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Bisbee daily review., 1920-07-25
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Bisbee daily review., 1920-07-25

the offcehoder really big he feels not
could be admitted Senate hall at
Bisbee daily review., 1920-07-25

the prohibousts could prevail upon bootleggers to DIR
wn brand they would soon be rid of bootleggers
Evening journal., 1920-05-19
TAKE THEATRE PERMIT.

Inspector Preston has issued the
following permits.
To John Machulskc, 6i9 East fiftf
street. addition, 500.
TO Grandon c. Reed. southeast cor.
ner Thirteenth and King streets. fire.
escape, $500.
TO Pennsylvania Railroad Company
southeast corner Front and Markc
streets. alterations. 500
To John GoVatos, northwest corner
Fourth and French streets, additions
$3.50: Herbert A. Brown, builder.
TO Matilda Peregoy. 40 w. Twenty
sixth street. dwelling, Si,JOO' Joseph
Percgoy, builder.
no n. Topkis Sons, iis-i20 Market
street. alterations. $1,000; ID. l.
Topkis. builder.
no Topkis-Ginns Corporation, 5i(
Market street. theatre, S9I3oO; ID. L
ropkis. builder.
no n. n. Lynn, i02-i0i Tatnal
street. alterations, 5000; Niinenzc
Faccido. builder.
Atlantic Manufacturing Company
iOi Walnut street. alterations, 500
Evening journal., 1920-05-19

There are pigs and pigs Among
the latter species may be named a
troupe Of twenty that are this season
one OF the features In the trained ami
NAL displays exhibited by the Ring
ling Brothers and Barnum & Bailey
Combined Circus coming here next
Friday, May 81.
The prodigies introduce big and
little pigs educated as piges were
never educated before. II has long
been known that the aristocracy
OF the human performer dates
back for many generations, but 10 Is
not so generally known that the
kerslake pigs now appearing In the
program of The double circus are the
dscendants of big performers who
point their snouts-and doubtlcssly
with prlde-l0 fOreboars who were
stars as many as thirty years ago.
For lt was at that period that one Of
the elder kerslakes, then a farmer al
Turnera Falls, Mass, conceived the
idea OF including big and little pork
ers In the category OF trained animals
Since that time the kerslake family
has deVoNd its entire energy TO ihe
raising OF the pig actors. The 1920
Evening journal., 1920-05-19

for Boys. Mr.. Nibecker Is probably
one OF the best authorities on indus
trial school work In the country.
Following IS the program:
Song, 'ris Morn" entrance or
spring, awakening OF flowers. dance
OF butterflies; order or procession OF
pageant, enter the Merrle Folk: song.
Come out Into The sunshine" shep-
herdcsscs mllkmaids. Robin Hood and
flowers, Maid Marian. Merris Dane
ers. messenger on horseback. herald.
choir. singing, "Hail 10 Our Queen -
cardinal. crown bearer, flower girls.
queen; browning OF The queen.
Part ll-Song. Spring Song.~
Robin Hood. bow and arrow drill +.
scarf drill: shepherdcss dance; solo.
Dance OF the Roses" garland dance
and song. fairies; Morris dance.
pole song
Addresses by Charles NJ. Curtis.
Herbert L. Rice and +. n. Niheckor.
Evening journal., 1920-05-19
IN INVESTMENT RIrSINFSS

W. T Jackson. who for three years
prior 10 the war with Germany. con-
Quoted a drug store in RehobOth
Beach. opened an investment office in
rooms 122 and 723, Ford Building. on
February 4. as the representative In
Delaware 0f II. A. Stone & Company,
Philadelphia.
Mr.. Jackson enlisted in April. 1917.
and the following October was COM
missloned an Oflcer and sent 10 Edge
wood Arsenal, Nd, as medical supply
officer, but did not get overseas. He
served six months In the 10Th Di-
vision and was hQnorably discharged
In November, 1913.
Mr.. Jackson is well known IN This
city and RehobOth.
Evening journal., 1920-05-19
INnIisrnIAL scnnnL IIIRIIEE.

A celebration viii be held at the
Delaware Industrial School for Girl.
at Claymont on Saturday afternoon
In honor OF the nth anniversary of
their moving to their present loca-
tion.
Addresses will be made by Chan
cellOr Charles NJ. Curtis. Judge Her.
bert l.. Rice and r. II Nlbecker su-
perintendent Of the Glen Mills School
Evening journal., 1920-05-19

troupe is under the direction OF Fred
kcrslake, a grandson OF The original
trainer.
While among the scores OF educated
animals coming with the circus are
many that surpasse the Kerslake
prodigies, none OF them has yet been
persuaded 90 shoot the chutes as does
Ioodles, The star OF the pig troupe
Electric pianos have been introduced
/ IN the trained animal numbers. Two
OF these are played by the seals
Scores OF beautiful dogs and horses
appear on the program. Some OF me
CANNES do equestrian acls while
others turn double sOmersaults In
mid-air. One OF the most remarkable
Evening journal., 1920-05-19
ECZEMA
PIMPLES, RASHES
Medicafed steam Works Finc-Try Il
Tonight-Quick Relief.

Don't worry another minute about
those ugly pimplcs or unslghtly rashcs.
Don't suner another day with that Itch
ing. burning. cczema.
Just follow these simple directions and
get quick rclicf-genuy wash the az
fected parts with hot water and pure
soap. then rub on "A little Gccro Worm
wood Balm and apply hot steam towel
When the towel begins 10 cool remove
and apply mOp balm. gently massaginc
for about two minutes. Wipe on whit
little balm remains on top and 90 10 bed
Repeat this treatment FOR four or five
nights aud SEQ what difference ID
makes. No itch, no sting. no hurn-the
scaly, scahby iucrustitions soon dron on
and your skin becomes clear, smooth aus
beautiful
\. b. Danforth and an good druggists
can supply you with GEERO Wormwood
Balm at small cost
Evening journal., 1920-05-19
APPLY P0SLAM
STOP ALL WORRY
OVER SICK SKIN

Discourage at once the progress Of anv
skin disorder by spreading posiafn
gently over n. if you are Distressed hv
ec1ema or other itching trouble rcmem
soothing. cooling influence 10 arrr9vafe3 1
skin, that it stops tho ncry itching. fhai
10 eNcrts concentrated healing poyrer
working quickly and cncrgcticaily 10 rid
your skin or u evil condition More.
over, foslam Will not. can not. iniure
ana 4 takes only little 20 prove ns
benefits.
sold everywhere For free eamnle
Mrfe 20 Emergency Labortorios. ais
West fIth St, New York City.
poslam Soap Is a daily tncat 10 tender
skin. Contains poslam.
Evening journal., 1920-05-19
REGRET DIR. MOORE's REsICNATION

0I.JIaI 10 Ine tVenlng journal.
MlDDLEIUWN, Del, MAY ia
very delightful reception was given
me Rev. +. II. Moore and Mrs. Moore
IN the lecture room OF Forest Pres
nyterian Church on Friday evening
Dr. Moore has presented his resigna-
ton as pastor OF the church, the
same 10 take effect some time this
month. About one hundred and flffy
guests were present, every church in
the town being represented Marlin
B. Burris and the Rev. Percy l.. Dom
aghay each regretted the removal of
Dr. Moore from the town.
Dr. Moore has purchased a home
IN Wayne, Pa, and will remove there
at an early date. He has served For
est Church as pastor FOR lhlrlv Nnlrs-
Evening journal., 1920-05-19

displays is Madame Branda's 70-ani-
NAL act In which snow-white Flor
'eniine pigeons. eighteen dogs and two
wondorfully-sch0 horses take part.
The dogs are dressed In the costumes
Of an nations.
Evening journal., 1920-05-19
wilson TO AID
OF SUFFRAGE
Wires Louisiana Governor,
Asking Stand for Rati-
hcation
ACTION LIKELY
THERE TO-DAY

BATON RONGE. La. Nav io-prosi-
dent Wilson has thrown mis- influence
on The side Of the raiifoationists I'm
Lle usht 20 secure ratification OF lhe
w oInanS Suffrage amendment BY the
louisiana Legislature.
me president has telegraphed Co,
fhor Parker, urging his favorable
.itereSt and influence" in the suffrage
isht here. TIE telegram SAYS:
May ] not very respectfully urge
YOUR favorable interest and in
luence in the matter OF the Suf-
rage amendment. Il SENS 10 me
u ne deepest national significance
ma importance.
WOODROW WILSON.
Ine telegram Is regarded as a ten
strlke by the ratilcaiionists. Mrs.
lydia w. Holmes. chairman OF the
ratification committee. said: "r is ibc
same sort Of message he has spnf fo
The several States that have ratified
As the head Of the Democratic marty
IN America his word should carry
great weight"
Governor Parker is preparing a care
Iuily drawn reply 10 President Wi
sons telegram.
As a preparation in the event fhe
Federal suffrage amendment is rafi-l
ied, senator Samuel McC. I.awrason
offered In the Senate a constitutional
amendment which. it Is believed. viii
preserve the white primary. Senaior
Lt"rasons proposed amendment
reads: '''
NO person shall vote at any urinary
electlon or in any convention or other
pontlcai assembly for the purpose OF
hglllhatlng any candidate for public
ollioe unless ne is az the time a regis
tered voter with such additional malt
ncations as may be prescribed bv fhe
party Tor which candidates for public
o,Ilces ara TO be nominated. In an no.
lltioal conventions in This STATE ihe
dppuruonment OF representation shall
pe on the basis Of population"
According 20 ratiflcatiOnisis Senator
LaNras0n Is supporter OF fhe
federu suffrage amendment.
Evening journal., 1920-05-19
Sick
Hair

When YOU are sick your scalp gels
sick, too. Your hair becomes dry.
dull, thin. sergeants Manne Medi-
cine makes your scalp healthy aud
keeps your hair soft. lusirous aud
thick. "sergeants viii not only take
out dandruff, but there is nothing
better FOR dry, brittle hair" writes
Richard Pokrass. Csc.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-31

sat him The cork Is soft. but Il II
hits him hard enough on the nose It
may make him let Uncle Wiggily
alone"
"Do It." whispered Johnnie.
Billie aimed his popguu at the
SkeeEicks and pulled the trigger
-BanE. went the gun, out shot the
cork and out shot something else!
I -Cracko," II hit the Skee on the end
I OF his soft and tender nose
"Oh, Wowl" he cried you did give
ne something that makes me not
want any sousei Oh, my nosoi Ny
noseF' And away he ran not hurting
I Uncle WiEEily al all
Il didn't know a soft popEun cork
would make a Skes act like that"
said Johnnie, much surprised
"It wasn't altogether the cork
. said Nurse Jane. TT was Uncle Wig
Eily's hard bone collar button It
must have got in your popguu while
Z il wa son his bureau. Billie. And II
[ stuck IN the barrel until you shot Il
out"
Z And 50 Il had. And the hard collar
/ 70 scare away the Skee- You can
/ imagine how glad Billie was He and
/ Johnnie and all the others had a fine
I time that night at the moving picture
7 party And II the watering pot doesn't
[ try 10 sit beside the milk pitcher at
T the dolls picnic, and sprinkle red
Z Ink on the whitewash brush. III tell
I you next about Uncle WiEElly and
Johnnie's ioke.-Copyright. 1920, by
/ the Mcclure Newspaper Syndicate,
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-31
HOROSCOPE
THURspAY. APRIL ]. -.

MERCURY rules strongly for good
W. today. according TO astroloEy,
but Venus, Jupiter and Mars are
all In malefic aspect.
II IS q day more fortunate IN love
than any other motive Of human
life Weddings should be lucky even
though the date may seem unattrac-
tive
Theaters come under the best sort
OF rule and again a complete change
in their management is prognosti-
Gated a. one Of the inevitable results
Of the dawning Of a new era
Music is well directed while this
conIig urati0n prevails and the es-
adjustment OF popular concerts Will
be encouraged in many large cities.
Mars, the planet that makes for dis
senslon that breed wars. viii have
power this day 20 disturb the public
mind and to threaten continued IN
rest IN industry.
With the coming OF spring there
VIII be aFurity IN many lines OF
business. Commerce with ports hith-
ertO little relied on viii greatly in
crease This volume OF trade may be
due to the need Of special commo-
dities.
Again the seers foretel that the
skins OF the Inhabitants OF the deeps
VIII be much worn. This prophecy Of
long standing has been proved true
IN the trade IN fish feathers, but
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-31
NOSE CL56eED FROM
A COLD or cATARRH
Apply Cream in Nosfrils To
Open Up Air Passages.

Ahl What relief -FOUR clossed
nostrils open right 10. the air pas
sagas OF your head are clear ana you
can breathe freely 10 more hawk
Ing, smiling mucous discharge
headache. cryuess-no STRUGGLING for
breath AZ nisht. your cold or catarr-
Is gone.
Don't stay stuffed Up, Get q small
bottle OF Eiy's Cream Balm from your
druggist nov Apply a little Of this
fragrant. antiseptlc cream IN your
nostrils. let Do penetrate through
every air passage o. the head. sootle
and heal the swollen. intl1med uu-
c0us membrane. giving you instant
relief ElTs Cream Balm = Just
what every cold and catarrh sufferer
has been seeking. It's Just splendl O.
ADV
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-31

aDID you have all your lessons to-
j day, Billleg' asked the old rabbit
gentleman OF the little squirrel
boy who came scampering along
under the trees
Every one" was the answer q
even helped Johnnie with his"
That was good. said Mr. Long
ears. But where is Johnnie2 Did he
have 70 stay in after SCHOOL,"
only 20 help the lady mouse clean
the hlackboards." said Billie. Hell
come along soon"
And, surely enough. Johnnie did.
and neither the PipsiseWah nor the
Skeeziclzs chased him as he scam
pered over the fields and through the
woods. And for this Johnnie was
very glad
so you both had your lessons. did
YOU went on Uncle WiEgily with a
twinkle OF his pink nose. well. for
that you sheald have a little treat
think III take you TO the movies to-
night There S. q funny picture OF q
hand organ monkey going Up in an
airship."
ION. we'd love 20 see that" chat
tered Billie. Come on. Johnnle," he
cried 10 his brother. Wen play
around untl supper time and then
Wen eat AID 50 to the movies with
Uncle Wigguy.'
Get your popgun and III get my
musical top, and wen have a lot OF
FUN" proposed Johnnie.
-1iy popgun IS up in Uncle Wig
Eilys room" said Billie. Il broke IL
yesterday but I guess he has it fixed
by this time. III 60 up and see"
and. surely enough, Uncle Wiggiiy
had mendeQ the little squirrels pop
sun so that lr shot the cork out bet
ter Than ever, and with c loud bang.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-31
Bedtime Stories For The Little Ones
UNCLE wIGGIY AND BnLES PoPGUN

Billie and Johnnie played out
around the squirrel house with the
ponEuu and the musical TOD. While
I Nurse Jane and AIRS. Bushytan Were
: getting supper Billie shot his popgun
Z at everything he saw, even at the
ton and at his brother Johnnie But
as the gun only popped out SOFT
cork. no one was hurt And once
when the cork struck the top. the
musical toy stopped playing a "Tum-
te-tum- tum' tune and began on one
I that went "Riddle-de-de de-de dunn
dunn
Come on 70 supper. boys" called
{ Nurse Jane. after a while, and then
Uncle Wiggily VIII take Us 70 the
movies"
~oh. what fun,- chartered the
squirrel chaps
They ate supper quickly, not too
fast you understand. but just rapidly
enough TO be polite And then Ms
Bushytsil and Nurse Jane and Unc,e
Wiggily began TO dress TO get ready
for the movies.
I'VE don't have to dress" said
Johnnie. I'VE don't even have TO wash
our paws. cause it's dark in the
movies"
@Fm glad It IS" Chartered Billie.
I'm going to play with my popgun
some more"
So. while waiting for Uacls Wiggiy
and the others 10 come downstairs.
Billie began having fun with John
ME. All OF a sudden Uncle Wiggil-
called out loud:
Has any one seen my collar but
ton?"
isn't It on your bureau?-' asked
Nurse Jane. 4 saw It there a little
while ago
We'll 1t isn't there now an
swered the rabbit gentleman, land
can't dress and go TO the movies IN
less I find my collar button"
Il hope he finds il" said Billie -
Johnnie
so do T. spoke the other squirrel
boy.
Have you only one collar buttone"
asked AIRS Bushytau
only one" answered Uncle Wig
gily- i was going 10 get another,
but forgot f.. and unless find this
One-wen. there'u be 10 moving pic
ture party tonight"
Maybe It fell on the floor and
rolled under the bureau" spoke Nurse
Jane Look there WIggy-"
Il am looking" he grunte6. and by
the way he spoke Johnnie and Billie
could tell that the rabbit EentIemc
was bending down on his paws and
knees. NO, Il isn't under the bu-
reau,' he said. Il just can't 20;
that's al1,"
on, the boys VIII be so disappoiat-
cd exclaimed Nurse Jane Think
can fasten your collar on with
safety pin. Let me try"
Well she was trying, IN Uncle
WiEgily was squirting about, so she
wouldn't stick him IN the neck. when.
all Of a sudden, into the house sprang
the bad old Skeezichs.
"Oh, he.' he cried. sticking his
sharp beak almost in Uncle WiEgiiy's
face wow I shall have plenty Of
sOuse, and you can't get me not 70
take L by giving me a red necktie.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-31
Mute Couple Didn't KnOw
That Home Vas Burning

Pueblo. Colo. March 51.-With fire
men frantically fighting a stubborn
blaze on the roof OF their home. lr.
and Mrs. J. C. Nash, both deaf mutes.
sat calmly eating their breakfast-
When Nash peered through the
window and saw water running down
from the roof he decided IL was rain
ing sufficiently hard to warrant
wearing his raiucoat, and not until
ne stepped outside 20 start for BUSH
ness did he discover the fire fighters
pouring streams OF water onto HIS
burning home.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-31

this may be merely IN personnel and
not IN party.
HEAVY and excessive expenditures
will continue during the summer
months. This means that the high
cost OF living viii be but slightly az
fected-
Farmers may have much 10 veN
them in the coming season Tor la-e
cold weather and excessive prices
for things necessary IN conducting
farming operations will discourage.
Persons whose hirthdate 10 Is may
have rather a stressful year They
should not speculate.
Children born on this day may be
difficult 20 manage since these sub
jects OF Aries are often fiery and
quick tempered.-Copyri 1920, by
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-31
PTURED?
TRY THIS FREE
New Invention sent on 90 Days Trial
Without Expense to You

simply send me your name and
VIII send you my new copyrighted
rupture book and measurement blank.
When you return the blank 7 viii
send You my new invention for rup-
ture- when IL arrives put IL on and
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cal think OF. The harder the test
the better you VIII like It You viii
wonder how you ever got along with
the Old style cruel spring trusses or
belts with les straps OF torture. Your
own good. common sense and your
own cuct1r VIII tell you IL is the only
way il which sen can ever expect a
cure after wearing il 80 days. II IL
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7Tay-it it Is not easy and comfort
ahle-it you cannot actually see your
rupture getting better, and II not
convinced that q cure IS merely a
question OF time, just return It and
you are out nothing Any rupture
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Tel your ruptursd friends Of this.
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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-31
Energy From he Sun

II Barthelot, the famous French
physicist. has said; "Radium is
simply a substance with an eLcep-
Cioual capacity for receiving the
waves OF energy from the sun and
giving them off"
Scientists agree that the sun Is
the source Of ali physical energy
FOR our solar system The sun
gives forth light. heat and various
waves OF magnetic vibrations.
without ira energy life could not
exist On this planet
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-31
Facts Regarding Radium.

Eadium gives off three different
and distinct disiuteeration prod
vets or RAYS, designated as Alpha.
Beta and Gamma Rays The Alpha
Rays are charged With positive
electricity and move with q veloc-
ity Of 1900 miles a second. but
have little penetrating power. The
Beta Rays are electrous. negative
" charged. having a velocity OF
$4,000 miles a second and great
penelra ting power. Gamma RAYS
are ether waves. resembling Y
Rays and win filter or penetrate
through any known substance
a single grain OF Radium viii
eLpel ten thousand millions OF
these particles each second Of time
for over $500 years. In addition
70 this radiation. the same grain
Of I.adium is giving forth other
forms OF energy and waves Of Vi
braton with q velocity Of over
10000 miles q second. and with
penetrating power sufficient TO go
thrOuEh g foot OF solid steel A
l0l-millionth miligram OF Radium
VIII throw out 10000 combined
rays ia tTenty-four hours at
velocity OF 1900 to 186.00o miles
per second Sir william Ramsey
has computed that II proper me
chanical means were available to
draw off its energy az VIII. one
atom Of pure Radium xiii furnish
power 70 drive the entire British
Navy around the world
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-31

scales and shells s well as fish skins
viii be utilized
During this sway irritabllity and
quarrelsome tendencies may be ap-
parent. The mind should be closed
to ali unhappy thoughts
Again the stars are read as fore
] casting p change IN government, ort
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-31

or S musical top" he howled. Moth
ing shall stop me-"
''Nothing9" asked Uncle W-ggily,
while Nurse Jane stuck herself with
the safety pin, she was so excited
Nothing" answered the Skee-
Maybe this WILL" whispered Billie
to his brother. I'll shoot my popgun
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-31
Normal Circulation Necessary 20
Health

Lack Of proper circulation. or
the circulation OF inferior blood.
produces congestion, which Is the
basic cause OF disease. Thus il
the proper flow OF good blood does
not reach the liver. that organ fails
to perform its functions. resulting
in biliOusncss and other disorders
due 10 torpid COR congested9 liver
II the proper blood supply is not
delivered 10 the Stomach, the d.
Eesrlon Is impaired In the same
way the Kidneys, Bowels, and
other organs are derauged By a
lack OF purifying blood properly
delivered by the circulating sys-
I'm
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-31

DADIUM and Radioactive sub
- stances possess the power Of
carrying energy into the depths Of
the body. Seieatifie investigations
have shown that Radium increases
metabolisn fceH building promotes
the process Of oxidation IN the tbs
sues and eliminates the waste prod
ucts. The excretion Of uric acid is
augmented. The number of red cor
puscles in the blood IS increased
The blood pressure Is reduced, where
above normal The circulation IS
restored 30 its proper flow.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-31

Rhsumatism nay also be as
cribed primarily 10 improper blood
circulation. as IL results from the
failure Of the interior organs to
perform their functions. The body
poisons are not eliminated, uric
acid develops and settles in some
joint OF joints. inducing conges-
rion. which grows more and more
pronounced until stiffness and Sc
we're pain ensue.
Auto-intoxicatiou. as the name
indicates. is a condition entirely
due 20 failure Of the organs to
eliminate toxic poisons. and dis
ease after disease might be emu
merated all Of which can be
traced back to improper circula-
ton Even anaemic conditions are
due 10 poor circulation. as the
health Of the blood depends upon
proper absorption Ct nourisnmenr.
and faulty circulation 70 the di-
gestive organs causes insufficient
assimilation OF food values.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-31
The Blood Fights Disease

II the blood is in perfect condi-
ton, and the circulation vigorous.
reaching every part and organ OF
the body in sufficient volume. no
germ can gain Roadway enough
10 cause disease The health-pro-
tectinE corpuscles viii devour &c
and cast IL out Of the system.
Healthy tissues result from nor
nal circulation OF rich, life-giVing
blood Where disease IS already
present, proper circulation viii re-
build the tissues 20 a healthy con
diticn- To restore health Il Is
necessary 10 energize the healing
power OF the blood and bring the
circulation back TO normal and
this Is what Radio-Actirity does.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-31

THE young lady across the way says
1 most things at the grocery have
gone up at least 50 percent but a two
cent cake Of yeast costs only one cent
more than it used to.