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'CUApERNo DE PASToRES. con ella. Pa.
r-ado, Nabal, MeEgo. Lizardo, Bato. Barto-
10. Ermitano, Angel. Teyano, Melizo. Tulo'
To-ingo. Cucharon. Dorisyo. Luzbe!, Satanas,
ASmodeo, AstucIs, Pecado, Haron. Plut n
- hojas eScritas en- maqufna. s6.75. GRAN
CONCILIO DE LUZBEL con Pecado. Sa-
tanaS. Asmodeo, Astucia. Asu0n, As-oret,
Asturiei, 20 hoias escritaS 4 maquina, $500.
EN- BARRO DE GUADALAJARA. Maria,
Jose. 81 Niho. los Tres Reyes. La au'da a
Esipto. La DcSollaci0n de los .aoccntes.
PaStores, elias. Diablos. Grm,ss';s. Cana.
ditos, Nusgc verde. Fare rs. Lentejuela. Dr-
nauaentoS. rapel dorado, o-oPel. Papel dc
China, ienteiuels de dolores. etc En- iue-
zoe completes para nacimientos, precios es,
peciaIes. Ordene con tempo 3 Ia AGENClA
DE PUHLICACIONES "GALVANCITO.
$50 Ncrth santa Rosa Ase.. san Antonio,
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PESQUISAS.

SIS. % De GRATIrICAClON Sc lie dara 4
Ia persona que me iuforme del psraaSro d
mi hermdna Geaoveba GoaZa-ez de james
de 60 alos de edad, originarId de san An
tonic. Texa. Hace IN arc Sc eTcoHt-aSa
en- Cheft Arizona, y tuve raZ6n de ella. POI
conducto de IL Srita. Dorotea VareA. A
esLa mlsma senorita Ia ag-adecerIa oIucho
cua.Cuier ipforme: 10 pasado 10 tcngo Of.
viGado- D.rIguSe 4 II Sra. Blasa Coma
Iez de Wells. AS River 81. san An,on.o.
DESEo saber el paradero de mi hIjo Juan
Mendoza, de quien hace tres amos rec.bi suS
u.unas ncticias de Peasant Valley, Oxiaho-
ma. Cudlquiera persona que ms i~n.ornc,
sera IiDeraImente correspond.da- DA .janse
n Isabel Mendoza 527 ". Houston ST. san
Antonio, Texas. (l2D
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DARE $500 D GRATIFICACION a Ia
persona que me info-me e. luGar en- que
SO encuentre Ia sonora Angelita Gutierrez
en- JUNO del ano pasado Sc encontraba en-
Certro, Cal, en- compania del Sr. Martin
yiIlarueva. DirigirSe tcdo informe con e
d~onicilio del informante. q Cruz Quinones.
Mesa MaripoSa, Arizona. as
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poY $500 DE GRATIFlCACIoN y una
suscricion For un ano de Ia Prensa." q
Ia persona que me iIfor,nc del pIradcro de
Esteban Ibarra, dc 5 y medic pies de eSta-
tura, de 20 amos de edad. moreno, ojos ca.
fe. pelo quebrado. negro, nariZ afilada. Id
bios gruesos. fornido, cara alarGada. Sus
ultimas notcias las -ccib! de oklahoma en-
Juno 1915. DiriglrSe ! Miguel loarra, Sa-
binal, Texas. Ill
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ARTICULOS MEXICANOS

Da..e, p.s..Us, NaIela &c Ce.&yA, ni.rl d
Mazuey. Legitlmo Chocolate Mexicaao Z
Tapa;io" y La Mexicana." Chiles pasilla
Negro, Mulato y Chipode. LOIS y CurioSida
des de Guadalaia-a. etc. FIda Esta genera
GRATIS. Dcspachamos ordenes de UN
DOLLAR para a-rlba. por cor-eo o express.
Los p-ecios MAS BAJoo FL Gespacho ma
-apido. Dlrijanse L CABEZUD BROS. 90
IS. sta. a. San Antonio. Texas. Direction
local: iiloi: W. St
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SASTRES: Sc necesitan 8 saqueroa. 2 pan.
taloneros y IN conlposturero: Sc pagan loo
meiores precios de plazs Sc asegura tr2odlo
pcrnanente. Dirigirse a G. CueTas , Co
41o Chapsrrai ST Corpus Christi, Texas.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-10-10

2os ". - SL-New iOrA. y y.
Tratamien.o perfeccIonato de las g.andu-
las iute-sticidlcs- contra IL P"stFa<'oa "
90, zln necesidad de operacl6n = sin in
prd1- que sc dedicue = SIS 0caI aelones oia-
-.as. r.mhien tralo Intermediates de- eS-
tonnage, SaaGre, pIeI y eIE2. De acnerco
con los u!ti.nOs metocos -raneeSeS. eOts ne
-, haee-me unaS cuansdS yisItaS Eoro-
ra-,as m6dicuS. No cambIo correspondence
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GRATIFICARE. con $500 4 Ia persona
que inIome donde sc encuentra Vidal ANA
uor, como de % amos de edAd me%.cano. nl-
clio en- Encaruacl6n de Diaz, Mexico. ) to-
ID su vida Ia paso en- Monterrey trabajando
en- panaderias. Es de cuerpo regular, oju-
Srandes color cafe, trogueno; hace 8 aios
Sc fue de eSta poblaci6n engan. hado PARA
rabajar en- Houston y desde entonces no
sc de e. Diriglrse a Refugio MeLdoza. los
LoLoya st. san Antonio, Texas. GU
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CASAS NUEVAS

MUY BARATo para venderse pronto. On
solar de 40 K 100 pies. situaco en- Angel 81
Slo0. 90. DiriGirse L 32S Thompson Pace,
Ciudad. NO.
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G~RATIFICARE 4 Ia persona que me in
fo.ne del paradero de Jeronimo Estrada, de
- amos de edad, eStatura regular, pe.o CHI
no, nariz chica- cara redonda. color moreno.
GrStificsci6n: $500. DIrigirSe q Lorenzo
Estrada. Box IS, Burdick. Kansas. lll
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GRAT1FICARE con SIS 90 4 la persona
que me informe d6nde Sc eneuenGa la Sc
nora flavIa Vazquez YIuda de Martinez y
su hio Alberto MARITIME. Son or.gIu.rIoS
de Ia ciudad de Mexico > hace como IN a..o,
mas O menos. vinieron a este pals. PERM.
necieldo a.gun tempo en- Laredo, Iex..s. Dr.
rigir TODD iniormc q Pedro Perez. lVll ".
houston St. san ANTONIO. Texas. (l2l
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G~RATlFICARE con $500 dollars q Ia
persona que me dc informes e1actos del jo-
ven Gilberto Felix Soria, de Is amos de ed!d
alto. con una pequena ~cicat-iZ en- II celia IL
quierda lego n Laredo, procedente de Qua
dalaiara, el pasado mes de Julio y segun in
formes Sc fue Z Linares o Montemorelos, del
Estado de Nuevo LIE n. Mexico, o 4 San
Francisco, Cal. DirigirSe n In Sra Doc
res Alfonso, Humboldt 80. Guadalljara, ia
.isco Mex, o al senior j. S. Alfonso, 18th
Cavalry Band. Fl. Desmoines, Iowa. G1l
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Professor Jose AoaSo Palares. del Con-
.eryauorlo Saclongd Gs Mu5sca dc AeAieo, con
M, lie IS amos de pTacllca- Da cEasss pdT-
,r,,.-. en- 81 Academia. lGl5 NJ aous-
ton -
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Sc NECESTTAN muchachos con bicicleta,
2e mas de Is amos. Dirigirse 4 Superinten.
denUe de Wolf & Marx. tIol
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SOLlCITO sefiora o .senorita que entienda
trabaio de Fotografia, con practea en- reve-
lar e imrTimir, sin pretencSones. Ucurra q
la So. Laredo St. foeosrafia Moderna
I'D
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EMPLEOS

Sc NECEolTA peIuquero competence. ga
rantzando $500 semanafioS. Driglrsc q
5l9 W. Houston St t11)
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MARIA Gil De LENSKIN, prOfeSora de
planU Er.Gua4d en- CT C0nSeEyatOrIo Sacioad-
ce Mexico. > dscIpua Del p-an.sIa po.Aco
A1-c.o LensSln, O. classes. 40 NORTH -
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-10-10

ZAPATOS del GobieSno. Po- za2atoS s;a
-eps-ar. 25c. pa=. Par zapatoS replEa-
dos $50 q $500. Por mayor. sos ";
Comerce ST. san Antonio, Texas. i4Il
MOLINOS De PILORA PARA NIXTAMAL
- Pida mi tolleto. =
p Raca- Box go. Los Angeles, Cal.
GRAN NoVEDAD EN- FoNCGRAFO>. Los
eve ahora of-ecemos reunen tod4s las renta-
i.s . pa-secc.oneS de los apa-atoS mas coSto.
Scs Tocan c~GaIquIe- clase de dIsccs y son dc
construction nuy tGe-te y durable. Mieu--as
Sc agotcn los renuti-emos libres &C gas;os' For
"a pecuena suma de $50. Pida hoy mIsno
81 sIyo a CHAPA MERCANTILE Co. SIC
" Commerce 81. san Antonio. Texas. En-
y5anos Cata.oco gratis 4 QUEEN 10 sclcite-
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ENSENANZA

SsSDSA amer .c4Glaa ia IeSS.OnSs de ins4Ss
=. domtclko, = un dollar por nora, solamen-
"A. uur.nue Il dIa- E4E1 incomes ue4eAV-
near = Crockett BAL. u2icamente &c > d-m
q - M
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CoMPRAMOS y VENDEMOS NUE.
Pagamos ell meier precio. Navarro Guerrero,
COS FL Paso st.
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NECESITAMOS unos cuantos hombreS pa
RI vei.dcr nuestros productos entire Ia gentc
mexicana.
Nuestras preparedness Sc venden muy
bien entire los me1icanos.
lo.-Porque los anunciamos extersamente,
2oI-PorQue estan garantizadoS,
-3o.-Porque estSn puestoS en- hernooss en-
vases.
Los moses de Octubre. Noviembre 5 Di-
cicmbre, son los mas aproposito del aNo
para venGer nueStros productos.
Muchos de nueS.ros Agentes estan hacien-
DO de $50. 90 a $500. 90 cada mes. LIE d.
mos 4 I'd. IN buen t~erritorfo y lie paga-
mos SUP gastos de ferrocarrI 81 sale de Ia
ciudad. Dirigirse a
o. Leary Products Co., Inc.
l10L. SoleGRd ct. san Antonio, Texas.
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DR. V FALOMO
DR.. E. A.

Dcn-sA. ParL.cIPa q 81 antigua ciehtea
v al puoheo en- general. que Sc encuenLTA
de ryyreso en- esta cudad- BOOK Bldg. Cua--
70 No. 206. LOG W. Houston 81
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VENDo tiro de mulas, guarniciones
caro- de cuatro ruedas. go Gale Ruiz.
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"OUIJA." Tabla Migica de Adivinaciin
Mfstica, divierte > fascIna por 81 poder so.
brenaturai. CoEIesta todas as preguntaS con
solo pones las manos en- ella La enviaremos
franco de porte por 500. Juarez N. Co aos
LARGO. Texas.
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DE SUMO INTERES PARA LOS MEXI-
CANOS- IuformacIones, encdrgos y comI.
SIoEcs en- general. 81 81 famIlia viene oe
Mexico, no abandone I'd. Su uabajo, escri-
bame 3 20 arregiare su negocio. DirJase
hoy mismo por correo o ~telefono. n. d.
Camarena, P. O.. Box ass o 2o7A E.
Overland ST. Ell PASO, Texas.
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" Leary So.' Inc.
ll0L. SoleGRd ct. san Antonio, Texas.
Sc NECESITA una muchocha para ira
baio general de casa: tambien una lavan-
ocra. Ocurra el lunes q SO7 So. Presa, Tel.
CT. 60i3. tl0l
MUCHACHO meXicano obtuvo diploma en-
rlquigrafia, en- q ieccloncS, lie procure una
pcsIc:0n g-nando s125.00 por mes. Jiggetts.
| ,aluos de Wagner.) tI0)
Sc NECESITA una sehorita con expo
.encia para Dependence, que babe inglts
) tengl referenciaS. Ben katz Store. 334
| ". mmcr St tlOj
Sc NECESITAN inmediatamente mucha.
hos aprel does de mecanico. Ucurran a 526
so. Alamo St tl2I
Sc NECESITA muchacha lavap.atos. Ocu-
"a al French Cafe. Crockett st. No ne
.esita hablar ing1Gs. u.s.
MUCHACHO mexlcano que hable ingies'
para ,rAo.jo general &C casa y jardin. qu
.cpa mansI-r suCo.a VI y ueiisa 4cencia )
| .vcomenu.:.Un. 2vJ W. Ave
CO.
.,EvticlIO Una recamafera me1tcana- ocu-
"a oIOT. y. alamo d. VA
Sc NHCEoIIA IN muenacno parn trab4'
r ca l.. cUS..-A y un uuu..-e co.LpeLsnLa
I'D ni.n>I~r u..a Ilauu-n1 ue iA'ar cuu.cI-
- &c p4-.4. D.rlIas- 81 Steward dc. no
-. 81. au.usay. az
NECESIIaMOo IN s.slre iuuied.a-AInents
...a cU..yvssuIaS, * L.inrfu Si-se. ine
.u.sery .a.Yur 70. IlS JeA=fsou ST. l4EI
Sc ~NEUrSIrAN trapaJadores para ira
..JAc en GUnSIucc.on dc L.oiiLo' SueiuSS
.ssue 10 seD--yus LUr nvrA. tueurn ssn.ise
...ueu.a..lLeu. d Inc i~Ans C0uipa-y, foft
a -IdI. lSAi>.
.E CESI IN sas.re. Ucurra inmedia-
--4.Su.e a. -ou LnIaury labor Snop. A'eh.-
- - Ian,n Iray,s. llzJ
SOLICITo IN carr!ncero de pr.mera cla-
sc, uIr.l.rse a Alfonso Castles. 20 =
xnr,,na II (I2)
EXCELENTE oportunidad para muchachos,
no ueaen que SaOer iIgIss, para CSp4Jat en-
un sa.un ue prInera close, pdrd BOA De cal
z-uo, buena pssa y mucnas propihas. 4o
last houston 81
Sc NECESITA I'm lavaplatos y IN mucha-
cho para LrabGjo saieral. senSa nsto pa
I'd tr.baJar. Carolina Tea Room. Iray.S
Park. I'll!
Sc NECESITA IN muchacho mexicano de
i6 amos de cdad. que huole POGO de iLSleS'
pa.a tapGjar en- Genus. Dry Good store.
81 r.. Commerce st. /
NECESlTO TN muchacho repartldor con
s~IcIuleta y buenaS reierenciaS, para que en-
reEue ropa a domicI.o. bucn sueido. Anie-
r.can Dye WorkS. 3l6 Garden St
Sc NECESITAN dos Sastzes miiitares.
Ocurrar u Post Exchange. 9Th Infantry.
,Lh st. Avenida C. Camp Travis. CID
Sc NECESITAN hombrcS con e1periencia
para e~xpiotar dInamita en- minas o en- car
teras de piedra. Trabaio permanente. TE- !
XAS TRAP ROCK COMPANY, GRAYBURG |
BUILDING. san Antonio. Texas. tlo)
Sc NEGESITA I'm muchacho con e0pe- |
riencia para trabsjar en- tienda de ropa- |
Dirigirse 4 Tl2 w. Commerce st. (l0i
Sc NECESITAN dos i6venes mexicanos
educados, que habien POGO ingies para de
Tendencies en- tieEda de ropa, Sc p~refieren
con experiencia. trabajo permanente y de
perspecuva. THE REGENT CLoTHE
SHOP l0i E. Houston st t1oj
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Swat the Jinx'
 Slogan for Show

San Bernardino, Gal, Jan. 2A.,-
 Swat the jinx" is the slogan adopt- ed for 1920 by the national orange show. Some sort of cheering phras was made necessary because the tenth annual display of citrus fruits Tn this city will be opened to the public Friday. In addition to this helng hangman's day, it has the dis tlnctlon of being the 18th of Febru- ary. Not only that-but the show always runs for 10 days, which brings the closing day on Feb. 23. Even black cats will be welcome.
 Wild-eyed horror greeted this an- nouncement of the executive com mltte, but it was explained that the United States weather bureau reports were responsible for braving the triple hoodoo, as it was shown bv the weather records that during these particular 10 days in Febru. ary through the orange-growing sec tion of Southern California no heavy rains may be expected.
 More than a million oranges, lem ons, grapefruit and lines, represent ing 42 varieties will be displayed.
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Hubby Got Mad
 and Left Young
 Bride An Naturel

Atlanta, Ga, Jan. 24.-Kansas City may have had it's kissless brides, but now Atlanta presents a clothes less one The story is told by the proprietor of an Atlanta hotel and vouched for by employees and other guests.
 MT and Mrs. E. l.. Murray regis tered last Tuesday and didn't mind telling folks they were newly we'd Gcd and were as loverlike as they could be Wednesday they had a little tiff, and Thursday morning the husband came downstairs with two grips, acknowledged he was a little short and left his wife's toilet set as security for their room rent and after stating his wife would be down soon," was on his way,
 Then the wife called up, wanting to know where hubby was. She wSa told he was gone. She gasped What! Left me like this?"
 Like this" she explained to the manager, was the covering nature gave her, except for an embroidered apron and a pair of shoes. HusbanG had taken everything else with him
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taing caused her to open the doo, ol 'he furnace. On opening the door Shg r. saw the charred body.
 me coroner was notified of +be Ilnalng of the body and he sum. moned the states attoreny. sher;ff ana other officers The rema;na were were removed from the furnace and nd loIno r to be badly burned.
 Coroner Hodges, after the fire in the furnace had died out. bv hard work crawled thru the fireboX door |hlch is about ? 1-2 feet from tbo lloor and inches wide and 18 incb- es nigh. He found it impossible to close the door from inside. how ever. oo' io"-
 Cheerful Night Before Death
 on the winess stand at the coro- p9rF inquest Mrs. Searle testified "aen questioned as to her mothers attltude toward suicide, that her m0ther had repeatedly asserted her ser ci as opposed to lf-destruction She said her mother was cheerful the night before she was found dead, Mrs. Nemi, so far as her daughter KNOWS, had no enemies.
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Mrs. firing divorce from Walter IT, ing on grounds of cruelty. Before Judge Kirby signed the order he dis covered that Mrs. Iring had been divorced from two former husbands on grounds of Cruelty and was en. gagged to marry o. W. Boner as sool, as she obtained her third divorce. The judge thereupon refused to sign the order, there being 8 Kentucky statute which says a person shah not have more than one divorce for the same cause except the two statutory causes.
 Mrs. lring's first wedding was the highest" ever known in Louisville. She was Ora Smith, Is years old, employed in the White City amuse- ment park here. John H. Whallen, the manager, wanted a wedding on the tower" as an attraction. He ar ranged match between Ora and Err nest Kemper, another park employe. They were married on top Of the 150-foot tower in the presence of 15,000 persons.
 Mrs. Kemper got a divorce from kemper not long afterwards on grounds of cruelty. She married Lunsford Boies Nov. s, 1912, in lief iersonville and divorced him May 30, 1914. The next day she married Iring.
 o. w. Boner in New York, con firmed the report that he was next on the list if Judge Kirby had not lnterfered. He is president of the Boner Case Co.,, the Natural Dry Milk Co.,, and manufactures egg powders. He met Mrs: Iring at Churchill Downs last spring.
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Third Divorce is
 Withheld From.
 Kentucky Woman

Louisville, Ky, Jan. 24-Ora Smith-K Kemper- Boies-Iring, 28 years old and attractive, who has been di- ,vorced twice, has been commanded by Judge Kirby, in the divorce courts of Louisville, to abstain strictly from any more divorces and has had snatched away one that she was about to get, from her latest husband, Wal ter Iring.
 Judge. Kirby's act prevented Mrs. lMng's marriage to o. w. Boner, the milk king" of New York, who has provided s50,0Oo home for her at Kew Gardens. Mrs. Iring is in New York.
 Last Saturday a decree was writ ten in Judge Kirby's court granting
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Italy Plans to
 Help Feed Vienna

Washington, Jan. 24,-A hUmani- tarian movement has been started iu Italy to bring thousands of famine stricken children from Vienna and take care of them pending improve ment in conditions in the Austrian capital.
 For example, dispatch from Paris announced that the mqyor of Milan has gone to Vienna to escort personally from Vienna 150o chil- dren suffering from lack of food and clothing.
 The Italian Red Cross has advised the Vienna municipal authorities that it is prepared to receive and care for 15,000 of Vienna's children in the vicinity of Rome. It is proposed by the Italian authorities that Vienna send accredited delegates with the little ones in order to establish for themselves the healthfulness of the conditions under which the children will be surrounded during their stay on Italian soil. This movement has the encouragement and active CO., operation of the Italian government.
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BODE MYSTERY OF
 lOMAN, MURDERED, LEFT IN FURNACE:
futh Dakota Crime is Pug 'zling Mystery to Officers
 There

N Sioux Falls, s. D., Jan. 24.-Whr } zSy urdered Mrs. John Nemi. a veal. SSbv woman of Lead, and then pu, {SS Or body into the furnace of he1 @Aome?
 M Black Hill officers working or a&be case have thus far been com 2S1etelv baffled in their efforts te S8@;nd some clew to the identity oi Ethe slayer.
 S When the body, with the lower alimbs burned, was found by a mar Fried daughter of the victim, it was Rsupposed to have been . case of suicide. But the authorities were unable to figure out how the woman Icould have crawled into the firebox of the furnace upon the hot coals land then pulled the door shut, the evidence of the daughter being that the door was closed when she disciv- cred the charred remains of her mother inside.
 It was discovered that a few days
 before the death Mrs. Nemi had.
 withdrawn nearly S6,O0O in cash from
 banks at Newell and Lead. Then a
 search commenced to determine what
 had become of the money, the off cers going upon the theory that she had been killed by someone for this
 money. After some days, J. F. Nee ker, a detective, found $4,355 in
 bills in coffee can in a box of pa- pers and rubbish in a storeroom adjoining the room which Mrs. Nemi had occupied on the night of her death. The can was wrapped in a stocking.
 Body Found by Daughter.
 Mrs. George Searle, daughter of the dead woman, who with her hus- band, member of an orchestra, made her home with Mrs. Nemi, at the coroner's inquest testified as to the incidents prior to the finding of the body in the furnace. She stated that she arose about 9 o'clock and not finding her mother in the kitch- en Tor sitting room, or any place about the house. concluded she had gone to visit neighbor, as door leading to the alley back of the house was open. -+%-
 Mrs, .Sesrle closed the door and went te.the kitchen in the basement. When, She reached there she testified that Something. .irnpe Il ed her to- go. to the furDacs room. .}.Partrof Mrs Nenat ss0 tater clothing wassofl q chair in the furnace room, a tub of water had been drawn up close to the fur nace and there were other evidences of Mrs. Nemi's preparations for a bath.
 Mrs. Searle testified that some
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Left Wife Because
 Conscience Hurt

Memphis, Tenn, Jan. 24.-When asked in the Sebastian county, Ark, circuit court to defend himself on a charge Of wife desertion in a suit for divorce, W. D. Paxon told the court that he left his wife be- cause his conscience hurt him. He said he was violating promise made to his first wife, now dead, that be would never marry in the event Of her death.
 Mrs. Paxon was given a divorce and $15 month as alimony.
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Duchess (Nee Gould)
 Pays All Debts

Paris, Jan. 24-The Duchess de Ialleyrand, who was formerly Miss Anna Gould of New York, was re- leased from the guardianship, in liti- gatlon here, of her brother, George j. Gould.
 The court said that the Duch- ess, with the aid of her brother, had paid all debts contracted under
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GETS POsTHUMous HONOR.

Paris, Jan 24.-Posthumous hon OTIS have been paid Lieut.. Jean d- Reszke, son of the former grand
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-01-25

heading his section in battle near Nery, southeast of Montdidier, on June 20, 1918. The ribbon of the Legion of Honor was handed to h'5 brother Eduoard by officers of the legion.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-01-25

It was hours before she was able to reach a friend and procure habli- ments suitable for the street.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-01-25

We delivering tires today And in use for some time We know that they tires-have temona from arowner who using them NOW Experts Will have charge of department business No waseno manufacturing Everything tremendous expansion just the big factory running which will be within short time.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-01-25
This is YOUR Opportunity to Share in tn
Immensely Profitable TIRE Industry!

Sound nvesmentaone make you WEALTHY! This mod splenddy equipped ARDMOREAKRON Tor ou waiting to earn money for waiting nent ot few hundred dollars WEALTH. nothing of the getchquick scheme in the opportunity simply wonderful opportunity great growing tire industry.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-01-25
Every Certainty of Wonderful Earnings

The INDIA RUBBER REVIEW-An au- thority on rubber trade-stated, on Nov. 15th "One. large tire company's sales will reach $170,000,000 for the fiscal year ending Oct. 31. This is about $40,000,000 MORE THAN LAST YEAR. Net profits are ex- pected to run about TWENTY MILLIONS which figures about $80 share on the CON-
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-01-25

More than a million people spent their vacations in the national for ests of Colorado last summer
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-01-25

her first marriage (with Count Bo- nj de Castellane) and had not con- tracted new debts"