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Evening journal., 1920-03-24
monday JENNlNGS


Baseball players, who lived during
he days when Hlughey Jennings, John
McGraw and Willie Keller were star
ring with The Baltimore orioles, didn't
even take a bath after The long sweaty
workouts. Jennings says It's so dlf-
ferent now.
These kids OF today wouldn't be
content with marble tiled showers and
vapor baths. In my day. we consider
ed ourselves lucky. II we had water
TO wash our hands with.
"The Baltimore club under Ned Han
lon trained at Mason. c., in 1894 1895.
iS96-all pennant winning years for US,
We had no showers, no trainer, no
rubber, no club house even.
AT the end II each days practice we
walked back 10 the hotel In our uni
forms. and II the public bath didn't
happen 10 be occupied I'VE took turns
az IT, When our arms got stiff we rub
bed each other, or. more frequently,
grinned and bore II and worked the
Evening journal., 1920-03-24
nEEI,NcE CLEANS UP.

The Defiance Academy team jour
neyed TO Fort dupont on Sunday and
copped their twelfth consecutive VIC
tory al the expense OF the soldier
boys by the score Of IS TO %. The
Tenth Warders copped the lead early
and held it throughout the game.
Jimmy Quinn led In the attack with a
fusnlade OF 80 field goals.
On Monday night the team annexed
heir thirteen straight win. defeating
the Resurrection team Of Thurlow "a
10 q.
The Academw boys are in tip-top
shane for the clash with the Defiance
big i've tomorrow night, and will make
an extended effort 10 extend their
streak at the veterans expense.
Evening journal., 1920-03-24
$1,000 HOMELESS IN MILWAUKEE,

MILWAUKEE. Wis. March % United
Press. milwaukee needs living quar-
ters FOR 5000 or $1,000 people. The
city's normal increase In population
mas been at the rate OF 1000 a year but
It's building program has been al a
standstill.
II was the war but since the war
ended. cost OF labor and all building
materials have increased so that build.
Ing Is prohlbitlve.
Evening journal., 1920-03-24
WY is ot1 Airbrake?

Two men argued in a street car as
20 the operation Of an air-brake and
their talk became highly technical and
scientific. They put It up TO the
moiorman.
You're both wrong" said that
worthy. you see IT'S this way-when
] turn this little dlnkus, here. II flls
the pipes full OF vacuum and that
stops the car"
u isn't quite so.
The advantage Of the air-brake lies
in The ease with which great power
can be applied 20 stop the car. There
are powerful springs that force the
brakes toward the wheels all OF the
Evening journal., 1920-03-24

time. These springs are connected
with plungers, something Ike those In
a bicycle pump. These pumps" are
kept nlled with air under high pres
sure.
To bring the car 10 a slow stop the
motorman turns a valve that let's the
air out OF these pumps" very slowly.
That lets the plungers sink and the
springs pull the brakes agains. the
wheels and slow down the car.
II ther is an accident and the motor
m2n wants to stop the car quickly he
let's all OF the air out Of the pumps"
at once and the springs pull the brake
shoes against the wheels very rapidly.
Evening journal., 1920-03-24
saLEaANUM IN ACTION TONIGHT.

For the last time this season the
salesianum five will line up against
the Alumni team OF the same instl-
tuoln tonig 9th nh. .Litmfw fw ypp
tuition tonight on the Brownson floor.
This will be the letter" game as well
as the last game for the Salesianum
boys until next season. The school
team has defeated the Alumni team
twice this season once by a very mar
row score.
Evening journal., 1920-03-24
ANDAsTAKA TRIMS MANTOU.

Andaslaka Tribe defeated the Mani
tou Tribe at quolts last night in a reg
ular Red Mems League match, two TO
one. Andastaka took the first two,
while Maniiou came back in the third
and won, q TO i6. The score:
Andastaka .............--.H u 10
ManltOu ..-......-........So 10 Il-l
Andastaka-T. Draper. A. Stewart, p.
Thompson. T. Galloway.
Manitou-J. Berry, William Bald
win, II. Williams, James Paul.
Evening journal., 1920-03-24
sALEHANUM nigh PLAY ALUMNI.

The Salesianum Catholic High School
team will play its final game Of the
i9i9-20 season tomorrow night when
they engage the Salesianum Alumni in
battle at Brownson gymnasium. The
varsity team has won IT out OF 20
starts this season and will attempt
20 close the season with a victory over
the former school bys.
Evening journal., 1920-03-24
BUT THEY USED To
ssRf tCEJACI,,' ON HIM

DALLAS. Tex, March 22-William
Girvin was plnched here for chewing
gum. He also had a carton OF the same
under his arm. The cops said he
swiped Il.
Evening journal., 1920-03-24

stiffness out the next day. Had any
player on that team suggested team
rubber he'd have been Jeered at as a
dude"
Evening journal., 1920-03-24

Begin 'tackin' 'em down" now-use
the want ads for every possible need.
they bring results-Adv
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-04-04

Hemos dicho de Guanajuato que e.
una bella ciudad monumental, extern
dida como un rebano en- las escarpadu
las de una montana, V habremos dc
r~eferirnos siquiera sea al principal y
mas notable de sus monumentos: Ell
Teatro Juarez.
e ~coIiseo que en- Ia ciudad de Qua
najnato !Ieva el nombre del Beneme-
rito, es. sin duda alguna, Ell mas be-
llo. Ell mas suntuoso de Ia R~epublica.
Di6se principle a su construction
ALA por ell ano de 1872. cuando "a en-
tidad eStSba ~gobernaGa per el Gene,
raj Ant;llon.
Los trabajos empe=aron q aacersc
bajo Ia direction del ArQuitecto Don
Jose Maria Ncriega.
InterrumpidaS las obras iurante
algin tempo, las continu6, p1r y
ano de 1892, Ell General Don Manuel
Gonzalez. quien tampoco las To con-
clu;das. Interrunpida IA construc-
ci6n una v2z mas. volvi6 4 empren-
derla. durante la spoca de ST sobier-
no. e Lie. Oregon Gonzalez. QUEEN
lcgro llevai,as haSJa ell I'm.
e. coste del Teatro, eXcede de ne
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-04-04
CVienc de In Pag. 81

produciendo no menos de cinco o seis
millones de passes anualmente, de ga
nan cia iigu;da, suma exhorbitante
cue muestra Ia calidad de sus metales.
Despues. por mas de cuarenta amos,
Ia nina 5e La Valencia, estuvo Gejan-
Go IN r~endiniento liquido de mas
&c tres milones de pesos por ano.
La labor secular hecha en- Sis So
cavones, IA hace lam ina mas profun-
la dei globo.
Ahora, Iector. sabiendo cue tales
3iquezas Sc encierran en- las entra-
mas de aquellos monies, cue tales M
mas abren sus bacazas negras, entire
las rccas 3e aquela ser1ania, no
exrranaras que sus fundadores, sin
ecnar de menos las delicias nj las CO.
r~odidades del vale, los encarbos de
IA pIanicie, segura y soleada, prerdir-
ran las casas de 81 Gudad, como nj,
dos de aguilas, de las rocas mismas
de Ia montana, va que Ia montana
pr6diga, les daba el + Z names lie
mas, hasta saciar sus amDiciones, POI
! grauIcs que elias fuesen.
7 = mayor a1aundaniento, L mon
tana no es a1.dia. Ia montana nc
muestra el gesto rudo de sus rocas pc
Iadas Y nagras: por las vertienres
en- ell fondo de los ventirescos. entr,
/ los Denascos, 10 mismo en- Ia cualbrt
1ue en- las faldaS del monte, Ia nature
ilcza tropical luca toda su pompa di
maravilia.
Entire aquelos pedruzcos que en-
c.erran el orc, Ia terra Is fecunda
Ia TERRA es p-odisa, Prop!cia 2 todcs
los frutos Y q todos los cuitivos.
Sir1iente que cauga Il Surco, eE
aque!a terra. es simiente fecunda
asi pues. 10 SOLO TOGO q Guanajuacc
4 don p-cnicso Ge II gran riqueza
!mjnera, sin6 tambien el de INA ad
mirable riqueza aCricola.
Mas tiene Guanajuatn, 10 mismc
para ell vi&jero que para el natIvo
una riqueza mas. que lustra ' emo
blece Il de sus rocaS ~auriferas = Ia
de sus campos fecundos: n admira
bic riqusza historical.
Hac;a tierras de Guanajuato lorna
Ell alma Y los ojos, aHo Por ano. Ia
gran colectividad ~nacioHal que forta,
Ice ell espiritu en- e. recuerdo de
nuestra magniifica epopeya libeItado,
RI. que en- TERRA &c Guanajuato Sc
iniciara, en- CT ano magnifico de 1910
Ia RepUbiica envia ano por anc
una V orra peregriaacion, hacia las
regiones pobladas de reiiquias de Hi
dalco. de recuerdos de los Lbertado-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-04-04

Cuando I'd. usa duchas medicinal
les, atoTnizadores, inhaladores, etc.
para curarse ell ~catarro, puede lograr
que los conductos respiratorios Sc
desobstruyan, pero despues de alghn
tempo, vuelve a experimental las
mismas molestias Y Sc We obligado Il
repetir el tratamiento un nimero in
definido de wees.
Ell Catarro nunca ha sido curado
con esras a~plicaciones locales. lHa
logrado I'd. algIn resultado defini-
two con tales tratamientos? Arroje
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-04-04
E. ESTADo DE LAS ENTRANAS De ORC

dio million de pesos, Y este, debido a
Ia baratura de los nfateriales de cons
trucci0n IN aquella epeca, y a 10 POGO
costoso de Ia nrano de obra.
SorpreAde desde luego, un magnifi-
co p&rtico, estilo renacimiento. en- ell
q aparecen, sabianente combinados
los tres 6rdenes fundamentals.
A los lados de una sobarhia esca-
~linata, dos leones de bronco, obra del
malcgrado escultor mexicano JESUS
C~ontreras.
Sobre ell frisco-que Sc extiende So
bre una seria de bellas y gallardas
colur1nas de marmol y bronce-se le
vantan las estatuas de las musas.
En- la e~daicaclon y en- IA pavimen-
tacim del suntuoso c~oliseo, aparecsn
las mas ricas Y las mas hermosas va
riedades del marmol-
Una description completa del Tea
tire Juarez, ocuparia mas espacio del
cue podriamos disponer; bastenos de-
cir Que las suRtuosidades de su int.
rior, correspondent . la grandiosa mo-
numental del exterior, Que tienc III.
vasto escenario con capacidad para
mas de doscientas perscnas, un do,
| bic arco de prcscenio de estilo morris,
co y IN mobiliario deslumbrador.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-04-04
Ell CATARRO Els UN ENEHEIGO PELIGROSO QUE
REOUIERE EFICAZ TRATAMIENT0

lejos de 81 tales medican,entos y su-
ietese al tratamiento adecuado. Ad-
quiera hoy misrno una boteila de S.
S. S. Y principle ell tratamiento que
ha sido eIogiado Y recommended por
espacio de mas &c medic siglo.
S. S. s. "a al origen del catarro, y
e!imina de Ia saagre los germenes
que causan Ia enfermedad- ST I'd.
desea consulta medica especial, gra-
tbs, acerca de su case, escrtba 4 Medl-
cal Director, 81 Swift Laboratory,
Atlanta. Ga. (Adv.)
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-04-04
No le dolera absolutamente ma
.da Y solamente lie coStara unoS

rs algo maglco& Slmp!emente q
piiquese unas cuantas gotas de Free
zone, en- csc Gallo adolorido e inStan-
taneamente dejara de dolcrle; en- Sc
guida podra a~rrancarselo con los de
dos. iEsto es cierto. NADIA de eXa-
geracicnesl
Pruebe 81 Freezole. En- cualquier
botica le venderan una botellita por
unos cua1tos ~ce1tavoS, pero que sera
suiciente para Gejar a U pies per
fectamerte hires de ~caIloS, c~a!losi-
dades, va sean estos duros 0 blandos
Y sin importar tampoco e. lugar en-
que Sc haIlen colocados, ademas, no
le causara do%or nj irritaci6n. e
Freezone ha sido e. deScubrimie2to
mas notable de III sabio de Cincinnati
lAdy.l
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-04-04

,.... lv-vs4alIylVV &c 4.S ...4.4vs ...-.
":a4us que n E!quItEa nan estaco en- "a
rIucad DC Los Angeles. California. aEGan Se-
co-rieaGO al@uros ESJados ue IL Union AEae-
ricana. rCoando ) enganando teScasad2nsn'
te al puUIico, dapGo!c, y Gambia dc 81 c-
nero. unas cuanIas pildO.as cue de nads
les sirTen, = para cuyo fin, conan InGe-
b.t2!ucUte hi Ron.Lre y Ebusan &c II con.
nuRza que 30 he saO!Go !aSpirar al pubHco
Gun mi ;ratljo seEIu y honraGo.
Como este ac:c, apa-Le Ge consttu!F pc:
81 500 Una grave Iutraccion = las Leyes
Ge este PAS, pocr!a uespr"stlEiarmc ante .os
u!os de las pv-sopas Que plGIeran Greer
que aQuci.os InaIvIIuos son re4inIenSe ei FroI.
VI. {. aiIrtiae-. te aITesdrc a pub:ic.r 6.
"a adve.IcHcIa para eviIaT que e. rhEAno su'
cio J p:ocaZ, slG2 aue4ante.
Por o-ta pare. Como e5los CHARLATA.
NES Z ~i-iPCSIUIiES IUAhAN MI NCa.
BRE PARA KUGAA AL FUBLiCO. ya teaEo
pr.sba- ey4deu.rs IN hi poCct para proceGes
.e.aImente ell contra &c es.us !ndIsIuuos $40
sClcIsDc:a,
No deoe olvidar e. pdbl:co cue padece en-.
termcdaGes. ,fIe mis- nGtc3os de cu-ar son
ahsCIutaIIents Sin meGIclnas. Acernas, 81
20 Lego I Sa!:T en- S!Ea poE !os EsL.cos, eoss
que 10 ae penSado auu. DARE 2OR La
PRENSA Ell .AViSO CORRESPONDENCE
a TODOS MIS- PACiENTES
Yea listed en- IL eoicIon senanaria &c
LA P-ensa' las totografias y tesIimorios
de personals Cue. dcspues de haber uliIzaGo
mis- serviclos. han sido beneficiaGAs , curs-
cas-. TenHo en- mi poder certen3Ees de IS.
;os tescmcaics-loS cua!ss I~noStrarc Z Guiea
los solIc!ue- SIN ninGuna obligation de -
parte.
PROF. II. C. MARTINEZ
PoaeTeso Saaesor.
2oa-1-s American HAM Building
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-04-04
DECIA UN ~MILLONARIO.... .

PARA SER RICO
10 dificil es juntar
los priaeros MIL pc
sos, los demas Sc jun
tan solos,
Pernitanos listed que
lie ayudenos & ser RI
co, pagando1e un in
tereS del So SObpe
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-04-04

impossible hablar de Guanajuato sin
citar una de sus mas ex5ranas y
mas notor:as peculiaridades: 81 ce'
mertsrio, sus momias. sus catacum,
bas.
Sc c~ncuentra cl cementcrio en- Ia
falda IN ccrro, 81 cerro del Trozado.
Procedi6 q 81 edificaci6n, cr ell ano de
1853, el scTor don Manuel Jarrin,
Presidente del Ayuntam;ento. Hatu-
ralmentc, con el Permiso de la autori'
dad ecclesiastical, de Ia cue en- aquel
eHtorces dependia IA administration
de les pantecnes.
Sin embargo, ell pante6n no qued6
concICido sino en- Ell ano de 1861, en-
tierr7os del p~atr;cio Don Manuel Do,
biado.
Aim cuando las leyes de Reforma
estab@n en- vigor desde el aMo de 1859,
en- Guanajuzto no !c estuviaron sino
hasta despuGs de Ia derrota de Silao;
V fuG dcspues de ella cuando 81 EN-,
pez6 2 usar aquel panteon laico. A
propGsito De IL repugnancia que por
e. scntian los habitantcs, basta de-
cir que 10 primero cue ali sc ente-
no ire una GAIA vacia. pues el cada-
yer ha}I:a sido sepultado clandestina-
mente en- una Igiesia.
Pues bien: IA ~peculiaridad de este
'cementerio. es unica: los 'cadiveres
ahi ~entcrrados, sc momif;can, en- una
momificacion tan perpetua cue no pa
.rece sine que acaban de salir de las
names de los embalsamadores de Te-
bas 0 De Menfis, en- el curse de uncs
cinco anns. Flo Sc debe a las co2di-
clones especiales dsl terreno, a IA fer
maci6n gcoLg7ca del subsualo, que de-
be tenor s~enejanza con 81 del Cemen
terio de Geneva.
Fasta 4 aHo de 1907, habian side
sacadas de las tumbas, 81 monIias, de
las cuales diez habian sido entregadas
q sus dor.doS. FL resto, con las que
Sc han sacado despues. Sc conservan
Ia macabra galeria que aparece en-
esta pagina.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-01-13

for p years and they're still friends.
Is bald headed and was born A. p.
1870 "a. 2. meaning Ammo prohibi-
tion.)"
Elliott Coming.
International Pres't Elliott. who
viii also be the guest OF the loca'
club is one of the leading lawyers
Of Canada. He is an excellent
speaker and members of the South
Bend club have for a long time
made an effort to arrange with him
for a local address. Both Mr.. Full
kerson and Mr.. Elliott are assured
for the meeting on Jan. q. and the
other two men will be present, if
train schedules do not interfere. A
meeting of all the international XII
wants officers in Chicago on Jan.
p, % and "a for their semi-annual
conference is the reason they are
able to visit the city at his time
Charles r. Speth. president of the
South Bend club, is in active charge
OF all the arrangements for the big
party. He has named Ernest I.
PiOwaty. John +. DeHaven and W
w. Dunkle TO have charge of the
program and entertainment TOR the
occasion. \ number of special
stunts. not on the program. will be
devised by. this committee. A spe-
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-01-13

acts sc a guard over our vell-beinE' sitting
out the cinders and 0shes from the general
circulation.
DR.. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets are made Of
May-apple. leaves Of aloe ano ialap, put
into read5--tO-use form by Doctor fierce,
nearly Fifty years ago. and sold for p cents
by all druggists as DR.. Pieroe's Pleasant
Pellets.
Kokomo. Ind..-"Dr. Pierce's Pleasant
Pellets are a grand medicine for relieving
the system Of sluggishness and constipation
II is ten years since FIRST used them and |
stiu find them as mild and effective as ever.
Am always glad 20 recommend these Pei
lets for sluggish liver. MRS. ANNA
KASH, Az +. Carter St.
Flein. IN. As a household remedy for
sluggish liver, sick headaches and oonstpa-
tioo. l have found Dr. Piercss Pleasant Pei
lets 20 give the utmost satisfaction. l could
tcarcsly keep house without them, ! be
,.sve thev have saved me many q doctor bill,
and serious illness MRS. CORA 81.
PECK. 7Q5 Ludl0s Place.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-01-13
MEN TO
BE TRIED MONDAY

Eleven negroes and two white
men taken by the police in a raid on
Clarence Elliott's Polk st. place Sat
urday night viii be given a hearing
in city court next Monday.
The men were arraigned Monday
morning. but they reserved their
pleas until the hearing. It is said
that the 10 men actually placed un-
der arrest by the police are only a
small percentage of the persons
found in the place, about 70 persons
getting away from the police on
their way TO police headquarters.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-01-13
BREAKS A COLD
IN A few HOURS
"Pape's Cold Compound" in
stantly relieves STIFFNESS
and distress

Don't stay stuffed-up. Quit blow
ing and snuffling. A dose of 'Pape's
Cold Compound" taken every two
hours until three doses are taken
usually breaks up a cold and ends
all grippe misery
The first dose opens clogged-up
rostrils and air passages Of head;
stops nose running: relieves head
ache, dullness, feverishness, sneez-
ing. soreness. stiffness.
"Papes Cold Compound" is the
quickest, surest relief known and
costs only a few cents at drug stores.
II acts without assistance. Tastes
nice. Contains no quinine. Insist
on Pape's, Adv
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-01-13

cial meeting of the board of direc-
tors will be held at the oliver hotel
Wednesday noon 10 report on the
sale OF tickets for the dinner, and
work out other details. and final ar
rangements will be made BY the en-
tire membership Of the club when
IL holds its regular meeting on
Thursday noon.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-01-13
LOCAL KIWANIS
CLUB TO BANQUET
At OLIVER HOTEL
international Officers and
Editor OF Official Publiea-
ton on Program. ~,

One Of the most important meet
ings Of the South Bend Kiwanis
club. since il was organized nearly
FIVE years ago. will be held at the
Oliver hotel on the night Of Jan. 81.
when the international officers and
Roe Fulkerson Of Washington, d
g.. editor OF the Kiwanjs Torch. will
be entertained by the club. Henry
j. Elliott Of Montreal. international
president. W. b. Goodrich Of NV
Haven. Conn. and II. + Karr of
Baltimore Nd. the two latter inter
national trustees, are expected to be
present in addition TO Mr.. Fulker-
son.
A banquet will be served TO mem
bers or the Kiwanis club, their
wives and guests az $50 o'clock in
the main dining room on the sec
ond floor OF the hotel, after which
an elaborate program will be given
including the addresses by the in
ternational officers. About 500 are
expected 10 be present. Kiwanis
members OF Elkhart and Goshen
viii also be asked 10 attend the
meeting. Mayor r. r. Carson will
be the POSTMASTER.
Mr.. Fulkerson, the editor of the
official Kiwanis publication. will be
the principal speaker of the even
ing The Washington man is a
noted wit and humorous newspaper
writer. He has a national reputa-
uer speaker. having on two differ
ent occasions presided at the IA
nous Gridiron club banquets of the
Washington newspaper correspond
ents. and oficiated in a similar ca
pacity at dinners throughout the
country. His addresses all of an i'm
promptu nature, were the big nit of
the international Kiwanis convention
at Birmingham, Ala, last May. p
500 delegates present at the conven-
ton voting him the most popular
and one OF the brainiest men at the
convention.
Is Noted Lecturer. .
Few men in the United States
live a more active life than does Mr..
Fulkerson. Week in and week out
he is continuously occupied with
addresses in all parts Of the coun-
try, besides attending to a great
mass Of editorial work for many
newspapers and magazines.
Here's what Mr.. Fulkerson's sec !
rotary has to say about the man.
Mr.. Fulkerson was educated for
the ministry but skipped out Of
Theological seminary and joined
Thatcher. Primrose and West min
strels. Studied art ia Paris a year
and has painted well enough tc
have some pictures hung in good
exhibitions. and the artist himself
narrowly escaped the same fate
Settled in the optical game in Wash
ington. y. c.. and still has a good
paying business there. Writes two
humorous newspaper articles ever,
day for a syndicate string Of 53 pa
pers over the country Writes ev-
cry month an article for nine class
magazines on business subjects
most OF them illustrated with his
own drawings Edits Kiwani,
Torch the official Kiwanis pubIica-
ton. Has been i'm the Kiwanis
game since its inception as an in
ternational trustee. Is a 33rd de.
gree Mason and soon to be grand
master OF Washington Masonic (
lodge. Belongs 90 every fraternal /
and civic organization in Washing [
ton
Runs around over the country to /
toastmast all kinds of big dinners. (
Likes his eggs fried ON one side /.
Has been married 10 one wofT5A
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-01-13

UcuaAAf skis
that the liver
isout Of order
PROF.HEAi-
NJ L T Z K
rays: The
liver Is an or
gansecondary
IN Importance
only 20 tbs
heart
" e can
manufacture
poisons with
IN our own
bodies which
are as deadly
as q snakes
venom.
The liver
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-01-13
4 COATED TONGUE i!
WHAT IT MEANS

A BAD breath. coated tongue. bad taste
. the mouth. lanCuor and debility are
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-01-13

Resinoi Ointment IS what YOU want
for your skin trouble-ReSinol 10
stop the irching and burning. In
many cases it even clears the erup-
ton away completelyin reasonably
Shou time. Resinol Ointmentis not
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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-01-13

may be 70 you-as II has been used
for years with Resinol Soap as a
standard skin treatment. Try Il and
watch how quickly the skin loses It's
angry look and healing begins.
RESINoL SHAVING STICK is a favor
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The nonpartisan leader., 1920-11-29
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The nonpartisan leader., 1920-11-29
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The nonpartisan leader., 1920-11-29

When the war started, our shipments of
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just four miles from Liege, but they weren't
ming full blast. Turning out Separators every
Now we can assure you of immediate delivery.
The nonpartisan leader., 1920-11-29
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If, after 80 days. Free Trial, you
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ly sold itself to you and you know that
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you don't buy any separator until you h
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The nonpartisan leader., 1920-11-29

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rator in the world. We have the best
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nfidence enough in their separators to
al without deposit or bank guarantee,
raid of. You are entitled to this offer.
art, if the Melotte doesn't stand every
The nonpartisan leader., 1920-11-29
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