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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-09-20
VAMPIRES

A vampire is ghost, not selt-re-
specting ghost who confines his ACTIN
ties to ha'rting graveyardS and lonely
houses at midnight and answering
calls on the ouija board, but ghoS:
with parasitical tendencies. A vam-
pire is the soul of deadman or wo-
man who quits the. body he inhabits
by day aaa:manders about by night
to suck the blood of living. persons.
saws the Baltimore Sun.
Some people don't. mind undergoing
blood TRANSMISSION to save the lite OF
another human being. But to nourlsn
corpse in a grave. that is another
matter. The great majority of persons
dislike the idea.
So ways have been found to put an
end TO the rsvages Of the vampire: A
stake driven through the body is
usually reflective, or the head may be
cut off or the heart torn out. If these
expedients fail, popular measure IS
to burn the. body .or pour boiling wa
ter and vinegar. on. the grave. The
latter is: said TO be an especially pow
erful remedy -@.
Vampires come into being through
several sets Of circumstances, Wizards
and witches usually come to this: bad
end, Suicides and those who have died
by violent means often take up this
avocation as revenge against society
Persons who have been cursed by their
parents or by the church undoubted-
~ will be vampires.
The misfortune of not belonging to
any of these categories does not. how
ever, debar one from this pleasant oc-
tlpation. To die and have cat jump
over ones body is all that is neces-
AIRY. Any other animal will do. Even
!, bird will suffice, if it will fly d.
ractly over the corpse. But a cat IS
cast-
A consideration of these facts will
s,ggest that the number of vampires
IL the community has been greatly
alder-estimatea.
In spite OF the above array Of facts
some persons do not believe thai
empires exist. Or. at least. rot the
sort herein described. But people in
Russia. especially in White Russia
and the Ukraine, will bear witness TO
the facts. Poles and Serbians, Czechs
Of Bohemia and Slavones of Austria
will join them. ful
Their conception of this race OF
deadly parasites differs somewhat
from our own. but is the difference
go great after all?
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-09-20

With the score standing , TO /. in
favor of the Dreadnaught A. c. at the
beginning of the seventh inning, yes
terdax,s game had TO be called, caused
by the enormous crowd, which was es-
ttimatcd at $500 people. surgins on
the playing field and thus preventing
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1920-02-26
NO SPECIAL SESSION
on PAY or TEACHERS


Austin. Texas Governor Hobby
has come out uneuuivocnlly
/ and said there will be- no special
session 81 the Legislature 70 conaid-
er the school teacher problem. He
said the legislature IL not now in y
position to remedy the situation, but
| that n conditions changed he rescrv.
cd The right 10 conevenc the lnwmak.
ers This was written In response TO
an inquiry from Kent Watson OF
Fort Worth, who said he was writing
/ IN behalf Of members Of the Amcri-
can Legion. his letter reading rs
/ follows.
I'm behalf Of the members Of the
American Legion, | want to inquire
I from you as to whether you contem-
plate calling a special session Of the
/ Legislature az any time within the
next few months.
I'VE are very onxious 10 see the
school teachers proposition remedicd
and have also another important mat
ter TO come up for consideration.
Information regarding your inten-
tons of calling a special session will
be treated as strictly confidential and
| will very much appreciate an early
reply.
with my kindest good wishes for
/ the continued good health and sur
cess of you and yours. remain,
etc"
The Governor replied as follows:
Replying TO your recent letter |
beg 10 advise that | see no prospect
- 81 l.. 4 Il
ture. | do not know Of the existence
of an extraordinary condition such
as is contemplated in the Constitu-
ton for the calling Of special ses-
sion. which, in my judgment, there
! is no reason TO believe the Legisla-
ture can remedy.
Up to People Of Texas
THE school teacher problem is up
to the people Of Texas in the form
Of a constitutional amendment to re-
move the limit Of taxation for school
purposes in local school districts. II
this amendment IS carried IL will be
within the power Of each and every
school district Of Texas to deal with
the low salary teacher problem and
alleviate that menace TO our schools
during the next term. The amend
ment is to be voted on in November
and, IN my judgment, il is fortunate
that the amendment IL to be acted
upon during this crisis in the educa-
tional affairs Of Texas The issue
is squarely before those most vital
~ concerned, the people Of Texas,
who are in a position TO act more ef-
fectively than the Legislature. The
constitutional limit Of ad valorcm
and school taxes which the State can
impose has been reached: therefore,
the Legislature could only attempt to
deal with the situation, II assembled,
by imposing heavy load Of special
taxes II is my judgment that IL the
Legislature was called by me, in
view Of the heavy tax burden already
upon the people. it would not find
favor among the Legislature. and the
people who pay the bill.
II am writing you Of the situation
as Il exists at present, which. Of
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1920-02-26
INTERESTING BATCH OF
NEW HOPE NEWS

Delayed
We are having some real spring
time weather now
Mr.. and Mrs. r J. Richardson and
sons. Clay and Glenn. were in Lub-
book Saturday afternoon.
Raymond Wylie was in town Sat.
urday afternoon.
Miss Blanche ENNIS was absent
from school last week on account of
her mother being sick.
Mr.. and Mrs W ID. Dryden and
children spent Sunday afternoon at
| the home OF Mr.. and Mrs. s. p. Eoff
Jim Brown was in town Saturday
afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs Emms and daughters
Miss Blanche. were in town Satur-
day.
W. ID. Dryden was in town Satur-
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ Rhoades were Lub-
book visitors Sunday afternoon.
Mrs r. A Battin went to Lubbock
Saturday afternoon to have some
dental work done.
Mr. and Mrs. L. c. Boyd were
shopping in town Saturday after
noon.
Miss Blanche Emms and brother,
Vinetta. were in town Saturday af-
afternoon.
Mr.. s. p. Eof and daughter, Miss
Clarence were in Lubbock Sunday
ternoon.
Misses Beulah Evans and Maggie
Bounds were shopping in town Sat
urday afternoon.
8. ID. Pate and two sons, Ewell and
Carlos. were in town Saturday after
noon.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. d. Stewart had
some Crosbyton people visiting them
Sunday
Mrs. w. ID. Dryden spent Tuesday
afternoon with Mrs. ENNIS.
Miss Neva Cowart spent Monday
afternoon with Miss Girthie Nunley.
Mrs. Barber and family spent
Sunday with her sister, Mrs. Bour-
land. and family.
Mr.. Mitchell Stewart started back
to school Tuesday after an absence
Of a month.
Mrs. S. p. Eoff and daughter. Miss
Vinetta. spent Tuesday afternoon
with Mrs. 5. p. Eoff.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. C. Cromer and
family spent Sunday with Mrs.
Stephenson and family.
Mr.. S. p Eoff was a business Wis
itor in Lubbock Wednesday morn
ing.
Mr.. M. Keesie came in Saturday
morning from Breckenridge. He came
back after his car. He reports lots
of rain down there.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. Rhoades were
in town Saturday afternoon.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1920-02-26

course. you will bear in mind is
subject TO change at any time should
some cause arise which, in my judy
ment. would make it necessary to
call a special session.
81 thank you very much for your
expression Of esteem, and assure
you that reciprocate il TO the fullest
extent"
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1920-02-26

A child that has intestinal worms
is handicapped in its growth A few
doses of WHITES CREAM VERMI-
FUGE destroys and expels worms;
the child Immediately improves and
thrives wonderfully. Sold by All
Druggists.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1920-02-26

N. +. Kiattenho6. Of southeast Of
Lubbock was In the city Saturday. He
reports farm work progressing nice
~. He has much Of his crop gathered
and IL having some grain threshsd
nov. lie has also done some plow-
ing In preparation for the coming
crop season. Mr.. kiattenhon says he
will plant quite a crop Of cotton
again this year. lie IL more optimist-
ls regarding the lAbsr situation for
merit fall. aud believes that labor will
be cheaper aud more plsntiful than
this year. lie will likely pat quite
lst more land In cultivation before
The crop planting .sssea Z ever
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1920-02-26
NOTICE TO REAL ESTATE
ACENTSi

All Of our real estate is of the
market
j F. and w A. BACON.
34-3p
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1920-02-26

weld them and guarantee them never
to break. Save time and money
Lubbock Welding Co. soft
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1920-02-26

Farmers those broken
parts on your implements. gas en-
gines. automobiles. etc, 70 us. we will
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1920-02-26

ease Of control and low fuel
and tire expense of l00-inch
wheelbase.
Equipment. including Auto
Lite starting and lighting and
three speed Transmission, is
high class, in keeping with the
general character of the car.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1920-02-26

THE wonderful Triblex
i Springs Of Overland 4 ef-
feet such a change in riding
comfort that bad roads now
seem to ride like good roads.
Overland 4 has the steadiness
of larger cars of long wheel
base, with the light weight,
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-04-18
CONSULTA 7 EXAMEN
GR S.
INTERMEDIATES E CORAZON, DE LOS PULMO-
NES DE Los ORGANOS R~ESPIRATORIOS.

-rr-acs On sstsua Para tvSta- ei ce-szon ,
IS pu-zores, inclUy-n6o u bro2GGi5s. aSma }
dolores del pecAo. e. eual cueot con u Sr-oba-
zion &c IA curo-iGsisz De3ic2S. Y en- los casos
cue no sean del codo incC-ables. Dods1aoS pro
po-cionar aEvio n Us He-Eou2S Ile ssEan rues-
rR5 !nstrGecio2=. Para caG& case p-escr'5icos
q sr1S9-aicnto cue esttnsrnCs cc1vealente- p1-
6ienGo estsr SECURES &c cue ha-SuaoS Dc todos =
cAGA uno de los cases. IN niuucioSo exErnen. pa
"a pcte- dar una opinion de 50 estado, ST -
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-04-18

tnr= Sc lHritan = yer Ia lcngua de! pacien;e. z haccrie INA cuaa-
tas prcguntas : ! fo-mularle Una rcceta con euya medicine" apH-
rcnugmc1te ccan las uolestus. pr mas de ~ .! ma! contihHa IN
te.iornente y caando vuclvc \ apaTecer : para 2resentarse ron los
cara-te--, de una cnfc1ncdad c=0nica. , tai vez. ~ incurabA- 81
NAL dc Bright. II dabetis : otras muchas doIcnclas incurao!cS pue-
den scr cyitadas 81 se les ataA q tempo. Podemos HscGurar n as
tcics araUros nuest-os, que ST padeccn &c dolores en- Is esEaIda- d e
p orins cspesay mauchada 0 de NAL DIOR; dI1nciHA de IN uretrn
o algun otto de los muchsimos sintouas que e ! asentan c Las
.rf.-nc5,dns dc los riaoaes : oc n o Ie sol conocidas, cue el q
trntN-s curar con remedies case.os o dc p2tente. no IS = anera
apropiada, pus a1nque IN Glgunos cases surten reSrItados satfstnc-
to-ios. . n In mayofa dc clos necsiAn de los conoc'nicntos Dc IN
espeiaIs.a. qucn podra dccirles 81 81 ma! ticne rcmcdlo. la per
fc-ci6n De nuestros coaocimieRtos, en- eSa c!Hse dc enferTneoanes ,
los rnG.odos que usamos. nos eapaeitan a daE e major EataHien-
possible
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-04-18

rUr .Tg EegNlIaG ONUN TU~s-EVH.S" -
Eonb-ss. ids envejecen desGe tenrrana eGd 81 padees de n
L.. c1fr-,rioIes Las .nfernciadcs dc In prostate rSufan t-
--ihl.- > r wees incurahls, ai es que dee onsuItaSe & IN e.
recmEsta expc.fment2do antics de que d eStado de Ia eHieEmeoIad
;rpido su ruraci6n. No podcmos cnumcrar en- estes spac4o NWs los
4sin.orna, cue denctan ente7ucdade de l. pT6stata. po-que sn InH
- ,r.-os- nero al les lire. uue NJ sc e1cuent-sn TAI cnfer-
mos gu. Sc vean obiEados 4 guardian CANA. deoen coornE nSlo' y
no 5ei,r pasar mas tempo sin rccibir consuta = quSa 81
case sea de fadl curaeion.
: nos, fucra possible re- y habiar dctenidamente o ecda -
fc-r1o dc esta clase de dolcnciss, dsde cue los prineros, Sintonns
cnpieceu = manifestarsc. p-onto de!aria dc neceSia'se ae 10 g
,araFst,s pa-a cnfcrmedates cr6nicas. tcnicnco pr nnStra Srte
i, satisfaction de deir que Q los casos u n o o rcconocHaneh-
70 nrr-obfss uuest-os rnetcdos de trstamiento nos n nd te re
zuitadus mas satsfactorjos.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-04-18
FPROSTATAY RECfO
[ Ill.,
FNFFRMEDADES, DE LA PROSTATE,

Cuardo I'd. sc da cucnta de que su sa-
,,5 Gc,1;n, y Eabe que Ia erte-medAd IA nc
cbo presa dc su ORGANISING: Cunndo CC. cree
cstar enferno de H. p.6stata. cuand' tsts es-
ii ala-vada. i~ufIamada, irritada; cua3co od.
ticne frccucntes dcseos de orinar = n. hacer-
10 So orina tienc puntos b!ancHs como pea
.os de algod6n: euando n orinG IS ac'aa y
al desear o-iaar no puedc e:ectua-Io, etc. )
o:ros varies s!atomas. ids deben apreSIrAr-
Sc n atcnder tales indicncioucs de Pe!iEro' no
vaci!c nj un minute. vengan 4 Ducst-Hs ofici-
mas para que Sc les hsga IN sxanen Hiinneio-
so Y Sc scpa con scguridad eual IS 81 eztaho
asi como 81 Sc puede curar. 10 qae en- u! ease.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-04-18

lab-a. a VIDA les IS snmamente Penosa , eA"saaA y 10 sasn c.
viosO es2 tan inzmamcntc TelaeionadO. que eaando alsuna PaTs
DE- q se haya afc-tada, TODD e sStcma surf o Sc rSlente por eau
"a &c ea mizna enfc-nc4ad. ' solo. ucdinnie an tratar!en'o
.-:rt1mer aGe-uaGo 50 lorrS restabLecer!o. Tor oua parcs 50
RAJ fpDda5o sana;or!us ara atender eSa clase dc 2acfentrs = pue
de noa-se que s:snpEe couuencn IN gran nuEaeEo q e eioS- f"F
toL, c,,o aucido !ecto-. tan rronto como notes los siEtornaS q c
rsa enfermedad. = hay Que dscuida.lr. Eio eonsu!An con 10
.-t-os E,tss j.. cue e. mn sea iacUrabie. pues Eaachas de rs en-
t.-redgdes ncrviosas. 81 son t-atadas pro2EsmeEsc. desde e. E-ln-
ri,io. .on curab!cs. Cuerenos n obst.nte. haccrcs notaT que. aCn-
uue nuestros Gxitcs ONO espccinistas. en- las enfeEmedaces de 3
re-y;os g, ~ eonocGoS. roLcfectuGnCS niLaCros; per 10 SaaN
no prctcntenos traspasar los Nnites de "a pOsi6tidnd. , p9T ESQ
OF ~ consuI,Gs Oh ncsotros Rntss de que u enieTne-
Odd s~a incurable. No ofrccsnos ms dc % que podcnos eumpAr,
pues nuest-a reputation vale sobre todas las eosas y por eo Is
60 F-ecauno- d.c;-Le Il yeriad Hccrco de su easo. cunlQriera que
sea
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-04-18
RIN0NES


Este Cene-o &c chIeTnedaues a IW We ut
las que Eresentan mas serias compiicae!ones y 90
lcncias L gcsar de tgto. en- muchcs casos los nell
cos. aun los rismos esDecialistas, sc linitan r ha-
c- IN liscro examen del paciente- Tcniendo este
presente. kcmUs cuiGaGo de eGupar convenienterlen-
;c nuc5t-as ~oficin2s con los nparatos necesarios pa
~ pgder hacc- un cIa-nen pcrfecto de IA ente-Ine-
dad: y todaYia mas. en- case de duda PROCEEDINGS 4
los examenes cuinico : microscopic dc las Eccre-
cioucS. y aSi. locai;zamoS "a cGusa adcTas. dSpo-
neno5 de nTa-atos dotados de luz cue pueden scr
Introduction FOR los difcrentes ~o-ificios del cccTpo
hQmano. ilum inando IL parte interior ; logrtlndose,
por este medic. nprcciar g~cTfectamcnte q luEar en-
cue IA eufcrmciad raf!ca- Guam a nenudo los doc
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-04-18

dc na..nte oue 81 yenden CT cantdads enorno, Dor N q nuo-
do. y no obstnnte Is my rzo 81 ESQ g n cue eAs medfetnas rue
On cu-sr. Cusndo spa=rzcan los prnnsros sfntomas de estaTo, I'd
DOR. ,cuHr 3 nm m&dco, ecmpetsute para exphcarle SC estads, 2
81 Ie dsra A t-atnrientS que en- & concpSto eem" sdSuae Aho-
.a.a-os E las mcnbraaas nuccss DEL eue-Do, , ~ no o%s g
m c,sos pucdcn SCI eurados dc La misua nanGa- ne an1ss q
,~.z,1o eonocer perfectauaente cl ESQ parI administering c n ID
.,,iepto Appropriate sicndo GSa n dnica manera rara osFT Ca
- .o-,n dur,Se-o. FL cata-rp nasal % curarooe por med
de nuexro uist.ma dc generation de oDno, asomonlado q nSuha
ot-as medicinas que erea-nos eonVenien'S BEGUN Il "
terno- - r,zrrprSp Maa
,rrrN1nAMENTE DE NUESTRo NEToDo PARA cuSAh
CATARRo.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-04-18
A1MoRRANAS, FISTULAS Y ENFkkhE
DEL RBCTO.

Tp~dudsbincnte -puchos de IDS. nan
Lido. en- L. mayorfs de los ~peri0dieos, los
%.nuncics de medicinas para Ga casa Cs
esfeunedades. y tanb;en hsbrdn hotsd3
cue. cuando Sc comr-ar y usnn ecinS
d-oras. alivian y ealman de .una nane-
m f:cticia, pues cl origen DE b onferHne-
dad quada en- el ORGANISING. dance POI re
-. ~ ,o.o rjerpo rueive c mo-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-04-18

trnt2nsento RproDI2do. y ruestro. scTv1eIcs -
-an -cmuns-sdcs equit2tivs : ecoaoInicatnente
ineErysndo en- este gasto 81 de las r1etIcInaS one
reces;te para 81 cu-act6n- Nos henos crcsdo
una reputation envid:abie, pues ~trataTros a to-
dos los enfernos cGc crearaos possible rursr.
sin fijaruos en- 81 tisnsn o no din"ro para Pa
Ea-nos. y 5escAasando G~aicamente en- sr homo
ra5il;dEd- Eslamcs orxuIosos Dc hRbst prtstado
ruestra ayuda a muchos eafcr7noz pnbEes. =
cue S-ac;as 4 ucest-os ~trztsnicatos han recu-
perado "A Eal1d-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-04-18
A LOS vIsrTAN-1s DE LA CIUDAB.

ne-a de usaTlo.. A slusIias pcrsorM
que dcsecr consCltarne ace-ca de su en-
fsrrnedad. les recomendculos 10 haSan tan
pronto como llcsuen a Il ciudad. pues
rnuchcs casos que han sido eInninados
p-opiamente pueden ter curadcs IN casa
Ievaado las ned:e!aas que al ctecto ne
c~esitsn. Trsistimos ea decir eue Duehos
que Sc Green cnfcrznos En- realiiad no 10
cstan. zinc que ticnen sotanente alguaA
indisp0sici6n fkcil oe curar-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-04-18
NERVIOS
INTERMEDIATES NERyIOSAS.
. = = = = - :. :, :.

y 4 LLA.FI IAD-tDLN WIN D-N
Poliamos cscrbir TODD IN. Ehrc acerra De
este gSncro de Intermediates sin que TO- clio pu-
diessmgs Eseyu-ar cue hab!aDoS dIcho TODD 10 cue
deSe sabc-Se acerra De elias. Sin embargo, nos
ocuparemos en- terrlinoS de que, nEest7cs bGenoS
amigos. los ucx:canUs. Quedan formarsc una idea
complete : ccucedc-les u ;npo-tancR que e. ca
=, re1rir-c. Cir-tamsute eus manifestations son
ts--iS!cs y sus victmas So cuentan. taato entire los
ricoq como entire los 2oorcs. Con f-ccaenela SIS
>intrrnas Gif;ercn, pero los reSultadns son s.cmpre
iguales. AS. Sc nos presea:aa pacientes que =
d-spertar So sicnten aua cansados: que Z! su"no no
les m prooorciunaGo e. dcscunSo TcccsGrio. > cS;an
.;r-up-c ojerpsos: SUI mcmoria IS demasiado pobre
y TODD 81 cucrro 10 sienten adoto-ido ~ una pa
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-04-18

m rc6cia, pues cl orgeo de Ii ouferHe- tt<A@
lad ouada en- eI orZanismo. dnn6o POI re- Il
rntado "a al POGO tempo ruetre c no
Is.t,- nj paciente. Ell cnI tene Cue Hoivr = tcnR- nedeinaI y
81 este easo su cnfe-neiad = "a Ems sedA pas Q le n aao
t.npo para que 81 dsauoBe c i sistema- Las nhnoTnn.s ne
so, o.-, cnsa 2elucdos tumores vasculares. u thsnen tsEZlhe
Influenza sob.e :%o el currpo y cue eausnn ternhiS VaS1ofns"
v u.Lstur- Eososros us1nos u n tratarrtento RADICAL en In en1 G
,ta crternedad. puden6o ascgurar que nucstro pTocedImieno .
eonsiste prccisencnte en deicada operncion- e mocns oN@sNe
mes 81 paciente pueie scEuiT GeJempehHndo Il ocuoae'ones o
tuaLs = por uuestra parte podrenos cu7rlo en- u tempo r.1oh~
be, sicnp-c cue Il o exiSan graves eonracaciones- No no. vaem~
5- ;,veceioces de fu.rtes acidos, pero CON 10 diHnos antsriornen-
r.. nuestro retodo e. radical. e. cual n Il d oprobaoo poe 7
aut-idadcs m&diens. tanto de Europa como c e este pSs
Pu-its AMI o arGor ca e. rero e. currca o ei1ro m n0euHn
ofrjna. rs. como oIas muchaa eafcrnedades sraiarg-
Re-uerdcn I'll este oiicina tuS iastalsdA para ssender q Loo
Be1icanos SOLAR y qe 6 e han tornado todas Ia mecidas neee-
ss-ias para propo-cisnar = les cnfernos toa csse de eonodidadH-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-04-18
ECzEMA y ENFERMEDADEs De - FL

Existen nuchas cEfe-neGades de n p:e. cue
e-iEIaan aelas molestias , que prOatO LeGan- =
ser incu-ab,es- Nos h=nos GaGo cuenca Gr CGe
r,uchos pScisa;cs GGe uSan msdicInas ) cTo%2s Dc
CSt~nts o remedies caseros. snCeo-aH en- Ez &c
rc;o-ar. y que. cgaaGo acucen a consular a RiECn
uSdico. este los Areno-=n AscS1-ando-Ss que PaceceH
&c una terrible cnfernedad &c IA sznEsc. cCsndc en-
rsahdzd 10 cue Padecen Is IN case csscUidato ;
ayan-ado de eufezmedsdes de n pieL. ASH pues.
no hay Grr dejarse enGG22r, vsnEan = nueStT2s o.Ic'-
m. ' se-aa "a vsrdaG Ecerca de su5 enEs-Iaet!Gdc.
puss pueGs aLiviarss : 81 uisno tempo s-onom'car.
z sSEpultI1o, eczema. iateccionss. I--It2einncS pro
Guc,daS Dor q nEyssa de -asurs-. etc. son CGra-
das po- zcsor-rs, UsarSo n efecto &c lcs r1etocos
e~ienttiieos uas moderaos- 81 CANCER DE LA PEEL
medic de, ESQ G2aracos de &ayoS : equiTo De CorT
F-ecueacla. e. ccal - Un metC5O reconocldo como
ruraei6r de cstz cLaSe De enfs-n-GadeS- Fe-r1gas.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-04-18
oasaItenos ininediatamente, la Consulta es Gratis.
NOS EN- TODAS LAS ETAPAS DE LA VIDA:
CATARRO
CATARRO o.

La cnternedad enc q wus q 1auzds Il PrD-
cipio de La Tisis," nombre yc-dsderamente e0r,-
riado. hsee Victims q infinidad de DeT5onas. La
eualcs usan para curarss nedic;ras de pstsntn
Muchas de estaz peronas psdecen eatarro b1!o IN
ascecto detsrrjnedo , 10 Sc dan eunsta de clio.
hastl que So orI1n;snro Sc deSiata, , COMO NO So
ben n rerdadern enfs-nsdsd oss padscel- nauttx
que tatAn de curar otra dtstintA. % QUO Dc pox
rearltado IN cmpcoran;entp de 81 cs.adn. q ckt,-
ITO deblitx &c tai msne-a el sistsm1, cue fncnitA
In entrads dc los Eerraenes de serias enterneaade.
las que, una vez arrzigadas al orxnnisulo, proSre-
san -apiiamcnte. nl grade de cue s6o IN eridado
extreme 3 ncGidaa utraordiaarics pucden Batvar
IL vida del pas;erts. Ezisten miles do medicines
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-04-18

A todas ms pc-sonas que rcsidnn fuera
&c Il Ciudad y que hetualmense Sc en-
cuentren y:siando!a- les hago nun cor
dial iuvitacion para Que visitor , iE52ec-
ciouen mis- osicinas y para au> -GE los
eru;pos con que contanos para q ira
tauien.o de las enfermeda6es Do- rneuio
de los m6toios cientifieos mas modcrnos-
Dcseanos ore nos visitcn Csdoo, esten o
no enfc-mos. rara que recir-F una eS-
plicaci6n de nuetros Rpa-atas y La ma
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1920-11-11
A Look at the Vote.

The final outcome Of the national
election Tuesday is available, and re-
veals a Republican victory of stupen-
dous magnitude. Senator Harding
will have 4O4 electoral votes against
127 for Governor Cox. In 1872,
Wilson received 435 votes against
sS for Roosevelt and s for Taft, for
this was a. three-cornered fight, and
is not fair comparison against Har-
ding's record breaking majority in
the electoral college.
The electoral vote for various can
didates since 1868 has been as fol-
lows:
1S6S-Grant 214, Seymour 50.
1S72-Grant 2S6, others SO.
7S76-Hayes 1S5, Tilden 1S4.
1SSO-Garfeld PA, Hancock l33.
1SS4-Cleveland 219, Blaine 1872.
1SSS-Harrison 233, Cleveland
16s.
1se2-Cleveland 277, Harrison
145.
1S96-McKinley 271, Bryan It's.
19OO-McKinley 292, Bryan 155.