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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-01-10
SEA cABALLERo 0 sESoRA

Esc-i5a So -ar.as e page. f!ao.
Nosotcos e u,aaGa-emos 100 p.ieSos Sc
.ars. fine ' so soo-es con 81 nyc.b-e y
di-scc.5r iap=escs. p-o SI.0o. ESQ scri
IN q-eciosG -eSaic dc Savitat para Us
ed q para SIS am;Ecs. MaaLc Si.Q0 en-
B --rEGa d
/. TIE UNIVERSAL PRESS lDert. 52}.
% ". L6S S,-cs1. New York City.
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Sc NECESITAN 500 rcxrra-as para co-tn-
lena en- Lavernia. Texas. . n:..as q. Este
G. san Antonio. Tengo 5000 acres &c
cS-;c de lena e! p-ccio g &c $50 "a cuec-
d. Los ;-25ajaGc.rs GeDar traCr hGchas y
-a-paS; 81 10 is GJacu. 70 las comprsrC.
!u~Sr las pEEa~4r e. abonos da-s tamo's"
D-gvsioaeS q cTeditc. No sc &eUorc. vergI =
Ls-e-0la y preEUnre po- e. campo DE- FL
PANZON, que csta en- 81 rancho de =. 2.
Holmes. e se-rsro IS irI=a arena. q cor
&c a. de Post ORS and BLACK Jack. t. NJ.
rCSEE e PAM n puien nuRca rieEa Eu
:avos q "= Tex!c==o hUarado. y s-ahG5GlOr.
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Rankin MERCANTILE co.

80 walnut -. NA-SAS ti-f' '"'
a Casa mas ha-ar7 &c es-a rluas- y-e
verdr - l. ynicsd Ee 80 y4.g- .oCa ciIsc &c
rp-a aeeha = -.2 ace7diG1 g9= AZ r2cNica1o.
-ESta casa aace -=r-esas dc diue-o : Tora
d c~us,alier PuH-0 inic--na = IS Cse@:cAncs
&C cuz.GUicg duGa CUE Sc les E-eseats- o..
-E@ 4 cstE casa. qc-soaalclsrye ; Tor S---Sc.
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MATRIMONIALES

CABALLEEo MEXICANO dcsca c1sab.ar
-C-.=sgo-tsacia son seao-i.s ucVicaua. CO.
.s-c -E--.arogs6- En- H-s=c.a cara mani
= soesr-az : a.ra4s .uf5rmes- . Agas2.
-. 3rG L.. &C.,. Colo. ll2l
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-01-10

- r-NraE .- -a.-.ss i1-r-sa-- -:rr-H
s--..- - r.. .--a ,-- soc a1r-s-l.ss
s. r-rsr--a saesan ocIp@a0s ps- ~a,r.r'-
mo 3osra ESQ r..a-. s. FDr "a ~ c. D.
q -saaa. -- -a-sa l- --. .asa-s1 a
=. ..r.. ... .,-la... zap
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.DECIA UN
para SER RICO

s'PARA SER RICO
Lo oificil es juntar
los primeros MIL pc
SOS, los demas Sc jun
tan solos,
Permitanos listed que
lie ayudenos q ser RI
co, pagandole un in
%nnan Al 81 cnhnn
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-01-10

La vida es Ell sueno de una sombra.
PINDARC.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-01-10

Me rusra una casa donde NADIA wee
s~uperfluo, y encuentro TODD 10 nece
Sario.
PITACQ.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-01-10

a9-ICA MARKET, III ". Commerce s..
s. Antonio. Texas. =. Bat.sta, Prop. Is
-.fa..a..L pediigs p2~ ro--ey. Cg-sl.tas me
zrz-s. Medicines .atcuJa. -a5oacs y
r.-. n.l> -i-os. AeoIspale SIS Is1,ocS coz
-.u sta. SvrvlcIU TaYIdI.
EENpo -a2a:cs De, cab.n-ao. re1a-adoy o
in rcvara-. DI-.-5-se y y. S@.a2aa, 200
IS Commerce ST.. san Antonio. Texas.
A-arden,a- p.d!a0z gos eo-rsc-
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VENTAS
TRAJES A Ia MEDIA

\ pyeciCs que no adn:tsE compecenc:a. 81
70 qCsGa sa-i5iechO no 70 to-1a. Jose Ma
eiss, 5SI So!sGad St, TelstoEo Travis 4727.
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AGRADECERE PROFUNDAMENTE Sc me
p-oporcioncu iatornes de! 81. Demetrio So
lis. dc Is amos Dc edad. orjginario Ls Mon
,e.rcy. y. =. MaNico. Hacc IN mes que sc
inferno en- Es,ados Unidos. habiendose re-
-.bjdo sus ulti'nas noticias Gu san Antonio.
.ua!qu.rr inIc-re soJre iicho senior. sirvan-
Sc diriEir.0 "a GreEorio Soils. 7-O San Ter
aanJc s.. Esquina Conal St, San An;"-
MO. Texas. ID
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PERDIDAS
$4,000 DE GRATIFICACION

Dare n quien proportions informes ten
Icalcs a descubrir Il Guiencs roba-on cicrta
EaRtidad de rupa hcsha. de IN caro- colorn-
DO que deiG 81 i del corrieute q las $40 p.
VI. on n Gale South Laredo, freRte al No.
100. DiriEirse Z GreEorio RossR. Telsfono
Mission 262S . oseribau 557 Schley Ave. C2t
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r G G L 0

r G G a L 0
Hasia Alta Magia. prstidiSissoi6n. suas
T. en- i jueyo. en- g amor. ea Toe neSocin-
secre.oS cnsravinc1os-
No 3, nue-Ge listed ctf2r3e anita e.
r-oh!era de Ia vida RemisA 10 ~centaros En-
estarnpitTs &
Vega Commission Co.
SoS Sel. HA6ANA CUBA
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Sc VENDE lena m~ezauiye en- t-ezos co-ta-
Cos De troRcos grandrs, en- lotes prrieICs.
West End Switch. CT. 6sss. On
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Sc DESEA saber el yaraderu de Tomas Apo
70 Be!,raa. quien. t. ! dc LHero del anU
pasado Sc rucout-aba ca Orange, Texas. E
de oficio carpia-rE0 uriSiuario De san Fer
EGnGO. TaEau!ipEs ' Lrnr - amos dc edaG.
s. EratiiIr4ra a L. persona que info-me.
d.-lg!e@Cose L Dolorcs Algyia. 1926 Arboc
Placv, Sau Antonio. Texas. lOj
$1,000 DE GRATIFICACION da-5 4 n per-
soHE que me propo:cione iuforrnes eN2ctus
Gel senor AE&stta EaacEas y d. Lib:ada Is
p.aoza. gubus lie so amos dr eLad ; L. quite
Hzs no tyaSg ~Gotic!as drsde mace tempo.
CualQu!cr jH!Urme sob-e ttchas personals IL
vor dc dirigi~.o = A,Saas.o Eanegas, Gen.
Del. Clovis, New Mexico. I'D
$1,000 de qualification Sc daraa u "a PEI
soma cue me q-oporcioHe Iu:ovmes &c nj hsio
Jos" Gloria ; Qgli-nO. hI,o &c GreE"s.s
Gloria V Jua"a Cuij-ao, y 3 QUEEN II 3or
ultima ve1 en- Abr. de 1914 en- TorrcGn, Coah.
Is dc 20 EHu, Gp vdaG. ..gncu. cara radon
Ga, vjos =ccros ; &c ) pics > p~ulEacas de
csta,.-a. TODD iniorne dirijase a G.sEo-lo
Gloria. Box -. Tempe. Arr tl-loj
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-01-10

Sc n~ecesita mas de IN dia para
dar vuclta a un hombre.
(Proverbio ruso).
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sus Depositos.- Haga sus depositos HOY MIS-
Mo por correo, haga que su dinero aunente
ganando inteFeses, y evite Ia tentacion
de gastarlo en- cosas inQtiles.
T%eniendo una cuenta con este Banco, ad-
quiere I'd. CREDIT0 Y Ell dia que I'd. nece-
site de ayuda, este Banco Sc la proper
cionaras
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-01-10

NSENANZA

v%--SA<-A DE uu.O3lAS por sncdio d.!
,-----ss- T-1r4-sis-.s 4 .rlI-!aA cr! IN
I-, trance. e lJa:s=y a. egaao. ; vlee-
80. Es4ac-,5u &c ,s-t-S tcN-A case
q. s5-.s.e.-9s. Freezes npSicos- - -
r. -a AsaSs5uTy s.
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PILONCILL6 MEXICAN0.

Chocolate m2uGiactUEaGO unic2-
rente Dor Iorreno Mfg. Co. Pida
muestraS ' rrecinS. queso d. tuna,
caipta de membgIlIo, piat2nOS pasa-
dos. queSo graRde meNlcanO. reboZoS
rara sonora. reatas mcXlcana> para
lazsr. tOQuillas de cerda, metateS con
mano. molcajeteS. nOilaOS para nIAta-
NAL, hojas para famaleS, tam2Ilpa, pei
mes para metate. pciGes meNlcauoS pa
n Ia cabeza, mUiIai!iUS para el chOco-
late, Chicie negro, chicle blanco meNl-
anO. pinOie meNIcanO, coIacIOn me-
Xicara. dulceS meXicanOS. ChlcnarrOn
de puerCo Drens2dO, carRe SEGA. pt-
,uin del monte, chile colorado, YER
BAS MEDICINALES. Nedicinas de
tGdas classes. perfumes, De tOaaS mar
c2s y precios. WHO'S E&BOIkLLA-
DOS. pr0Di0s para bales ) reunIones,
en- i'm, el mas grande sUrtido de
-uanto listed le haga falta, sea 10 que
sea. Nuestra asa es la nEmero l
7 81 gtnerS en- :! Sur de los Esta-
nicos.
Aunuue TO nos mande FL diuero
-delaatado. como Sc 10 exigen otros,
podemOS surtirle los pedidoS que n
haga. ESrriban0S pid.c1dn lSIaS Dc
9recios po- mayor : meaOr. No le
GeSara.
.ri5a 81 correspondence = san
LUIS MERCANTILE co. 52li. ".
omIac7cc St. - Departments g.
san Antonio, Texas.
NOEA: - Iada Yierncs Sc pubiica
lueatva lisra de- precios en- este peri6-
Rco. No deie De buscar!a en- IA Sc
y-nGa plaza.
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ANTEOJOS
=. BUEEON. y. c.

C7rsustr-r> Ggl.-o le. Dr. Suue-ms a@s1'
81 ale &c Sg.rls& ~
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-G@r;aS i-p5ca ? b.
- ru- ss12El LpA
-4E &E-cEsC Teas
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&SaEx s+e254EI-S aEE1 T5SS5 81 -.
-o ,, - .,.iS4c
- 80 ~ - !. -
~ - ST-SSTTDS So
s7&ios 'ent25 q eontSlo en- a0'"cs- -
= e-L~'Sso' sc &c HIH""trN N'-~ III
.eFF-A' BOX w. --''~o' 1S
,-->-DI " .,;.- ..-.54.-E
i tENOO sS"SIos Ne' - -
olIssl'se " o@-'S l. N' o''- Save
-eN@-
SspS4 S1E iGI-AT - ya0ss-1,~ NJ ne
= -, I,s -gsisan-;ss 9, al nor ,nsyrr 3,
r.-n-~iz-,e, a r-r.igs NAV rciuriJss.
-1.5a@ . <ssE'oaa . ga. g. C~ a-!I,;, go
Ford &c una tons-aaA' -"t0Tn2a en-
10 "'"AE E|
20 .-vS " ApOxCs $50 : ii ?.
=. -. 80. t- -E-,a 81 r,afo
80 y. - :. ~
vE&DO ,r-rON'0yU. chino -ry bs-..,
- - - -. ~ 40 Da-t-
~
T-->rDD 80, 80. -. c..
- -. - -rs-s. af,--..
tes. 12;og:aaa a.. mismo.
- ---r-C- " =. --7------
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A.ANUE l5r- en- cS-4mp.l.as ; = vGel,a de
ra-rey =c-.5.-4 : viztas e. ta-ye:a pgsta..
Eg a capita. de Mexico. "~FotoEvaf.a Aodcr-
-. ~ So. laredo St.-San Antonio. Texas.
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DR Y PALUMO, Medicina en- Gene
TaL ,0nsuitorio, 10 So. PecoS- le-
isfr,9 DE- ~ -eSldeacIG. MlsslGI 2l.o.
y Ofjcina: C-OcSeit ooU--IONSCL-
TAS GRAIlS.
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Sc DESEA sabcr el parRdero dc Ma1iEl;no
Satien Torres, de Newfoundland es2anols y
quicn hacc IN HaO &c cncOatrabG en- ct Is
raGa Ge Nevada. 10 bCscU 81 hermanO EH-
mon Setieu Tcrrrs. IL French St. Fare.
Pa. II peGs0UG que p.UporcioRc inIormcs
G~.c-tos. segl ErstiEIsada con Z meses dc
subscription = Ia Frcnsa. Cbl
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PESOUISAS

COZ $500 G~RATIFICARE Il Ia persona que
nc proportions inforrnes do mi hcrTnana Per-
Iiria Rsa. o-igingris dc La Piedad, Mich,
Mexico. ' Il gUiC1, IN Agosto Dc 1919 deje
en- Laredo. Mexico. Esta cRsaGa con Jose
Maria Day!!a. Todo informc d~iriiasc Il ANA
~ Herrera. Horton. Kansas. Q9l
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81 NECESITA carrs. pa-a mudanzss, 0 cay
gag c.-.1-Jss. h=5.c - EUSAL1S: Iciei"ao
I-Gvjs -!-0.
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TRAJESE EN- ABQNOS

4 n Me-.-l : -tpaTaS!9Nts Gt IoFA &c
caballeros Y senOras. SQSA. The Tailor.
j07 Doiorosa ST., Tclefoao Travis 3l02.
Sc YENDE bsratO autom6vii Paige; reci-
90 en- cam5io express. truck 0 soIaE. In
fo-man 1921 81 PaSo s.. lSl
GRATIFICARE con $500 It qujcm me pro-
porcjoas para reaLag. casiti ha5ItaciCu. cen
tr:ca. &C = L 3 cuartos. D!TiEirse 4 La
P-cnSa. Depto. dc .A2uncios.
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TALLER FCEOGRAFiJo. Lea-t-u ". To
is.--e3. -epg.acloa de Ion E-&tv= de raaas
----gs a@gL,uas L= gose-. Aas-.naS SIN
GER : FCSUGRAEOS COLUMBIA ngeyos
-n ASUNCS. he scsuaGa Enaay - conLado.
My SAHiTCS. los BueaAv:s-a St San
AaIoEi,. Texas
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G~RATIFICARE coz $1,000 u IA persona que
NE devue.va una cadrEa &c orc con IN PEN
LIrDte eu to-ma dc media lunu, que re ne
e~NIr2r.o rI + de- presen.e. DiciEirse IL
LA PRENSA. DeT.o. de Aauaeio-. lll)
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q N,.CECIO cr IA PEENSA" siongre
g., Ga ,r-.o seEuro. Liame u. ri .els;vao
avis -3'I ) aEuacisSe dCsdg lueEo.
>-IENE ID. UNA KODAK. Demos nd. sus
.~-Eat.yas para qIc LIS -cveiemos. trabalo
--.aauzado y ra9ioo. tc76n gratis con ca
- g-dea para a:uplr.caclon. Espcc,altsd
". urdcncs pOI correO. kar. Swas.1sd, Cor.
a.s C-r!s;i. Texas.
&A&DE CONPCNET sui rc,acas ; velises
e. ia !a5-.eG l-a54Io Ea.aaGlaao y prcc.os
.srcGcs. 6.5 Dg.U-oSa s.. q. Ma3oE Ledo-
N~EEICAEOS: Desc comun!cs-mc con Quje-
rcs Eayaa c-a5a!IGU eu les ;errocarriies GG-
APE I2iS. : q-e haya" dejsdo d~cposi'os
sJD-c Bones de u LIDcr-aG'. suicides sin CO.
5.as o pages acumE.saOs; ParUc-IH-Tcutc
70 los IaLe.es de. S.. 2acl!aco en- Houston.
Iexas.-B. de AicaIa. -.i-@ Main ST.. hoGs-
.oa. -->2s-
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BUENA GRATLFICAClON s. dari = Ia per
soma qac me y-uporc!Oae intoraaes de Crea-
cencio MacirI. Quiru hace ciuco amos Sc en-
coutraba en- CailicUtr. Texas. Is alto. blan-
~. dc clOs cafes = ori.IuariU dc Vale de
Santiago. Gtv. Mexico. ToGo iniorme diyi-
i..e q j. M.eieL. CN-on.. Cal. N.L
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frente. La sombra de su inquieta lla-
ma trazaba I'm fantasma Ell ell techo.
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Aprcnda y practIGue
G.! i9glcs con muchos
.ncucauos. y 4 todaS
au=as del Ola y DC IA
.ucha. en- 81 Co.eEiu
e. Dr.. Rudy. Main
St. 2lsi.. Houston.
.cNas. Y 10 ag"rUacrL
MY p-onto. F.! Dr..
Idly hab!R r7pgno.
ta.nbivn llCrUciaau
rcrItU 81 Ia cusr-
lA de alGi,us.
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AGENTES. &cc@sj,amus agents solos. o
-ga t--cE @ caro- rera-tdor. para Tenter
a-,.cG.o muy faci.. o;-e-cuos bucnas '"2La-
jas. Ocurran . 10 \. Santa Rrsa Ave.
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Sc NECESITAN -ecamsreras que hah.eD in
g.es. Ocg-ran a. Hotel Arthur. us Ave d.
fI-t
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FL

?. .. Box 81. laredo. Texas.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-03-21
O-bheun

con The Scahold" IS the unique
title the new playlet offered by Rice
and Werner as the headline attrac-
ton Of the new vaudeville bill open
ing at the Orpheum this afternoon.
Built on an unusual situation. the
act blends romance comedy aud
tragedy in a clever manner. Larry
Harkins and His MOnarchs OF Mel
ody. are a close second for headline
honors and afford a delightful mel
ange OF music. melody and mirth.
Baxley and Porter with their skit
The Cal. Of "A song introduces a
clever musical number The Stuart
Girls. petite entertainers offer
pleasing com bins zion of harmony
and character singing while the
Seymour Happ- Family and the
latest Kinogram, rounds out the
bin.
For the last half Of the week.
starting Thursday matinee. Lillian
Mortimer and company top the bill
with "a new romantic comedy sketch
entitled ooh Ny Darling Green
and Dean. combine smart talk. com
edv songs and dancing i'm their al
together pleasing number. Garlic
and Inez. Offering nonsensical oddi-
ties while two other clever acts Of a
varied nature complete the program.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-03-21
Auditorium

Blanche Sweet essays role
widely differing from anything she
has previously attempted i'm Eight
ing Cressy" i'm which she will be
seen at the Auditorium Monday and
Tuesday Fighting CreSsy is a pic
turization of Bret Harte's story of
California Greasy" Bret Harte
stands supreme as the best story
teller OF the west and the picturiz-
ug OF his stories has done a great
deal for the screen. for he has
brought the present into intimate
contact with "A people who have
passed. but who will never fade
rom memory people who lived
aud loved and fought i'm the DAYS
when that wOndrOus land of Cali
rornia was young As Greasy. the
high spirited daughter of the most
turbulent man in that part of Cali
rornia, Blanche Sweet is the central
igure OF a vivid and vital tale The
blot is woven around the romance
~ Cressy and a cousin of the clan
opposing her father. Another feJ-
ture for Monday and Tuesday is
harlie Chaplin iu a burlcsque com
-dy called Carmen. and Topics of
he DAY will also be ON the bill
Norma Talmadge, one of the most
lever players in pictures. viii be
seen on Wednesday and Thursday
"A Daughter of Two Worlds"
'ue Of the best productions she has
set appeared in other pictures
Hil Doe Hot HouCutots." comedy
sith Snub Pollard. Mutt and JcH
iud Fox News. Madeline Traverse
six reel drama called "Thc He'll
-uIp. Helen Holmes iu THE Fatal
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-03-21
The Passing of the
WaSherwOr1an
BY James J. Montague.

the stuff they are selling nowadays
taught him a terrible lesson.
But his wife hasn't laid aside the
wash board Far from il.
We were torn from our typewriter
about 1870 this morning by what
our nose told our doubling CON
seriousness was the odor OF fried
chicken.
Fried chicken is not a regular
feature OF our luncheon menu on
week days. You will find the reason
in the market columns of the daily
press
such items Of our domestic
economy as what there is going to
be for luncheon we consider ordin-
arily none Of our business. If we
employ any other viewpoint regard
ing it we are set right briefly, but
definitely.
But fried chicken was different.
Fried chicken implied company, and
company would neCessitate certain
preparations for the MIDI day meal
which otherwise might safely be
neglected.
So we went into the department
Of administration and politely asked
If our senses deceived us about what
was going on in the kitchen.
Not at ALL" was the reply.
Going to have company"
"No-not exactly"
'Well-er-isn't il a little unusual
the fried chicken, you know?"
"Oh! That isn't for us! That's
for the laundress,'
We sought further enlightenment,
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-03-21

We supposed that when strong
drink ceased raging the village
druukard would sober up. and his
wife wouldn't have 10 take in wash
ing any more.
The wife OF the village drunkard.
as OF course you know always took
iu washing.
Week i'm. week out. from morn till
night she CrankCd the wringer and
bent ever the sCrubbing board in
order 10 purchase shoes for her little
children and LCoze for her worth
loss husband.
You, dear reader, have seen her
often. with her mouth full of clothes
pins decorating the line with articles
Of wearing apparel that look as II
they had sprung. slightly wilted,
from the advertising pages OF the
won ans magazines.
You knew all about her husband
and his inhrmity. When YOU paid
her the pittance for which she
shaved, YOU warned her not TO buy
a phonoEraph with it or 10 give any
a. il To- the partner OF her sorrows
10 sqrardcr ON drink.
You had been warned by the
charity organization society that
unless the extraNagant poor are re-
strained by the thrifty rich they inn
mediately invest an their earnings
i'm the new records or rum.
But YOU felt. even as you were
speaking your weekly words of
kindly counsel. that they would be
vain. You were positive that the
money with which YOU were part
ing would be split iifty-hfty between
the photograph installment collector
and the village ginIiU proprietor
before another sun had set.
Doubtless you have crieved about
the poor washerwoman. as YOU pic
tered her little howell with its win
dows stuffed with rags against the
cold it's crust of dry bread on the
table. and it's little shoeless children
shiveriug as they stocked the phono-
graph with record after record. And
YOU grieved still more when YOU
thought of the shiftless father com
ing in half drunk and demanding
his Wife's wages that he might 60
back and finish the job.
one Result OF Prohibition.
Whatever YOU thought about pro-
hibition YOU shared our fervent hope
that IL would at least sober up the
village druukard and conine his
wite.s labor at the tub to the laundry
of her own family
Well the village dtunkard has
sooered up. \ couple of buns on
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-03-21
BROWN
GAINS 15P0UNDS
Ten Years suffering Overcome In
Few Weeks Time BY Taking
TanlaC.

BESIDES getting complete relief
from lfi my suffering / have actually
gained H. pounds in weight so YOU
MAY know bv that what ] think of
Taulac." said Ralph Brown, - South
%mth street. Richmond. Ind. am
employee Of the Malledblo Foundry
Co.,
-Far tcn sears ] suffered with mn,
stomach. back and bidueys. Ny
stomach va- ir such bad condition
could hardly digest anything
What 9 ate seemed 90 lie i'm my
stomach like hard lump and
caused m, to become so badly uau-
seated I could seldom retain thinE.
Aty baeE. riebt over my kidneys.
hurt me just about am the time and
mv head aChcd $50 bad at times
could hardly ~taDd 10. j also suffered
with rheumatism iu my leCs which
uaIued me continually. and often IL
was afi & could do to get about
could set but little sleep and I'm the
mornings ] always felt $50 tired and
worn ont just had TO force my
self off to work had tried many
different treatments and medicine.
but ] continued to lose weight and
Eet worse. and. J teil YOU. when /
began taking Taniac J was i'm an
awful rundown, weakened coudi-
tio0.
n had about lost faith i'm all
kinds Of medicines and given mp hope
OF ever finding anything that would
help me. but one Of my friends down
az the foundry kept after me TO Try
Taulav until 7 finally bought "a bottle.
Well sir. my Improvement on the
very first bottle Wus nothing short
Of wonderful. and now. AS remark
able as 10 may seem after taking
only three bottles there - not "a
sign OF any OF my troubles left. I
have splendid appetite eat just
anything I want and neV er have "a
particle OF trouble from IL after
ward why. I can even elt AN the
pork I want without its hurting me
one bit something ] could not be
gin 90 do before I started taking
Tanlac. The rheumatism has left
me entirely. I never have a pain
Of any kind. in my back or any
where else and can sleep aU uiEht
long without ever waking mp. I feel
good dil the time. and have recained
my strength so I can do my WORK
without particle OF trouble.
don't actually believe there is an
other medicine I'm the world thai
VIII compare with TsGIac
Tanlac is sold IN South Bend OF
the Central Drug store and in Mish-
awake at the Red Cross Pharmacy.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-03-21
Rheumatism's Pains
Cannot Be Rubbed AWAY

S. SIS. is a wonderful blood rem
cry. and is the logical treatment for
Rheumatism, because II promptly
permeates the entire blood supply,
and searches out and kills the dis
ease germs. You can take s. s. :.
with the assurance that you are not
experimenting. for this fine old
remedy has been I'm constant use for
more than fifty years. during which
time it has been giving splendid re-
suits. So you owe il TO yourself
TO take $. s. 5. without delay. and
discard the use of local treatments
that can do you no good.
Write our medical department for
literature and full advice about your
own case. Address Chief Medical
Adviser. 16S Swift Laboratory, At
lanta, Ga.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-03-21

and got II
The laundress had been counselled
by her medical adviser not 10 eat
red meat. being rather full blooded.
She could eat fish Of course with
out any detriment 20 her constitu-
ton but she didn't care for fish.
Our suggestion that she eat fried
ccrn meal mLsh, which was what
the family would probably get. was
received with chill disdain.
We were told that laundresses,
these days. either got what they
wanted for their meals or they
stayed away. And in a family the
size Of ours the absence OF a laun-
dress for one week either meant that
the head Of the family must lay
aside the family sewing and the
family sweeping and the family
cooking. or that the children would
have 10 go 10 school in a state Of
untidiness not to be thought Of
Village Drunk Now Has a F1ivver.
Before our instruction was com
pleted we gathered considerably
more Information about the wife Of
the once village drunkard.
She came two days a week. al
$3.50 per day and car fare. The
amount OF the car fare indicated
that she lived at a distance of so or
20 miles. and travelled in a chair car
We paid the war tax.
The village drunkard thoroughly
reformed. has q nice new hivver in
which he gathers up the laundry
that is 10 be done by the laundress
at home on Indictment days.
And the photograph dealer SAYS
he can't get jazz records in fast
enough 70 supply the demand from
the laundress' children.
The foregoing may seem 10 you
a trifie fanCiful but if you don't
believe IL, ask anybody.
incidentally. if YOU viii go TO the
great institutions where dictionaries
are being revised 10 meet the needs
of the new child you will find in
the w copy now going out. the
word "Washerwoman" is marked:
"Obsolete-see Laundress."
Copyright. 1920