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El Nuevo mexicano., 1918-11-07
GERMANY NAMES GENERALS
TO CONFER ON ARMISTiCE

Amsterdam, Nov. General q. G..
w. Won Gruenell, Germany's military
delegate to The Hague peace confer
'ence; General Fl. X. Averwinterfeld.
Admiral Heures and Admiral Paul
Won Hintze. former secretary Of for
eign affairs, have been appointed
members Of a committee to deal with
the allied powers on armistice nego-
tiations.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1918-11-07
REPUBLICANS SWEEP
IDAHO PLATTER CLEAN

Boise, Idaho, Nov. 6.--With half the
vote of the state counted not a single
Democrat has been elected on the
Idaho state or congressional ticker.
Senator Borah has been reelected,
leading his ticket and Frank r. Good.
ing, Republican has defeated Senator
John F. Nugent by an estimated ma
jority Of $500 votes.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1918-11-07
U. s.. PROMISES TO 90
TO AID or RuMANIANS

Washington, Nov, 6.-The United
States government today promised to
exert its influence In behalf Of Ruman.
Ia in its effort to secure just political
and territorial rights at the finsl
peace conference.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1918-11-07
REPUBLICANS SWEEP NEW
HAMPSHIRE PLATTER CLEAN

Concord, N. H., Nov. 5.-Republican
candidates for U. S. senior. congress-
and governor, we're elected today by
small majorities.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1918-11-07
G. o. p. HOLDS SENATORS
AND OREGON STATE TICKS

Portland, Ore, Nov. ~6.--Election OF
the full Republican state and con-
gr~esional ticket In Oregon seemed az.
sured today rs slow returns added
to the small but consistent margins
of incumbents.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1918-11-07
SENATE NOW so r, to As d;
HOUSE ABOUT 40 REPUBLICAN

Republicans Unseat Sherley, Democratic Leader;
Meyer London Beaten; Berger, Under Indict-
ment Is Elected; Republicans Gain in Mary
land; Whitman Seems Defeated as Governor
for Third Time of New York; Suffrage Beaten
in Louisiana, Carries South Dakota
El Nuevo mexicano., 1918-11-07

Precinct 8, Santa Re County
U. S. senator-Fall, R., 2S1; Wal
ton, d., 116.
Congress - Hernandez, r., 229;
Richardson, D., 113.
Governor-Larrazolo, R., 226; Gar
cha. d., 121.
Lieutenant Governor-Pankey, r.,
241; Veeder, D, 105.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1918-11-07

Secretary of state-Martinez, r.,
224; Duran, d, 118. r
Auditor-Sargent, r., 224; De Baca,
d., III.
Treasurer-strong r., 2s1; Medley,
Ill.
Attorney General-Askren. R., 22s;
Mabry, D., 113.
School superintendent Wagner,
El Nuevo mexicano., 1918-11-07
MCKINLEY COUNTY.

Gallup N. NJ NOV. 6-This county win not vary a dozen votes from a
straight majority of 100 for Larrazolo, Fall Hernandez and Reynolds. The
flu epidemic cut the Republican majority here in half
El Nuevo mexicano., 1918-11-07
PRECINCT EIGHT.

Senator-Fall, r, SO; Walton, d, s..
Congress-Hernandez, r, SO; Rich
ardson, D, g..
Governor-Larrazolo, R, IS; Garcia.
D, 9.
Lieutenant Governor - Pankey, r,
36; veeder, ID, s..
Secretary OF State ~ Martinez, r.,
El Nuevo mexicano., 1918-11-07
REpUaLIcANs N NEBRASKA
GAIN A CONGRESSMAN

Omaha. Nebr., Nov. 6.--Congreas.
man C. 0. Lobeck, Democratic was
defeated for reelection by A. w. Jef.
ferris, Republican.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1918-11-07
GRANT COUNTY.

Silver City, N M, Nov 6-The counting is proceeding very slowly here,
though there is a light vote cast comparatively. The anticipated Democratic
landslide has failed to mateianze is far as complete returns from a few pre-
cincts and close estimates on the majority would Indicate Richardson for
congress will have 1926, Hanna for supreme court, $50; Garcia for governor
35 and Walton for congress 400 This is a little less than the average two
years ago and is much under the figures which Walton supporters had claimed
for him in this county.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1918-11-07
Germans Are in HcddIOng
Retreat on Front From
Belgian Frontier to Aisne
Progress Of British Southeast of Valenciennes
Makes Withdrawal of Huns imperative; Client
Is Closely Invested by the Allies; Scheldt no
Longer Protects the Enemy in Belgium

western eide of the stream.
Sedan must be under artillery fire
from the medium American guns.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1918-11-07
TORRANCE COUNTY.

willard, n. M. Nov. Con the face of early returns in Torrance county
and estimates made of the majority OF the precincts, this county is likely to
1--WE FAN for senator a lead Of 100. Larrazolo for governor, IT'S; Hernandez
Cor congress $50, and Reynolds for the supreme court 100. This is a falling Oft
El Nuevo mexicano., 1918-11-07

r., 1886; Long, d., los.
Land Commissioner-Field, r., 230;
DAVIDSON, d., 113.
Supreme Court-Raynolds, r., 2l2;
Hanna, 1871.
Corporation Commissioner Luna,
r., 230; Fnegan, d., ia.
For ACKNOWLEDGEMENT r.,
22S; Kelly, d., 113; Clancy, r., 227;
Gerhart, ID, lit; Baca, X, 226; Pa
.checo, d., ia.
District Judge-Holloman, r., 237;
Crist, D., 1909.
Commissioner, First District-clos-
son. r., 22S; Seligman, D. 1872.
Commissioner, Second District-Or-
tiz y Pine. r., 225: Rael, D. 100!
Commissioner. Third District =
Quintana. r.. 225; Trujillo, D., 100.
Probate Judge-E. Romero, r.,
227: J.. "A. Romero, d., 11S.
Clerk-Lucero, r., 225; A. M. Or
tiz. D., 49,.
sheriff-Armijo, r., 2s4; Deisado,
d., 115.
art, d.. 1873.
County Treasurer-Montoya, r..
219: Doran, D., 1877.
superintendent Of Schools-War-
rem, R., 231; Harrison, d., ia.
Surveyor-Thorpe, r., 227; Walker,
d., III.
The average Republican majority
in this precinct two years ago, ex-
elusive Of the county ticket, was
seven votes. The average Republican
majority in this precinct this year,
exclusive Of the county ticket. is 113,
a gain of JOG for the Republicans.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1918-11-07
Precinct n, santa re

FTeCinSt W Sahtd 70
senator-tFall, r., 1873; Walton, D.,
Sc.
Congress Hernandez, R., 1928;
Richardson, d., "a.
Governor-Larrazolo, R, 1877; Gar
ella, d., SO.
Lieutenant Governor-Pankey, r.,
1888; veeder, d., 70.
Secretary Of State-Martinez, r.,
1923; Duran. d., 81.
Auditor-Sargent, R., 1919; De Baca,
D., 81.
Treasurer-strong r., 1923; Medley
d., 81.
Attorney General-Askren. r., 1923;
lMabry. D.. 80.
School superintendent = Wagner,
R., 1876; Long. D., n.
Land Commissioner-Field. r.,
1873: DAVIDSON, d., SO.
Supreme Court-Raynolds, r., Ill;
Hanna, D. 1903.
Corporation Commissioner = Luna,
r., 11S; Ffnegan, D., 95.
Representatives - Fairclough, K
121: Kelly, d., So; Clancy, r., 1873;
Gerhart, D.. "a; Baca, r., 122; Pa
checo. D., 81.
District Judge-Holloman, r., 1872;
Crist. d., So.
Commissioner, First District-Clos'
son, r., 1870; Seligman, D., SO.
Commissioner, Second District
Ortiz Y Pine. r., 1876: Rael, D., SS.
Commissioner, Third District =
Quintana, r.. 1873; Trujillo. d., S8.
Probate Judge-E. Romero, r., 1913;
]. A. Romero. d., 81.
Clerk-Lucero, r., 116; A. M. Or
tiz, d., 95.
Sheriff -Armiio r. 11s; Delgado,
D., 95.
Assessor-M. A. Ortiz, R, iii;
Stewart. d.. 1902.
Treasurer : Montoya. R. IFS;
Doran, D., 81.
Superintendent Of Schools-War-
rem, r., 1873; Harrison, D.. So.
surveyor-Thorp. R., 121; Walker,
D., SO.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1918-11-07
CAPTURE BOTH
SENATE AND HOUSE; LATTER GOES
HEAVILY TO G 0. P; SENATE CLOSE

Massachusetts Topples Into Democratic Column
and Missouri Again Gives Her Tit-for-Tat; Re-
publicans Gain Six Seats, Lose One; One Is In
Doubt; Possible That Unexpected Loss of Fall
Would Tie Senate
El Nuevo mexicano., 1918-11-07

MoNTANA'S sENAroRSHIP
RACE IS IN GREAT DOUBT.
Helena, Mont, Nov. So. s. Soma
El Nuevo mexicano., 1918-11-07

Continued on page -
El Nuevo mexicano., 1918-11-07

$4,000 IN 4Se DISTRICTS
New York, Nov. 6.--Rcturns from
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CONTINUED on page 81
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At the Movies

REX-Mondny. Ruth clifford, In
Ann Murd""k. in. .rhc Bcnutirul
Adventure: Wednesday,. '.rhc hath
skcller md the Rose" an q. Henry
story: Thursday. Baby Nnric Os-
borne. In "Dnddy's Little Girl';
Friday. Mary Miles Mintcr. in 'pcIs-
Ey Leads the Way; Saturday. the
last chapter OF ."rhc Mystery Ship"
Observation-Disclosures Jnck Null
hnll, In "Madnmr Spy: Iuesdny
md wednesday,. Oii,c Thomas, IL,
"IndiScrect Corinnc."
COI.ONltI.-Mondny and Tues
day. Ethel Clayton. In ..Nhiius or
SOciSty": wednesday, and Thursday.
Francis y. Hus'Imnn, in '.'rhe Brnss
Checks: Fridny and Saturday,
Olga. PctroNn, in "Thc Light With
In"
BiJ0U-,Iondny. Tucsdny. We'd
nesday and Thursday. Norma Tni-
nudge. in ar! Right of Purchaser:
Erid2y and Saturday. Vivian Martin.
OYEON-Mondny. Jane and Knth
crime Lee. in ''Thc TroubIcmukcr";
rucMny. R"hcrt Wnr,viclS, in .s'rhr
Mnds Lover: Wednesday,, ..Thc
Uenutifui Mrs. Reynolds; Thurs
day. The Honor system; Fridn,
and Saturday, Inroid Lockwood, In
.'Fhe. square DrrefVcr."
iSIS-"rhc Dluchird," Artcrnft
production, all week.
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CLIFTON FORGE

Especial 10 The Times Dispatchl
CLIFTON FORGE. VA. March Go
Mrs ron,anc savage has returned
from shor; visit to her sister in Rich
mond.
Miss Cary Haynes. who has been vi. :
lting in Richmond for several da"s,
mss returned to her home
Mrs G. L.. Glass IS spending several
days with her daughter. Mrs. Walter
cohen. IN stanton
Mrs ". w. King has returned fror,
ten days visit 10 Baltimore.
Miss Ecrnicc Wilson. who has bccr
making an extended visit to New York
reached nome the first Of tho week
Mrs. J. I burgess spcn; several
days with her sister in Staurtcu
l"ai Shirkcy. OF Waynesboro. i,
spcmd;na several days Win friends
ana relatives
Mis-. J. y Pondcxtcr las returned
from weeks visit to Richmond.
Raymond iiauer. OF Peru. Ind. las
returned I" his home at that place
after a visit Of several days with his
parents
Mrs. i. NJ Han has left Tor hc. home
in montgomery W. Va. after :. visil
OF some length with Mrs. J. w. Lane,
on HoXbury street
Ms :. ". Collins. Of Gotham. has
returned Ia her home from a s,ay of
some time With Mrs. J. W. Lane
Miss Mamie Coyncr. n trainer nr..ec
OF this city. has left for Garden CIV,
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INC Degrading Effect of the War upon
inc Shiidren's Charactcrr"
Hiranlhss From the National Rura.
conferences. DIR. J..L. Jarman.
'raNNeai Demonstrations of Medi-
~, ,hspe.'ion That Can BE Made by
,..,,. Dr. Mary T. Dryden.
rr,unS night DIR. Il: Is. Crooks talked
on Tile Food Problem and tho con :
muni'S Tongue" and Captain A. Al.
p"h,c. aid to General Cronkhi,c and
recently returned from France. gave
an Illuminating talk On "Tbe World
war, The Friday night program was
-. ."''"m' =" ny reception In honor Of
the delegates and visitors.
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FARMVILLE NORMAL
Especial to Tho .rime#,pispa,cn.

Spc",i 10 Til" Times Dispatch
FAEMNll.LE. VA. March %u.-rhc
annual cduratiouai conferences of bis
triSi -. formerly the Fourth District
was held at rarmvllc March Is. -
ana 90. Tho general topic cf the meet.
ing was 'War-'rimc Schools" liurris
it''rt. State Supcrintcndcnt OF Public
instruction. addressed the meeting AFT
ter III" address OF welcome delivered
hT Hon. :. w. Paulct,. Mayor OF Farm
Niilc, and br. i. l.. Jarmau. president
OF the school. Tie Dramatic club then
entertained the visitors by the pre-
S"niation OF The Prince Chap"
Friday morning the training school
gave patriotic assembly. which WAS
followed hT general meeting OF the
teachers The following addresses
were made AZ that meeting:
The Call Of the Hour TO the Public
schools Or. J. y. &. Chandler:
''H'inite Ways OF Answering This
call" superintendent Z. w. Dickin-
son. Jr; "Mcnaccs TO the Teaching Fro.
icSsion. Professor Charles e.. Maphi.;
y state High school Program to Meet
tn. Present Needs" :. T. Duke: Teach
ne Am"ricanism Through American
l.it"raturc.' Professor H. A. Miller.
Friday afternoon the rural Schoo!
problems were discussed. and the fol-
lowing addresses were delivered:
IT" What Extent Is the Selling OF
the War Savings stamps or the Doing
OF Red Cross Work Practicable in tn.
Rural schools" Secretary J. II. Mont
Eomcry. Miss Lila Gerow
The School Garden Problem IN the
Country schools in the l.igh, Cr the
War Needs" Miss Pauline Ashmcadc
Home Economics and Its Relation
to Food conscrvation." Miss ELLA q.
.tgncw.
What Can Teachers DO to Proven,
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Fine Aircraft Picture nj Isl.

'''rhe Blue i}iyd.'' an A-to,af,
will be shown at the isis Thc.irr ~ /.
Week 1t IS an adaptation. by Charles
MaiSne, from Maeterliuck's mas,cr-
piece which has attracted wide az :
;eniion in the dramatic and librsry.
World While it deals with subjects
o. great profnnd!ty in an allegorica!
manner, i, is easily understood
In ,he form Of Il play. as produced i,
London and later in New York tho
story t"eme1 with dramatic interest
and instead OF heavy preachment
Or dry sermon {, developed into :,
I!:le presentation sparkling Win
Tie result is : unique play. 81 SIN
neHaoGs magnitude. in which IS incor
porated the highest technique Of pho
ioSraphic at. With multiple MIN ex
p"SNFes requiring infinite care ami
patience.
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y. Y. where She expects TO join tho
army nurse corps,
Miss Margaret Nair IL At home again
after an extended trip TO Chattanooga.
Tenn.
Mrs W. T.. llornhargcr * spending
few days with relatives AT Carries
ton. having been called ;hcrc by the
illness o. h"r mother.
Mrs =. w. H,rtSork Is spending
some tine on pleasure TRIP - l.rX-
inSton
Mrs. Mamie Mosclcv. or Staun,on.
accompanied hy her children. IL spend g.
'n= u few days With her sisters. Mrs
-. {. 'auihurn and Mrs. j. ". EudisilI
AIRS. IL. NJ. W"ndsou mas returned
from u stay or some time with her
1hr"nis at crozct, where she went 10
'',"l''i'lr hft"r an operation at t.r
| University Hospital in Chn.lotIcyyiIc
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-'omcds Dramas n, the Bluebird

Jack Mulhal viii appear tomorrow
in Madam Spy" one OF The Creates
international plot pictures ever n!mel
Mhen-Lec Morrison wrote his thrilling
story, <"Madam Spy" ne possibly never
rca!iz3d how timely and wha. a purrl,
feature photop!aN could ne evolved
from his narrative. Harry Clay Blaucy.
hero of many o. the big Charles HOY,
theatrical successes. claims co-authog-
ship, guaranteeing a great production.
Triangle comedy and Red Acc" arr
added Features.
Pretty ana vivaaous olive Thomas
given refs opportunity TO display
her i=-pslcacrear ability which made
Ter Folles tavgr.tc ana won fof
n=r ne tit" of Tine Belle %! Broad
7Ea!- 81 her .~'er; picture ''Iudlscyee:
eos!n9s which VIII be shown Tues.
Gay and We'd asiaE Big keystone
ropszx W:oare4 ty . N.is:a.e )
also ~ the I'LL.
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Nhen you wake up with backache
ana dun misery in the kidney region
~ generally means YOU have been cat,
'nE too much meat, says a wen-knov,n
authority. Meat forms uric ACID.
when oVcrworks the kidncys in thcfr
"h"rt TO filter IT from the blood. and
'"tF 'eCo,ne sort OF paralyzcd ana
iuggy. When your Kidneys &c, sing
siSh and cog yon must relieve thcfn.
!Ikc you relieve your bowels removing
an the bodyS urinous waste. else YOU
nave hackdchc, SICK headache, dizzy
SpcIiai your stomach sourS tongue is
coated and when the weather is bad
YOU nave rheumatic tWinyrs Tho
urine is cloudy, FUN OF sediment cbn,
nels often get sore, water scalds ana
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YOU ar" obliged 20 seek relief two or
'hrcc Tunes during the night
'.fh'f '"isui' Il good reliable ply
7'S'ah ~ once or Rct from your phar-
inacist abpui -FOUR ounces OF Jad Salts
tax" tablespoonful in Il glass OF
"ater before breakfast for Il few days
and your kidney. VIII then act ,nc
TINS famous salts IS made from the
ACID OF grapes and lemon Juice com
hincd "ith i,tiil". and has been used
for generations 70 clean aud stimulate
sluggish kidneys. also TO ncuiraliZc
acids in the urine 40 ~ no longer irri-
ta'cs thus ending bladder weakness
Jad salts If Il M" saver for regular
meat eaters. u Is inexpensive. canno,
injurc and make - delightful cffer.
vcBccnt iithia- water drink Adv.
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taken in Richmond few months ago
y human intcrcs, story Of exceptional
power Is told IN THE Beautiful Mrs
Reynolds" which the Odcon will pre-
sent Wednesday, this being the tirs;
time the picture has been shown IN
richmond CARLYLE Blackwell. Jane
EIvldgc' Evelyn Greeley end Arthur
Ashley are thc co-stars The story
deals with characters famous IN Amer
ican history. presenting the famous
Que between Alexander Hamilton and
Aaron Burr.
iHUrsday brings trio OF stars IN
tho siupcndous Fox production or "rL =
Honor system" George Walsh. GLADYS
hrochWcll and Murlai Cooper arc seen
IN This feature. FRIDAY ana Saiyrda,
Harold lockwood viii no seen in ..rha
nHuare hHcs'ver" wiki William 5. Har;
~ M "oodE as the second attrac-
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spoonful and in n few hours all the
waste mattcr. sour bile and fcrmenting
food cloggcd in the bowels pass out Of
TIA" system. ana YOU have a healthy
and playful child again All children
love This harmless. delicious fruit Lax
.tttN'. and ii never fails to cfec, a
good inside cleansing" Directions for
la blcs, children Of ali ages and grown
ups are plainly on the bottle
Keep il handy in your home. 4 little
gwen today saves sick child to-mor-
row. but get the genuine
Look for name "caiifornia" Accep:
no fiG syrup but "talifornia.'--Adv.
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Look, Mother! If Tongue is Coated,
cleanse the liver and bowels with
'California Syrup of Figs

Mother: Your child isn't naturally
cross and pecvish. See if the tongue
is coated: this is a sure sign that its
little stomach. liver and bowels need
attention At once.
When liSticSs. pale, fcvcriSh 'Stuffy''
with cold, throat sore: when the child
hhS tainted breath and doesn't cat
sleep or act naturally, or has stomach.
acne or diarrhca, remember Il gentle
liver ana bowel cleansing should al
ways b" the first treatment given
Nothing equals california SyruD OF
Figs for childrcn'S ills: give a tea
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a'anPS) SH!hli package Will DO
mailed. containing some OF the Rem
cdE made into cigarettes, also some
Rcmedy for smoking i'm Il pipe and
neat iittlc pipe. Months supply. either
form. costs one dollar. Address TIL:
BLOSSER COMPANY. Box .9o9. Atlanta.
-
pr. Bl"Ss"rs catarrh Remedy IN stock. he
can S"cur" u for YOU Druggists do not
supply IN" Trial OUTFITS ADV
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Monday Blucbird Day nj tho Rev.

'aIN'E Euth CliffOrl Oreiries- ~,
H.Aeoird stars. Will appear with Mon
70" salisbury IN presentation OF ",rha
poor between" at the Rex Theater on
.ion4@s' wren E!uebird day is in
Hr-H'F The Beautiful Adventure"
'e' '"ft'. hNH MURDOCH. youngest and
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tarrh. bronchial
irritation. asthma.
catarrhal n u u H.
ache and ear
troubles that may
lead IL Deafness.
You will breathe
better and feel
better after using
il.
FOR ten cents
On col n or
Stan1pS) a small
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ynried,A,,rac1ion, at od-on.

~ at thf DI"tn MS W"oE WI. ~ urr-
saented AN unusually attractive lsi OF
feature pictures. beginning tomorrow
With The Troublenakors" thc SPARK
Ting COM dy-dra;na !n which Jane and
Katherine Lee are the stars
Tucsfay brings Robert warwick
with Elaine Hnnncrstein IN "Th. Mad
5Ir,rcr."y gripping lovo drama mos,
OF the outdoOr scenes OF which wcr.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-31
The Valentine Museum

ELEVENTH AND CLAY STREETS.
fours 10 y. NJ. 70 > l.. NJ. Admission o5c.
free on Saturdays.
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coioniaI. In,irinE''-rrosinm.

featuring M cable lEorra.u o. tie
ty!onls. tc--p-- Esst.- Monday.
a1d Z - = Tue=la: Elm. Clayton (:
u INNS % -pe.=-. rr sr-.S. -ttrl.
s-o.y o. factor. z. and o: me brave.
HEh. made hg @ lt.rt. av.a...ols :.a-
lo.y gil on tne same a. are:he-
smashing com eiy Llt .ttrulleI,.a
Charles Murra MARY Thurman Way-
land r!asn and others OF -He famous
Parameunt-Aiauk Scnlett flam4Rera.
pa 'W a7ch yOu. NeisAbor."
Wednesdsy and Thursday b.as.
Francis y Bushmau ana Beverly
i;aync. in The nrass ChocA strange
10 relate many Of tn. Wonderful scenes
in this picture were made n q luuat
asylum. IS the added feature Mack
Scnnctt presents Louise Fadouza ami
nearly all Of the other Sennett Beau
Ties, i'll Those Athletic girls !. r!otous
fun-Crolic.
FRIDAY and Saturday VIII bring olga
'etroya In The iI&h; Within" story
dealing wi,h the ronance OF a beau,l-
fun stTls cscap" from q mistaken mar
riagc 81 on TO-" same bin Lonesome
Luke"Ewil DO seen in lift il Again"
hs nc#es. comedy Offering
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smoke in dainty pipe or Cigarette
and inhalc the vapor into all the air
passages. II contains no tobacco. even
though 1t * used in the same mannct.
pr. BloSScr'S catarrh Remedy is
equally effective in all forms OF ca
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-31
Puts An End to
Catarrh Troubles
10" i"haic and ENlaic This Nicdica-
ton aud-Awny Goes Your CntnrrI,

cht"hlI 'atnrrh who would like To-
know how they can stop catching col
sooner or later this may lrnd - . LII
GUS deafness and injury to tbs system
and for forty-thrcc ye:rs an rn"r.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-31

inoSsly successful
specialist in ca
tarrh. liz the dis
y o V q r CT OF a
pleasant. direct
method that can
be used by man.
woman or Child.
His Remedy is
made from me-
diciual orb =,
flowers and hcr-
rIpS. which, yn,I
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fram reasouab,e distance ep;ayea.
hi. own funeral and then watched the
prices of ti. pictures soar: when frans
Halls would sober NJ aud then dash
~ IA immortal canvas with thirst
driving him 10 short cuts that 20 this
day painters strive after at hard la.
Dor: when Jan S,een would not listen
10 the voice OF propriety, but chortled
with unholy glee whenever drunken
row began and painted it-artists
went III" for science
They kept linseed oil for 30 years
and more and were very careful 70
select and grind and mix their own
colors, Mctallurglcnl and Chemical
Engineering informs us. They clung
10 Renaissance traditions. but the ira
ditiuns were snund--as witness their
canvases TO this day, Later painters
experimental without the vision of the
research mind. and their canvases
show their frequent errors, II Is not
always wise for the uniformed to try
experiments.
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Why "Thermopylae Of America"

The term, "Thermopylae Of Ameri'
ca" has sometimes been applied to the
massacre of the garrison at Fort Ala
mo, Tex. by Mexican soldiers com
manded by Santa Ana. This occurred
In March, 1896. during the war for
Texan independence. The fort, occu-
pied by about l40 men commanded by
Colonel Travis of Alabama, was sur
rounded and besieged by superior
force of Mexicans under Santa Ana,
and after a bombardment lasting sew
eral days was carried by storm ana
every survivor In the fort was shot.
The Mexican loss during the siege had
been yery-heayy. The heroic fight the
Texans had made gave rise TO slo-
gan, Remember the Alamo" when
was popular with Texans during the
rest OF their war for independence.