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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-01-21

Sc RENTA ura casa chica y cocina propia
para una : tres personals. zoos West Salinas.
(25)
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POR SALIR para Mexico traspaso negocio
de resrzUran:. punto centr;co y buena Glen
tea. sol ". Houston ST. EsQuina Camarou,
800
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MANIFESTACIONES ESCANDALOSAS EN- MURCIA

MADRID, Enero 19.-Un tele-
grama que Sc ha recibido de Muir
cia da cuenta de que tres policias y
cinco civiles resultaron heridos du-
rante las manifestaciones que hubo
hoy con motive de la cscasez de ia
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PASAPORTES PARA MEXICO

Lemro H. JaHer, para ell puerto de
Tampic6.
Jacob Galberg, para Ia ciudad de
Monterrey.
Geo. \. Skains, para la ciudad de
Mexico.
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NO HA HABIDO DESORDENES EN- BARCELONA

que remiti6 hoy al Ministerio de 60
bernacion, expresa que TODD esta en-
calma, pero que Ia question del ira
bajo continua sin haberse podido a
rreglar Y que no Sc notan signos de
que pueda arreglarse pronto.
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MADRID, Enero liza situa-
ci6n en- Barcelona parece haber me-
dorado un POGO, pues no ha habido
desordenes Y la tranquilidad va vol
viendo a todos los que temian que
o~curriera algo muy serio.
FL g~obernador civil, en- IN mensaje
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baco. La multitud atac6 los estan-
cos V cuando la policia acudio huho
un choque entire ella y la referida
multitud a consequence del cual sc
registraron las desgracias aludidas.
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sion va a dar lugar a I'm e~ncarniza-
do debate, segun sc asegura.
BESIDE luego, los miembros de d.
cha Camara que pertenecen al parti-
do .socialista, celebraron una session
V resolvieron oponerse a tai medi'
da.
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con $500 cRATJFECAEE a ouisn ne pro
pcrcioar irFor7rrz del !cven francisco Eli
condo, 4e 70 amos de c5ad, z QUien acorn
paSan sl maE-~ Scve-a CardeHas y nj hiJs
E4-ia ELizonGo de - a6cs, En- Sc2trcmore
d. 1919 So c7contrSha- en Dewait. IcE&s-
par,c DC done. ~szi~-C- con a faiCl-Ia lie
Et,iDe I0agoria. TodO .aTo-rne 1I-,Eisc a a
sta C!ria Eizoaio. Camp G. .. Joshs,
T~yss. 90
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'lNVESTIGAN SOBRE Ell MOTN DE ZARAGOZA

vo, algunos de los amigos y parier-
ties de Chea, ell presidente de la
Union de carpinteros, que fue el que
encabez6 ell ataque a los cuarteles,
han sido a~rrestados Y puestos en- Ii
bertad una vez que han probable su
i~nocencia.t
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NECESTTO "a direction - san Antonio,
a. Juan. Te6si,o y EcrraSe P1di!!a. hsos re
Nauvela TGyGIa |da- de S2Gi-a, De ShleoA-
49, = Ts-7;.p. D7-ie:rse n Jack DuHcs-.
p. o.. Bon .. LAREDO. Texas '2tf
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PESOuISAS

oUEDARE muy aE-adeci5o \ qu:ca re &c
fnro-u,sS cicrsoS De NJ hl-o EeI-on!" He
rrD5s- como Dc 70 amos a. eiad. cuer7o -
vula-. moreno. o-:gira-;o e. san Antonio.
Texas. Sus tltimas roticias las rscitl De IN
r..byo del Estado de Pennsylvania. Ne "
g. ssb~r de mi hi5o puCGue NJ eHcue7-ro
NM enEerrno- Caa!guIer ~iaSovr9e StvyAaac
f~;ricirlo : GreEo-:o Hernandez. i-ll e PaEo
St, San Antonio, Texas i-St
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rRANKIIN MERCANTILE co.

FRANKLIN MERCANTILE co.
SO WaInu: ST. Kansas City. No.
Ia Casa mas barata de est. ciudad GGs
vcnde n Ia miJad de 81 vs!or toda clase dc
-opa hecha : cS-i atendiGa pOr UT mcNicano,
Esta casa hace remesaS dc dire7o Y rn1&
a c~Ua,Quicr pun;o Q informa = los meXicaaoz
ce cuaiquicv du6a que Sc les TreSente. OcG
r-aa q cs,a caSa. pC-soaalneH:e q por correct
..o, toulngos csta alberta medic dia.
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MATRIWONTOS

Domingo Garcia y Dalilah Merri-
field.
Patricio Guaajrdo Y Serafina Gar
Ia.
Manuel Bolado y Conception Agui
RE.
Juan Gonzalez Y Maria de Ia Luz
Badillo.
Pablo Silva y Angela Gastanio.
Jesus Juarez Y Bonita Rodriguez.
Manuel Velazquez y Guadalupe
Acosta.
-: ~ :--
CARTAS DE CIUDADANLA
AMERICANA
Ireno Olmos, casado, de CT amos
de edad, Y ~jornalero de oficio.,
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ArticuI0s MexiCanOs.

81 surtido mas complete Y los pre-
-ios mas bajos de plaza. Pida hoy
mismo nuestra extensa lista general,
especial para familias Y comerciGn-
les en- peQueno. Made NENDE
TAN BARATO; e~scribanos y Sc con-
vencerG. p. o. Box 50. Station y.
1872 ". Commerce St. San Antonio,
Texas.
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ENSENANZA
MEDICOS

81. DR. A RIoJAS ALVAREZ, os'eopaA
"a reanudado 81 praclca. haee &Ez!cae
= - - y,,Ie-a. 1903 BIcaavsic2 s.
M " GUZNAS. EsDeciaGsta
% e-afsrredaGes de niaos y parties. Medic
ma 90 general. OHcius. 1901 ~ Commerce
81. Telecono Travis 22s6-
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y b LEO&r ~ -
~Chircp-acc0r
SO S~vcari-reu

~, .sle c,lsr De e~ate-medades sin e uso
:. -a5;,,-as ri ei-ujia. Cerebro, nerves
rI,s. rars-. ra-ca-.a. roraz0r. Hu-rnf2es. e.
.-<.--alsEas GO seTo-as. s. listed e;t& can
$50 do yer msiiros sin -ssuissto. v~iti.eTe :
= lsro..-7~s como. ro- medic de AiGstrs
Csi-oD-acticos on 81 espiua dorssl. pGede -
cob-a- Ia sai-d vsa usa- msdicIaaS NJ se-
g. C,e-9-forc<. Especial atsncI6n = las en-
fs~msdades c-6nicas ) = cnfsrmedldS de
ntnos-
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TT TkNEL-C.rjs-o Cc7tj's1 NeTicano-
Ezre-!a.iGad en- co-oaas, ru"ntes ' r1.ss-
-sdaAsc q - Soss t2y0-rheal NsaSa con
IN u-a.esiouis.s g-e p DcS'rz7o y solo
p-ac.i-a con meSIca7c~. E%H1aen gratis.
-s-z1,.tas Gratis. prec51< -6-oGo@ v e- aGn-
no. 81 % fasen-DI--rri6E :-Al-uS SOTICA
Dr. SAN PEDRO. 9Csha ". Commerce s.
San A~-o-lo. Texas
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-CuSndo necesisz I'd. Eoros en- es-
panoi, pidagoI a Ia Liberia de igna.
&c E. LozaEo. lis y. Santa Rera As.
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BERGNER STUDIO. 2os W. Commerce St.
Toia etaSe Dc trabG5os en- IA Saieria y Cs-
pecialista en- retsatos de r~sanioaes, banqac-
seS. &c.
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con $500 GRATIFICARE a IA re-soas, cue
~, proporcione info-mes - III oodre An
srss HERNANDEZ. de Gu;ea en- A<uEto De 1919
ro.;bi sus Iltinas ~rocIc5Es. Tojo iusC-ms
iiriisse 4 Pjmcuio Hs-u&EGeE, K. 3. RoS
IS. Austin. Texas. teS}
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AGRADECERE 50 NE nroTo-ri0-c 7~f0rrss
del pa-aGero lie mis- herma1cs Conception L.
R"ynR = PEDRO Viua-r-aa- 2 p-fr~ro 50
srcontrabs en- LAREDO. Texas. race ;soS 1ruR
= q saega5o cstgvo .vaha;aGdp en- Palestine
) en- Houston. Texas. ToGo iufornr CITija-
- a Juan Rodriguez Rey7a. Gale ,aEn!ues
No. s.. Tampico. lamps. NSIicD. t27F
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FERROCARRILERoS

:Quieren ustedes el dinerC que han abonadc
sobre ell Quinto Emprestito de Ia Libertad
o qLS les devuelvan 10 que hayan anonadc
por algun emprsstito anterior? HAN deJa'
do algin cheek o rago acumulado con al
runa comuania? 70 hare que les paguer
o devuelvan csc dinero. .Trabaj6 listed en-
los ,alleres del Sur Pacifico en- Houston. du'
rante 1918 y 1919? No dcien perder su dt
nero. Escribanme. B.. de Alcala. 2l4l2 Mar
St. Houston, Texas.
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RETRATOS para pasaporte. FL Bersner
Studio. 2O3 W. Commerce St. Sc entreSan
el mismo dia: bien acabadcs y a preeio
razonable.
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con $500 G~EAT:F1CARE a d pe0ora GU,
M proporc5uEe 5nformcs de nj hcr1anu Fe-
i've Pulido. oyjSilzriO DE AylSs. EEo. g
hsJo de Bcrna-ainD Haljdo y De SoGsta Gar
.fs: attic : TicadO d vf-geEas. ha6isndo re
,i1ido sus ultiuas ~ru-jeias d California. haze
nncs. TCdo insc--c Gi~i5aSe Juana
euiiGo dc S5uchez. Box 80. Gardner. Kansas.
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! Z VSOS D. OCCASION,
NENTAS

CONSOLIDATED MOTORS AND MACHINE
WORKS. Reparaci6n de m~aquinaria. Sc Ia
iadran cilindros y Sc hacen soldadGraS. Es-
pecialidsd en- autoprupulsorcs EeneradoreS y
magnetoS. Satisfaction garantZaGa- Guar
danes cares, semanarIa o mcasUnInaeute-
S25-29 East Commerce St San Antonio, lex.
MAQUINAS Singer nuevas. de segunda de
v.-ias ma-cas. cnteramente TITLES MaquIHas
Singer de taller SI-l5 muy baTaIas. Antes &c
comprar una u~aQuina nueva o de segunda'
yea nuestroS precios de SECURE le eccnomIEa-
rsEos dinero. Te.efono Travis 1886. 3Oi 80.
Alamo ST.. Alamo Sewing Machine Supply
Co.-San Antonio. Texas.
BERGNER STUDIO. 2O3 W. Commerce St
Eet-atos de boda 4 domici!io. de dia o de
noche. Tanbitn podeuos tvmarlos en- G!
temple O = II saiida de e..
POR SALIR para Mexico traspaso negocio
de resr=U-an:. punto centrico y buena Glen
tea. sol W. Houston ST. EsQulna Camaron'
t30l
VENDO zapatos de! Gobierao. rcparados 0
SIN Tcpara-. DiriGirsc . D. Saldana. t22i2
W. Commerce St, san Antonio. Texas.
Aseademos pediGos Dor correo.
VENDo EN- ABONOS maGuinas dc coser
Singer Gifercates eStlcS ton0grafoS Co
Iumb;a." giaros y maqu:nas de escribir
Oliver" YENDO Al CONTADO discos
Columbia maQuinaS Singer usadas muy
naratas. Glasses gratis de BORDADO. Sc
HACE FEMSTITCHING a 10 cts. yarda. +.
d. los Santos. Tel. Travis oSJy. lis W
Commerce St
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ANTEOJOS

Consr'torio O7sscO del Dr. GGile-E7 Ha37'
E1r -zlr Ic Soic5ad III
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NECESTTAMOS muchachas para cue apren-
Ian q hacer dulces. Nagnifica oportunldGd
para las mUchachas que quieran ascEurar
IN buer t-abaio. TambiGn neceSitarnoS per-
scnas cue sepan haccr Guices dc chocolate,
pagamos Do $1,000 a $1,000 samanarios. ocu-
iran a sos Z. Houston St j2&)
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81 DESEA sabsr q paraGcro DE- Tomas Con
.aiez E.o-cz. Qujen hSce I uesSs Sc en-
rouE-aag en- San Antonio, 'g1oraHdoSe ell
rymbo agc hzya t0maGn- Is de 40 amos
e saaI blsnso. Ojc< azaIes y peio GGShra-
l.. Con $500 So correspondence s Ia pe-so-
pa que p-ouorcioaC inSorulCs cis-tos dFrI-
ri52dose a-Sz- Guadalurs Rasales- s0S San
Sgusla Ave, laredo. Texas. i25t
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TRAJES EN- ABOEOS. heehos n So media
= an c~uaIguier est;.o; "a rui:ad Al co4tado
, Sl.O1 senana-io. J. T. Ramos TaiiO-s i
Co. 1D5 GoiIsd ST.
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ESCUELA FERRoCARRILERA MEX1cANA
P. o. Box II. Indio. Calf. U. S. A
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BA-AEZAS CuMPUTADORAS ztomad-
Gas So venieE. como-au. canahian ) re-
psran. 4. E. Ha-zis. 30S Main Avenue.
San Antonio. Texas
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VENDO AU-OMOVL chico uuy baca,o >
compr0 express ) EaaEnici6n. 9l2 Durango
st.
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TRAJE;S EN- ABONOS


A IA MEDIA Y reparaciores de ropa d.
cabaIleros y senoras. SOSA, The Ta.l7.
50T Dolc-osa St. Tclefono Travis 1902.
G~RATTFICARE con $500 4 quien me pro
porcione para rentar. casita habltacion. CEN
rica. de ! a > cuar.os. DIrIgIrse 4 la
PrenSa. DeptO. de AnuncioS.
I'm AHUNCIO en- Ia PRENSA" siem2re
; d. eXito SECURE. Lame I'd. al ~telefonU
travis 24Il y anuaciese desde lreGo.
MANDE CoMPONER sus retacas y vclises
a IL EabEica trabajo garant:zado y preclos
c5mUdos. 6l3 DohoruSa ST. D. MunoZ LEGO.
TALLER .FONOGRAFIco. Leandro NJ. Ro-
drigucz. repatriation de fonaErafOs de todas
.'ascs y naGuinas de coser. MaquiE2s SIN
GER Y F~ONOGRAFOS COLUMBIA nucrcs
n .ABONOS. De scEunda mano q! contado.
.LUY BARATOS- log Buenav!sta St San
Antonio. Texas.
81 NECESITA cares para mudanzas. 0 ear
gar eQuipajes, liable a ROSALES: Ie!etoao
Travis 1926.
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TRAJES A LA MEDIA

\ p-e1ics que TO admi.cn conpetcncia. 81
20 qgeda satsfecho no u toma. Jose Ia-
ciaS. So So.edad St. Telefoao Travis 4127.
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ARRENDAM;ENTOS

SE RENTAN cuarlos sucgc5ia5os. con o sin
Ssis.encia. $40 S. Conchos St. San Anto-
no T.xas. Eicente Raagel. Prop.
Evening journal., 1920-05-06
R'USSELLITES ARE
FREED BY COURT
indictments Dismissed In
New York on Govern
ment's Motion
HAD SERVED NINE
: MONTHS IN JAIL

5 NEW YORK. May 6.--Joseph r.
Rutherford, head Of the "Russellite'
{alth. and eight OF his church on
pers were freed yesterday In the Fed
Rral Court ln Brooklyn when indici-
.aents against eight Of them, cnarg-
ing violation Of The Espionage Act
And an indictment charging perjury
against the ninth, werc dismissed on
motion Of Federal District Attorney
fess
nflen the Russellites appeared for a
new triel ordered by the United
States Circuit Court OF Appeals aiter
they had served nine months OF
k0-year sentence for alleged oDstruc-
zion OF the draft through statements
In hook called The Finished Mys-
fery."
Ia asking dismissal. Mr.. Ross said
The conNiot ons had been obtained
3n wartime when people We're agl,
fated and he fer that the ends OF
1nst.ce would be suDsCrNed in dis
n ssine the indictments. Judge Chat
fleld. Ia dlsmisslne the ind ctments
said that he thought Tho result ol
lhe trial was beneficial. NOT only &
Che def,ndants. but 10 the United
States
4 William r. HuuklnN atdlunt Wiolt
the perjury cliarge had been lodged
was committed TO jail on a cnarg'
bf contempt by Federal Judge Howe
\ fore whom the other eight hat
been conv cted when he refused &
answer certain questions. Later hl
was indicted on the perjury charg'
in proc, edings started AZ he dirco
lion OF judge Howe. He remained
10 iail for months. Finally The cas-
was carried To The United States Su
preme Court and his release on bal
ord red. Eventually Judge How,
purged him OF the contempt charge
Those released from me cspionsg
hw charge included besides iudg
rutherford. William e. Van Amhure
Robert Martin. Fred II Robinson
6eon,ye n. Fischer. Clayton ]. Wood
worth. A. Hugh Macmillan and Clio
vanni de Cccca
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MOTHERS COLUMN
(outrued bv the Medical Consuant of the State Recon-
sruction Commssion.)

cold, there always being drafts near
the floor, but there is always some
dust and dirt there, which In a great
many instances carry harmful germs.
In arranging a place for the baby To
play during the day, II Is often inn
practical TO keep that careful watch
over his movements, which Is neceH-
sary II he is allowed 30 play on his
bed or CHAIR. Therefore, a very good
arrangement Is TO have a pen with
high sides which ca be draped or
padded In such a manner as to pre-
vent drafts from striking the baby.
Tho ideal Arrangement is probably
that OF a crib with high sides such
as arc on sale at nearly every furni-
ture or department store. This com
bines all tho advantages OF The pen
on The floor drafts.
Regarding the treatment OF colds,
there Is very little that can be done
without advice from a doctor A cold
is very difficult disease TO treat,
but n Is condition which should
not be neglected Every mother
should have a thermometer and II
your baby has a cold, keep a care
ful watch OF his temperature and II
10 goes up TO over 400 degrees bf
sure and see a doctor II you haN,
not already done s0'
Colds are contagious. Therefore, i
the parents or other menfbrs OF
The family have cold. be sure anC
| keen the baby away from them
Never use the same handkerchief Il
wipe the baby's nose, that Is DeinI
Evening journal., 1920-05-06
RHEUMATISM
LEAVES YOU FOREVER

Deep SEATED Uric Acid Deposits Are Dis
solved and tho Rheumatic Poison starts
to Leave tho system within Twenty
four Hours.
Ercry druggist in this county Is au-
thoriycd to say TO every rheumatic sur
fcrer that N two bottles of Allenrhui the
sure conqutrer OF rheumatism does not
stop an agony, reduce swollen Joints and
do away with even the slightest twinEe
OF rheumatic pain, he will gladly return
your money without comment
Allcnrhu has been tried and tested for
years, and really marvellous results have
been accomplished In the most severe
cases where the suffering and agony was
Intense and piteoun aud whore tho pa
ucnt was helpless.
MI James II. Allen, the discoverer o.
Alcnrhu. who for many years suffered
the tOrmcnts of acute rheumatism, de-
sires an sufferers 10 know that he does
not want "A cent of anyones money un
! less Aiionrhu dCclsivcly conquers THU
worst OF an diseases, and he has In
structed n. D. nanforth 60 guarantee j
IN every Instance.
Evening journal., 1920-05-06
coLps

COLDS
A cold as we know Is caused by
germs. These germs are present az
an times on The mucous membrane
tho thin GOVERNS on the lnsldel ol
the mouth and nose. These now
ever, would not cause coid, II
something did not lower Tho Nitall%
of fhis membrane SO that II could
not resist the germs. lhe cause OF
this lowering on vitality is tic eN-
p0surn of some rather large portion
OF the skin te cold.
Now what are the most frequent
causes OF colds In babies2 one OF
them Is the use Of the prctty, lacy,
flmy baby caps which are Ia com
mon use. The baby on being dress
ed for an outing Is sWathcd In guam
titles OF clothes. but the large sur
face Of face and head Is hardly COW
cred at all Thin skull caps should ne
used during the cold weather, under
the ordinary cap Another frequent
cause Is the kicking of of bed
clothes. The baby Is put 70 bed. Ihle
temperature OF the room y from "
to 10 degrees Fahrenheit. During the
night The temperature falls. The
bahv Kicks on The bed clothes. In
doing so. he gets up a persplraton
After getting the clothes on The
skin surface cools rapidly causing
lowering OF vitality and a subsequent
cold The remedy for this Is TO pr
lhe clothes on the bed, 10 keep the
room temperature from falling below
90 to 90 degrees Fahrenheit, ana t'
provide sleeping suits for tho us'
/ OF thp baby.
A thlrd frequent cause Is allowing
The baby 10 play on The floor with
out ample protection from drafts
This s a particularly bad practice
for not only Is he liable to catci
Evening journal., 1920-05-06
MISSISSIPPI PLAYS

MEMPHIS, May 6.--Memphis would
like toreach someunderstandlng with
the Mississippi River. Thousands OF
dollsrs were lost when The stream
undermined parts OF freight terminals
allowing them 10 fall into the water
The same stream washed away tins
land deposited whole island IN fronl
of tho wharfs, handicapping shipping
The work OF the Want Ads ends
only with IN satisfaction OF their
Cmploycr.-Ady.
Evening journal., 1920-05-06
Suffered Ten Years
From Indigestion
.Trouble Gone, Appetite Strong,
and Eats Anything With
out Distress.

Il had a case Of catarrh and indiges-
sasn, Of ten years standing. had been
tsunfsd By the best medical men in
Michigan when l commenced taking
Miilp Emulsion, was IN bed. ! Inn
proved 50 fast that 1 kept the neighbors
wondering. am now up and working
every day. Ny cough is gone. My ap-
petite is great, and can eat anything
without hurting mex u. Loveiee.
Rockford. Mich
Indigestion "a seldom curcd by ~help-
fnrH the stomach digca food. Diges-
tivea like nhysic pills usually make
Slaves Of the stomach and bowels.
M1lks Emulsion cleanscs the stomach
and bowels Of all Impurities, restoring
healthy, natural bowel action and doing
away with all need Of pills and physics.
n correcfs the digestive organs and I'M
proves the appetite thus n helps ma
ture TO build up the blood and Tissue
and to strengthen the throat. stomach
and bowels Az a builder OF flesh and
strength, MInB Emulsion is strungl.
recommendad 10 zhoee whom sickness
has weakened. and Is powerful aid ir
resisting and repairing the effects Of
wasting DISEASES Chronic stomach
trouble and constipation are prompl,
Enthusiastically In one day. IL pro
duees remarkable results ia coldz
coughs and bronchial troubles
This Is the only solid emulsion made
and 30 palatabie that Il is eaten with
spoon IKE Ice cream. Truly wondorfr
for weak. sickly chndrcn-
No mnrter how severe your case. 10
are urged to Try Miiks Emulsion unds
this guaantee-Take six bottles hom
with you. use n according 10 direction
and II not satisfied with the results, yor
money win be promptly refunded. Pris
eoc and $50 per bottle. The Mili
Emulsion Co, Terre Haute. Ind. Sol
By druggists everywhere
Evening journal., 1920-05-06
Easiest Way to Remove
Ugly Hairy Growths
(Beauty culture)

Here is a method for removing hair
or fuzz that is unfailing and is quite
inexpensive: Mix a thick paste with
some powdered delatone and water
and spread on hairy surface. After 2
or 3 minutes, rub ii on, wash the SKIN
and every trace OF hair has vanished
No harm or Inconvenience results
from this treatment, but be careful 70
get genuine delat0ne.
Evening journal., 1920-05-06

w. j. Downey OF Philadelphia, Mrs.
Lydia w. D. HlleEas, wife Of Or.
Harry l.. Hillcgas Of Santiago, Chile,
and Miss Agness Y. D0wney OF this
city.
Funeral services VIII take place from
her late home on Friday afternoon at
? o'clock with interment in Riverviow
ccmiery.
Evening journal., 1920-05-06

used by another member Of The, fam
nv Even the youngest infant has q
righl fo his own private one.
Remengbr that The best way to
avoid coks in your baby Is to dress
him warmly for out Of doors, with
sufficient head coverings; be. sure tnat
ne keeps covered at night. do not
I'D the temperature OF the room get
loo low at night; keep him on the
floor and avoid contact with persons
suffering with colds.
Evening journal., 1920-05-06

Weldle. Her father was well known
in Presbyterian church work stephen
Downey was The well known stair
builder Of this city. He died in Au-
gust, 1913.
Mrs. DoWncy was a life long mem
Der of Hanover Presbyterian Church
She is survived by three children
Evening journal., 1920-05-06
Mrs. rMIIY !. nowNEY DEAD

Miss Emily Jane Dovney, aged II
years. widow OF stephen Down ",
died Tu sday evening at her home,
No. iO20 West Tenth street For sew
eral years Mrs. Downey had been a
sHni-invalid from heart trouble.
Mrs. Downey was born in this CITY,
the dauehter OF Morris and lydia
Evening journal., 1920-05-06

Night gowns, chemise and Prin-
cess slips of nainsook with laces,
embroidery and ribbon, Some PINK
and Seco silk chemise IN lot.
IA BroiAer0-SECOND FhoOh
Evening journal., 1920-05-06
CHnCn CIUn TO E1.FCT

Election OF officers and announce
ment Of plans for the coming sea
son win be The Frogram FOR the H.
E 6. Club Of Westminster Presny-
tcrian Church tonight The cluh cont
nrlres Tn intermediate menlhcrship
ef ne Y. p. S. c. r OF The chuWh
and i Just closing an unusually sue
cceaful season.