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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-04-18
AYUDA A SU ESPOSO
En- SUS NECOCIOS
Sc siente buena Y fuerte desde que
tom0 Tanlac.--Dice ella que SUI
frio duraute muchos amos.

"Puede decirse que desde que ei
Tanlac puso fin a mis- sufrimientos
me siento tan bien Y tan vigorosa,
que no solamente hago todas mis- ia
reas ~domesticas, sino que ademas a.
yudo a mi esposo en- la tienda,' diio
la sonora James Williams, esposa de
un bien coHocido abarrotero Y merca-
der que vive en- 1861 Metropolitan
Ave. Dallas. Texas.
"Durante varios anoS,-cCntlnuO
iiciendo la senora-fui vlctlma de
severos ataques de indigestion, y ha-
&c como tres meses que tuve n re-
caida y me puse mucho peor que nun
ca, 10 que positivamerte me aiarmo
Ell alto grade. Mi estomago estaba
lleno de gases que ejercian una terri
bic preston en- mi corazon al grade
que dificilnente podia respirar con
libertad. Y hasta llcgue a pensar que
mi fin estaba proximo. Era tanto
10 que me dolia la cabeza Que parecia
Tue Sc me iba a romper an dos peda-
EOS, V me puse tan nervlosa que solo
a duras penas ~conseguia dornir, Y en-
las mananas, al leyantamne, me sem
tia tan debil Y fatigada, que no me
era possible salir de la cana nj YES
tirme.
"Habia tornado toda clase de. medi-
cinas Y medicamentos sin obtener de
clio ningin beneficio, hasta que por
fin, varias amigos MAS me eloglaron
canto al Tanlac. que me resolvi a pro-
barlo. Pues bien, desde luego COM
prendi que ESQ era precisamente 10
que necisitaba por que desde luego
empece z sentirme mejor. Fue tan
v~iolenta nj mejoria que no guerra
creerlo. pero es un hecho que ahora
como todo 10 que deseo sin expert
metar molestias de ningdn genera.
~ sin Que Sc me former gases o me
cause indigestiones como antes me
suceiia.
"Aqucllos dolores de cabeza que
ltanto me atormentaron sc han mar
chado. duermo como n nina y CT
las mananas me levant0 sintieEGome
muy bien.
AnGo per todas parties y va he ga
nado varias libras de peso. Nj fe er
Ell Tanlac cs tan grande, que ahora
no tengo empacho ca decir a todas
mis- amigos los beneficios que he re-
cib;do del Tanlac. Y 10 mucho que ess
medicinal ha hecho por mi"
Tarlac Sc vcnGe en- san Antonio
por Ia Wagner's Drug Co. 407 East
Houston St. = por Ia Meters Phar-
macy. 1922 West Commerce st. y por
las principales boticas de todas par
ties. (Ady).
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-04-18
Hector DORIEL..
CARRANZA FUE QUEEN ACDSO
4 OBREGON

CTUDAD D EMEXICC, Aorll ~
FIN una entrevista c~oncedido 4 IN
rcnresenrantc del peri6dico Excel
| sior," Aware Oregon declare que su
acusador es Carranza, segun consta
en- 81 documento que e. subsecreta-
rio de Guerra. Urquizo. dirig!6 d Il
ceDciado Pascual Morales Y Molina
pombrandole Jucz Instructor espe-
cial del proceso.
Obrec6n do a conocer e. teXto IN
tecro de csc documento. que viene a
ponnr dc manifesto que 81 obJeto
DrjnciDal dc la maniobra seguida CON
ira Obreg6n es e. de obiigarlo 4 sus-
bender su canpa6a politita.
La entrevista con Obregon es Ia
~siguiente: ,
Que opina listed <obre Ia actitud
de las autoridades militarcs Que ira,
mitan cl Droccso de- Cejudo. en- el cuai
Sc lie llam6 4 listed n dec!arac?
Ell senior juez, Morales y Molina,
Sc ha moztrado correcto Y creo que CT
SC concretara a las investigacioneS
Il puedan hacerse o los documen-
tos one los acusadores le presenter.
:Volvera listed a acudir a alguna
nueva eta cue lie mande 81 juez mi
litar?
ST. Pues aunque va en- mi dec!ara
cion de aver hice constar prerlamen-
to NIX no !e r~ecorocia Jurisdiction
legal a. juez m.litar, eI deseo que
tergo de que Sc ~desvanezca c~ualQuler
cargo calumnioso cue Sc NE irnputc'
me ha hecha acudir al llamado. con
toda ~urgencia. y acudire nuevamen-
te $ Sc mace n~ecesarlo.
Cree listed que esta averiguaclon
influira en- alguna forma en- su CAM
pana palitica?
-Creo Que eI obieto principal de
es+a maniobra es ~"utorpecer mi ira
democratica que como candidate a Ia
pres;dcncia de Ia ReDublica vengo ha-
ciendo.
Quo impression cree listed Que
cauSara en- n ReDublica Ia noticla de
Que Sc le ha iniciado IN proceso?
En- Ia Republica no sera Il sor-
presa. Todos esperaban g entorpeci-
miento de nj jia nohtica desde que
en- los circulos oficiales ~aparecio n
c~andidatura ~sostenida por los hon.
brcs de mayor significacion dentro del
regimen actual.
-:Tieae listed confianza en- el
final de su candidatura"
-Tengo absolute confiarza en- 81
triunfo de nuestra causa porque esta
arraigada en- ell corazon del pueblo
V de este me he convencido plena-
mente durarte Ia jira Que vengo ha-
ciendo desde hace cinco meses. Ten
GO r~ecorridos tres cuartas parties de
Ia Republica. acompsnado de cinco
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-04-18
Veredicto de los 1rabajadores
sobre la Prohibition

tai one IA Wild Cate una de las IA
v~oritas de Georgia. que patea como
una mula. Sc nos dice. 'jCual es IL
difereacia entire I'm buen whisky de
4 dos Gdlares el cuarto Y IN noon
shine de dieciseis dolares??' un lea
der pregunta; Y agrega que el ira
baiador que quiere whisky 10 conse-
guira en- cualquier parte. III Secre-
tario de una union de California es-
cribe uue su organization ha lido re-
cogiendo informes de TEMPO en- item
20 sobre la prohibition Y que los ma
Cuinistas de ali estan hacienda un
gran negocio en- Ia destilacion de los
alambiques. Personalmente, dice este
hombre. nunca IN entrado en- un sa-
Ion. aunquc ha tenido vino en- sus
comidas: ahora. sin embargo, "a no
pueGe hacer este.
Ocho 'reservas' ~aparecidas en- las
~resDuestas disputan que mlentras la
p~rohihicior puede ser muy buena. de-
bia haber sido dejada al voto del pue-
bic. V u Ia Suppression de las taXas
9agadas por los cerveceros, destlla-
dores V yendedores de licores a. por
MAYOR Y a menudeO. traspaSa esta
carca q los hombres del ptblico. Do
&c oficiales diten Que Al lnaponer Ia
prohibition sotrc el pueblo. Ell gob'er
no ha dism;nu'uo rs lIocrt2des 1c
los trabajadores.
'Vuelva listed por una respuesta
despues de IN anc' Sugiere IN tesore-
70 secretario de Delaware, quien pien
sa cue Ia prohibition no ha sido sut1-
c;cntemente pueSta en- claro, y otro
se~cretario de la Carolina del Sur ofIe-
CO avudar = suprimir Ia manufactu-
"a del whisky 81 quisieramos 'darle
| bucna cerveza'. No existe Ia prohl-
bici6n declara este official, 'el hombre
cue ou;era licor 10 conseguira on
~cualouiera parte, coSunmente de !"
peor esrec;e;, 'jQue hay acerca de
tales muertes por ell alcohol de made
"a Y otros ~venenos?. pregunta otro
i'Lo prohibition es una ayuda finance
"a para el trabajador, pero eSta eau
sando I'm gran descontento', afirma
IN Official de Colorado, y su aserto es
ecl;Dsado por media docena de otros
Que d~eclaran que ella ha aumentado Ia
criminalidad de este pals,
Lo anterior seryira para dar una
I~licara idea de los sentimieutCs por Ia
! prohibition. que cada dia toma lmpor
tancia mayor Y que figura va haSra
como punto cue sera decisive en- las
futuras clecciones de gobernad"res y
dc otros f~uncionarios pdblicos.
Los mas eminentes prclados de Ia
IgIesia Cat6lica de. los Estados Uni,
dos. como Sc sabe, entire clos el liustre
! Cardcna. Gibbons, son enteramentc O.
puestoS 4 la prohibition, por contrar1a
nj espirtu de libertad, que es e. alma
del nrogreso humane. ! slendo la
base de Ia religion catolica Ia moral,
ssa actisud del c,ero romano lie da una
fuerza inconuastable a Ia legion DC
los que defiendsn e uso dc Ia csrVe-
"a Y los vines liCeros.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-04-18

amigos. sin sscoitas de ninguna clase,
viaiando siempre en- treneS ordina-
rios Y concurriendo a todas las ma
aifcstacjoneS populares yimitinS sin
haber encontrado en- ringuna parte
un Signo de hostilidad de parte del
pueblo nj IN solo CRITIC cue hiriera
Ia Solemnidad con que hemos celebra-
DO esas fiestas de la Democracia.
-iQuiGn ha sido el a~cusador?
Ell c. Presidente de la Republica
es quien do Ia orden de proceGcr en-
mi contra. cuya orden copio q CONT
nuaci6n para que Sc yea Ia forTna en-
que Sc esta procediendo en- este
asunto:
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-04-18
EESPUESTAS C~RiTICANDO L
O~PONIENDOSE \ LA PROHIBT-
ClCN.

In informe del Oeste de M@ssachu.
sets es5ahlece que han ocurrido cien-
10 seterta y seis muerteS en- aquelIa
s~ccc;6n, por les substitutes dsl licor,
desde cue entro en- v;gor ia prchibi-
cidn. muchas de las cualeS Sc deben
al uso del alcohol de MADEIRA. En-
Elaine eyiste otra marca, Pride Of the
Cementorg'. cue eS todayia mas NOR
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-11-09

y. T.. y. stan Correspondent
LONDON. Nov. a. 'Onkie" is
the most talked OF dog in England.
"Onkie" is a terrier into whose
pnrentaEe it Is perhaps not fair to
inquire too closely. To he brutally
frank. he Is only Il mutt, but n
friendly. loyal and faithful chum OF
all the kids in his neighbOrhood,
"Onkc" has been sentenced to
death at the Surrey Sessions as "a
danger to the public" and his mis-
trcss has appealed TO Queen Mary
and to Queen Alexandra TO ask
them to intercedr on his behalf.
Was II Bit BoiStcrOus.
"Onkie" was in the habit of
bolstcrously jumping over the
back fence and knocking down lit
tie children: the bigger children
could withstand his enthusiastic
onslaughts.
Somebody who didn't like on
kie" complained. lie was hailed
before the police court. Scores of
boys and girls. his pals, were wit
nesscS as TO his good character. In
court they pulled his stubby tail
and poked their fingers in his eyes
and "OnEic's" only response was 4
friendly wiggle.
Yet the magistrate decided TO
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-11-09
BAD SIGNS
Colds, Soreness and
other determinations
you can't shake off
u are Bad Signs

Serious complications may result
from them; in any case, they will be-
come chronic, unless expelled from the
ystem before it is too late.
For the relief of deep-seated inham-
nations, try applications of Krew-Pina
Ointment and the Krew-Pina Vapor
Treatment. Anoint the surface Of the
skin over the afflicted part; rub in
briskly and cover warmly. Also, apply
Krew.Pina in the nostrils. Do this upon
hiring, and draw the bed clothes up
ier the nose, inhaling the medicinal
pors the warmth Of the body releases
5m the ointment.
The Krew-Pina formula IS highly
ssective, and the Ingredients are all
simple home remedies such as Oil of
Pine and other volatile -oils-Krew-
Pima is powerful, but absolutely harm
less.
Tryit and sec why it is always kept
IN they medicine chest by thousands of
families for use in cases of cold, sore
throat, fleet or joints, Group, coughs,
purns, bruises, cuts, etc. SOC and 60c
iars with printed directions-at your
iruggist's.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-11-09

who meet the requirements both
men ana women. may enter this c%-
animation. appointing officers,
however, have the legal right to
specify TIE sex desired il request
ing certincatiOn OF eighties The
duties of the position will Consist
of weighing coal and directing the
drivers to the proper points of I'M
loading
Applicants should nj once apply
for Form 1872. stating the title of
the examination desired, 10 the CT
vii Service Commission WashinE
ton, D. C.; applications should y
properly executed. excluding thu
medical certificate, and must be
flied with the Civil Service Com
mission, washington, ID. C., prior
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-11-09
Dept, Of Mines
Needs a Weigher

The United States Civil Service
i. Commission announces an open
competitive examination for weigh
or. A vacancy in the Bureau OF
Mines, Department of the Interior
at Washington, D. c., at $1,000 to
$1,000 year, plus increase granted
by Congress OF $50 a month, and
vacancies in positions requiring ST.
4milar qualifications, at this or high
aN or lower salaries will be filled
from this examination, unless it Is
Eokud in the interest Of the service
to fill any vacancy by reinstate
meut, transfer or promotion.
All citizens OF the United States
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-11-09

The Home Missionary Society Of
the First NJ. P church Will meet
this evening at 1880 o'clock at the
home OF Mrs, Harry SatterheId IN
State street
The Home Missionary Society Oh
the Diamond street church VIII
meet wednesday afternoon at Nv"
o'clock at the church. Members
will take notice that time has been
changed from Tuesday evening IN
til Wednesday afternoon.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-11-09

send the case to the sessions. Here
the judges sentenced him TO death.
Mrs. Birch. his mistress, appealed.
A petition praying for pardon
signed by over 5000 dog lovers
was handed in. But the sentence
was confirmed.
Fight Cost 5000.
The fight for "Onkie's" life SO
ras has cost $500. Another APP
epal is now to be carried to the
High court. and, If unsuccessful,
the home secretary will be petit
toned
Mrs. Birch has been inundated
with letters and kilograms Of sym
pathy from dog lovers in all parts
OF England.
II would rather suffer imprison-
ment than that 'Onkie' should be
taken from me-" Mrs. Birch told
a reporter. Il have had him since
he was a little puppy. and since l
lost my baby he has been just like
child to me-"
"Onkie" rose to his feet, yawn-
ed, and by degrees warmed up into
n friendly rrolic wlthSa cat on the
hearthrug. THEY are very great
friends" said Mrs. Birch, and eat
from the same plate But 'Onkie,'
being a perfect gentleman, always
allows Billy to have first choice.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-11-09

At the meeting OF the aid So
ciety Of the First NJ P. church Mon
day evening the society was dlvid-
cd into two divisions and will be
known as the blue and rcd diVl-
,ions. Mrs. Lucy Satterfeld was
Shosen captain oil the blue and
Lrs. Laura Smallwood OF the RED
division. Each division has made
several plans for future work.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-11-09

Division Two OF the Aid Society
OF the Diamond street church IS
having rummage sale at los
Water street. Some splendid con-
fributions have been received and
the Sale starts off with good pros.
pects OF being Il successful one.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-11-09

Mr.. and Mrs. {. L. Starks are
moving today from State street to
Spring street. Mr.. and Mrs. calvin
Stewart will occupy the house va
Gated by them.
Mrs. William Hendrix, Of State
street, who has been quite Ill, Is
slightly improved
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-11-09
Birthday Dinner

AIRS. A. D. Hutchinson entertain,
I'd a few friends OF her husband
Monday evening at dinner III non
or pt his birthday. The dinner was
-pra ftly appointed and was a com
EpleSe surprise to the honor guest,
The. guests were Messrs, Bailey
Hupp, Herschel, Hill and Frank
Heihle.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-11-09
To UHjnuton


MIR. and Mrs. Lawrence Tooth
man. Miss Georgia Holland and
Miss Esther Toothman spent sun,
day with Mrs. Laura Holland and
daughter, at Ellington
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-11-09
Postnoned

The union prayer service al
The NJ. P. Temple, which Tas
announced for Wednesday evening,
November 10, is postponed until
Wednesday evening. November T.
A number OF the East side cnurch-
IS will participate in the service
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-11-09

The Kings Heralds OF the Dia-
mp$d street church will meet We'd
Hay afternoon at the church.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-11-09
At Washington

Mrs. John Glantz, OF East Park
avenue and Mrs. Sallie Goodwin. OIL
Grafton are spending u week with
the latter's sister, Mrs. NJ. +. Price
at Washington, D. c.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-11-09

= a bright little daughter was born
Monday, November S,to AIR. and
Mrs. Harry Moran in Reeves ave
niue,
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-11-09
At Baltimore

John Lantz. OF East Park ave
nue., is spending a few days at BAI-
timore.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-11-09
EAST SIDE
-:-NEWS-:-
Class Meeting

The Helpful Glass OF the First
Baptist church will meet this eye
ming at 1880 at the church. MIS-.
II, b. Horner, Mrs. T. c. Lynch
Mrs, W. C Collins, Mrs. Clara Snod-
grass and Mrs. J. c. Hall Will pc
the hostesses. Every member OF
The class is requested TO be pres
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-11-09

There nothing compare with this spenddy arranged
SALE OF MEMS SUITS AND OVERCOATS-Ne in the
size of our the complete asormens the high caber
clothing offered You'll admit these facts the instant you
the windows step inside to try of these fine
garments.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1920-09-15

Sabbath with the home folks. They
We're accompanied by a party of young
folks from the fort,
Miss Lille Gibson was a passenger
to Denison Tuesday to visit friends.
j. A.. Scott returned the latter part
of the week from a. business and pleas
ure. trip to Nebraska, having been gone
a week. He and A. A. Luke made the
trip by auto.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Butler entertain
ed her mother, Mrs. Percival, of Ida
Grove, during the past week.
Arden Bell has returned from a trir
to Colorado, having visited his brother
Charlie, and family residing at Hud
son. Haa
Fred Colby and wife attended church
services in Buck Grove Sunday and
spent the remainder of the day at the
home of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs
Thos. Ahart. ss @5
The contest between the EpWorthi-
ans and Leaguers, which has been on
fof some ten weeks, has closed with
Miss Myrtle Marks side as the victors
The winners are to be entertained by
Curtis Stephens and the members of
his side in the near future. The OBJ
ject of the contest was to secure an in
crease of membership and a larger at
tendance at the League services on
Sunday evenings. All feel that the con
test was splendid success, it's purpose
being attained to a full degree and all
trust that the. good work may con,
tinue FJG ar s a. .s1
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1920-09-15
Local Mention

Miss Viola Portz is spending this
week in Omaha visiting friends.
Misses Blanche Mooney and Pear
White were shoppers here Saturday
from West Side.
Misses Ella oIiara and Marie Elan
nigan of Omaha are spending this
week in the city guests at the p. j.
Beirne home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Spencer Heiden and
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Il. Cox returned home
last Thursday from a weeks sO-journ
at Storm Lake. -
Mrs. John Lally of Vail and Mrs. Ed.
Houston Of Dunlap visited here over
Sunday with their parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. NJ. l.. Houlihan.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. G. Wright and Mr..
and Mrs: e. r. Tucker motored to
Lake View Monday morning where
they are enjoying few days outing.
Paul Gcbert left Monday for Lincoln
where he will resume his course at the
State University. File spent the sum-
mer vacation in Nebraska working for
the highway commission.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Willroth and
little son, who reside south of Vail
were visitors here Friday stopping off
enroute home from Omaha. Their
little son underwent a most serious op.
GRAFTON at Il hospital in Omaha for
mastoid. We are glad to report the
operation successful and he is now on
the road to recovery. af
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1920-09-15

styles will incluQe diversity of pro
portions from the strict letter of the
feature model down to- a regulation con.
servatism. You can, however,, depend
upon smaller effects being the really
popular thing for this season. s5t
Soft hats will of course dominate the
headwear fashion of the season partie.
ularly as soon as the overcoat time ar.
rives. The full draped Overcoats and
the burly big coats are sure to establish
the popularity of soft hats. Derbes
are not appropriate with such garments
as the effect is homogeneous. Derbies
will probably lose considerable of their
popularity as soon as the topcoat seas
on wanes and the colder weather de-
mands a heavier overgarment.
In the soft hats, too, the tendency
is toward narrower shapes and more
closely turned brims with full, crown
effects of medium height. These styles
apply more particularly to the felt fab,
ric hats such as the very fashionable
two tone mixtures, blended mixtures
and scratch finish effects In the heav.
Ter fabrics such as velours and beavers
the styles are slightly larger both in
width of brim and height of crown.
Silk finish mixtures In two tone eff.
fects seem to be the leading style. Fol
lowing these are the rough finish two
tone blends. Both Of these styles are
shown with narrow trim treatments. In
color effect the dark shades have the
all, in fact very few light shades are
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1920-09-15
8Y,MnGerna55

shown Browns in chocolate, Havanna
and cordovan shades Greens in emer
aid, Kelly, olive and deep green, greys
in steel, oxford, gun metal and smoke
blues in navy and deep blue and black
are the most fashionable tones.
In the velours and beavers about the
same colorings prevail although in these
hats few OF the lighter shades are in
cluded in the best displays. These light
err shades are tan, fawn, ecru, cream
sand. champagne, cadet, light grey and
khaki.
Not much change is noted in the CAP
fashions. The three leading shapes are
the full crown caps, for golfers, the
semi-full shapes for street, campus ano
motor wear and the rather close fitting
styles for tourists. The one piece TOP
cap with moderate visor is the leading
style. There are less silk caps sold
than heretofore, the wooden fabrics be
ing considered much the smartest
These are principally in attractive
plaids, shepherd checks, club checks
and solid colors. Some gaberdines are
used principally for motor Wear in the
early fall.
Fur caps will be much higher this
fall than ever before. = In recent seas
ons tho Hudson seal cap has been the
most popular, ;but for this season Hud
son seal is almost as expensive as the
genuine SEAL The costliness of furs
this winter is expected to retard the
popularity of fur; headwear for men.