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The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1920-07-02
PROFESSIONAL
DIR. L. T. CHAMBERLAIN
Physician aud Surgeon

office. sllyngnl Block; Residence,
North Seventh Street, Price. Utah.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1920-07-02
Rooms l, 2 and z, Parker
Weeter Block, opposite First
National Bank, corner Main
and Ninth Streets.
HourB-l0 a. m. 10 ~ noon, and
2 10 4 y. m. Phone o..
AT HELPER
Over Helper State Bank, Main
Street, Helper.
Hours 10 8 Evenings. Ex-
eept Sundays.

Graduate Of the Largest NonMedica College World in.
GLIDING Clinical Work in the Largest Hospital the World
use the Latest and Best Methods Science
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-06-09
THE BEGINNING
OF A NEW LIFE
BULGARIA and Oriental Europe Produce
Sturdiest People.

BULGARIA and Oriental Europe Produce
Sturdiest People.
Do YOU want to feel from 10 to 50
years younger?
Do you want to know the JOY Of
Perfect Health?
You can get back the spirit o
youth, your eyes will sparkle with
new lie and the rich glow Of health
will replace the faded yellow skin.
Bulgarian Blood Tea, used for cen.
turtles In Oriental Europe, is the most
remarkable medicinal family prepare
tion known in the world today. Com
posed Of choice and rare herbs, just
brewed by yourself and taken once or
twice q week, will be the beginning
OF a new life for you. Your blood Will
become rich and pure; the flame Of
life will be rekindled-no more head
aches. billousness, constipation, indi.
gestion or bone.racking aches or
pains. Bulgarian Blood Tea is guar:
anteed TO contain just pure herbs o!
marvellous medicinal and curative
power gathered from fields, noun,
tains and valleys Of Europe, Asia and
Africa. All drug stores now keep
Bulgarian Blood Tea in stock, but
owing 10 the enormous demand i'm
mediate application to your druggist
is urged on account Of the limited
source Of supply. Distributors Of Bull
garian Blood Tea are authorized to
return the full purchase price II 1t
does not materially improve your
health In three weeks time. This eyi
dence OF faith in the power OF Bul.
-arian Blood Tea Is the guarantee ci
the Marvel Products Co., Marvel
Building. Pittsburgh. who authorize
this public announcement.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-06-09

S,s,r.6 "a nus.ress Mems Assccias
lion saying Il s to the retailer VA 1st
R q Eunn Is to the wholee a!ef. As
fsIt ne Business Wom1n's club wcaia
~ ! rreat asset to Fairmont.
y MICS Matte Dental, charming
vonng president Of the club, gave q
Sr;sf talk on plans and committees
u,ss named Miss Rachel Toiyenen
Is on the membership committee;
Program. Miss Ruth Mortified; 80
rial Miss Louise Leonard: lnspIa'
tional. Miss Deborah Fitzgerald; So
cial service. Miss Ruth Kelley. i IS
manned 70 have a camp up the river
his summer II possible. Mrs. G. N;
Bofler and Miss Deborah Fitzgerald
both SPOKE briefly In helpful manner.
The main talk Of the evening was
given by Mrs. Joseph Roster who an
bounced that next week woman was
eypected from headquarters OF the
Red Cross 10 conduct home nursing
classes in Marion county probably on
Monday and Wednesday evening N
Fairmont with a room arranged with
bed and other necessities. Onehalt
the hour and a half allotted will be les.
col, and the other half practical dem.
onstration. The cost Of the classes
viii be covered by the Red Cross
Chapter. Nurses are still scarce anu
Il was felt by Mrs. Roster represent;
linz the Red Cross, that every ciun
woman possible should avail herself
Of the chance to learn something val.
uable. In some cities men are TAX
Ing the classes so as 10 be able to help
Al home when possible. Six or sever
classes are being planned consisting
Of about Is persons each. The classes
for business girls will begin next week
Al time indicated by tho girls them
solves. Those who wished 10 take
were asked to register last night be.
fore. going home. It was first planned
TO have Miss Winfield conduct the
classes but later 1t was thought best
10 relieve her for her other work and
have some one from headquarters
come to the city to take care Of this.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-06-09
BOaIE|I GIRLS SEE
MOCK WEDDING
Alsoa Serious Side to Their
Club Meeting Last
Night.

ne Business and Professional
tn5n's club met for the las; inaoor
lib1tr Il the season last night at the
4 II: 6. A. and enjoyed something un'
|l1iSIlyS rood IN the way OF delicious
sf7hles md IN addition some unique
Entertaining. The program furnished
~ sdfprise lat evening consisted Of
mock wedding with club members
|sIlIiE nan, including special music
nd Sueeches. Typewriter slips were
5Sssed C he pfettily decorated "a.
6lsS With questions 70 DO answered
7 q what each member could DO IN
~ Eay Of entertainment this sum.
liei d & Member could play the
5lano. eiyN readings, Or entertain In
5ther Nsy1. she was asked 10 mention
ihe fktt "a her slip Of paper. CARDS
4tre 1lro filed out BY those wishing
3 heeotno members Of the club.
The supper was most satisfactory
SoRSfgtinE Of meat loaf, potato salad,
on, ioliy and coffee, with strawberry
k6tEc1kc iof dessert. The mock we'd
6iff VAS indeed q surprise and those
,et ~ ! nsff VINE dressed II, costumes
Man llama nave tsken prizes. To a
N6ddinE march Miss Irene Davis and
40 Ella Straight came up the aisle
81 ~ 5,dnr . and bride the groom some
IsSs ~ shorfer Iran the bride. and
Nm 6resSG forteously, The groom
;s,a 4 f,,iiStschS. on one side Of his
,n,,fh and mn, dress suit with flower
n: Ma hutt6nhaia He had to be
snn NJ, freSn1ttly The bride was
scsensd n trajIins white with wreaths
= finwers ahonf her head and shout:
I'M She cheYed yum. Miss Blanche
5sriea was best man and wore a vel
~ MI and MANS suit Of gray. Miss
! ;S,,Ise 2 / .eonard. was maid Of honor
"a Niss HadSs Hot was bridesmaid.
1iss NeffiA iohnsofi made an ador.
M finWar riri m white organdie at
fefrhine ianeth With her hair tied
nm e;kite ribhof, bows low on her
n.y. Mr. F-B Fanus made such an
ssnnisife ring bearer in short skirts,
ssss,tifni ctris wearing socks and
.;srSine 4 nsonstroils inflow that she
~ anSlsuded roundly. Virginia Nor.
"A IA pSvIiis watkins were attrac.
M II rihhoi5 hearers and Miss Jeanette
F,f,tt was apas IN becoming mans
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-06-09
How About YourC atarrh?
Do You Want Real Relief?

porarily clear them away, they
will promptly re-appear until their
cause is removed. !.
S. S. S. is an antidote to the mil
lions Of tiny Catarrh germs with
which your blood is infested. A
thorough course Of this remedy
Win cleanse and purify your blood,
and remove the disease germs
which cause Catarrh.
For free medical advice write 70
Chief Medical Adviser, 101 Swift
Laboratory, Atlanta, Ga.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-06-09
Soc Roasted S1
Coffee 4 hs. for ~

Think Of buying four full pounds
Of fresh roasted Coffee for one DOL
lar, which coffee Is as good or bet.
ter than any coffee you have been
drinking and paying 40c TO 5Oc
for. Now. is a good time to Try
"Harrison's Special" roasted eonee.
dollar Days" Sale. 4 lbs. for II.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-06-09
nm Throw Away Yeur Sprays
md 0thsr Mikeshift Treat.

WV, Simply because you have
overlooked tie cause Of catarh,
nd n q yuur treatment has been
misaireeted. Remove the cause Of
- oloeeed.up aecumulations that
Ekcke up your air passages, and
Nv VII nssurllly disappear for
rod. But no mstter how many
hi appliztinns you Ne to tenn
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-06-09

Made Of good quality muslin NO, Or
nai msoo = prettily trimmed with
deem embroidery founce. assorted na
lengths. "Dollar Days Sale, sl.Oo.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-06-09
BASEMENT
DOLLAR DAY
SPECIALS
$3.50 Aluminium 81.
Dinner Pail .......W

Four-quart. Quality brand, guar
anteed for 20 years pure aluminium
round dinner pals, with extra two
compartments, aluminium covet,
wire ball. with black eboniIed ZIP
handle: dollar Days" sale 500. 1
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-06-09

Women's sl.s5 Muslin 81
Drawers ....-.....'
Made Of very fine quality soft
nainsook and high grade inuslln'
circular or straight style. leg tuck
ed and trimmed with fine quality
neat Swiss embroidery: Open OF
Closed styles, regular and * extra
sizes. Dollar Days" Sale, sl.oo.
Misses sl.5O Princess Il
Slips 1850: -; -.
Made Of soft fr'r'si good quaE
ity bleached r. look, Douom
10 iiouuce Of imHcr.. d Swiss embroid-
ery edge / ..-sorted designs, ne:k
and ar \ les trimmed with rlooona
lrS-n embroidery edgtng. siz !. 81 >
: 5 yeark Dollar Days" @l.Oo.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-06-09

Made Of good weight olive drab
army khaki cloth. Belt straps. Gun
bottom. 2 sides, 2 hip and ! watch
pocket, Sizes 80 to a waist meas
IRE. assorted lengths. Dollar
Days" Sale, 81 a pair.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-06-09

2oc Can N
Tomatoes, sfor 81
These are large No 3 cans Of
red ripe Tomatoes that We retail
regularly for zoe . can. Dollar
Days" Sale, S cans for '1.ao.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-06-09

Is Bans Of 81
Star Soap for ......
Eisht-eunee bar. ., the well
known brand laundry Soap. which
sells regularly at retail loe a bar
Dollar Days" Sale. 10 bars for 81,
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-06-09

This event will be welcomed BY thousands ssna1s srsn . ps
folks R5 E We s 's dssd make 5s These
three Big s DOLLAR PAYS. will pack &5 trs d sd v
1a nv s and two ar ueas that afford most unusual savings on good
i fp Gepend s lse wanted merchandise out Of this
paper and Hop an early street car s s%o T a sfsr
ing @ Dobb Or walk fast see nD We will
be expecting you and yours
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-06-09

Made Of good quality soft fnlsh-
ed cambria, S rows Of pin tucks on
legs, leg ruffle Of novelty design,
open work Swiss embroidery. Yoke
waist band with 2 buttons and .
bottom holes. Sizes for ages 10 to
is. Dollar Days." 2pairs for 81.
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1920-03-23
IMPORTANT TO ALL WOMEN
READERS OF THIS PAPER

Thousands upon thousands Of
women have kidney or bladder trou-
bic and never suspect it.
Women's complaints often prove
to be nothing else but kidney trou-
BILE, or the result Of kidney or blad-
der disease
II the kidneys are not in a
healthy condition, they may cause
the other organs to become dis
eased.
You may suffer pain in the back,
headache and loss Of ambition.
Poor health makes you nervous,
irritable and may be Respondent; it
makes any one 50.
But hundreds of women claim
that DR. KiImer's SwampRoot, BY
restoring health to the kidneys.
proved to be just the remedy need
ed to overcome such conditions.
Many send for sample bottle to
see what Swlmp-Root, the great
kidney. liver and bladder medicine
Will do for them BY enclosing ten
cents to pr Kilmcr & Co. Bing-
hamton, n. Y. you may receive som
pie size bottle by Parcel Host. You
can purchase medium and large
size bottles at all drus stores. It
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1920-03-23
DIVISION AGENT.

". y. Picking. of Somerset. Pa,
who had been district passenger as-
ent at Cumberland under the United
states Railroad Administration has
been appointed division passenger az
ent OF the Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
with headquarters in Cumberland.
Ills territory includes main line and
branches from Hancock, Md, to
johnstown Pa, inclusive and to bit
not including Connellsyiue. Pa, and
Grafton, W. Va.
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1920-03-23

The finest ones on the market, too
they're stylish in every sense of the
word-if you want a Double
Breasted-a Straight EngIish-a
waist seam-or any other style
you will find it here at d price re-
markable. You men! Don't miss
this great opportunity.
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1920-03-23

By that that y0ucn get the best quality garments at
what you have been asked elsewhere and that you get pac
Priced within your means
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-23
STATE NATIONAL BANK

CAPITAL AND SURPLUS. s250.OOO.OO
Interest Paid on Savings Accounts.
c. r. MOrehead. President-
Joseph MaEOffin. Viee-President.
c. y. BaEsett. VIee-PreEideut.
George ID. FiOry. Fice-PResident.
r. W. 1IcAfee, Cashier.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-23
Armed Kentucky
Miners Search
For Detectives

Aiddlesboro. Ky. March 23-Har-
IAN comfy Kentucky. on the Ken
lucky w est Virginia border, was thc
scene today Of much excitement. Sew
eral hundred miners, armed with
pistols and rifles. were searching the
county for operatives Of a detective
agency, who are alleged TO have
started a fight at Wallins creek. Sat
urdaT night, with miners. which re-
suited in the killing Of three persons
ana Wounding Of several others.
me clash was the outgrowth Of III
1eellng because OF importation last
week OF a group OF private detectives
by the Kentucky steam Coal COM
panys where a strike is on.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-23
Anf-Saloon Lacquer
Must Explain Charges
Against N. Y. Solons

Albany, \. =. March 23.-The New
York state assembly, by a resolution
adopted unanimously, viii compel
William H Anderson, state superin-
tendeut Of the Anti-Saloon league. to
appear before the assembly judiciary
committee TO explain the foundation
OF statements. utterances and publ
cations alleged TO have been made By
him against legislators.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-02-19
SECCION EDITORIAL
LOS ACCATES DE La OPOSICION

1ndiScl 2llnada, ' sin 81 apOyo de la opinion publica
tendra que If ncccsariamcnte al fracasO.
Por 10 prOnto, Ia conjuraciGn del Lago ha dado
resultados contraproducenteS. FL pals. que no puc
de nj ,iehe adnitir la tutoria de un0S cuantoS go
bernadoreS impuestos, Sc siente inciiado para
a~sregaFse reSTcltamentc a Ia oposici6u, Y eSa opo
sici6n espoieada. contando va con la opinion pI
blica. sera capaz de arrollar no digamos a csos con.
iurados, sino 4 donle o triple numero.
ESQ rs pcrfectamente humane. natural, V mas
que ESQ: GbitGGdO.
NosotroS ScnioS simpleS espectadOreS que nos
encontramoS muy lejos de Ia r%olitica militantc,
pero prcciSamemtc por ESQ vcmoS, dcsapaSionados.
con mayor claridad Y c~Hactitud, cl rumbc Que Sigue
Ia opinion.
Pucs Ii opinion pGblica csta en- contra dc los
conjuraioS, y por I'm scntimiento dc ~iusticia. NADIA
IRIS. ~ ponc de partc DC In oposiciou tan injusta-
mcutc amcnazada.
FL Partido oposicioniSta con las pcrsecucioneS,
con las CcnjWracioHcS. con los csfuerzoS que Sc ha-
cen para corSUnar Ia imposition, csta acreccntan-
do &uS filaS mas de 10 que l,udicra Imaginarsc. Y
acabaru por haccr cue con 81 Sc identifique la ma
ror partc de Ia poblaci6n de la Republica.-Enton-
ce> 81 pcligro que ann no eNiStc para los hombrcs
del gooicrno. Sc pres"Tt.ari amenazador, V la traS-
mission pacifica del P0der sera entertainments i'm.
possible.
Dicen los eobcrnadores conjuradoS, en- SUI ma
nificSto. que "cl gran trance electoral que Sc ave-
Gina. 4firmar; ' iuStificara tOda la obra recolu-
cionaria . Ia hara derrumbarse Ell un caoS de anar-
Quia' Y G:c II fin dc que Ia autoridad de Carranza
permanczca inQuebrantahle, haSta el momento de
hacer cutrega del FODDER" lie prestaran especial
mrnte sU apoyo moral ' material en- todGS Sag nc.
t"rmipGciOHC&,"
Puc> bicn: los rcSUltadoS han >ido negatives.
Ese apoyo moral y material que afirman cue ne
ccSiT1 ,3rr9nza la email uuirr. iCyir on oIr1S ter.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-02-19

La rccicntc iunta de los goberradOreS ha pro
ducido en- las filas oposicionistas el etccto de una
espoleada. HaSta cI indeferentiSmo pub1co EN-
pjeza 4 >scuairSc, porque instintiramente preSleh-
1c Ia Hcplblica. que Il imposition que Sc ha ira
-1nad0 en- csc conciiabulo. compromete sacramento
JOS deSfinos nacinnalcS-
Ia opinion puhlica no tiene vaIFuia de escape
csraha forzada p"rimeramente 6 escoser en'r" can
dilNoS carrauciStas. nero a medida que Sc aproSl-
ma 81 fin del periodic constitutional, 81 gobicrno la
rrIoblado preSionc< y oxigcnciaS. Y ahora SC pre-
tcude va no pcrmitir II >iquicra In election de la
primcra diSvurtiva. cS dccir. Va II" Sc pernItc eS-
roger entire candidates carranciStas porque el Eye
ruIivo So pronono -c<crrar~r In facultad exclusive
DC clc~ir. E~
Pucs bicn. q falJa de c$a valrula lie escape,
forzada n opinion Il ScmctcrSe. a renuaciar. mcior
dicho. al cirrcicin de los dcberaS ciudadanos. no lc
nucdari otro rccur<o que cngroSar, aunque sea
rontra las conviccioncS per>onalcS. las filas de la
nroSiciCu. ' ayudar nj Partido perSeguido como
una protc<ta contra In iuiusicia ' contra los abu-
SOS del Podcr.
Ia ronjuraci6n de los gobernadores, va |" eS-
famo<~eicndo. ha provocado In in~conformidad una.
mime. jacluvcpdo hasta la de aquelloS que son an
tagoni~ta$ dcl Fartido que Sc Ia pHeSto al frente
de Ia oposicion, Y no hay uuo- exceptuando natu-
raImentc a los clemertoS burocritico<, que no con
.cnr con <everidad n los conjUradoS del conclave.
La NaciGH IN quedado profunianepte alarma-
'a con ri Manifesto lie los gobernadores, no por 10
nue. diccu IN csc documento. que carece haSra de las
rcgIaS gramatiralc$. los Senore< gobernadoreS dc la
submission Unconditional. sine porQue Sc inTerpre;a
como mn ea<o fundamental para hacer la imposi,
rjoD.
Este r~ cl momcnto en- que los politicoS Y pu
hliri>la& mexicanoS debcn recordar. sin reticeucia<
nj tapUio>. los rc<u!tado> de las impoSicioneS de
Corral Y Pine SURE. no a utulo de rpcriminaCio-
,,rS a los Volitico$ de aquellsS epocaS. siDo como
UNA advert"ncia Saludablr para Salvar a Ia Rept-
blica de las conSecUencias Dc otro grave error
La yerrera imposition no Seria mas aforTunada
cue las a]HIeriores. como L. que importa no es
>alvar 4 los homhre>, SiDo a los principles Y schre
7rdo a In RcpUblica, e. I'M deber de todoS los que
Sinccra Y roRscienremente amen q Ia patria ' pro
feSen las doctrina& democraticaS. SeHaiar virilmcn-
7c los pciigroS para coniurarlos Il tempo.
II tercera imposition puede ser de mas ga
YES couSecuenciaS para cl porvenir de Ia Naci6n.
|arranZa debe Saher. anteS De cue sea demaSiado
tardc, Que Ia Imposition cue Sc prOyecta producira
fatalcS rcSultados
II riyili>mo Que pregonan los elemento> oficia-
les. ticuC nor mrdula In fGerza militar. V e<ta fuar,
~. 10 Sabc bien CaTranza, Sc c~ncuentra dividiia.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-02-19
Tracgucido &c: "Lesiiex."

zarra en- que Sc eScriben les mensa-
jes por los espiritus venidos de mas
ALA de Ia tumba.
FL medium Sc sienta efrente de su
vctima. Separates ambos por una
mesa Y lie presenta una DiZarra pa
IA ole file en- esta suS miradaS.
mientras interroga al espIritu 10 que
desea Saber. Entretanto. Il supuesto
medium tiene sohre las piernas, ocul-
"a por Ia mesa. CUra piZarra. entera-
uente igual a la otra, en- IL que es-
cribe 10 que lie da la CANA, en- CON
t~eStacIoE a las pregUntas del can
dido pregunton. Cuando ACADIA de
eScribir e. medium, retira la pizarra
que eSta Sobre Il mesa Y -Sustituyen-
dola por Ia que tiene en- las p!ernas
invita- a Ia victIma 4 que Ia tome por
debajo de Il. mesa Y la apriete con-
ira Ell dcrSo de Ia Cubiarta. q fin
de Que el eSpiritu eScriba, porque los
espIrituS no pueden esc-lbir a luz
plena. DeSpueS de mos nlomentoS de
religioso silencio manda ell medium
que retire IA p~izarra Ia persona que
Ia tlene en- las manoS Y que lea 10
que e esplritu le ha Cortestado. La
victima Sc %sorprende al aeer Ia con-
~JeStaciUn q u preCuntaS Y cree que
efeCtivameu-e han sido contestants
por Ell alma evocada del ORC mundO.
lnutil es decir 10 que sucederia 81
Ia pizarra en- blanco Sc cayera de la.
'manoS del supueSto medium. Proba-
blemente. 81 era listo dir.a a 81 VIC
TINA que el eSpiritu habia hecho ST.
aparicion an~unciandola por aquel rui
do. ! quiza e%ncontrara I'm credulo
cue Sc diera por satisfecho con tai
explicacion.
In POGO mas dificil es la produc-
cion de sonidcs eXtraoriinarioS en-
IN aposento cscuro. tales como ei re
piQuiteo de una campanilla, el tcque
de una corneta o de cuAlGuier otro
Instruments. Para eSta s~upercherla
el medium ehge d dos victimas, a
las cIaleS sientan en- los sendos eX-
tIamos de una mesa. ocupaudo el
centric el medium. ADteS las victImaS
han registrado todo eI aposento Ell
Que Sc van a producer les eXtraordl-
nsrjos fenomenos. han cerrado las
puertas V g~uardadose las llaves en-
los eo!SliloS. naolendo. aOsmdS, atFah
csdo las pulertaS, a fin &c cue nadie
pueda abrirlas por fuera. Tcmadas
tales p~recauciones toman los acto-
res del saiaete las posic,oneS indica-
Gas Y el medium apaga las iuces. por-
que los espirituS tamooco pueden
trabajar donde- hay luz. EntonceS el
mediCm ordena a sus victiTnaS que
extiendan las manos sobre la mesa
hasta tocar las suyas Y las aproXima
de manera que con una sofa m&no
toque las dos de los in:reduloS que
van a convencerse pronto de que los
espiritus eEisten. En- Ia uScuridad ca
da una de las victimas cree CUE to-
ca de las manoS del embauca-
dor, cuando en- realidad n tocan
mas que n Sola.
Entonces con Ia mano que lie que
da hbre SAGA el medium de IN bol-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-02-19
EVITAPAN EN- MEX. LA
EXPEDTCION CONTRA
LA REP. DEL PERU
Ell gobierno dice que "a a
tomar las medidas que
Sc necesiten

CIUDAD DE MEXICO. Febrero
Establishments Sc hiZo hoy la de-
claracion de que el gobierno esta dis
puesto a tonasr todas las medidas que
sean necesarias 4 efecto de imped!r
que Sc organize en- Mexico una g.
pedici6n contra el gobierro actual
de Ia Republica del Peru. Esta &C.
~claracIjn. hecha por la Secretarla de
Relaciones por acuerdo de Carranza,
confirmp las declaraciones sem:-ofl-
ciales hechas hace dos dias, negando
los informes cablegraficos trasTltl-
dos del Peru. relatives a que el GO
bierno del Presidente Leguia habla
tenido informes de que Sc preparaha
una expedition armada en- territorio
mexicano. con el apoyo de algunos C.
lementos residences en- los Estados
Unidos. contra aquel gobicrno.
Tambien Sc ha anunciado &c nan
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gen :Hglss. Que h. eScrito varias O.
bras cientif.caS acerca de los fen0-
mcnos espiTltas. ha publicado ulJi-
manerte I'm aTticulC en- el qms pre-
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farsas cue emple2r los mediums pa
IA haCcr Greer Il los candidOS en- 60
niCoS eNJ-aordirariCs Y otraS mani
festacIones eXtratayTenaS. 4 csc &rti-
CUlo ~perteuccen les parra+oS que a
continuation damoS E conocer:
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p~srtanGo en- los Estados Unidcs. CO.
mo 2ntes 10 Desperation eE IA Gran
Brecana, los feD6menos ysiuuiccs '
esq rituaiistaS, tiene un lado zen
taioso y unO perjuGicial Is yeuta-
1850 Dorque ha sacado al pueblo del
materialisnlo egoisra en- que sc de
batia Y hechole pegsar er que. aun-
que sea muy POGO, debe de hater al
90 de cierto en- LcS fenomenoS de
que tanto Sc habla. P~erjudiciaL. por-
que ha dado OCCASION a cue a~pareZca
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oentenares de mediums e~Xptotando
Ia credulidad de sus expenditures.
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lidad de muchos fenomenoS pssquicos
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de 81 caracter eXtranaCuraL NO pue-
do. por tanto. z acusado Ge escep-
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a nacer ' Que escrIbo unlcamente pa
"a prevenlr a una gran parte del
puoNco creCuio contra clerta$ ap3-
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