davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening journal., 1920-12-17
s CENT SUGAn NOW.

For several weeks the Wholesale
price Of sugar has been declining. and
was selling the flrsi Of this week al
3 ~ cents n pound. There was
further cut OF ia cent pound YES
terday. bringing the wholesale price
90 5 "a cents, the lowest mani,
reached since before ,he War.
Notwithstanding the Wholesale price
Is quoted at 3 IA cents, many retail
grocers are now selling that COM
modify at s cents 10 the consumer.
with no restriction as TO the quan-
tiiy purchased. The cause Of tho
present low prices are said by sugar
men 20 be the refusal OF the con-
sumCr 10 purchase In large quantities..
SOS worth or RECORDS free AIror.
Evening journal., 1920-12-17
TODtY'S TFWpFnATIinF
SIN AND TIDE.
LOST AND FnINn.

7 osT-wEDNEsDAY, COLLIE DoG,
II brown aand white. Answers 20 nama
Of Pal. SIG West ST. Kindly return.
dectI-2t.
Continued on Page Thirty
Evening journal., 1920-12-17
SEAL SALEIS
Child SAVER
Red Cross Uses Proceeds in
Fighting Against
tuberculosis
FIND MANY TOTS
IN DISEASE DANGER

The recent report 10 the BOARD Of
Education OF the medical inspection OF
Evening journal., 1920-12-17

FInE MINtS BE(OME CHOSSFD.
The irregular taps of fre bells at 10
o'clock this morning was occasionrd
by the crossing of wires In the con-
duit at Tenth and king streets, where
workmen were engaged In making re-
pairs.
Evening journal., 1920-12-17
BUsINEss MEN rO suPEn,1sF.

Trustees Of Delaware Hospital. at a
meeting yesterday afternoon, adopted
resolution 10 change the bylaws
IN order TO provide for committee
of ffe business men 20 supervise
The busWss administration OF the
hofs Gal ~ This committee will be
named later meeting.
Cl0verADairy Safe MIX makes robust
children. Phone i5i0-Adv.
Evening journal., 1920-12-17

A cheap, healihful food. Glover
Dairy safe MIX Phone t5io.-Adv.
Evening journal., 1920-12-17

s25 worth OF Records free. Alroru
Plano Co. $40 w. osh SL-Adv.
Evening journal., 1920-12-17
THE WEATHER

Cloudy tonight and Saturday. fair
no change in temperature; fresh 70
strong west winds.
The Jewish monitor. (Fort Worth-Dallas, Tex.) 191?-1921, 1920-03-05
Bigger and Better-StOck Show
CONGREGATION SUPPORTED BY
SISTERHOOD.

The congregation at Piqua, Ohio,
has been maintained partly by the
support Of the Jewish Ladies' Aid So
ciety, which consists Of fifteen men,
bers. Services are held regularly on
Friday evenings and on alternate
Sunday evenings Rabbi Sidney s. Ted.
esehe Of Springfield, Ohio, officiates.
Rabbi Iedesche also conducts a relig.
ious school at Piqua
The society Is an annual contributor
to the Il. U. c. Scholarship fund and
its "Ihimble Society" meets weekly
to sew for local charities.
The Jewish monitor. (Fort Worth-Dallas, Tex.) 191?-1921, 1920-03-05
Stock Show Is Bigger and Better
SPOKANE TO ERECT NEW
TEMPLE.

Congregation Emanuel Of Spokane,
Washington, is on the eve Of erecting
a new temple at cost Of $4,000.
The new structure promises to be
one Of the finest Of its kind west Of
the Rockies. It will be equipped to
serve not only as 4 house Of prayer,
but also as center for all eongrega-
tional and communal activities.
Adolph Feuchtwanger is president
and julius Leibert Oh. U. CO. Is Rabbi
Of the congregation.
The Jewish monitor. (Fort Worth-Dallas, Tex.) 191?-1921, 1920-03-05
Don't Miss the kOdeO Events!
SlSTERHOOD ORGANIZES RE-
LIGIOUS SCHOOL.

The Ladies' Hebrew Relief Society
Of Bellaire, Ohio, has organized a re-
ligious school which is meeting with
success. The members of this So
ciety stimulate interest in the congre-
gational activities Of Congregation
Sons Of Israel. An Open Forum has
been lnauguraIed by them ana led by
Joseph baron, u student OF the He
brew Union College, who conducts
fOrtnightly services in Bellaire. Rep
resentatives Of the Temple Sister
hoods Of Wheeling and Bellaire ex-
change visits at intervals.
The Jewish monitor. (Fort Worth-Dallas, Tex.) 191?-1921, 1920-03-05
oNAAA,A.NAIADA IvAvuAsAsuA ivIx
JOHNS OIvLO1N.

Congregation Snarol Snomayim of
Scnnectauy, ". L., IL among the lat
est congregations to JOIN the Union of
American Hebrew Congregations.
This congregation has at present 81
contributing members. Mr.. Meyer
mann Is presiuent anu Mr.. Lester NJ.
Stern secretary. 1t was due to the
persistent efforts OF Rabbi Max kauf-
man tnat Tile WORK anu PURPOSES VI
the Union were presented " the con-
gregatl0n ana credit Is Que MN and
10 PRESIDENT Mann tor etfecting the
aifillation with the Union.
The Jewish monitor. (Fort Worth-Dallas, Tex.) 191?-1921, 1920-03-05
Friday, March s, 1920.
SPIRIT.

Call it not or death or dying,
When their eyelids close to earth;
Call 1t else spirit flying
To the homestead Of its birth.
What a spirit is none knoweth,
Spirit human or divine;
Trackless as the wind that bloweth,
Timeless as the stars that shine.
Can the sage divine its rising?
Can the scholar name its day?
Can the mystic God, surprising,
Trace the footsteps Of His way?
Like the dewdrop and the ocean,
Like the ember and the fame,
Both, in small and great, one notion
God and man are in one name.
Spirit, God; and man, a spirit;
Wondrous kinship all-divine;
Humbly claim it, use, revere it.
God the substance, man the sign.
Deeper than the deep Of Hades,
Higher than the eagles soar,
So mans spirit unafraid is
Myst'ries vast and dark to explore.
Time is naught, nor space q fetter,
10 his eager spirits quest;
All the universe is debtor
At the imperial souls behest.
From the vast and subtle reaches
OF the mind and heart of God,
There is in him that impeaches,
Half-ashamed, the clinging clod.
And this spark divine within him,
Famed to banning thoughts and
wide,
CLOVIS and grows anon to win him
On and up till satisfied.
To the earth the dust returneth,
Spirit to the God who gave:
Can that perish which SO spurneth
Earth's horizon and the gravei
Call 1t not, then, death or dying,
When theeir eyelids close to earth;
IT'S a spirit Godward bying
To the homestead Of its birth.
Edward Henry Eckel.
The Jewish monitor. (Fort Worth-Dallas, Tex.) 191?-1921, 1920-03-05
The~Model Dry Goods Co.
Sells Same Goods for Less Money"

The new Chapeaux tints of brilliant springtime
with an abundance of lustrous modes of Trimmed
Hats. We have Shoes, Clothing, Furnishings and
Ladies Ready to Wear, Lingerie Blouses, Corsets,
Hosiery, for the Stock Show
The Jewish monitor. (Fort Worth-Dallas, Tex.) 191?-1921, 1920-03-05

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The Brinkley argus., 1920-01-08

Miss Mary Will Rose return ed to her home in Dallas, Tex. Sunday after spending several weeks here with her mother, Mrs. Mary Will Rose, and sis ters, Mrs. A. H. Abernathy and Miss Virginia Rose.
 Among the many real estate changes of the week was that of the F. E. Wise property in North Brinllley, sold to H. Acuff, Locomotive Fireman of the Cotton Belt By, consider alton $1,S00.
 All Presbyterians, their fam lilies and friends, are expected to be on hand at both> morning and evening services at the Presbyterian Church Sunday, Jan. 11th, Dr. J, s. Murphy of Little Rock will preach.
 ~e,l 'em you saw II Tn tn. ~r1us
 MT. and Mrs. Joe Sullivan of Moro, were among the Out-of- town visitors here Friday night to attend the Opening Ball at the Elks New Home. Mrs. s. is the daughter of our esteemed friends, MT. and Mrs. D. H. Smith, formerly of this place but who now live in Moro.
 Tell lem you saw !t Tn -he Arour
 R. R. Rubin of New York is spending a few days with his brother, Dr. Vim. $. Rubin. Mr. Rubm recently returned rom overseas and engaged in busi- ness in the nations metropolis. This is his first trip to Arkan- sas and he states that he is not disappointed with the country visited.
 Tell 'em you saw rt Tn 'hs Areu-
 E. G. Miller, the shoe man, is back from a visit to his old home at Bonham, Tex. Miller says that they've got the kind of town down there that the Arugs man keeps driving for here in Brinkley. Four fine
The Brinkley argus., 1920-01-08

Take home an oyster loaf, our fresh oysters are the big fat kind. Rusher Cafe. Fine Juicy Grape Fruit for 15c-The Goldman Go. Miss Jewel Cooke of Holly Grove, is visiting her aunt, Mrs. J. D. Henley, this week. Mrs. R. Carpenter returned Ito her home fin Warren last week after visiting her daugh- ter, Mrs. l.. LOvette.
 Stationery, certainly we have the kind that has the Elite" touch of individuality.
 McCreight's Pharmacy ChaS. Porter was called to
  Des Arc Saturday on account of the serious illness of his granddaughter.
 Little Miss Mable Lee White head visited here this week the guest of Little Miss Dorothy Allen.
 Mrs. J. w. Savage of Cotton Plant, is visiting here this week the guest of Mrs. Lorena Os- borne.
 SALESMAN WANTED to sO- licit orders for oils, etc. Salary or Commission. THE HARVEY OIL CO, Cleveland, O.,
 BORN to MT. and Mrs. L. K. Brown, on Sunday morn ing, Jan. 4th, pretty baby girl.
 FOR SALE:-One 1919 DOrt
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LOCAL AND PERSONAL

Money to Loan on improved Farm Lands. See J. D. Henley.
 Fine Juicy Grape Fruit for 15c-The Goldman Go.
 Rev. l.. E. Mann and l.. K. Brown were in Memphis We'd 1fesday on business.
 Mrs. o. c. Remley of Jones' boro, is visiting her sister, Mrs Jack Lineback.
 Presley Piplxin was a busi- ness visitor in Jonesboro this week.
 Mrs. J. M. Haynie of Helena, is visiting her mother, Mrs. Jennie Brown, this week.
 
 Rev. and Mrs. Roswell Davis are visiting relatives in Tenn .issee.
 Miss Minnie McKie of Wynne is visiting in the city the guest of Mrs. Wilson Sharp.
 PORN:-tO MT. and Mrs. WaKer Brown Sunday night, a baby girl.
 Master Robert and Kerns Howard of Little Rock, visited friends here this week.
 Mrs. c. c. Woodfn and two children visited relatives iii Holly Grove this week.
 Fred Sapp was confined to his bed several days this week on account of illness.
The Brinkley argus., 1920-01-08

hard roads, 5000 good people, all organized and pulling to- gether.
 Mrs. T. J. 'Brickell returned home Tuesday after several days visit in Marvell. She re- ported having attended a fam fly reunion at the home of MT and Mrs. J. Raleigh and Mr and Mrs. Billy BriclSell. She was accompanied home by MT Joe Miller of Dallas, Tex, who was n attendance at the re- union.
The Brinkley argus., 1920-01-08

A. H. Abernathy has been on the sick list this week.
 TeIi lem yon saw R In ths Araus Jake Lamm was a business visitor in Memphis this week.
 Rooms for rent, All w. Ash St., Phone 53.
The Brinkley argus., 1920-01-08

ChetiiSol SOiiiIIlClA, wv hCN Cord tires on front, two new Firestone tires on rear. See
 R. w. Beck, Clarendon
 Miss Constance Cole return ed to Sullens College Sunday, after spending the holidays here with her parents, MT. and Mrs. F. H. Cole.
 Miss Christina Williams re- turned to the U. of A. Friday last, after spending the holi- days here with her parents, MT. and Mrs. Waletr B. Williams.
 P. F. Engle underwent a serious operation at the Mag nolia Hospital on Monday, and is reported as getting along nicely.
 WANTED TO RENT: Would like to rent a or 5 room house at once. Call or write R. H.. Harrington, 606 South New Orleans Ave. 1-1-2t.
 Miss Pearl Matthews of HOl- l ly Grove, was a visitor in our city Sunday, as a guest at the home of MT. and Mrs. J. D. Henley.
 Eugene Woodfin of Jones' boro, visited his parents, MT. and Mrs. E. l.. Woodfin, here this week
 Mrs. Ethel Burton and chil- dren left last week for St. Louis, where they will be in the future at the Bethseda Home.
 Mrs. w. T. Riner had as her guests this week, Mrs. Julia Brown and little granddaugh- ter, Julia Peterson, of Pine Bluff.
 LOST:-a ' it. hose between Wheatley and Henry LOewer's place. Finder will please leave at Rice Growers Bank for re- ward.
 Mrs. Harry Dabbs, Jr., and baby of Little Rock, are visit ing in the city the guest of her sister-in-law, Mrs. Jas. L. WoOdfin.
 There will be preaching at the Presbyterian Church both Sunday morning and night at II a. m. and 7 p. m, by Dr. J. $. Murphy of Little Rock. A cordial invitation to ak
 WANTED AT ONCE;-Good second hand typewriter, any standard make. Write me what you have, price, etc.
 A. c. Anderson,
 Zent, Ark.
 MT. and Mrs. John Keath of Marvell, were visitors here Sun day while en route to Edina, Mo, to visit their sister, Mrs. $. H. Sharp.
 Mrs. Benj. Emmons enter tained the Bridge Club at her home on West Ash St., on Tuesday afternoon, Jan. 9th. Mrs. Geo. o. Beuckman won the prize, while Mrs. Sheagren was awarded the guest prize.
 Mrs. F. E. Wise and children, Miss Dorothy and Master Glenn, of Paragould, are visit ing here the guest of Mrs. WIS parents, MT. and Mrs. w. w. Oliver.
The Brinkley argus., 1920-01-08
CARD OF THANKS

To our friends we wish to our heartfelt thanks for their kindness and sympa- thy in the last illness and death of our son and brother.
 Mrs. West and family.
The Brinkley argus., 1920-01-08
raIi 'em you saw " in tho Aroua

The Young Women's Bible. Club met Tuesday afternoon, Jan. 9th, at the home of Mrs. w. D. Fowler. The lesson study Justification" was a most in teresting study and a very helpful one. Our next meeting will be on Tuesday afternoon, Jan. 18th, at the home of Mrs. Fred Rusher. The lesson will be "Missions" Acts 14 C.
 Sec'y. ,n~t tell 'em --w 1t in the ArauS Miss Edith Scott of DeValls Bluff, is one of the salesladies at Wolf's Novelty Store.
 reII 'em you .Nw IT in the ARGUS
 Miss Mable Hoover formerly "the lady with a smile in her voice" at the Central, is now engaged as saleslady at W0if's Novelty Store.
 Fine Juicy Grape Fruit for 15c-The Goldman Go.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-06-20
ANA = DON OUIJO'TE|

Bueno esta que Luis Cabrera haga
la defensa de Carranza. ESQ esta de
acuerdo con 81 caracter de pan
a~gradecido" por los millones que a
su lado consiguio apandar; con su
situacion de abogado de malas eau
sas. + ninguna podia encontrar
mas perdida que Ia que alora ha o
rido entire sus pecadoras manos; y
sobre TODD con la complicated que
assume en- ell ~desbarajuste Y la ruina
del pals. Ell paso de ambos por nues-
ira historic, tendra que senalarse
como los aztecas senalaron ell de IA
invasion chichimeca: 0 I'M ancha
fa.ja roja que indicaba la sangre de-
rramada, Ia destruction provocada,
ell hambre cue ocasionaron.
Pero por Dios que al hacer Ia de-
fensa no extreme Cabrera la nota,
nj i~nvolucre los polos de las cosas al
grade de lamar Quljote a Carranza.
va 10 habia dicho Victor Hugo: mo
hay que confundir las estrellas del
cielo, castas Y puras, con las que
los gansos hacen al chapotear en- ell
lcdo de las zahurdas.'
San Francisco, Cal. a s de JUNO
de 1920.
V. SALADO ALVAREZ.
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como don Antonio Moreno, nj AFRO
jado como Carriazo y Avendano, NJ
altivo como Juan Palcmeque Y Juan
Haldudo. Nj siquiera Sc parece a
Maese Pedro por mas que Sc las
echara de buen wirepuller como lla-
man aqui a los politicos traviesos: al
empezar a manejar las figuras del
retablo e ~iniciarse Ia function, las pi-
tas Sc lie %enredaron de ane que
Carlo Magno, el rey Marsillo don
Garifero Y hasta Ia hermosa Nielsen
da Sc le echaron a las barbaS, lie die
ron un buen pie de paliza Y despia-
dadarpnte 10 corrieron de Sansuena
con TODD Y su mono calvo.
Con ell unico que Carranza tiene
parecido es con ell senior MoniPodio.
porque como el disponia de jayanes
que dieran cuchilladas de tres pun
los Y Unitarian las casas ~ajenas con
ie mot de CambrGnne. Pcro la YER
dad es que la historic no nos cuen-
ia que ChiQuiznaque Y Maniferro Sc
hayan revelado contra el nj del
.cotarro, nj que Sc lie haya desman-
dado Ia Cariharta.
don 0uijote. Que facilmente Sc
dice de cualquier pelafustan que es
luijote, sin recordar que ell q~uijote
-iene que ser comedido sin bajeza,
altivo sin presuncion, noble sin AFRO
gancia, sabio sin pedantcria. Y sobre
todo honrado, bueno y leal-un santo
Ia jineta- como decia Sancho del
raballero del Verde Gaban,
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-06-20
UtiI a las Damas
Ell NO LLEVAR APUNTES
(Adv.)

Hav dcspiltar~os en- las cUentas GU"
10 Sc tiene cu!dado &c Hear, ) en-
los nequenos castos Il $, descuidl
apurtar un ceu-ayo no - mas que IN
ccH.avo. Is cierto, Y es mUE POGO. pc
70 reIniGos los cen,avos forman los
pesos rs I'll ~verdadero Castidio, cs
cleric cl s~r;ietarse It apuntar en- q i
h-o de- los Castos hasta IN c"ntavc'
pcro hay tambi@n una leccl@n muy
Dreciosa on csras llneaS escrjtls que
nos reprochan, cada vez Que las Ve.
mos. nucscras prodiSalidadcs y nues-
tros CaS,os supcrtluos.
In l;bro de cuentas minuciosameH
% llerado. es un ju"z ever que con
f~recueucia Sc ruboriza y que no Cui-
sisrlmos u,oStrar nj ann d una fnti-
ma amiga.
Olligaos 4 apuntar en- vuestro IL
bro tcdos los gastos o~casion"dOs Ppr
vue-Iros caUrichos y ancojos: eXnl-
cadlos &c tailaGamcnt": bi"q pron;o
uegarcis a 40 tener "a que escribir-
los.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-06-20

NADIA hay menos q~uijotesco que
Carranza; llamarlo Quijote equivale
a Greer que Caliban representa- a
Ariel Y Clarin a Segismundo. 81 ell
Caballero de los Leones hubiera VI
vido en- esta edad a nadle habrla
combatido con mas ardor que a Ca
rranza, que en- su concepto habrla
sido la representation fiel de Pen
tapolin del Arremangado Brazo 0 de
c~ualouier otro de los malandrines que
aborrecia.
81 por mandate divine y por que
rer de los cielos Alfonso Quijano hui
biera llegado a emperador o rey, ha-
bria sido atento con las camas, res
petuoso con los s~acerdotes, solicito
con las doncellas, carinoso o los
desvalidos. amigo de los discretos y
de todos los buenos luz, norte Y guia
SECURES. les possible concebir a don
Ouiiote atropellando conventos, ma
tando ~inocentes. robando casas de
hucrfanos, asesinando sin piedad 4
u enemigos Y acabando con la tran
quilidad-el que era TODD comedl-
miento, bondad, extreme de Ia cor
tesla V flor de las bien criadas cere-
~1onias?@
\ r&s digo; CarranZa no SOLO NJ
tiene parecido con don Quijote, sin0
con ningun personaje ~cervantino, que
hijos al fin de tai espiritu, 10 refle;:
jan Y son su urasunto. No es noble
Rogue Guinart, nj donoso CO.
mo Rinconete y Cortadillo, nj zumbor
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-06-20
''Nurca he yisto una CO.
So iguaI a q"
Steele tuvo que abandoRar su traba
10 en- ell ferrocarril, deb:do Il Su
mala salud. Gan0 - libres
tomando Tanlac

Isl pudiera hablar personalmente
con toda la genie que padece enfel
medades del estomago y reumatismC
les diria cue -omaran Tanlac. pue$
he probaI2 esta medicina coming.
mismo Y nun-a he visto otra igy".
q ella Tales tueron las declaracr -
mes que ell Sr. J. T. Steele, de Shir-
ley. H., hiZo racientemente. e. 81.
Steele, quien actualmente esta ocupa
do en- I'm establecimiento comerctal
era antiguamente conductor del /.
rrocarril L. and N. posicion que st
gun el, Sc vic obligado a a~bandonal
debido a Su mala salud.
"Hace algunos amos, mientras -
bajaba en- e. ferrocarril." continue d
ciendo.-"empece a sufrir de enf.i
medades del estomago V de reuma.is
mo, empeorando mi estado cada din
mas. hasta ell grade que peril po,
complete el apetito Y estaba con md
gesti6n cast siempre i causa de los
gases que Sc ME forma5an despues
de cada comida. TNlia constanteS
dolores de cabeza, Y por ultlmo, e.
eun,atismO NE empeZ0 Il atormentar
-erriblemente, dando por conSecuen
ia IN complete decaimiento en- mi sa
iud. Fue n~ecesario que Sc ME proGl
garan cuidados Y atenciones como
\ IN nino en- In selection de los ali
gnentos. ' nj aur este bast6, pues ne
empalideci. debiljte Y enflaqueci tan
TO, cue tuYe Que a]bandOnar el ser"i
10 ferrocarrilero.
En- csc tempo fue cuando ompecc
= tomar Tanlac. pues en- atcn,i,u 4
que Sc me recomendaba como una
magnifica medicinal, quiSe ver 81 me
curaria a mi como otroS 10 habiaE
Sido. Nj ~estomaEo recupero mUy
gronto su antique eStado, pues Va
pude conner coles, f%rijoles. cualquier
clase de carne Y p~atatas sin Que sin
ciera Gespues las molestias antiguas
Asi continue tomando Tanlac, logran
10 al term;nar Ia quinta botella, que
el reumatismo : todas mis- demas do
lenc;as deSaparecieran del TODD, con
"a enorme ventaja de Que tambien CD
.uve IN aumenJo de - lbras eE nj
peso. Por 10 anterior teStifico cIe
los resuitados tan favoraU.eS qUe ~
o&cenido en- nj salud ultimamcrte, Sc
los debo al Tanlac, Y debo confesa.
que cree firremente que muy ell brJ
e voivert a nj antique trabajo en- ei
'~erroc2rril. Sin duda alguna que hay
niles de personals Il sufren tanto
.omo 70 Sufria antes de tomar Tan
&c, ' 81 nay un medic de darles a c.
1ocer el como recuperar su Salul
REQ que no hay otro mejor cue Ell
cue 20 segui'.
Taulac Sc vauGe en- San Antonio
2or Ia Wacner's Drug Co. 407 Fast
Houston s.. Y por la Meters Phar.
macy. 1922 West Commerce St. : por
las principalcs boticas de todas par
tes. (Adv.)
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-06-20
I'D. NO NECEsTA SEGUR SUFRIENDO De CATARR0

has con remedies de resulc2dos duto-
>os. u solame2te tocan ID superb
Gle, sin llegar uunca al origen de la
enfermetad. Para librarse del cata-
rro I'd. debe a~rrojar los germenes
de Ia sangre.
Espl5ndidos resultados han s!do OBJ
tenidos con eI uso &c S. S. S. medicine
arroja por complete, de IA sangre'
los germenes del catarro, para los
cuaIes Is iii perfecto antidoto.
s. I'd. desea recibir consulta medl-
ca gratis acerca de Su case. escrlba
Il Chief Medical Adviser, ~ Swift
Specific Co, Atlanta, Ga. (Adv.)
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-06-20
Pero para lograrlo debe AFRO
lar los g6rmeneS de
ST SanTre.

FL Catarro es Sumamente Modesto
cuando obstruye los conductos resDi-
~ratorios Y causa deficIltad para res
pirar Y ot-as terribl : con-pEcaclo-
mes: pero el verdadyro peLgro IS
cuando llega a intereSar los puln1o-
mes.
Esta es Ia causa por IA cual I'd. de-
be darse cuenta de Ia Importance de
adoptar I'm tratamiento adecuado '
no perder el tempo hacienda prue-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-06-20
MISCEIANEh

FL .Juez.-ESta es Ia octata vez que
lie condeno a listed por el mismo de-
Tito.
FL procesado.-Tiene listed ra56n,
pcro en- NADIA nos diferenciames.
-iPor que?
-Porquc tan reincidente cs listed
como 70. .
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-06-20
mr. HAN 4. ADHESION

DIR. JUAN A AUhISSON
G-a6undu en- unn &c los mas anGEuos y DcjoEes Coit-
IN. Nadi.o, e. America, en- Il New York Post Graduate
S-ho,l. G-adrado en- Faraaucia en- IA "Polieiinics dc
Nnevr yo-t".-Posce ce-tKcados del "CharInSton Cross
t,os,i,pI" do Lorires. Inglaterra; Hospital General de Be-
lin. Aemaria: Hospital d. Ia Universidad. Paris. Frane:a.
ri"rs Iicencia ccrtorme a ia Ley para D-rctcar Medicinal
E0-mscia en- este y otrcs EstaGos. ExEeriencia en- les
tlosn;tsles de los Estados Unidos. Iag!ate;rs. EEaneie ,
A!eraaHia-
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-11-11
Add To Charges OF Shipping Board Graft
Ten Cent Bread
In Indianapolis
By January 1St

INDIANAPOLIS, Nov. 10.-Low-
or prices for bread and milk in
this city were predicted Wednesday
by Stanley Wyckoff. former fair
price commissioner for Indiana,
who said the reductions should be
made by January I. Bread should
drop two cents a loaf, ne said, add
ing that the decline in milk prices
should be one cent quart.
I'VE may expect the first drop
In the price OF bread within fifteen
days said Mr.. WyckOff. when the
price probably will be cut one cent
loaf. BY January /, I expect 10
see bread retailing for ten cents a
loaf in this city.
The price OF milk probably viii
not drop Immediately, but ] think
it Will decline a cent within thirty
days or so. ! believe that Compe-
tition will regulate the price OF milk
and bread from now on.
Il do not attempt TO assume any
authority from the government in
doing this but merely wish the pub
lie TO have the benefit of what in
formation acquired on these mat
ters in office"