davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-11-10
THIEVES TURN
j.. TO CASH ONLY
Highwaymen Get $165-Sev-
eral Stores Entered But
Robbers Scared Off.

Operatives OF the local sneak thieves
society suddenly switched their fancy
Saturday and Sunday, turning from
clothing 70 cash. Reports at head
quarters Monday showed three opera
tons for the latter part OF the week
end with not n suspect detained.
I, X and j. 9, Riley, apartment 205
Graeber flats, Linden avenue, COM
planned to headquarters that sometime
early Monday morning a mar entered
their room and, after thoroughly ram
sncking the place made away with cash
to the amount Of $50. THIS was Sc
cured from the Riley brothers cloth
Ing. Checks and jewelry were removed
from the clothes but left lying ON IA
Chiffonnier
Two negroes Sunday night held up
and robbed Tom Davis, Adams avenue,
securing Sl65 in cash. The affair oc-
Cured on Adams az Davis was on his
way home, After they had searched
Davis the pair of blacks beat him over
the head with n stick and, he SAYS,
Just before telling him to move on,
twice snapped II pistol atshlm. The
gun did not fire, however,
Early morning providers were scared
away before looting two stores on South
Main street Monday. Joe Blass, ass
South Main, told the police that the
front door TO his store was forced hut
nothing missing Nathan Novick, 9Sj
South Main, yelled at two men whc
awoke him by smashing ~ window In
his place about 3 a. m. The intruders
fled.
Moving up the street the sam,
thieves, police think, robbed the MI
restaurant.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-11-10
CHARTER SPECIAL TRAIN
TO BRING PETROVA HERE

II Is only a few months ago that the
management OF the Orpheum circuit, to
keep faith with its partons, chartered
headliner which was unable to make
curtailing the performance in one city
or emitting n or two performances
In the other. The 0rpehum circuit man
agement unhesitatinginy chartered a
special train so all performances may be
given as advertised, and on schedule
time. That was or the occasion OF the
transportation of Hobart Bosworth's
massive scenic production, THE Sea
Wolf"
Now a similar circumstances faces the
management in the case of Nine. Olga
Petrova, stellar artistic of the stage and
screen, who is making a limited head
lining tour of the Orpheum circuit. As
It would be impossible for Nine. Petrova
to render her complete offering in st.
| Louis Sunday evening, Nov. 3, and make
regular train connections for Memphis
in time for the matinee performance
here on Monday, a special train was
chartered to transport the distinguished
| h%eadliner, her extensive wardrobe and
scenic properties, as well as the entire
| bill that goes to make up the complete
| performance.
BY sanctioning the extra expense in
| Cured in contracting for the special
railroad transportation, the Orpheum
circuit management, again demonstrates
| its policy Of never disappointing an au-
| dience and of keeping faith with all Its
| patrons at all times.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-11-10
LUMBER RATE CASE
WILL Be REOPENED

Success has attended the efforts Of
the Southern Hardwood Traffic associ-
alton to have the rate case involving
an advance OF approximately three cents
per hundred pounds on lumber ship
ments from Memphis and Arkansas
points reopened. Notice that a further
hearing of the case. would be granted
by the interstate commerce commission
was received Sunday by ]. II. Town
shend, secretary manager of the associ-
alton, in n wire from J. V, Norman,
Of Louisville. Ky, attorney for the as
sociation.
Mr.. Townshend left Sunday night for
Cincinnati, o., where he will attend a
hearing before the commission, and on
his return will come by way OF Louis
vile, where he will stop over for a con-
ference with Mr.. Norman, in regard
to the hearing on the lumber rate case.
Mr.. Townshend opened a fight against
the advance a short time ago when he
learned that the tariff had been COM
piled and was about to go into effect
without the lumber interests having
been appraised Of the plan. He immedi-
ately went to Washington with the as
sociation's attorney and a delegation of
Memphis and Arkansas lumbermen. He
lodged a protest which resulted in the
effective date OF the advances being
placed forward to Dec. 1 and a promise
Of reduction of the proposed advance
In so far as shipments to Northern
and Eastern points are concerned to
| one cent per 100 pounds. He was also
tentatively promised q new hearing of
the entire tariff, for which he has since
been diligently working.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-11-10
NO REST FOR
WICKED HERE
Perry Says Town Shall Not
Be Opened Up By
Police Force.

Sheriff Perry's deputies Sunday night
arrested Mrs. Jimmie Jones at her
place on Summer avenue aud placed
her In Jail on a charge Of threatening
a breach Of the peace.
The deputies found evidence that
Mrs. Jones destroyed some whisky when
she got a tip they were coming on q
raid. She was convicted some time ago
OF violating the liquor Law and is await
ing the result Of the supreme courts
review Of her case.
Jimmie Jones, her husband, who OPP
Grated a chicken dinner and bootleg
ging joint out on the Cedar Grove road,
Is now serving a term in the federal
prison on conviction Of selling liquor
without a license. He also has a term
In the workhouse awaiting him. !
Sheriff Perry said Monday that he
peace decision from now on and those
who get by his dragnet in either city
and county will be lucky.
Another thing l want to say in
your paper" the sheriff urged, lis
that ] am going to put the wrecking
crew to strenuous work in the city
from now on, There Is going to be no
favoritism while / am in office, but all
bootleggers, dope peddlers, women Of
the underworld, loiters and ioafers will
be hailed to the bar Of justice.
II don't propose to let the police de-
partmcnt open this city TO laWlessness
for the next so days just because their
side lost the election. l am going after
law violators in a way that will make
them either abide by the law or leave
the CITY,"
The wrecking crew is composed of
Ed Pass, former assistant chief of po-
lice; j. J. Lanigan, former sergeant Of
police and Ira Holland, former patrol
man
The sheriff also said that the wreck
ing crew would continue its work
after the new administration goes in on
Jan. 1 until the law v~iolators in Mem
phis are cleaned out.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-11-10
WET AND DRY VOTE
VERY CLOSE IN OHIO

COLUMBUS, o., Nov. 10.-With Of
fetal returns from ~ of the IS coun-
ties received and tabulated, officials in
the secretary Of states office today
were anticipating the arrival Of official
returns from part or all OF the missing
nine counties OF the referendum to rat
ify the federal prohibition amendment,
At the beginning of today's resump-
ton OF the official count the drys had
q lead Of i,4S0 votes, according to com :
plote returns from all but two pre-
clncts in the state and official returns
from 70 Of the So counties, Included
in the nine missing counties are Ham
ilton and Cuyahoga. both of which re-
turned large wet majorities.
Both vets and drys continued e
| claim victory on the proposal to ratify
the federal prohibition amendment.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-11-10
ANTIW0RLD LEAGUE
S0l0N LEADING RIVAL

OKLAHOMA CITY. Okla, Nov. To-
The lead OF 1900 votes returned for j,
antileague OF nations candidate for
congress from the Fifth Oklahoma dis
trict, against Claude Weaver, Demo-
crat, in saturdays special election, was
not decreased today. Tho state cleo
ton board expected late today 10 can
vass the vote which at last returns
d a,etnto 1ot % OUT % 40 ppiSe1lnncts ~ ane
reid l2,0T0, Missing precincts are in
outlying districts with comparatively
small population and can not materially
affect the result.
Congressman-elect Harreld has an
ncunced that he win leave oklahoms
City early this week for Washington &c
he seated as successor to the late Joe
B. Thompson, Democrat.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-11-10
/. Observation-Disclosures TT|T
FIRST TEST IN STRIKE
OF PRINTERS TAKES PLACE

NEW YORK, Nov. 10.-The first test
OF strength essayed by New York pub
fishers since their plants were closed
on Oct. l by a combination lockout and
strike came today when several large
plants resumed operations. Some ran
almost. normally but few composltors
were at work. Pressmen have voted to
re1oin the International Pressmen's UNI
ion, from which they seeded, but
typographers, who began "vacationing'
at the time of the pressmen's strike,
are demanding a 44-hour week and $50
weekly scale before they return. The
International Typographical union has
repeatedly ordered them back. Most
Of the feeders and paper handlers re-
NAMED out today.
The printers, league announced that
IN shops where the ty~pographers re-
fused to return. plates would be made
by photo engraving typewriter copy.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-11-10
-
5000 DOCK STRIKERS
RETURN TO THEIR JOBS

NEW ORLEANS, NOV. M.-Five
thousand union loagshoremen, IN strike
since Oct, 10, returned to work this
morning and started TO unload vessels,
many Of which have been In the har-
Dor for a month unable to discharge
cargoes Most of the vessels originally
sent here for loading were diverted to
other ports. The longshoremen voted
Saturday to return to work,
The vote Of Saturday, made public
YESTERDAY. ordered the men 20 return
to work pending the announcement ot
the award OF the national adjustment
commission. The. workers, however. re-
served the right to vote on whether OF
not they would accept the commits
sion's award.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-11-10
FINED FOR SPEEDING.

HELENA, Ark, Nov. 10. (SpL)-C,
w. Zimmerman, local cotton buyer, has
fallen among the first as a victim OF
the newly instituted motorcycle cop for
alleged speeding, and was arrested ard
brought into municipal court, where he
drew n fine OF SAL, Policeman Ear
La Farra testified that while he was
running down Zimmerman the speedo-
meter OF his motorcycle registered 81
miles an hour.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-11-10
TURK CHIEF PROPOSES
ALLIANCE WITH LEVINE

LONDON, Nov. 10,-Mustapha Kennel
Pasha, head OF the nationalist Turkish
government set up in Asia Minor, has
proposed an alliance with Nikolai Lee
nine, Russian Bolshevik premier, &C
oording to an Exchange Telegraph dis
patch from Copenhagen.
An army of 5000 Turks to attack the
national forces, the report says, has
been organized by Gen. Ahmed Bey at
Belu kessen,
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-11-10
EXPECT INVITATION TO
SOVIET PEACE ENJOYS

HELSINGFORS. Nov. 10.-Opinion in
political circles here Is that the Baltic
state and Poland at the conference be-
ing held at Dorpat, will reach an agree
ment to invite the Bolsheviki to send
representatives to Dorpat on Nov. II to
discuss peace. 1t is considered unlikely
that Finland will enter the negotiations
at the present time.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-11-10
STRIKE ORDER RECALLED

MIAMI. Fla, NOV. io.-There was no
general strike here today OF union la
Dor, the strike order issued early last
week to become effective today, having
been recalled Saturday after a confer
ence between city officials, business
men and the labor leaders, Mechanics
and craftsmen went to work today as
usual.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-11-10

TO FortIty the system Against GRIP
Tablets which destroy germs, act as a
Tonic and Laxative. and thus prevent
Colds, Grip aud Influenza. There Is
only ore "BROMO QUININE' T.. w.
GROVES signature on the box. soc.
adv.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-11-10
BAR POLICE UNION.

MIAMI. Fla, Nov, 10.-Notice was
served today on the Miami police BY
Mayor ". L. Smith that under no cir
Grated here, Mayor Smith, an ex-
service man, was ~inaugurated mayor
last week
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-11-10
The Food Value of Bread Is
Higher Per Dollar Expended

Than that of any other food, provided the bread is GOOD
bread. No less an authority than Wheat Director Barnes has
stated that if the people would go back to pre-war cOnsump-
ton of bread-abandOning an equal value in eggs, meat, but
ter and other h~igh-priced fOOds-they would save one billion
dollars for themselves.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-11-10

Bolsheyik communique received by
wireless today.
The Bolsheviki last week reported the
capture OF T~chernigov, so miles north
of Kiev. Fastoff does not appear on
available maps,
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-11-10
SOVIET TAKES TOWN.

LONDON, Nov. 10.-oceupation Of
the town of Fastoff, near Klev, by
soviet troops is reported in a Russian
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-11-10

PARIS, Nov. 10,-Considerable i'm
portance Is attached by the press to
the visit of President Poincare to Eng
land. According to Marcel Hutin, writ
ing in the Echo de Paris, the president
and Foreign Minister Pichon. who ac-
companies him, will discuss with Pre-
mier Lloyd George and Earl .Curzon,
British foreign secretary, questions re-
lating to putting the peace treaty into
effect, taking into account new deposit
lions by the United States.
The Russian problem, according to the
writer, especially in view Of the recent
utterances of Premier Lloyd George
will also be the subject OF discussion.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-11-10
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Observation-Disclosures ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Observation-Disclosures
PRESIDENT OF FRANCE
AND WIFE AT DOVER

DOVER, England, Nov. 10.-Presi-
lent Poincare of France, accompanied
by Nine. Poincare. arrived here today
en- route to London for a four-day visit
with King George and Queen Mary.
They will be entertained at Bucking-
ham palace.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-11-10
BUT IT MUST BE GOOD BREAD

BETSY ROSS Bread is the scientifically made by bakers
most economical bread you who know how to pack the
can buy because it is made in maximum food value into the
the large size, which means no loaf and to make it a Perfect
waste and because it is Balanced Ration"
In 1918 the food bill was approximately 20 Billion Dollars, of which 8 Billion
600 Million was for cereals and 16 Billion 400 Million was for other foods.
If the expenditure had been as it should have been namely, 4 Billion 800 Million
for cereals the remaining requirement would have been IA Billion 100 Miion, or
a saving of l Billion 100 Million Dollars in living cost.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-07-15
Importantes gestiones realizadas en-
favor de Puerto Rico.

Parrafos dc Ia carta cue dc3de Wash
ington dirige al Presilente de la Aso
ciaci0n de Productores de Azucar, fe-
chada cl veinte sieto dc JUNO de mil
novecien'oS diez nueve, el Sehor Paul
Christian.
"Permitame primeramente darle una
breve resella dc la s'tuacion ell 10 que
rcspecta las hneas de vapores que el
shipping Board proyecta colocar al
servicio entire los puertos americanos
y la costa oriental de America del Sur.
Desde mi Ultima carta que dirigiera
uSted, he tenido una confsrencia con los
funcionarios del Shipping Board.
FuS mas eatisfactor.a que cUalquicrs
&C las celeb-adas ante-iormente acefca
de las cu9.es he esc-ito a usted, IL
question parece one e1ta a pun o de re-
solverse de nm modo dehritlvo. En- esta
ultima conferencia nc faercn suininis-
trados datos mas detalladcs con r2spoC-
to la distribution Gel serviClo de va
pores on'rc los pucrtoa americanos
Y puntos del mar Caribe; asi como entre
puertos ame1icsnos y puertos &c In Anne
rica del Sur en- zonas mas al Sur. Sc
me .nform0 que ell proyccto ell culn1o
a los s,egundos abarcaria ST. Thomas,
Santa Lucia y otros puertos que ofre-
clan mas facilidades que San Juan para
ell apro visionamienso de carbon. porQue
estaban mas direc.o .os J probablemen'e
permitirian a Ia nneI 1~ovecJa Ia dar
salida a sus vapores con regularidad
dentro de los Itineraries anunciados. Sc
me dij Que en- la opinion del ship
ping BOARD estoS pucrtcs con: nan
con mas facilida lAs modernas cue Puer-
to Rico para el ?2") -is icnIm cato &c
carbon, dctaEe 6s1e que halha quo tc
nor On consideration. Al r. pic ticmpo
no pude observar 80 ex.sticra antago-
nismo alguno contra Puerto Rico sino
por ell con.rario, una disposition a ayu-
dar en- 20 possible los habitantes de di-
cha isla. Los iuformes conidencialcs
scbrc el asunto re fucron IaostraGos.
y en- efecto, Quede impresionado por C.
sentimien.o genuine &c am stad mani
festado ror estos caoaueros. E.los me
han indicado les presente TN lnforme
expresando las razones por las cu.l S
debe preferirse a San Juan sobre los
puntos o-iginalmente escogidos, y en-
particular dcsean infornes con rcspecto
las facilsdadcs con cue cucnta San
Juan para proveer de carbon a los va
pores. Xo les manifesto que lie .ndica
ria al iuez Cordoba D&vila que redacta-
Sc dicho iaforme. Mi idea al sugerir
cSto fu6 dc que cualquier communication
preseltada por el tendria caracter of
cial. A mi me cons que 81 puede OBJ
tener e. apoyo de inauencias Doderosas
en- Ell Congreso para ayudarle en- el asun
10, y 81 me ha msnifestado que prestara
gustoso su mas decidida cooperation.
'Deseo hacerlc presente que al enun-
ciar la opinion de que la recalada en- San
Juan seria benefciosa L. linea en- pro
yecto q los efectos de la carga, los fun
cionarios del Shipping Board no So
mostraron muy propicios es5a idea, por
10 menos en- 10 que Sc retiere Ia linea
On proyecto para los puertos del Sur del
Atlantico fundandose en- que ellos Sc
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-07-15

propone1 despachar cstos vapores con
cargamentos completes para puntos de
Sud America, alegan que cualquier
carga para Puerto Rico probablemente
demoraria las saldas. Manifestation, sin
embargo, que este argumento seria va
lido para la linea cue Sc proponen esta-
blecer para puertos del Mar Caribe.
"Cuando yo lie manifesto que ell ser
vicio de pasajcros de correo Sc au-
mentaria 81 la ptimera de las mencio-
nadas lineas de vapores tocase ALI, aun
cuando no Sc opcrase cambio algrlno en-
el servicio de carga ellos en- el acto ad-
mitieron que era necesario mejorar
aquel servicio, expresando que seme-
iante proposition tendria cordial AGO.
gida' por cuanto ell departamento dc CO.
rrcos habia indicado va que era i'm
portante mejorar ell servicio de correos
entire los Estados Unidos Puerto Ri
CO. Por ell pr6ximo correo o POGO des-
pues, espero poder enviarle la contesta-
cion que de ell Shipping Board al
informe del sehor Cordova Davila Sc
ria quizas mejor guardian reserva So
bre ell contenido de esta carta entro
tanto Sc haga pdblica por Ell juez Cor
dova Davila''.
Parrafo de Una carta de- seiior R.
Aboy Benitez de nueve de julio corrien
te hacienda referencia a Ia anterior
carta de Mr.. Paul J. CHRISTIAN.
''Su alta del veinte siste de JUNO
pasado me favorecio oportunamente v
me es grato corresponder a ella con in
clusion de la carta que he recibido de
"a Porto Rico Coal Co. de esta capital,
por Ia que usted podra aprcciar '.ue
los vapores do Ia Inca que Sc proyecta
entire puertos americanos y Ia costa
oriental de la America del Sur, encon-
trarian en- este puerto de San Juan, 81
no mejores, por 10 menos las mismas ven
tajas cue pudiera ofrec cerles st. Tho.
mas
"'Trate este asunto con todo inte-
res de acuerdo COZ el amigo C5rdova
Davila en- favor de que Puerto R co OBJ
tenga las mayora3 ventaias en- este nue.
vo servicio de vapores'.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-07-15
La Diamond Film Exchange

La acreditada casa alquiladora de pc
licuias Diamond Film Exchange, sc
propons traer Puerto Rico la sensa-
cional cinta LA Conciencia Vengado-
ra" por Henry &. Walthal, Mae Marsh
y Blanche Sweet.
La referida casa Sc propone tambi6l
traer la estupeRda serie en- diez y seis
cpisodios, ''En las Garras dc un Pull
po'', interpretada por los favoritos ar
tistas Maurice Costello, Kingsley Bcne-
dict y Anna @. Nelson.
La Diamond Film Exchange" ha &C.
rrado va contrato para exhibir Ell Puer
to Rico la magnifica production, de gran
exito en- los Estados Unidos "Coraso-
mes del Mundo', hermosisima serie en
catorce parties de David Wark Griffths,
Ell bien conocido director Y autor cine
matografico.
Ell s'fior Julio Rodriguez uno de los
socios principales de la Diamond Film
Exchange Co." embarcara proximamen-
70 para los Estados Unidos, donde Sc
propone seleccionar Embellishments pc
hculas de gran merito.
La Diamond Film Exchange" quic-
re que cada dia Sc presente algo nue.
vo. Also de todo, moral, cientifico his
torico que sea la vez de ensenanzas
titles para todos los espectadores.
Felicitamos a la Diamond Film Ex-
change, por este paso de avance Y le
auguramos cspl@ndidos ncgocios on Ell
future.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-07-15
Cr6nica de Bayamon
oNoMAsTICo.

Nanana, dia de Nucstra Senora del
Carmen, celebran su onomastico muchas
distjnguidas bayamoneaas. Es una fe-
cha simpatica que llcva el rcgociio a
no pocos hogares. Transcribimos aQri la
nota que Sc nos envia con los nombres
&c slgunas damas de esta SOC eGad.
senoras dc Cester3, Lavandero, de
Santiago Carmona, de viejo, Jimenez
6e Gelabert, Chinea ds Coh'nr. Senori-
tas Carmen PecIuera, Carmen Florit,
Carmen Rodriguez Carmen Larroca. Car
men Vela, Carmen Luifia. Carmen Ollsr,
Carmen Rosa Carmen Romero.
I'll LA CoLoNIA.
Las invitaciones para la suntuosa fies-
ia del veintc Y cinco del corriente al
Ia Colon:a Espanola estan circulando.
Sera un acontecimiento 81 Sc juzga por
t1d social.
3UENA IMPRESSION.
Cause la resolucion dictada por ell
Juaz Tcro Cuebas, Gil favor dc Ruhno
Bourbon. Bayamon aeguia todos los de
tales que mo,ivaron la prision dc aquel
infeliz.
4 TRABAJAR.
Pronunciada la Ultima paiabra rela-
tiva a la hnelga de tabaCueros va es-
tan 6stos preparados para reanudsr ell
trabajo Este pueblo parece como que
resurge Sc levanta de un largo ato-
lonGranlicnto.
/ ENTERMO.
Lo esta desde hace dias ell doctor Ma
nuel Dueno, persona e"simada Oh toaos
nuestros circulos. Que mcjore son mes
tros deseos.
CoRRESPONSAL.
Julio Is.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-07-15
ENFERMo.
LICENCIA PARA CAzAR

Ha sido expedida hcencia para ca
zar y llsvar armas de caza a don Pc
dro j. Serran6s de Ponce.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-07-15

Elias son las precursO-
raS de los dientes picAdos
v de Ia decadencia de las
encias. Elias pre-, e len in.
mediatamente = Ia pio
rrea (enfermedad de
RiEgS.)
La piorrea produce Ia
contraction de las encias
v los dientes se ahoJan
dando TN aspecto desa
gradable a Ia hoca.
Tenga presente que de
cinco personals de mas de
cuarenta amos. cuatro
sufren GO piorrea. y tam
bisn muchos memories de
esta edad.
Las pastas dentifricas
ordinarias no pueden evil
tar la piorrea. La prepA
raci6n de FORHAN posi-
tivamente la evita cuando
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-07-15

g. usa = tempo y con rsr
s,VrrAncis. ljsesc come .
un dentlfrico. Entances
las enciss no Sc contras
ran ri ssngraran. nj los
dientes 80 sioJsran.
No imports 10 que su
pasta dentlfrics pueda
h. car para sus dientes.
sino posee as viTtudes
peculiares dc la prepara-
cion Dc FORHAN.
ST "a ha smpezsdn IL
c, Mt accion de las enciss.
u e g IA preparation de
FORHAN Y constiltsse
con un dentistS inmedis
amente para IN trata-
miento especial.
Solicitela en- las princi-
pal-s drogueriss de Puer-
IN Pico So vende en- tu-
hos Dc dos tsmafos.
The Pascagoula chronicle. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1905-1920, 1919-01-04
IS CORSET MODEL. IN
COUNTRY STORE.

Dorcas Matthews, a charming Thorn.
rs H. lnce actress, who has been in
many picture successes, appears as a
orset model in support of Charles Ray
II "a Nine O'Clock Town" his latest
aramount starring vehicle, which
will be presented at the Warlield
heatre next Tuesday. The role is an
excellent one of which Miss Matthews
makes the most, and it provides many
aughs for the spectators.
David Clary, the part assumed by
Mr.. Ray, is manager Of the EN-
}orium," at Littletown and in an effort
revive business, he employees cor
ct model from New York. When Miss
Matthews appears, she creates a SEN
5ation and even the members Of the
5rass band cease playing in their
Efforts to get a glimpse of the model
What happened after that is revealed
IN a series of thrilling scenes.