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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-06-02

-DARE BUENA GRATIFICACION a IN per
soma quo nc 2-oporciore ~info-mGs czac:os
a-srca de- astaai T~aradero dc DieS" Cutie
--rz. &c 30 amos de ydaG. cstayura 1a-a. co'oE
b.anco, nariz ai..a4a. QUEEN aatA 81 ccmga
Sia Z. "A nina Maria Parfec;a Mesa. dc =.
aGos De clad. En- 1915 sa!ieson d. i~rapuatu,
G4anaiua.0. son rumbo a JOS EstlGus I'M.
dos. ) Gesde c1tcnces 70 So han rcrIh.do mas
~notic!as he eilos. CGaIGu:e- iUt0rme sob-e
cs:e asun;o. Gf-llase n Sabine Mesa. Cam.
Nc. MinEu-. Texas. 90
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-06-02

GRATyFTCARE con $500 n "a persona cue
ne 2=o2o7cioDr informes cyactos ace-ca rr,
actual pa-sde-o de Trinidad Garcia. de I.
amos 3e clad. cuat7o Eles dc e~statuvE. color
t~-iEus1o. cara -edo1Ga. 1a-lE reEuiH- Y oioS
1sr-0s, olCiEa-iO de- PGrualdiro. NjchoaCau.
N-Es.o- Cua.esguic- .uio=-nc sobrc este asur-
20. lirlisse y Domingo Garcia. Box $. Co
roma. Calf. ~
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-06-02

DARE BUENA GRATTETCACION a Ia per
soma cue ne C-opo-eione i-to-nes exactoz
acerca Gel zccGa. pa-ads-o de Sasa=jo Tapia.
de IS amos &c edad. estatu-a -e-c.a-. vc.o
negro Y l.sC. color moreno. quie1 there COMO
Ssnas particulars. COS cIcatrIces. una ARR
Ia Ge uca ce5a y n ora a-=iba del la5Io ST.
rsrior. Ell Mayo de 1919 Sc encoatraba en-
Ksnedy. Texas. CualesQuie- inforne so5-s
este asua;o. dirijase a Manuel Tapia ?. o.
Box o.. Mercedes. Texas. t41
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-06-02
PARA GANAR MAS DINERO

Apreada listed IN,
giles en- 81 propla
casa, por medic de
nuestro curse espe
cial, : l. ayUda de
una persona amer!-
cana. kuvlenOS ST
nombre ' direction
Y de daremos lnfor.
mes.
PA. Main 81.
2. Q Box SIS
RUDY COLLEGE
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-06-02

CEATfFICARE con S.. 90 a Ia persona que
re p-op~-cioEs .afo-mes cIacioS ace-ca del
actual parade-o de Julian Eu-tado. de IS
amos Ge edad. cscacCza pies. color moreno.
na-- regular. Ssrhs ce-rada qujen hacp ca
.o-se arcs Cue So encucGt=a e. los EstaGos
CallCs- sin haber s:do possible lrcllj-a- q
luCS- De 81 resids-c!s- Cualesqgier jnfo-rre
NILS Orchard CO. Maxwell. Calf. 90
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-06-02
rERROCARRILEROS

.Olgs-er Ls:eGes q Giae-o cue han abonate
soU7c c. CV,E:o Eug-esato DC . L'oe71aG'
! g.., L.. Eevue!vau 20 que haygE s5oCsdc
70 a.Sla eaay-Ssy.to anterior: .HAa della
% al.uu cheek o TagC ~&cUmulado son A.
! Ecra ecnpa6!a: - nart l2e les paSlsT
Z E-~sr.v.a ese d.ue-c. .T-aou.5 listed CT
lis .sE.-ss Ial Sur PaSifico en- Houston. d.
-~.s la,s > 1919 Nc de;en yerasr 81 d.
, nero. E.cr1banue. ;. &c A.cala. LO.A2 Main
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-06-02
MEDICOS.

mr. Y. PALOMO. Enfermedadcs GRO
nicaS Corsultorio 10 ). fecoS. ie-
lSf0roS. Oficina. Or. S602. Keslden-
ria Miss. no. Consultas gratis
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-06-02
I

.XrCESITA $500? F-cstamos confidenciH-
Is sobre mueb,es a personals a sueldo. Aoo-
nos facllc<. Po- $500. 35c- scmanar'os; aV'
Corrov Bldg. San Antonio. Texas. l2its
Main s.. Houston. Texas.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-06-02

DARE BUENA GR~ATTFICACIoN a Ia per
sora 1ge Ee proporcj0nr i1fo-mes cyactos
a-c-ca del actual p~a-aHe-o &c Jose Marls
Na-c's. DC 20 amos de edaa c>,atUra REGULAR.
color b,a1co. ogos claros - qIicn hsss mu-
cho tempo no IA siGo rosjb.c iocaIjzar eI
.ura- 90 So GonlIcilio. Cus.r=g-5cr lniormr
sab-n es.a ssunJo. diriiase \ Lasi57 Narc.a.
L. = Seine Co. Suel;e-. Pueblo. Colo. O.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-06-02

PARE $500 % qualification n Il persona
que ne prcpo-cloue info-ncs &c MS hlSos
Antonio Tomas FrausLso. orIgHaar.oS be
Tarra-ci-ua-9, Men. p p-imaro o DC =
a=o- do cGaS. g,,a-I-a -sEula- = ol"s les.
r. s~xuuGo IS alto. t-iSue=C. dc o.0s -C-ros
ga blEg-a s tisns una c!ca;-i- on -. csac
70 erred;o de Ia n1ao de-echa, Todo j7ios.
me G.-i5ase q lose F-aast-o, so So. La-cdc
s.. san Antonio, Texas. 90
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-06-02
Couere S.. Auto Livery

Claado recesite II marni:icc caro- &c s '
5 ci,n5-os. cue '- cause vcrdade-a s~atiS:ae:
c.sn g,a-!o. ) maae:ar.o I'd. mismo. Lame 4.
Ts,eEgao Or. GIL. =! College s..
.nrSrO 2o7e-.ae CT COMMUNICATION con ato.
zaEo rrsldea,e en- r, Paso. Texas. cue sen
a7c5 on regcrlos .l4.cja.ss. Para c~on;'arle w
re-er,o Dc ,mpo-taacIa. D.-i5a1sN q A9to
NO A.caraz. Illinois Ho,e-. 4lTl :. Ha--tsa
s.. Cai-acC. II. odd
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-06-02

Ru,l DE- BONA. F~e,soza 20 paTtHs ; -
S-sN-,z en- Intermediates Do tcucraE. -
49,. I,,s.--a = -est.-1 Gavls 1919
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-06-02

RASCCIAS C todas classes. s." compran
vanGsa Y c~arnhian. A%e0tcs dc las bascu,aS
.gmpu-ada-as au,cra;icas Detroit. BascC-
- "FafrbauE". Tostado-cs DO cafe 'Ro-
"a. N1.i1o- &c cafe. Clchi.'os para ca--
ni.e-o : rctrigc-aGo-cs. sos Main Ave. san
Antonio. Texas. Tel Cr. 80. Il. K. HAIR
GiS. Mgr
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-06-02

CUANDO listed necesitc IN CAIRO &C
MADEIRA o cstacss de c~ualqu:cr clase, 0 made
n mSzclaGa Iara construction de csSas. e
criha O celegrafie a louisiana Lumber and
Single Company. Dallas. Texas.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-06-02

! D e SUMO lSTERES PARA TnOoS LOS
NEXICANOS. Oficiaa De ~;afornae'ones en-
! genera. AtienGo por correo o ~teiesTHt3 iot@
! c'ase dc cacarScs ) cotnlS.Ones. A. J.. "A
NsPFNA Dl-ijase P. o.. Box 80 o yisite
me en- Oysr.aaa =. 20-t-. e! Pas, lie
( yas.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-06-02

DIR GUILLEGNO HNEE-SON hS.sl-"
la, Op---o. EAauI0a JOS "Jrs para eeh5e~-
:. composer ua-lu.s5 ar 'o-Ss t2s aTs-
-fos 1rodlc~s III Ss.'la& -
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-06-02

NIyMBROS A~RTtEiCIALES
49, p---a~ E-a-uc-uS, LISac--a-. el+
CG-~SG,0 ARTIFICIAL Linz %
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-06-02

Sc NECFSITA persona com2etente para Ia
fahricaci6n dc adornos d" paJa que se-an
uSados debajo Dc los platos, en- restaurant
r,avirano. 6o2 Moore Bldg. Prcgunte por e!
ST. Brown. Tel. CIR. 1906.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-06-02
ECONOMICE
CASESE



iATENCIONl iATENCIONl
I 4 CASARSE
I CatiloEo C Gz--as rcxicanas ; otras
{ aacioualidades y axteasa lists 10 herrro-
: sos aonbres.
{ k2v'eacs IN DOLLAR so.araence = nos
J otros le rsmitiremos a vue,ta de cor7so,
{ Ruest-o complete Cst1iogo matrimonial
) cen descriptions tetaliAdas. FOTOGRA-
FIAS. NOMBRES y DIRECCiONES de
;3venes. seEoras y seaoritss aexicaRGs :
Z de ctra3 nac;onali2aiss. aigunas viuGAs de
: intdchGblss aatscedeaIra, du!enes ceesAn
} eacaa,Ta- NJ hoRrGdo y bueA esposo. Is
, TED puede esc-ibirle -Girectamen:e 4 eua!-
J GIis-R Ge elias ) co1t-ae: III patrinonio
: fe!.z en- corto tempo. Somos diEnos de
5 corSiR11a : noy Gedicazaos 4 IA EeEoci5
J hta-cdO ) i!c!to. No perrnita, pues, gus
{ "a pequeha suma de IN dollar este &c po-
! medic entire listed y So muy possible FE-
LICIDAD MATRIMONIAL
! Escribs hoy misuo a.
J RELIANCE GLIB.
Sox 3Is. Los ANGELES. CAL
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-06-02
ARTICULOS MEXICANOS

ACABAMOS DE- REClBR Lsg'1mas
CAJETAS De CELAIA n >Vr. y SID "a
doe.ua.- SALSA MOLE l5~. botei,a Piquin
Ten -fracre. l5c: chill" vcrd" On v'naGr" 10.
DTLCES NENICANOS 100 sGrtido7 $j.l5;
Ja-ab.s de f-uta. Sl.OO hotci!a Dc rua-to dc
gaioH: vira- er,bote!.aios sin alcohol Sl.56
salon. $f.25 GAIA Lc J. bot2l.a5 Esco6eti.i&s
,0r. , T5c: NoIcatrtcs pieGTa sec Metal
S1.I5: manos -ue'tas L0c: PRECiOS o
LIBRA: Me, dc tuna soc Ncicocha dc 81
ra 3Oc AIo seco. Uuevo. SOC GuCs" h.anco.
20 = 50c sec-u chase. CaTue SOFA 80 : DOC;
Cama-61 uucyO "5c: HabGs poe. GGrha"z"
u-sro la. l5c Lentcia PC Frljo. IeTar! 20
.aras pov SI.60: NERDADERO PLLOECl-
LILO NENICANO ITO r~eforuadol 80; tltO
CULATE Ell TAPATIO". gara":'zato CO
mo superior a c1a.Guie-a otto P'da MUGS
~. gratis. SIC. II. CHILE PASIILA Ne
GRO Y NULATO. impor:ados lie Mexico.
81 -: Chiporc scco 800: Guai'ilo &5c Chi
le ancho. pjsado 25c, Com:no * SHsca-
-. uuevo s.. PiGGiU extra Csc: @aNone5
;st. Semiilg ca!abaza 4Oc CC-aclon i5c: CHI
e moIido con esrec.as zoe. Chorizo meS'ra-
no loo. Ch5.ha--ou ruevo s. CHA para
ref-escos Sl.20. YERBAS MEDICINALES
uucgas: GuaJe clu4l 25c: Coatrayc-ba $50
Lib: Bor-aja. Rosa Dc Castillo. etc. etc:
LOLA De GCADALAJ ARA. PiGa Lista
General GRATIS. DESPACHO IMMEDIATE
De FEDLDOS. Di-ija0sc a CABEZCD BROS.
?. O.. Box 50 S:a. \ san Antonio. Texas.
ltlO-, ". Commerce s. san Antonio. Tex.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-06-02

POR VIAJE 4 Mexico. 50 t-asDasa casa as'7-
on de In s.Io-a piaz dc Ia Vega, situa-
Ga en- IA Avcutda {. 81. a.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-06-02

IA SRA. Virginia L. de- Va'.ade 40 Con
- n. altos @tu5los. lesc-sa .-aaeeaf
, p-aerca bosP.ta.ag'a ' sty.. 9.5e1e s1'
,.-vi.r-s IN par-Cs. GItsrreLsGes DE- SF""
. a, asagcisiGad. en- t"s alhos h1cv-
meadada por . Doctor o@tega, SO! y Le'
"a ST.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-06-02
P!LONCILLO

Sc VENUE m 7iaao c~.tc;rjso. d" % nctaS
On bucuas condolences. muy baTajo. in."f'
man SlT So. Conchos s..
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-06-02

DE- n MARTINEZ GUENAS. Espes.A.sta
- euse-uetaGs lie njhos = p2TtS' Ae-.el-
ma en- general Oscins. 1905 ". commerce
st Te.eforo Tgsyis 22Sa
DOcroR nuERoN. CHTBOFRACToE Ho-
-as O. Cre.-z. de Q q - VI y de a :
=. NJ. --asz Ws- Houscos : I'll 9.
1854.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-06-02
MISCELANEA

NkNDE pin:ar : repa-ar sus petAcaS -
Ices Y lc Gu"dar57 eDtecannente nGeNas. =
rio, rCuCdcs- SIS Dolo-Csa St
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-06-02

nP TANzL-CfruIa7o cenl.'S AeSt.Aae-
E--.-ss15s- or eoryu.s. puenJS enc.
m@,fss Dc "A 0oca tgy0Trne"' Es7EN s3a
u 2-Oiesl0ais:& cue Is mEN'la.-
1880 eats. precl0s c6nooo, y en- 9SS-
- 80 Di-escIoa .-Altoe BO4iCA
~ San PEDRO. sGs ". ConlHe79s .
szu ATONE. Texas
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-06-02

Sc NFCESTTA una sonora que Scpa hHccr
ra--oncs nara moda : So hREa carCa Il" una
fabrira. Dsbc tcnc- cxrerirncia V eaber hn-
| Ger patroros para vss;idc5 ) delanta'cs dc
senoras : rihas. BclI Mfg. &c. 535 Broad Ave.
Tomcn t-anvia Tobin Hill.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-06-02
BOLANOS CACHO
Lie. JENARO CENICEROS

Abora-o MeyIca1o. ecstiona toda c.ase de
nssocsos 52d.--a.ss, adm;nistretiycs y ming
-cs. ADa-.ltc 1885. Miami. A-lE-
JOSE ANTONIO RIVERA e..
A5cccEr ss 0gs Tr5ar=.cs &C. a Rspu5iicg.
- eacz-Sa &c -ota c,ssc De aSGn;os P-otes9o-
rates n NcXs-a'i. Ba.a Ca.sg. C!a. DeSpa-
cha - 81 e6is.cIo slsuaGo t-saJc 81 &c, 4.
Ayu7-awieuto. Para asIa:os cue hayar &C
enaa-s ante t-ibuna-es ; sUro-aatss e"
o. EsraGos UGiaoS. esca aSoc!aGo son e.
emrnpu;e abo-4do WLield Andrews. de Los
Angeles. Cal.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-06-02

Cp : vAseUEZ GOMEZ. 3ll tro'- ba&'
|tt.s-,.s .-ay.s 1880 : -i5t-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-06-02

C~RATIFICARE con s. 90 q Ia persona G8e
"a. pr1par-5"oc lu5e-rrcS ezactCs n-e-ca DE-.
.--.a. yaradc-o DE- Remedies A--e-.a. de
80 amos de edad. ~csts:ura pHja. color moreno.
bfso., --arde y negro. quicu or Oc,ub-e de
,uls sa.j6 -umoo a San RcrHa-i,ro. Calf.
-aa,aSg!'s- iufu-mN SCORE ests asu1to. a:rl-
gasc q JESUS u. Co-,cs. 1920 Bc-miVd St
r.e5,g. Colo. 81
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-06-02

DARE ByENA GRATIFICACIOS Ala peso
rs alc me Uro7oTclor' i7torTfS eNac'''
,-r-rq de. arsea. paraGs-o de IA Sra. AAiua
Moreno. de 81 amos d. dad, s. e~S,atg.a Jata.
wir- aHaa en- comuanja De tres 1iaas y VI
-.=o. VIecnsa. Ju11a. Li5~aEa ; Bri=ico
Nozuucla. Las u.Ii11as uo,lclas SO -CcIu'cron
en- Mayo de 1919. Cla-esqulsr into-mc sooTe
,S,c asla.o. L.-i54-e q N.cca-,aCo M0sGurca
Wcss.a.i. BaJs California. Mexico. 90.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-06-02
ARRENDAMIENTOS

Sc RENTAN cuartos amue5lados. 255 Dwyer
sI.1Tc- 80
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-06-02

G~RATiFICARE con $500 a IA PERSONA que
ne pro2or,ioag ,nforues cNac,os accrca de.
actual paradsro de nj milo Reyes Lc-eto. orr
-irario o. Sal Luis Potosl, Mexico. as ~
aags De- edad. es.a-ura regular. oJ2s cates. p-
20 sas-aro. gu.en en- julio De 1871. =" cncon-
aba on W't5cryr-. y. y. Cua-cs1u.e- IN
s.rme so1-r -, as1-c". d1~!.a-" a. Jaa@ta -
L--sio. --.o Callahan $. y. sor' ""LH,
TF,. 49,
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1920-07-09
ATTENTION, EX-SERVICE MEN

Every man who served in the mil
itary forces of the United States be-
tween April 6, 1919, and November
II. 1918, is entitled to one of the
new Victory Medals just issued By
the war department and in addition
TO the coveted medal. the war de-
partment has authorized the issu-
auce of IS combat or major opera
ton clasps and a defensive sector
clasp to be worn on the ribbon with
the medal; also five overseas serv-
ice clasps for troops not entitled to
the battle insignia
In case of a soldier, applications
Tor these medals can he obtained by
calling in person at, or addressing
letter to U. S. Army Recruiting Of
flee, Walla Walla, Wash; or Yaki.
ma, Wash; or Spokane, Wash; oil
Seattle, Wash; or to any other near.
e. recruiting office that you know
OF. In case 81 sailor or marine
The letter should be addressed t
1.-THE U. s. Navy Recruiting Office. Sc,
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1920-07-09
SUMMER SCHOOL STUDENTS
SEE EDUCATIONAL MOVIES

Arrangements have been made by
/ Dean A. a. Cleveland of the Sum
mer Session and DR.. r. f. Nader
director of general college extension,
for an interesting series of moving
picture exhibits to be given on We'd
nesday and Friday mornings
throughout the summer term. The
films used will be all of an educa-
tional type dealing with industry,
travel, social service and American
ization. They are the films which
the division of general college ex-
tension circulates among schools
churches and other centers through
out the Northwest These films will
be shown at regular morning assem-
blies-hour, 9:15. Following is a
tentative program of the films to be
shown. with suggestions as to their
contents. Admission is free and the
public cordially invited.
July 9-Lake Louise, Canadian
travel; Breadmaking. scenes inside
of large commercial bakery; Making
an American, Americanization work.
July Transformation of Bale
of Wool, industrial rug making;
Lakes, Mountains, Waterfalls far
north travel.
July t6-Fall of Troy, historical
drama, Orange Industry, industrial.
July 2t--For the Common Good
industrial relations, organization in
large factory.
July 23--Battle Hymn of a Ma
ton, historical drama Alaska, the
Inside Passage. Alaskan travel
July 2S-Nation Capital, scenes
in Washington. d. c.; Olive Industry,
industrial; Trip to Pittsburg, Amer
lean travel.
July 30-Banff, Canadian Rock
les, scenic; Communication on the
Battle Front, war activities; Camou-
flage, war activities.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1920-07-09
NEED MORE FUNDS
FOR ARMENIAN RELIEF

Many hundreds of dollars in pub
lie contributions for relief of suffer-
ing in the near east, now badly need
ed for actual life-saving work among
the refugee children and women of
Armenia and other countries or
western Asia, are still lying inactive
in the banks of Whitman county,
where they were placed for safe
keeping while the Near East relief
drive was at its height
Efforts to round up these funds
for immediate usage in the pur-
chase of food supplies, and in order
that they may be checked off of
Whitman county's quota in the re-
lief campaign, are now being made
under the direction of E. A. Potter.
539 Peyton building, Spokane, who
is directing secretary for the Near
East relief organization in the In
sermountain district.
More than $3.50 was gathered in
from six Whitman county banks last
week by Rev. Clayton Judy, sent out
by Secretary Potter to speed up the
turnover of funds to the Near East
relief treasurer Various other
banks in this and neighboring coun-
ties are in possession OF similar con-
tributions, Mr., Judy reports, and a
general request for their delivery to
the Spokane office of the relief body
is being made.
Suffering is acute among many Of
the 1900 Near East orphans assigned
to Eastern Washington and North
ern Idaho for relief this year" says
air. Potter and we must hasten all
contributions to the relief centers of
Armenia with all possible dispatch
Many of these orphans are still I'M
provided for, and unless further do
nations are made from this section
OF the country, it is almost certain
that large number of those chill
dren must perish of starvation and
sickness born of exposure. However,
contributions on deposit in the banks
of the Inland Empire can be made a
wonderful help in supplying the
wants of those needy people for
whom they were given, if they are
turned in immediately"
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1920-07-09
BILL FOR SICKNESS
REACHES BIG TOTAL

Examination under the selective
draft revealed that more than one
third of the men who, because of age
limits, should have been at their
physical prime, were unfit for full
military service.
P. p. Claxton, U. S. commissioner
of education, speaks of a recent
health survey of a certain state,
which uncovered the fact that on an
average 100000 persons, nearly one
fourth of it's population are sick all
the time.
If this condition prevails through
out the nation, and there is no rea-
son to believe it does not, Commits
soner Claxton estimates America =
annual bill for sickness at the Stag
gering total of SIP, 5O0,OOO,0O0. A
chart prepared by the Hunterdon
County Health association, an or
ganizatiOn made up of the health
clubs of the rural schools of Hunt
erdon county, New Jersey, shows the
Improvement in a single school year,
in habits that lead to health: prac-
ticing physical training each day,
from 10 to 80 per cent; sleeping
with open windows, SIS to 80 per
cent; care of the teeth, 25 to rs per
cent; cleanliness, from 67 to "a per
cent; and similar reports from other
localities could be quoted. They
show what efficient schools can do
in laying a foundation of good health
for the growing generation.-Geor
MacAdam in Worlds Work for July,
1920.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1920-07-09
attic. wash

attic. Wash.
In writing for this application
llank state whether you were an en-
listed man or officer and if you do
not want to send in your original
discharge paper, ask for a blank
form on which you can make a copy
of your original discharge Then
w.en you have made out all papers,
send the application blank back to
the same recruiting office, or to any
other office to which they direct
you, together with the copy of your
discharge or the original.
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V. w. GARRISON
Mems Outftter

IIlIliIlIIIlnllIlIlIlIIllIllilIIInuunnuHuI
When you think Of Clothes think Of Clarksou
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Job work at the Herald office.
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HeKTCHEN
ABLNEf4zff3

Why don't you live cheerful life
And make the best OF things?
For discomfort means constant strife
And other ills II brings.
1t Is hard tramplng on life's pike,
know that this Is true;
But II you can't do what you like.
Try liking what you do.
Luke M'Luke.
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Build the silo now, don't wait I'M
til filling time comes.
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need starch to give us energy to live
ana work
As source or iron, potatoes are
equal to whole cereals and eggs when
properly cooked The potato con.
tainS but small amount of one type
If building material which is very i'm
portant: that is nitrogen; but the
amount seems to equal the average
amount found in cereals, on the basis
Of The usual servings.
Although potatoes and cereals have
a good supply Of lime and phosphor-
us, they should not be depended upon
as source of these minerals As
lime and phosphorus are needed for
building bones and teeth as we'll as
regulating the body processes, they
should he supplied from milk, eggs, le-
gumeS,
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Your Mail Order Druggist
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
When you think of 1Clothes think OF Clarkson
Why Men Like to
Buy Clothes Here

They can come in here and be taken
care of in business-like way;
quickly, without fuss.
They get Hart Schaffner & Mark
clothes; the finest made. They
look better and last longer than
other clothes.
Men like our guarantee; they know
they'll get their moneys worth If
not they'll get their money back.
You'll like this service. No
matter what your figure
may be, Wen take care
of you.
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90 The Chautaudua Director
Lecture
THE MAKING OF AN AMERICAN
(10) Loseffs Russian Quar-
tet ............ Concert
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The NEW EDISON
THE Photograph with Soul
BAUM MUSIC HOUS]
804 Alder Street

*The instrument this
sells for 1885 Gin Canada 43 1t duplicate of the Lab
oratoy Model which perfected spending
lion Dollars n experiments
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Pagr Eight
RADCLIFFE.
CHAUTAUQUA
~ June 10, 20 and q
Albion, Wash.
Afternoons
Building a Community"
Evenings:
Building a Nation"
FIRST DAY--JULY 10
Afternoon
"a The Porter Concert Com
pany ........... Concert
CD Mr.. ]. w. Terry 49,. Lecture
BENEFITS FORGOT"
Night
go Mr.. j. w. Terry 49,. Lecture
THE GOVERNMENT OF THE
UNITED STATES"
90 The Porter Concert Com
pany ........ Concert
SECOND DAY-JULY 30
Afternoon
CD The Chautauqua Director
......... ...... Lecture
IA CANARY IN A COAL NINE"
60 Loseffs Russian Quartet.
..... ......., Concert
Cd Mrs. Cora Melton Cross
In a Program of Stories
for Young and Old
The Opening of the Junior
Citizenship Campaign.
(S) Mrs. Cora Melton Cross
Organization of Young
America" Club
Night
(9) The Chautaudua Director
bCtbul y
THE MAKING OF AN AMERICAN"
(10) Loseff's Russian Quar-
tet ............... Concert
THIRD DAY-JULY II
Afternoon
I'D The Dudos-Starbuck Fea-
ture Concert Combina-
ton ... 49,. Concert
I2) Mr.. Guy M. Bingham Lecture
COMMUNITY LEADERSHIP"
Night
(13) Mr.. Guy M. Bingham Lecture
"A TOWER OF BABEL"
t1D The -Starbuck Fea-
ture Concert Combine
ton ........,,.. Concert
Season Tickets Good for All Per.
formances, Adults 81: Children 81
Time, $3.50 and SEQ p. m. Single
Admissions 35 and y5 cents.
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real and a medi-
um-s sized slice of
bread contain
about the same
amount of en-
ergy vie | d n g
food, principally
in the form of
s ( a r c h g s, We
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SOMETHING ABOUT POTATOES.

One medium-sized potato, an ordi-
nary serving of common cooked &C.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-11-08

-Four divorce suits were filed with
The clerk OF the district court today,
three by wome.s and one by a man.
all alleging dcaertion. Viola Hall has
brought dlvcrce proceedings againai
Frank Hall Who deserted her on Sep
TENDER 20, 1890. They were married
at KhAokn, No., In 1903. They have
community property consisting Of a
homestead and real estate In Alhu-
querQuo. The defendant IL now in
Conncrsvillo, Indiana.
Lenuie Jacobs Sanchez asks o a
divorce from Lee Sanchez on the
Hrounds OF dcaortion and non-sup-
port. They have no children nor
community property.
Elizabeth Pattie Zielke filed a
complaint against George r. zielke,
charging n~on-8upport and desertion.
The couple were married in Racine,
Wis, In 1915.
santos Garcia has filed a com
plant against Lug Sanchez de
Garcia charging her with abandon
ment. They were married In Old AL
buqueruue In January, 1919. The
defendant deserted he- husband in
August. 1890, according to the com
plant.