamente al
solicitante, quien no necesita dar su
nombre, pues las direcciones puedeA
ser d1rigidas la Administrator
de GEL MUNDo". Nuestro ulti-
mo aviso de una taquigrafa solici-
tando coloeaci6n fue ordenado por
una semana costando un dollar, pero
debido la efectividad de los a2i-
SOS clasifcados de Ell MUNDO
Ia publication fue descontinuqda
segundo dia.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-09-18

NNA Il9 bren reioj nSevamente
reffeccionado, GAIA de miguel, maquina
garantizada, damos GRATIS con cada
reloJ. una bonita ieopoIdina con die, I'M
Iinde a1filer y hermoso aniIlo enchapado
en- oro engastado con brtllante. FL Val0E
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-09-18

Y repitiendo una vez mas % Cue
en- otras ocasiones hernos NANTES
tado, debemos decir que el DR..
Victor Coll Y cnchi apelara de La
opinion del Juez Foote ante Ell Tri-
bunat Supreme de Justicia, de
acuerdo con las manifestaciones que
nos hiciera en- la tarde de aver, Ell
que nos asegurara ademas, que 81
no ha dudado un solo instante en-
que finalmente Sc ordenara su re
posici6n como Director de Benefi-
cencia en- la municipalidad.
Evening star., 1925-02-16
LEACH AGAIN WINS
ALOYSIUS CLUB RUN

Private Melvin Leach, United States
Marine Corps, again showed his heels
to brilliant field of local runners on
the Georgetown University track
yesterday and took top hOnors in the
seven-mile handicap race staged by
the Aloysius Club. Leach breasted the
tape Is yards ahead of Dan Healy,
his time for the distance being SO
minutes 81 As seconds.
The Marine trailed the Aloysius
runner until the final lap. when a
spurt carried him to the front.
George Frager of the Apache Preps
finiphed third, with Frank Donelan
Of the Alloys, and B. p. Heinrich. un-
attached, running fourth and fifth.
Leach, Healy and Heinrich started
from scratch. or the 26 who faced
the starter, 21 finished as follows:
Melvin Leach, United States Marine Corps;
Dan Healy. Aloysius Club: George Fraser,
Apache Preps; Frank Donelan. Aloysius Club;
B. P. Heinrich unattached; Grattan Monta-
que. Aloysins Club: l.. s. Haymond. Alloy sius
Club; Bobbie Williams. Aloysius Club; Mike
Lynch: Aloysius Club; Joseph STANLEY, Alloy
sius Club; Carroll Brooke. Alorsins Club
CASTOR Viscara, Woodward & Lothrop A. A..
Edward King. United states Marine Corps;
Jeremiah Looney, Aloysius Club; x. P. Englsr
United States Marine Corps: c. d'Auitola. un-
attached; J. II. Finch unattached; G. J. Web
ster. unattached; Joseph Stempel United
States Marine Corps; G. H. Staub. Apache
Props, and A. Z. Liebold. unattached.
Evening star., 1925-02-16
Nm Says South Carolina Fire Here for
HIGH SCHOOL FIvES
STILL ARE PLAYING

Eastern and Western High teams.
joint runners-up for the scholastic
championship. are getting action this
afternoon. Western is scheduled to
tackle the strong Maryland Univer-
o'clock. while Eastern entertains
the Gonzaga five, beaten on Saturday
by the Georgetown school, at 3
o'clock.
Tomorrow night at O'Clock Coach
Guyon's charges go against the old
line Frosch in a preliminary to the
Maryland South Carolina tilt in the
Richie gymnasium, at the College
Park institution.
Coach Zube suIIfvan'a Gonzaea
High five take their first long trip
during the coming week end, two
games being scheduled in New York
city. Regis High will be engaged on
Saturday and on the following Mon
day the st. Francis. Xavier qufnt will
be encountered. -.ss
HyattsviIIe High tossers close their
season this week with a trio of con-
tests. The Marylanders are sched-
uled to play at Charlotte Hall Acad-
emy today and on Thursday will me t
the Dewitt Prep Ave in Washington.
The final game will be played with
Tech on Saturday.
ALexandria High court performers
will entertain the Bliss Electrical
School quint Of Takoma Park in the
Alexandria Armory tonight.
Evening star., 1925-02-16
ASCHER IN SPEEDY
FIELD IN G. U. MEET

Vernon Ascher, GEORGETOWN omar
r-miler, will endeavor to show thai
ne is entitled to rating among the
pest Quarter-milers of the country
at the Blue and Gray track and field
meet in Convention Hall Saturday
night. Ascher failed miserably in the
olympic tryouts last year, but claims
ne was not physically fit for the tests.
NOW, however, he apparently Is in
good form and expects to show is
heeis to a field of class this week end.
Ascher will travel a bit more tha n
his special distance in the GEORGE
town games. He has entered the
oo-meter event in which Watson and
Dodge, two of the best Of the country
at the distance, are to compete. If
the Georgetown man can take the
measure of this pair he must be re-
garded among the topnotchers in the
running game.
Al Rose, former Penn broad
Jumper and member of the Olympic
team at Paris, has entered the lfsts
for his favorite event. He will com.
pete in a field that includes Bob Le-
Gendre, world record holder at the
broad jump.
Other prominent men in the field
events will be Myers, Yale, pole
vaulter; Norton and Plansky Tootell
of Bowdoin may come to Washington
for the meet.
Evening star., 1925-02-16
PALACE NOSED OUT
BY CELTIC QUINTET

Washington narrowly missed
springing into the championship class
in professional basket ball last night
when the Original Celtics OF New
York nosed out the Palace Laundry
rsen of this city. 81 to 20, at the
Arcade. The locals held a point lead
until just half minute before the
final gun when Nat Holman pock ID
field shot that earned a win for
the New Workers, who for several
seasons have been recognized as the
best in the floor game pro ranks.
The game was hotly fought all the
way with both. teams paying more
attention to defense than offense.
Palace probably gave more to the
latter department of the game than
the New Workers. Had the locals
thought more about defense. though.
they might have gotten away with
the greater end of the score. Their
tactics in that respect were at times
too crude and the numerous fouls
they committed gave the accurate
free-tossing Celtics a distinct advan-
tage.
At half time the Palace quint held
a 9-to-S lead but the Celtics became
active extensively after the second
session opened and soon were in
front, 19 to Is. Then Jimmy Cooney
Gagged an underhand shot from back
court and Hoss Haggerty sunk a
throw from the sideline, putting
Palace just a point behind the visi-
tors.
Play became spirited with the
Celtics endeavorjng to freeze" onto
the ball and Palace striving to break
through the defense. Finally. Cooney
with the ball, got past the Celtic
line and made two-pointer that
put Palace in front With less tina n
three minutes TO play, Palace tried to
freeze" but Holman at last inter-
cepted throw from outside made by
Haggerty and snapped the ball
through the cords for the decisive
goal.
Evening star., 1925-02-16

A clash with Washington Athletic
Association five in the Gonzaga gym
nasium tomorrow night opens the
weekly schedule of Aloysius Club
basketers. The Quincys will be en-
tertained on Thursday, and on Satur-
day the Purple quint tackles the
Quantico marines at the devil dog
post in Virginia. The Allied Five of
Baltimore comes over for game on
Sunday afternoon.
Basketer. OF Liberty Athletic Club
engage the Calvary NJ. E. Church re-
serves tomorrow night at o'clock
in the Calvary gymnasium, 1853 Co.
lumbia road. On Wednesday the
Paramounts will be met on the Silver
Spring armory court. Having the use
of gymnasiums the Libertys wish to
schedule three additional games be-
fore the close of their season. Their
open dates are February IS, 25 and
26. Senior teams wanting games are
requested to call Pop kremb, Column
bia 4165-J.
Representative Of teams entering
the senior and junior divisions of the
Aloysius Club elimination tourney
will meet. tonight at the Aloysius
clubhouse ,747 l street, to register and
to furnish eligibility lists. The COM
petition is open only to District Of
Columbia basket ball teams.
A field goal by Emory Nader gave
the Anacostia Eagles a winning
margin over the Stantons in the pre-
liminary to the Palace-Celtic game
when the southeast quint nosed out
their rivals from northeast by "a
to-23 count. At the half the STAN
tons led. Is to Is. Gooch and J..
Mitchell being their high scorers.
Washington five. SO to H. will attempt
to settle a long standing feud with
the Washington Athletic Association
quint Thursday night in the Con-
sress Heights gymnasium. Wintons
and Glover will clash in the prelim-
mary.
Coached by Earl Moser. substitute
center of the championship Central
High School five, the ST. Patrick
Midgets stopped the winning streak
of the Central Lightweights, 33 to Is.
Holding four straight victories in
the elimination series for the cham
pionship of the First Regiment, Mary
land National Guard, Company F of
Hyattsville will meet the Annapolis
guard company on the Hyattsville
court on Wednesday night
Palace Athletic Club tossers were
nosed out by the Knights of Column
bus five, 10 to Is. Pepper and Adams
scored heavily for the winners.
Washington Athletic Association
basketers scored victory over the
Massanutten Academy five, Is to- r.
Cardinal Athletic Club courtmen
took both halves of a double reader,
defeating ST. Martins, % to 4, and
Pierce. "a to 16.
Evening star., 1925-02-16
COLLEGE GIRLS BUSY
ON COURT THIS WEEK

Glass teams at the University of
Maryland open the sch edule Of college
and private school girls basket ball
games for the week, sophomores and
freshmen, juniors and seniors. meet
ing on the College Park court at 6
O'Clock this evening.
Marjorie Webster and National Park
Seminary girls also are scheduled for
a clash tonight at Forest Glen, while
the Maryland University class teams
meet again tomorrow, the juniors
engaging the freshmen, and the
seniors playing the sophomores.
George Washington's sextet is plan
ming a two-day trip that will tax e
them to Williamsburg, Va, for a
game with William and Mary on Fri
day night. and to Richmond for a
meeting with West Hampton the fol-
lowing day.
Holton Arms and Penn Hall meet
at the Holton Arms gymnasium on
Wednesday,. Gunston Hall is enter
tanned by Friends on Friday and Gal
laudet plays at National Park Semi
nary on Saturday.
The Sioux Athletic Club journeys
to New Windsor, Nd. on Saturday
for an enga cement with the Blue
Ridge College six.
Evening star., 1925-02-16
HYATTSWLLE CUNTS
GET LOTS OF ACTION

HYATTSVILLE, Md, February Ia
Five games in six days is the task
faced by basketers of Company F.
Hyattsville- unit of the Maryland
National Guard.
Two Washington teams will appear
on the armory court here tonight,
St. Paurs quint being slated to en-
gage the local soldiers Big Five,
and the st. Martins quint the reserves.
An opponent for the first string
tossers is wanted for Thursday night.
Lieut.. H. 7. McClay is managing the
locals and may be reached at the
armory, Hyattsville .S7s, after 1880
pm. Delta Mu Fraternity Ave will
oppose the reserves in the opener.
On Saturday, Company F will en-
tertain the guard company from An
napolis.
Evening star., 1925-02-16
GOLDBERG TO CLASSIFY
BOWLERS FOR TOURNEY

Officers of the Washington City
Duckpin Association are preparing
to handle entries for at least 200
teams in the fifteenth annual tourna :
ment that opens on the Coliseum
alleys on April 81. Moe Goldberg,
secretary. is in charge of classifyinE &
the bowlers and must receive the
averages from official scorers of the
leagues before Saturday, April Is.
Classifications for the tournament
were set at a meeting of the associa :
tion yesterday. They are: Class A.
averages 103 and over; Class b, SO to
1o2; Glass c, averages Of less than 9S.
Evening star., 1925-02-16
SEXTETS TO BATTLE
IN LEAGUE CONTEST

Princess Athletic Club and Busin ess
High Night School girls basket ball
teams meet tomorrow night at 3
o'clock at Wilson Normal School to
open the weekly schedule of the
Womens Basket Ball League.
The Princess sextet plays again on
Thursday night, engaging the Stray
er's Business College team on the
Webster School court at 9:15. Metro
politans and Capitol Athletic Club
tossers meet on the same floor on
Friday night at o'clock.
Business High and Strayer's open
a double bill on the Webster court on
Saturday night, the Webster sextet
and the Washington Athletic Asso-
citation six furnishing the nightcap.
Evening star., 1925-02-16
"BUNCH OF SOFTIES"
IN U. S., SAYS STAGG

TULSA, Okla, February 16-Mod-
ern methods of living are producing a
bunch of 'softies in this country"
Amos Alonzo Stagg, famous athletic
director of Chicago University, told
the open forum here.
He urged that the American reo-
pie change their ways of living to
those of frugality and simplicity"
Overeating of rich foods, lack of
sleep and too much speed are some
of the reasons why the United States
Is producing a race of "softies" in
stead of the virile people that former
~ were leaders of the country, Stage
declared
Evening star., 1925-02-16
TRAPSHOOTERS IN TIE.

KANSAS CITY, February &c. J.
Mos. Kansas City, and c. w. Olney
West Allis, Wis, divided first money
in the international flyer champion
ship race, the closing feature Of the
annual interstate trapshooting tour
nament. Both finished with 81 out of
possible 100. They split $1,16O
awarded for first place.
Evening star., 1925-02-16
HORSESHOE PLAY OPENS.

LAKE WORTH, Fla, February 16.-
Thirty-nine horseshoe pitchers were
here today for the opening of the
seventh annual national Midwinter
horseshoe tournament. A meet for
women will be held February 16 to
2S. Included in the entrants are the
champion, Putt Mossman Of Eidorado,
Iowa; c. C. Davis of Cleveland, Ohio.
ex-champion, and Loren May, Akron,
Ohio, champion of his State.
Evening star., 1925-02-16

Immaculate Juniors, Eastern Preps,
Royce Athletic Club, Mountour Ath-
letic Club, Comforter Juniors, St
Patrick's. Freer Props, Warwick
Preps, Boys Club, Mount Vernon
Athletic Association. Kendall School
and Epiphany Junior entries had
been received at an early hour this
morning. Earl Moser, Fred Will
liams, Bruce Kessler and Angus
Heeke have been selected to officiate.
The schedule for the first round
follows:
Tonight, at Congress Heights Auditorium,
Epiphany Juniors VS.. Eastern Props.
Tuesday, at Epiphany gymnasium, Comfort
ers VS.. ST. Patrick's.
Wednesday, at Congress Heights, Freer
Props VS.. Boys Club.
Thursday, at Congress Heights, warwicks
VS.. Mountour.
Friday. at Congress Heights. Mount vernons
VS.. Immaculstes.
Saturday, open.
Sunday, At Knights of Columbus gymnz stun,
Royce VS.. Kendall School.
Evening star., 1925-02-16

that has represented it in the last
decade, and II means to let no stone
go unturned in order to have that
material in the best possible condi-
tion when September workouts come
around.
When mile runner in the average
Southern university does his distance
under 4:30 he and his coach think
that his performance is somewhat t
extraordinary, yet in the 2-mile event
he won Saturday night in New York.
Paavo Nurni averaged better than
that for both his miles. To cover a
2-mile race in a fraction of a second
worse than s:5s means that each
mile must be run in approximately
1929. Just how remarkable this Is
cannot be realized by the man un-
familiar with track performances.
Only the coach who labors in the de-
velopment Of men who can do 10
minutes or better for the miles can
really realize what an almost super
human feat 1t. Is to travel miles in
less than minutes.
Evening star., 1925-02-16
Sure Way to Get Rid of Dandruff

There is one sure way that never
fails to remove dandruff completely
and that is to dissolve it. Then you
destroy it entirely. To do this, just
get about four ounces of plain, ordi-
nary liquid arvon; apply it at night
when retiring use enough to moisten
the scalp and rub it in gently with
the finger tips. By morning, most,
if not all, of your dandruff will be
gone, and two or three more appli-
cations will completely dissolve and
entirely destroy every single sign and
trace of it, no matter how much
dandruff you may have.
You will find, too, that all itching
and digging of the scalp will stop
instantly, and your hair will be
lustrous, glossy, silky and soft, and
Evening star., 1925-02-16

Max Rosenberg of the Curb Cafe
has high individual set with a score
OF 421, is pins ahead of the next
man, Miller, a teammate. High team
game for the first series goes to the
King Pins with 637, also high team
set, 1,7S2.
McGolrick of the King Pins leads
the league on high game, his big
total being 172, while Miller of the
Curb team comes second with 17O
Megan of the King Pins has the
best Individual average of 1857. but
Rosenberg is right on his heels with
1854.
Evening star., 1925-02-16
POLO COACHES SOUGHT.
tho Associated Press,

By the Associated Press.
The demand for competent pole
coaches has become one of the most in
teresting indications of the growing pop
ularity of the game. At the present
time the United States Polo Associa-
tion is attempting to supply three
clubs with instructors.
Evening star., 1925-02-16
LIBERTY A. C. TO MEET.

Liberty Athletic Club boys will hold
meeting at the home of Pop
kremb, 71S Taylor street, at 1880
o'clock tonight to discuss base ball
plans. Prospective members are ask
ed to report at o'clock.
Evening star., 1925-02-16
FINN EXPECTS TO RUN
BETTER IN FEW YEARS
Has Planned to Make Records for
Routes From 500 Meters to
Marathon Distance.
PAAVO NURMFS. STORY
AS Told by Him to Charles e. Parker

Paavo Nurmis accomplishments inspire
wonderment Paavo his
lS97nd although active
competition his time to surpass
earlier
by seconds the marks he his athletic
the pointPaavo does believe he has
My development think
gradual And according
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