davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-03-06
OAXACA
Hay tres candidates al
eobiern0 del Estado
Los re5eldes eStdn muy
octiuos en- IL region de
JuchitGn

OAXACA. Mario LAS activi-
dades politicas en- esta ciudad Sc es-
tan m~anifestando Va de una manera
franca, Y. para hoy, son "a tres los
candidates al Eobierno del Estado:
Manuel Garcia Vigil, Ruben Morales
Y Carries Tejada, todos con grades
s~uperiores en- cl ejercito c~arrancis-
n. Los tres tienen partidarios en-
esta ciudad, ' son los que estan ha-
ciendo preparativos para recibir IL
vista Dc respectivos candidates,
q~uieres han ofrecido venir a hacer
propaganda en- breves GiaS.
En- csta ciudad. aunQue Official
meute s guarda r~eserva, Sc sabe que
Ia revuelta esta r:uy octiva en- el
sur del Estado, especialmente en- Ia
region persenecieRte 4 Juchitlin.
\ esra poblacion entran los re-
beldes cue manda Secuudino Lopez,
cada vez que les viene en- CANA, sin
que il guarnicion Sc ocupa de batir.
les. Los miembros que component esa
gUarniC!on parece que no quieren
combatir al enemigo. Diarismente,
al ~obscurecers Sc encierran en- el e
dificio del Pelacio del Gobierno, de-
jando q Ia ciudad a MERGED de loS
rebeides QUE, como Sc informa, Pc
netran Y Sc !levan del pueblo TODD
10 que e%ncuentraR do 81 agrado.
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SAN LUIS P0TOSI
Los rateros, entire gadOs
para ser relnitidos a
las IsIaS MarlaS
gobierno no hace case de
la preuencion del Juez
de Disfrifo

SAN LUIS POTOSI, Mario Eel
.Juez de Disurito de esta cludad, gi-
RI oficio al iefe de la polcia pregun-
+audole 81 era cierto que los rateros
re Ia ciudad ostaban siendo enviados
p las Islas Harias. La contestaclon
fu6 affirmative, y entonces ell funclo-
mario federal orden6 al dicho jefe
de Ia policia cue no debia entregar
mas rateros para ser d~eportados,
poroue csc acto era ~atentatorio con-
ira ell Derecho de Gentes. FL jefe
de Ia polic!a no hizo case y mando Ia
prirnera partida de r~ateros, dlspo-
ni6ndose a mandar n segunda,
DOR 10 u es SECURE que habra con-
fiicto.
Ell consejo de guerra que debe
iuzgar a los capitanes !Ant7nlo de la
PortilIa yq jose Jimenez y que Sc
esperaba fuera sensational, suspen-
do DOR orden de las atlas autorida-
des militares, expresandose que que
da so!amente difcrido- pero sin Sc
nalarse Ia fecha en- que Sc vertical
ra. Ambos militares est4n acusados
dc Y delitos de ~caracter tambien
militar.
Las autoridades municipalities de
IL Villa de Soledad Diez Gutierrez sc
!iriieron al jefe del Executive de ia
Naci6n. en- demanda de ayuda para
ccnstruir cuanto antes el kiosko de
su iardin. que esta en- proyecto desde
bace algun tempo. Ell Ayuntamiento
atenci6n a sus reducidos fondos, tc-
nien6o Ia confianza &c que Carran-
"a c~ooperara en- Ia construction de
cue Sc trata.
En- Ell barrie de Tequisquiapam.
de esta ciudad, Sc esta trabajando
con empeno para introducir algunas
mcjoras Ell el jardin de csc pintores-
co barrio. Entire estas Sc senala la
&c pavimentar los ~andadores de III
che jardin, que desde hace mucho Sc
hallan en- maias condolences, dando
IN desagradable aspecto a la ba-
rriada.
-Desde aver comenz6 a desua-
char nuevamerte los asuntos del Es-
tado el Ing. Severino Martinez, 2
Guien habia postrado un fuerte alta
cue dc gripa, del que va esti compile.
tamente resta0lecido. Ell f~uncionarin
Sc via obligaGo a guardian CANA va
rios dias, teme1oso de una complica-
ci6n peligrosq.
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4 TRAVES De Ia REPUBLICA
PUEBLA
Iban a incendiarse los
dep6sltos de petroIeo
Hubo pduico terrible en- Ia
mayor parte de Ia capital
pobIana
PUEBLA

prEBrA. Mario 2.-Intenso p&-
r;co 90 apoder6 aver de los veclnos
5aI barrio de Ia estacion del Ferroca-
rriI Mexicano, al saber que los tan
'rues de petr5leo que ALI existen es-
taban a purto de hacer explosion
causando. naturalmente, innrtnera-
HES victimas V danos inmedlabIes. Il
n5n;co cundi6 por Ia ciudad en- un
momento, Y tcdo el mundo cre1a va
escuchar las ensordecedoras detona-
clones de Ia formidable explosion
Los ~curiosos que Sc habian acer-
cado a Ia estac;6n, echaron q correr
despavoridos, al saber de 10 que 5"
trataba, aurentando con este el pa
nico.
Ell orien de Ia probable cafastrofe
era I ell petr6leo que st Aabia re-
ado como medida preventive contra
n Influenza. Sc ha6ia incendiado en-
Darte. amerazando llegar a los tan
ruex~en unos cuantos minutes. AIor-
--,,rsdamente este peligro fus conju,
ado nero Ia ciudad entera no st
,anore todavia del susie may1scn!o
enc srfri6. con sobrada raz6n.
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TAMAULIPAS
Las economics Callsan
p~erjuicios a Ia saIubri-
dad pGblica
La epidemic de influenza
no puede ser combatida
bien en- TGmpico

TAMPICO, lamps, Mario 1o.-El
Dcpartamento de SaRidad del Puer-
to Sc queia dc que sus labores de ST.
neamien!o V de iucha en- contra de Ia
influenza espanola, no esta daaao el
resultado que 7 de esperarSe, dcbl-
do a que el Ayuntamiento no apron
ia las cantidades necesarias para los
gastos extraordinarios. La campana
Ia epidemic, es activa Y relat!-
vamente eficaz. pero no So puede ha-
cer mayor mientras el cuerpo NUM-
cipal siga empehado an hacer econo-
mias, ~plausibles en otrcs casos y cen-
surables en- ell preScnte, toda vez que
causa de que Ia enfermecad Sc
este extendiendo con rapidez a todas
las barbados.
Sin embargo, estan va siendo fumi
cados la mayor parte de los estab!e-
cimientos publicos, princip:ando con
Ia carcel, en- In que Ia influenza ma
a las condi.iones antihiCienicas en-
dua Sc hallaba Y 4 Ia aglomeracion
de genie.
La malcdiccncia publica ha echa
do & volar In especie de que 81 Lie.
Julio Santoscoy. 4 quicn Sc juzga
responsible dc Ia desaDarici6n de un
documento judicial. Sc ma fugado, ha-
biendo tornado cl rumbo de In CAPT
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CHASCARRILLOS

Tn ~estudiante que sofia d~istraerso
mucho en- Ia clase fue interpelado DC
pronto por el professor.
Quo cs Fisica?-!e p~regunto.
-:Que Que es Fsica?
Olga listed ivengo yo aQui 4 e.
sonar a listed 10 QUE es Fisica, o a que
me 10 ensene listed a mi?
La maestro, dirigendose a una de
las discipulas:
-Vamos a yer, ~senorita Asunci6r;
que hicieron los hebreos 2 su salida
del Mar Roj0?
-Secarsc.
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RECoRTE ESTo.-VALE DINERO

Recorte este anuncio, adjunte 5
c~entavos Y envielo a Foley &: Co.,
1885 Sheffield Ave, Chicago ILL.,,
escribiendo c!aramente Su noIbre y
direction. listed recibira en- cambio
IN paquete de prueba couteniendo
Foley's Honey and Tar, para toses.
resfriadcs Y Group; Foley's Kidney
Pills para dolores en- ell costado Y en-
la es2alda, reunatismo; e~nfermeda-
des de Ia vej:~a y rinones; Y Foley
Cathartic Tablets. IN purgante pode-
roso para Ia constipation, bills, ia
queca c intestinos congestioEados.
(Adv.l
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NuEVO LEON
Fl confIicto h~acendarlo
no parece tener una
favorable SoIuCl0n
La actitad asrmada por eI
gobierno ongina mayores
dificuItades

MONTERREY, \. l., Mario 4
Las dificultades surgidas entire los
;r1ne4riales de esta ciudad, 4 que
nos representa- Ia Camara de Co.
we-cio. : 81 G~obernador del hSta-
do cortinua como e. primer dia'
deh;do a que cl funcionario mani
fiesta tener raz6n en- el hecho de
prayar a los capitalists poderosos y
@, defender 8 los pequen9s duen"S
do caoital. La Camara de Comerc'o
+;ende ? probar que el goberHada'
Gsscansa sobre bases falsas, econo-
n,fcamonte examinados los hechos'
s~rscirirdosc con este motive una
discussion de Ia que Sc espera que
"a LEONE q ma conclusion sa~tlsfac-
.@tor;a N;entr.s tanto, Ia Camara de
Conercio so!;cit6 la ayuda de IA
Confederation de Camaras Conner
| ciaIes de Ia ciudad de Mexico, Ia
cue comunica que va Sc nombro una
! comjsion cue Sc acerque a Carran-
n Dara haccrle yer Ia necesidad
one hav de cue interverga en- este
asunto que Sc va hacienda enclose
f. cue esta ?erjudicando grandemen-
=. los intereses generates del Estado
y de Ia ciudad de Monterrey, DrlA-
ci3almemte.
Segun las noticias cue Sc han re-
c;Ii9o de Mexico. la Confederation
&c Camaras tiene confianza en- que
CarraGza so~lucionara Ia question, al
c~onvancerse de que al alto concrete
rcCi3montano. . los r~ropietarlos e
irausrrialeS, les es p~racticamente
impossible para los impuestos que Sc
nala Ia nueva Ley de Hacienda del
EstaGo, que el Gobernador Santos
c~ons;dera COMO base de eQlilibrio
entire unos Y otroS intereSes publ
cos.
AlCunos inQuiljnos Sc cstan que
jando de que los p~ropietarios de ca
sas les estaa aumentando las r%entas,
manifestandoles cue es auEento Sc
Gebc a ALA dc las contribuciones
decre;adas en- Ia Ultima Ley de Ha-
Hacienda que actualmenCe Sc esta
d~.scutieEdo.
Enteradas las a~utoridades del
aumento Z les arrendatarioa, han
~exprcsado que los propietarios tie
men raz6u, perc cue dicho aumento
no pueed ser mayor de IN tres por
ciento, que es el que les senala por
contribucioncs Ia citada ley.
Ell Console de Salubridad dc cs-
a ciudad ha e~ncargado a Alemania
los apa-atos indispensables al esta-
blecimiento .le IN abinete bacteria
loico ' un laboratroio quimico, que
hacea mucha falta en- aquella insti-
tuci6n ~sanitaria.
Sc ha dispussto que Sc gasten dos
nil pesos en- Ia compra de esos apa-
ratios, que cs 10 cue ~arrojen los pre-
supuestos p~resentados por el Conse-
10.
Ell g~obernador del Estado AGA
ba de nombarr secretario particular
a. coNocido p~eriodista Santiago R. de
Ia Vega, en sustituci6n del Ing. Ma
nuel VI. Cerca.
FL peridista de Ia Vega es orig
mario de esta ciudad, pero ha pasado
e mayor parte de 81 juventud en- n
capital de Ia Republica, donde es am
pliamente corccido como cscritor V
caricaturista de diarios de combate,
Z los que ha dedicado sus energias
desde hace muchos amos.
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NOTARIO 3
ACUSADO.

La sonora Evarista VIDA. dc Her
n5ndez acus6 al n~otario publico En-
rhine Perez Arce, de falsedad de es-
critura publica.
La a~cusacion fue prcsentada' ante
81 ;7uez ]. Joaquin Pena, quien va
comenz6 q practicar las diligenc'as
del case. en- el que Sc trata de un To-
ia de TERRA situado en- Chinampa Y
del cue es duena Ia acusadora,
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NoTA:- Los sUst -ipto-ss. al Zanzibar &c
SesiGcE-ia de6-l ca-uos .aa-S = ave'a SONS
i antigua direction. = 10 DC anoLar pro-
rLl-nru-- e., caEA.o 81 glcStcos +:o=os-
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Para libros en- espanol dirijase
listed a Ia Casa Editorial Lozanc.
1lS n. Sta. Rosa. Ave, San Antonio.
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Entered as Seccnd--rayg matter February
g. 1913, IT The Post Otface ~ San Acto-
Mo. Texas. under the Act. O. March O.
1s75.
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EDICION SENANARIA.
tNis-cois-.)

Dirfjase toda Ia Correspondence re-
lativa al periodico al Director.
SR. IGNACIO E. LOZANO,
100 \. SANTA ROSA AVE.
SAN ANTONIO. TEXAS.
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you got to quit picking on him, Ma.
You just got to. It's Papa
always like ! used to say to your
brother Niche, when he was yet IN
short pants Cards is spades that Dig
the gamblers graves. ..-.-
such silly sayings! Honest. Mama,
you mustn't say them in front OF peo,-,
pie. Anyway. he don't gamble, he
"How excited right away she gets
like il makes any difference. For my
part he CANDLES or don't. To morrow
we don't see him any more is all ask
Him with your Papa's hard earned
four hundred and"
MAMA, IL you keep rubbing that in
if got to listen to it another time,
I'll just die" -,
IT don't want to hear about him
Esther. no more as you do"
"Well then. let's talk about some
thing else. I just can't stand the wa!
YOU nag and nag, Mama, when you ono
get started" ..
Come, sit down quiet by Mama
Esther"
Eyes, Mama !" ..
"But for why, Esther, just to pleas
me, don't you first 60 down and brin
up that grand new leather portfolio tina
Abe brought you down to the pier
| Nov, Mama-
Zach, 60 on, Esther, bring. 1t VI
and write to him letter on sheet o
that pretty pink writing paper that
in it. See, right up here by the moon
shine you can see to write and add
line, eh?'
Copyright. 1890. by Wheeler Syndicate
CONCLUDED TOMORROW -s
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Is, follow like YOU would just be the
r,ting Of boy like my brother Niche.
Ges such a kid yet, and two years
aIder than me- too. But he's been under
U,na,s thumb in the business too long.
4 bov like him, that never would go to
school gets into business early. What
ho needs now is to get out and hustle
for himself in a business that isn't al
rs,dv made. That's what l always say,
pana ought to set Niche up for him
eelf.
Sure thing. Say, guess a man like
rour Papa could set his son up IN Dusl ,
ness with twenty or thirty thousand
and not feel it, eh?'
''Thats what Niche says, but Ia
slow about it. -,
rpht: why, | bet if your Papa had
three sons he could set them up in busi
moss and not feel it, Ell? I know thing
or two about the money that's beer
made in the mems clothing business the
last fifteen years. :,
PAPA is right rich. guess.
And a grand old man if there ever
was one"
He sure is and self made too. Hon
est, it's Just like story the way ne
,tarted-struggling and making his way
peddling. and then when he marrlet
Mama. right from off the East Side,
too, the two of them starting the little
store together. the two Of them pushing
through all the dirt of the East Side
and coming out of it so fine and all,
Shows how goodness can grow out OF
sll that filth down there, don it, Joe
cts grand. Esther
Him and Mama don't show it. may
be, but they're just pure gold, they are
They-they're just pure gold.
His hand lay over hers. quicscent. A
waiter lowered in the distance. The
sabble and laughter of tourists wa'
suddenly remote.
''Tf the old gentleman only wont stil
up game tonight Esther, we'll max
alast evening of it on board. alrighty.'
II just told Papa he = he couldn
drag you down there to night, Gibraltar
coming in sight and you knowing sc
much to describe about places
II sure want to stick to YOU to-
hight. Esther. - fact is, / just wan
10 stick with you all of the time"
Her hand flew to her breast:
"Joe!"
My little dearie-girlie-I want t.
steal you"
On you-you-mustn't.
But he was on his feet suddenly ant
krasping his hat from the table.
Cad he cried. there's the boa
Whistling three times. We got to dc
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THROUGH A GLASS DARKLY
ByFANNIE HURST
BY FANNIE HURST

some tall sprintiug, grille. Look, the
rest of them have all started down
already"
ooh, Joe !! Mama /! Let's run. Let's.
Hand in hand and with the Hellenic
swing Of youth, they scuttlcd across
the green turf. From the harbor, full
of warning, came another blast.
The quicksilver Of madness runs
through the veins of a, moonlit night.
Poets. chew their pen ends and grope
for meter. The Blessed Damosel leans
out. Harlequin laughs in his tight
sleeve and kicks up his heels in kinship
with the world. As many maidens as
there are in the world scent the per-
fumed garments of Romance as she
rustes through the corridors OF the
night and sigh for or with their lovers.
Esther Lefkovitch sighed too, but
family, as il she would not break n
spell. Before the approach of the Rou j.
mania the moon unrolled strip OF
light. just as a pathway of carpet IS
unroled before the feet of bride. "A
hump of black, like the great silhouette
of kneeling camel. rose against the
sky. Here and there at its knuckles
lights twinklcd. Along the silent deck
couples crept out from corners, whisper =
ing. pointing in pantomime. star
shot down and died in its flight. Esther
Lefkovitch followed it with eyes that
were mellow to moistness. &
Esther, that you, child?'
MAMA. how you scared me, sneaking
up behind me so soft "
always in a lonesome place like
this on top p-deck I find you. Esther.
Twice over this boat I've been. bring :
ing you your heavy coat for the damp
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| guess. Esther. you think it's so nice
on a big boat like this, the way you
let that nix fFom Chicago come up here
with you TO such lonesome spot"
1--WE came up to watch the Gibraltar.
Mama. See, how plain it's getting out
there already-that black thing. See rs
.'I tell you between my husband, who
leaves me alone every night to play
cards, and
''He promised to onight he wouldn't,
Mama"
GA, but when I seen his long face,
right away | said rather by myself l
would sit than look at it. Between
him and my daughter, what runs up
mountains and then gives me heart
failure when she nearly misses the ship,
and then on top always finds out the
lonesome places like this-between the
two of them I got lonesome enough
time of it myself, just let me tell you. -
But. Mama. dear, you've got the
nice ladies you We met on the boat, Mrs.
Kron and Mrs. Lipp and all Of them. "
with the right kind of young man
not one word would / say to all the
good time you want. But with such a
nix, who leaves you alone by yourself
every night by nine O'Clock, and who
has got in his head eyes what L wouldn't
trust so far as from here To-
Eyes! That just shows. Mama, how
little you know about things. If there's
one thing he has got, it's eyes. grand
black eyes anybody would notice.
Always, Esther, persons eyes are
like looking glasses what tell the truth
about him. Right through the eyes oi
a nix | can see just like in mirror
grand eyes or eyes not so grand
- You've Just got to quit calling him
a nix like that, Mama. Who is it Pt
like to know but Papa draos ~ down
stairs every night I'd like to know
Who is it? Who?
TO night, Esther, your Papa didn'
ITO night maybe not, but every- -Qthe
night. 1t lust shows Danziger's s go
honor though. He's not going to ge
off this boat without giving them al
every chance to win back. He's go
; honor, that's why he went down"
! IT tell you, Esther, how much thin
of him. So much, that l even don
want to hear his name. Gott sci dank
to- morrow we land. and that's the las
we see of him with your Papa's goo,
money. what | helped to save, in hi
pocket"
We'll, then, you-you quit runnin
him down Ma. He's a prince, If yo
want to know it. You-well II coul
tell you something if 1 wanted to, bu
II won't right now-I-I won't. Blu
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ian Renaissance architecture. with its
famous chimes, has long been one of
the show places of New York. The
plate glass windows. allowing side e
walk view of the presses in operation
proved an absorbing attraction for many
thousands of visitors annually.
The property, which is now owned
by the Nance estate, is assessed for
taxes at S2.342, 900 for the land alone
and at $500, 900 with the building
The land was purchased seventy years
ago for $2500. When the Herald anc
Evening Telegram were purchased re
Gently by Frank A. Munsey he assumed
the lease of the building, which has fif
teen months to run.
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MONDAY, FEBRUARY 0

ness. Here, put it on.
She slid into the garment, fastening
it across the smooth V of her barred
THROAT.
For why, Esther, you should stay
up here in the dark all alone. when
downstairs the young folks got dancing
and everybody is out on the litur
decks, I don't know"
Give just been alone a minute
Mama"
ga. because now the game begins
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300, 900 Vienna Children Underfed

Vienna, Feb. 6.-(By A. P.)-Three
hundred thousand Viennese children un-
der nineteen years of age are insult
ficiently fed, according to Vice Burgo-
master Winter, of Vienna, addressing
the lower house of the Austrian AS
semby. He added that "a 200 children
from Vienna and 1000 from lower Aus
tria had been sent abroad, and that
100 900 had been saved from starvation
and death by the Americans.
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n.,iro the stop orer oj the ship
DMng che is making her first trip
or aJ ma'OJE Esther Letporitch goes up the
doroaa, ,,;n mifh Joe Dansiger, another
rlopna%" a.ocr pho admires her. Her
pdsSn.meV pn.p Vd;siikcs Dan:iger because he
mof"u On much money from her
ssa"ssbord s"s at cards. She camtS Esther q
an'Uit w ,oritc to Abe kafs; ooy from
,oo'o 10 ,oho lorcs her. Dan:iger boasts
ao%E 40 %E,thcr Of his case IN making
money.
CHAPTER V
u1UsT like ] can win at cards easy
can make easy money on any
sss nroposition / put my mind to.
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PACKERS PROFITS HUGE
Did $4,000, 900, 900 Business in 1919
and Earned w Per Cent

uTTU H-u' ''0U IL ct ~N''"
Chicago, Feb. 6.--(By A. p. Total
output of the meat packing industry in
the United States for 1919 was esti
mated at more than 5000, 900 900, in
statement given out today by the In
stitute of American Meat Packers. The
estimate was based on annual reports
of more than 500 packing companies
which operate under federal inspec-
ton.
! Profits throughout the industry aver f.
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W. HERE is the bride VINO
NM would not be delighted to

xxTHERE is the bride who
wv would not be delighted to
w receive complete silver
service as wedding gift? I recent
ly saw colonial silver service that
had belonged to certain family
since the days when Dolly Madison
presided as hostess at the White
House. And many a silver service at
the store of Bailey, Banks & Biddle
Co. is likewise destined to be-
come just such treasured heirloom.
II is possible for friends and rela-
tives of the bride to join in pre-
senting such silver service,
Bailey's keep list of the articles
selected, SO that there will be no
duplicates, and in this way men,
bers Of the family and friends may
each choose one or more pieces to
complete the service.
n ERHAPS l have told you be-
fore about the delicious cara
u mels which have a layer of
marshmallow sendwiched between
two layers of chocolate, but I
must tell you how attractive they
look in the square half pound
boxes, each caramel wrapped in a
square of tin foil. They make
a lovely little gift to take along
with you when you are having
luncheon at a friends house or
spending an evening with some one
whom you wish particularly to
please. At Yahn G. McDonnells
store, at 1903 Chestnut Street,
they have also the creamiest, soft
est plated mint that / have tasted
in ages. If you have been longing
for a taste Of the real, old-fash-
ioned plated mint, you will appre-
ciate knowing just where to go for it.
\ RE you looking for something
~ new and different to send to a
n friend on st. Valentines Day
or to some one who is convalescing
from an attack of la grippe? There
are several things that you might
send to the friend who is lila box
of Florida Strawberries, a box of
glace fruits-and loveliest of all a
hand painted basket filled with fruit
from the store of Henry R. Hallowell
& Son, Broad Street below Chestnut.
Those great black grapes from the
hothouses of Belgium which are so
deliciously sweet and have so much
nutritive value, the luscious golden
colored Beurre d'Anjou Pears, and
the large fine-favored Pineapple Or
anges are very tempting when ar
ranged as only Hallowell's can ar
range them, in an attractive basket.
Safe delivery to points 1000 miles
distant is guaranteed.
TILE -GuESTNIIT Su
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age not more than a cent and half on
each dollar of sales, the report estl-
mated.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-02-06

Say, ri g n I
now | am
making three e
times " h a I
any fellow IN n
my | II e rs IS
making. But But
I'm getting
sick of this
country to-
country busl-
ness, Esther.
I h g is
money in it.,
but I'm just
about ready
TO get me a
good partner,
settle down
and get me a
little get
home