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Evening star., 1925-08-02

FLORIDA-I WANT TO BUY. DIRECT
Miami: mail full particulars in first letter,
with legal description; going TO Fla. about
that date; only those who are interested in
selling az right price need apply; will CON
slider other localities at right price: trifers
please do not answer. Address Box 26S.K.
% of ice a.
Evening star., 1925-08-02
SALE OR RENT-HOUsES.
SUMMER CAMF

PARTLY FURNISHED-a ROOMS SLEEP
ing and breakfast porches inclosed. near
eth end Buchanan NV. Phone Main 2sa6.
Evening star., 1925-08-02
FLORIDA REAL ESTATE.

SPECIAL REPRESENTATIVE OF ONE OF
most substantial home and business site de-
vice to any one interested. Clean-cut, profit
able. sound and safe. Address Box 2lK
Star Office.
Will BUY LOTS N PRoGREsso. FIRST
second Or third addition Ft Landerdale, OF
Counties. oii II WiLLfAM T e STACks. Hotel
Broward. TT. Lsuderdale Florida.
SANTA MONICA HIGHLANDS. NEAR
Palatka-Lots at pre-development prices, as
low as SO and 500: guaranteed high and
dry; clear title: warranty deed conveyance.
Your opportunity before prices advance. Ad-
dress Box 4O6-K Star office
Evening star., 1925-08-02
OUT.OF-TOWN REAL ESTATE.

SHENANDOAH VALLEY or VA. - FOR
sale-5 acre tracts, located near foothills Of
Blue Ridge. proposed national park
site: suitable for trucking and poultry rails
ing cannery close by; planted in bearing
apple trees. Write Box 2l. Stuarts Draft.
Va A.
BROADMOOR = BEAUTIFUL. MODERN,
brick apartment home: interior arttstically
decorated: magnificent view. spacious
grounds: unusual money aking opportunity
"a apartment house. tea anu automobile inn
or investment. value worth double. lnvcstl-
D. G.. easy terms. Write. {. MARSHALL.
II Ibervllle ave. Ocean springs, Miss.
Evening star., 1925-08-02
CHES APEAKE BEACH,

SEA-SHADE-SCNSH
Lots for sale in all parts OF Chesapeake
Peach; low prices. easy terms. See Mr.
Ames at land Office boardv ak. Free
circulars on request. BAUMAN & HEINZ
MAN. 1904 H st. NV.
BUNGALOW RMS. BATH "a ACRES:
miles from Annapolis, on road TO ArundeI-on-
the-Bay; $500: One 5-room bungalow
S3.3UO. q. W. COX. R. F. D, 3. Annapolis. Md.
NEW 4-ROOM COTTAGE FOR SALE AT
North Beach; sacrifiee price at Sl;55o. in
Evening star., 1925-08-02
WATER FRONT PROPERTY

l0Ox275 FEET. WITH SANDY BEACH. on
Rhode River: new, attractive house. with
some furniture lear garage. lnmedi ate
possession. bargain 81 800 required. CHAS.
= 1EE AnnannlIe
Evening star., 1925-08-02

HERALD HARBOR LOTS FOR SALE. SEW
eral. near beach: ideal location: Low price:
NV. Franklin 37+3 %
COLONIAL BEACH, vA-FOR SALE. TWO
cottages. and rooms. on front: lot
2QEl5O both. 50 500: terms. Address Box
323-K Star office
Evening star., 1925-08-02
SUMMER HOMES

BEACH. MD-3 ROOMS, .
porches: screened: artesian water. bathing.
until Aug. 18th. Address Owner. 55O5 9TH
1t. NV. %
Evening star., 1925-08-02
NORTHEAST
WANTED TO BUy-HOUsEs.

SOLD FARM IN VA. DESIRE HOUSE
near l4th NV. above Park rd. or good II "
section; also home for daughter in Takoma
ADDRESS Box 41G-K, Star office
WANTED-SMALL SUBURBAN HOME, u
acre; more or less. or will exchange Groom
s.mi. mouse in ne. twa/squares north Lin
coin Park. for same. Address Box 335-K
Star Office.
Evening star., 1925-08-02

ItIIn CIEIDARHnrFRsF RHnrFRs eS' On TIE BAY'
80 miles from District line via Marlboro
and Annspohs pike; restricted Summer
colony on Chesapeake Bay: lots for sale.
Si00 TO 81 900: free circular and road map
on request. BAUMAN & HEINZMAN. 1904
81. Phone Main $500.
place. facing PatuXent River. opposite Point
Patience. Particulars address Box l.. Cali
fornla p O.. st. Marys Co. Md.
DELIGHTFUL HOME. ROOMS !
porches modern: beautiful shade trees lawn
high elevation and extensive view: acres,
fruit, garage. artesian water: bathing beach
good harbor fish, oysters. crabs; close TO
State road, adloin- county seat, Mt. Marys
County.
Rare opportunity.
THOMAS & DAVIS.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-14
Music Group to Provide
Entertainment at ShOW
Sportsmen's Exposi-
ton to Have Arts
tic Side, Too

II Seattle IL the center Of a sports.
mems paradise. she also has her
artistic side. This nidc II 10 be fen-
tured at the coming sportHmenA show
nt Green Lake by the Seattle Music
and Art Foundation fund. II was an.
nounced today, The show runs from
July 20 90 August ?,
Tho fund viii stage musical events
OF hiEh order during tho show The
opening program win be presented BY
Broadway ana Belmont units Of the
FUND. which viii offer four scenes
from "Cayalleria RustlcAna Jacques
Jou Ieryllle, OF the Cornish school.
win direct. There win be an elnbor-
ate dancing program. including the
Slave Dance from Aida"
/ on Thursday night. July 30. a
water carnival viii be held on the
lake. with decorated yachts and
canoes. together with a flee, Of We.
netlan gondolns Folksongs Of All
nations viii be sung by soloists and
choruses strollinE Ministries, clothed
~ the troubadors OF old. win wander
thru the show. singing Leon Cap
pcro Is arranging this feature
Fifteen district units OF the fund
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-14
tAdycrtiHcmonD
PYORRHEA STOPPED
BEFORE YOU PAY

Tho pyro-Chek Co. 1894 w. Pico.
.os Angeles, Cal, viii send COM
pleto treatment 81 their famous dis
rovcry. pyro-Chck, Free and post
paid 10 any pyorrhoa sufferer who
viii write them,
Pyr0-Chek has met with almost
unbelievable success In thousands OF
seemingly hopeless cassF, Thus the
distributors are 20 confident they
are willing to abide by the Judgment
OF the pyorrhca victim In every
case. as TO whether pyro-Chek does
all and more than IL claimaj for ~.
There are no strings attached 10
this offer whatever. II simply
means that they will send a regular
treatment postpaid TO your door.
without any money In advance or
G. %. -. collection. and leave the
whole question or payment up to
you. II IL stops your pyorrheh, IL
your soft. sponEy gums arc entirely
relieved. II the bleeding when you
chew or brush your teeth ceases.
and ~ eating again becomes pleas
urc instead OF a period Of agony
land you are 10 be tho sole judgc)
then simply send them only One
Doilar--thata ALL II you arc not
antiHfird. your report 10 them VIII
cancel the charge.
Here's your chance TO prove in
your own home that pyorrhen can
NOW be cured permanently. And
min i--you arc not obligated III Pyru-
OhelS fails To convince you.
Write them today--scnd no money
your name and address will do.
but be sure TO do that today.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-14
Don't Use Soda
For Indigestion
It's n Bad Habit

or the thousands OF people who
take quantities Of soda whenever
gas forms In the stomach. few real.
ize that this practice only makes
bad condition w0rAc. while soda
usually Kiyoa temporary relief. Il
actually agErayatea the acid condi.
t!on. making Il a habit which. In
turn, encourages the soda habit.
That Is because soda merely checks
the acide but falls altogether TO
heal the stomach lining and this
Is most important. Instead Of using
soda and inviting gas,ritS and
stomach ulcers. ,ry BINEsIa the
next limo you have indigestion. IT
instantly nsutralizes acldity. sweet.
rms tho stomach. prevents forma.
ton Of gas and soothes. heals and
protects tho inflamod stomach lin
Ing. Go 10 any druggist and set
5o-cent package OF tablets or
powder today and trea, indignation
tho right way. BI.NESh is safe
and gives nurc Advertise.
mrnt.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-14
ELKS BUSY AT
BIG MEET
Portland Has Much Fun for
Nations "BiIIs"

PORTLAND. Ore. July i4.-Af
fairs Of the Eiks' national conyen
ton were at their height here today
with trap shooting. INCORPORATING
band concerts. lodge ceremonies,
dances and tours all golng at once.
Most of tho convention hordea
were already here. but few special
trains were SIN on route.
Texas cowpunchcrs and rangers
added to the excitement BY shoot.
ms up tho town" They swooped
into Portland IN somhrcro hcadgcar
and chaps.
They soon found that tho Eilu'
tempel had good free bar and
iuncii Attic tho drinks were soft,
tho place looked like frontier IN.
loon with the cowboys All IN.
Florida brought some Seminole In.
dams from tho everglades. while De.
troit Bills" turned OH, with feZ.
covered heads. Tho Fioridnns are
talking up Miami strong for the 1897
convention.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-14
Pacific Now Center
of World, He Saws

The thcator OF vast world events
has shifted from the Atlantic TO ths
Pacific, according 20 Or. William
ATllng. Of Toxic. member Of the hap.
tist Oriental mission. addressing the
trustees OF the Japan society Mon.
day at the olympic hotel.
Tho history Of the Pacific may
be made a sequel TO the bloody his.
tory Of the Atlantic" the speaker
declared. ''or. II Japan and the United
States choose. tho sheet may be
cleaned and kept clean"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-14

n you can roll snare drum,
blow a cornot. or tickle the reed
Of clarinet. Uncle sam calls YOU
The Seattle Marine corps recruiting
office announces that one drummer.
two cornct players and three per,
formers on the clarinet can be used
In tho Murine Corps band at San
Diego. Cal
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-14
Benway to Speak
to Exchange Club

William G. Benway. manager Of
the Union Central Life Insurance
Co, will speak TO the Exchange club
at its Wednesday luncheon in the
Chamber Of Commerce. Mr.. Ben.
way was for many years a Chautau.
gun speaker and has held the post
OF secretary of the United States
Chamber OF Commerce.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-14
nRANcn HAS BOO CHERRIEs

Cherries TO tho number OF 500 grew
on a branch less than four feet long
on tree belonging 10 Mrs. Frances
Rehrcr. 1928 seth $. w. Altho small.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-14

ELLEN COLBY STRANG.
She will sing the part Of San
tuzza in the Music and Art
Foundation funds production
of "Cavalleria Rusticana" at
the Seattle Sportsmen's show
Monday, July q.
are organizing the musical ride ~
the show Alonzo Victor Lewis. Sc
attic sculptor. viii model the booth
and headquarters OF the musicians
The opening nights presentations
are in charge Of Mrs +, a. Me
Enehernn and Mira. LnnKdon Henry.
for the Broadway unit. Mrs o. r.
Erickson and Mrs. Jacques Jou Jer-
villo, for'the Belmont unit
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-14

the number Of cherries made up for
any diminutiycness in size. They
were Black Republicans.
The American issue. [volume] (Westerville, Ohio) 1912-19??, 1925-11-01

in hotel lobbies, or anywhere else during
these four or five days Chicago's barrel
house districts are Transformed Old ram
shackle buildings are giving way to new
buildings and attractive sLops are replac-
ing the old bar-rooms. The city is expert
encing an unprecedented luildng activity.
Buildings in the business districts are be-
ing erected of such magnitude and height
as to challenge the Imagination.
The convention is being held in tac
First Methodist Church. The spre Of
this church is tipped with a cross that
reaches skyward two feet higher than the
Washington monument. Located in the
heart of the loop district, this symbol of
Christianity can be seen by all the busi-
ness life of the great metropolis. In the
delegates of this convention who are bat
Ting for civic righteousness, it inspires
the conviction that as it is lifted far above
the turmoil, selhshness, and cares of the
busy streets below, just so certainly will
this policy sponsored by the Christian cit
izenship of the nation, triumph over the
greed and selishness of those striving to
bring back the curse of the liquor traffic.
Yet this spirit of determination and en-
thusiasm which SO manifestly sways the
audiences OF every session, is not merely
The American issue. [volume] (Westerville, Ohio) 1912-19??, 1925-11-01
MEMORIAL SERVICE

An impressive and beautiful serv-
ice was held honoring the memory
of League leaders who have died
since the last National Convention.
This service was conducted by DR..
II. Fl. Russell, founder of the
League. Tributes were paid to the
memory of DIR. p. A. Baker for
mer national superintendent, Edwin
Rawden of Michigan, and Rev. Milo
G.. Kelser, for many years in charge
OF the Lecture Bureau of the Ma
tional League.
DR.. NJ. p. Boynton conducted a
memorial service for prohibition
agents who have died in line of
duty.
The American issue. [volume] (Westerville, Ohio) 1912-19??, 1925-11-01

ntc battle-cry = Fight! Fight Fight!
Fight not only to annihiate the illicit
traffic but to extend the dry policy
throughout the world by making tia COM
pletc, unqueS toned success.
Perm Gates the Air
Never has there been apparent in any
Anti-Saloon League national gathering
save the memorable 1913 Columbus con-
vention that declared for constitutional
prohibition, like spirit of determination.
1t pcrmeates the air.
Ten there are present besides the old
warriors hosts of younger men md wo-
men eager to take their places by the side
of the veterans, some new converts who
have had their eyes opened to the virtue
of the prohibition policy by its obvious
benefits on every hand. Chicago itself is
a convincing exhibit of the value, both
economic and moral, of prohibition to a
city. Here once were located 7,152 open
bar-rooms. Drunken jewellers filled the
night cafes and dis .urbed the peace of the
hotel 1obbies. Your correspondent has
not seen drunken person on the streets,
The American issue. [volume] (Westerville, Ohio) 1912-19??, 1925-11-01


Practically every state in the Union IS
represented. Men and women by the hun
dreds who are giving their time and pay
ing tGeir own expenses are here because
they believe in the DIV policy which has
been written into the organic law of the
nation and are determined to give their
moral and material support to making il
complete success. Many of them sacri-
feed to help write that policy into the
Constitution. Some OF them, like hun
dreds of thousands of others who helped
win the legislative victory, did not realize
in the first flush of victory that the traffic
outiawed would resist the mandate of the
people and would succeed in rallying to
their aid support of some of the press and
4 considerable minority of citizens actu-
ated by greed or appetite They then
confidently believed that the age-long bat
tie with the liquor forces in this country
was ended when the Eighteenth amend
mem was put into the Constitution. And
now because the policy which the over
whelming majority of the people of the
nation approved and still approve, is
threatened, these delegates are sounding
The American issue. [volume] (Westerville, Ohio) 1912-19??, 1925-11-01
GREATEST LEAGUE CONVENTION SINCE THAT
OF COLUMBUS DOZEN YEARS AGO IS VERDICT
REGARDING GATHERING HELD IN CHICAGO

ethereal bit is crystallizing into action
that is already articulating, as is evi-
denced in the response of business men of
Chicago TO the invitation to the business
mems luncheon. Over seven hundred
people attended this luncheon, among
them many OF the outstanding business
men of Chicago and elsewhere Here not
only pledges OF enlistment in this cause
until all notification efforts cease were
made, but pledges OF money to carry the
fighting, aggressive program of the
League forward were given most literally.
Excerpts from Speeches
This is written while the convention is
still in progress. A complete report will
be made i'll a later issue The following
excerpts are high lights in the addresses
thus far given
Greatest Test of Government Since Civil
War Says Bishop Nicholson
Bishop Thomas Nicholson of Detroit,
president of the Anti-Saloon League of
America, sounded the keynote of the con-
vention. His appeal to hold fast, to carry
forward the Leagues program of advance
was vigorously appauded.
The audience cheered wildly as he out
lined the battle to come and called for
recruits.
I'VE are face to face with the problem"
he said "as to whether when through the
proper use of all the legislative processes
known TO our republic, we have achieved
a signal victory over great evil, We are
going to be deferred from The enjoyment
OF that victory by an unscrupulous minl,r-
ity whose one slogan is: You can't en-
force that lawp
1T is the greatest test of the validity of
our republican institutions since the Civil
War. We must stand together"
Miss Gordon Says Follow Strategy Which
Won Dry Law
Miss Anna A. Gordon, national and n-
ternational president of the w c. T. u,
brought greetings from the White Ribbon
army OF women-voters now be it remcm-
bered-and pledged their support She
said:
Continued on Page y
The American issue. [volume] (Westerville, Ohio) 1912-19??, 1925-11-01

The biggest ohoggest
the verdict of the delegates to the Twenyond National Convention
Church. Chicago
IN the
of which
cadonst enthusiasm has been increasing with
Columbus
OF
a
70 a natl S won.
The American issue. [volume] (Westerville, Ohio) 1912-19??, 1925-11-01
Determination to Go Forward is Keynote Of Meeting;
Enthusiasm Marked Notable Speakers Give
Messages to Interested Hundreds Of
Citizens in Number of Sessions

Truth About Present Prohibition Enforcement
and State Officials Business Professional Inspired
Women; Program o with Enforcement and Educa
ton is Adopted; No Quarter Given to of Law
and Constitution; Momentum Garry Forward
The American issue. [volume] (Westerville, Ohio) 1912-19??, 1925-11-01
American Prohibition Forces at the Forks of the Road
Says Cherriington

The American prohibition
which America leadership grows
less possible with II that
sponbity will rest largely the moral forces of America
Which
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-03-03
IGUALMENTE EFICAZ PARA
LOS GRANDES

Ell Vicks VapoRub tiene la mis-
ma efcacia para toda la familia
adultos y ninos. Para resfriados
en- la cabeza, asna, catarro GRO
nico, Sc derrite un POGO del un-
giiento en-, una cuchara y Sc as
piran los vapores. Apliquese tam
bi6n en- las fosas nasales Y alb
su6rvase.
Para fuertes resfriados en- ell
peeho, dolor de garganta bron-
quits, fr6tese vivamente con
yicks VapoRub la garganta y ell
peeho y luego 1ntese en- abun7
dancia y cdbrase dichas parties
con pafios de franela calientes.
Aunque nuevo aqui el Vicks
NapoRub goza de gran popula
ridad en- Mexico, los Estados Uni
dos y el Canada, donde Sc con-
sumen mas ~ milones de pomos
al afio.
De yenta en- todas las boticas.
Advt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-03-03
La ALEGADA De SANTIAGO tGLESlAS

beral Y dernocratica ha sido OIL
yidada. Y no Sc alza una sola voz,
potente y altiya, que pregone un
ideal. Nuestro pueblo, con sus
hombres arrodillados ante el Po-
der Y acobardados ante los amos
de hoy, esta dando al mundo un
ejemplo collective de miserable So
nletimiento Y vileza. No Sc escu-
chan va aquellas voces patricias
que aver sacudfan nuestro pue-
bio con sus valientes arengas y
palabras altiyas de patriotismo y
de rebellion. CuaIquier frase torpe
de un ministro de Washington, O
cualquier capricho de un effmero
morador de Santa Catalina, atur-
de y desorienta a nuestros hom-
bres, Y les obliga a rectifcar o
claudicar. Los partidos hist6ricos,
fundados por los patriotas, y for
jados al calor de predicas de
principles ideales, y en- ell yum
que del sacrifice Y del honor, hoy
facilmente Sc reforman, Sc trans
forman, Sc disuelven y Sc fun
den, para entregarlos a acomo-
daticias conveniencias ambicio-
nes personales. Con el mas des-
enfadado cinismo sc Suprimen de
los programs politicos aquellas
formulas Y principles que dieron
gloria a nuestras luchas cfvicas.
Los hombres que por engano o
por asalto audaz han usurpado la
direction de nuestro pueblo, en-
transacciones eobardes indeco-
rosas han rendido aquellos dere-
chos que son naturales, impress
criptibles y sagrados de todos los
pueblos Y que son va patrimonio
de los tiempos nuevos y de la ci-
yilizacion moderna.
Ante la negatiYa rotunda Y cla-
ia de los nalos hombres que en-
la Metr6poli regatean nuestra au-
tonomfa Y nuestra libertad, y que
usurpan 10 que por derecho natu-
(COntinda en- la pag. y
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-03-03
continuation de ls L.. 1ae.

a ese hombre extraordinario.
Cuando ell pals comenzaba a bal
bucear sus primeras palabras de
libertad politica, y cuando las ma
sas productoras eran una multi
tud ineonsciente, de esclavos pa
sivos y sumisos, atolondrados ba-
jo la pachorra colonial, lego San
tiago Iglesias Puerto Rico. Su
verbo libertario, como un latigo
encendido, sacudi6 y despert6 a
nuestras muchedunbres trabaja-
doras, infiltrandoles en- sus con-
ciencias la noci6n de sus derechos,
dc su dignidad Y de su fuerza.
De una masa oseura y dispersa,
Santiago Iglesias, con la coope-
raci6n de sus discipulos, hizo un
ejercito digno, consciente, orga-
nizado, que Gamma a pie frme
y SECURE hacia ell porvenir tras
la conquista de sus derechos Y de
su hienestar collective.
En- esa labor titanica, ineom-
parable, forjadora de un pueblo,
y bajo la implacable tormenta de
crueles persecuciones, de calun-
pias, de traiciones, de insidias, de
las mas viles pasiones desenca-
denadas contra el, Santiago lyle
sias nunea cedi6 nj vacil6, y STEM
pre- ha permanecido firne Y Sc
reno, consecuente, perseverance, y,
enhiesto como una torre, desafan-
do la adversidad y las iras de la
Tiranla y del Poder, y siempre
rectilfneo tras un solo objeto Y
tras un 1nico ideal.
No es este ell momento cuando
deben1os detenernos a analizar V
pesar para la Historic de este
pals su obra ciclopea. Un dfa fu-
turo, euando el historiador Sc
reno y justiciero, libre de pasio-
nes momentaneas mezquinas, Sc
siente a aquilatar los hechos Y los
hombres, la figura de Santiago
Iglesias sc destacara resplande-
ciente en- las paginas de la his
toria de los derechos y del pro-
greso cfvico de Puerto Rico.
Vuelve hoy Santiago Iglesias,
y es en- hora solemne en- la histo-
ria de esta desgraciada isla.
Cuando lego por primera vez,
hace veintiocho amos, encontr6 una
cclonia de siervos, aplastada por
cuatro centurias de vasallaje Y
de OPPRESSION. Luego fue testigo del
prodigioso salto de avance hacia
la libertad y ell progreso p1blico
realizado por el pals, tras bri-
llantes y rudas luchas cfvicas,
durante el iltimo cuarto de 81
glo. Pero llega hoy cuando todo
csc grandioso progreso esta anne
nazado de muerte. Una farsa
electoral ha elevado a las faciles
cimas del poder a dos hombres Y
sus camarillas, a quienes les ha-
cen coro unas camaras espureas
hijas del fraude y del robo en- los
comicios. La obra gigantic de los
patriotas puertorriquenos, ha sido
menospreciada, y su tradici6n IL
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-03-03

MANUFACTURE PERFECTA - CORTE ELEGANTE
PNTADOS FIRMES Y ATRACTIVOS
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-03-03

Estreno en- Puerto Rico &c la gran production del
CIRCUITO TEATRAL
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-03-03
ALIVIA LOS CATARROS EN-
UNA N0CHE

Para los catarros de los ninos
no hay mas que frotarles a estos
eoa Ell mguento Ia garganta y el
peoho, y luego aplicarselo en-
anpndancia y cubrirles dichas
parties con panos de frane1a ca
lientes. El calor del cuerpo hace
que Sc desprendan el mentol, ell
alcanfor, ell eucaipto Y Ell tomillo,
ingredientes del ungiento, en- for
ma de vapores, cue son inhalados
= cada aspiration durante teda
Ia noche, y despejan las Was res
piratorias y aflojan la fema.
AL mismo tempo, el Vicks Va
poRub es absorbido por los poros
y estimula la piel como una ca
taplasma aliviando la OPPRESSION Y
el malestar. Cuando Sc aplica por
Ia noche, a la manana siguiente
suele haber desaparecido la afec-
ci6n.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-03-03

HOY MARTEs Y MANANA' MERCEDES