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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-02-05
Oh, Fiery Skin Diseases
Is There No Relief?

and unsightlv disorders. So
that whenever your skin breaks
out with any of these coHdi-
tons, You will save yourself
much annoyance and the pain
that comes from the fiery itch
ing, if you will realize from fhe
outset that to treat this coudi
ton lntelhgently, you must
first cleanse the blood Of the
millions of tiny germs that
cause the trouble.
This of course means that
You will get no permanent good
from the use of local treatment
applied to the surface Of the
skin, because it is impossible 10
reach the blood in this way.
The sensible treatment that
will show real results is q RENE
dv that will cleanse the blood
thoroughly and kill the germs
that cause the trouble. And for
this purpose no remedy ever
made can approach the record
Of S. S. S., the fine old fifty
year old blood medicine. This
medicine is purely vegetable.
being made of the juices Of
roots and herbs gathered direct
from the forests, the medicinal
value Of which is recognized BY
the medical profession every
where. It cleanses the blood
of the disease germs. at the
same time building up the gen
eral health. S. S. S. is sold BY
all druggists, and is probably
the most popular family medi-
cine which they carry. If Yon
want permanent results. this
lis the medicine yon should
take.
If Your own case needs spec
ial medical advice. You can Oh
tain same without cost if rou.
will write to Chief Medical .Ad
wiser, $50 Swift Laboratory
! Atlanta. Ga.-Adv.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-02-05
FUN, MYSTERY, SENSATION
IN LYRICS NEW SHOW

Among the comedy features OF the
new Keith show which comes to the
Lyric today for the weekend is the
Princess Olga. who will appear with
her troupe Of ferocious lAopards The
exhibition the famous wild beast
tanner gives is said 10 be thrilling in
the extreme Princess Olga is ia,
n1iliar to all movie patrons with
her wild animals she has been fea
tu-ed in: The Adventures OF IA til.
ryn" and other Sensational film pro-
auctions by Selig
One Of the funniest teams in vaude-
Vile, The Lightons, yill ALSO have
pron1inen place on this bull They
are j merry pair OF troubadours with
hila-iously funny skit called The
Never Pay Minisuels The LstgFr.
ons are Joint authors of Casey
Jones'" Steamboat Bit and other
popular songs
fancifuI novelty is The Mystic
Garden" an ingeniouslv contrived
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-02-05
]. 5. CIRCUIT
COURT OF APPEALS

The United States circuit court
of appeals met yesterday vita the
following Judges and officials IN at
tendance: circuit Judges: Hon. J. &
Pritehard Of Asheville. n c. Hon
Martin A. Knapp, If Washington, D
c. and Hon Charles A. Woods, OF
Marion, s 9, district Judge, Ed
,nurd waddin, Jr., Of Richmond
Clerk. Claude NJ. Dean and L. s.
Marshal. John O. Saunders.
CASE ARGUED
Aaa6srv1lIe Farley vs.. A. 0. Rat
fitt. deputy r. Marshal. ~ al,
appeal from district court at Charles
ton. West Virginia. Cause submitted
on briefs o. behalf Of the appellant,
and argued by ]. \. -Kenna, sssisra nj
II s. Attorney, of Charleston, ". Va
for arpeliees and submitted.
George Z. Fisher. VIZ The United
states of America. error to the district
court Of whHEftng w Cause ar
gued by Mr.. Martin B-iyon, OF
Moundsvilie. W Va. for the plain
tiff II error and by Harry H Eyrar.
assistant T.. s Attorney, Of Phi,irpi
W. Va, for defendant in er-ss. ard
subnittee
Earl Waldron - The Director
general OF railroads. error to the dis
crtct court az E!us6eid. w. va Cause
submitted on brief for the plaintiff.
in error. and argued by Graham Sale
for the defendant in error and sub
nairtAd-
Martin Brown, of Mourdsv11e. "
Va. was admitted to practice II this
court.
The argument docket having bee-
completed there Will be no further
cases a-geud AZ this tArre, but the
court will hold conference sessions
naming undecided.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-02-05
fla LA LUCILLE

Ee sure to pick ont kindhea-tea
stage manager and a good salary.
saws comedian with La La Lucille
Listen little girl and you shall hear
Eow TO become real actress on a
real stage. No, il Is not necessar,
Tor vou 10 light cigarette or try 10
be Bohemian, at least Neil Pratt
SAYS it isn't and he ought 10 know,
for he 10 the principal comedian with
La La Lucille" now the season 9
foremost musical farce CON ADJ. and
mind You. he Is goins come dav have
play written around him and the
play is going to be a hit Perhaps il
will be vrittsn ny dramatic critic
then 1t would be perfect wouidn I
it7
Well. Er. Pratt Gays the critics
shouldn't blame the actors ard ac-
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-02-05
THE FLIRTING PRINCESS.

ALR6S AkxE4 A%s1 1A&SN SAsesSS>s
Sport Bangs came into . fortune
but couldn't get his hands on IL No.
gentle pAruser. 1t Was not . safety
depos!t box with the key thrown In
the wall and it wasn't in Texas OIL
stock. Nor was it based on racing In
formation, direct from the horses TO
Sport Bangs. II was this way. He
married. altar 4 young life OF burn
Ing fusile OIL. along Broadway. .
rich widow She Was sttnxy and
JEALOUS snaAAxs sshA ohlxh cost, at
living. shs made sport act ~ hAr
private chauffeur. And sport well
eerRA4 the teAs because hA could ret
away from her TO wash the car,
Harry Eulger l. sport. the sport II
The Flirting Princess. : u1ut4cAi
comedy that ran full year ct the
LAEallS theater. Chicago with Nj.
Rsaxsss a. M \. ths naain attyaettop And
he playS N engasenaAnt at the etTant
tonight
~ sport, ana - ehaussuY, ~ a.
tracts much attention. ConpAti1on
for his ssrvices start. and duAlly hA
abandons the home roost ana pes
~ kuspAnd of an, 0eyptian py1Hcne1
Who haa the EooA comsMoSF o14DA ri
abAR4 AtSo fAA tv1xo. N l1sx1
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-02-05

In turning in statements % iizas
tax. taxpayers have been wArned M
include every item exactly ana a.
avoid sues-work cstinnasss and x1ts
liar tactics. AZ they viii not - -
.cepted by the government. according
to notice issued BY r. G.. L. Mon.
cure, collector OF internal reveulA
Aside. from what pArson 1aay &n
by actual services, there 81 -
Gus other sources Of fn1o1oo. N 70
government insists on aocu1eY -
completeness
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-02-05

70 arau,e, h.jllS 1T Wilti sas rsaro...-i-
! iF8--s ~ sseotia. f9se lpans iizarsss
away from her royal Egyptian high
ness Under his direction she uIns u
good man, who deee not marcel his
hair, and Sport finally becomes the
master Of his own house
This delightfully."- funny book is by
Will and Frank Adams. and the music
by Joseph Howard, well known az the
composer of many successes. He was
assisted by Harold Orlcb, the latest
sensa ton in New FORKS musical sue
ceases Mr.. orIoh composed last
season's greatest hit. listen. Lester. .
and has duplicated the same success
this season in the sensational mui-
cal conaAdy. Nothing But Love-, at
the Iyx1e f1sea4AT. New York
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-02-05

iiFnrffss,asnt W aht~h n.irti, snd
mystery arc rf~sssngly blended. THE
Hytsfic Garden i, continual round
Of amusing surprises.
Kennedy and Burt, versatile vsude-
artists have mejanse Of comedy,
songs ard dancing and another great
laughter producing Offering will be
the new act In which Nadell and
Fadette, q quaint comedian and an
accomplished and pretty eensedienne
display their varied talents as enter.
tainers.
With the rev vaudeville show will
come complete change OF motion
pictures. including the latest releases
OF the Pathe News Review and the
ever popular Topics OF the Day"
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-02-05
llAN II 70 JUDGES
N CIVIL CASES

1saDD e curh under IN amend
m1nt =. tAs 0nd> o6Arsd yesterday In
the ho1AA ~ pslAgats Holman willis,
are givan authoetty In civil Cases
whore there have beeu two hung Ju-
ries, to decide the issues him self. AZ
ter hearing the evidence at the thir
iE5al
DAia8atA Dpdson offered = bill un-
oar which newspapers published In q
61ty may be considered. for all legal
pufposes. n publications Of the coun-
t1es In which the cities are located
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-02-05
Permits ISsucd

A. psrn1it@was Issued westartay by
building Inspector Butler to G. Q.
Allen. 10 build a dwelling az 72o East
ntnaan street, to cost $4,000 Other
permits were. O. G Pike. to build
shed at 400 Seminary avenue to
cost $500. c. Fl Archer, to eract A
garage at 2t4 North Mulberry street
10 cost s1.1oo, ard A. J, weinstein,
a garage at ITS South Colonial ave-
rue
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-02-05
FEBRUARY TERM OF
LAW AND EQUITY COURT

Judge Crunnp announced yesterday
that he would on next Monday morn
ing call the docket for the Feorn-
airy term OF the Law and equity
court, and requests all Interested law
yers to be present SO that the cases
may be set for hearing.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-02-05
Southsiide

fe
The Daughters Of Liberty. OF West
snd Methodist church, Will act as
nonsors tor the play Farm Folk
vhtch will Be given at cambridge
ssnior high school. this evening az s
'clock-
The Wcman's BENEFIT association OF
- Aaecabee's will meet tonight in
'AadAr hall. All members are urged
aftAnd ~ matters Of importance
I'LL BE- discussed. the meeting w7u be
eld At o'clock
The Rev. z v. Carson. pastor Of
-seury Meshodis church. IL confined
) hts home by Z severe cold n il
OF thought that Ne has the ii,
Girls ara true friends whAn fhAv
y together In sympathy.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-02-05
Obituary
Mr N A. Gregor5.

Al
Mrs NJ A. Gregory, widow OF the
lats DR.. Oscar Gregory, died In Lees
burg. Fla, sunday night
Mre. Grssory's maiden name was
Clarke. She was born at Conoco-
aara Han, the family residence on
aer tathar's plantation in Halifax
county, N. C. She leaves one son. Mr..
D. G. Gregory. OF this city: three
daughters. Mrs J. r. Love, Rich
nond: Mrs. Guy J. Bunting. Chicago,
ana Mrs j c. Lee. L@esburg, Fla,
md three sisters, Miss Elizabeth
clark, washington. .. c.. Mrs John
Gregory, Halifax, N c.. and Mrs.
Altce Mabrey, Albenaarle, n. c.
Drs T. 4. Snaoot and r. c. Skinner
win conduct the funeral from the
home of Mr.. O. G. Gregory, $500
Monument avenue. this afternoon at
o'clock.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-02-05
u,n Meet Frh u

The meeting Of the Worlan's Mis-
sinoarv society, OF East End BAPTIST
church will be held at the church on
Thursday, Feb. IL,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-02-05

While his wffe's relatives were re-
urning from the funeral OF John
.agpar Eeinha-dt, esxty-two years
I'd. who died suddenly Monday az
srnoon, Andrew Jackson Brent.
fIrty-hve years old, vice. president OF
Ne Horace 8 Wright company, died
resterday afternoon in the Brent
aoa,e. 30e7, Hanover avenue, after
n illness cI about a week AZ pneu
ronia resulting from influenza
Mr.. Erent's wife and two children
rho we're also stricken with influenza.
rere reported as being improved
hour the time there was a eucden
hanra for the worse in his condition.
drs, Brent has not as yet been in
nrr,ed az her husbands death.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-02-05
Mr&. Carrie Ie~ Hopktr.

Nrs. Carrie Lee Hopkins, wife ~
r r Hopkins, died at o'clock az
Ar home. 20 South Spruce street
rlsAral sArvsces will Be conducted to
AZ AZ Q o'clock from the honna. with
tev. ". c. JAnAs, D. d. Of the Grove
venue Baptist church ofacta ting
s1r-al will be II Riverrtew cArn~-
ary Mrs. Hopkins who was IN her
fty- nth v~ar had been sick tor sew
raI weeks, she was the dauxhtA-
e James ". Knight of Amelia
cunty. and conaes from a large family
which Only one brother, James A.
rniEht. OF Richmond survives. she
alec survived by her husband, W
> Hopkins. who Is the custodian Of
Ne stAts library, and step sen
tAv, r. r. Hopkins, Of B-idgswater
-
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-02-05
Death ~ Mother and son.

Hrs Julia r HacMahon and Iosl
sfscHzho-7. se- son1 6fEt ~ ta-
iuenza IN their hcraA N Che-rwdaie,
"a Mo7day night Mrs MacMahon
ras about sixty-sve ~ea-s ola and
or son thirty-nias. They were III
riT a few days,
The douhle funeral viii be held
rom Holy Cross Catholic church,
.ynchhurr. today ard burial will be
, Holy Cross. cen7eterv Fivarr1cnt
Mrs. Mac Aahon Is survived hy
h-.e sons. John j. and Richard VI,
faeMahon, attorneys, Of washington.
nd Louis A. MacMahon well known
sewspaper man.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-02-05

Heary Neneure MeCanee. grandson
" the late Thomas W. McCaooe, and
scn Of the late T. William MeCancA
IND Emily Gill Mccsnce. died Tues
lay night at s:2s o'clock. The fun
sraI will be from the residence OF his
incIe. the late Walter Gill. No. els
.owardine avenue, South Richmond,
nday At P. NJ Internent in Hol-
y4Nocd
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-02-05
Charles Harsh.

Enecial TO The Richmond Tireiriar J
1-z't1e~ilis, Va Feb &-fharlie
fsrsh SCR ~ Mrs. James Harsh.
I'D aes7 light He had rhorea. The
un.rs4 Afa ROT taen announced
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-02-05

! Girls ara true friends when they
y together in sympathy.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-05-12
Auto and Marine Engines.
. GRANT II. HYDE.

DAD, CAN'T We DO soMethfRg with
that old Ford? Couldn't ] take the
engine aut and hx 1t for a motor
hoat?"
II reckon not. son. An automobile
engine hasn't got sufficient power at
lew speeds. and 1t would have to be
geared up high to develop power
enough for motor boat. For another
thing, 1t wouldn't stand the strain,
when SO GeaFed. because the steady
grind of a propeller thrusting against
the friction of water on all sides of
the boat is heavier work than driving
a car.
Marine engines, for this reason, are
two-cycle engines. while automobile
engines are Of tho four-cyele pattern.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-05-12
INCREASED PASSENGER
SERVICE ON PENNA. R. R.
Fast Express Trains Put on Be-
tween Washington and Several
Large Cities.

The Pennsylvania railroad announced
today Inauguration OF Increased through
passenger service between New York.
Philadelphia, Baltimore, Washington and
the west by fast express trains.
There will be q new train to Cincin-
natl, known as the 'Cincinnau Limit
ed" making the run from New York and
Washington in eighteen hours. from
Philadelphia in sixteen hours and from
will leave New York at 4O4 daily and
will arrive at Cincinnati at $40 am.
central time. The Washington connec-
ton will leave at 4:10 pm. and the Bal
timore connection at Sis pm.
The rClevelander' and the Buckeye
Limited" the fourteen-hour trains west
and east bound between New York and
Cleveland. will be restored after hav-
Ing been discontinued for two years with
Warrington and Baltimore connections.
giving fourteen hour and thirteen hour
Cleveland. The trains were withdrawn
in January. 1918, to clear the tracks
of the Pennsylvania system for move
ment Of troops and military supplies.
The ''Clevelander," the west-bound
train. will leave New York at $50 pm.
arriving at Cleveland at $3.50 am. east
ern time. This Washington connection
will leave at 1:10 pm. and the Baltimore
connection at Sis pm.
will leave Cleveland at 6:05 pm, arriv
ing at New York am. Baltimore at
7:15 am. and Washington at 1888 am.
These additions to the through west
ern service will be made simultaneously
with the general spring change in time
tables on the Pennsylvania. which will
also become effective May %.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-05-12
Missouri Wheat Crop Short.

JEFFERSON CITY. Mo-, May H.
The wheat crop in Missouri this year
will be approximately so per cent less
than in 1919, according to the joint re-
port issued here by the United States
Department OF Agriculture and the state
bC ard of Agriculture
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-05-12
THE WEATHER.

District Of Columbia and Maryland
Continued unsettled tonight and tomor-
row. with occasional rain; little change
In temperature; moderate northeast and
east winds.
Virginia-Cloudy tonight and tomor-
row. with occasional rain; northeast and
east Winds becoming fresh on the coast.
West Virginia-Rain tonight and to-
morrow: little change in temperature.
Records for Twenty-Four Hours.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 4 PM, IS; s
PM. S.: IL midnight. "a. Today, am,
81: 8 am, 81; noon. 58.
Rarometer-Yesterday, 4 pm, 1855: s
pm. 1887: IL midnight. 1896. Today.
am, 5000; 8 am. 1907: noon, 1902.
Highest temperature, So, occurred at
4:l5 pm. yesterday.
Lowest temperature. So. occurred at
1880 am. today.
Temperature same date last year
Highest. 60; lowest, 81.
Weather in Various Cities.
The commonwealth., 1920-05-19
RECITAL

There will be a Recital Friday
evening, May 21, in the Graded
School Auditorium given by Miss
Anne Thompson under the aus
pices Of the Clarksville Literary
Club. Miss Thompson is a grad
uate of Meredith College, Raleigh
and often having studied under
Ben Greet and other specialists
in New York, she played with
the Ben Greet Company for four
years. Her repertoire will in
clude a group Of Uncle Remus
tales, the Puck scenes from a
midsummer nights Dream, scenes
from Macbeth, and selections
from Mark Twains Tom Sawyer.
Admission soc and Csc. Per
formance begins at $50 No
reserved seats.
The commonwealth., 1920-05-19
PERSONALS.
ns1ss Mary Lamb, News Exporter

Dr. H. L. Keel Of Tarboro was
in town last night.
~
AR r. G. Shacke1 of Tarboro
was over yesterday.
-
Mrs N. B. Cotton left this
morning for Wilmington, Del.
Mr. and Mrs. G. w. Albertson
loft this morning for Norfolk, Va.
Mr. w. H. Newell Of Palmyra,
was in town yesterday.
Mr.. Harry Tomlinson of Tar
boro. was in town yesterday.
Mr.. w. L. Harrell motored to
Weldon yesterday.
Mr. and Mrs. Cherry of Rich
mond. attended the sale Tuesday
morning.
Mrs. w. R. Albertson left on
the morning train for Philadel-
phia
DR.. and Mrs. c. g. Jenkins ar
rived this morning from Rich
mond, Va.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Biggs Of
Williamston were in town vester-
day afternoon.
Mrs. William Mcdowell and
son went to Washington, D. G..
this morning.
Messrs Jesse Grimes. Chauncev
Leggatt and Hubert Jenkins OF
Hobeood were in town last night
to see the show.
Mr.. and Mrs. PeytOn Keel mo-
tored to Gold Point Sunday to
see Mrs Keel's brother Mr.. J. L.
Groom.
The Clarksville Literary Club
will meet at the home Of Mrs. w
b. Smith Thursday afternoon al
four clock.
Mrs w. J. Gordon and little
son arrived yesterday from Tar
bOro, where her son has been
over for treatment, we are g1aC
to learn that he has improved
Very much.
There will be recital giver
by the music pupils Of the Grad
eel School, Friday afternoon al
three o'clock. All patrons an6
others interested are urged to at
tend.
The commonwealth., 1920-05-19
ANTETYPHoID TREATMENT

June 7th, Halifax 2 to. 4 80 p. m.
June 8th, Aurelian Springs, to
IL a. m. .
June Sth, Airlie, II 80 to 80.
June 8th, Hollister 2 80 to 4 .. m.
June 9th, Brinkleyville, 9 80 to
IL a. m.
June 9th, Ringwood, IL to 2 p. m.
June 9th, Heathsville, 3 to 4 p. m.
June 10th, Enfield, 10 to 4 p. m.
June 18th, Tillery $50 to IL m.
June 11th, Dawsons l to 3 p. m.
June 18th, Weldon, 9 to 4 p. Ii.
The Anti-Typhoid treatment
consists Of three doses to be given
one each week at intervals OF
seven days. 3. The County Health
Officer will be present at the
above named dispensary points
for three successive weeks at the
same hours and day Of the week
beginning on the dates named
above. Second schedule will bt
gotten out for the places not
named above, which will begir
about the last week in June.
The commonwealth., 1920-05-19
ANNOUNCEMENT

| announce my candidacy for
commissioner of Labor and
prnfn" in the June statewide
Democratic primary to succeed
don NJ. l.. Shipman, incumbent,
and will appreciate your vote
and support at the polls. Ask
any one who knows Of by labors
N and about the legislature since
1909.
DAVID P. DEIINGER
'astonia, N. c.. April %. 1920.
The commonwealth., 1920-05-19
w. O. w. MEETING

Hickory Camp No sos w. @.
W, will hold its regular meeting
Thursday night, May Goth, and
at this time will celebrate its
eighth anniversary Every mem
per IS urged to be present and a
big time for everyone Refresh
menfs will be served. Everybody
come.
The commonwealth., 1920-05-19
WEATHER REPORT
By j. Y. Savage

for week ending May 16, 1920
Temp. Highest IS" on 18th.
Temp. Lowest 4O' on 10th.
Av. High Is ST..
Temp Av. Low 40 ST.
Rainfall 46-1OO inches.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-01-16
Sc nego 81 amparo que
pidi6 Ia Legislature
de Nayarit

GUADALAJARA, J~aiisco, Enero
13.-La legislature del vecino Esta-
do de Nayarit ACADIA de sufrir en- es-
IA capital I'm golpe formidable con
el fallo que dictaron los tribunales
en- Ell recurso de amparo que inter
puso contra ell acuerdo del Senado de
Ia Rep. en- el sentido de que era de
reponerse en- ell gobierno de aquella
entidad al gobernador Godinez, des-
puas de haberlo depuesto la misma
Legislature LEGAL por medic de las
armas que estaban a cargo del ge-
neral de Santigo Y que, segIn voz
general, sirvio de Instruments Ell es-
ia maniobra que desaprobo el gobier-
no del centric.
Como Sc indica, la legislature pi-
di6 amparo, ell cual fue fallado hoy
negativamente. Y ONO no Sc halla-
ban en- les tribunales los represer-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-01-16
Tn misterioSo cTimen On
Santa Maria del Rio,
San Luis Potosl

SAN LUIS POTOSI. Enero IS
Hasta las esferas oficiales de esta
ciuda3 ha llegado la noticia &c que
en- Santa Maria del Mo, de este
EstaGo. ACADIA de descubrirse IN cr!-
men cue parece Sc cometio en- pasa-
dos amos en- la persona de D. Eduar-
do Torres, vecino de aQuel lugar Y
cue. segun Sc aSegura, muri6 de in
fllenza.
FL juez de csc tranquilo pueblo,
er ell que no Sc registrar en- el ano
nj ciaco delitcs de sangre, Sc VIC G
bligado a ordenar la exhumacion del
cadaver del senior Torres, en- vista
de que Sc insistia, por medic de
an6nimos, en- que el ~eXpresado Sc
nor Torres habia muerto misteciosa-
mente en- su alcoba Y Que habia III
djcios de Que Sc habia comerdo IN
horrendo crimen con el-
e juez no do impOrtancia, a
principle. a las insinuaciones que Sc
le hicieron, perc. ante la insistencia
de los que lie denunciaban Ell "rlmer,
ordeR6 al fin que el eadayer del Sc
nor Torres fuera sacado de 81 Sc
pultura y embellishments exasina-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-01-16
7S@EEsMGeGqa7S

y. o. Brio Grande City, Texas.-Apro
x~imadanente, una quinta parte de Ia su.
perficie dc n1estco planeta Is Ia que ocupa
Ia TERRA. mas o menos firme, y las otra.
cuatro quintas parties estin cubiertas pol
aqua. Por 10 tanto. ST Sc limita listed 4 con.
siderar Ia pura superficie, pareceria mas
propio llamarle aqua a 10 que Sc llama tie
ira, derivando este nombre del de nuestro
rlareta o lamarle & uuestro pIaneta El
Aqua y deiar los nombres que usanlos pa-a
d~esiRnar los componentes s6lido y liquido
de 81 tai = como Sc usan en- Ia actGalidad-
Pero con POGO cue medite listed comprehend
que La TERRA tiene un diametro enoTme, tan
grande que las mas elevadas moHtanas no
vienen a representa- cosa mayor dc 10 cue
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