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/ drawn as required by law, ard there
fore all indictments, including fifty
against alleged moonshiners, are in
valid.
Brookhaven-In spite, of the prohi
bition amendment. snakes are still be
ing seen in Brookhaven. a coach
whip 8 feet long. not as elusive as il
the crazed mind of the -drinker, was
killed on pavement near ditch
where children play. A large ground
rattler was also killed a few weeks
ago.
Meridian.-The city council reintro
duced ordinances providing for an is
sue of $290,O0o of municipal bonds for
street paving, improvements on Ger
tain paved streets, building OF con
crete bridges and establishment of an
incineratos plant to conform with a
recent enactment of the legislature.
Meridian.-Lines are being painted
on the payements at important bust
ness street corners to indicate where
pedestrians shall cross streets and
where street cars shall stop for the
discharge of passengers.
Meridiau.-One of the best attended
e.,..-,a na4o,,o,ia1s in tha history of
IIa',,so ro,nn1o ,yas held here con
GLIDING with a cotillion at the Stone
...,.. % +bo
wall Clup, loIio"ins d banquet "' '1e
ocolllsh i1lIe ca'..euI d.
JscI,son - The fiftv.tbird annual
neat.ng Of the Mississippi Medical AS
socjation was convened in the Kinds
eou-i'S oO'''
,i' 1''lleo ~ " u.I ,hardaon
''- " WV " ..4..
Meridian.-The police are investi-
eating the sales of certain medi-
s'H' III We 49, 5,,,si.o,a.s os y,bis.
cousins q ,i3 'l,".-i thoaa " r.hn dripl, if
NeH ever u'' 80.
senatohia Rev. DR.. Mutt has been
called by the BaPtists of Senatobia
70 IN 'ie pu!p-s u ~ ironaasa s IN cal.
e'i'ii "a 'ieie 80 49,, sro,,1 Tovos
@i! ne 0''"
New Albanv-New Albany voted fer
the issue Oh DoHus " ''' ''l0
pehse Oh enldi sing liie Ivy 49, - "a ~
iisHt pan ''i,u ~! ~
49,"
Greenwood.-lhe sum ol '''''
was collected Sunday at the various
churches in Greenwood on Mothers s
Dav for the endowment Of the Old
Ladies Home at Jackson.
,,,a;
ness men of the thriving town of Eu-
nora have entered into an agreement
to close their places of business at 6
o'clock pm. till September
Grenada.-The board of trustees of
The Grenada city schools met with
prof. John Rumble, the new superin-
tendent, and named teachers for the
''0'N' ..s..
CRYSTAL Springs.-The physicians
here have organized a. mutual protect
ss.,v 80 4. ROY, i, p
.te ''''7o = 1i,,i,c, bovS advanced fees
i'is5i- 1l7 - 49,
~ ..4..
1Jo++iosburo uro-NIilIsaDS College Glee
~, ,,sao,.od ot tho strand Theater
CiuD I1ieb4od "ppls,', . vorv large audience
anu ue'1f7 ,,,arto++os and General good
IN a0'o''
S'i's ms a....
CoIumbus.-An anti-malarial survey
,,,dar tha direction of sanitary en-
S+o+ocs rIb1i r
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mutual Improvement ana pracN "a eA-
pansion organization IN MlsSlSslppi 10
the Mississippi State HorncuIeufai DO
ciety
80, nro,,,o court
'"CN'oll. - I.tiaa cvdro,, smith
presiding Win ms i've CoIiII'7 - 80
was on mana toT lbe 4oI oI1i'i5ll'4S '''
ting.
NJ ,horaoan Com
Aoe' o,','' ~. - naId a ca11ed meeting
Hi@iu7iS ~ e.,s,.,.,+,,., t,o orda,.
OF knighthood upon a class OF thirteen
..,al .,,,..,,,+;o,, cf
J@0Ns0ii ~. i'c - ,-.ooio+ior
'he Mi99I99't'P - ,,,,,
was mousHt '0 ,l.+t,,,-
CHOSEN as '''e ~. p-s''
nb:.,lar,bi, rba directors Of the
~N0S',''' .,,l ,,a3a n,osr
a. IHe '"'' 7'0'''.'7 .o.l, a,,,,s1
elapo'"le p''"'
ialr'
Asb,ond The branch experiment
.4a+ion .t r1allv Strings is preparing
..-.+,,,, md f.~,i1f7ar aynar-
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Blue Mountain.-Since the inaugura-
tion of regular freight and passenger
service into Jackson, Tenn, over this
division OF the Gulf Mobile & North
ern railroad, the vo ume of freight
business has doubled according to an
official of the -ai way
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Natchez In response to- the petit
ton of a number Of prominent women
a. Natchez, the board Of trustees Of
The Natchez Hospital has esta blished
a ward for the treatment of conta-
gious diseases of children.
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Blue Mountain.-Progressive plant
ers in Tippah county are urging farm
ers to grow large quantities of corn,
peas, sorghum, hay and other kinds OF
feedstuff this year.
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Jackson.-The full supreme court
bench, Chief Justice Sydney Smith
presiding, with his five colleagues
was on hand for the fortnightly SIT
ting.
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Blue Mountain.-Dr Aired Hume,
vice chancellor of the University of
Mississippi and one of the best lcved
and most eminent educators of the
South, will deliver the baccalaureate
address before the senior class CT Blue
Mountain College Thursday evening,
.
The Washington times., 1920-11-10
PRESS AGENT
Sues Artist Who Painted
Portrait of Mrs. Wood
row Wilson
ASKS $1,000 FEE
For Obtaining Consent Of
First Lady to Sit
for Painter.
ASKS $1,000 FEE

The District Supreme Court has
legal nut to crack In deciding what
an artist should pay q press agent
for the rare privilege Of gazing
long enough upon the First Lady
OF the Land 10 paint full-length
portrait of her.
Grover W. Ayers, who STYLES him
self "nn advertising and publicity
agent" seems to think $1,000 ~ a
modest zee to ask for gaininE per
mission from Mrs. Woodrow Wilson
To haze her portrait painted Sey-
mour W. Ston.. the artist who
painted the portrait, takes diner-
ent view OF II. Now it's legal
Question for the court TO decide. for
Ayers has brought suit for S25, 900
damages. alleging breach OF con-
tract.
Ayers told the court Stone hired
him March 10. 1919, and promised to
pay him $1,000 IL he could obtain
the consent OF Mrs. Wilson to sit for
portrait. The trouble appears to
be that Ayers did" and Stone
didn't" In addition, the artist was
to pay the press agent one-fourth
of The gross income from his BUSH
ness, which has amounted to $780,
200 since 1919. the court was told.
The Washington times., 1920-11-10
ADVERTISEMENT.
Cosmetics Not Needed
Peel the Skin Instead

one reason mercollEed wax is no strongly
Ts'ommended Is that a. really takes the
pree Of severed different coEmetics. saving
'she' patience aud expense II il better
'nhn any cleansing cream. butter than any
massage cream, and better than any rouge,
iy accomplishing the results for which
sven articles are uaed As the wax actually
Sesorbs an old, faded or diseoIored eutieis.
A.hl''e each day, the uhGerlying skin " hich
i.duAIiy appears. Is clearer softer, health
~ nued and more youthful than any cos
M made complexion. spreading on a
~ , .oat 81 TINS wax at night, washing II
" mornings In week or so produces "A
nveIous Transformation Just one ounce
~, -. HercoiiHed wax. obtainablr at any drug
spre, WIN DO the work. There's nothinS
JS'1sI 10 remove fro-Eics. moth patches
blnckheads P"p'-s VI
.aIoI wrinkles End loose. saggy skin. 4
- path made by dissolving one ounce of
rHe powd sred saAolite ia "A half mini OF
1911 haHel' l. the best thing that can be-
omInended This has reInarkabIc as
.rlhgent and tonic properties
The Washington times., 1920-11-10


vember ID TO November II and has
taken passage on the Olympic.
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MISS BOARDMAN GUEST.
Miss Mabel T. Bosrdman will be
League at its meeting on Wednesday
afternoon at 2OOT Columbia Road.
Mrs. Ida VI. galloway. director OF the
Comforts committe. OF the Red Cross,
will speak. Mrs. II. q. snyder will act
IA hostess and viii be assisted by
Mrs. John b. Wilson and Mrs. Watson.
Mrs. George Miller Of the Washing
ton College OF Music. will sing, ac-
companied by Miss Zealand Parker.
Mrs Marjorie Snyder will play on
the violin.
Mrs. Ira Copley will return about
December I, from her home In Aurora.
ILL.,, where she was called by the
death OF her mother. Mrs. Strohn. 4
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George Marshall Allen, OF New
York. Is making a short Visit TO
pha." He will entertain a few friends
at dinner this evening at Noah's Ark
Tea House In Farragut Square.
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HOSTS At INFORMAL DANCE.
Comdr. and Mrs. Claude Mayo were
hosts last evening at the FIRST OF a
series OF small informal dances
which they will give at their new
home. 1903 Thirtieth street.
Mrs. James Mcdonald. who has
been in New York since returning
from Europe, will come to Washing
ton next week and will open her
house in Massachusetts avenue for
the season Her son. Arthur Bradley
Campbell. who was abroad with Mrs.
Mcdonald. reached town yesterday.
$
Mrs. Edwin ST. John Greble. who
has been opening her house in JEFF
ferson place for the season. has gone
to South Bethlehem, Pa. for short
visit to her daughter. Mrs. w. l..
Estes. jr. Before leaving town she
gave a luncheon at the Chevy Chase
Club in compliment to Countess de
Buyer, who is visiting in Washington
and General and Mrs. g. T.. Townsley.
At the annual meeting OF the board
of directors Of the Bruen Home on
Monday. Mrs. William f. Ham was
elected president. The other officers
elected were Mrs. Robert Mcneil,
|'cc president: Mrs. La Verne Beales.
treasurer: Mrs. Pcrham, correspond
ng secretary and Miss Millard, re-
cording secretary.
-
The City Club will open it's social
"ason tonight with musicale and
lance in the large ballroom OF the
Hew willard Hotel. Each member is
entitled to take two ladies.
5
Commissioner Mabel T. Boardman
VIII he the guest of honor and
speaker at reception at the coll
Icge Women's club. this evening.
from $50 to 1890 O'Clock. Mrs. Basil
VI. Manly, the president of the club.
ana the officers of the club, will re-
serve lht guests with Miss Board
man. All college women in the city
are welcome
The Washington times., 1920-11-10
.IHEN YOUR BODY
RUNS DOWN, HOW
D0YOU RECHARCE
IT?

DO you recharge it" Can an en-
CINE run all day without lue'! '"u'"
your stomach go without 1000 TOT
very long?
Then how do you expect your h'"od
TO go year in and year out without
replenishing il with the ingredients
that IL must give the vital organs
Thousands Of people today are nerV-
ous. run down, weak, pale-lookins
individuals, who simply neglected TO
r.ch.rpe their battery Of life with
IRON and other health-giving ingre-
dients.
The Washington times., 1920-11-10
SEPARATED u YEARS,
She SEEKS DIVORCE

WHITE PLAINS. \. " Nov w.
After being married twenty-five
years and separated twenty-five
years. Mrs. Catherine Delamater APP
piled 10 Justice seegar today Ior
alimony and counsel fees pending the
trial of her suit fov permanent sepa-
ration. Justice Seegar allowed the
plaintiff $40 a week and $40 counsei
fees.
Counsel for the plaintiff said Mrs,
Delamater was cripple and that
she had lost three fingers OF her
right hand. clifford Couch said MS
client also had three fingers missing
on one OF his bands.
Counsel for the plaintiff contend
ed that Mr.. Delamater had 4 large
income because he built ships, ran a
ferryboat during the summer ana
operated a hack.
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lean Eliot'S NeUs
OF Capital Society


Continued from Page Eight
Mrs. salisbury have taken Mrs Philip
sheridan's house. 22ll Massachusetts
avenue, aud will take possession
shortly.
Mrs. Walter Bruce Howe has gone
To Hot Springs. Va, for short visit
10 her brother and sister-in-law,
Major and Mrs. James Vaudeville
Carlisle.
DIR. David Jayne hin has gone to
New York and Is staying at the Bit
more Hotel
Countess Won Moltke-Huitfeid.
who has been the guest Of the Misses
Patten, has returned to New York.
She dined last night at the Ritz
Carlton with her brother and sister
in-law. Sir. and Mrs. Jerome N. Bona
parte. Mr.. aud Mrs. Newbold Leroy
Edgar, the former a half brother Of
countess won Moltke- were
also in the party
=
The British delegates To the inter-
n.tional electrical communication
conference wilL entertain at all Armi-
stice day dinner and dance at Ward
man Park Hotel tomorrow evening.
-
captaIn c. J. Henry. OF the British
embassy stan will go 10 New York
on Sunday TO attend the opening OF
the opera. He will return to wash
ington on Tuesday.
$
commander Henry l.. Abbot and
Mrs. Abbot, who was formerly Miss
Elizabeth Grinnell. have taken pos
session of their apartment In The
Marine.
Brig. Gen. and Mrs. Richard l.
Hoxis are leaving Washington today
10 spend the winter at Miami. Fla,
where they have home.
d
Mrs. Floyd WagIaman was hostess
yesterday at the second of two lunch
cons given at the Cafe st. Marks,
3
THE NEwBERRYs COMING.
Senator and Mrs. Truman H. New
berry. who are at their Detroit nome,
will not open their house here until
after Christmas.
DIR. W. II. de Beaufort. charge
d'arfaires of the Netherlands. who Is
In Chicago, will return at the end oil
this week.
Brig. Gen. William Mitchell VIII
return today from Langley Field Va,
whore he spent about n week.
:
Mrs. Joseph ". Bailey, jr., spent
the week end with Miss Edith Shep-
ard Wallach at Fenton Farm. near
Warrenton. Va. The marriage or
Miss WaIlach, daughter or Mr.. and
Mrs. Richard Wallach. to Gaines
The Washington times., 1920-11-10
ARMENIA IN FULL
CONTROL OF TURKS
Fall OF kars Removes Last OBJ
stacle in Way Of Sub
jugation.

cONSTANTINOPLE. Nov. 10 Nis
London. Nov. lOl.--The TALL Of kar-
has removed the last obstacle in the
way OF complete subJugstIOn OF Ar
menia by the Turkish nationslists.
and the situation OF the country has
become desperate. This was the in
formation reaching British head
quarters today from TrebizOnd.
The Turkish nationalists have
seized many lorries that were being
used ny American relief workers {,
transport supplies Ia the Armo nians.
Both the Turkish nationRlisis and
the Russian Bolshcyihi are making
war on Armenia
The Washington times., 1920-11-10
HARVARD CLUB To E0ID
SEASONS FIRST MEETING

The hrst meetlng this SEASON OF the
Washington Harvard club will be
held 81 the University Club at $50
oclock next Tuesday night u. T.
Meredith. Secretary OF Agriculture.
rotary of the Navy, will SPEAK
Since the convention OF the AS
ISOLATED Harvard Clubs In this city
six months ago the membership % the
local club las practically doubled.
The Washington times., 1920-11-10
NO BOOZE. LESS LUMBER.

CHICAGO. Nov. lO.-frohibltioh
and the inability OF lumberJacks Ia
Wisconsin and Michigan 10 optalu
lIouor aimee the beginning of the dry
era were cited as the chief causes for
The recent falling of of production
i'm the lumber industry at meeting
in the Congress Hotel Of the Norlh-
ern Hemlock Association.
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The Washington times., 1920-11-10
FIRE IN ROYAL PALACE.

BUDAPEST. Nov. lO.--Fire In the
royal palace has destroyed the for
mer study of Emperor Franz Joseph,
including the elaborate ceiling, which
was considered AN artistic master
piece OF Empress Maria Theresa's
time.
The Washington times., 1920-11-10

thus % al nB Il rank among the iars-
oF' i'arruia Cpa's An abe country. \
Rp.cill wl:e VIII b. Installed al the
UEiNeIs.ty CUB for the Hsryerd-falt
foosb an c.ash satu DAP. November 20.
be'.irHiha "a o'ciuei[
The Washington times., 1920-11-10
MRS. MORGAN VISITS

Mrs. j. Pierpont Morgan. New York
ity. Is a guest of the Hotel Lafay-
cite.
The Mt. Holyoke AIumnac Associa
ion will hold its first meeting of IN,
season at the home OF Mrs. J. II
.ildcbrand, i3i New Jersey aycnu.
southeast, Saturday, al 5 o'clock. All
IT. Holyokc alumnae in the city ar,
invited.
Count Robert lie Clairmont who ha :
Ieen at the Homestead, Virginia Hot
'prings, for the usual autumn visit.
as left for Washington. where nc
ill be for several weeks and will
hen go 20 New York TO sail for India.
eturning to America by way OF
gypt. France and England.
Mr.. and Mrs. Reginald 5. Huide-
toper are receiving congratulations
IN the birth of son recently Mrs.
luidekoper was formerly Miss Bessie
'. du Pont.
The Washington times., 1920-11-10
GOV. SMITH SPENT NOTHING.

ALBANY, Nov, 10.--Governor Smith
spent nothing and received nothing
In his unsuccessful campaign for re-
election. according To his personal
campaign statement filed with the
secretary of state today.
The Washington times., 1920-11-10
THE GHEEN.s RETURN.


ard II. Gheen, and Miss Florence
'heeh, are again in their home on
lew Hampshire avenue. after spend
ng the autumn at Pittsfeld, Mass.
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Moving pictures of the pageant of
merican history which was the
'eature of the Navy League Ball last
winter will be shown in Masonic
'emple December II, 16 and 20.
Well known society people and the
descendants of the actual characters
II the early history Of the country
ssumed the parts In the pageant
;hich their forefathers played in real
life. The pageant was managed by
IRIS. James Carroll Frazer and staged
v Mrs. Marie Moore Forrest.
This is the first showing Of the
.cture which will go all over the
untry and will eventually be shown
, the schools and colleges. 4 part
1.-the proceeds will go to the Navy
,ague fund.
$
Mrs. James Carroll Frazer has re-
armed to Washington and opened her
ONE, where she will be- jojiniejd a
tile later by her parents. Mr.. and
lrs. Eugene Van Rensselaer,. who
re still in their summer home at
berkeley Springs. ". Va. Mrs. Frazer
Ut back last month from Europe,
here she went with her cousin, Mrs
heodore v. Boynton. returning last
onth ahead OF Mrs. Boynton. to
,cnd a few weeks at Berkeley. Mrs
oynton reached Washington last
Yening.
The Washington times., 1920-11-10
l!lII<!l!ls'

THE PRESCRIPTION of the late DR.,
John Mcdonald. eminent physician Of
Washington, d. c., is what you Iced
Pure. organic iron for the blood, phos'
phorous for the nerves, and nuX vom
ion for the stomach, is contained in
this mighty KING OF RECONSTRUCT
TIVE TONES. See how quickly your
body will respond, how your earl!
fatigue will vanish, your weight come
back. nervousness, irritability disap-
pear. and behind it all, you find MAN
TONE, used with wonderful success
by thousands of people and the lead
ing physicians everywhere.
Peoples Drug stores. sell MANrONE
under money-back guarantee
The Washington times., 1920-11-10

Gwathmey, OF New York. which will
take place AZ noon on Thursday No
NsSzhsV a. 81 Ns0tSa EaTan, VIII Dc
attended only ty members OF the
two families. The bride viii be
given In marriage by her father ana
the ceremony will be performed BY
the Rev. Paul Bowden. rector OF ST.
James Episcopal Church. Wsrrenton.
-
John Barrett, former director gem
eral OF the Pan American Union, has
returned to Washington after spend
ing some time In Chicago and New
York, and IL staying at the Powhstan
Hotel.
Nine. Pezet, wife OF the ambasss-
dor OF Peru, who has been In Europe
for several months, has postponed the
date Of sailing for home nom No.
yember ID TO November II and has
taken passage on the Olympic.
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A trav6S de LibrOS y Revistas
EN- Ell RENO DE SAN EsTEBAN

recha y colocada encima de los blaso
mes, es Ell emblema EN- cierta forma
de la patria magyar. Esta< <misma coro
ma, en- plata, para los soldados, en-
orc, para los oticiales, ha' sido mandada
colocar por Ell almirante Horthy en- ell
casco, en- el pesa6o casco de trinchera
aleman con que estan tocadas sus tro-
pas ilustra los estandartes del Ejer-
ito nacional.
Pero no es este Ell tinico indicio de
las tendencias hIngaras hacia una res
tauraci6n. En- toda Hungria Sc esta
reaazando una propaganda activisi
ma por Comit6s s6lidamente constitui-
dos. Una de sus principales armas es
la publication de carteles. En- algunos
de ellos Sc We los representatives de
todas las clases fraternalmente unidos
en- una especie de juranento debajo lie
la corona, de la que parten rayos mi
lagrosos, que llevan "a siguiente inscrip
cion: "Agrupemonos alredor de la San
ia Corona Milenaria'', v al pic de las
sefas del psrtido reahsta hdngaro, ca
lie de Esterhazy, 25.
En- otros carteles Sc lee Ell siguiento
llamamiento: "Fundadores de la Pa
tria, unios al partido nacional realistic
hungaro, porque i1uestra Patria no vol
vera. a ser fuerte grande mas que
cuando tengamos un soberano nacio-
nal"
otros carteles parafrasean en- forma
diferente ell mismo pensamiento:
''Lo que Ell porvenir nos descubri-
"a es 81 vencera la vollntad. muchas
veces vacilante, de las grandes poten
cias Ell deseo del pueblo h6ngaro. !"
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Cuba honrara el nom
bre del DR.. Betances
(Del "HeraldO de Cuba -.

Cuando este peri6dico lanz6 la idea
proponiendo que una calle centrica de la
Habana llevase ell nombre de "Betan-
ces'', nuestro malogrado v viejo ami
60, agente revolucionario de la guerra
de Independence en- Paris; no presen-
tada un proyecto inusitado, nj ofrecia
una idea de su cosecha. No hacia otra
coaa que. como sienpre, recoger las
palpiaaciones sentimentales del pueblo
cubano, y engarzarlas en- una PROPOSE
ci6n simpatica
Nunestro colega la Prensa'' acoge
y apoya con un vigoroso articulo en-
que hace resaltar los valores del perso-
naje y en- Ell que reconoce nuestra ini-
ciativa en- ell asunto, la justicia del
prop6sito. Y no cabe dudar de que, aun
que no expresa todavia, de La misnsa ma
nera opinara, toda la prensa del pals.
Las denominaciones de ciudades, ca
lies, instituciones con ell nombre de per-
sonajes que encaInan ideales naciona-
les simbolizan hechos y 6pocas tras-
cendentales en- la vida de una Nacion
tienen los fines principales honrar la
memoria del hombre que fue I'm factor
beneficioso en- los destinos de un pue-
bio, y mantener viva en- Ell recuerdo, con
la evocacion continue de su nombre, la
leccion civica que ofrece, para ediica-
ci6n y estimulo de las generaciones.
Ateni6ndonos solo estos dos aspec-
tos ninguno como Ell doctor Betances
es una honra y un ejemplo.
Su dedication laboriosa y seria en- Pa
MS en- pro de la causa cubana, fue obra
de thames. Con sus prestigios vencio
preocupaciones adversas a la causa de
Cuba que, por otra parte, algunos cuba
nos pusieron en- peligro. Esa labor mis-
ma es una gran emulaci6n, porque no
solo fue ell ap6stol desinteresado de es-
"a TERRA que, sin ser la suya, sirvi6 y
am6 msjor que muchos de los suyos, ST.
no que abarcaba mucho mas. Sus senti-
mientos de hbertad derecho Sc exten-
dian todo Ell ser humane; sus ansias
de emancipation perseguian la solida-
ridad del arco antillano.
Ningdn nombre honrara mas la ciu-
dad de la Habana, y nunca habra he
cho ostentaci6n de justicia Y civilidad
mayores Ell Municipio que cuando quede
selada, una de las Was mas importantes
de la Habana, con ell magnifico nombre
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NO HAY DISCULPA ALGUNA
PARA HACER SUFRIR AL NINO

Cuando Sc despierta un nino sobre-
saltado Y con miedo cruje los dientes
durante ell sueno, cuando lie plea la
nariz y padece paroxismos de tos SEGA
con dolores de cabeza, cuando tiene
iebre lenta Y sufre de afeccciones es-
pasmodicas convulsivas, hay indica-
ZONES positivas de lombrices soli-
taria.
No es necesario prolongar la ansie-
dad de los padres ante tai cuadro de
males. Una sola dosis del Vermffugo
Trio SECURE, del Dr. H. F. Peery,
revelara la presencia de las lombrices
Y sera en- la mayoria de los casos SUI
ficiente para eliminar dentro de pocas
horas despues de administrar Ia do
sis, cuanta lombriz exista
Ell Vermffugo "TIRO SECURE" del
DIR. II. 2. Peery, es ell dnico legftimo;
es. el 1nico Vermifugo que opera sin
necesidad de repetir la dosis, la adj
cion de otros purgantes para compile
tar su accion.
Como su nombre indica, es Trio Sc
guro las lombrices.
Fabricado solamente por Wright's
Indian Vegetable Pill Co, 372 Pearl
St.. New York, E. U. de A. Advt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-08-16
Ell Rey de Espsha gestOnd Ia paz entire los
AliadOs y Austria en- Mario de 1917

On despacho de Paris que puhica .el
s'New York Times refere que segnn
nm artfcuIo puhHcado EN- ''Le Matin =,
include ''in extenso'', en- la priraavera
de mil novecientos diez v siete hubo
una tentative de paz en- forma, presen-
tada por ell rey de Espana Francia
por medic del agregado militar en- Ia
Legaci6n francesa Ell Madrid. Coronel
Devig1iee
Ell memorandum de la entrevista en-
ire el Rey y Devigne Sc lie perdi6 al
iiltimo el mismo afio en- Paris, yendo en-
autom6vil. Con este mo.dvo fue proce-
sado Ell coronel ante una corte marcial
y Absuelto en- defnitiva. Ell despacho de
Devigne fue recuperado desnu6s
he aqui el artfculo dc lie Matin \:
La paz estuvo tan cerca en- mil no