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El Nuevo mexicano. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1890-1958, 1920-07-29

Eagle Pass, Julio SS. francisco
villa el famoso bandolero. Sc rindio
ncondicionalmente despues de una
conferencia que dur0 toda "a noche
con el Gen. Eugenio Martinez, co
mandante de Ia zona militar dc 'r0l
rre6n. segin los despachos recibidos
aquf por el consul mexicano
Villa yolyera la vida privada.
Sc dice que ha habido .festeios &C.
neraIes por todo Mexico.
No Sc sabe cuales hayan sido las
condolences impuestas para que Sc
rindiera, aparte de que volvera a Ia
vida privada,
Durante los nltimos dias ha habido
noticias de que villa estaba en- me-
gociaciones por telegrafo con el Pre-
El Nuevo mexicano. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1890-1958, 1920-07-29
villa lRA "A MEXICO

VILLA IRA A MEXICO
Ciudad de Mexico. Julio 27.-Tele.
granas muy cordiales han sido cam
biados hoy entire francisco villa y el
General Eugenio Martinez, 5ate de
operaciones do Cuahuila Nuevo
Leon, nuien esta en- arreelos para
los terminus de Ia rendicion del jefe
rebelde, seg0n anuncios recibidos de
Torre6n en- esta ciudad.
Dirigiendose q villa como "esti-
mado general, Martinez Ie telegra-
flo desde Torre6n diciendo que llega-
RIA a Sabinas para tener una confe-
rencia v no dejarfa de hacer todo 10
possible para c0nsegulr para villa y
sug seguidores los elementos progre-
sistas de Mexico. Martinez termina
ICON un abraz0 fraternal," villa con-
test0 que esperaba Martinez para
darie un abrazo de todo coraz6n, y
SO firma como 'su amigo
Sc anunci6 en- la oficina del Pre-
sidente Provisional de la Huerta, que
probablemente villa lIegarfa a Ia
ciudad de Mexico dentro de tres dfas
para ponerse q "a disposition del pre-
sidente
El Nuevo mexicano. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1890-1958, 1920-07-29
LAS MEDALLAS.
VICTORIA
IMPoRTANTE A Los MiEMeRos
De Ia LEGION AMERICANA v
SoLDADos RETiRADOs.

Los jovenes que prestaron sus ser
vieios en- la Ultima guerra pueden ha-
Ger sus aplicaciones por la Medaila
de Victoria. Ed O. Tafoya. CONAN
dante de Ia Legion Americana anun-
clio aver que 81 secretario de Ia ar
mada encargado de liennr las aplica-
clones esta ahora en- Ia ciudad.
Dice el anuncios secretario
De campo de Ia armada esta ahora en-
las salaa de Ia Cruz Roja desde las
$50 a. n hasta las 400 D. n, con
el FIN de llenar los blaneos de apli.
cacion para las medallas Victoria
para eertlficar los papeIea dc descar-
20, Traiganlos. firmen sus aplica-
clones y lldvense sus papeies luego.
Todns los que han entregado sna
papeles de descargo > Ed. G. Taloya.
favor do yenir a Las eaias de Ia Cruz
Roias flrmen Il hlanc0 y racoian sua
papeles de deacargo. por favor
ED G. TAFOYA. Coute. de Poata.
El Nuevo mexicano. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1890-1958, 1920-07-29

lsidente De Ia Enerta Ell la Ciudad
De Mexico y con el General Martinez
Las negociaciones finales con el Gral
Martinez fueron personales,
Las noticiaA de Ia Fendici6n de vi
liza incluyen tambien ID noticia dc
que tenfa de 800 1000 hombres con
81, y que neaos que pudiera obte.
Iner arregl0s satisfactorios, seguiria
con sn guerra SIN cuarteI.
villa ha sido restaurado a la ciu-
dadania volyera residir en-. Chi
huahua segun Sc sabe. Tambien Sc
le dara una anualidad por q gobierno
mexicano y sus hombres ademas
de restaurarIos Ia ciudauan1a Sc
les daran terrenos de labranza
El Nuevo mexicano. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1890-1958, 1920-07-29
la CONVENTION
Republican,

La Convention Republicans de rs
tado tendra lugar probablemente el
d1a Z de Septiembre, seg0n las mott
cias recibidas aquf aver. III Juez
George r. Craig, de Albuquerque, ha
enviado cartas los miembroA de Ia
comisi6n republican, del estado de la
cual es presidente. preguntandoles 81
consideran propia la fecha de sep
tlembre Z para la Convention.
La convention Sc verificara en- Al
buquerque. FL lugar de reunion Sc
decide en- Ia junta de la comtsion
central que tnvo lugar en- la prima-
vera, pero Ia fecha se dej6 q dlacre-
cion de dicha comision. En- Ia comi-
sion, ademas del Juez Craig. estan
Eduardo Otero. de Los Lunas, Secnn-
dino Romero de Las Vegas, X. y.
Btirsum, de Socorro, y Thomas Hugh
es de Albuquerque.
El Nuevo mexicano. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1890-1958, 1920-07-29

Afenas. 1allo ~ El fsaY tlelsn.
9fe hlso AoT sa formal eatrada en
Atgiantnofis cen So tToEaE. Fienso
atiaaiad1 en foaas partea pr - -.
bsaetaa Nfi4na
<an8a q cefanei 1HfsF TsY4F -
isfs naFig1AiIsss hag6 - AeTaptfe
~ q s4tafe - lt n1tsn1 = Hasft
eiaa F4ritit = ~ sFieeas - claassa
a@sasnsa ID elAlsFn folFeassoa arsa
ait Haa tfeN&4 nafa peFHlsif aee -
tfsfaa - 4sissas Sc @ss FoHt1tte
y ~ nsia t ssfs lfe491 - -
eas - slH4|exN eae itE - Neee
~ 8. y ll.Ela
El Nuevo mexicano. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1890-1958, 1920-07-29
su pRocRAMA.

lima ley de elecciones
para primarias.
2ReyIsion de las leyes de
tasaci6n del estado de manera
que Ia tasaci6n sea igual para
todas las personas y classes de
propiedad.
Sim cuerpo impartial para
el manejo de los terrenos pn-
blicos.
Cesi6n de terrenos publi-
COS al estado por el gobierno
federal.
s. Un sistema complete de pre-
supuestos.
6-Mejoramiento de las es-
cuelas publioas y de las insti-
tuciones de ensefianza del Es-
tado.
7-Arreglo de las diferencias
entire el capital y el trabajo.
s-Economias y abolici0n de
los 6estinos superfluos.
9-Ayuda los ex-soldados.
El Nuevo mexicano. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1890-1958, 1920-07-29

A ios pretldentes de- precinto %
lea supllea que lnviien 4 todas las
para0nas de- sdaa legal para yoiar.
gue deseen sopQrtaF ~ principles del
rartido democrats. sln impoftar al
iiaeiunea de parfia1. qnra Que lpmen
paris 80 dichns rrfcayiaa las asaO
ras daisgadas pnefen. ser eieesas .
- cpnxeneiuaes de eondado dei
saia1o.
las rFeaHneiAies a. lo'1us i9a dele
enea4 : = sleAa eerssaci8n - esaa.
e. sqai14iaf arisa toainssa. aete.
fta e1fsf 80 nsaees 6si ssefeiarie A.
Is e8assisa EfatHf tn1eF1tfee tel
eslafs - kNs Neft4 Nesgo MaHife.
s3 Eslss 81 ~ - 8e ANeass. tH4e
- tFs2Iea e. ssssatps : 8 eea.
snarlso e. ss1ste - - le<tteFaa
s11reofs ts1ntn - leasaa FFfsa1as
- sess feslaeles e. sostt4e ~
= estl 81 8stsfs4p eets re etse
Asf4 asa fssea e. b aamt
$50 esslHas 1eFza fsl s4laf9
"a & e H fa f44
AsNse - = isf a. tas fasss tFs4
- Hs - : t s f4rts 80
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El Nuevo mexicano. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1890-1958, 1920-07-29
SALEM THoPAs PARA La
RAlA CALIFORNIA.

Mexicali. Baja California, Julio 2g.
Tres mil soIdndos federaIes mexi-
canos eslan en- cainino para Ia Baia
California segdn los infornles recibl-
dos por' Esteban Cant0, g0bernador
del dlafritO norta de IA rsafa CaIIfor-
mia, qnien recibi6 avlsos De aun ami.
gos en- IA cindad de Mexico en- Man
zanillo.
El Nuevo mexicano. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1890-1958, 1920-07-29
la CONVENC|ON DEMOCRkT|CA de
ESTADO Sc REON|RA EN- LAS VEGAS


/ Sc ha expedido recientemente la
llamada para Ia convention demo-
crata que Sc tendra en- Las Vegas Ell
"a de Agosto proximo, cuya llamada
fue expedida por Arthur Seligman.
presidente de la comisi6n central de-
m6crata del estado La fecha qued6
fijada en- Id convention habida en-
Roswell cuando Sc nombraron los de-
legados que habfan de If a san
Francisco, pero Ia llamada formal
Sc hizoz recientemente
La lIamada es como sigue:
Una convention deni0crata del es-
tado es por Ia preaenta llamada
verifioarse en- la casa de Opera de la
cludad de Las Vegas. Nuevo Mexico.
el dfa "a de Agosto. 1920, las 2 de
Ia tarde de dicho dfa. para Ell propo-
sito de poner en- domination los cam
didatos para las sigaientes oficinas
Tres candidates para electores pre-
sidenciales.
I'm candidate para representante
en- el sewagesimo septimo congreso
de los Estados Unidos, y candidates
para las siguientes ofIcinas del esta-
do:
GobernadoF.
Juez de la Corte supremn.
Comisionado de Terrenos pdblicos.
Miembro de Ia comision de corpo-
raciones del estado.
Secretarto de estado.
Tesorero del estado.
Auditor del estado.
Procurador general
Superintendent de instruction pn-
blica.
Teniente gobernador.
FL presidente de la comision cen
.ral de condado de cada condado en-
u estado esta por la presente auto
-izado Sc le suplica de lamar
'ronto spa conversation de condado
, de arreglar por una eIeccion prima-
Ia en- lsu copdado, para eI fin de es-
ioger los deIegados Ia convention
lei estado en- la cuaI la representa-
ion de los diversos condados serA
l1,..o afo4r1
El Nuevo mexicano. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1890-1958, 1920-07-29
gUNTA IkspoaTANYE DE Ia
LEGION AMERICANA

Tina iunta mny lmpoFiante De "a
PoatA No. 1. Montoya y MontoYn. de
"a Legion Atnnficana. hefA teuida "a
IL Armerta. Il 1unyoe. - de Julio.
= iss 5 te D. -. Todo9 ios mlemSrea
de Il leGion , todoa los qae elFviefan
en "A euerfa Qneaan enplifadpa ur
Reaismente ae n8itl kn & I,Akt3.
"a. c0msntanta a. a Ppsla
El Nuevo mexicano. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1890-1958, 1920-07-29
Los PoLAcos Sc slcuEN RETI
RANpo EN- ToDA IA LiNEA

Warsaw. Julio Eliza retirada de
los polacos contin1a q 10 largo de to
da Ia Inca, segdn las litimas n0li.
ciaa recibldas aquf. Las noticias dc
fuenie Bolsheviki indican que 6stos
inteutan ocupar EnwaiKy. 50 millaa
Al noroeste de Grodno. , Blnlystock,
fs milas a sudoeste de Crodno, anses
de que empiece el ormissieio Que de.
bera princlplar 81 viernsn 20.
El Nuevo mexicano. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1890-1958, 1920-07-29

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a e a Ints - lsaF
Nas tfs5s 80
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f - Is Ma ~ ~
El Nuevo mexicano. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1890-1958, 1920-07-29

1seg lnaSea. ; lsH "a a naaAana
* seflfle0 e - Cain4fat "A mica e
aaasefs9fia ~ a S1fesaso ~ atas
tss Haafo N&NEfI k9Nseass. n46Fe
81 ~ paAin Hfn1rI14E. eWblta1e e.
arNt d1selaan - Ha&4a M2aeel
sssl4as tAaees en nssa sln4s4 a
1so ~ 1875
El Nuevo mexicano. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1890-1958, 1920-07-29
|EL eoBERnApoR cANTu De la
IsAJA CAT foRNIA Sc REeELA

Ciudad do Mexico. Julio 2S-E Co
ronel Esteban Cant1. gobernador de
la Baja California, esta en- rebellion
alberta. segnn ha declarado GiIbert0
!Valenzuela, subsecretariO del inte-
rior- La iinpOrtancia del movimien-
70 parace ser insignificante y el go
bierno' esta en- pcsisi0n de dominar
Ia situacI0n muy pronto.
El Nuevo mexicano. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1890-1958, 1920-07-29

81 0obernador Larraxolo neg6 aver
Il rumor que ha circulado pfofusa.
menle De qua hahia cnmbiado % ~
eldencia a n6rnallilo. condado De San
dcgai Kxpllc6 que 80 aehora enpoaa
habla ido ALA de yiHiin mlenraa aa
ileFa . cabo 81 ffahnlo Dc derofaeiea
en 4 mansidn eiecutire
El Nuevo mexicano. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1890-1958, 1920-07-29
LARRAzoLo CANDIDATE.


FL Gobernador Larrazolo ha arr0ja-
do su sombrero en- Ia arena de com
bate, anunciando que intenta abendo-
mar su practica de no levantar la ma
no para consaguir su denomination,
La decision del Gobernaor Sc anun-
clio despues de una conferencia ha-
bida la semana pasada entire una
veintena mas de republicanos pro-
minentes de todas parties del estado
que Sc Yerific en- la mansion del eje-
cutlvo. Dijo el Gobernador que la
session habfa tenido por obieto dis
cutir las condolences polfticas, y que
Sc habfa convenido que anunciaria
su candidatura
PRocRAMA De PRlNclPIos.
III sabado Sc pubIico un programa
de principles que eQuivale una pla-
taiorma personal, al anunciar 10 cans
dldatura del Sr. Iarrazolo para Ia re-
nomination como gobernadors en- Ia
pr6xima convention que Sc reunira
en- Albuquerque fines de Agosto 0
principles dc Septiembre.
FL programa contiene nueve clau-
sulas, incluyendo declaraciones en-
favor de una ley de primarias direc-
tas, revision del sistema de tasaci0n
del estado, un sistema de presupues-
tos. el suprimir las oficinas super
fluas. Ell dar ayuda los que pres
taron sus servicios en- Ia guerra a
todas estas reformas dedicara el Co
hernador todas sus energfas.
La declaration empieza con el a.
nuncio formal de Ia intenci6n del Co
bernador de ir en- poz de IL renomi-
naci6n, como resultado de Ia confe-
rencia hablda 81 iueves de Ia semana
pasada en- Ia noche entire los leaders
republicanos del estado. pesar, Co
mo dice el Gobernador, de que nunca
antes ha pedido destinos pdblicos y
de que habfa aIimentado Ia esperanto
de que nunca So 10 llamarfa para que
fuera candidate otra yez.
Al describir los principles por los
cuales trabaiara en- su candidatura,
dice 81 Goburnador que Ia adopci0n
de las primnrlas dIrectas se ha con.
yertldo en- una necesidad ureeute.
Iueeo Sc decIara como en- favor del
sufraelo femenino. En Ia primaria
aiirecta dehfa exteuderse q 10 menoa
al eacogimlento de candidates para
los p1estos del condado. municipaIes
iegisiatlsoa. asf como deiesadoa
las conyeuciones De estado.
RefIrssndose a "a Fewlsi6n al sis'
tena de aseaanienlcs. Il Cobafnador
indlca Il nUmbramicnfo Dc ans 60
minl6n para que hnEa una iaresfisn-
cl6n del alaema. inciuysndn a a.
nacion de lan minas. y dine qse a a
informs deacubre daeiEnai1adea Q e
,uafones. q lntlslln4 ~ qes e 60
rriisn. Dice qae eait en iasef q
u1a disirisueiop tasfa y saasiatift
80 las iAensionee aa iodha eiAxsa
AZ feeisraaa - faser e. sra ee
ralsita iu1aFrsA sara 3. maaeia e
ios tefTeaat ptalsena. 9ice 4ee ~ -
lenss harer sipsttn 3 natie. sses eaa
rfen aaa a tiNa a. eam,saaes ~
~ nfa ffolto ee4si4 sla s&terEa
=, ke ~ osa = c1nt.e EHcstlia
- srsle aea eeEis1ea e1Neiia
sIaaak sae i4M4 81 te8tss rts
eenA
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El Nuevo mexicano. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1890-1958, 1920-07-29

4 f4a fflt tses
A. testa.SI416 saI&ta enstts -
saha tl fess4 - s 4fts
M 4
gH
~ es A. f28 tss
Middletown transcript., 1920-10-02
Light and Airy CoIors Is Predic.
ton for Season.
Designers Are Endeavorlng to Elimi.
nate Lines Which Will Give
Wearer Broad Appearance.

Tea time In fashionable places Is
most fascinating hour this time OF
the year, as we are all tired OF sport
clothes and this affords an opportunity
IF seeing something decidedly new In
little afternoon frocks. according to a
fashion authority.
1t is going to continue to be fall
season Of light airy colors-cream
lace for afternoon wear and black
lace for evening wear-Quite the re-
verse Of what we have been accus-
toned to.
A charming frock worn at tea by
blonde miss was deep ecru pussy Will
low taffeta and an overdress OF hsh-
net lace in cream color. A wide rib
bon girdle with immense bow and
streamer ends In the back was OF wide
ribbon In light tobacco brown. The
whole dress carried three tones of the
lighter shades of brown beautifully
blended. The hat worn was one OF
the newer models, a medium-sized
rolling brim. It was brown duve-
tyn, beautifully hand embroidered In
several oriental shades. The crown.
semi-Tam O'Shanter effect, was OF Sill
yer metallic embroidery trimmed on
one side with a soft bow Of glossy
brown satin ribbon.
Black lace certainly reigns supreme
for semievening affairs.
Whether q coat is long or short,
wide or narrow at the bottom, or a
wrap of conservative rich velvet or
any other popular material, the de-
signers are endeavoring to eliminate
any lines which will give the wearer
a broad appearance.
The majority of suit coats are al
most knee length. many unbelted and
slightly flaring at the bottom. but not
rippled, although few show pointed
insets Of contrasting materials.
One suit was most novel. showing a
cape instead Of a coat. The skirt was
made on plain, straight lines, the ma
terial being rusty gold-colored duve-
tyn, the bottom finished with FIVE
inch band of the same material in dull
delft blue duvetyn and around the
bottom was band Of the gold-colored
duvetyn put on underneath as fac
ing and it had no other lining. The
large draped collar was Of the same
material as the skirt proper.
Suit collars generally are not as
large as last season. The choker types
coming in strongly, especially If made
Of fur, are pulled through loop, gf7-
Middletown transcript., 1920-10-02
Popular Garment Promises to Flour
ish az Never eefore-0resses
and Gowns Passe.

Dresses and gowns are utterly
passe. But If milady feels that such
garments have their place in the fall
wardrobe. she must see to It that her
0ne-piece gown Is so camouflaged that
It appears as a separate skirt and
blouse, for fashion DEGREES that
blouses shall flourish as never before
in this coming season.
Manufacturers and retailers explain
this fad as another broadsfde It fash
ion debating Paris. For Paris has
long shifted at the American inven-
tion of separate skirt and waist.
New York women have hailed the
blouse year with delight. The avenue
shop windows are full Of these up
pers" Of all kinds and prices. The
slip-on blouse continues to be first in
popularity, while bolero and tie-back
effects are very good. The long tunics
Middletown transcript., 1920-10-02
Paris Style orlglnators Plan Smart
Attire-corsets Are Only
Slightly Curved.

According to the fashion experts Of
Paris. the 'molded frock" Is among
the smartest Of the new fashions. But
by ''molded" we do not mean a re-
vival of the "hour glass" fgure-that
unnatural over-emphasizeC fashion
which made women look as though
they had been poured into their clothes
and then left to harden. Nine. Mag
nier. the famous corset maker Of
Paris, announces that corsets will be
.only slightly curved. following the
natural lines" And from that we
rather that the frocks viii tend In
the same direction.
And several Of these 'molded
frocks" have already been seen at the
opera, worn by the smartest society
leaders of Paris. The corsage is
straight across the top. supported BY
q strand Of brilliants or perhaps a
narrow silver ribbon, and the tissue
Middletown transcript., 1920-10-02
FASHIONS IN BRIEF

Jet is much used with tulle.
Dolman coats are trimmed with two
toned braid.
Smart hats for children are Of tat
feta and satin.
Coat sleeves are often kimono style,
wide and long.
Tams and closely draped turbans
will be worn this fall.
Ladder stitching is effective on
white lingerie blouses.
French hats are elaborately trimmed
with ribbons and feathers.
One of the very popular styles Of
the coming season is the redingote
type dress.
Some of the newest bathing sandals
are merely soles, with two sets of
bright colored ribbons laced about the
ankle to hold them on.
Upon dresses of all varieties which
are not subjected to tub cleansing raf-
fla Is used. Satin and serge especially
lend themselves to this sort of en-
broidery.
Pile fabrics such as duvetyn, plush
and velours abound, and leading col
ors are gray, brown, taupe. and navy.
Novelty color favorites seem to be hec-
tic tomato hues and turquoise blue.
A new millinery model particularly
becoming to brunette has circlet Of
ostrich feathers in attractive shades
Of bronze and green and blue, over
which falls lace veil in tete de negre.
Black marquisette has been success
fully introduced as a substitute for
chiffon and georgette. One frock Of
this material is a series of narrow
tucks and plaits which are repeated in
blouse, sleeve and skirt.
Middletown transcript., 1920-10-02
BOCHEE'S SYRUP

A Harmless Soothing, Healing Remedy
for Coughs and Colds.
Here is remedy for coughs, colds.
bronchitis, throat irritation. and espe
cially for lung troubles, that has beer
sold all over the civilized world IL
many thousands of households for the
last f1fty-four years. Its merits have
stood this test Of time and use, and
surely no test could be more potent
or convincing. It gives the patient
with weak and inflamed lungs good
nights rest, free from coughing, with
easy expectoration in the morning.
Try one bottle. accept no substitute.
For sale by all druggists and dealers
1n medicine everywhere.-Adv.
Middletown transcript., 1920-10-02
INVENTIVE GENIUS
ROBS CAL0MEL OF
NAUSEA and DANCER
Doctors Favorite Medicine Now
Purified and Refined from All
Objectionable Effects. "Calo-
1.-THE New Name.

What will human ingenuity do ne1t?
Smokeless powder, wireless telegraphy,
horseless carriages, colorless iodine, taste
less quinine,-now comes nausealess calo-
mel. The new improvement called "Calo.
tabs" is now on sale at drugstores.
For biliousness, constipation and indf.
gestion the new calona tablet is a Prac.
the fact that the manufacturers have au-
thorized all druggists to refund the price
If the customer is not s'perfectly delighted"
with Calotabs. One tablet at bedtime with
swallow of water-that's all. No taste,
no nausea, no gripping, no salts. BY morn
ing your liver is thoroughly cleansed and
you are feeling fine. with hearty appe.
tite. Eat what you please-no danger-go
about your business.
Calotabs are not sold in bulk. Get an
original package. sealed. Price, thirty-
Eve ccntS-(adv.)
Middletown transcript., 1920-10-02
Blouse in Favor for Autumn

and Russian models are in the minor
ity, although this past season effect II
partly carried out by the moyen age
blouses. which ft the figure like a
tight bodice or basque to the hips and
then flare out over full plated or
gathered skirt. The old style tucked
in hlouses are so completely out Of
the running that skirts hive been
sewed to inner camisoles over which
the blouse Is worn.
Another quaint exception to the over
model is the stern 1860 blouse. These
are fashioned Of heavy silk, tightly
fitted to the body and button primly
up the center front, way to the ears.
A great majority Of the Fifth avenue
blouses are fairly opulent with color
and material. Their purpose in life
is to liven up the rather dull fall suits
and coats. Fav0rite shades are
reseda, green. rust and chow-brown,
peacock and turquoise blue. mahogany,
canary, henna and black and white.
The latter combination, especially. ia
having heavy run.
Middletown transcript., 1920-10-02
NEW FALL STYLES,

ing double-breasted effect, but on
capes they appear very large and
draped quite full. whether made of
fur or material.
While set-in sleeves predominant.
many are showing the kimono and
wrap style. Raglan or semiraglan
with a single seam In the back or
front. or one piece are also found. The
bell-shape bottoms are not neglected
! this season.
Middletown transcript., 1920-10-02
Dryjno Decanters.

An excellent and quick method for
drying the inside Of decanters. vinegar
bottles, etc. which are in daily use :
After washing out thoroughly with hot
water, turn upside down and allow
very hot water to run over the out
side about minute. This dries the
inside quickly without leaving marks.
Hold them under the hot water tap.
This method has been known to be
lsed for years without a mishap. For
IL bottles dry out with twisted tissue
arex-Exchange.
Middletown transcript., 1920-10-02
GOOD GROCER -. ]:
GOOD MEDICINE
An East Nashville Grocer Says Ho
Has Used Black -Drauoht for
Years, Whenever Troubled
with Torpid Liver.

EAST Nashville, Tenn.-'You ask me
about Black-Draught. It IL without
doubt the best liver medicine made.
and I don't believe I could get along
without It," declared Mr.. w. n
Parsons, recently.
Mr.. Parsons, who Is q prominent
grocer at 243 North First street, says
further: II take it (Black-Draught)
for sour stomach. headache. bad Liver.
Indigestion, and all other troubles that
are the result Of a torpid liver. ]
have known and used it for years, and
can and do highly recommend it to
every one. I won't 60 to bed without
It in the house. It will do all 1t claims
to do. can't say enough for it"
Thedford's Black-Draught. which
has been in successful use for more
than 20 years, is medicine especially
adapted to the treatment Of many
liver troubles. It has proved helpful
to thousands and thousands Of per.
sons suffering from stomach and liver
complaints. and should be helpful to
you.
Black-Draught Is easy to taFe and
has not the bad after-effects, 50 COM
mon with many mineral drugs
Most good druggists sell it.-Adv.
Middletown transcript., 1920-10-02
Wasted Effort.

Vice Presidential Candidate Cool
fdge was commenting on a rival politi-
cal party. ut reminds me-" he said
'Of the little boy who hurt his finger.
"'How did you do it?' cried the
anxious mother.
"With hammer sobbed Willie.
"'But I didn't hear you cry
"T didn't know you were in the
house. was the reply"
Middletown transcript., 1920-10-02
''Pape's DiapepsIn" Corrects Stomach

Pape's Diapepsin" is the quickest, sur
est relief for Indigestion. Gases. Flatu-
lence. Heartburn. Sourness, Fermentation
or Stomach Distress caused by acidity.
"A Few tablets give almost immediate
Is corrected so you can eat favortte foods
without fear. Large case costs only 60
cents at drug store. Absolutely harmless
ana pleasant. Millions helped annually.
Best stomach corrective known-Adv.