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ARiSTOCRATiCO

~
FL proxilno viernes % del mes eI
curse. tendra lugar el matrimonio d.
Ia scorita Isaura Zambrano. hija de
senior don Nic6foro del propio apell'
do. -Gobernador del Estado y c
senor don America Larralde. hijo d.
don Alfonso Larralde, prominente ban
quero Y hombre de negocios de esu
ciudad.
La boda sera una brillante nota
social. pues los Contingencies pertene-
cen a Ia high life" regiomontana.
Otro matrimonio Distinguish fue e
que Sc celebr6 aye en- la lglesla Ca
tedral. siendo los novios el seonr dor
Pedro Olivia San y Ia sehorita Olivia
Garcia. La presentation de los no.
vios tuvo lugar Ell lunes en- Ia residen-
cia de las senorita Garcia, habiendo
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ARENALES EN- LA DIRECTION
DE BElLAS Aries

Llamado por el Lie. jose V~asconce-
los. Director General de Bellas Aries,
sa!i6 anoche para Ia capital de la Re
puJlica el poeta y escritor Ricardo
Arcnales. que por varios amos ha es-
taco fnt!mamente ligado con la vida
de esta Ciudad FL senior Arenales es
possible que desempehe alg1n cargo de
~categorfa en- cl Departments de refe-
rencia Dues asl SC desprende del ur-
genie llaTnado que lie ha hecho el Di-
rector General del Ramo.
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Libros Maravinosos.

Para los que sufren, 500 victimes
de Ia ~desgracia, les persigue Ia ma
Ia suerte, fracasan en- sus negocios =
son desafortunados Ell amores. Con
tan curiosos libros lograran todos sus
deseos, seran afortunados en- nego-
clos = empresas, lograran Ell cariho
del ser amado, llevaran a feliz termi-
no sus asuntos Y triunfaran en- TODD;
Sc veran libres de malas influen-
cias, V yence-an { sus enemigos = ma
die pod1a c~ausarles dano. Envie 10
centavoS en- estampillas de correo pa
"a gastos y recibira catalogo gratis.
Direction: Sres. V. Martin y Co.
San Rafael 61-A. Habana- Cuba
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SENOEA

FIANO AUTOMATTCO de $50. co. por
$50. 90. Este Instruments Csta cast nue.
80. So garant'za en- ~pcrfcctas condIcionss.
tloaos mensuale de $500 81 Sc desea 5l6
~. Commerce 81. Tel. Tr. so.
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DR.. JOSE Ma. SORIANO
DENTISTA MEXJCANO.

p-aDiado en- Mexico, N ESt2dos CM,,
a.: = an Francia por Ia saPerloEiqac
Soe trabaios. SEA Brady 3idg7
San Antonio, Texas
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LA CEMOLICiON DEL
MERCAOO

A fin de llevar acabo cuauto artei
Ia reconstruction del edificio de
Mercado Colon, dieron princio antie
los trabajos de demol;cion y Sc esper'
que para principles del entrante mes
Sc podran iniciar los tTabajos de rec.
dificacion.
Segun Sc sabe. ell npevo edtfico qui
Sc proyecta ~levantar quedara div1di-
do en- cuatro ~secciones en- las cue 81
e-stablaceran puestos de rops y cal.
zado. legumbres Y comesables. carni'
cerfas. alfarerfas y mercerias.
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MEDICOS.
mr. HERACLIO GONZALEZ

l27 n. San Saba S.. csouIna con |'H'
y1ax TeIsFono Travis &c
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dIeHdo 10 que 1eceslte. ChicIe bLanco. MD,
Tar1a-i2to, etc. etc. TENAS = MEXICO
TRADING CO. 1918 ". INNER St.
Station a. San Antonio. Texas.
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sENOR CQMERCTANTE: listed lc in
reresa.-Enviencs su direction. y 10 manda-
rcmus gratis. Quinccnalmentc. nucstras hS-
tas dc precioS De nrayoreo . productos !e-
ri:imos mexicans. dircctancnte importados.
Sn-ic.tamn. cnrrsspnndnncia. O csc:lhanos pl-
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Para Iibros en- espaHoI d~iriiase I'd
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Sta. Rosa, Ave-, San Antonio, Texas
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MOLINoS DE PIEDRA PARA SIXTAMAL,
De ? y 5 cabailcs de fue-za- Pida fo!leto. P.
BACA. Box e24. Los Angeles. CA.
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UN TRAJE POR $500

De casiruir Z Ia mecids. Y. Sosa. Sast-c.
co. Dolorosa St. Tel. Travis slo2, San An
ln-in. Texas
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Dare IS 90 Do qualification a Ia persona
cue mo p-nDOrcionc informeS cxactos acer
ca de- actual paradcro de Heliodoro Sarabia
Dc - amos Dc edad. color moreno. cstatura re
rular. ojos cafes. quien SC encontraha resi-
diendc on Vilcs, Montana. y de quirn hace
largo tempo no Sc ticncn ninCunas ]noticiaS.
Cua!csQuier iniormc sobrr este asunto. dirt
jasc Il C'emcntc Sarabia Peckham. Colo.
gpE,
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COMPRAS.

CONPRANOS BRTLLANTES. Paramos IS
rcr s!su5o mas. so5-e 81 prccio d qIc listed
los aGgui-Jo de ncsotros En- amos aace-!o-ss.
F2c2mos g. -,Saroso coHtadO. orc vieio. plaJa,
re.gtgs, bFillantes y toGa clasc de joyeria.
AceT;amcs boaos de Ia .ihe-;ad 4 IA par. CT
compras cue st nos hagGu. Alamo JewirT
Co.. Us Alamo Plaza
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DARE BUENA CRATIFiCACION a la
persona que me proporcionc informes cxac
tos ace-ca del actual pa-adcro de los Srcs.
Juan ) Conception Po-tillo. oroSinarios dc
San Luis Potosi Mexico. G. primero de AVIAN
2aGa cdad. color blanco. y tueTtn. CualcS-
luicr ;nfornc sobTe este asunto. dirijasc 4
Tgnacia Portillo. 723 So. Laredo S.. san An
tonic. Texas. lo5l
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G~RATIFTCARE con IS. 90 a In persona cue
me DroDcrcione irfornes cxactos accrra del
actual paradcro de mi padre. Antonio Ro-
della. Dc - amos de ciad. color moreno es
;atura alta. complexion gruesa. harha dcs
~pcb,aGa. y PEG negro. ;iene IN lunar DC ca
nas IN Ia frcnte; 10 acomTanan sus hijos y
demas miemhrcs De familia. CnGlesQuicr in
forne soh-e este asunto, dirijasc a Juan
ROde!a. Wal.rr. Texas. to5N
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PESOUISAS.

D RE RUENA GRATiFILACION a Ia
persona cue me p-opo-cioac lnfDrmcs czGc
toss accrca del actuHl paradcrr de Vicente
Ramon j. = ano- d. cG4d complexion cruc
ga Pel oco.orado y chino cstaru;a Laja qI;ea
~ .ACos.o lie 1919 So enconJrnba en- Castcilc
Texas. lie doude SC recibiegon sus ult:mas
uot!c!as. Cualcsluicr i0io-me subrc este .-s4a
to. di-i.asc 4 Jesus Ramon. Box 3gG. Carrie
Springs. Ic as.
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yERDADEPA OpORTUNmAD

Piano vertical Bchr Bros. $4,000 MADEIRA
de caoha. en- pe~rfectas condiciones. FL iono.
mecanismo Y ~ara-ieacia de Ia Gaia entera-
ueatc nuevo. Garantizado como IN instru-
nocnto p~ertecto en- todos sentiGos. ?-ecio pa
n 50 veu:a Immediate: S975.oo. Condolences:
$500 Al contado y $1,000 por mes. !srita.
Rnwely. Tel. t. 1881.
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Para libros en- espahoT d~irijase I'd.
a la Casa Editorial lozano, 178 North
Sta. Rosa, Ave, San Antonio, Texas.
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.CONPEO au;om5viI usado. que este en- bue-
ras cOuG;cionss dc sc-vicio. ?. z Flores.
Box 5 Orange. Texas. CD
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De Monterrey, Nuevo Leon

Los magistrates y jueces rehusan recibir> sus honorarlos::-
Invento de I'm mecanico regiomontano .-Arenaies la
mado a Mexico.-EI derrumbaniento del Mercado.-
Nueyo Administrator del Timbre.-Otras NotlcIas.
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GRAT!FICARE con s.. 90 a IA persona que
ne proporcionc inGormes cxactos acerca del
actual I~aradcro de mi mad-o Mi-acln RoGri
Suez. de IS amos de cdad, cS:atura regular.
coio~ b.anco, con una ~cicatriz arriha de Ia &c
ia, y w lunar en- Uno de los poros Dc Ia
nariz n aconpaNa una jovcn de !: amos.
llamada Sara Martinez. do complexion del
gata. color hlancu y pclo negro: = un niHo
de : amos. llamado Raul MARITIME. Hace ,
Teses sa!ieron DC Ceiaya. Gto. con rumbo n
Houston. Texas. CUaleSQuie- infc-me sobre
est" asu@to. dir!Jase n RcfacIa MARITIME.
22o9 Magnolia s.. Houston. Texas. D23l
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- AVSOS D. OCASIOU =:
VENTAS
L L 4 \ 7 4 8

Solamerte por tempo lImitado, hacernos
esta oferta especial. en- llantas con una saran
tia de rcsistencia de 500 miliAs.
Prccios de lista e. .... 800. S2''Uo
NucStro precio ...... $1,000. go. S2--Uo
Tamano: S0x3i= soiamente
Gratis le darcnloS 4 listed IN par de tubos
con cada par de llantas. Propictar1os dc
Fo-ds. Chevro!ets y MaHwe!ls. aIresureSe y
veanos.
Sc rcciben llantas usadas, como parte dc
page.
GENERAL AUTO TIRE co.
1925 So. Flores St. Tel. TT. 67Si.
San Antonio. Texas
Alberto durantr Ia nochc.
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G~RATIFTCARE con IS. 90 a IA persona
tue ne propcrciorC informes eNactos acer-
CO del actual paradero de Ia Sra. Martina
Game. dc 8! amos dc edad. eStatura regular.
y color hlanco. quicn hacc { amos So cncoH
.raba rcsidjcndh en- Torre6n. Coah.. Avcni
Ga del Fe-rocarril. Cualesauicr informc So
brc este asunto. d~irijase a Jose Belmont"s
Otis Colo. t25l
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ARTICULOS MEXlCANOS
precios cxcepcionales

\ pTeclOS cNcepcloNalss.
Aio seco. ruevo. Csc. libra Anis nuevo.
35c: Comino nuevo Csc: Canela Ceylan re
Camaron con cascara, SOC; Chile jarorGs.
$50 Chic'c blanco s. 20: Chile pasilla negro.
$50: Chile S~uajillo. 3Oc Chorizo estilo re
xicano. i4c; Chocolate mcxicano llegitimo)
55c Chile piQuin nuevo. S5c Cacao en- gra-
no 33c; Piloncillo importado de Mexico DC
molcajetcs piedra doc: Queso de tuna. lScA
Queso blanco zoe Habas, Ice: Carne SEGA,
Datics pasaGos. 20 Iibras por 50 so: LoZa
de barro de Guadala lara as pleas surtidasl
SIS. 90: Caietas de CeIaya. 75c. ia docena
$500 cjcnto. y otras mcrcancias i~gualmente
baratas. LOIA DE GUADALAJARA; Bo-
;e.lor con plato y vase. rs: botc!ion So
lolo. Csc: Jucgo ; cazuela= $i.35 JarroS
caldereta 10 a 25c: OIlos lumbrc-as 10. 20 y
zoe Jarro5 cocos. 10 y l5c: Easos y o.las
dior. 30 4 SOC Alcancias marranitos y fru-
tas. : a zoe JarroS yerdcS. 10 y I5c: ia
rrltas Cnrretadgs. : 4 Ice Animales de tn
ba Toe Chucheria i5c. docena Animales
miniature. l5c. doccna TOMATO DE FIRE
SADILLA -uc. LIBRA PiLa lisia c0mpieta
de loZa. PidaSc lisca hoy mismo. Para OBJ
tencr estos precios acompance importe com
p!cto Junto con 81 Iedido. CABEZUD BROS.
Box So. Sta. s.. liIO'z ". Commerce ST.
San Antonio, Texas. Tclefcno CT. 1862.
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PARA GANAR MAS DINERO

Apre7da listed IN
giles en- 81 propia
casa, por medic de
nuestro curse espe-
cial, Y L. ayuda de
una persona ameri-
I Envlenos 81
nombre y direcc:Ju
Y de daremos intor.
mes.
2l41a Main st.
P. D Box 578
RUDY COLLEGE
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PRESTAMOS

.NECEsrrA $500, F-~ssapcs ronfideu-ia-
Is sobre uuebies = psrso1as a sue-io. Abo-
roS FsrfIes por $500, 35r- senaaa-1Cs- 500
C,ar,g B5c san Antonio. Texas. I2LSa
&Aa s. Houston. Tsx1&
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RUDY COLLEGE Houston, Texas
81 NEGESITA car-cs para mGiaaras. Q cay
gar e1llpajes. kab.e 4 RCSALES: Teeioao
Travis 1876.
College s.. Auto Livery
Cuando uecesite IN raCHi:ico CARO- de 8 :
s ciEuG~uS. que le cause yc-lzde-a EaGsSsc-
e = usa-lo. ) nane:a-!o I'd niSmC. Tame n
Te,eiouc CE. GIL. 2lI College S..
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G~RATIFICARE con So. 90 a n persona
GIc II" proTv-cionc iRforDes exactos acerca
del actual paraGe-o dc mi hijo Alberto Gas
t!l.o de Is amos de edad. color bIancc. pelc
caE,an". oJos cafes Guicn anda acompanado
&c Ia Sra. Maria Garcia Y dos nihos cuyos
0ombres son Guadalupe y Sabine En- 1919
&C cHcOc.aban en- Pueblo. Colo. Cua.csquicr
.nf0-mc sob.c este asunto. dirijase a Fran
ciSca Ontiycros. Miami. Arizona. l25b
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firmado ell acta los scores Dr. Dupo'
yet. Luis Beredicto. Ricardo Sarmi
suel V Ricardo A. del Castillo.
NUEVO ADMINISTRATORS
DEL TlMBRE
En- vista del nonbramiento que Il
ha e~xpedido Ia Secretarla de HacieI
da. ell pr6xino lunes Sc hara cargt
como Administrator del Timbre en- es'
Ia ciudad. ell senior Juan Saraois
quien sustituira en- ese puesto a. Sc
or Antonio Martinez Landolt.
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VENDEMOS CoICEoNES. nuevos q los me
;ores precios: tambien renovamos. Atlas.
Matt-es Co. 40 S. Pecos ST
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VENDEMOS tocadorcs. Hesas. siilas y ca1as
para hielo. baratas. So So Alamo. '29l
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~VENDEMOS. compramos : csmbianos ma
/ quiaas dc Singer. 10 familia y dc taller.
Alamo Sewing Machine Supply Co. 800.
So. Alamo. junto al Hotel IS. Tel. r.. 6S96.
Co9l
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DR y. PALOMO. Intermediates Gro
n,ras Consu!torio 10 5. PecOs. Ie-
lsfopos: Oficina. CT. $780, Reslden-
"a Miss. 2IT5. Consultas gratis.
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DR.. FLIPPEN

COS " - S,-New yorS. y Y
Trataur;cr,o peTieeeicaado dc las S~-%a
~r.ss,ss6 De ogc-acg5n y sin jmpsdIr Que
s.5Sus i sus ocupaesoae5 t.asiaS. lam
- Intermediates del estouaSo. san
.re. 7,el. y vsSa. lc aSgez-o con -'S 90.
- ~A-rEns sra-sesss- 500 ascest@ racer
- .-r--,as --,.-ls HoDo-ar!oS "oG'-
Ers. 10 can5i9 ea--SPoHtsneia
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PIANO VERTICAL Grand Marshall & Wen
del. Vale $4,000. Sc ycndc por 1915 90.
So accpLaran SIS 90 cada mes. hasta ter.
nina De paEarlo. 3l6 ". Commerce St.
Tel. TT. so.
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NUSICA PARA PIANO lmarascr!'a.) P'da
ls,a general. TnstruncECa"iones PAPA orqLss-
u. ---. Repertoire Dc Mus:ca McN'cana' p"@
- ga ! -!Tnr- West. Commerce S.. San
Antonio. Texas
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1nSE ANrONIO RINERA 8.
ENSENANZA.

Pi.-.ar, uul-E-atia. die
.c..-a.o. -gasau-.a. Sc-l-ur2 ea
1 aS~ AIS. I.EsS. Acos 1e Wagner
PROFESSOR Jose Aonso Faa-eS; &c. |oa-
,r-sC [a--rra. Do Nlsi-a Do NcNiro' 'a"
a5-. de- p~-as,lca. Ia r.ass TaF
,,.,.a-A y en- 81 ACADEMIA -"-' " H.1'
---Cv-NA CONT. ran-an-c de opera
49, - srz ..-.tc.rs como p-o.esc=s
- ..ano $ are teara- - So.eiaa s.
TECCToNEs DE PIANO Y CANro . dom
- prs-Ios ..-yeuc;1-1-c=- Pro.eSNS r.
eng pTSEN r-ss-aEo Ell o. C9-se-yato-
90 ~ ps-is y Madrid. Es-i5c o:te"rS-"-'
g'9ragss s.. Sc haa.a l-a1cLz -
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Free Employment Bureau

Necesitancs Embellishments a todos loe
e.pcrtos en- t-abajcs de construcclon: Con-
dicioncs de Open Shop. 2ol Bcdcl! Bldg.
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CONEJOS finos. varias classes. bsratos. c,
Algeria. Tel. Or. 4S2S. +o7 5. San Marcos
S. San Antonio. Texas.
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INQUIRY ON TO-DAY
IN AIRPLANE FALL
Antiouated Motors May Have
Caused Crash Killing Two War
Veterans.

An Investigation will be conducted
to-day TO determine the cause Of the
airplane accident at Forest Hills l.. l.,
which caused the deaths Of two vet
Grams OF the World War II is be-
hleved an antiquated motor may have
been the cause.
+ The dead men are Lieut. James
Murray Grier. u. s. NJ, member Of a
prominent Philadelphla family, who
fought four months with the Lafayette
.Escadrille and who was decorated for
nights over the Mediterranean; and
sergt. Joseph Peter SAKE. an old mem
her Of the Regular Army. who has
seen service Ia the Philippines. Cuba.
china and the World War He showed
courage in making photographs OF the
German trenches from the air.
The flight started from Mitchell Field
and the machine fell in full view Of
several thousand persons attending the
National All Corners Tennis Tourna-
,uent at Forest Hills. The plane was
Jiying about SOC feet at the time.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1920-09-07
IOBREGON PREFERS
TOOTHBRUSH TO GUN
President-Elect Would Rather Teach
Its Use to People of Mexico,
He Saws.

MEXICO CITY, Sept 7.-GeA
Alvaro ObreEon Presidential candi'
date Of the Liberal Consututionalist
Party. won a decisive victory in the
elections Just held throughout Mex
leo, according to scattering unoiii-
cial advices. His opponent was Al
fredo Robes Dominguez, who was
nominated by the National Republl-
can Party.
II would rather teach tho Mexican
people," Obregon Is quoted as havinF
said, the use OF the toothbrush than
to handle a rife. ] would rather sec
them in schools than upon battle
fields. / prefer any day a good cleo.
triclan. machinIst, carpenter OF
farmer to a soldier"
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1920-09-07
HUNT CRAZY. MAN
WHO SLASHED CHILD
Bronx Youngster Cut and Another
Girl Annoyed by Mysterious
"Ripper."

Detectives OF the Simpson Street Po-
lice Station. the Bronx, aided by other
police are mRking a search for the
supposedly demented man who annoyed
two girls In the Vyse Avenue section
Of the Bronx last night.
Mildred Bohrer, eleven, Of No. 1872
vyse Avenue. who was playing In the
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street vas arraigned in the Essex
Market Court to-day charged with the
larceny Of $500 from his brother, Max.
who runs q grocery store At No. i4i
Orchard Street. Max charges that his
brother on the, night Of Aug. 81 took
aud $500 In checks. When arrested yes
tcrday handbook was found on
Fedidia showing he had on deposit ip
the I1blic National Bank 1890
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ENDS LIFE WITH RAZOR.
wealthy Retired Butcher Found I'm
Lot with Throat Cut.

I John Graf. wealthy retired butcher
Of No. 4s West l77th Street was found
dead. with his throat cut. early to-day
in a lot at Davidson Avenue and l77th
Street. lie was clad in his paja1nAs and
his daughter. Jane, said she had seen
him run from the house an hour before.
There was a razor few feet from the
body and the police declare the case a
suicide.
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street. says the man Inflicted a three
inch scratch on her thigh. Caroline
Farrell. fifteen. Of the same address
wa also annoyed while on the front
porch OF her home. The police have a
good description Of the man and believe
he has annoyed other girls.
says Ills Brother Robbed him.
FediGia Actlila OF No 1854 Orchar,
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-10-28
The Smoke Horror

Within two years the smoke and dirt Of the
locomotive will be banished entirely from Paris
and its environs. The American doughboys
who swarmed into the famous Paris sector
on their way to and from the front will recall
the dirt and smoke OF the railroads all about
Paris. Many have since remarked that Paris,
with alltit attractions. was one Of the dirtiest
cities they encountered
The work Of electrifying the railroads was
interrupted by the war. This has now been
renewed and French engineers predict tina.
within two years locomotive expelling its
clouds of smoke and CRIME will get no nearer
Paris than did the Germans
Largo American cities are confronted with
the same problem. The smoke horror has long
been blotch on many fair municipality.
There is no more beautiful street in the world
than Chicago's Michigan avenue The splendor
and beauty Of the nne structures, representing
millions in wealth and the pest efforts of re-
nowned architects, which line this famous
thoroushfare, is lost in the perpetual smoke
screen belching forth from the engines on the
Illinois Central tracks.
Chicago will some day follow the lead OF
other large cities Of the world and when It
does it will be q great comfort to Chicagoaus
and q source Of pride to the country folks who
like to, see the middle vests 'big city" keen
abreast of the times.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-10-28
What's In A Name?
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MILDRED
MARSHALL
Copyright. 1919. By TIA whs.ls, sy.Hcass. Inc,

prefers Madeleine: Spain and Rus
STA. Madeline. The French also
claim the derivations Magdalina
and Made. while the Teutonic vari-
atoms include Magdalene, Maiden.
Lene and Lenchen. Maddalena is
the Italian version and Len is
Swiss.
Despite the story of Madeline's
origin, the poets have chosen her
name rather to portray the shyest
and most virtuous of maidens, the
typical sweetheart to whom young
lovers write odes. The best known
poem to "ever-varying Madeline"
runs:
Smiling. frowning, evermore.
Thou art perfect in love-lore.
Revealings deep and clear are
thine
! OF wealthy smiles; but who may
know
Whether smile or frown be heeter
Whether smile or frown be sweeter,
I Who may know
Madeline's jewel Is the moon
stone, that gem SO potent for low
ers who may read their future In it,
opalescent depths. II she wears
her talismanic stone, Madeline may
have her hearts desire and the
faithfulness Of her true love, an old
legend promises. The poppy Is her
hover. Three us her mystic num-
Der and Saturday her lucky day.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-10-28
1TlHllE DAILY SHORT STORY

marked them as visitors, came
thronging into the beautiful park
while automobiles moved slowly
up and down the outside roadways.
On the second night afte-. when
the benches, reserved for the blue
coated older members Of the home
were again filling, Jim OF the purple
stocking joined those who scattered
among the Visitors and in q way
acted 40 hosts. He moved along to
make room for . dainty looking
gray-haired woman who carried .
shetland shawl against possible
evening dews: together they
watched the groups OF children
playing on the grass and hopping
about to tho time uf the music. Nov
and then a little fellow would run
up to the woman, then rush away
again into the frolic but neves quite
out OF her sight. Once the mAn.
looking ct the Cow lick" above the
shining blue eysl unconsciously
put his own hard mp foegettias that
the spot where an uptufned lock
once showed ives nov a. smooth rs
IN esq.
AS . change from the clsssics and
the modern rag the band played
dance music o. other days IN which
reels followed jigs ~ at IN old time
hushng bee or . sleight ride danco.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-10-28
Madeline

Madeline.
Bible history is responsible for
the origin Of Madelines The only
possible source Of the name is the
New Testament story of the tragic
figure, Mary Magdalen. Magdalen,
it seems, is not q surname. but
merely translates into 'Of Mag
dala." the village of the scarlet
woman's birth. and is regarded as
an adjective of place.
So the soft harmony Of "Magda-
len" was not employed as . proper
name at that time, but history re-
cords that various institutions, or
rescue home for unfortunate girls.
sprang up under th4 name, until it
began to be used as ssynonomus for
fallen women. Writers, artists and
poets, who find fascination in por-
traying the type. OF Mary Magda-
len, with her luxury, her embroid-
cred robes, and flowing hair, and
her inevitable tears as repentant
sinner, kept the two names in
vogue. But finally the MARY" was
dropped completely and only Mag
dalen persisted and waxed popular
Each nation has taken the name
OF Magdalen and placed upon it the
stamp Of individual spelling. Eng
land calls her Madalene, eliminat-
ing the e" for the softer sound:
Madeline, Maudlin and Maud are
other English derivations. France