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Evening journal., 1920-09-22

their threc-ion G. NJ. c. motor truck
TO the carnival which Is operated as a
sightseeing car for a nlcklc a ride
on Monday evening b. r. Lank do
mated the use Of his motor truck for
a SIMILAR purpose.
The second soup sale by the Dorcas
Society. OF New Castle NJ e.. Church
began this morning at a O'Clock. lt
is for the benefit OF the new organ
fund
The official board OF the camrch
held its monthly meeting last evening
in the church parlors.
The music for The dance 90 be given
by the members OF Caesar Rodney
Chapter No. 3. Order OF Eastern star,
on October Z, Will be furnished by the
Wilmington Tall Cedars Elite Or
cheslra.
The AMSCo girls composed OF pres
onl and past WoIscn employees OF the
American Manganese steel Company
at ihiir local plant VIII dance iO the
mus O. OF the George Madden Orchls-
ira, on October 3.
Harry Abele. who has been employ
ed as a meat cutler and butcher by
local dealers for the past several
years. has accepted position as
travelling salesman for a Wilmington
wholesale meat house
John sullivan and Shaner Walton
Of Wilm nglOn. was the guests OF
friends in this city yesterday and last
evening iaang in the carnival while
here.
Charles Townsend. Of The Baldion.
who has been 100 for Ore past week. is
able TO be out again.
Mrs. Hyland Price. Of Newport. is
visiting relatives here during The
carnival
Mrs. George y. Williams and son.
Harold. viii leave tomorrow for a
weekend Nisil with her grandmother,
Mrs. Burton DickcrsOn Towns nd.
Mrs. Theodore llanf Of fhth street.
lcfl Yesterday. for ten days stay in
Atlantic CiiY. fOllOwng which She
viii accompany Philadelphia friends
on a trip 90 Niagara Falls.
Miss Hazel Bender. who has been
Wis ting friends boo Trenton. Palmyra
and Camden. N J FOR the rast week
returned home yesterday.
Mrs. Dale :. Bender. who was
taken suddenly ill at her home Mon.
day evening is improving
Evening journal., 1920-09-22

Anyone desiring may mail check payable to "The
to Homer c. Simmons, CIT. Clers and upon receipt
applicant.
Evening journal., 1920-09-22
news GOSSIP
OF new CASTLE
Two Men Hurt While Work
ing on State Highway
Near Hare'S Corner
LARGE CROWDS AT I
FIREMEN'S CARNIVAL
specIal 10 The EvenInr journal.

Special TO The Evening Journal.
NEW CASTLE, sept. 22-Four seri-
Gus accidents occupied the attention
Of local physicians Yesterday and last
evening. Lewis Mong. foreman OF
construction. employed by the Hop
kins Company OF Troy. n. Y. con-
tractors on the State Road. was i'm
iured by being struck by the chute Of
a concrete mixer while working yes
ierday. Heng suffered severe lacera-
lions Of the scalp and a possible frac-
ture Of the leg. lie was sent TO the
Homeopathic Hospital, Wilmington,
In a truck
John McClafferty. i7-year-old son Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank McClameriy, Of
Delaware street. east Of Sixth street,
had portion Of the first. three fingers
OF his right hand ampui1ted by a
Miller machine. on which he was
working at the Wilmington Fibre
Specially Company yesterday after
noon. His fingers were caught In the
machine while 10 was In motion and
his hand and possibly arm was only
saved by the prompt action Of his
fellow employees. lie was taken 10 the
office Of DR.. LEWIS Booker. Third and
Delaware streets, where The injuries
were dressed.
j. W. Shook. a workman on the
Slate Road. was struck on The fore
head by a lever Of a grading machine
and suffered severe laceratiOns. DIR
Lewis Booker dressed the wounds.
Thomas Meade. assistant engineer
N the United States dredge "Manhat
tam which Is operating In the Della
ware river opposite this city. had hi'
index finger cut on while wOrkini
yesterday. and was brought TO ih'
office OF Dr. Brice Nalleit, wht
dressed the injury.
Michael J. Devlin superintendent %
foreman. al the plant Of the Amerl
can Manganese Company. was takeI
suddenly 900 while at work yesierda!
afternoon and was sent 90 his hcml
on West Sixth street He was slight.
improved this morning
Frank Whileside. OF this city. wa
Injured recently while working a
the LObdell Car Wheel plant He wa
taken 10 a Wilmington Hospital sur
fering with an injured hand.
Invitations have been received d.
several residents OF This city 20 ih
wedding Of James Thomas EliasOr
Jr. member OF the firm OF j. T. AM
J.. F. EliasOn, who will be Marie
IN Miss Emile pareniier. daughter o
Mrs. Norman r. Dean. Of GermaniOw
Philadelphia. Pa. on Saturday. Oct0
her Q. The wedding will take plac
In Christ Church. TulpehOcken an
McCallum streets. Germantown. at
o'clock In the afternoon. Mr.. Elias0
Is the son OF Mrs. Sallie ElIasOI
widow Of the late James r. Elias0r
4 reception will be held at the We
Evening journal., 1920-09-22

Avoid too much meat alcohol Drink plenty of pure
preferably water before meals and drive the uric acid out the
system by taking Anuc (anturc-acd This can be obtained
at almost any drug store.
bottle of water to the chemist at Dr. Piercs nvads
Hotel Buffalo, N Y and will receive free medical advice as to
whether the kidneys affected When your kidneys get sluggish
you suffer from backache sckheadaches dizzy spells or
nges pains umbago rheumatism gout sleep dis
urbed two or three night Take heed before too atel Get
ant-urc-ac for will put life into your kidneys and
entire system Ask nearest druggist for or send Dr.
Pierce ten cents for trial package of "Anurc"
Evening journal., 1920-09-22
Friends School
Fourth and West SITS.
WILMINGTON, DEL
Delaware's Leading Preparatory
School

A faculty OF "a trained teachers.
Excellent equipment. Thorough in
structiOn. A school that takes boys
and girls at six years Of age and in a
congenial atmosphere under the
charge Of specially trained men and
women without loss OF time through
change OF schools flts them for col
lege or business. Primary, Intermed-
late and High School departments.
Auto bus provided for the younger
children. CatalOg on request. once
open on and after Sept. Z. Fall ses-
sion begins Sept. 20.
HERSCHEL A. NORRIS, A. M,
PRINCIPAL.
Evening journal., 1920-09-22
NOTICE

following
it
October ls 1920 and obtain
o
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-06-27

MORE and more people turn to the
IN1 Cofield every day. Everybody begins
10 realize that It is the leading electric
washer.
Although the Coffield is a pioneer In the
electric washer field it introduced in
South Bend less than a year ago. 1t came
against strOnghly entrenched competition.
But already It has won leadership over all
its competitors. Today most everybody
chooses the Coffleld.
The Cofield is unquestionably superior
And II has proven its superiority by actual
test Most of the people whose names ap-
pear on this page chose the Coffleld after
matching it against other machines. Ask
them.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-06-27
CoffieZd Owners in South Bend

Owing to lack Of space 70 of Mshawaka and
nearby towns have been continued page nine.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-06-27

lily This simple test
Call up before you your washing and ask send
you Coed for free trial Do actual washing with it. No charge
obligation. If you convinced that is the best electric
washer obanabe keep and pay for with the savings effects
by preserving the clothes washes Just call up-Man l07
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-06-27

The whole design is simple and all parts
readily accessible though thoroughly protected.
1t is easy to keep the Cofield perfectly clean.
The bearings are oilless and will not cause
trouble at any time. They never need atten-
ton.
The tub is smooth and because of its In
terror pyramid construction-the best cleaning
construction devised-it does not need cylin-
ders that must be taken out after each wash
ing No lifting with Cofield,
The operation is so smooth that the only
sound heard is the low humming of the motor.
The Cofield will not vibrate or creep.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-06-27

The Coeld washes fast (alowing you time for
peasure because of its powerful and dependable With the
aid of this high grade the Tub mechanism changes the water
This that hot sud flushed through
the fabrics 90 times minute Speed.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-06-27

XVIRINGER has twelve
w inch rolls which 6f-
ford great capacity. Com
bination drain board,
clothes chute, water shut
ter, and feed roller give
speed and safety and
eliminate messiuess. EX-
elusive with Cofield.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-06-27

NJ OTE leakiess drain
' faucet in lower part
OF Coff1eld tub. Elimin-
ates messlness. Self lock-
ing cover. Smooth inside
= nothing TO catch
clothes. No crevices will
ever appear TO catch dirt
Practically self cleaning.
The Nevada County picayune., 1920-01-22
GIRLS EXCEL

The Cleveland Plain Dealer has an nounced the results of Christmas story writing contest open to pupils of the senior and junior high schools of the city. Every one of the prizes was won by girls, and entrants were n the proportion of nine girls to one boy
 The experience of the Plain Dealer Ill this contest provides another dem 9nStlHtion of what k being more and more recosnized-tha boys in the high schools are being pushed aside by the more energetic and enthusiastic girls
 The lack of serious purpose and application ill studies on the part of so many boys k probably the prin- eipal reason why they are falling be- hind the girls in their school work. Girls. as d rule. take considerable more pride in their work than do the hoys
 The problem faced by nearly every instructor in the public schools is that of overcoming the indifference which 50 many boys show in their school work. With few exceptions they seem to be satisfied with merely passing the requirements of the study course Some of them do not have pride enough to work to do that.
 If women are crowding men in busi ness and professional occupations it cannot be explained by the claim that ,heir services can be secured for less money. The distinctions between the sexes in the matter of salary are be coming fewer and soon they will not be known where important work is to bc done.
 If the men of today have reason to complain that they are being sup planred in business and industry by women. it would seem that the young men will have more reason to com plain of their competition within the neyt five years. The school records almost make this certain.-Canton tOhio) News
The Nevada County picayune., 1920-01-22
WILL TRY
 FOR LARGEST MEMBERSHIP

Little Rock. Jan. 21-A w. Gamer on. District Deputy of the A. O. [. w, has returned from Il trip into North west Arkansas in the interest of the organization, He reports splendid prospects at Springdale, Rogers, Fay etteville and Bentonyille.
 There is notable campaign in pro gress in TeXarkana, where District Deputy C. H. Monk is in charge. ably assisted by the local financier, Mrs. T. Crawford, The interest is increasing so rapidly there that MT. Frazer pre- diets Texarkana will soon be after the laurels of West End and Capitol Lodges and the Pine Bluff lodge for the largest membership in the state
The Nevada County picayune., 1920-01-22
BRADFORD KNAPP
 ASSUMES DUTIES

Fayetteville. Ark. Jan 21-Dr Bradford Knapp. new dean of the College of Agriculture of the Cniver- sity of Arkansas. assumed his duties here January b For the last nine years Dean Knapp has been chief of the office of extension in the South
 Dean Knapp declared his chief aim will be to serve the people of the state. To this end he said that it must be the work of the college to train young men and women for lives of usefulness in agriculture and home making He stated that he was especially interest ed in the practical problems of the farmer and that the peoples problems must be answered through an efficient extension department. He asked for the cooperation of farmers, farmers organizations and business men throughout the state.
The Nevada County picayune., 1920-01-22
DEAD FIRROW ON BOTTOM
 LANDS HELPS DRAINAGE

\ permanent system of blowing low. wet bottom lands can be followed which will materially lessen drainage problems according to II. K Thatcher. district farm demonstra ion agen. with the Agricultural Extension Division.
 Land plowed in narrow. parallel lands. back furrowed to the center. gives Il dead furow running the length af the held to carry off the surplus water The lands should he wide enough to carry from 5 to ; rows of planted crops. Even the first year that this system of blowing k fol- loWed il will be noticed tha, the drain- age is much better. but after two ot three years the lands become well rounded and drainage will be good. When the back furrowS are made, ditch will have to be constructed al thc end of tAe field to carry eff the Rater
 The usual method of blowing around thc field and throwing the dirt to the fence causes bank 10 he formed around the field and leaves low place ih the center. This makes good drain age impossible.
The Nevada County picayune., 1920-01-22
A. 0. U. w. WILL
 EXTEND ORGANIZATION

Little Rock, Jan. 21-Having thor oughly established itself in Arkansas, the Ancient Order of United Workmen of this state contemplate seeking other fields
 Under it's charter from the Supreme Lodge, the Arkansas Grand Lodge has Jurisdiction over the states of Ten nessee and Louisiana, but up to the present time has not sought to extend it's organization. But now the work of the Grand Lodge has made such pro gress that it feels justified in carrying the benefits of the order outside of Arkansas.
 The A. o. U. w. was located in Louisiana several years ago. but aban- doned the state soon after the with draWal of Arkansas as a separate iur- isdiction twenty years ago Past Grand Master Workman Wilmington of Louisiana, has been for some time urg- ing Grand Master Workman Frazer to re-organize Louisiana, first establish ing a lodge at Alexandria. whence the order could spread into other sections.
 \ member of Capitol Lodge, now located in Memphis. is anxious to have a lodge organized in that city. Mir Frazer looks with favor upon the pro position. and thinks that within few months he will be prepared to appoint deputy for Tennessee and enter upon an active campaign for the organiza- tion of that state
The Nevada County picayune., 1920-01-22
|. OF |. PROFESSOR ATTENDS
 RACE COMMISSION MEETING

Fayetteville. Ark, Jan 19-Dr. n. \, Thomas, head of the department of histess and political science at the University H Arkansas, has been at tending the meeting of the National Race Commission. of which he is q nEnlher. at Tusssee, Ala The meet ing was called to eudeayor to work out q solution for the growing problems of race unrest.
The Nevada County picayune., 1920-01-22
SUPERVISORS
 PLAN YEARS WORK

Fayetteville, Ark, Jan. 19.-Miss Stella Palmer, head of the department of home economics at the University of Arkansas, is representing the Uni yersity at the meeting at Atlanta, Ga. of Smith-Hughes work for the coming year will be perfected at the meeting.
The Nevada County picayune., 1920-01-22
In the Nevada County, Arkansas,
 Chancery Court
Warning Order

The defendant, James Cash, is here by warned to appear in this court with in thirty days, and answer the con- plaint of the plaintiff, Roseville Cash. This December 3Oth, 1919 tSEAL) A. s. McGOUGH.
 Circuit Clerk.
The Nevada County picayune., 1920-01-22

We have Breaking Flows that will turn any kind of land that you have. Try one for your own satisfaction, at Gentry Brothers If
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-03-19
REFLEXICNES Y PROPOSlTOS
.Sobre Ia necesidad de suber
DIR q todos.

Cada uno tiene sus ideas que sola-
mente de el son y sus maneras es-
peciales de yer las cosaS. Ell carpln-
tero las mira de un modo; Ell ilcen-
ciado, de otro. Oigamos a cada ,uno,
:. para c1itenderlo, pongamonos en-
su lugar.
iQue loca presuncion IA de Greer
Que solo ~nosotros podemos tener pen
samientoi
BESIDE mi ventana veo las casas de
eEfrente; pero no puedo yer Ia IA
cbada de II mia. Completeness STEM
pre- nuestros truncos conocimientos
con los de los demas.
| NO es cierto que cl mas humilde
c i~gnoranec, el pobre indio que va
por en- medic de Ia Gale, con los
pies desnudos, lIevando una carga
enorme sobre las espaldas, puede
ensenarnos algo que no sepamos?
Cuando ell hombre, atrevido e inc
centes, va va teni>ndo arrugas en-
Ia frente, no lie gusta perder un solo
iastante, Y en- cuestiones de amor es
caminante Que busca los antojos So
lamente.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-03-19
La ESCUELA
FERROCARRILERA
MEXICANA.

En- uenos de IN ano de habcrse instalss
dc. In instruido n uuchos esTudlEntes para
que consiguie-an cmp!eo en- los IF. &C. Ma
gonzales de Mexico y otros sistenas terro-
viarios.
&c imparten coHocinientos y cnsenanzs
completa y mode-na: = Tnspectores de LEGO
motoras. Inspector s de Freros dc Aire. ms
~pectores de Caldcrzs, Inspectors dc Treae',
MRouiaistas, FoCoHcrosr Conductors. Caro-
terog, Reparadores de Carros, MecaEieos ds
Casa Redonda. Mecanicos de Piso taller
General, Mectnico5 de Frenos de Are, ES-
pecialistas y otros vBrios curtos,
La Escurla Ferreca-rilera Mcxicans ense-
fla esos trabaios per correspondents. a to-
dos aquef!os qIe desearcn ser s!go mas qua
eternos escIavos de trabajos drFos y srci-
dos baios, y ayuda q perfectiona"se a los
cue ejercen sin tehcr grandes c~onocImientcs.
Ia Escuc!a Ferrccarr!lera Mcricana IS re-
eonoc;da y recomendada por tedas las Unio-
res de Fcrrocarrila-os McIicanos. altos lefef
= prominentes emplcados-
Por Ia ins:Enif:can:c suma de cuatro pesos
rinrr.nta ceutavcs. pucde empezar a perfec-
c:ons-se O estudiar IN curse: luego cineo
centavos diaries hasta que ap-enda IN curse
y re.iba certificate y diploma.
:pegca probar sG fuerza de voiun:ad para
rp-euGer a!Go Trovechoso! kernIta IN peso
cIncuenta ccr;avos en- giro posta! u orden ca
eru-ess. g Embellishments ~recibira lecc:one,
= rauestras dc ~grabados a varies coorc'. su-
ticientcs para IN mes de cs;ud:os-
Direction:
ESCUELA FERROCARRILERA MEXlCANA
P. o. Box II. Indie. Calf. U. S. A
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-03-19
LECTURAS POPULARES
e. MUNDO NO EXESTERA SIN LAS
FUERZAS De ATTRACTION

Hemos yisto cue hay tres grandes
fuerzas. mejor dicho, tres manifesto
clones de la gran fuerza que hace CUE
los cuerpos Sc atraigan, a saber: la
cravitacion universal, Dor la que los
cuurpos celestes Sc atraen para for
mar la admirable maquina Gel univer-
so; Ia gravedad. que hace que los
cuernos de nuestro globo terrestre Sc
diriian al centric de Ia Terra 81 Sc
italian libres. ' Ia de afinidad, por Ia
que las molecules de los cIerpos Sc
italian unidas unas a otras.
C~ontraria a csc fuerza de attraction
es la fuerza centrifugal. que tiende a
seaarar V lamar al infinite 4 los cucr
pos celestes, a hacCr Que los cuerpos
de nuestro globo Sc lancen en- el espa-
clio. Y a separar las molecules de les
cuerpos. Del equilibrio dc ambas
fuerzas resulta "a admirable ammonia
del Universe.
Dicho queCa cor 10 anterior que de
anularse o Gesaparecer de Ia natura-
leza la fuerza de attraction, la de re-
pulsion r~einaria sin ~contrapeSo al
guno Y no habria Universe.
Desde luero la TERRA sc alejaria
del Sol, con 10 cual vendria el en-
| friamiento V la desaparicion dc Ia VI
da vegetal V animal. Los demas
! ~planetas c~orrerian igual suerte y de-
/ sapareceria ell sistema planetario So
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-03-19
CAUSA VICTIMAS Ell HURACAN

BISMARK, n. D., Mario 17.-El
huracan que durante dos dias ha "a
zotado en- esta ciudad Y en- n gran
parte del Estado, ha causado perdi-
das de vidas Y danos materiales dc
mucha consideration. Sc estima que
el huracan es el mas fuerte de GUAM
tos Sc han sentido en- Ia ciudad Ell
los uitimos cinco amos Y cl que mas
danos ha causado. FL fenomeno vi,
no 2 agravar Ia situacion dificil en-
Que Sc nncontraban muchaS familias
a causa de la tcrmenta de nicve de
Ia Ultima semana.
Sc tienen noticias dc que cinco
personals han perecido y de que los
danos materiales importan varios mi
les de dolares.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-03-19

lar. F. mismo sol Sc lanzaria fuera
de 81 orbita. como todos los demas
cuerros ~cclestes. que al chocar uncs
contra otros Sc c~onvertiriau en- polvo.
81 Ia gravcdad desapareciese de Ia
TERRA. nosotros tambien nos Marcia
rianlos al Gtcr, 10 mIsmo que nueStrcs
muebles V nuestras casas: las aguas
no ~correrian hacia CT mar. NADIA ha-
bria pcsado en- 81 mn:do La atm6s-
feIa deiaria dc envolver a Ia Terra
y no habria vegetation nj vida animal
nj vcgetal.
81 no hubiera Ia fuerza dc cohe-
sion. que es la Cue atrae a las mo-
lcculas lie los cuerpos, no habria cuer
7cs solidos: no tendriamos MADEIRA
nara nuestros muebles. nj ladrillos o
piedras para nuestras casas: nues-
tros cuerpos TO cXistirian Y Ell mundo
entero seria IN monitor de polvo.
La fucrza de attraction de que We
nimos hablando es meramente fish
ca. este es. obra sobre los cuerpos
sin altcrar Ia eSencia de estoS. Pero
hav otra fuerza dc attraction. tan I'M
portante como esta. Y que obra qu1-
micamente. o sea alterando la sustain
cia de los cuerpoS. Esa fuerza Sc LA
ma afinidad. que hace que dos cuer,
nos dc distinta naturaleza Sc atrai-
! can combinen pava formar un ter,
GER cucrpo. diferente de aquellos de
que proccde. Ash ell oXigeno Y Ell HI
dr6geno. al combinarse, en- vrtud de
esa fuerza. producer ell aqua.
Pues bien. 81 desapareciesc del mun
do Ia sola flerza de ~afinidad, no ha,
bria fuegc. lt,rque ell ~carbono del car
bon deiaria de unirse cor cl oxlgenc
del aire. nj habria aqua, nj Ia lnnu-
merable variedad de seres de la ma
turaleza, pues que cast en- su tota-
Iidad todos los seres de Ia natura-
lea son cuerpos c~ombinadcs quimi-
camentc, va, que los cuerpos slmpies
solo son sesenta Y tantos. Nuestros
mismos cuerpcs no eXistirian, porque
son combinaciones Quimicas, nj habrla
vivientes vegetables nj animales.
Vaase. pues. que papel tan impor-
tante desempeHan en- la economic del
universe las fuerzas de attraction.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-03-19
NO QUlERO NADIA
f GOBIERNO

-Puede ser que no falte,-dijo
para terminar,-quien olga que el
objeto de mi conferencia con Ca
rama es ell de pedir algo: tampoco
este es cierto: 10 unico que deseo
son garantias para los MICS Y para
mi, para podernos dedicar. como 10
~intente despues del licenciamiento
de Teoloyucan, al trabajo que me
rermita vivir para los de mi casa Y
para educar a mis- hijos, a quienes
dcsco hacer hombres titles: Mex-
co n~ecesita hombres TITLES para e!
~rorvenir.'
Despues de estas manifestations
De Cejudo, NADIA Sc ha dicho con res
pecto a les terminus de Ia rendicion,
pues el mismo senior MILAN eXpresa
que no esta autorizado todavia para
hacnr del dominic publico tan inte-
resante asunto.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-03-19
Los TRABAJOS PARA
Ell PR0XIM0

~ ia & o. l HS
de va q ~consolidar SUI accion aunando
sus intereses e idealcs, a base de un
alto grade de mutualidad Y franco a.
cercamiento entire los legitimos repre-
s~entantes de las multitudes iaboristas
organizadas en- los diversos paises que
constituyen el Hemisferio Occidental.
La c~onvocatoria ha sido dirigida a
las organizaciones obreras represen-
tativas del movimiento obrero crgani
zado en- los siguiertes paises: Argen-
tina, Bolivia, Brasil, Chile, Colombia.
Costa RIGA Republica Dominicana.
Ecuador, Cuba, Guatemala, Mexico
Nicaragua, FL Salvador, Venezuela,
Panama. Honduras Y Haiti.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-03-19

En- todas las drogueriss De Ia Gu
dad Sc ha notado IN gran d~escenso
en- las ventas Gel Calomal y todos
estaa de 2cuerdo en- dar esta eNQhca-
cion: "Dodson's Liver Tone esta TO-
mando su lugar."
.EI Calomel es pehgroso Y el pu-
blico 10 sabe' Fl "Dodso2's Liver
Tone es garant!zado personalmente
por cada dueno de droguer;a don6e Sc
vende. Una boteIia grande no cues
Ia mucho. pero en- caso de que dele
de producer los mejores reSulCaGoS
para 81 entorpecjmiento del hiE&do )
constipation. el importe de Ia medjci-
ma Sera devue.to.