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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-10-11
ERAN LOS ULTlMOS QUE
QUEDABAN DE LA
SUBLEVACION
Sc les terla porque eran
hombres de gran audacia
y de ualor reconocido,
y su muerte garartl-
"a la trnnquiidad
de la region
Espcc;nl pnrc Il PRENSA.

Especial pare IA PREESI.
MEXICALI, Baja Calf, octubre 6.
Dos dc los mas famosos guerrille-
ros revolucionarios de Ia Baja Cali
fornia, los reputados como los mas
activos en- el terreno de las armas,
sucumbieron hoy Ibrando un comba-
te verdaderamente sangriento con las
fuerzas del 25o. regimiento, destaca-
das en- su persecution. Con esta pa
gina de sangre, Sc cierra Ia primera
etapa de la revolucion que Sc inico en-
Algodones el dia S del mes pasado.
La noticia de la captura Y de Ia
ejecucion de los cabecillas mas ague-
rridos del grupo insurrecto. Sc acaba
de recibir con todo genera de detalles
en- las fuentes del gobierno Y muestran
las autoridades del gobierno supe-
rior, gran satisfaction por el resul-
tado del encuentro que sostuvieron
l. IL a., \
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-10-11

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TO ADVERTISERS

We guarantee LA PRENSA has
a larger circulation than any other
Mexican newspaper in the United
States.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-03-07
THE KALEIDOSCOPE

Yeast is used in Germany as a
substitute foe meat 1t is easily alb
sorbable. very nutritious anil can be
made quite palatable. 1t has been
found to be bad for people with
rheumatic or equity tendencies.
Sheet iron is rolled so thIn at the
Pittsburgh Iron Mills that $4,000
sheets are required to make a single
inch in thickness; light shihes as
readily through enc OF these sheets as
through ordinary tissue paper.
Longwood Cricket Club, near Bos-
ton. has indoor tennis courts surfaced
with battleshin linoleun on top of
wood. an ideal combination accord
ing to Capt r. n. Williams. H. U. 5.
A.. former national singles champion.
To the surprise of the guests as
sembled at a recent tea in San Fran
cisco, rough newsboys. laden with pa
pers, dashed in, calling Extra! Ex-
tra!" When distributed the papers
were found to consist largely Of head
lines telling CT the betrothal Of the
daughter of the house
w L. Johnson, Northern Mime
sofa farmer with a sen-e of humor,
has been roaming the streets Of Min
neapois at night in search of suck
ers," with a fat leather wallet pro-
truding from his pocket, but
strapped securely about Ills waist,
with a long chain as bait. He
caught four the first two days. and
they are all now in jail.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-03-07
HUMOR OF THE DAY

Withdrawals Red, dad?
Crabshaw-Usually he's d fellow
without a red.-Life.
Guy-Do YOU know Lincolns Get
tyshurg address?
ane-I thought he lived at the
White House.-Sun Dial.
Waiter (brooding over the coming
day)-Got anything in sight, Jack?
Bartender (fiercely)-Not a thing
but red.-Buffalo Express,
Milliner-I know thai hat would
please your husband.
Customer-Not unless you took $40
off the price.-Kansas City Journal
What is the best appetizer you
know Of" asked Smith
The absence of the price Of q
meal" replied Jones,--knoxville Jour-
nal and Tribune
Il wish some tobacco for my hus-
band'
Smoking
Eating faltered the lride.-Louis-
vile Courier Journal. @-1
She-and would you be content to
live life OF complete likeness? a
He-Oh. no I'd like to have enough
morSy so that 1 would be kept busy
spending it-Boston Transcript.
Knicker-By the league of nations
we would be a high contracting
party.
Bocker-Wouldn't it he a high ex-
panding party-New York Sun.
Jack said my face was 4 poem
ut is. my dear-like one of
| Brownings's.
How do you mean% as
Some of the lines are so deep
! Stray Stories.
We'll, if you've had 10 years ex-
perience taking care OF children.
think you'll do.''
I'll just take look at the chill
dren and ser if they'll do.'-Brown-
| ing's Magazine
Norwich bulletin., 1919-03-07

As last season, every sunday even
ing at 80 during lent. at 81. Patrick's
church, the sermon will he by a Pas
sonis; Missionary Father from Bos-
ten. These preachers, whose reli-
Eious order was founded N commem-
Grafton OF the Passion--or sufferings-
~ the saviour. are not only scholars,
authors and teachers. hut men of
travel and experience: ST. hat while
The general theme of their sermons will
nc the truths of salvation what they
havc 30 say unon matters of world in
t-rest VIII have weight arb accuracy
Although these public services are
always largely attended, there viii be
ample room for any upu-CathoIic
frlends OF members OF the cougrega-
irr desiring 20 attend. .s the two
.alvries Will ue thrown open. iuercas-
= the seating capaci- 81 the edi-
Ice to e.200. The music Of the vesper
trvices VIII ice in charge of Prof.
frank L. Farrell, organs. and choir
director
Norwich bulletin., 1919-03-07
AUDITORIUM.

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Norwich bulletin., 1919-03-07

ficre are % few facts concerning the
Heart OF Huma nity" which comes
- the Auditorium next Monday, Tues
Ia. and Wednesday,:
Tho film was over eleven months in
preparation.
The actual cost ~ production
lrnouEtcd 20 about 1856 600
Sergeant Sidney F.ovs!s Of the
Canadian army and Evils Won Stroheim
Of the Austrian army gave Director
Eoiuhar technical military assistance.
over 600 Goa feet Of lin, were used
% obtain the sight reels comprising
the feature - II Is az present
over Se.09g feet of hattie scenes
were 'sScn.
Tho Pctual cost ~ one fifteenth foot
scene from the photoplay was s12.s52.
averaging close TO Ss57 prr second or
Ter foot OF fin. This is perhaps the
faoSt expensive scene ever filmed.
r.iis p7rtir7:lad Sc-ne was three days
sr fhe making
One thousand and iorty-seven
eztrss we're used Ga the sc, mes.
During the entire production zoos
s~arlea wero nut on shc list Of extras.
n-zry nien liaving 70 be used because
'e-tuf0rcc1nents were needed fire.
svrtiy.
A 7Ta.d-vn a tanks was called into
-sTvice.
A SQUADRON o. at-olanes was used in
Or r-oducti.rl
Ten machine gyms. AT 2zpiured from
the Germans in enc % Ire lust drives
O. the VA. verc UsCd e. the prcduc-
Tor and German machine gun belts
WIZ obtained so that the details of
t.ic picture would be bcvon4 criticism.
Two cameras wore DESTROYED by ex-
siceions which proved % lie more
rOw-fui han estimated.
Eleven rizyers were inferred and
we're treated IN TTrivsrritv City hos
p:sal for a tn-al OF siytPer. Gays.
Seventeen ,-Nsp1e.ely l,'ii= houses
--r- S=.tI--Tsd 70 produce some of
tie -acT~r1 NT-=s
stsn5ar1 brand new a;,rlanc was
frrTt TO Gstrs as'er Saltrs from an
cse-If5on ot go feet
Six niles o. battle trenches wvrc
constructed IN a field OF 15G acres.
THrrn nrst to last Ar borpes were
used OtfG animals included were
c.-V~ roats and doxA
During the procnn- OF r1vsmction on
I 49, A - H..
Norwich bulletin., 1919-03-07
200 Acres Sacrificed
Less Than Value
of Buildings, with

Pair horses, ) cows, heifers, 2 calves,
poultry, complete farming and dairy
implements, hay. silage. potatoes; on
main road. mile creamery. &c, 21a
miles railroad town. Dark loan ma
chine-worked fields. clay subsoil, wire
fenced pasture, valuable wood, fruit,
estimated 100000 #. timber. broom
furnace-heafed house. large basement
barn, silo, poultry. ice. carriage houses,
garage, &C, all Al condition. Aged
owner sells quick buyer everything
$4,000, easy terms. Details page 8,
CatalOg Bargains II states. copy free
STROUT FARM AGENCY. Dept. 2o26
AK Sun Bldg. New York.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-03-07
ANNOUNCEMENTS
Captain Jssepr NJ. Cane, 10 Sneak

~ VT 0'1''~y - NF'S"'Ns
The Rev. Daniel Mullen assembly,
FOURTH Degree, Knights OF Columbus,
viii hold an open meeting on Sunday
afternoon. March 9Th. at o'clock in
the Sunlight building. Captain Joseph
n. Ganey, Of New London who has re-
Gently returned from overseas, has
consented to address tho assembly and
their friends on his experiences at the
FONT where he was in 10l days act
ual service. lie was a m .mber Of the
ssth Artillery company which COM
prssed boys of Norwich. New London
and nearby villages and should prove
Interesting.
The assembly extend n cordial in
Eitation 10 members OF the 56th Co.
g 4. r. AMI all others vino wish to
attend. Seats will be reserved for
them
Norwich bulletin., 1919-03-07
What Is Going On Tonight

vaudeville and Motion Pictures at
the Auditorium.
Motion Pictures al Breed Theatre.
vaudeville and Motion Pictures at
Davis Theatre
Roller Skating at Olympic hall
Norwich Stationary Engineers AS
ISOLATION, No. 6. meets in Bill Block.
Sedgwick Post No. l, G. A R., meets
In Buckingham Memorial.
Court City of Norwich. No. SO, r. Of
A. meets in FUresters' Hall.
White Cross Council No. Is, K. OF
c, meets in Sunlight Building.
Hugh II. Osgood Lodge. No. cs2o, 1.
Q. 0. F. M u, meets in Pythian Hall.
Svea Swedish Sick Benefit Society
meets IN Gerrnania Hail
Norwich bulletin., 1919-03-07
LanH LNS3OQ u
SNH00 i10 LIT

Drop little Freezone OF an aching
corr. instantly that corn stops hurting,
then you Lift it right cut. II doesn't
pain one bit Yes, magic
Why wait? Your druggist sells a
tiny bottle Of Freezone foc Il few cents
sufficient to lid your feet Of every hard
corn. soft corn, or corn between the
toes, and calluses. without soreness or
irritation. r'reezone is the much
talked of ether discovery of a Gin
cinnati genius.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-03-07
Has Ejuht Children,

Mrs. P Rehkamp 2404 Herman St.,
Covington, Ky, writes: II have been
using Foley's Honey and Tar for near
~ two years and can find no better
cough syrup. I have eight children
and give it to all of them. They all
were subject to Group from babies on"
It is a safe and reliable medicine for
men and women as well as children.
Don't let the cough that follows grippe
hang on and weaken you. 1t is easier
to get rid of a cough or cold than OF
it's consequences. The Lee & Osgood
Co.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-03-07
FOR SALE
Cottage House on Oak Street
Cottage House on Spring Street
Estate c. A. Mowrey
VIM. w. Ives Ex.s II Cnampln Street

tho Universal stages, tho !agrest in
trc world. The interior settings oc-
clp.ed an acal of 10000 SQUARE feet
TIN" largest area ever devoted TO a
single production in the history OF the
Cincn1;r
Norwich bulletin., 1919-03-07
SALE HORSES

1 have - Horses of all kinds that
want to sell or exchange right away to
M ke room for an express load of rs
head which will be here about March
10th. If YOU want Horse of any
kind. come and see me.
ELMER r. PlERSON.
Tel. 53G-3 mar3d
Norwich bulletin., 1919-03-07
HORSES
FOR SALE

Second load of good Farm Chunks and
a few matched pairs ranging in
weight from 1850 pounds to 1900.
Prices very reasonable. Please give US
a call and look them over and try them
and take them home if necessary.
Every horse guaranteed as represented
or money refunded. Can be seen at
283 Lewiston Avenue, Jim Browns old
stand, WiIIimantic.
JOHN SIMPSON, of Hartford, Mgr.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-03-07
GET SLOAN'S FOR
YOUR PAIN RELIEF
f,u don't have to rub 1t In
to get quick, comfort
ing relief

Once you've tried it on that stiH
Joint, sore muscle, sciatic pain, rheu.
matte twinge, lame back, you'll find
q warm, soothing relief you never
thought a liniment could produce.
Won't stain the skin, leaves no muss.
wastes no time in applying, sure to
give quick results. A large bottle
means economy. Your own or any
other druggist has it. Get it today.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-03-07
LOST AND FOUND

LOST-March /, a dog, black and
white, answers to name. of Jack. Find
er notify E, Blankenfeld, Preston City,
mar7d
Norwich bulletin., 1919-03-07
FOR SALE
HORSES

THIRTY HEAD
A few green Horses that have
left that are climated and we'll
broke, single or double, that !
must sell this week to make room for
load of fresh Horses that will ar
rive Friday, the 9TH. also have a
pair of we'll matched Mules that are
young and sound. Wagons, Carriages,
Harness, double and single.
If in need of anything in the horse
line, see me.
E. ]. HAMILTON
371, 373, 375 Main Street
Telephone $50
Norwich bulletin., 1919-03-07
Saturday
Specials

Are For
SATURDAY ONLY
Swift's Pure Silver Leaf Lard
Bic lb.
Jewel Compound &c lb.
Indiana Early June Peas 15c
Emery Packing Co.'s Toma-
toes 15c can; large size 18c
can
Ritter's Baked Pork and Beans
with tomato sauce 20 OF.
14c
Rapids Baked Pork and Beans
Fl OF. 15c
Polo Peas, No. 2 can, tic can
Polo String Beans, No. 2 can,
tic can
Polo Sweet Corn, No. 2 can,
TIC can
California Asparagus Tips,
Anco's, 24c can
Libby's Evaporated Milk, tall
cans, 13c can
Libby's Red Kidney Beans Sc
can
Pink Salmon Zoe can
Libby's Red Salmon 28c can
Arctic Salmon 28c can
2 Polo PIums Zoe can
: Spotless Cleanser Sc can
Mascot Soap Sc bar
a Lenox Soap Sc bar
$ White Ribbon Soap &c bar
e Lux 12c package
1 National Biscuit Co.'s DANDY
5 Oyster Crackers 21c ID.
It National Biscuit Co.'S Roya
d Lunch Crackers 22c lb.
e National Biscuit Co.'S Soda
n Crackers Zoe Ib.
q lbs. Mass. Onions, AL, q,
Sunkist Oranges, 176's, IS,
dozen
California Lemons 28c dozer
Potatoes, Green Mountains
40c peck
Libby's 15c Olives, plain o.
stuffed, lie bottle
Libby's 40c Mason Jar Olive
plain 29c bottle; stufes
Queens BIC bottle
Queen Anne Cherries 32c car
Libby's Sauerkraut Sc can
Sliced Pineapple 24c, 28c an,
33c can
Pears, No. 2 cans, 19c can
Macaroni, Spaghetti an,
Noodles lie package
Candies 19c per Id.
Auto Delivery
It Telenhorie 750
Norwich bulletin., 1919-03-07
FOR SALE

coming two years old; will exchange
for fresh cows. C. d. Geer, 1912.
mar7d
Norwich bulletin., 1919-03-07
TO RENT

FOR RENT-Five-room fiat, cleo
trio lights, seven minutes walk from
Franklin Square, $40 per month. A. v.
Covello, 1913 Cliff st. mar5d
Norwich bulletin., 1919-03-07

FOR SALE-Hatching eggs. White
Leghorns and Reds setting 81, parcel
post Csc extra; 100, 81; day-ol chicks,
delivery March 10Th and April 5th, Red
cockerels, So. Paul Jansen, Whitman
tic, R F. D. l. mar7d
Norwich bulletin., 1919-03-07
AUDITORIUM.

here arc % few facts concerning the
Heart OF Htinanity." which comes
&, the Auditorium next Monday, Tues
ia. and Wednesday,:
Tho film was over eleven months in
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1919-10-30

Ho: values continue the advance
which started the latter part Of last
week Receipts were light only 3.sOO
head being on offer and the market
was active at . 25DdOc upturn. Bulk
sold at the rather wide spread OF
26OT 1875 and the top reached
Sl3G5 Improvement in the shipping
outlet was an outstanding feature.
With moderate run Of around
1000 head. sheep and lambs of all
classes moved on generally steady
basis Best fat lambs were topped at
25Gl45G, with conehacks at
SI4O and under Quotsble top %
feeders is Sl2.15.
Quotations on sheep and lambs:
lambs. good to choice, el4W0l45O:
lambs. fair TO good. $l3.OIl4@:
choice feeder lambs. $l2D@l2.75:
medium to good feeders, $l2W0
1870: common end light feeders,
SlO.lO6l175; calls and throwouta.
81 .0O0IOOO; yeariinEs $1O.O00l1.O:
vethers. s9OO6975; ewes. good 10
choice. S7.25v775; ewes, fair to good,
s6IN07 %; good feeding ever, 5000
CTS: ewes, culis and cannerS, S2.D9
400: breeding ewes, $7.5OGEl3.tO.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1919-10-30
SHARKS OUT OF WAFER
Government Puts Two Of Them In
Peritentiary for Shady
Stock Dealing.

New schemes for inducing the in
sssting public to psrt with its say
lngs. its Liberty Bonds and War Sav
lnxr Stamps in exchange for stocks Of
speculative or doubtful value con
stantly are being developed. One Of
he latest OF these was disclosed 70
Gently in the trial Of Ellsworth J.
Green and his son. e. H. Green. At
Oklahoma City. This particular
,cheme was the means Of landing the
Greens in Leavenworth Prison for
five-year terms. hut not until many
hundreds of investors lost their saw
lngs.
The Greens, through the Great
Western Guarantee Investment Com.
pany of Oklahoma City, promoted five
oil companies. The original sales
price OF the stock in these companies
vas slO0 share. but by resale agree
nent purchasers We're guaranteed
that the Great Western Company as
fiscal agent would resell the stock If
desired at the end of six months to
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1919-10-30
net the investor q 90 q share or
profit Of 100 per cent

net the investor e 90 q share or
profit Of 100 per cent
As the date to fulfill this agreement
Arsw near, stockholders were advised
that the price of the stock had
reached $500 q share. Naturally II
they came to believe the stock was
worth $500 they declined TO accept
the opportunity to sci, for 500
For q time stock statesmen reaped
rich commissions. but finally rumors
that the reports we're misleading be
gan to spread. At = COMPANY banquet
At Oklahoma City it was charged that
the Greens attempted to sell out 10
the salesmen. Al this point the gov
ernment stepped in. arrested the pro
moters and began to unrayel evidence
which finally landed the Greens IN
prison on the charge of using the mails
to defraud Nov the tockholders are
attempting 70 save wha, IS left OF
the assets Of the companies.
Promises Of profits of 100 to 500
percent made BY stock promoters sell
dom become realities. The country 10
being flooded with wild cat stocks BY
unscrupulous investors. Inc resale
plan Of the Greens is only one of the
many varieties Of bait Used. Any OF
these promoters are willing and anx'
iOus to take Liberty Bonds or War
Savings Stamps and Treasury Savings
Certificates in exchange for their bits
Of paper They are perfectly willing
to give promise Of profits for the sure
payment guaranteed by the federal
government.
Investments in government saving
securities and Liberty Bonds are safe.
sure and profitable The investor not
only il guaranteed against loss. but
he is assured that money so invested
will 20 toward solving the economic
problems with which all are faced and
In making the countrs greater and
more prosperous instead OF seeing
his savings go to provide Injuries and
an easy living for dishonest promot-
ers.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1919-10-30

should keep in mind.
The more you want . particular
thing the more you should wait until
the day after tomorrow before getting
it
Making an impression On others i.
often robbing the future. beside. in
some mysterious manner evsrybody
knows when you are doing things thai
you cannot afford
Pay the highest for the best. not
the lowest for the worst
When you shrink from knowing
where you stand you need guardian
The things that money buys are in-
cidentai when you caasot afford TO
buy them.
when you find it nscessary to
ecOnOnize on having the right kind
Of good time. then there is something
wrong With yosr system.
Buy what ysa can't AFFORD oaIy
uhea you can affeFA IT,"
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1919-10-30
.NlCKELS TO FlivvERS
(Dr. Burris jenkins In Kansas City
Post

(Dr Burris jenkins in Kansas city
Post)
Here is news dispatch sent to
The Post BY ]. w Pattee, who serves
rhe Post as correspondent at Smith
Center. kss.-that is. Mr. Pattee sent
1t AZ news dispatch, but concealed
between its lines there is such Won
derfui text for sermon on thrift that
the contribution is being borrowed
from the news department But
You're beginning to wonder what
this is all about. anyway. so go ahead
aud read:
Smith Center. Kas., Oct l7--When
the government first began making
nickels with buffalo hsads on one
side, Mrs. u p. Ehly Of Mankato,
kas. started saving every buffalo
nicksi that came into her posssssson.
She made \ practice Of dropping such
nickels late n ch.te that ran from
| her kitches to . wooAsn box In the
cellar. A few Aays ago she took an
invoice aad feu.A that she lad IL 900
coins. agsregatinG s7st Her husband
had long pinned for "flivver." Now
he's got the "flivver"
Isn't that an Impressive demonstra-
ion Of the value Of saving small
hiASs?
Doesn't it prove how easy it is for
Is to save money II we try?
lust ftQnTo for ,,ip,,t> -h,. ,k>
esult would have been II dimes had
cen used instead Of nickels. or quar-.
ars instead of dimes. Moreover.
While We are about it, let's estimate
, how many. many nickcls. dimes and
quarters we turn loose without get.
ting anything tangible to show where
the money went.
Remember now, it hasn't been 20
very many years since the first buf.
falo nickel was coined, and further.
more. bear in mind that the Kansas
woman who amassed 800 worth OF
nickels did not handle any large ag.
gregate Of money from which to ex.
tract her small coin savings.
1t all goes to show that we fri,tar
away more money each year than we
are awsre OF. unless we stop and
take invoice, of ourselves and our re-
sources. and it further impresses up
on US the truth OF the old saying that
1t isn't SO much what I'VE mako, as
what We save that counts.
We were taught thrift during tho
war. Now that the war is over sup.
pose we practice what we learned
about thrift, and let's extract a lesson
from the example set uA by the Kan
sas woman
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1919-10-30
FIGHTING THE II. G. OF {.
Economy 10 Point Sf View Juss
n extravaganza 10.

Economy 10 Point bf View Juss
~ extravssanee 10.
The national busaboo. the II. c. oe
L." has become the II. &C. AZ E., the
e" representing "Evsrythtns." and
numerous authorities have laid dowa
tactics for fighting it. Among the
best are those from the pen Of
Thomsr L. Mason, appearing in the
Country Gentleman, as follows:
Economy in = household consists
In minimizing the nonessentials. Tha.
is, economic in the things you don't
need. and the things you do need will
take care Of themselves. Remember
this: that IL you are on the right road
what you don't need today Is often
what you thought you must have yes-
terday. Economy is . poi.t of view
just ~ extravasance 10. No matter
VINO you are r Whist you do. yeu can
get along On what you have and he
happy. Those peopl. who are al~ays
worrying about none, are tho ones
"ho are sl~ays wart;rg things tac.
don't need. Hare are q few rules
that member. y. every household
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1919-10-30

should plead with the people to do
these things more, consume
less: work and save
The Savings Division of thS TsAas-
ury Department, and the 600.soo War
Savings Societies of the country Axve
been cooperating with Mr.. Palmer
and his department in the effort to
reduce the cost Of living. check the
profiteer. eliminate waste and reduce
extravaganza by means OF sale and
distribution of War Savings Stamps
and Treasury Savings Certificstas.