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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-03-08
VENTAS
.ARTICULOS MEXICANOS

Prccio por libra: Ajonjoli Csc;
Ajo nuevo Sac; Chile ChipctIe $1.00;
Pasilla. negro Y mulato imOortadcs
de Mexico. $I.75 Y $3.50; Chile Pi-
sado ancho 4Oc; Chile guajillo 43c;
Pasilla colorado chico S1.00; CANA
ron l;r1p;o grande 45C; Coiaci5n me-
Xicana Ace; Cajetas Celaya 1Oc;
Carne SEGA 55c; Queso blanco 55c:
Canela mexicSna (Ceylan) Csc; Co
mino SOC; CaCahuate tostado 23c;
Chichar~ones frescos 32c; Hab2s PC
Queso de Tuna 23c: Chorizo mexica-
no Ice: Semiila CalabaZa Coo; Gar
barzo Is; Salsa-Mcle lOc botelhta:
Piquin vinagre Zoe; Chicle negro 3Oc;
Hojas tamal &c; Chocolate especial
ACC: Piqui1 extra CSC; bregano 25c;
Molcaietcs SOC, Y zoe; Metate. gran
des 5000; Dulces meXicanos surtidos.
100 pleas Sis: PILONCILLO DE
MONTERREY 90 libra; CanaStas
carrizo cedazoS cerda, Y Glen cosas
mas. Maud2mOs liSta general a soil
citud V hacemoS descuentos en- pod
dos de $1,000 arrlba. las 6rdenes
daben venir con su imporCe complete.
Garautizamos la calidad &c 10 que yea
demos. Pedidos n:
CABEZUD BROS
l410l. ". Commerce St
San antonio, Texas
Sc VENDE restaurant bien cstab,ecido y
acreditaio. pirigir5c = 6SI Austin st tlSI
Sc yENDE. en- naGniiiras condolences. auto
m6vil Rec" } pasaicros. a con;ado o en-
.boros. eutc-umente m5Gicos. OcuEra a ST.
Ramon ?. Elizoado.-@l+ y. Medina St.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-03-08
EMPLEOS.

PORTUNIDAD :-Caba.lero, senoras y Sc
horiiu. Ar.icu.o faci.is:Eio cue iodo nunco
cansune, 10 danos para vender pagai-do nuJ
NIL, COMfS.ON.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-03-08

Sc NECESITA una mVchasha para trfba$o
dc casa en- fam;'ia de cuatro. Oe@Tre :2eFo
q 6l3 Mission St. Nl.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-03-08

C~RATIFTCARE con 5000 Z a persona cue
roe proporciozc iaiormes exac-cs aeerca ie!
pa-adcro de mi he-mnaa Pillar Medina, GUYS
filiRci6n es Ia siguiente: Triguens. 5aja de
etatura, picata de rirueis, bees grante :
lahios gruesos. Ia ecomraha I'm ri"o de
aHoe. de nouibre Ber-srdino Medina. En-
Noyiemhre de aio pasado sa'ieror de Cemen;
City Dallas. Texas. para San Anonio. To
do inforne dirijEse = N. Medina. Box 95.-
Valley Junction, Iowa OBJ
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-03-08

LIE MASQCE hace desapa-ccer cast insean-
t~aaeanea-e las grrugas dejando IN cuts I'm
rHo Y ;e7so. Su prccio cs 500 y Sl.50. La
crema Queen Celeste > dessrrollsdor del
busto, soc = Sl.25. - ereina para massage
"Li!ian's'. see , SL25. e Rcio de Beau
-" 75c. :! Po!vo DepilEtorio "Go-Goae."
Soc. hShiendo que pagan sGemAs e! porte y
Il contribution de guerra. Vendedorcs al
zcayoreo = merudec. Mime. Holland. 22s ".
Commerce St. CT. 81. San Antonio. TeSaa.
Sc atleadsa con pront!rcG is o-deres poF
corrCo.
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PESQUISAS.

G~RATIFICARE con $1,000 4 Ia persona que
49, nr1,orc;o,c iorormcs sxactos acerca de!
Ya-adcro de Ia Sra. Paula GonL&!ez. de So
los de edad. escatu-a aaja y co.or trigueno:
ie ia Srita. Cruz Lopez, de II amos de s9a9.
Mariana Lopez. dc 10 amos de etad- I"do
.!ura,c sobrc csc asuHto. dIrl;ase 4 IRAN
so T6nsz nox 3o5. Somerton. Ariz-20l
~,RATIFICHRE con $500 a n persona q,'e
ne rropvrc.one into-mes cxactos acerca ls'
paradeto dc nj hijo Frarcisco Jimenez' &C
- amos dc edad. de ~estaturs rcGu4aT' %
fn- blanco. oios cafes, oriEinario de Guerra
marc, Guarajuato, Mexico. Touo ln;orT1"
G,ri;ase a "A sonora Maria Camacho Vida re
Jimsa- 1918 Brcaschcr 81. Hou Ton, Tex.
49,.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-03-08

DARE CRATIFICACION n II persona que
me proportions intornes exsctos hcerca del
raradcro de Me,qaiades y Cris;obal Law.
Cuienes en- 1918 Sc cAc0rtraban en- Los AZ
gc,cs. Calf. TODD inforuc sobre este asur-
10. d;ri;ase a Gcnaro LAWN. P. o. Boz %57.
E;o,I,.ja- V / (15l.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-03-08

GRATTFICARE con $500 n 4 persona que me
uroporcione informcs e1actos acerca del ae-
tunI parndero dc Juan Castillo. &c ~ an""
DO edad. ) pies dc ~estatura, color baanco; cara
-edonda, pcctaia china y Ago picado dc -
r,rla. En- 1918 sali6 &c S:andish. No, Ta-a f.
psso. Texas. Todo ;ntorme sobrc 81 par
cular dirfjasc a Sra Petra P. de Garcia. san
dish. no. va.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-03-08

Sc NECESTTA sastrc competence para err
cargarse del DEPARTMENTS dc ?-endas dc So
+c-as. Preferibc ST habla algo de inClts.
TIT ba 10 permanente-Il8-2o y. Santa Kcca
Ave. tJ-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-03-08

FENDO chilpittn del monte seco a soc. libra.
r Pacn;e. los Son Fernando ST.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-03-08

Agen:es tomXran 6rdenes solo leTanoo
nues .ras. Ocurran 4 l26 n. Sana Rosa. t4-6)
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-03-08

RALAHZAS CoMPUTADoRAS au:omsi-
cas- s. vcndea. corp-a1. zanzibar y re-
pa-ur. s. Z EarEis. sos Main Avenue
San Antonio. Texas.
Evening journal., 1920-02-03
HELP LEAP YEAR LOVER PROPOSE
saysEv vknG nGecey,w Somebody Every Day
HOWE BE A ELINGLNG VNE-LESSONNO.f I
By EVELYN cnrllEl.
Most proposed-to Film Lady

aloat IfOpOSeu-lo fllm Lady.
Should a girl help her lover to pro
poser
Can girl help him II she would?
OF course-to both questions Why
not? Marriage is an agreement between
TWO--a meeting OF two minds, which
ls the lawyers definition OF contract
TWO minds can peet most easily when
each WANTS to meet the other half
way It's not only possible, but It IS
positively the duty Of girl who feels
sure she Is loved. and who loves In re-
turn, 20 help HIM TO the point where
their two minds can become one.
What is the best way? That depends
on the type Of man your lover hap
pens 20 be
II he is OF the masculine" type, the
best way IS the old, time-tried, GER
tain and sure way--t0 make him feel
that you are dependent upon HIM
ALONE
No matter what they may say, mas
outline men like the "clinging vine" wo-
man. The whole physical and mental
makeup OF man and woman indicates
that man-the stronger animal IS made
for woman-the weaker one-to de-
pend upon and cling TO.
a woman who would help HER MAN
TO the point Of asking the question
must be ready 10 yield. She must not.
OF course, THRUST herself upon him.
She must not be the asker. But he
must be made to know that when he
does ask the question. she will De ready
to cuddle into his arms and turn her
Evening journal., 1920-02-03
Y. VI. IT. \. NOTES.

The Delaware Jewish Mutual Associ-
alton will give an entertainment to-
morrow evening Ia ih =. VI. II. A. an-
dltorlum Ia honor OF Palestine Week.
For This entertainment the lodge has
engaged Miss Roselao Saflion, leading
soprano Of The Arch Street Theatre OF
Philadelphia, also II. AHrsler. bari
tone OF the same theatre. Besides this
tho audience will be enterlaind by J..
Raymond, cellolst OF the symphony Or
chestra who is 10 De accompanied by
NJ. Schrabner
on Thursday evening The Zionist Or
ganizalion VIII give q free dance 10 all
It's members and members OF The Y. NJ
II. A. and their friends. This treat can
not be fully appreciated unless one is
acquainted with Sol Zabels Orches-
tra, Of Philadelphia, which is booked
20 play for tle evening.
Sunday Is given over 10 the Birth sho-
lem lodge as a Zionist night
Evening journal., 1920-02-03
Two Displays
Preliminary Showing
Of the
New Silks
and
New Georgette
Psi.ted Voiles

-re attracting Tots OF at
tentlon and favorable
comment, You will en-
Joy seeing these and you
can get an idea of the
beauty and daintiness Of
these beautiful weaves in
silk and in fine cottons.
Silks and White Goods
First floor
Evening journal., 1920-02-03
Our Poets Corner
FOR Verses Written Specially for
phe Evening journal.
Full OF Marias and Cys
BY ". /. DOCksTADEM
,'y and Maria 81 by the ore

aat A-A -hNA iH SUI ~ ttAl ttt Q
Planning 70 cut the JOY out OF life
sNi.h thoughts in their noodle how poof
Yankee Doodle
e Again could be slashed by their
knife.
stsez Maria to Cy "The country's gone
.sI dry;
y TO us credit full must be given,
And before we are through wen show
Yankee Doodle-do
That this Is the country 10 live inl'
Sez Cy to Maria, Wen now take q flyer
~ At tobacco, next thing on the listl
Men show tbese old smokers, who
consider us jokers
~ That they'll get a good punch with
IL our fist;
And before we are through. I'll tell
what we will do,
~ Ne'n close theatres and movies as
We'll
Wen get al the poor souls within our
own folds
IS. And save them from going 10 hell
NO more Joy riding, an must be law
abiding.
y And be in bed snoring at eight.
And II any poor jay fails 20 obey
y There's no telling his terrible fater'
This Is no Joke; you viii soon feel the
yoke
II you don't swiftly open your eyesl
Pm telling you. and, believe me, it's
= This country is nn OF Marias and
cys.
Evening journal., 1920-02-03
LINOLEUMS

hardwood
p a
the patern
ISIS
Evening journal., 1920-02-03
APPROVE SPRING CREEK BRIDGE

AZ public hearing az Frederlca on
saturday, attended by aboui nfty per-
sons, the proposed bridge over Spring
Creek was approved, and but slight OBJ
jections were voiced against The pro
posed bridge over Alurderkill creek
The hearing. which was held on apph-
cation OF the state Highway Department
was under The direction Of Major John
f. Concklln, assistant United states en-
gineer.
Evening journal., 1920-02-03

face up to his FOR that nrst kiss that
IS the sweetest in life
Tomorrow Miss Greeley VIII tell how
10 cling TO an old illusion and still
garner a husband This Leap Year.
Evening journal., 1920-02-03
VICTIMS or UOOKWOnM

BOMBAY. Feb. 3 3-Eighty per cent. Of
the coolies employed here are victims
OF the hookworm, according to a gov
ernment report
Evening journal., 1920-02-03
SLIGHTLY BURNED FIGHTING FIRE.

Alfred Hudson, owner OF q feed
store along The Newport pike near
Mil Road was burned about the face
and hands yesterday morning while try
ing 10 save his books from his store
which was aflre. The blaze started In
the rear OF the one-story building and
destroyed IL and the contents entail
ing @ loss OF $4,000
The flames spread so fast that Hud-
son had TO leave the burning building
through a rear window.
Evening journal., 1920-02-03

Watch the Want Ads for good busl-
ness partnerships and investments.
Evening journal., 1920-02-03

houses 10 rent will receive much at
fention II advertised Al once.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1920-07-15
State Third Party Formed.

The executive committee Of the Nom
Partisan League which is West Vir-
gnia'S third party, met at the Chancel-
lor Hotel in Parkersburg Tuesday to
further complete the party organiza-
ton.
The league expects to have a full
ticket in the field, headed by Samuel
b. Montgomery, defeated in the recent
Republican primary, for Governor. |,
IS planned to pick the remainder of
the ticket from candidates on the Re.
publican and Democratic tickets who
are Endorsed by the league. Should
the law not permit the printing of any
candidate on the ballot twice, the
league Intends to run simply the name
OF Samuel B. Montgomery and have
sample boallts printed containing the
names of indorsed candidates dis
tributed to members of the league and
other voters before the date of the
election
A resolution was passed declarin
that as 1t has been charged more than
the legal sum of S4,l25 was spent TO
secure the nomination of Judge
Ephraim Morgan, the Republican nomi-
nee for Governor, that a searching iu-
dicial investigation of the conduct of
the recent primary be made in order
that current statements may be es-
taolished or disproved.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1920-07-15
BOND SALE
OF the $4,000 issue of the Corporation
of Shepherdstown.

vi TIE oo,OUU ISSUE vi tie SOTpOEdtiOii
of Shepherdstown.
Notice is hereby given, as required by
law, that the Undersigned will publicly
offer for safe at the Council Room Of
flee of Treasurer, in said town. on
Thursday, August IL, 1920, at eleven
O'Clock, A. NJ, the duly authorized
80 500 1920 year Coupon Bonds of
said Corporation,
for purchase of the Fire Company
Building, and lot, dated May 1, 1920,
5 per cent interest, payable annually,
to the highest bidder in writing, at not
less than par, for cash. or its equiv
alent in outstanding bonds of said Cor
poration, subject to approval by the
undersigned officers conducting the
sale.
Bids may be submitted for tho
whole issue, or any part Of same, which
will be opened and considered at the
time and place above stated; but the
right is hereby reserved to reject any or
all bids.
J. L. Meyers, Mayor.
Herbert Rogers, Recorder.
Robert Gibson, Treasurer.
July Is, l920-4w
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1920-07-15

Inc conven tions to nominate ill.,
alclai candidates for the Morgan
Jeferson-Berkeley circuit court bench
Will be held in Martinsburg on
August 10th, at which time the two
parties will name their men for the
bench and will also select delegates to
the State convention to be held later,
which Will nominate candidates for the
supreme Court, draft the State plat
form and select the men to be entered
on the ticket in November as electors,
TOT whom the voters actually cast
their votes. On August 3, one week
preceding the general convention, the
various districts Of the counties will
nave their district meeting, at which
they. Will name delegates to the con-
vention on August 10th.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1920-07-15

1T may be that after all the women
will not get vote at the coming pres
idential election. The Louisiana
Legislature has finally adjourned with
out ratifyng the suffrage amendment,
and one State is still needed to make
the measure part of our Constitution.
Tennessee seems to be about the last
hope, and a somewhat forlorn hope at
that Governor Clement of Vermont
has positively refused to call an extra
session to consider the suffrage
amendment.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1920-07-15

THE loot that was stolen from West
Virginia by that farcical suit over those
fraudulent certificates is now being
divided. The report of Robert E.
Scott. special commissioner, fled in
Richmond last week, shows to the
swindled people Of West Virginia how
the swag is disposed Of. The report
awards some 100000 as compensation
to members Of the Virginia debt COM
mission, the services of the commits
sioners being described as OF "the
greatest Importance both to the State
and to the certificate holders"
Among the commissioners, who
will draw $4,000 each for full time
serving since creation OF the body Of
1894, are Congressman II. ID. Flood,
tenth district; Judge William F. Rhea,
of the State Corporation Commission
former Congressman from the ninth
district Henry T. Wickham,, general
counsel OF the Chesapeake and Ohio
Railroad Company; and Colonel
Joeph Button, Virginia insurance COM
missioner, who has served continuous
ly as secretary OF the body.
Randolph Harrison, of Lynchburg,
who served as a member of the COM
mission and also as attorney, is allow
ed an additional Sl5O.OOO. William
A. Anderson, of Lexington, gets $751;
600 for services. Double that amount
goes to the heirs Of Holmes Conrad OF
Winchester for like services. Heirs OF
John B. Moon, Of Charlottesville, a
former chairman of the commission,
are allowed S37, 800 for the legal SER
wees rendered, in additional to the
pro rata share of teh compensation for
his services as a member of the com
mission before his death.
The report of Commissioner Scott
further shows that though the ex-
penses of the case amount to 81 ,094,-
01660, those who hold the bonds will
receive from 7l.S to $50 per cent of the
face value of their holdings. Some of
the bonds were bought for 5 cents on
the dollar in 1894. OF the Sl3,5OO,OOO
mulcted from West Virginia, the State
of Virginia gets only S664,06l.87. All
the balance goes to the attorneys and
lawyers and clerks and SPECTATORS.
Isn't it rotten!
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1920-07-15

State OF West Virginia. County of Jefferson.
], Jos. II: Trout, Cashier OF the above named bank
do solemnly swear that the above statement is true
to the best of my knowledge and belief
JOS. II. TROUT, Cashier
M. II. CRAWFORD,
GEO. f. TURNER.
J. STRlDER MOLER.
Directors.
Subscribed and sworn 10 before me this 18th day
Of July. 1920.
HARRISON SCHLEY. Nota airy Public.
My Commission Expires May 10. 1928
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1920-07-15

1T is apparent that John Wanna
maker, the great merchant prince of
Philadelphia, has grown old graceful
ly. Last Sunday he celebrated his SD
birthday, taking dinner with his son in
Atlantic City. To a newspaper man
who felicitated him him on his birth
day Mr.. Wanamaker said:
"To me the world seems a more
beautiful place every day. believe
almost all of the people are endeavOr-
ing to do right things. Sometimes it
is necessary TO learn the lesson Of mis-
takes by bitter experience. Ii is a
long road without any turning, and
sooner or later a man on the wron'
turnpike will tire Of paying the tolls of
wrongdoing and he will listen to
conscience and reason and find the
better way. | do not know that have
ever found man who was all bad"
Thus speaks a philosopher who,
after a long and busy and useful life,
can still see good and beauty in the
word in which he himself is still play
ing a noble part.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1920-07-15

SOME Of the progressives who left
the Republican party during the past
eight years are coming back into the
fold. 1t is probably Because they are
tired Of being regarded as black sheep,
for there is no change in the attitude
of Senator Penrose and his fellow re-
dictionaries that could appeal to them
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1920-07-15

In Morgan county, where there seems
TO be continual pickering ana quarrel
ing among the people, Judge |. M.
woods has just decided against a num-
Der OF petitioners who demanded re-
novai OF members of the county court.
whom they charged with inconvenience
extravaganza, misrepresentation of
funds, etc The petitioners are dis
mayed to lind themselves responsible
Tor the costs in the case amounting TO
some $500.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1920-07-15

PUBLIC announcement has been
made by Senator Hiram Johnson that
he will support the Republican ticket
without reservation. This will ease
Senator Harding and his friends con-
siderably.
Senator Johnson, we have no doubt,
is a genuine patriot; but we are equal
ly sure that he is at the same time a
real politician.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1920-07-15

Poison oak and ivy lotion on sale at
Owens drug store.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1920-07-15
Report of the Condition of
The Farmers Bank OF
SbepherdstoWn,

Shepherdstown, w. Va,
in the State OF West Virginia at the close of business
June 80. 1920.
Bank first began business 1906.
Resources
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1920-07-15

SOME of the unwise leaders of the
Republican party are starting very
dubious plan of campaign, which if
persisted in will probably prove to be
considerable of a boomerang and hurt
them more than it will harm the DEM
ocratic nominees. One attack is upon
Governor Cox because he was divorced
from his first wife and later married
again, and efforts are being made to
bring personal discredit upon him
Certain New York papers are digging
up articles which have been printed in
the newspapers that he controlled and
are trying to belittle him by distorting
their meaning and sentiment as 70
public questions.
is the criticism of Senator Penrose of
Philadelphia, who declares that Gov.
erlor Cox's nomination was brought
about by Tammany Hall and was a
"surrender to the corrupt and dis
REF ltable extremists of the party" We
cannot find good word to say about
Tammany ourselves, but when a rep
reSentative Of the rotten Pennsylvania
gang attempts to criticise any other
political organization the pot and the
Kettle re both crowded of of the map.
1T Senator Penrose doesn't know it,
we 90 not mind telling him that he is
regarded as about the most odous
specimen of politician that this country
has known since Senator Quay passed
on.
The fact that our Republican friends
Ire relying upon personalities indi-
'ates that they are afraid to take up
he real issues of the campaign.
ALTHOUGH Mr.. Harding, the Re-
publican presidential nominee. was
ca'!ed upon to use his good Offices to
&C.. sam b. Montgomery off the guber-
material track in West Virginia, the lat
ter still remains firm in his belief that
ne was really nominated for Governor
and in his determination that he will
stand for his rights. This is bad
enough for the organization, but still
more trouble is in sight Col Gross
cup. who was also an asprant for the
Rer uolican nomination, is quoted as
saying that he cannot and will not SUD
port Judge Morgan, who won on the
race OF the rotten returns. He saws
that his private character was shame
FULLY attacked by Grant P. Hall. Judge
Morgan's manager, and that in the pri-
mary campaign the rules of decency
ana FAIR play were so outrageously
transgressed that he and his friends
feel under no obligation to support the
benehciaries of these methods.
We honestly believe that both
Colonel Grosscup and Mr.. Monteomer,
are right. And although we REGARD
Judge Morgan as a man Of character
and ability, and impute to him no par,
IN the scandalous conduct Of the cam.
paign which gave him a maiort.
spring, at the same time he is in n wa,
responsible for the acts of his friends
who were so recklessly regardless oil
law and morals in managing his cam.
paign. 1t would be better for the
party, and most certainly vastly better
for our State at large, if there shoull
be stern and uncompromising con.
domination of the colossal frauds ir
certain section of Wst Virginia which
have furnished the political reputation
Bogalusa enterprise and American., 1920-05-13

ATTEMPTED ROBBERY
Burglars attempted to enter the
store Of Tefe Haik on Pleasant Hill
Bogalusa enterprise and American., 1920-05-13
SHOW STARTS AT 1850

TONIGHT, Thursday, May 1S-
Peggy Hyland in "Black Shadows,
also a scream of a two-reel comedy
"a Roaming Bath Tub. 15 and II
cents.
rKIDAY-'Every Woman" bene
fit of Y. w. C. A. 20 and SO cents
plus tax. Tickets now on sale. !.
SATURDAY-Wallace Reid II
"The Lottery Man." extra good fea
ture; also a good Swo-reel comedy
Is and 25 cents. ,
MONDAY-"The Silent Avenger,
No. 6; also Forest Rivals." " 10 ane
20 cents. Matinee 3:15 p. M, II
and Is cents.
TUESDAY - Owen Moore in
Sooner or Later" and Bill Parsons
in a good comedy. 15 and 25 cents.
WEDNESDAY - Stuart Black
ston. DAWN" an excellent six-reel
special; also q good comedy. 10 and
25 cents.
Coming May 81, William Hart in
John Petticoats." Is and 70 cents
Bogalusa enterprise and American., 1920-05-13

allegory Of life and its temptations
is acted by an extraordinary cast Of
players. The role Of EverywOman is
played by Violet Heming, a beautiful
actress, well known on the stage and
the screen. Monte Blue has the part
Of Love, Wanda Hawley is Beauty,
and Theodore Roberts is Wealth.
Others in the company include Mar
garet Loomis, Mildred Reardon, Bebe
Daniels, Irving Cummings, Raymond
Hatton, Noah Beery, Charles Ogle,
and Tully Marshall. The picture was
directed by George H. Melford and
is released as a Partmount-Artcraft
photoplay.
Bogalusa enterprise and American., 1920-05-13
BETTER GO SLOW
ON FALSE ALARMS

1t may look exciting to see one of
the mooern fire trucks of this city
going at fast rate of speed to an
swer false alarm, but the alarms
are becoming so frequent here lately
that the police are to take action.
Those who send in false alarms per-
haps do not realize the danger which
citizens and the fremen encounter in
answering alarms.
Firemen take their lives in their
hands every time they answer an
alarm and those who have been in
the habit of sending in these false
alarms may as well expect to be fined
before Judge OFT unles sthe practice
is brought to a sudden halt.