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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-03-25
ARTICULOS MEXICAN0S

Prccio por libra: Ajonio!i 35c
Ajo nuevo 34c; Chile Chipotle $1.O0;
PasilIa. negro Y mulato importadcs
de Mexico. S1.75 V S1.60; Chile Pr
sado ancho &5c; Chile guajillo So;
PaslIia colorado chico S1.0O; CANA
ron limyio granGe 45C; Colacion me-
xicana $50; Cajetas Celaya 1Oc;
Carne SEGA $50; Queso blanco 55c:
Canela meXicana tCeyianl CSC; Co.
mjno SOC; Cacahuate tostado 25c,
C~hicharrones frescos 32c; Habas 20c;
Queso de Tuna DE: Chorizo mcxica-
no 16c: Semjlla Calabaza 55c; Gar
barzo 10; SalSa-MClc l0c botcllita'
PiGuin viDaCrc Zoe; ChiCIe negro Soc:
Hcias tamal &c; Chocolate especial
AZ: riQuin extra Csc; or5gano 25c;
NolCaietcs SOC. zoe; Metates gran
des 5000; Dul"es mcXicanos surtidos.
100 riezas $1.l5: PILONCILL0 DE
MONTLRREY 22r libra; Canastas
Carrie cedaZoS cerGa, y Glen Cosas
mas. Maudamos ljsta general a soil
c;tud Y hacemos dcscUentos en- ped
dos de $2G.QO arrIba. Las ordenes
dcben venir con 81 importe complete.
GarantiIamoS la cal!jad dc 10 que Yea
demos. Pedidos "a:
CA3EZUD BROS
l4lOl. ". Commerce St
San hntonio. Texas
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GRATIFICARE-con $500 a IA persona
rr:c me rro2orcione intormcs eSactos acer-
ca del actua! p~aradcro dc mi hcrmana Qua
dalupe ManriQuez. cuyas senas particulars
son: color nIanco. usriZ deigaGa. ~estatura
alta. boca regular. labios delgados. Esstana
rrnnde, tiene IN lunar n un lado dc IA boz
"a Ia acompana un nino dc Il amos DC
edad. F. originaria de Taneancicuaro Mich.
Mex. y viuda de Trinidad VAzGuez. quien
falleci6 en- Los Angeles. Calf. Todo inforne
qobre este asunto dirijase a Sra. Dolores NJ;
Gnnzalaz de P. Boy 2Lf Cal lEGll, kars. ~
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GRATIFICARE-con $500 a la persona
quc N proporcione i~nforncs cxactos acer-
en- del actual p~aradcro Dc mi hermsno Fe-
lx Torres. cuyas sehas particulars son: es-
tatura regular. color moreno. peio chino y
oios c,aros. Is originario de Lagos de Mo-
-cno. Jalisco. Mexico. Todo informc sobrs
este asunto dirijase a Maximino Torres. La
10 co,o i2ID.
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Sc ~DESEA-sab~r 81 actual psradeTc DEL
Sr. Reyes Garcia. quien 81 mes &c JUNO De
1919. SO oncontraba trabajardo en- Ciudad
Juarcz. Chin. Mes. en- Ia casa dc cHmercio
is Manuel T-ucba. Hacc como dos meses
quo 50 .rcucntra en- los Estados Unidos pro-
bahlemcnte en- San Antonio. Tex, pero sin
tener scguridad de su cstancia en- dicha Gnu
dad. Sus sehas particulars son: ~estatura re-
cular. color moreno. ojos neGTos. de - amos
do dad. no uza bizotc TODD informe puede
dircirsp p la Sra. Susaha Co-ella de Garcia.
Hotel Espahol. Dolorosa St, San Antonio,
r. t2D
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DE ESCRlRlR

Autorizado pnr Ia Cha. QUO representa-.
puedo venderlas. dando una pequcEa CAN'T
dad nj con,ado y con IN pago nensuai insig-
nifcante.-Luis ". Rubio.-iOI Camaron ST.
FOR TENEP quc sali- dc In ciudad. vcndo
56i acres dc irrr"ro para agriculture q ga
naGo. cn G. Fs:aGo. So vcnGe a Gambia por
au;om6@il. yacas O mauuina-ia dc vapor o
rasolira. para lIcvar Il Mexico. I~nformaran
sos ". Salinas St.
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GRATTFICARE-con Un AFRO de subscrip-
ci6n a La Preusa". 4 Ia persona que me
prnporcionc informes eXactos acerca de! &C
tual paradero de mi hermana. Sra, Julia A.
dc Navarro. quien en- Julio de 1918 VIVA en-
Gan Antonio. Texas. Gale Sur Laredo No.
500. Ia acompana IN nino de 10 amos dc
cdad. I!amado Fermin Hernandcz. rodo in
forne sobre este asunto dirijasc Z Sfas Eu-
scbia r. dc Ga -,ia RIA BOX So. GrocSJecE.
Trxa.. co. E. j.. LanIerGoie.
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CASESE

Mande S1.0U Y lie enviarenros nues-
tro Catalogo Matrimonial con NOM
bres. retratos y description de hermo-
sasa senoritas Y varias vludas que
degeen casarsc. Todo Sl.O0. EnviIe-
10 a
international Club, Dept. 3, Box
563. Los Angeles. Cal.
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GA. FONOGRAFICA MEXICANA

Vendc ror cor-co fon6grafos. discoS do
5ics Columbia y Victor: tubos Edison dc ,
y ! minutes. instrumcntos, bajos sextoS.
cucrdaS para hajos. ycrbas. articuloS mcXi-
cauos. etc. Componen1os toda clasc dc fon6-
wrafns cada mes rscihimos nucvos disccS
Columbia y Victor. CELTIC Undo. rancihH.
disco rucvo a 50 cts. Escrihsnos piiIcndo lis
IA DC rrccios. a Ia siVuients direction Cha.
Forografica Mxicana, l. D.. Flores. Bon so,
E'o-CsyiiIe. Texas.
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MATRIMONIALES

FERN ANDO CHATEZ.-oTSinar!o dc
Tamau5ipas. Mexico. desea comuuicarSe con
uaz :oven alta, blanca. honcst2 : moral. No
lmpor:i que nsciouslidad sea. Correspondent
:ia confidential. Dirigire 4 Fernando Cha
yez Mccall. 5. c. L s A u
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DIR, HERACLIO GONZALEZ

427 y. San Saba ST. sequina con
Lakeviev. TelefORo Travis sac.
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DARE BUENA rRATFICACIoN-

persona uue me propcrcioue infornes e%ae-
tos accrca del actual p~aradero de mi nerma-
No Rcncd;c.o NadricaI, Guien hace dos &hcS
So cncontraha en- Stockton. Calf Sus So
mas particulars son: cstatura reEuiar' CO.
Tor binnco y ojos chicos. Todo informe Soore
este asunto. dirijase a Jesus MadriSai. box
so Fort Collins. Colo. VI.
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VENTAS.
ARTICULOS MEXICANOS
HiSta No l..

NO QUEREMOS DINERG ABE
LANTADO como sc 10 exigen Otras
casas. Cuando no. haga Sus pedidos
remitauos solamcnte Ia tercera parte
de su valor Y el resto 10 pagara
cuando reciba la mercancia.-iOjo a
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DR. :. VASQUEZ COME. 81 F-os, s!dS,
T~elsfooos Travis 1895 J e79T.
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La gran novedad en- Ia ciudad del
Cabo es un cinematografo f~lotante,
montado en- un barco de so metros
de largo, que de p~eIicula a pelicula
recorre Ell puerto de Netherlands.
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PESOUISAS.

Sc ~DESEA-saber 81 actual p~aradcro dc
Ia Sra. Conception Beltran, de % amos dc
cdad. estatura alta. color moreno. ojoS Y pc
10 negros: originaria de Valia de SANTIAGO,
G,o. Mex. quien Ct % dc Febrero rirrmD Sc
extravio en- Ia Estaci6u de ASur;.rcS, Tor
Ia linea de Corpus Christi. Ia aconi9Hla
su herr1ano Jose Beltran CualesGcicr inEor-
me sohre este asunto, dirijaSc 1 Salvador
HenGcz. 400 S. Santa Rosa San Antonio.
To-. (29D
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Para libros en- espano, dirJase
listed a la Casa Editorial Lozano,
115 n. Sta. Rosa. Aye, San Antonio,
Texas.
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s. MARIAEl. ccmerciante en- mercancias ex-
t~-1njc-as $ dcl pals. Qucso. s~arj'Has On
areitc. macaryon. fidros. jamorcs : tocino.
Tel. Cr. $3.50. 1903 y. Commerce st. San
Antonio. Texas i25I
MIS- PRETARACIOEES-han ganado el
FDiauso dc todss las mujcrcs. por -u calidad
; p~ccso. Go. Gone = que hace unas cej.s
maravilIoSa5. 50c. La Mas1uc' que no admit
10 ninRuuR arruCa. $3.50. Blush Of Beauty.
maravIlo,o coIorcte. CSC. Queen Celeste Ia
mc!or c5oma on 81 mundo para la cara. Soc.
: Si.25. "~I.illisnd Skin Food y "Lilliand
Massage Cream insuoerablcs para el cutis,
a SOC. y Si.25. Al por mayor Y nfcnor. Mime.
Holland. ~ ". Commerce ST. san Antonio.
Texas. DczpschamoS pcdiios u todaS parties 4.
dcne pasarsc ! porte y Ct war tax.
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VERDADERAS GANGAS EN-

Ell c-ua "casjon usted pcdra "ro7oujzar en-
o. 2recio &C. piano. sin sscri.icar 80 0aGR 81
cslIGod porpue estos pianos csrln am-;ameH-
"a ggrantizados por Ia mas vraUdc Casa De
Mu~Ica de San Antonio.
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15@EsMaegNa7f.


7 A.-Cuero, Tex-Si, como es 10
mas probable, las espinas de pesado
Sc trago ell perro Sc lie han atora-
do en- eli intestine, acaso clavado en-
e. V a ESQ Sc debe 81 falta de appetite
v 81. trjsteza. no creemos que haya ma
da nor hacer, V 10 mas probable es
u Sc muere. Dado ell tempo trans
currido desde que sc les trsgo, va
Geberia haberlas arrolado, pero 81
n:isma enfermedad reveia que no ma
siGo possible tai cosa.
lin Observation-Disclosures. Cal. Por
mas que ell viaje de Laredo a esa po-
blacion resulta IN POGO mas largo
vendo hasta San Francisco. no Sc eco
noniza gran ccsa haciendolo por Los
Angeles, dado que hay que hacer SIC
te t~rasbordes. Y perder mucho tiem-
no : que sufrir muchas molestias.
FL precic del pasaje entire Laredo,
Texas V Westwood. Cal, por San
Francisco es aproXimadamente de
unos setenta Y siete dolares y hay que
trasbcrdar en- San Antonio, en- San
Francisco Y Fernley, en- tanto que ell
pasajc por Los Angeles cuesta sola-
mente mos setenta Y dos dolares, Pc
70 hay que trasbordar en- San Anto-
Mo. en- Los Angeles, en- Mojave, en-
Tonopah. en- Hazen Y en- Fernley. La
distarcia por recorrer. siguiendo el
rrimer itinerario es de unas 1928 MI
las V siguiendo ell segundo, de mas
21T2.
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VENTAS

~VENDO-barato cnseres completes de car
,iccria. Iuforman Il06 Fl Paso st.
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LAREDO TYPEWRITER COMPANY. Casa
QGs vsnde maruluas dc escr,bi- tec!ado
Standard para .~iaicsos. hombres DC re-
cocics. -,c. UN GRAN SURTlDO cr iono-
r-aros ver.zs a. coataln $ en- ahonos. Pr
q ra;aIago se . martsra gratis. s. Gu
49, Box 90. La-cdo. Tens.
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MEXICANOS:-APRENDAN
INCHES -
RUDY
lain s.. Houston. Texas.
ERROCAERILEROS

: .E-LLO-N
.Qu:e-sn ustsdsS 81 Ginero cue han abcGado
Eob-e 81 Ouin.o Emp-sstito Dc IA Libc-tad.
o gvp les Gc.1.eiyan 10 que hayar abc0a6o
Tor alEiu smprtsrto anterior aEsD deia-
do aIzun check o rage acumuiado con a.
su7a cumpania? 70 haze gze les TaEurC
@ dsyue.yan Csc diGero. lT-aAaLo listed en-
los tsllercs del Sur Psstf:co CT Houston. du-
raa-c 1915 y 1912 No GeJer pegGe- 81 d.
nero. Es--i5anns. 2. de Aica-a. 2l4+a Main
S., Houston. Texas
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GRATIFICARE-con $500 a Ia persona
cue me proporcionc intorneS czacuos acerea
JoI ar.,aI naradero De Luis Vazquez = su
csnoss Petra Cara. as como dc Atenogenes
Bernardo. Maria y Eta C. VAzauez. TotoS
son dc Reynosa. Tamr', Mex. y a ultima
ro,icia que tive dc ellos. fue en- el aho de
1912. Cualcsauier inrofme soore este asGhOo
5;rii osc a jose Cara. Armour Station Kan
A. Or Kans 27)
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DARE RUENA GRL TIFICACloN-a la
persona que ne proporo ne informeS c!ac-
tos acerca del actual pa-adero de mn hilo
Teodos;o Cervnates. de IS amos de edsd.
ouian hace cuatro amos quo salio de Mexico
para este rais. y hacc 9 meses QUO recibi las
iltimas noticias de 81. proccdentes de Alas
ka En- dicha carta me decis que &c contes-
tara q San Francisco. Calf. y no obstantc
haberlo ~ hecho. no ne vuelto a Saoef DE
81 Sus sehas EARTHQUAKES son: c~statura alta,
color moreno Y cucrpo fornidn. Cualesguier
informe Sobre este asunto. dIrijase a Teo-
dosio Ccrvantcs. Box iI9. Natonei City
Calf. '"o''
GRATIFlCARE con $4,000 a Ia persona que
me- propnrcionc informcs eXactos acerca uei
paradero dc mi hermano Ramon F"z1uez' de
or;cio zapatero. pcrfcctsmente conoc'io en-
todas Las zapatcrias dc Monterrey. n: L.. Mex.
TODD ;nforme sobrc este asunto dIriJase 2
Tomas Vazqucz.-M. K. Bot 81 4 HaHiin,
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La reforma del alfabeto.-El pro-
fesor Fred Newton Scott. dc la Uni
versidad de Michigan. ka propuesto
reformar ell alfabeto ingles para sim
~plificarlo. La reforma conSiste en- su-
primir nueve letras que cree inutiles,
10 mismo que algunas combinaciones
Que son complicadas Y hacen perdcr
el tempo al escribir. Propone tam
lien hacer mas sencillos los signos,
como los de taquigrafia.
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En- Inglaterra hay por termino me-
do IN policia por cada 712 personals,
con exception dc Lincoln. .donde solo
hay uno por cada 1929.
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naQuinas para tortillss. que Eabr:caa como
200 t~crtillas por hors. Tambien veldemcs
mo!inos de piedra para nixtansl- Pida Hues-
tro folieto.-The P. z. COMPAEY.-P. Q.
Box 29.-Lo Angeles. Calf.
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Sc VENDEN ha~a,os dos fucI!es elac:ricos,
dos y7Inuucs ) ram"rosaS hcrramicntas 30
to--c-n Tel T-av.s FI-s. CO.
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vENDO chil7isir del monte SEQ a sec. libra.
r Pueate- los San Fernando S.
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PIANOS ~LGGERANENTE
DOS Y
PIANOLAS

P3aaolsk usadas. dcsde SST5.OH hssts $500. 90
Uc peQpeSo page cs todo 10 Que rcqucri-
mos y su piano IL sc-a entreSaGo i-mcA.ara-
uente: GeSpues. 81 balance pU"lc Us;cG pa
CARLO on peQucaos abOaos mcnsialcs. te $500
! $500 Po- mes
SAN ANTONIO MUSIC co.
SIS ". Commerce s..
Z. ;. Bridge. Mgr. Isaac B!eisoa. iEr.
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TRASPASOS.

Sc TRASPASA-upa sienda de aba-5otes.
S41@ S. L23I
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1E7RATOS

RETRATOS
Ho-mcsos ~r-tratos de ~artistas favoritas.
iONlt iu!gadas 4 vzTIos coor"- T. 'mposi-
he dcscribir Ia bclleza -. lbs rc:ratos. de-
ben ccrse para aprrcisrrc. Precic. 40.cts.
ca6a uno o s por Sl.i0. Sc le devuelvc 81 Oh
nero q no queda satisfecho. II. Baker. II
Espra BLDG. Philadelphia. Pa.
VESDENOS-iarah~ hccho de cana de-
Mississippi. pues,o en- latas de 10 libras y
seis Lays en- Gaia. a -9.6O :. O. y. Forest.
Miss. FOREST MERCANTILE CO. Forest.
Miss (27l
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HOTELES.


Sc PERIODICALS. colorado. Dc 5 ados
de edsd. Nc .iere fis-ro- Esta recica Pelacc-
- naaos de airu-1 Grarfic2-e con $1,000
= "A Ds-xona cue 10 entrcEGe ez e No. 1924
TO-, AZ t291
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A. BCEROE. D. C,
80 Swea-nEen BIZ

d. TANEL-Ci-ujaro ocnGsa NeTicaao-
EspecialGaS 81 cogoaaS. V-snrsS = eH-sS-
rredaJs- &c a 5cca lPyc-rHeS' Ee0E2 con
w ,roseslo7Isss CEs e. msSsva0o > 500
prnctica cen NECKLACES ANaTen E7aSs
so1y,lrss gratis. p-ecios -cnOSos ) en- Eoo-
naI- Al % dssea.-prescioH Altos BOIlCA
DE SAN PEDRO. 9eS2 ". $
san Antoine. Texas
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PRESTAMOS

:NECESTTA $4,000 Prsstanaos confideneia-
les sobrc nuebIeS 3 PERSONA = sVesdo. Abo-
nos f.sGcs-Por $50. SOS. s-snana=-os. 500
Conrcy Bldg.
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MUERLES.

CoMPRANOS MUEBLES. lie paEaremos e
are5o- T-ccio por sls 7.uebles. k~AROTkTN'S
FURNITURE STORE. 3iS-S2O W. Com
merca St. C-r0kel. 4i9. Travis ssh
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PETACAS Y VELICES de construction
fuerte y traba!c Garantizsdo. las couscIui-
"a listed en- n fabrica. No coEnpre velices
de papel: le resultan mGy cares. 70 ten
so Inuy bueaos veIiccs forrados de loas I'M
pcrmeabie por 81 mismo preeio. k2brica &c
Balles J Petzcas de D MuaoZ Ledo. 6ls
Dolocosa 81.
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CONSJLTAS GRATIS

De -sEreso sr csra. =. Range. facuscaSra
ss2eeiasig-a en- ps-cs. ot-cc~ SIS services a
81 elentcla-DU-aaEO ; Colorado 1913.
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ENSENANZA.
MEDICOS.

DR.. GCILLERMO HAEREON.-0g-iso.
Anceo5os hechos a IA uedids. AguI Sc tabrl-
can lcutes par defee;Os &c IA vista Frct'os
m6dicoS. III SoiedzG s.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-03-10
ANTHRACITE men
! MEETINGS RESUMED

NEW YORK, March 10.-Negotia-
.ons looking toward the working out
{ a new wage agreement for anthra-
lite coal miners to become effective
pru !, will be started here tomorrow
subcommittee OF operators and
miners. There are eight men on the
ommittee, four miners and four oper-
tors all OF whom have had practical
' experience In the mining Of hard
oal.
The general committee Of operators
nd miners which named the sub-com-
littee, yesterday, when the demands
Z the Pennsylvania hard coal work
rs were formally presented, adjourn.
d to meet when the subcommittee Is
eady to make a report.
1t was said today no final decision
Fill be made until the soft coal min
RS wage dispute has been disposed
II, the increase to be granted the
luminous men having an indirect
Iearing on the wage demand in the
anthracite industry. It Is expected,
However. the subcommittee will take
Up various phases Of the demands and
consider them tentatively.
The scale committee OF the miners,
numbering 81 men is expected to re-
main in New York at least a week in
rider to be in close touch with its
representatives on the subcommittee.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-03-10
Famous Movie Star
Condemns Curling Iron

Little Mary" Pickford, whose pretty
curly locks have been so much admir-
ed, writes that she has never used the
curling iron. She fails to see the
wisdom of burning the life out of the
hair.
That the heated iron is ruinous to
the hair is being more and more ap-
preciated. Many are discarding this
instrument of torture in favor of plain
liquid silmerine. This is not only
harmless but Is really beneficial to the
hair. Instead Of giving ones tresses a
burnt-out, lifeless appearance, it gives
them a bright lustre. and the curliness
looks altogether natural. 1t is simple
thing to procure few ounces of liquid
silmerine from the druggist and apply
a little with a clean tooth brush
from root to tip-before doing up the
hair. The beautiful wavy effect which
results is agreeably surprising.-Ad-
yertisement.
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used in connection with the studio.
When the new lamp arrived 1t looked
like the searchlight for a battleship. 1t
was ten feet high, with tripod base
which spread four feet-and it cost
$1,000.
MURRETTE,
Something to interest those who
have invested in oil stock is used by
D. w. Griffith to relieve dramatic ten
sion in his latest production. 'The
Greatest Question" based on the sub
ject Of Ocultism. and which will be
shown at the Murrette theatre.
. The fundamental thought Of the en-
tire production is the answer Of the
directing genius to the most battling
question of the agcs-"Is There a
hereafter?" Mr.. Griffith has located
the setting of his production among
farm folk who are deprived of a
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-03-10
The Theatres
WASHINGTON.

q One thousand dollars for a shadow!
That's what it cost Mary Pickford,
Americas Sweetheart" to throw a
shadow of herself on the wall of a
scene in her new picture, ''Pollyanna,'
which Is showing the last times today
at the Washington theatre.
The shadow is called for in a scene
which takes place in Aunt Polly's
room. Little Mary, as Pollyanna Whit.
tier, crawls, lamp in hand, from her
stuffy little attic bedroom out on to the
porch Of Aunt Polly's big New Eng.
land house, where it is cool enough
for her to sleep. AS she goes across
the porch the shadow of her pajama.
clad figure is cast upon the blind of
Aunt Polly's window, and Aunt Polly,
seeing 1t, thinks a man is on the
roof.
Tt get the most effective shadow 1t
was necessary to buy a special lamp,
one much more powerful than any
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-03-10

sen by the great war. The entire
family has all but lost faith in God
and humanity when oil Is seen bub-
bling and suffering out Of the ground.
MURRAY.
The sight of a letha1 weapon or
other object which has figured in a
past tragedy works awe-inspiring ef-
feet upon the mind. Police officials
and prosecutors, recognizing this fact,
frequently use the expedient of show
ing such an object to the person
from whom they wish to extract a con-
fession.
The expedient appears in a new
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-03-10

form in Vitagraph's superfilm, "The
Vengeance of Durand." Here 1t is en-
ployed by a plotting man, who seeks
to overpower the mind of ono he
hates and compel heartbreak on the
part of the later by thoughts of sor-
row and tragedy.
1t is one of the most remarkable
revenges ever conceived. The Ven
geance of Durand," with Alice Joyce
in the stellar role, will be the feature
attraction at the Murray theatre to-
morrow and entire last half.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-03-10
FOR ITCHING TORTURE
Use Antiseptic Liquid Zemo

There is one remedy that seldom
fails to stop itching torture and relieve
skin irritation and that makes the skin
soft, clear and healthy.
Any druggist can supply you with
Zeno, which generally overcomes skin
diseases. Eczema, itch, pimples, rashes,
blackheads, in most cases give way
to Zemo. Frequently, minor blemishes
disappear overnight. Itching usually
stops instantly. Zerno is a safe, anti
septic liquid, clean, easy to use and
dependable. It costs only 35c; an extra
not greasy or sticky and is positively
safe for tender, sensitive skins.
The e. w. Rose Co.. Cleveland, O.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-03-10
MAKES FOOD TASTE
Good-Hood's sarsapariiia Creates ar
Appetite.

Appetite.
Aids digestion and promotes assimi.
lation so that the body secures full
nutritive value, thus naturally making
the weak strong and giving the vitality
of health. This great medicine enables
the digestive organs to perform their
functions easily, keeps the stomach
sweet and relieves or prevents indi-
gestion and other digestive troubles.
When your food does taste good it Is
sign of good or returning health;
shows that the blood Is becoming
richer, routing scrofula, eczema,
rheumatism and other diseases, and
that the system is being built up to
overcome that tired feeling, and the
prostration after influenza and fevers.
The one medicine that can legitimately
claim to do all this-is Hoods Sarsa-
parilla. If a mild laxative is needed,
take Hoods Pills; an active cathartic,
more Hoods Pills-Advertisement.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-03-10

Plants take from 200 to 900 pounds
Of minerals a year from each acre of
soil.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1920-04-10
EUREKA-NEVADA TO
HAVE THREE SHIFTS

A. G.. Burritt. engineer and geolo-
gist, of Salt Lake City, came to Eu-
reka this week in the interest of the
Eureka-Nevada Mining Company, and
will remain here for some time.
While here Mr.. Burritt will run a
survey for the tunnel now being driv-
en- in the company's property, and
after the survey Is completed three
shifts will be put to work In develop
ing the mine. The tunnel has been
started about 100 feet below the old
workings of the mine, and the survey
will be completed in about week.
THE Eureka-Nevada Mining Com
pany has now obtained adequate fl
nances to develop the property, and
it is determined by the management
that a mine will be made in the near
future"
Since taking over the property
about five years ago considerable ore
has been shipped from 1t to the smell
ters,and the upper tunnel driven to a
distance of over 500 feet, including
the former work done.