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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-06
Cleanse Out The System
and Get Ready for Spring

of impurities, you have not
sufficient vitality to resist the
millions Of tiny disease germs
which are ready to attack you
on every hand, and they will
find q fertile field in your sys-
TEN to spread disease.
So, right now, probably
more than at any other season
Of the year, you should take a
thorough course OF treatment
to cleanse the blood thor
oughly and put your system in
good, robust condition to be
prepared for the coming Of
summer. And Of course, you
will want the best blood tonic
that you can obtain.
More than a hundred years
ago, the Indians made an ex-
cellent blood remedy, which
was handed down to posterity,
and has been sold regularly in
drug stores throughout the
land for more than half a CEN
tury. This remedy is S. S. S.,
which is still made from the
medicinal roots and herbs
gathered from the forests, and
is recognized as one of the
most efficient blood tOnioc
ever compounded.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-06
Chill Con Carnr Rccinc

Mrs. r. T. =, Richmond.-Th. fol :
lowing Is The recipe for chilli con
carnc. Two pounds OF round steak.
TWO red peppers, one can kidney
beans. one good sized onion. one
large tcaspoonful salt. Cut the beet
into small squares, dredgc well with
nour: place one teaS3oOn:ul of but
put III the meat and cook until III,
nour adh"rcs To 1t. Place in a stew
pan. cover with boiling water and
simmer slowly until tender: then add
chopped onions and beans: cook nvc
minutes and serve either hot or cold.
Ihc gravy should he nearly cooked
away before addin. the beans
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-06

ever y the other lasts about two ,"'
weeks In these here tryinp; times. Scd
Ia. ! doant Know wha; this wurIi is
cumming to.
Neither do I. scd Ma. All The gar
.hints for ladies Is twis, as high as
thay was,
Yes. sed Pa. Is thay WAS always
hiSn cnuT. ever since can rec
,nSinDer anything about EarmiutS for
iadies rccmcmbcr my old govt
saying that my mother KEEP him nus
seiinE buying herr hats. Sod Pa. Shc
hRd moar new lids than II stove. sod
IA But she looked 50 butiful ir
them hats tina, my old gent always
weakened II. tho last mimi; x Scd
GurlS Will II" EurlS. scd IA.
His noabci son Is; a good dcei the
Saim. sea Ma. doamt know wen /
ever SAW u man with !, noar. .:cn-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-06
Your body has brought you
safely through the trying
winter season, ard in doing
so has expended all of your
storcd-up energy, which must
ROW be replaced.

There has naturally been
considerable wear on the sys-
tenn, and as spring-time APP
proaches, your body must be
put back into condition. Any
piece Of machinery needs care
and attention, and the human
body is no exception.
Nearly every human all
ment can be traced, one way
or another, to impurities in
the blood. And after a hard
winter. season these impuri-
ties have accumulated in the
blood, and 4 thorough cleans
ing is of the greatest impor-
lance, as any slight disorder
or impurity that creeps into
the blood is a source of dan
ger, for every vital organ OF
the body depends upon the
blood supply to properly per-
form its functions.
Keeping we'll and enjoying
the blessings Of health is
mainly a matter Of resisting
disease, and this depends
largely upon the conditions of
your blood supply. II it is
thin and impoverished, and
has been allowed to reach a
low state by; the accumulation
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-06

hcrus heart than what NoM have, scd
Ma was looklnu az sum snmMer
hats to-day, Ma sod
am braccd FOR tho shoch. ped IA.
wen YOU ar" rcddy y"n may n,c.
We'll. scd Ma. to maiN LONG ator,
AS short as rossihul, not two ,s>
iurly hats for aim"s, meat ,o moth
ing, ncd Ma.
know what that nrcns. acd "a. "
mc"ns about a Century note
II means only furty.ninN drllnru y
nihciS-nin" cents, scd Ma now NS,,
Sc" what saving lit,nl wife N",
have.
ioor Ia. he dos"nt HAY" much of
his Doe for hisarlr thcuc tn>n hui
ne uoScnt need 80 much lrur Tor hiH-
self as he used 10
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-06
Bobbie and His Pa
HI WILLIAM T.. EI.Iz.

| got Il h"al in the soal OF my new.
shoes wich Pa jes; got Tor. me &: p,
scratched his he'd wen l showed him
the shoes.
So pas" ttcm siorics OF this hero
wurld. @cd Pa. '!'ha, is bad news.
tina, shoe. Sod Ia. They way shoes
cost now. Sod IA. one shud mai<
them 20 as far as possible. Pa scd :
ruddcnt help II. seu the hoat
jest caira tharc.
We'll. sod IA. II is plane TO see thai,
tharc IS big dimercns between the
Soal of shoe n the immortal soai
OF man. Scd Ia. one laSts forcynr ~
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-06
A few bottles of S. S. 8. Just
at this time will prove of
great vnIuc in thoroughly
cleansing the system OF all
accumulated impurities.


S. S. S. is without an equal
as a general tonic and system
builder. 1t improves the ap-
petite, repairs the wear and
tear ON the system, and gives
new life and a vigorous.
healthy vitality. 1t is good
alike for old and young.
You arc invited to write for
valuable literature and medi-
cal advice, which will be sent
without cost. Address Chief
Medical Adviser, 1856 Swift
Laboratory, Atlanta, Ca
Adv.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-06
When stokes Shot Jim Fisk, .Ir.

Inquirer. Lynchburg.--l = Stokes
shot James Fisk, Jr.. on january L.
lS12. in New York City. after a quar-
rel over Josie Mansfield, The first
jury disagreed June Ia, 1872: at the
second trial. he was found guilty and
sentenced 10 he hanged February ~.
1873; til" third trial. which ended
october %. 1873, resulted in Il verdict
of manslaughter in the third decree
and he was sentenced to four years
in Sing Sing. lie has since d;cd.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-06
A Cancellation.

telegraph clerk at n lone station
In the Soudan found the dcsolation
NVtt!uS the better OF mis- nerves AMI
tcl"Graphcd to hcadauartcrs-'Can
STAY here. am In danger OF death;
9rruundcd by lions. elephants and
weSvrH," The hard-hcurtcd clerk az
h"ldrnartcrs wired back-''Thcro are
40 olives In the SOudan." The next
LnS shc Icsolatc OH" replied: IRE
frrrgin to my wire OF tic sixteenth
,,nu,y,l wDtycS'"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-06
Information Bureau.

Inquiries regarding almost any
topic, executing on lcSnl nnd mcdicnl
subjects. nrc answered free. As All
Inquiries nre answered directly by
personal letter, sclf-nddrcSSeu
stamped envelope Is required. Adj
urcss Tie Timrs-Dispntch Informal
ton Bureau. Riclimond, Va
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-06
.Niorics Rc,cni Sccrct:

Il All his life he had concealed il. To
the world he was known as II. S;urtc-
Want Jordan only one person knew
his sccret--his wife. And until now
her lips had been sealed. But a viper
]ooSed .thcm-a red viper in II tall,
thin glass
Il. It's one Of the lauEhahlc bits from
ffryant W;.shburn'S SFcaminGly
funny picture about prohibition.
called The Six Best Collars" which
VIII be on view at the Oieon Theatc.
today.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-06
Illc1Cbinr Ivory.

NrS. Y. ". 7. FctcrsDu. ..-TN
make piano keys white. dampen "A
soft cloth with alcohol and Wipe the
keys rubbing them with the grain.
If they are Very yellow. dnmprn
strips % white canton Nannal and
taken not To wet tho case. Ivory
iha; has become yellow by exposure
can he hicachcd nv washing in a
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-06
Nearly Every One Needs q
Blood Tonic mt This. Season.

Possibly you arc one, Of the
thousands who cannot under
stand why a depressed, ener-
waiting feeling takes posses
sion Of the system as spring
time approaches. II you are
easily tired out, feel all run
down and have lost your en-
crgy and vigor, there is a very
good reason for this condition,
which you should lose no time
in correcting.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-06

BEAUTIFUL WOMEN
SEEN ON STREETS
| Sensational Claims Made BY
The Plant Juice Man at
The Tragic Drug Store.
HAD WONDERFUL EXPERIENCE
Popular Petersburg Lady Only
Took Plant Juice Short
Time-Had Mar
yelouS Results.
HAD WONDERFUL EXPERIENCE

What makes n hcauli:u. woman"
was the question propuunGcd ia Tho
Plant Juice Man. who has MS head
quarters a; TraElcs Drug Store.
!" Healih. was the lacon!c rcnly
Health certainly means all in ali 10
woinen--heauty. success and happi-
ness-cverything
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-06

solution OF ono ounce nitric acid and
ten ounces of soft water. Apply with
~ in clear water Another method
is to place in very dilute sulphuriv
acid or In Il solution OF lime chloride
then wash OF. lhiJ Is claimed To
restore the color.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-06
Weeks Picture Shows
Original and Unique.
Offerings IL. Locni Hou,

Frank X. stockton once wrote a
story which attained wide vogue and
was called Tho Lady ana the Tiger"
Just as tho original and rs unique
i.s WAS the woman in this story rs
the heroine OF The Amazing Woman"
the Superfcaturc which comes to the
5Bijou Theatcr the cmairdcr OF the
week. Chicken La Cabaret" is the
3comedy.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-06

did they go hand in handr" The late
NErus townsend Brady asks this
question in The More Excellent
Way splendid Anita Stewart fca-
ture. which viii be shown at the We
Tor Theatcr again today.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-06
picturc Ful, of Laush..

The. Dancin' Fooi''-thIt'S what
his Gncle EnoCh Arden called IVES
Tibbic. Just because IVES" went
out ana got Il S2o"-a week job N
a Broadway caoarct so he could work
in Enoch's ancient jue factory at
81 week. And IVES got so mad "a
Z his uncle's words that he turned
the dccayed jug works into II rip
roaring success. II all happens in
Wallace Rcid's new Paramount Art :
craft pictue. "Thc DanCin" Fool" at
the Colonial again toda%,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-06
Movie Calendar

nIJoG--Huth. CIinord, In 'Thc
SlAmnkinE Woman"
BLUEBIRD Thedn Dara, I'm
&"Lurc of Ambition"
BROADWAY Constance Tall
madEe. In "'rhc Love Expert"
.COl.ONIAL-Malin Reid. In
eefhe Dancin' Fool"
,ISIS-Nn.tmora. in .Thc Heart
sof Child"
ODEON--Bryant Wnshburn. In
.rhc Six hest Cellars"
REX-"FinEcr Prints" and "tict
Your Man."
yICTOR-.tnitn Stewart, in "T'hc
aiorc Excellent Way"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-06
ItnIscd HI. Eychows.

Small wonder that tho butler
raises his eyebrows in displeaSu7c
when Lord l\idderminstcr arrived at
the hunting lodge in company with
"a famous dancer Yet the situation
was not intentional. Any one who
had known Sally Shape, OF theatrical
famc. would know Immediately that
never would she Intentionally place
herself in so compromising Il pre-
dicament. What then, was the eN-
tplanation of Two lovers being i'm Il
dilemma they would have been last 10
bring about? See Nazinova, in The
,Theater. not only 70" the solution "f
the question. hut also because IL is
that greatest OF screen stars greatest
.pICture.
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An Important Letter

EsMoNr, VA-"It gives great pleasure to make a
statement regarding my and the benefit that have
derived from the of DR.. Picrccs medicines Two ,e,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-06

First to Leave Eden.
Did Adam 20 first through tho
4 cate Of Eden 20 he followed by
1--we, reluctant. or did she lead. or
Bogalusa enterprise and American. (Bogalusa, La.) 1918-19??, 1920-09-16
T RTSa CIRCUS AND MENACERE

HISTORICAL WILD WEST EXHIBITION
Bogalusa enterprise and American. (Bogalusa, La.) 1918-19??, 1920-09-16

e. M. Mooney, physical director Of
the Y. M. C. a., and Jimmy Francis,
Junior Southern A. A. U. champion
gymnast, leave today for Brook
haven, Miss, where they viii particle
pate in the flower show in that city,
A pound Of Honduras rice for, lie.
at Rogers Gro4ry on Columbia
street.
Odin Quinn left Friday for Per-
kinsville, Miss, where he viii attend
cole Miss" College this session.
Miss Margaret Davis returned
Thursday from short visit with
friends in New Orleans.
Rogers Grocery, successor to the
Help Yourself Store" is selling
granulated sugar for 21c a pound
this week.
John F. Ard Ie9s Friday for his
home in st. Francisville, La, after
an extended visit with relatives in
Bogalusa.
Mrs. E. A. Harding, left Tuesday
morning for New Orleans where she
will undergo an operation at the o-
tel Dieu.
Miss Maggie Mae Harris left Tues
day for Bernice, La, after a delight
full two weeks visit at the home Of
Miss Edna Jones on Mississippi ave-
nue..
You can save &c on every pound Of
sugar by buying it ar Rogers Gro
Gerry on Columbia street, successor to
the Help Yourself Store"
Bogalusa enterprise and American. (Bogalusa, La.) 1918-19??, 1920-09-16

Of Mr.. and Mrs. r. P. Arbineaux on
Michigan avenue. Mrs. AFbineaux
accompanied the party to Slidell
Sunday evening, returned 10 Boga-
lusa Monday.
R. p. >Arbineaux, chief acetylene
welder Of the shops, and Mrs. Arbi-
neaux entertained a number of their
friends to an informal supper party
at the Arbineaux home last Thursday
night in honor Of their first wedding
anniversary. A delightful time was
enjoyed by all attending and the
young couple were voted excellent
hosts. Those present were: Mrs. F.
j. Tilton, Mr.. and Mrs. P. ]. Pole
man and Miss Underwood.
Bogalusa enterprise and American. (Bogalusa, La.) 1918-19??, 1920-09-16

the previous ones. The physicians al
The BOgalusa Hospital speak encour'
aging Of Mrs. McManus' chances Of
complete recovery from the stomach
trouble that has afflicted her.
50 -
Manager Fred Miller states that
$500 worth Of tickets were sold at
the bah game Sunday, being one of
the largest "Rates" in the history of
the park. The receipts Of the pre-
vious Sunday were one better.
Mrs. n. E. Dickens and son, Fred
erick, Mr.. and Mrs. 81. M. Davidson
and son, d. n. Jr., and Miss Isabelle
Swetman, all Of Slidell, motored to
Bogalusa Sunday and were the guests
Bogalusa enterprise and American. (Bogalusa, La.) 1918-19??, 1920-09-16

Mrs. F. J. Tilton returned We'd
nesday from a three days trip to
Baton Rouge, where she has been
making arrangements for her son,
frankie, to attend school again this
year.
Mrs. Charles Mickenheim returned
home from the hospital Wednesday.
Mrs. Mickenheim recently underwent
q serious operation, from which she
has almost wholly recovered.
Mrs. w. M. McManus, wife Of the
boilermaker foreman, who was re-
ported dangerous III last week, un-
derwent q sixth operation Thursday,
which was far more successful than
Bogalusa enterprise and American. (Bogalusa, La.) 1918-19??, 1920-09-16
PERSONAL MENTION

Mrs. W. J. Willoughby is i'll with
malaria at her home on Shenandoah
street.
Miss Beulah Collins has been con.
fined to her home the past week with
a sprained ankle.
You can get graduated sugar foI
21e a pound at Rogers Grocery on
Columbia street, the successor to the
Help Yourself Store"
Mrs. Dea Theriot was q patient al
the BCgalusa Hospital for several
days last week.
Miss Elmer Corkern Of Franklin.
ton is visiting at the home of Dewitt
Richardson and family.
Bogalusa enterprise and American. (Bogalusa, La.) 1918-19??, 1920-09-16
800 : People, Arenc Celebrities 500
OPEN CAGES OF RAREST WILD ANIMALS

BIG MAGNIFICENT FREE STREET PAGE
Bogalusa enterprise and American. (Bogalusa, La.) 1918-19??, 1920-09-16

daughter, Mary ValtO'a, spent Sun
day with Mrs. Aucoin's parents in
Varnado.
Bogalusa enterprise and American. (Bogalusa, La.) 1918-19??, 1920-09-16
RAILROAD NEW

.,a Mrs. A. J. AucOin and
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-05-29
UN NINo QUE RUEDA ESCALE-
RkS ABAJO

A las $50 de la tarde de aver, Sc
recihi6 en- las oficinas de policla IN
te!efonema por Ell cual Sc two como
c~'rniento de que en- Ia casa n';mero
ol5 de las GALES de W. Houston, aca-
kaba de registrarse alGo gave. pues
IN grupo de Curlosos ne ai~nnrtopGGa1
a Ia puerta de Ia tai casa dc donde
salfan aGudos gritos. e Sargento
Excel dis 6rdeucs al agcnte Cristoph,
para que Sc presentase n lugar en-
question a informarse de 10 Que allf
habfa ocurrido. Cuando el aLsrte hi
20 SUI a~paricicn en- el lugar del desa-
guisado los curiosos habfau deSapale-
edo V todo estaba aplrenfcnente
tranquilo: mas cuando iaquiri6 sobre
10 que hubiera podido haber sucefido
le informaron que Ell nino Antonio So
Ter. de Q amos de edad. habfa sufrido
ura terrible caida mien.ras Jugaha con
algunos vecInitos suyos.
Fue el case que, como andurielan
jugandc Ell el secundo piso de IA casa,
cay0 en- lugar tai que cu3 4 rodar eS-
caIeras abaJo sufriendo no pocoS, eOi-
pes en- Ia cafda. Pero VI sus padres
10 haban atendido acknowledgements.
Asl 10 diieron al. guardian del orden
rIblico que Sc retro a. OAR el parte
correspondence a las o~ftcinas de DON
de le enriaron.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-05-29
Sc HA RESTABLECIDo Ell oRDEN
EN- SAN SEBASTIAN

Del .Se-p:rio Especial de- Ia PRENSA.
MADRID, Mayo 2s.-El Gabinete sc
reuni6 hoy para estudiar Ia situacion
creada por Ia escasez del pan v du-
rante la junta Sc do cuenta de cue
dicha escacez Sc dteminuido en- gran
parte Gebido al sistema de distrtbu-
cion que Sc esta siguiendo bajo Ia d.
reccion del gobierno Y debido tambieH
n otras medidas tonaads por este.
Despues del Console de Minister'S,
ell sehor Dato les manifesto a los re-
presentantes de Ia prensa Que Ia ST.
tuaci6n en- San Sebastian es va COM
pletamente normal. que no han vuet
to 4 ocurir nuevos di%sturbios Y que ell
gohierno ha ordenado que sc proceda
a hacer n minuciosa Investigation
acerca del choque habido entire .ei
pueblo V Ia policfa, en- que hubo tan
vfctimas. para que sc fijen de-
bicamente las responsibilities y Sc
proceda como corresponds. .
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-05-29
eoso DE UN

Los agentes de policfa locales hi
cieron aver en- Ia m~adrugada Ia apre-
hersi6n de dos ladrones logrando
igualmente recuperar 10 robado. Ha-
ca solo unas cuantas horas que Mr..
Mueller. City Marshall de Ia ciudad
de New Braunfels. acababa de tele-
~fonearles. avisandoles que dos IN
dividuos habfanse robado de aquel lu-
gar un autom6vil Y a las 6 de Ia ma
mana el agente Nc Collough inforn6
haher descuhierto N IN material
frontero al cruce de las GALES de
Tampico Y Ia VIA ferrea del l. and q.
y" dicho autom6vil.
Fl Captain Brown Y los agenGes
Garcia. Gonzalez Y Bartholomae sc
pusieron desde luego a TRAFALGAR el
asunto Y antes de una bora de pes
ouisas activas lograban localizar a
los ladroTs q~ulenes habfan en- su po-
der una buena cantidad de cigarros.
Ma tarde Sc supo que tales cigarros
los habfan robado tambian. Esto va
en- 81 fuga hacia esta ciudad de San
Antonio. en- alguna tienda del CANT
no.
y cuando Sc les iha a internar en-
sus respectivas celdas. al registrarles
Sc les encontr@ arrnados de sendas
pistolas que les fueron tambien reco-
gtdaS.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-05-29
UNA JOVEN QUE ABANOONA SU
CASA

Sc tuvo noticias en- csta ciudal de
que Ia ~iovencita americana SOPHIA
Donham. de IS amos de eGld, habla
aSandonado su casa que Sc encuen-
ira en- 81 pueblo de Kennedy, Texas.
Sus padres Green que Sc encuentra en-
San Antonio, Y por csc motive Sc d.
rigieron n IA policfa de aquel lugar
para que esta a su vez pridiera a la
de San Antonio, que practicara las
pesqulsas necesarias ror yer de loca-
liZarla
La Ultima vez que sus padres vieron
a Ia fucitiva iba esta vestida con IN
traje de tela corriente. a cuadros, me-
dias Y zapatos cafe obscure Y I'm som
brero de ala ancha. Shophia es de me
diana estatura. de constitution deisa-
da. de ojos de un azul obscure Y su
pelo. exsrordinariamente largo, casta-
no
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-05-29
UN FACSARlO TRAIDo A ESIA
CiUDAD

FL iunes por Ia noche ell detective
Swift sali6 de esta ciudad rumbo a
IA de Eagle Pass, donde habria de
aprehender a un individuo de nacio-
nalidad americana, a quien Sc acusa-
ha de haber falsificado una firma en-
dos giros bancarios. Swift logro cap
turar al acusado hasta Ell microbes.
Els este un hombre que debe tener
no menos de cuarenta amos. Sc supo-
ne que sus in~tenciones eran las de
pasar la Inca dlvisoria para inter
naarse en- la. RepGblica Mexicana Y de
esta suerte escapar a las p~ersecucio-
hes IL por parte de las autoridades
pudierar ser ohjeto. Mas no 10 logro
= 81 mismo microbes fue trafdo a es-
IA ciudad quedando desde. laego en- Ia
carcel de Ia ciudad. Aver u Eevado
ante las autoridades del Condado.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-05-29
CON ToDA EFiCAClA HACE CUM
PLlR SuS oRDENES Ell DE-
pARTAMENTO De SA-
lUBRiDAD

Ell Dr.. ". A. King. Jefe del Depar-
tamento de Salubridad, declara que
sus 6rdenes Sc haran siempre efec-
twas en- bien del pnblico. Aver com
parecieron en- Ia Corte de Corporation
nueve personals. en- las cuales figura-
ban varios propietarios de tiendas
cuyas personals fueron multadas con
cinco dolares cada una; en- vista de
que no habfan cumplido con Ia Or
denanza de 'alimento' expedida por
ell Departamento de Saluhridad, ia
cual ~previene que todes aQuellas per-
scnas que ofrezcan alimentos en- ven
ia, deberan antes ser objeto de I'm
examen medico.
Asreg6 ell DR.. King que estas me-
didas segulran tomandose en- bien DE-.
pGblico.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-05-29
Per IeNff' lhll s@sz>>5ELDth' w
Hlzo sU RRoPlA DENUNclA

Antenoche, fue internado en- n
zelda de Ia carcel de Ia ciudad IN jo-
van mexicano. AIN habra de Perme-
recer hasta que los agentes de inmi-
graci6n hagan las averiguaciones
correspondientes a fin de saber 10
que Sc hace con 81. pues, sabese que
eli tai joven Sc inferno IN los Estados
Cnidos sin traer Ell Indispensable
salvo-ccnducto de 81 pats.
Pero es 10 curioso. que fue el mis-
muchacho mexicano. quien Sc de-
uunci6 porque fu5 a las oftcinas po-
ltciacas no con otro objeto u con ell
el de pagan Ia multa de una Joven,
meSicana tambisn, que el dfa ante
rior habfa sido aprehendida. mas
cuando el captain Treviho lie hacia
las preguntas Gel case. el confeso IN
cenuamente haber a~travesado ell no
Grande a nado, cinco millas abajo de
Laredo.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-05-29
Sc A SOLO DE UN
yAGO7

FL agente Mock que con otros COM
paneros andaba de patrulla aver an
n madrugada aprehendt6 a un 10
vencito sospechoso. lie c~ondujeron a
las oficinas de policfa, donde diJo
ser italialo y tener 70 amos de edad.
Declare tgualmente que hacfa solo al
gunas horas cue Sc ercontraba en-
San Antonio, pues acababa de lie
a de Detroit, Michigan. donde dice
Sc ercuentra su hogan. Pero 10 que
eStrah6 a los empleados de polocfa,
fus que el joven andaba perfecta-
mente armada con una buena pistola
y sufiSiente parque.
FL joven italiano no saldra en- il
bertad hasta que Sc aclare su condi-
ci6n.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-05-29
A~CCIDENTE DEL TRAFFIC.

Sc. registr6 este en- las Gales Gray
son. va para Ilegar a Ia avenida River,
cuando el Sargcnto J. E. Dexter guian
do IN automovtI fNe a atropellar a
Harold Wine que moutaba una bici-
cleta. Mr.. Harold. domiciltado en- Ell
pnmero 511 de Ia aventda Bracken-
ridge. suf-i6 algunas Commissioners en-
Ia cafde. De esta suerte fue trans
Tortndo al hospital 4 bordo de n m
buInncia de pol.cfa que mas tarde.
UNI vez que, err el hospital ls proper
oionaron los prinsdos auxtltos Y en-
vista de que gu cstaGo no era je ex-
tronn g~ravedad, le transportj a gu
domIcil!o.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-05-29
ESTADO DEL TEMPO

P~ron6stico que rinde para hoy ell
O~bservato-io Meteorological de San
Antonio:
Parte del dfa nublado. y con un
maximum de temperature entire los
SO Y IS grados.-Ligeros vientos del
Norte variando luego hacia. Ell Este.
La temperatura de aver fluctuo en-
ire los 20 Y So grades.