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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-04-17
HABANERAS

Una numeroSa c0ncurrencia aSiS-
tio a la Inauguration del Congreso
Espiritista de Cuba, encontrandose
presentes representations de la
Universidad, de la Federation Espi-
ritista de Puerto Rico Y de Mexico !;
el Dccano del Cuerpo Diplomatico,
con slgunos invitados; el Goberna
dor, el Alcalde y el canonigo doctor
Enrique Ortiz, en- representation del
Obispo de la Habana.
Ell palco escenico lucia Ia izquier
da un hermoso cuadro del fil6sofo
Allan Kardec; la derecha, un artis
tico cuadro imitando un pergamino
en- el que habia una inscription de
gratitud para la prcnsa.
La bandera cubana en- 10 alto, a
manera de dosel.
Y en- los palcos, licnzos en- los cua
les, con letras negras, Sc lcian pa
rrafos sentenciosos de Edison, Tolls
toy, CASTELAR,, Bismarck, Seneca,
Crooks, Arist6teles Y Washington.
FL de este, es ell siguiente: LA
muerte debe ser considerable como sim
pie episodio de la existencia, no CO.
mo la destruction dc esta".
Presidia don Jose Jimenez Torres,
cuyo discurso de aperture fue una
salutacion al Congreso, que encausa
ia el espiritismo desdc el punto de la
ciencia.
Sc leyeron los testimonies de ad-
hesion del Rector dc la Universidad
del Paraguay, doctor Rebandy; del
Institute International Metapsiqui-
co de Paris, otros.
Sc lego un trabajo del doctor He
Her, de la Universidad del Estado
de Washington, que revolucionara al
mundo cientifico, por presentar evi-
dencias de descubrimientos hechos
ell el ejercicio professional de agentes
del invisible, actuando sobre las
mentalidades de los cientificos de es-
te planeta.
Entire los muchos oradores que hi
cieron uso de la palabra en- los 10
minutes que les concedieron para
consumir los turnos, hablaron los
senores Montalvo Galvez Otero, de
Puerto Rico.
En- la segunda seccion, el Sr. il
menez concedio la palabra a don Pc
dro Salas, notable conferencista, que
Sc reveio como un eoloso de la pala-
bra: bello de forma conceptuoso de
fondo Y facil en- la expression. Creo
sinceramente que, en- el momento ac
tual, no haya orador que le aventaje
en- Cuba.
Ha faliecido en- esta ciudad la es-
timada sonora puertorriqueIa doiia
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-04-17
Ell bOICheVIkismO

Los bolcheviquis no son antropofa-
gos. Creemos necesario hacer esta acla
racion al comienzo de un articuIo que
va a referirse la nueva Russia, la
Rus de los rojos. Tanto Sc ha escri-
to sobre los "sovietistas" que CORE
por ell mundo una leyenda empapada
de sangre. Muy lejos de ser ell bolche-
vikismo Ell regimen ideal de los pue-
bios, psro no es tampoco ell caos po-
locuras de los primeros meses de fiebre
y de pasiones desatadas, los rusos sc
han disciplinado. Es verdad que para
clio tuvieron q. rectifcar su progra-
ma de excesos de radicalismos, admi
iiendo de nuevo Ell principle de la pro-
II edad ,aceptando otra vez la direction
t6cnica en- las industrias y olvidando
sus suefios de Independence absolu-
ia. A este podra objetar Ell lector, que
o. bolcheviquismo no es va ell bolche-
viquismo. Muy cierto. La reaidad CO.
tidiana obliga las claudicaciones No
tiene nada de particular, por ESQ, que
en- La Russia de hoy haya muchas per-
sonas que contribuyeron al cambio del
sistema de gobierno, que echen de me-
nos la Russia de aver.
Prueba de que el "soviet' no es la
anarquia, nj cosa semejante, es que en-
tire los bolcheviquistas Sc estAn resol-
viendo problemas que en- las democra
cias de Europa America permane-
cen latentes. ILa formula? No es nue.
va encierra la antigua energia de
los gobernantes absolutistas En- Fran
cia, en- Inglaterra en- Italia las huel-
gas ferroviarias Sc solucionan por mu
tuos convenios entire ell capital y el
trabajo. En- Russia las cosas son dis
tintas. Sc las preve a tempo. We'd 81
no una orden de los rojos sobre orga-
nizaci6n de los caminos de hierro: ITO
do el que haya servido en- cualquier
6poca en- los ferrocarriles, debe poner-
Sc inmediatamente EN- rnarcha y ocupar
su antique puesto, consagrandose ex-
clusivamente al servicio de transpor-
te.p Asimismo los obreros SON conmi-
nados que cooperen la reconstruc-
ci6n nacional. Con ese fin Sc toman me
6das como estas: sci sindicato de
metalnrgicos de Tambof ha decidido
poner la disposition del Comite de
reparaciones del material rodante, cien
operarios por semana. Estos deberan
trabajar once horas diarias incluso los
domingos. Los otros empleados de los
talleres deben alargar su jornada en-
CONSEQUENCES" De la misma indole es
otra ordenanza del soviet: ''Los
obreros seran favorecidos en- raciones
especiales de alimentos. Diez mil tres
cientos obreros seran empleados en- la
reparaci6n del La escuadra. Tres mil
J trescientos en- la construction de nue.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-04-17

CoMPRAMOS: Conchas de Carey do
todas clases. Motocicletas usadas, mode
los nuevos en- buen estado. Pagamos los
meiores precios. Dfaz Hermanos, Cruz
10. San Juan.
CoMPRA, vENTA Y ALQUILER de
muebles. La casa MARGARIDA tras-
lad6 su departamento de muebles usa-
dos Ell Porvenir" de Salvador Brau
SO los altos de su almacen de "lnue
bles nuevos'' LOS Nov1oS, Salvador
Brau A. Sc paga ell mejor precio por
muebles en- buen estado. Llame tel6-
fono 95, Box 273, San Juan, P. r.
Sc CoMPRA casa de concrete de una
planta en- ell Condado arriba del Par
que. Escriba diciendo precio. posici6n.
etc. Apartado 211 San Juan.
Sc DEsEA coMPRAR un buey joven
que pese 90 arrobas, pati-largo y de
buenas condolences para ell trabajo.
Tambien Sc compra semilla cristalina
rayada blanca. Informaran aparta-
do 374, Caguas, P. r.
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CoIOcaciones.

AVISO.-Se neceS1tan buenos opera
rios ebanistas en- ell taller MARGARI-
DA. Informes: Box 273. Tel6fono 95,
San Juan, P. R.
TAQUIGRAFO.- Daremos colocacion
a un buen taquigrafo, ingles y espaaol,
para trabajar enseguida. Dirijase a
Box 551, San Juan, Porto Rico.
NEcEsITAMos MUJER que sepa CO
cinar y atender todos los trabajos en-
casa. Debe ser limpia y revar buenas
referencias. Para una que este dispues
ia desempenar este cargo, pagaremos
buen sueldo. Escribn dsndo detallss
en- cuanto cdad, referencias, etc. a
Box 345.
Sc SOLICITAN LAVANDERAS pa
ra ropa nueva en- grandes cantidades
y con muy POGO trabajo. Sc necesitan
referencias. Porto Flo Import Co., Ca
lie Comercio No. 13, San Juan, P. r.
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Sc ofrece.

SELLOS: :-Envie 26 cts. On selios DO
correo usables americanos recibirk
150 sellos de todas las parties del mundo
incluyendo: Argentina, Bolivia. Chile.
Mejico, ETC.. n
Dirijase a O. 3. GONZALES. RI
Wilson Ave. Santurce, Puerto Rico
G. o. D, PoR $2.9s a mas tardar
dentro de cuatro semanas le enviar@
un artistico Fotomedall6n Tornado de
finisimo terciopelo 8 Fotominiaturas
Gratis. Envieme su fotografia hoy
mismo. Precios extra por grupoB. Eli
ia entire borde amarillo. caoba, rosa.
azul con flores. M Guzman Florit,
P, o. Box 236, Caguas. P. r.
MAYoRDoMo AGRIcoLA, con ex-
periencia en- ell cultitvo de cafias, desea
colocarse. Trabaja tambien un tanto
por ciento. Dirijase a j. ". Dumas,
Pio Piedras.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-04-17
AYUDE A LOS NINos PoBREs

Els necesario que en- cada NUM-
cipio de esta isla Sc organize la so
ciedad filantropica "El Zapato de
los Ninos Pobres". Esta sociedad
viene trabajando desde hace va
rios amos en- San Juan, con tanto
exito que podemos asegurar que
todos los ninos pobres que asisten
las escuelas van debidamente cal
zados.
No Sc necesita hacer sacrificios,
aceptamos cualquier donativo por
insignificante que sea. Mandelo
hoy mismo 81 usted desea, la
senora. do1a
MARIA T. DE SUAREZ,
P. O. Box 1922. San Juan. Advt
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-04-17
UN BATTALION BELGA
Sc DIRIGE A FRANCLA

BRUSELAS, abril 14.-Us battalion
belgs, con bandera mtsica, ha salido
hoy de la capital del RENO, con desti-
no Maguncia, dode sera recibido of
cialmente por los jefes oficiales de
.as tropas francesas destacadas ALI.
FL battalion belga Sc dirigira des-
pues, con toda premura, a Frankfort.
donde permanecer$ hasta nueva orden.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-04-17
ABSORTO! ENCANTADO!

Sc quedara al yer las espeluznan
tes escenas de la sin igual pelicu-
la Los MALHECHORES DEL al
RE. Su protagonista es Lit. Lock-
lear Y la bella Francelia Billing
ton. Harrison Report. Advt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-04-17

In indols de este pri6dieo y la sul-
tura de los sscritores que dsseen pres
car su valiOss soncurso, no aparscs-
Dersonalmsute . ninguno dc loo man
.xponsrss dehatirns.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-04-17
Sc alquila.

Sc ALQUILA una casa con solar de
tres mil metros, garage para tres au
tos, paste para una vaca. en- Hato
Rey, Parada "a. Informaran p. r. Com
mercial Corp. Telefonos eso-252. san
Juan.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-04-17

Con gran fervor religioso y con
currencia extraordklaria de fieles,
Sc ha celebrado la Semana Santa
aqui.
Los dias Jueves Viernes Santos,
fueron un verdadero Jubilee
Las avenidas, Gales y plazas, du-
rante la vista a los monumentos, y
la asistencia a los sermones, presen
taron un hermoso aspecto.
Espectaculo sublime fue el presen
ciar ell paso de la multitud recogida,
tanto a la ida como a la vcnida de
los temples, que no pod1an contener
en- sus recintos los fieles.
Bien Sc cumplen aquellas palabras
del Divine Maestro: Isl yo fuera ele
vado en- la cruz, todo 10 atraeria ha-
cia mi". Y en- efecto, las solemnida-
des de Semana Santa, estan tan arrai
gadas en- las costumbres populares.
que muchos que durante ell alo Sc oil
vidan de su condici0n de catolicos,
Sc acuerdan de ella durante la misma.
Todo cuanto constituye la vida
nacional fue paralizada la tarde de
iueves durante ell dia entero del
Viernes Santo.
Las banderas estaban a media as
ia, en- sefial de duelo
Las sociedades de recreo suspendie
ron sus diversiones, y los cipes hicie
ron desfilar por sus pantallas, la ira
gedia del Calvario.
Antonio MORALES.
Habana, Abril 1920.
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voCEs AJENAs

SeraD acogidas todas Las ideas refs
centes al estudio dc tOdos los aspee.
tos On que pueda plantearss nuestro
Statue y, pOr eonsiguiente, los parti.
darios de todas Las soluciOnss teDdrAn
.gual derecho Q mandarnos sus trsSs
Jos. Estos 90 pubEcarkn eos la ar
ma de sus autorss, uin euya eondis:5s
no les daremos sabida.
CreeuOs innecesario ceeir que, dada
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lArENo1oN, o1UDADANos,

Ell MUNDo, SO vende en- e salon
Barberia ''El Modelo''. de don Santa
60 Bonilla.
Sol st. ToA Alta. p. B. ADM
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-04-17

Hortensia Aguayo viuda de Alfonso,
hermana de nucstro distinguido ami
go ell doctor Alfredo Aguayo, catedra
tico de la Universidad de la Haba
ma.
Por sus virtudes era muy estimada
la noble sonora, que deja una estela
de afectos.
Damos el mas sentido pesame a
sus 8 hijos demas famiia, que re
siden en- Cuba y Puerto Rico, y, cs-
pecialmente, a nuestro citado amigo
ell doctor Aguayo.
En- la clinica de los doctores For
tdn y Souza, de esta Capital, ha su'
frido una dificil opcracion de alta ci
ruiia, la respectable dana, hija de
Puerto Rico, dona Dolores Garcia
Saldana de Costa.
Los eminentes cirujanos han obte
nido IN exito brillante, y la sonora
de Costa Palol esta en- franco perio
co de convalecencia.
Pertenece la sonora Garcia Salda
ia de Costa familias de las mas
distinguidas de. San Juan, Fajardo Y
Juncos.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-04-17
EN- VEGA sAJA

Encontrara usted Ell MUNDo en
o. Cafe Central dc Gonzales CanO
Plaza "JOse r, Mater. Adm
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Sc vende.

BUENA oPORTUNIDAD. Una moto-
cicleta Indian Gltimo modelo, po-
wer plus, tres velocidades casi nueva
con "side car" la vendo cambio por
un Ford. Informara. v. R. Box 144, Ma
natl, P. R.
Sc VENDE una casa de MADEIRA de
nueva construction por precio modico.
cuatro habitacionese comodas, Gale
del Hip6dromo, Miguel Ruiz Soler. Te-
lefono 664.
Sc vENDE una magnifica residencia
en- Ell Condado, Avenida Magdalena. In
formar$n Porto Rico Commercial Cor
poration". Tel 9S0-252, San Juan.
Sc VENDE: La casa nimero 50 San
Juan Moderno, parada 43 y med "a,
es magnifica. Tambi6n muebles todos
los efectos del ajuar de una familia,
por ausentarse para Nueva York. En-
tire ellos hay un piano completamente
nuevo Sin agentes nj corredores, direc-
tamente a la duefia q. vive en- la casa.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-04-17
limo LEA ESToM!
Isl es usted intermediate }

Una FINCA con cerca dc 4,600
metros cuadrados, una CASA de ma
dera, techo GALVANIZADO, cinco
habitaciones, SERVIClO SANTA
RIO, GARAJE amplio, cuartos para
chauffeur y sirvienta. Dista 700
metros de la parada 25.
LIE INTERESA?
BOX SO. SAN JUAN, P. R.
ADVT.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-04-17

Ha falecido en- esta ciudad la es-
tinada sonora puertorriquena dofa
The daily Alaskan., 1920-07-27
HEROINE MAD HER SYMPATHY
swsdlsh Maid Took Paragraph In Book Which ShS Wac Reading a
 '..'LltalS Tee Literally.

One of the peculiarities of our Ian guage was brought to the notice Of a Chicago woman by her Swedish maid.
 This girl; had attended night school for come weeks and WAS delighted by her aattslnmsDts In. English. She ex- pressed her wiRA te try her knowledge by reading a story h English, and the mistress recommended for her perusal' [ tale called "A Modern Cinderella" thsn running In one Of the magazines. 1t was simply woFded and appeared not Co pressnt.any linguistic pitfalls.
 rDId you like it. HudaT' asked the mistress, WbsB the magazine was re- turned. sr ,-s s-, .-r
 sEsa, ms'era," was the reply, but an COJry sha.hsd 90 much trouble and thpss giass syez, teo. Ny brudder, he had CGs glass eye, and 1t was hard for hitn.s' "7,' S..@'
 The .ladJ Of the h6usa was puzzled; i; so RtldG 1nGOldod -the nsgdEIne and Holnted with EITespeCtfui Anger to the foileWiRg qRdeatable proofs:
 rAs-PS8y ReTed about the kitchen, SoiRg her worh, her eyes suddenly fell on the letter which lay unopened on her suntB Lap.
 H'Keep your eyes where they be- lOns,' said that lady sharply, and poor Polly cclOEea' with ahane,"
The daily Alaskan., 1920-07-27
Former'T r'TOughTown
 s.3g4 GIL~ hF -sta
 IsRuIed ByWOmen

cheyenne, wyo, July 27 woman Mayor, Mrs. Grace Miller OOw rules n Jac9lssoR the popula- lion center of tho ,JRfekSsop''HOl country which long wRR tamous in fact and fiction ss the resort of
 outAwo, cattle rusuers, horse thiev- es and other bad men Of the west that once was, For what is saId to bs the first time In history, thare is not q man In the city hall of an American mu ,ctualtty; for a city administration oou,pcsed entirely of women haS'bee sworn Into office Es & result ofthe vlectiou iu May. Thers is not a man in JaekRon'S cIty hall.
 ,JAekson is 8 d1mutivs city with R population Of not quite SOe.'Por- solE.
The daily Alaskan., 1920-07-27
.FeAe Raeklns Causss Waste.

Few persons considering the cost Of living, realiEe that more than $70O GOO GOO is added ts the cost of their food clothing and other necessities each year because eS the waste caused by da1paEe, On3eientihe loading and the tre@shdouS cost Oe packing these c0mmedSsl66. The railroads and the aAippars PeGIis6 it, As Ehown hy their sondBetinsla eaU1pRlgn to reduce to the mlnimpm the wRste through dam age, and to Rttliss-to. the utmost the capacity of freight cara, which are haulsd half ,empEf.
 These arc ssms of the items which enter into this waste estimate-dam- age and theft, S1o00OO, 900; wasted lumber used only once in packing cases, &2so0OaOoo; empty car space, e2Os, ,OCo, coo: and the staggering cost to ths railroads of hauling half empty cars more than 8,0OO. .0o0I9oo miles, sI5T, GOO 900. t-EtIs estimated that from 10 to '25 per cent Of the cost of food RtuhfS goes to pay for the crates which are thrown away.
The daily Alaskan., 1920-07-27
Tourists See
 Denvet Glacier

A party of Pullen House guests made the trip to Denver, Glacier yesterday having taken the morning train to Denver station and hiking to the glacier.
 The party consisted of:P. NJ. Pat tson his two daughters Angela an Myrna and his Son Thayer.
 They were under the leaderSh'p of one of the local guides and re- port a most glorious time.
 The guide reports that this party went further up on the glacier than amy other party he had taken to the glacier.
 The party were outfltted with pike poles and ice creepers andhad Q good supply of ropes and ice axes and made the trip far up on the glacier without the slight est mishaD.
The daily Alaskan., 1920-07-27
CAREER OF "NED RURTLIEE''
Writer of sensatIenal Stories Once Extremely Popular Had . Slnav-
 larIy Adventurous Life.

"Ned BuntlIne," whose real RGne was E. z c. Judson, had a caresE which was on It's plane Roossvsiuan, Gargantuan and Tartarinian. AItfS de- scrlbed In Life and Adventures of Ned Buutllne.'" by Fred B. Pond, Qth- erwIse Win Wildwood, says the De troit News. Judson ran away from his home when eleven years old. In 1884. became sailor and, then 0 mla- shipman. At fifteen he fought q duel with seven mldsbIDmen, Hho had Ges cllned to mess with him. ., A
 When seventeen years old 1pdsoo served with distinction in the sem lnole war. He became 2 hunter ln tes Everglades, then hurried or to the Rockies >in the employ of the North west Fur company. turned back to the Southwest where: he. married . and fought more duels.
 Judson became 6 mainRtaE PE. th9 KnIckerbocker Magazine in itS best years and was so violent begetteF SL sensational romRnces that he oDcd wrote a book of 6l0 pageS in 62 hourn. He turned into q patriot :Tstth the Know Nothlngs, and on account Sot his share in the Aston. placR riot Vaa sent to the penItentiary for a-,,yeaF. He then took himself to the Adiren' dacks, which he helped make classic ground for sBortsmen. He served in the Mexican and Civil wars.
 'Buntline" brought "Bufrals Bill" on the stage in a play he wrote one Wed- nesday afternoon. rehearsed over the weekend and produced, the following Monday. He came to the end of hl' career in 1886, only after he had writ ten more than 200 volumes of tumab tuous blood-and-thunder,
The daily Alaskan., 1920-07-27
Fashions Ia suIeldo.

It seems that there are fashions In suicide. A medical journal traces thelF history from the stone age, when men sought death by jumping frem elEHs or disappearing fin the sea. The an cIent Egyptians poisoned themselves with prussic acid extracted from peach kernels; the Italians of the Renais- sance used weird combinations Of -ar- senlc. Shooting came with the cheap. enlng of firearms, asphyKist with. the use of gas for lighting. Gare0ltc acid was the favorits method when every household kept bottle of this for fighting bedhugs. The death of a banker from an accidental dose of mercuric chloride (cOrroSiVe Subn' mattel set new fashion.
The daily Alaskan., 1920-07-27
Played A Fast
 Game Of Ball

Skagway was treatel to da fIne'cX- hibition of base ball on Sunday, when the Fort Seward and Skag- way teams crossed bats at the W. P. Athletic Club grounds.
 The soldier boys came up on the Peterson at two o'clock and the game was called at three o'clock.
 Dr. Runnalls and Corporal Kane acted as umpires and thelr decisions on the whole were satisfactory ard fair. It took nine innings to decide the game and while the Sllagway' team took a lead in the third in nings which should have won them the game the soldier boys played hard and took advantage of eye point winning In the last half of'thr ntnth.
 Cleon ASK pitched for the hom te m and his work was way a. bove the average. He f3gn'd out twice as mary as of the sewo'1 team and kept the"hits few and scattcred. His support'was very good and Sbagway team showed good batting ability. Watts Curtis, George Rapuzzi and Cole led in the batting. The defeat of :he Skcgway team was due to wild throwing and errors tn ef- forts to catch base runners for if they had confined their play ing to get the batters they would undouotedly have won.
 The soldier boys put up a fine game and showed practice aAd they also played a gooo sportsmon- Ike game as there was lit,loif any wrangling a2I the edicts Of the u:n- pires taken without much kicking.
 .Skagway has the material for a winning team and little practicc will make them caparIc Of play ing any Alaskan team.
 The line uD was as fOlIows.:-
 c. Rapuzzi Catcher.
 c. Ask Pitcher. O C. c. Cole first base.
 c. r. Curtis Second base.
 lI- Vra4ts Short stnD
 A. c. Blanchard third oasc.
 W. Press Left field.
 w. Bledsoe Center field.
 George Rapuzzi Right field.
 We have been unable to get the line uo of the Fort Seward team and would suggest that the records of tho games be kept in the official book as they have al- ways heretofore been kept.
The daily Alaskan., 1920-07-27
HATUIE IELLS YOU
AS Many T Iagway Reader Knows
 Too Well

AS Many T sagway Reader Knows
 Too Well
 When the kidneys are weak,
 Nature tells you about It.
 The urina Is nature's Index.
 InfreQucnt or too frcquent pas- Sage,
 Other disorders suggest kidncyill
 Doan's Kidney Pills are for dis- ordered kidneys.
 People all over the world tcsify 10 their worth.
 c. W. Knight, retired farmer, 91 F. Court St. Pendlcton ore; Say For the past eight O. ten years'I have been troubled Ly my ba k 5ometmes I had pains across my kidneys and in my loirs and sid At such times, my Kidneys bother ed nFn and I had to get uDoiten at night to pass the kidney seer tons. They were highly color ,. and contained brIck-dust sediment.
 Doan's Kidney Pills reliev d the backache and the pains that had annoyed me anI cleared up the kidney secretlons'"
 SIX YEARG LATER, Mir. Knight said: 'I gladly confirm every word of my former statement con srcrning my experience with Doan's Kidney Pills and they always do Z Ia good"
 Price 60c, at all dealers. Don't stmplr ask for a kidney remedy = get Doan's Kideny Pills - the same that Mr KnIgh: had, FosJ- CT. Mllburn Co; Mfgrs. Tuffalo. \. I
The daily Alaskan., 1920-07-27
Again Back In
 The NorthIand

MT and Mrs RenauG aEr4Nsd' from Dawson and other points on the White Pass system last evening land will take the first boat swtlsble'fO the south. . @. i
 MT. Reanud Is a pioneer ot .- Al aska and Yukon As he %sDt h Forty Mile h 1895 ard was In the Klondgke rush when gOl&iWPa discovered in '96. .,v'.
 MT. Renaud has the di1iRetioA of having brought the first milk COWS Into Dawson. ... s'. ."
 In 1900 MT. Renapd left '.DGwSon
 and has lived ever stDes iR'sOuth- ern California having been n the Teal estate bNsipsss h CaleIico, where he amassed Q fortune in thS real estate business.
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Among the distinguished tourist' who are sight seeing In Alaska northern Yukon and Northern Brit ish Columbia this summer are MT and Mrs. George T. TuGkstt. n. Tuckett.
 George Tuckett Is a grand Bon of the original Tuckett of the'f'Tn or TuckerG ana Bilbpgs fouRders of the famous T. and B. Tohscco, as well as the original maler' of the almost equally famous Hud- son Bay Imperial Mixture.
 Mir. and Mrs. Puckett haNa visit ed CarcroSs Atlin, Whitehorae end
The daily Alaskan., 1920-07-27
Grandson Of Tobacco ii' King Is
 Visiting And Touring North

Dawson gnal are suthudashc over the whole trip. '....
 Mr. TuGkstt resides In Los An selea but calls Hamilton Ontario his hometown aS he was bOrn'ther
 nuFns hls visit in sNaSway Mr, Tuckett and hia wife have employ cd much of their time In fishing In the lakes and brooks D the vicinity and have been quite BuccesfulHR bringing homs several very good cat ches. Mir. end Mrs Tuckett are guestV of the -RulleR HCuRes
 They ErhTe& on the spohane'and are now awaiting the JsffersoR to take them back.
The daily Alaskan., 1920-07-27
PIMPLES ON FACE AND SCALP
LargeandRed, ,Disfguring. lrritated By Scratching.
 CutiCura Heals.

My face and scalp were affected with pimples that turned into erup-
The daily Alaskan., 1920-07-27
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