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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-12-07
FOREMAN

FOItEMAN-Wanted Experienced fore
man for cedar chest factory, who
thoroughly understands how TO sys-
tematize production Must know how
20 train men, and build up efficient
organization. Capable OF taking full
charge. A chance 20 become connected
with growing factory, located In q
small pleasant Indiana town. near
La WaWdsee. Wonderful opportunity
and chance TO become interested in the
business. State qualifications Reply
treated conEdentially. Address Box IL
New Times
HANDIAlEN-Wa you are handy
with tools and are|tiTed paying rent
have a proposition to build your
own home that viii surprise you
Come in and Sc US. 129 w. COlfaX ST.,
room 81; End floor. Open evenings.
LINOTYPE OPERATORS
The News-Times has an opening
for a couple Of good linotype ma
chine operators. Steady work as
sured. Apply to foreman.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-12-07
REAL ESTATE FIR SALE
Houses for sale 81

CoTTAGE-New three room cottage on
large corner lot, only one block from
the south side car line Price $3.50.
$2UO cash. balance SO per monte.
Hastings, DIS y Michigan St Ohice
open evenings Lincoln GAO.
COTTAGE-New three room cottage =
acre, excellent truck ground. only four
blocks from southside car line Pos
session at once. Price $1,000 5000
cash. balance $50 per month hastings.
21S y Michigan st. Office open even
ings Lincoln $40
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-12-07

FIREAIEN- BItAkElIEN-Be Beginners 800.
later 500 monthly. Write only which
position - Address Box ; News Times.
FIKEMHN -BEAkEMEN-Wan - Mel
wishing positions as tremen, Drakemen,
mutOrmeu, COlOred train pOrters on
large Indiana roads write Immediately
for full Information $50 20 500 month
No experience necessary. Inter Rail-
way. Dept l63. indianapolis. Ind.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-12-07

MANAGER-EmplOy manager. $500
year. VIII consider inexperienced
young man who is willing TO learn.
Phone Mr.. Dewitt room 20 Oliver
hotel Interview by appointment only
Statesmen and Agents. 81
AGENT-Resideut agent for Eikhart and
Goshen 10 sell Texas oil and gas leases.
Liberal commission; for particulars
apply by letter only. Commercial
Leasing Co. 30 Dean Bldg, South
Bend, Ind.
ELECTRIC MISUNDERSTOOD salesman
70 sell a veil known electric washer.
Apply in person, 132 y. Michigan st.
REPRESENTATIVE - REPRESENTATIVES,.
man or woman. employed or unem-
ployed, on "a high class, profitable, easy
selling proposition. Full or part time
or evenings. \ 4. Major. 423 j. NJ. $
Bldg. Open evenings.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-12-07
statesmen

IL You have any selling ability at
all, We have opportunity for several
live wire young men and women 10
earn not less than $500 between now
and Nmas II YOU think YOU can
sell, call in person at Nickel hotel
between 5 ana 9 O'Clock every morn
ing and between . and $ o'clock ev-
cry evening aud inquire for Mr..
Blake.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-12-07

COLLEGE ST
a new house lust completed by Mer-
chants National bank. will sell at
cost Telephone lain I72.
COLFAX AVE. E.-6 ROOM COTTAGE
WILL SELL VERY REASONABLE.
A II. scHULT7s. ROOM 2-16-21s ".
JEFFERSON.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-12-07
CAMDEN ST. s.

CAMDEN ST. S.
Six room bungalow. Built about a
year and a half ago. Rooms are con
venlently divided Electric lights
large basement Good we'll. pump and
big barn. Large lot Price $3.50. WIN
sell for $500 down. The rest on easy
terms We also have complete fur
nisbings for the home which We will
sell for a reasonable price. Posses
sion within As hours Louis S. ORR.
81 s. Chaplin st. Phone Lincoln $3.50
DAVID c. GIBSON-24O Farmers Trust
Bldg. real estate and insurance, surety
bonds, notary public, rents and cOllec-
tions. Phone Main 355.
HARTER HEIGHTS-Watch future de.
yelopments in Harter Heights. Louis
u. Palmer ana Co., AZ UniCn Trust
Bldg. Main 1869 c. w. Taylor. local
mgr.
HANEY Az, E.-Six room all modern
house with garage. Price reasonable.
J. \ Mccullough; residence 2O22 :.
Michigan st Phone 5617 Lincoln. Of
fee 23j S. Michigan St Phone Main
1886
HOME BARGAINS
FIVE ROOMS, $3.50; $500 DOWN.
SIX ROOMS. $1,000; $500 DOWN.
EIGHT ROOMS. S4,50O: $500 DOWN.
NINE ROOMS. $1,000 STRICTLY
MODERN
HEALY,
4O7 DEAN BLDG.
PHONE LINCOLN sec.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-12

guest looked up surprised. for Ryan
had been believed 10 be impregnable.
But the chief Of the tobacco trust
nodded.
They really did" said he. but
! thought the matter over carefully.
could not afford 10 permit them 10
worry me II was necessary for me
10 think coldly and accurately and 1
could not do that II paid any al.
tonuon Ia these attacks So dis
missed them from my mind. But for
my own pleasure I made a collection
Of all the worthwhile cartoons In
which ! appeared as a target and
have had the collection very hand
somcly bound. like to look IL over
now and then"
Pretty fair philosopher. year
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-12
Proves Plane Will
Fly Automatically

PARIS, Nov ts.-fiying With hts
control level scaled In an immovahio
position, NJ Frondal started his ma
chine, eirclcd In the air and landed
without accident lie used the foot
control Tor steering ana his engine
throttle Tor galning heiEht The eX'
pertinent was made to show that u
properly balanced aeroplane could
rs automatically
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-12
RUINS
I.liZZIE

Fer ,eriy one hundred years
'sclentiris' men and travellers have
fiiied eloquent pages with accounts
81 pschistoric ruin buried IN the
mountains % upoiu on which Apia
capital Of Western Samoa h. situated.
These ruins were variousiy and
somewhat vaguely described a. the
work of that race 81 builders IN stone
who have ieft vast monuments ~
their civilization from ancient
-fitain 10 the jangles ~ Yuoatan
"a prominent professor 81 a New
Zealand university described them
a. being not inferior to the famous
Stonehcnge II was thought that
they were the work OF Tongan ma
tives during the period when they
held the Samoan group ia subsection
The guide books an refer 20 this
place a. one u thu sights 90 see dur.
inr the dsy or two that tho steamer
from New Zealand Is IN port
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-12
ruin myth
PUNCrURED
BY SCIENCE
Samoan Stoneplle Has
About as Much Value as
Barnum'S Elephant

AflA. samoan Islands tBy Mansi--
one Of the biggest projects under
taken BY the scientific world In many
Years Is the anthropolosioal survey
81 Polynesia now soins on under
the auspices Of the bishop Museum
Of Honolulu Various parties %
scientists are TO be scattered over
tho entire Pacific ocean Islands
Many % them arr now IN the field,
The party. under Prof r. W.
clifford OF the University % caiifor-
nta. ON the way 10 Tunga foF 70.
search work. stopped in samoa long
enough 60 make very interesting
discovery
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-12

his life can never be written because
no one knows Il but Ryan himself
lie never trusted more than two men
and they DO not talk "
The friend told a story 20 Illus.
trnie Ryan's methods;
when he invites you 20 dinner or
lunch" said he. he always arrangon
"a monologuo for himself In advance.
lilo gets up "A subject and he sticks
10 that subject until the meal IN
ended. one can almost see him say
INK 20 himself.
! must be careful what ! say 70
this bird. lie might make some
money out OF what | say And I
must not let him ask me questions.
That's dangerous D."
Sometimes the subject selected has
been disposed " by an act OF provi'
dsncc before the time comes FOR the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-12
Thomas Fortune Ryan Really a Philosopher

NEW YORK, Nov ~ Perhaps
you never thought OF Thomas For
tune Ryan a. philosophcr'
lie has been called about every
other printable thing lie IL the last
OF that picturesque old downtown
crowd. of which Morgan aud iinrri.
man and Carnegie and Rockefeller
were the principal figures. ia remain
In active business Nowadays one
does not hear 30 much Of him. but
that IL merely because times have
changed, Stock market operations
ne longer resemble calvary raids aH
they did There are no GateseH or
1. eap.a l.ft
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-12

meeting. II In as dead, eonycfsa'
tionally. ms the battle Of Bull Run
" the Epistlcr ~ Paul 10 the CORN.
thianA. No matter.
lie hangs to II desperately" said
the old friend, Having arranged his
line OF social attack he VIII not per
init himself 20 be diverted from H.
No telling what might happen n the
talk grew diHcurHiyo and rambling "
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-12
SEAT or
OCTIPtS s.

Far back In a tropical Jungle. In
the bed u a mountain stream. IN
the form OF rough ellipse are
strewn some uncut stones from ths
hillside None Of them Is over -four
feet high. A crude pile Of stones
give a rough impression 81 a seat
a. the head. This. credalous natives
say. was the throne OF the Fee OF
octupus. after whom the place wa,
named I
The legend runs that an octup}
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-12
HURT WHEN CARTOONIsTs
PICIt RED HIM As PIRATE

ON one occasion. however. Ryan
did talk a little about himself The
other fellow had managed 10 twist
the chat toward the old Third Ave
nue. Railroad days. when Ryan was
crucificd by every cartoonisa In the
country. The very icnAt that any
called him WAS buecanecf
'''rhey hurt me-" said Ryan The
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-12
Boss
of Bulgaria Is
London Visitor

LONDON. Nov ia, English statvr-
men have been entertaining and con
ferring with premier who has an
unusual record.
lie h. Alexander Stombulinnki.
prime minister OF bulgaria.
Stamhullski. leader OF an cx.cnomy
state. was always pro.alB lie be-
came. Zone OF the leaders ~ the
Anrarlan party. which represents tho
peasants % hts country
Tie opposed BulmriA's entrance
into the war and even organized a
revolution. Tie was arrested and son.
fenced Ca death but the king was
afraid Go carry out the sentence. Tie
served three years in prison.
In september. isis. when part OF
the bulgarian army rcvoltcd. the
King sont for Stamhulinski and asked
him TO form cabinet. lie declined
A few DAYS later the king abdicated.
Now Stambullnsk H. the undin.
putcd boss OF The Kingdom. because
the Agrarians Tar outnumbcr all
other parties M the Sohranie, the
Bulgarian house ~ representatives
lie came TO London 10 get British
capital Interested tn the rebuiidlns
" hts country aud TO secure mod.
ncatluns of the peace treaty.
--~s~a---s~-.---S~.s-~s s->--~~e>e~--s-s-s
becoming enamoured of a beautiful
woman. pursued her Go this plaes
aud built this now ruined structure
as their dwelling.
Every writer on Samoa has re-
tcfred 90 this Fale L. ~. and all
have spoken In eloquent terms 81
the mystery and the imposine
majesty 81 the ruin n = hardly
possible that single one 81 these
writer's had ever visited the place
OF thcy would never have given th'
spot more than brief mention.
Judge Watson Of .Apia apparently
was the first man 70 write a book
on Samoa. who by his description
could have had first hand acquaint'
ance with tho region.
IL II true that u ls a mystery Bui
as a ruin Il has about as much
scientific value as Barnums white
elephant
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-12
STORY Oh HIS LIFE
ON NLNEIk nIe MKIIIEN

The most dynamic and dangerous
" them an was Ryan said an old
friend. Unfortunately the story Of
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-12

In the caves ~ the TripoIi noun
tains there l. said 10 be q tribe of
women that has never yentured out.
side
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-06-17

Actualmcnte los analisis de Ia ssnErc haT
demostrado auc un immense numerc dc
personals Sc encuent-an e%lfernas y decaidas
por In falta de hierro en- su sanCre y que
"a causa lie todas suS Intermediates es uni
camentc n faita de hero. Ia Gcfic'encia
en- O. hicrro trastorra Ia sa!ud. hacienda
Que decaiga 81 ORGANISING complete y dc
hiitGndo en- TODD q sistema. Una cara pa
Ida. una disposition nerriosa @ irritable, Il
falta de- fuerza v n imposibilidad 81 cue
Sc encuentra el paciente para cooperar de
marera yicorosa en- 81 trauscurso de Ia vida,
son sp.ialcs ineuuivocas que IN naturaleza
da. dc Que IA sangre Sc Va debI,it2ndo ra-
~pidamcntc a consecuencia de Ia falta de
hicrro. ST listed no esta SECURE del cstado
en- que SC encucatra. ocurra 4 su doctor Y
haga cue 10 examine Su SanEre y &c &c 4 CO.
nccpr las verdade-as condolences de SUI eSta-
do de salud. Yea listed que tanto' puede
trabajar. o que distancia puedc andar sin
~sentirse fdtigado en- scguida tome dos ras-
tillas de cinco granos de Hero NuNadc.
tres veces al die. despues de las coInidas,
durantc dos scmanas. Dcspues haga una
prueba de su .uerza nuevamentc. y yea GUAM
70 es 10 que Ia Ganado. FL Hero Nuxado
purifier la sangre. crea nuevos Elobu!os ro-
jos. fortalece TODD cl ~sisteHaa ncrrioso, vigo-
RIA los tejidos va canSadoS Y ayuda gran
demcnte para 81 resurginiento general de
n fucrza en- TODD el sistemG.
FL Hero Nuxado Sc asimila facilmentc y
no perjuiica la dentadura nj el estonago.
Sus fahricantes garantizan 6xito y salts
faction compIeta a todos los que 10 COM
prcn compromctiSndosc 4 devolver 81 dire
70 en- case contrario. Sc vende en- todas las
boticaS dc priTnera ciaSc.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-06-17
ALAMO IRON WORKS

La mejor prueba de la proSperidad
continue de esta antigua industrial
de San Antonio, que responde al nom
bre que encabeza eStas ~iiueas, Ia
constituye ell hecho de que va han
~principiado a construir una planta
anexa a sus inmensos talleres. que
les costara no menos de seSsnta mil
dollars.
Durante muchos amos han contado
' cuentan con nuy buena parte de
Ia clientele de Mexico, que necesita
de sus productos, Y eI Sr. Holm
green. gerente de la misma, a quien
interrogamos por que siempre conser
vaban sus clientes de Mexico, nos
manifesto 10 Observation-Disclosures
especial cuidado en- despachar eXac-
tamente 10 que Sc nos pide. V aten-
der. absolutamente Ell TODD. hasta
los mas pequenos detalles que Sc re
~lacionen con el beneficio de nuestros
clientes Y con la calidad de nueStros
productos. Nuestro departamento de
empaques. es sin eXageracion. unico
su clase, Y faciIita muchisimo el I'd
Gil transporte de su contenido".
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-06-17
BEATTY AUTO LIVERY.

las GALES de Houston Y st. Mary's.
TeIefono CT. PIP Y CT. 50.
Unico servicio de carros Sedan en-
Is Ciudad. Chauffeurs que hablan
espanol.-Cuota. $3.50 por bora
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-06-17
Los Americanos cue ayuda'
can a los Polaccs, esca-
paron ilesos de KieU

VARSOVLA. JUNO i6.-Todos los a.
mericanos en- Ia region kiev. que fue
invadida por los bolsheviiis en- 81
avancc hacia Ell ~occjdentc. i~ocraron cs-
capar de csc sector y Sc encUentran
saIvos Y sanos ct I'm punto n oesto
de esa plaza segun dice Un despacho
recibido IQuf hoy. A.lgunOS de los ano
ricanos Sc vieron en- muy serio peli@ro.
pero nj fin loGraron cscarar touos.
Dos aviadores del escuadr6n Ko-
sciUSl;o. que forma IA fuerZa aerea in
tegrada p0r voluntarios americanos
cue operan con los pOlacos. fueron ca
Zados poi los bolShevikiS despues de
one su ~aeroplauo Sc hubo perdido, ha-
biendo tenido que hacer IN aterrizage
I'm te-reno Immediate Al en- que so
hallaban los rojos. que los desCuhrie
ron lueso. Los ameriCanos al verse a.
tacados por Ia caballerfa cosaca. hicie
ron uso de sus ametralladoras. logan
contener al enenlIG0. pero cnmpr,n-
al lin que Ia lucha era intlyil,
incendiaron sus aparatos Y huyeron Il
los bosQues cercanos, loGrando por fin
cscarar y reunirse O sus otros COM
DafierOs.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-06-17
EN- ANATOLIA Y LOS
~BALKANESLA GUERRA
ESTA EN- TODD WGOR|
En- Tracia, griegos y turcos
Iuchan encarnizadamente
y en- Albania, Sc ha I'M
ciado la guerra con
ira los italianos

PARIS, -unio 1G-Un dcspcho rcci-
'Ilto no: aQUf, ~procedenre q" la Ana
tolia. dice que las tropas turcas naCio-
nalistas estan atacando a las fcance-
sas en- las cercanias de Heraclea- Otro
despacho dice que las tropas griegas
los rebeldes turcos Sc italian empe-
nados en- ur combate en- 10 Tracia y
que una fuerza griega con ametralla-
6oras, atac6 y dispers6 4 otra turca
en- las c~ercanias &c Kuleli-Burgas
FL ejercito griego de ocupaci6n Ia
expedido varias proclamas en- las que
Sc amenaza con la eiecuci6n sumaria a
todos los turcos rebeldes que sean cap
turados.
A aumentar los disturbios balkani-
cos v;ene ahora IA insurracci6n de los
albaneses contra los ltalianos. Un men
sale procedente de Roma, dice que I'm
fuerte ndcleo de tropas ~albanesas ma
cionalistas. esta reconcentrindose pa
"a un nuevo V vigoroso ataque con-
ira Ell eiercito italiano de ocupaci6n
en- L. Albania Y que de un momento
a otro Sc espera un fue-te combate.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-06-17

LONDRES, JUNO 16.-La noticia de
que los p~olacos recuperaron la plaza
de Kiev Sc ha %publicado aqui hoy pc
70 en- los cfrculos militares no sc da
del TODD credito a Ia version. consi
dcrando mas bien que puede tratar-
Sc de un simple movimiento de propa-
ganda, con objeto de impresionar e in
]fluenciar a los ~funcionar:os ingleses
que estan ahora tratando con el re-
nrescntante del Soviet russo, a fin de
evitar uue Sc reaiicen los tratados pen
dienteS. Una de las razones para du-
OAR de Ia AUTHENTICATED de Ia notlcia.
es Ia de que NADIA Sc dice a csc res
pccto en- las informaciones p~roceden
tes de Varsovia. que de ser cierta aque
Ia version no habrfan dejado de Ian
Ear w al mundo Il buena nuefa.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-06-17
Sc tona unas uocaciones ell
Papa Benedicto.

ROMA. JUNO 16.-PoT ~indicaciones
del mAdico del Vaticano. el doctor IA
tistini. el Papa Bcnedicto que ACADIA
de sufrir un serio ataque de reuma-
t;sno. ha decidido tCmar unaS vacaclo
para descanSar de los arduos ira
baios que lie impone su ministerio.
Sectn el informe medico, Su San
tidad h. venido padeciendo en- estos
Gltimos Gias un ataque de reumatismo.
prnvocado por eNceso &c acido nrico Y
gotta hereditaria. Ell Pontifice tuvo
IN fuerte reuma en- cl brazo derecho.
u necesit6 dc varias inyccciones hi
podhrrnicas Y masaje para volver el mo
y~icliento al miembrO.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-06-17
La Prersa aEemana y la de,
signaci6n del Senador
Harding

BERLIN. JUNO Liza prensa ale
mana comenta de diversas maneras Ia
designation del Senador Harding CO.
candidate por ei Partido RepubL-
.cano a Ia P~residencia de los F.Stados
.Unidos. FL Berliuer T~ageblat, dice que
tai designation no es del TODD desfa-
vorable para AlCmaria, micntras que el
Preussische ZeitunS dice que "en cual-
euler otro pats, 81 gobernador Coolidge
habria sido desiEnado para Fresiden-
te Y e. scnador Harding para Nice-Pre-
sidente" V aEreSa: "pero parece que
desde>que 81 Prcsidente Wilson csta en-
q pcdor. los Estados Unidos Sc han
vuelto antipaticos contra IN nresidcn-
te de intel!Ecncia superior.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-06-17
BARTHCU HACE GRAVES
CARCOS 4 CLEMENCEAU
10 ccusa de ha5er abandona-
do los derechos franceses
en- la Mesopotamia

PAPIS JUNO l6.-En Ia session cele-
hrada nor In Comisi6n de RclaCiOnes
.Evteriorcs de Ia Camara de Diputa-
dos artier. Luis Rarthou acns" al en-
Primer Ninistro Georges Clemcnc"au
de haber abanI = do los derechos de
Francia en- Ia Mesopotamia.
La discussion lego a tomar un ca
racter muy aerio entire NJ. Barthou y
81 Captain Andres Tardieu. que tom6
= su cargo IA dcfcnsa de Clemenccau
Fl Captain di6 lectura a una carta dc
Clemenceau on IA que Sc decfa:
Isl 20 hubiera conocido el valor de
Ia Mesopotamia nuuca Ia hubi"ra a
~bandonado".
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-06-17
LOS ~BOLSHEVIKIS HAN
SIDO EXPULSADOS DE
LA CRIMEA
Las tropas nti-boIsheDikis
del General Wrangel estdn
dominando en- ell sur
de Russia

LONDRES, JUNO 16.-Laa fuerzas
anti-bolshevikis que han venido ope-
rando en- Ia Russia meridional a las
6rdenes del general Wrangel. son due
mas ahora de cast TODD el territorio de
Ia Crimea, Pues segan las ultimas no.
ticias recibidas aqui. ocupan va mas
de 10000 millas cuadradas en- dicha
peninsula y en- IA parte que Sc en-
uentra al norte de ella.
Las mismas fuerzas anti-bolshevi-
ks. que Sc consideran como las su-
cesoras del General Denikine, han es-
tado haciendoles pumerosos prisioneros
los rojos Y en- los ultinlos encuen-
tros habidos e. rumero dc los prisio
neros hechos fue de 500, segun dice
IN despacho de Constantinopla.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-06-17
ASEGURASE QUE KEY,
FUE R~ECUPERADA POR
LOS A
La noticia procede de Cons.
tantinopla, pero los des-
pachos de Varsovia NO.
da dicen q csc respecto

CONSTANTINOPLA, JUNO 16.-Las
tropas polacas que a~bandonaron Ia pla
"a de Kiev antier, ante el empuje, de
Ia ofensiva bolshevili, han recupera-
do Ia capital ukraniana. segun eXpresa
una information recibida aquf hoy y
en- Ia cual Sc asegura que los polacos
en- sus ataques para recuperar esa pla
"a. le hicieron a los rojos considera-
bles bajas. La noticia de la ~recupera-
ci6n de Kiev recibida . rafz de a que
communicable Ia caIda de Ia plaza Ell
poder de los rojos, no ha sido del
TODD acogida aquI con credulidad. So
bre o en- los cIrculos considerados
como anti-aliados.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-06-17
TENGA CUIDADO CON
SU SANGRE.
=. Cuando el Hero disminuye -.
ESTA EN- Pc
LIGRO.

Exactamente 10 mismo que cuando
ell Mercurio baja, listed sabe que va
a helar. De como hacer una prueba
que c~onvenza. =. =. 80.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-06-17
Puerto Palermo euacuado
por les itaIianos.

ROMA, JUNO 16.-Las fuerZas Italia
mas que ocupaban desde hace algur
tempo Puerto Palermo en- Ia costa al
banesa, han evacuado tai lugar. habien
do destruido todas las municiones que
encontraron allf cuaado ocuparon ell
puerto.
Narios barcos de guerra italianos
estan ahora bombardeando Of puerto
de Trionaro. CKhimarra). sobre IA mis-
ma costa albanesa, segun dice IN dcs-
pacho publlCa6o hoy aquf.
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;OUE ES Ell ~REUMATISMO? -.,
lPoR QUE sUFRIR DE EsTA ENFERMEDAD?

cual los linimentos Y lociones no dEn
resultados permanentes, puesto que
no llegan a los germenes, cue Sc
cuentan en- Ia sangre por millones.
S. S. S. ha sido usado ~satisfacto-
riamente para lie reumatismo por es-
pacio de mas de cincuenta amos.
Haga I'd. hoy mismo Ia prueba, con
la seguridad de que esta en- ell ami
no cierto de librarse del terrible reu-
matismo. 81 desea consulta mecica
nara SUI propio case, d~irijase a Chief
Medical Adviser, Swift Specific Co.,
Dept. 43. Atlanta, Ga. CAdv.)
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Los serbios no aceptaH la
moneda oustriGca

VIENA. JUNO 16.-La Comisi6n ats
triaca enviada 4 Belgrade para neso-
ciar con 81 objeto de c~onseguir suhsis
tencias Y otros arttculos. ha inf"-mado
que los serbios no SO mucstran dis
4 aceptar articulos 10 ind's-
pensables. que son los que Austria pue
ofrecerles. asf como que tampoco
aceptan n moncda austriaca 81 que Sc
les ofreci5 ~paGarles los vveres.
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PARA EVITAR EscANDALoS

CIUDAD JUAREZ. JUNO l3.-En
vista de los multiples e~scandalos que
en- estos ultimos dfas Sc han reSistra-
do en- distintas cantinas Y lugares pu"
blicos de la localidad, e~scandalos en-
cuales no han escaseado los IL
ros Ia Presidential Municipal ACADIA
de expedir I'm decreto restringiendo ell
uso de armas de fueso. Todas aquc
las personals que hayan en- su poder
permisos para portar arma deberan
pasar al Municipio a que tales permi
SOS les sean eXaminados, y revalida-
dos. 81 el solicitante reune todo5 los
requisites que la ley exige.