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LIBROS MARAVILLOSOS.

Para los que sufren, son victimsl
de ia ~desgracia, les persigue Ia ma
Ia ~suerte, fracasan en- sus negocios =
son desafortunados Ell amores. Con
tan c~uriosos libros lograran todos sus
deseos, seran afortunados en- nego-
clos y enpresas, lograran ell carino
Gel ser amado, llevaran a feliz termi.
no sus asuntos y t~riunfaran en- TODD;
Sc veran libres de malas influen-
cias, Y venceran G. sus enemigos y ma.
die podra ~causarles daho. Envfe 10
centavo5 en- estampiilas de correo pa.
IA gastos y reeibira casalogo gratis,
Direction: Sres- Y. Martin y Co.
San Rafael 61-A. Habaas. Cuba.
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|FI]E PuESTO VA EN- J:
LIBERTAD Ell GRAIL.
FRANCO. P. MARlEL
Sc decIara que no tiene
responsabiidad en- Ia
muerte de CdrranZa

TsLeo-oy.a Especial pcyd LA PRENSA
c. DE MEXICO, Septiemtre W.
Hoy fue puesto en- ltbertad absolute
ell general Francisco dc T. Nirlet
.ouien Sc encontraha preso en- Sanna-
go T~ialtelolco, pcc considerarseie res
ponsable de la muerte de don Venus
tiano Carranza.
La libertad de Mariel fue
en- vista de que, de las averiguacio-
mes que Sc han practicable, Sc des-
nrsnde claramente que no tuvo ninsu'
ma responsabilidad en- IA muerte Gel
ex-Presidente.
Siguen prisioneros los gensraies
Murgufa, Monies = etres mh't
que acompanaron a Carranza hasa Id
aldea. de Tlaxcalantongo, pues el go
Lierno considera que no a poopoo
r,ohar detidamente que no tuvierou
res~ponsabilidad en- Ia rauerte del e&'
pr;rer 'Iefe
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-09-12

BASCULAS de todas c-ascs, sc ecrnpran.
las computadoraS automadeas Detroit"
BasculaS Fairbanks" Tostadorcs de Ca.
fe Royal MoiinoS de Cafe. CuchilIos pa
"a carnicero y refrigeradores. 30S Main
Avenue. San Antonio. Texas. Tel CT. 1924
H. E. Harsis. Mgr.
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ATENcloN PRoPlETARiOS DE TE-
RREkOS EN- MEXICO

ST listed posee un rancho. hacienda, trre-
nos petroliferos O madereros en- Meieo, en
Totes grandes o pecuehos, y que Guiernn vsD-
der pronto. envienos su description compile
"a juntn con mapss que indiauen su situa-
ci6n. y 81 rrecio mas bajo possible. Estamos
relacionados ampliamente en- los Estados Uni-
dos y en- Europa. y estamos en- ~contacto eon-
tinuanente con eorapradors que tiencc dt-
nero listo para invertrio en- Mexico. Noso-
trss haeemos una .speeialidad del manejo do
propiedades mexicanaS, y aseEuramos CUE
obraremos rapidamente, 81 sus documentos 81
:neusntran en- ordsn y los preeios son razo-
nables. Dirfjsnse al LAND DEPARTMENT
international Land and Lease Co.
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Sc VENDEN Dez Nil Pares de Zapatos
del Eiercito "Russcts" 4 CSC. soc. 75c. y
100 el par de so pareS en- adclantc. Ven
ga y veales; no los remitimos por correo.
Army & Navy Salvage Co. l4l6 w. Com
merce st. tlsl
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Sus Gallinas Pondran
Durante este Otono 9 l,vierno, 81 les
da "HEN-PEP," 81 Proauetor de
Huevos GarantiSado

No hay rar6n por IA rnai sus galllnas dejen
de ponc- 6uranta este Otono e ~invierno.
"'HEN-PEP" es IN p-odueto cue p~recipita Ia
lneubaei6n, eres haesos y museuios , haee
cue las ~Saliinss poaSar haSta en- el tempo
mas frio. Es usado con eSito por los mas
lotabels avicultarcs. Vendf6o haio a garan-
tia de "DEvoLUclON DE SU DINERO'
81 10 da les resuftadns apeteeidas. Envie sI.o0
a THE NATIONAL FORMULA Co.. SIS Le-
land Bldg. 1854 Sheridan Road. Chicaso. II,
por ! GAIA de prueba, o envie meier 81. 90 por
nuest-s GAIA grande como OFERTA ESPE-
CIAL CUE ~contiene tres tantss mas que Ia
GAIA do prueha. y cue Is srficiente para toda
Ia estseion, Sc le devolvcra 81 dinero 81 no
queda natisf6ehc- (Adv.i
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DESEO s2ber el psradcro de Cruz Jasc. de
regular eStatu-G. trigueno. oioS reE-oS, ma
NJ y coca -eCulareS tiene una eicatrIZ en-
IA sieR derecha. En- 1911 S2Eo de San Luis
PotoSi para Monterrey en- 1915 tive noticias
Sc sncontraba en- IA miSraa ciudad. DirigirSe
a Juan Ja>o, san simon, Arizona. Camp.
No. 3. CO &c J. J. Galligan. (i4l
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Ell DOCTOR PALOMo tcspee'aAsta en- enI
ssr,,sdaGss cr6ric8si lcgaTa i >an Antonio del
10 Al Is de- preseatc- TO sur PeecS.
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GRATIFICARE con $500 a II persona
que me de infornes exactos del p~aradero de
mi bEo CaSeuio ZuniEa- orisinario Dc Ira
puatc, Guana!uato. Mexico. Recibi suS ulti-
mas noticiaS de Iudio, California. en- 1917.
Todo informc dirigirSe a Francisco ZQniSa-
700 Carrie Ave. st. Louis. Mo. 90
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Trash ST. Centrica s cua-tos con to-
das las couvenienciaS modcrnas y CT muy
buena vec:ndad. Preeio 81 500 y $40. 90 por
mes. incluso intereS- $40 Central Office Bldg.
VI. Ramirez.
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DESEo asoeia-rae con homb-e joTeu que
teusa Ford. para e~xplotar macnifico nsGo-
clio que rinde exrelentes u:ilidades. Sr. Car
cia, II6 Simon St '-S'
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.ENCIONI

VENDO Tendaio bien surtido y en- buenas
GALES comerciales hacienda negocio fabuloso.
RaZ6n rara vcnder eS que quiero retirarme al
6escanso estoy cansado de haeer ncgocio. Es-
TO dice el dueno. Page $50. 90 de renta por
8 cuartos para familia y tengo un buen So
lar con una bodcga hastante srande y Ia es-
quina Ia ocupo para "a tienda. Con dos amos
de opcion en- esta propiedad. 81 I'd. quiere
este tendaio y todaS estas mejoras, paSe a
VERNE a SEQ Central Offices Bldg. NJ. Ra-
mireZ.
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EMPLEOS
NJ. c.. ORTIZ

NJ. C. ORTIZ
Experto Empacador de Mucbses;
Para reducir' los fletes del ferrocirrut en-
barque sus muebles y encercS de casa, en- nues'
tros furgones de combination.
BIS Ell PASO ST. TEL. H. Sols'
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MARMOLERIA RODRIGUEZ.

500 resto en- a5onos. Saxon 6 tourismo.
Sistena deiuz Y rlarcha automatea. ESplendi-
da harata. VcSlo cl luncs pcr Ia manana 1926.
WTNERICH MOTOR SALES co.
Avenida c. y Tercera Crockett l+2.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-09-12
ATENCIoN FEREoCARRlLERoS

DESEO aGoptar IN nino menor de dos
amos. sra. Rosa Salas de Martinez Io-S Ia
mar st. N-o.
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VENTAS

Precisamente dentro del Distrito Commercial y en-
esouina. Tenemos de venta una magnifica casa de Ia
drlIo de $50 x $50 perfectamente consuuida y con
techos de la meior calidad. Su precio solo es de SS3'ooo
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Domingo IL de Septiembre de 1920.


CoMPRo maqnina peqIeh& de dar toqIeS
e~lecr;coS medic uso. c. Rodriguez Slo M
tamoros St.
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DR.. FLIPPEN

-Ns ". - St.-New York, y. Y.
Trac.ra;eaco periecc:oraco de las e.2ntujas
trferSticiass, contra "a Pos-aeioU nerSinsA-
sin ns-ssiGsd de operation y SIN inpedIT que
&c iediGue . sus ocupaciOnes ciarlas, Tam
ben rrato en!ermecaGeS del sstonaSo. san
&c, piel. ' vejiSa. de acuerco con los aIa-
rs,.s p,sccdos f-2aceses. SSlo ueeesisa haeer-
-. mas ,uanLas vLlss- HOnorarlcs mocl-
%. No camolo SoEgcsSonQeasia-
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PRESTAMOS

,NECESTTA sSS,0ot PrSstanos coafiiencis-
rs sobre mUebles a personss a sueldo. Abo-
sos tasils. Por $500. S5c. ssnaEar.os. 300
Con-oy SidS. San Antonio. Texas I2ia
Main ST. Houston. Texas
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PETACAS Y vEILCES de construction fuer-
,e. tr:haio yarantiLsdo. Tengo magnificcs
reIices de MADEIRA fcrrados .on lamina : pre-
clos muy hara,os. FABRICL de Batles y Pc
tacas. D. Mdnoz Leuo. sl3 Doiorosa St. San
Antonio. Texas.
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Nj. J. MORALES

TODA PERSONA que desee naadar dine
70 i Mexico debe eScribi-ne y ahor-ara los
EaS:os &c situaci6n. I valta de covreo en-
Ware Ia forna SeSu-a dc hacerlo. J. VI. Ma
-roquin. Monterrey, N. L. Mex.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-09-12

DARE una subscription de LA PRENSA por
3 mcSeS i IA persona cue me informe de
mi hermano NievS Trevino, orlgInario de Ii.
mares, \. Leon. En- 1912 nos sopranos en-
Texas City ) deSde enconccs no he Sabido
de Ell. DiriEirse a Jose A. Trevlno. 2I9
Wyoming y. San Antonio. Texas. az
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Or. HERACLIO GONZALEZ

427 N. San Saba St. esqGina con Lake.
view. Telefono Travis $40.
pR. II. MARTINEZ GUH&AS. ESPscial:sta
60 er;sTmeGades IL SInoS = p1rtcs- Aedic:-
"a eu general oticina, 1907 ~ CoranasEes
81. TeJetono TrayS Z2ss
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SELLOS DE COMA

: Accessories. Acabo de recio,r un eItenso
Surtido de Fechadores, tinta y coiines para
sellos : Alfabetos de todoS tamanoS- Pida ca
.:iioso en- cspSnol. I. Santos o<:a. 6Il Dolo-
-osa S.. Tel. Travis 52S2.
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pERDIDAS

PERDIDA. Sc Ss:i;;cara IA persona que
devaeiva Tn vslis contenicndo IN po-ta-one-
das Y -ooa de sefora. 81 Holiday Ave.
Mission sss. (i2l
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G~RATtFICARE BEN = n persona que me
de iuformes exactcs del actual paradero del
ST. Jose RoSles Zauora- La sonora Arjadi
Ro5leS, dcSea comunicarse con 81. Todo in.
forme dirigirSe q Jesus Yelazquez. sos E..
Boone It. Marshalltcwn, Iowa On
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-09-12

Precisamente dentro del Distrito Commercial y en-
esauina. Tenemos de venta una magnif1ca casa Re d
driIlo de $50 x $50 p~erfectamente construida y con
techos de la meior calidad. Su precio solo es de Soo,ooo
peah. sIcdas cobonsls nuy anDHas pSsSeo de la Ia =. s nda nals as Hae H haH lie dc " re:
cepaon s @.. 3sam1 .Saotaadas ces d@orados. dspcnsa, cdstador de- aqua.
mWhos guardarropas de pared: &c enuenta toa en- eondh aaonnS m mn m e% 90 Soa
Cnentat anbSnc con acras de cemento: pailos. r66s de eenento saF As s ran:
dc a. ex eaaaS pan baS. iWstoEos. SaeSa o despsna = Area d Noe" Is idal "a
"a una @s 5smsA PTeo . slecSsIssso 10000 a plazos.
Casa centrica de ladrillo, de 10 cuartos, situada entire
las GALES de Pershing y Garden. For 9lo'ooo.
N@esnamos vendor ipmsdhaamsate e sta hs9n0s s casa a9 de a eraa1s S d. G;ss ss
s sos rss sa una magmfia ocna y con una e@alaHna sue eonduee rea
mass y i u n mssni rs,l S i. de .5 9oToe Easria u aam nane en- IL Ia pac d aGs. de
Preeio especial de $4,000; s2Ooe 90 de eontado, Ct rto en abms faeheS.
cercana a las arboledas que rodean a la Casa de Corte
coatamos con una hrnoa casa de- dos posy ! euatOs. que d@en'" PS
>@"'E ITa sta as Sc haa prerlaren en- eta hrnoa caNe eubsrta de aaey
que pr @ aspeto es de- las mas 0onaannaas s q. Ia Ia os esH5si en- b so de e emeamG COL.
puknos arboks. FL que uhTa haser. ana npra oc eahfcaHa &c e1eep'0hA-
mre buena, debe aprewaHe a adaaHS cSa casa
Casa de S cuartos entire las GALES de Morales, Perez,
Medina y FRO.
Is sta Ia ororuniad mas brlSne para Il qae Gora haeerss &c &c una una ca:
sta dc 5 curos, seAbados. de mpapeisr bal Sso O@ Dc y po5seans ma ES e s59 m 90 de- de-
condo Y d rrto en- abonosi ules a 10 que U d sa aetuancne pasando POI Ia
rnt de casa.
Entire las GALES North Flores y North Laredo.
comamos con una casa de 5 eaaros deM5o de lc de 5Szzi6C = en- IA a me me
ta % cudad. deTod lie my POGO tempo vddran d doMc Sc Ia dsnos en- abons
Acc Para s ma n 9s Sss: s0f' Ell sss S sT csn ;nsnsn : a s' R'S'"' Td. Travis aa'
SMITH & SMITH REALTORS
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TRASPASOS.

Il TRASPASA una TiendA de sbar-oteS
buera c~Iientcla. en- maEnIfIco barric. con ha-
biraci6n pa-a f4mlia- DITiglrse a Daniel Gen
zatsL- Esq. n. PecoS y SaIinaS. as
TRASPA-O TENDS de abazrotsS en IA eS-
u,fYa Guadalupe Y Pesos. E una buena
opo-tpnIGaG. pGes ia venGo en- condolences ia
Giles pOr tener que SAiIE ti2l
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-09-12

G~RATTFTCARE con SIS. 90 a IA persona que
nc proporcione infarmes exactos acerca del
p~2raderp &c mis- hijos Tori6ia ' Emigdio Are
mas. el p-imero de 81 amos dc edad. alto, CO.
!or moreno. oloS negros, pestaRa POGO china.
con una cicatris en- 81 carrilo izquierdo Y d
SsEun6o dc 25 amos de sdad. de nediaaa esta-
tura, blaaeo, eScazo de barba, ojos cafe. p.sta-
M Srande = china. pelo rubio. Ambos, seyin
los ultlnoS informsS cue -ecibf radicahan en-
West|ood, Cal Caaquier informe que Sc
te1=a, favor &c d;rigirse = Is Sra. san Juana
dc Santos. 500 W. Sixth St. Ha-tord, Cal.
G7-Sl
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AGRApECERE nucho a Ia persona que
me de iHformeS del actual paradero de Ia sra.
Anast2Sja HunoZ. Dc % amos dc eGad. de
-QeTpo regular. deicada, ojoS neg-os. pesta-
a3 china. laSios delEadoS: alSo picada de vi
TCcl5. Tc6o ;aforne d~iriEirse n Francisco
GaciaS. Danvllc. Kansas. I3)
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BoTICA MEXICANA
DEL. DR. p CIAL Y DIV.

ELEGANTE AUToMovn Overland 7s
t~ourisrno de ) pasajeros, Marcia
luz electrical, motor muy bucnas condolences;
e~xeelentc CARO- para familia, pintura nueva,
TODD en- busn estado, por sse5 90. Into-man
1914 ". Travis St. despues de las 81 en- las
tarGeS O los Domingos. (l2)
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Sc RENTAN cusr1os anuebiados 3 dos era
5ras del Sanatosio del Dr. u--uaa. Isl Ave
ui6s c.
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Sc VENDE una rrensa para imprenta,
Chandler and Price lo115. Precio 5000. 90 Nix
Tengg. San Antonio, Texas. Q5)
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- 4 VISOS De OCASION-: -
VENTAS.

$3.50. reSto en- abonos, REQ 4 CHincfos, com
pletamente arrezlado. pintura y capacete nue.
vos. cxcclente eordicion. Muy barsto. ss75,
WlNERICH MOTOR SALES co.
Avenida c. y Tercera Crockett 1425.
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aoT Ell MONTERREY. los So. Santa Rasc
Ave--Habfracioaes r-opias 9s-a f2niiiss >
ko-nl-c, salos: p-ecios e6aaoSsa-
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- NJ -SrPTIrMRRE
GRAN HOTEL METICANo
A,N-fo-~s-+s E,---1 ur.al

e mas moderno, hlgiSaico y eleSaate de
los de clientele ue-icana en- san Antonio.
LavaboS dc SSua fra y calieute e. ca6s cuar
to. D-epaTtansntoS de 2 cUX-tos y cocira do
Eas para families eo-eas- Per Semaaa pre-
eos eSpeci2les. 1861 ". Con;ne-cs ST.
:. Perez Come.
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DESEo SABEE 81 paradcro de mi hijo i
fredo Paez. natural de ChalchIhuiteS, Zaca-
tecaS: recihi sus ultimaS noticias de Utah
En- 1918. Dare una buena qualification 3 Ia
persona que me dc info-mes exactos. Diri-
Eirse q Ia S-a. Dolores G.. VIDA. dc PaAz-
i33 Pine st. Ranger. Texas. C26.S)
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Automeviles So ehauffera

Disporeros &c raagnfficos sutonSSiiss &c Q
r;lindros para 2loui.ar sin ehauifer. Vistte-
COS. College Street auto Livery. PA Coi-
kc- ST. TelSfono CT. GIL Gcrcuos. = D.
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ARRENDAMIENTOS.

* RENTA casa de / cGartoS Y oano. en- Ia
mejo- Gale de Ia cIudad eentrica, snapEa y
con ~taiefono, Sas y luz electrical AGultGS So
lLmc1te. InforEaaa 6l9 Main Ave. (l&)
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500. resto en- sbonos, Chandler s paSaIeros.
Dispatch. USado solamcnte IN ano: 5 ruedas
dc alamh-e; 5 ~llantsS: protectors adelante y
at-aS, Sc We y CORE como nuevo: Ia netor
eompra en- n cfudad. Vealo. Sl.bT5-00
wINERICH MOTOR SALES co.
Av.,iaa e v Terre-a Crockett 1f95.
The Red Cloud chief., 1920-06-17
A LETTER
FOR WOMEN
From a Woman Whose Serious III
ness Was Overcome by Lydia E.
Pinkham's Vegetable Compound.

GarAett, Kas.-'T first took Lydia E.
Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for q
The Red Cloud chief., 1920-06-17
A Wilderness Establishment.

Sam Cook is the keeper of a stop
ming place at Rocky Lake on the
main winter trail In from the Pas In
Manitoba to the Film Flon mining
country. He supplies shelter for nan
md beast-but no ~provender. Horse
and dog teams transport their own
feed. For the human travellers the
Cook establishment provides dishes,
water and fire only, the visitors doing
tteir OWE cooking. If there is any food
left. the travellers usually leave 1t for
their host. Cook keeps a set of o
of a sort and these show that since
November last 1000 freight teams,
that is, horse-drawn outfits. and l'0oo
dct teams have passed his place. ana
o3o men used his roof as shelter over
night. Cook collects % cents for each
traveller that uses his cooking utensils,
He saws that business Is looking so
good as the result Of the mining de
yelopment that he is going to erect
a much larger stopping place THIS
summer, including n stable capable
of giving shelter to 100 horses.
The Red Cloud chief., 1920-06-17
Prayed for Cure
Finds it After &c Years
Food Would Sour and Boil
Teeth Like Chalk
Mr.. Herbert NJ. Gessner writes from hi1

Mr.. Herbert NJ. Gessner writes from hi1
home in Berlin, N. H.:
/ had stomach trouble over ten years;
kept getting worse. ! tried everything fol
relief but it came back worse than eve1
Last fall got awfully bad; could only eal
light loaf bread and tea. In January kgot
so bad that what l would eat would Xut
and boil; my teeth would be like chal'l
l suffered terribly. l prayed every day fol-
something to cure me. One day l read
about EATONIC and told my wife to GO
me a box at the drug store as l was goia
to work at 4 p. m. l took one.third of 4
and began to feel relief; when it wal
three-fourths gone, I felt fine and when il
was used up | had no pains. Wife got me
another box but have felt the pain but
twice. ! used five tablets out of the new
box and l have no more stomach trouble,
Now l write to tell you how thankful
am that I heard of EATONIC. ! feel like
a new man; I eat what / like, drink plenty
Of water, and it never hurts me at all.
The Red Cloud chief., 1920-06-17
He Came Back.

am employed In an attorneys Of
fee. one afternoon Re was leaving for
his golf club and not wanting to miss
his train by waiting to lunch, sent me
for some sandwiches, writes a corre-
spondent. When l returned the switch.
board operator told me he had left and
apparently forgot the sandwiches. So
I ate them. ! had just finished eating
then when he returned for his sand
witches. What followed was my most
embarrassing moment.
The Red Cloud chief., 1920-06-17
SETTLED QUESTION OF HAIR
After Experience With Kerosene, Cap.
tain Hopkins Had Not Any Fur.
Their Worry About It.

Badness is q condition the threat
Of which will frequently stir men OF
eve the most dormant vanity. Hair
tOnics have netted fortunes for their
inventors and there are countless'rem.
edieS of the old housewife. some of
which. such as the application of kero-
sene. make the writer, at least, feel
that the disease might be preferable
To the cure. The sea captain John
II. Whidden tells of In his ocean Life
In the Old Sailing Ship Days" certain
~ discovered to his sorrow u of the
possible results OF such a cure"
Captain Hopkins was giving n din
ner to some of the other ship captains
and their wives who were i'm the har-
Dor of Bahia ut the same time with
him. AS the cabin of the captains
brig was small, the table was laid I'M
der awnings OF top of the cabin. The
guests arrived and dispersed about
under the awnings to enjoy themselves
until dinner was served. Captain Hop
kins, who was a general favorite, aft
or a few minutes went below, "pre-
sumably to put q few finishing touches
to his appearance" The captain. who
was "a small man. with Il quaint,
scanned, whiskerless face" was trou-
bled about his thinning hair and, after
trying all sorts of tOnics. some one
had told him that kerosene oil. well
rubbed In, would cause n healthy
growth when everything else had
failed" Captain Hopkins tried 1t and
came to have great faith In 1t, go
ing around with his head g%listening,
and an odor distilllng from him like Il
Pennsylvania oil derrick" Down in
his cabin, now, he proceeded to give u
fresh application of the Kerosene.
Suddenly the people on deck were
startled by a yell, 'and the next In.
slant the head of old Hopkins APP
peared above the cOmpanionway,
blazing like a giant candle. The ladies
screamed, while one Or two captains
caught up buckets and, dipping up salt
water over the briggs side, deluged the
captains head, extinguishing him In a
moment, but leaving him as bald rs
an egg. although beyond n few Bills
ters he was not seriously hurt" Cap
tain Hopkins, 1t turned ~ had light
ed q lamp and somehow brought the
match In contact with his head.
The Red Cloud chief., 1920-06-17
Concentration Of Wealth.

In substantiatiOn Of the contention
that very much Of the national wealth
Is finding It's way into a few private
hands, Congressman Henry II. Rainey.
,it. the house of congress. made the fol-
lowing statements. based on statis-
ties of the federal income tax bu-
reau:
"There are two men In the United
States whose income last year was
in the United States whose income last
year was over S5.OOO.OOO apiece. In
1914, before the war started. there
were co men whose annual incomes
we're over 81 10000 apiece. Last year
there were 2iS whose Incomes were
over 81 100000 apiece. In 1914 there
were ia men whose incomes were be-
tween 100000 and 81 ,OOO,OOO apiece.
Last year there were 400 men whose
incomes reached this immense sum.
In 1914 there were AT men whose in
comes were between 100000 and
100000 apiece.
To-day there are 400 men who en-
10Y that large income. In 1914 there
were $50 men whose incomes exceed
cd S2jO,O00. and was under S3oo,oOo,
Now there are $50 who enjoy that In
come. In 1914 there were 81 men
with an income between 100000 ana
S25O,OO0. Now there are IoO men
who are enjoying that income. In
1914 there were 46 men whose In
comes exceeded Sl50,O0O and was un-
der 100000. Now there are l.3OO
men who enjoy that Income
The Red Cloud chief., 1920-06-17
kisses Him Good-B BY.

"She said she did; she wanted me
to do it, and she threw both arms
around my neck and kissed me and
said good-by. She wanted me to pup
the handkerchiefS tight, and so ! TOOK
hold of them and pulled them tight.
"She didn't kick any at first at all,
then she kind of Kicked-just her feet
a little and IL was only a few minutes
after that that | went across from the
edge of the porch to the sidewalk and
down to the creek and washed my
hands, and al officer stopped me, and
i stood around there until the body
was taken down in the ambulance and
then l went down and got a sandwich
and q glass of milk and went on home"
officials discredit the youths story.
They believe Best sought to ~overpower
the girl, fought with her, and finally
placed the knotted handkerchiefs about
her throat.
The Red Cloud chief., 1920-06-17

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