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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-05-11
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t~attaura.
Detached Home.
Only $500.
Near Navy Yard. Large lot: windows On
all sides. Frame. six rooms and hath. newly
painted and papered. Front porch. Strictly
white neiEhborhood. Terms very easy.
CT. WEARING. FRANKLIN 3s1l
Eleven Small Houses.
NEAR IRVING ST. NV.
Press brick front porched. modern bath. etc.
Price Only SZ,O5O.
Terms easy. For colorcd.
CT. WEARING. FRANKLIN o571
To Colored.
Near 18th and SITS. NV. Colonial front
hall. trimmed in oak throughout. pantry. don-
BILE back porches. front porch. Surely bdr-
gain. 1000. Immediate possession
CT wARING. FRANKLIN 5a1i
Vacant Flat.
This 'wo-famly residence has II room, an. aud
:, baths floors: top floor rented $50
month: l floor. :, rooms and bath. va"ant:
separate back porches: separate cellars: fur
mace neat LOT tNo- ITlCe outs AtA"'
easy.
FOR SALE
lst and | SITS. NV.
Groom brick fne room renting section.
Price only $500: terms. $50 cash. balance
monthly.
CT wARING. 1913 RONp BLDG.
PHONE FRANKLIN 53s1
Vacant House.
Sd, 800
Brick. Z rooms and bath. hot-watrr heat. 4
bedrooms. On 9Th st. NV. Newly painted
and papercd.
{. +. Waring.
323 BOND BLING. 18th & \. y. AVE. NV.
PHONE FRANKLIN 3511
SOUTH OF CAR BARN: WEST OF i4th ST
spacious rooms two floors: Amt: large
southern sleeping porch: paPered TO suit Pnr
chaser. Owner. Col. Sl3o-
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Price, "a, 5oo-JUSr OFF 18th ST. Colo
Mai type Of house. well located,
having 8 rooms and bath. hot-Wa-
ter heat and electric lights. The
house ID In very good condition.
now vacant and attractive terms OF
sale will be made.
Price, 3S.e5O-MT. PLEASANT. Near
18th and Newton SITS. very com
PORTABLE home. overlooking hocG
Creek Park and near the car line.
There are six rooms and bath
hardwood noors. front and rear
porches and plenty Of room for ga
rare. Owner occupant will sell on
removable terms and give prompt
possession.
Price. SO, 5OO-CLEvELAND PARK. In
most attractive location. very
near Conn. ave-, We have Just had
listed . thoroughly modern de-
tached home Of ten rooms and
bath, being Of the eenter.hall plan.
II has many unusual features. I'm.
mediate possession will be given
and convenient terms Of sale made.
Price. 81, 75o-OOLUMBlA HEIGHTB. A
six-room and hath brick on the cor
ner Of an alley. having hot-water
heat, electric lights. With ample q.
rage space. Possession given short
" and terms arranged to please
you.
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ron SALOON RHODE ISLAND AVE. NEAR
9th NV. S.story. 10 rooms. baths; electric
lights; hot-water heat: big lot 70 alley: FREE.
s12 800. good cash payment requires. Fes-
X. HoWHNaIBN co.,
1atk at. Nv. o 5th and = 81. 49, !.
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! VACANT.
For sale-0n 10Th st. ne. Convenient to Il
street car line; tw0stoFy and cellar b.-w.
brick, Groom and bath dwelling. $500. q, 900
down, balance 80 q month. Newly papered
and painted Throughout:
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sss'oSEAR 18Th ANp PARK ROAD
..-o x,., =, AVN puonr $ao-NEAR R
'''' ne rooms and bath Hot
ssss and bath corner : ;
STREET ,gr PARE ROAD sI, Ssan .s
..nid sss se @ T
ON PERI. sas s BATH s Ess
Hot heat a1as trio lights Garage
SEND FOR OUR LIST OF ron , OUR LIST , or
saasso~s. iSA invest s' s'''' In northwest 'S''
-coIHMn.A HElGI a rs, SEM Semi
sss5oA MOST Attractive heat and electric
I ssiaa .ss.s
''' room, md bath
@ CAPITOL o., AND ELL nss% Sow vzcsST
sn!Y lights, : ..'4 G.i snS BATH He-
STREET NEAR LAMONT;
% saas
ss s, E:ss.s;;s garage. A''''' '''N
wco9RpsI. ] r s ss ci 1rs u
ard painted sm.nttaeeo An
HEIGHTS '''' lam SO
s nf T,sSS4ss nssa"Ine
media
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CHAS D. SAGER
Main s. Main ST. o23 Fifteenth ST. NV.
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SHANNON & LUCHS,
ALL DESIRABLE HOMES
BOSS & PHELPS
Telephone Main 434o 1906 Street NV.

PRICE. ST., 5o0-IS CHEVY CHASE.
half q square from Connecticut avenue
and near the Circle: q decided bargain
in q beautiful detached home; large lot
with room for garage. The house has
two stories and attic. vapor heat. cleo
tric lights. living room with open hre-
place, several porches.
PRICE, S1s.50O-SEAR 14th AND PARK
road Few houses Of this type. are
offered for sale; three-story brick. CO.
loniai style. about % feet wide, having
ten rooms, six bedrooms. two large bath
rooms, front porch, twostory rear
porches; good yard to paved alIey. Wit
room for garage.
PRICE, Sll,5oo-oN 18th STREET
south Of Girard, in Columbia Heights;
q thfee-story ten.room brick house.
heated with hot water, having electric
lights, inlaid floors and two-story rear
PRICE. 81, COIN SAUL's ADDITION:
one Of those charming detached homes,
we'll situated, close to 18th street. where
prompt possession can be given. This
IL q two-stofy and attic. real eiSht.room
house, having hot-watsr heat and else
tric lights. several porches and Q q.
rage.
PRICE. O.. 0-cONvENIENTLY Lo-
Gated in the northwest. not far out: Q
fully detached house Of eight rooms and
attic, front and side porchee: there 10
also q garage. Owner will sell on terms
Of e 900 cash and easy monthly pay
mepts. The lot 10 4Sxll3.
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HEDGES g. MIDDLETON. INC,
1884 II Street NV. Phone Main 1923.

Price. 5oo-NoRTHEAsr. A corner
property listed with US for quick
sale. Colonial type Of house. ~
feet wide. containing six rooms
and bath. On this low price we
can sell It On q reasonable cash
payment and easy terms for the
balance.
Price. $lc.50ABETHESDA. A most At.
.tractive place. on the Rockville
pike. It 10 practically new, has all
the latest Improvements and is
situated on q lot $50 by $50 It.,
with Q garage and Z large modern
poultry house. fruit trees, etc.
Price, $7.000-HEAR l4th AND PARK
ROAD. Very seldom house priced
as low ~ this one can be obtained
in this very convenient and desir-
able neishborhood. This 10 q six
room brick Of attractive appear
ance that may be sold on easy
terms.
Price. $6.500-BRo0KLAND. A dandy
little bungalow, having all the
rooms on one door. It has an excel
lent heating plant. electric lights
and IL located on q lot 40x135 It.
Reasonable terms will be made and
possession given BY the owner.
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Main 2345.

PRICE. $1o.50o-A MOST sALABLE
home within . square Of Central High
School: Q home you would be proud TO
own; Z large two-story six-room house.
heated with hot water. having electric
lights. double rear porches, parquet dooSs
and the whole house in Ane condition.
Very prompt possession will be given.
PRICE. $13.ooo-RICHT downtown.
close t. Scott Circle; nonresident owner
IL Offering large. well built house at a
decided bargain: there are twelve rooms
End bath, eight. bedrooms, excellent
steam heating plant. We would be glad
to show you this house right away.
PRICE. 310.5oo-IN THE DOWNTOWN
section. west Of 18th street: . well built
three.stofy eleven-roem brick house,
twenty feet vide. In excellent
condition Throughout. This d q 6rst-
aoor fiteAen house. and . splendid buy
PRICE. el3. O00-IN CHEVY CHASE: A
most attractive home. where immediate
possession will be given; q two-story and
attic etght-room house. with four bed
rooms and two bathrooms. sleeping porch
on second door. The house has hot
water heat and electric liRhts: ample
garage space. Convenient terms OF sale.
PRICE $l1.50O-NEAR 18th AND
Park road; vacant house, in f3pe CON
dition; there are ten rooms and bath.
hot-water heat and electric lights; two.
story rear pofches; possession can be
arranged at once. You would do we'll to
look at this house quickly.
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HEDGES g. MIDDLETON, INC,
1884 H Street NV Phone Main 1923
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WAGGAMAN & BRAWNER,

INCORPORATED.
$13, 500-IAiMEDIATE POSSESSION.
Attractive home in exclusive
section OF Columbia Heights.
Ten rooms. two baths, porch,
large yard with room for ga
rage. House has just been
newly papered and painted
and II in excellent condition.
SO. 50o-IMAlEDIATE POSSESSION.
Near 18th street and Column
bia road. Unusually comfort
able location for summer.
Semi-detached house Of eleven
rooms and two baths: well ar
ranged; living room on second
floor; all rooms particularly
bright and roomy. Large lot.
$7.75o-IMMEDIATE POSSESSION.
In excellent neighborhood in
the northeast. Ten rooms and
two baths: newly papered and
painted throughout, and out
side repainted; entire house
in excellent condition. Large
yard. Easy terms can be arr
ranged for responsible pur-
chaser.
Waggaman & Brawner, Inc,
Frank. 1885. s14 18th Street.
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Bloomingdale..
$3.50

Well built and In q good neighbor-
hood: . rooms and bath; furnace heat;
front and double rear porches: space for
garage; 10-foot paved alley; o. foot
frontage.
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BANES REALTY CO.. INC.
90i 18th st. NV.

ONTARIO RD.. NEAR LANIER PLACE
10 rms: bath: all modern improvements;
splendid location: terms: immediate possession
or will lease. Owner. 1884 Riggs place NV
o RMS; BATHS FINE HIGH.CLASS
home; bargain: terms; will lease. Owner
1884 Riggs place NV.
B FINE, LARGE MODERN HOUSES; EXCEL
lent NV. location; offers wanted; bargain; or
will lease or years TO highest responsible
bidder. Owner 1884 Rigs place NV.
l1s 18th st. s.E.-RIaHr AT LINCOLN
Park. Owner will sell attractive six.room
bath. closets. concrete yard, psvsd alley; car.
pets. ssts shades and eabiast.msde oerssas;
possession. Fer iAspeetdaa eall AneslR III,
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IN NORTHWEST SUBURBS-S ROOMS AND
hath; hne attic over entire house; electric
light: large lot; owner is leaving city and home
At $1,000 10 a bargain.
CHAS. +. MUIR CO..
1903 New York ave.
McLACHLEN BANKING
CORPORATION.
DUPONT CIRCLE.
On Q Ut. near 18th; 1l-room 2-bath home.
In excellent condition: deep yard to wide alley.
This property is q real value and owner VIII
give prompt possession. Inspection any time.
BROOKLAND.
MONROE BETWEEN 18th AND 18th
Facing south: one of the most desirable 10.
furnace; gas; fine basement, with laundry
room; cleo. lights; large porch two sides:
lot 50x150. This property can he purchased
at q bargain and on very easy terms.
BROOKLAND.
$3.50 CASH; $4,000
5 blocks from post office: a very comfortable
home and in strictly 6rst-class condition. q
rooms. bath; furnace; cleo. lights; laundry In
basement; poultry house: possession from
owner.
CHEVY CHASE.
IMMEDIATE POSSESSION.
No improvement required in this ultra
seeker who is looking for q most desirable
location. distinction and excellent value.
rooms, baths; bedrooms; large living ROOM
with fireplace: sun parlor; sleeping porch:
maids room; large porches: one of the most
attractive moderate priced homes, with every
exclusive feature in this select suburb. Beau
tiful grounds. with shade and shrubbery: ga
rage; only quarter block on Conn. ave. Very
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Downtown.
$4,000.
Columbia Heights.
$1,000.

A beautiful home. thoroughly mod
en and completely equipped; s rooms
and bath: heated By hot water; cleo
tric lights; front and double rear
porches Of cement; sleeping porch 20
feet vide: house screened throughout;
built-in garage; 20-foot alley.
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Bloomingdale.
$1,000.

Six rooms and bath: lot has wide
frontage and l45 feet depth to 3O-foot
paved alley; large front porch; over
looking government reservation: occu-
pied BY owner, who will arrange terms
and give immediate possession.
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COUNTRY BOARD.

CHILDREN given personal care ON farm: best
Of refer.n"e. Ella Hardy Clarke. GAINESVILLE
Md I2s
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WANTED-RO0Ms.

%ANTEDCTwo or three light housekeeping
rooms by couple working out. W. L. Seaton,
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Woodley Park.
$4,000.

Owner leaving city must sell this
magnificent ZONE: drst door contains
4 rooms and pantry: second. rooms.
2 baths: third. 4 rooms. 2 baths; hot
water heat; electricity; double rear
porch; hardwood floors and trim;
screens: awnings; alley; built-in ga
rage; immediate possession.
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$k,9.U.
A PARK ROAD RESIDENCE. SAID TO RE
about the hest bargain on Columbia Heights:
3 stories. rooms: hot-water heat; lot 1aO feet
deep to public alley: possession soon.
STONE & FAIRFAX,
l34o New York ave.
SEE THIS NICE WIDE HOUSE on 7OLNN
RIA HEIGHTS. BETWEEN 18th AND 18th.
8 stories and cellar; 10 rooms, baths; hot.
water heat; electric lights; lot 24xllO to an
alley; porches. Possession soon. SIS, COO.
STONE 4 FAIRFAX,
1872 New York ave.
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SHANNON & LUCHS,
Main 2345.
Northeast.
$1,000.

Eleven rooms and bath: furnace
heat; gas; in excellent condition: &C.
cupied by owner, who will give imme-
diste possession.
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713 18th St. NV.
Mt. Pleasant.
CT 0Sn

A modern house containing 6 rooms
and bath: hot-water heat; gas; front
porch; hardwood doors and trim; 2
story bay-window; overlooking Rock
Creek Park.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-06-21
A'IaL DIA COMO HOY 4
G$ %
"Recordar vivr--Dante.
MAGIC OFFEMBACH
81 DE JUNO DE 1919

compositores mas celebres ponia en- du-
da su valor artistico, concediendole So
lamen.e hsber sido una 'personalidad
musical, tratandoIo luego de 'Mefsto
en- broma'' y haciendolo responsible dc
la ''demencia de la hrUmanidad'', de
una humanidad ''avida de degeneration
y de decivilizaci6n"
Hoy. ante semejantes apreciaciones,
alzamos un POGO los hombros. iAh! bien
sabemos que la humanidad no necesita
de offenbach para cometer mas de un
pecadO. Hace tempo que hemos dejado
de Greer que nuestros reveses de mil
cchocientos sesenta Sc debieron a la es-
trategia desconcertante del general
Boum, y cuando reimos de las desdichas
de Menelao, de las calaveradas del jo-
ven orestes de las palurdeces del bri-
lame Aquiles, no pOr clio dejamos de
leer con menos gusto algunas bellas pa
ginas del anciano Homero.
En- realidad, Jacques offenbach, a
quien Ceard llamaba carifosamente el
Scarron de la musica y que no tenia
menos buen humor que ell immortal es-
poso de Francisco d'Aubigne, fu6 la
encarnacion de la mejor algeria, de una
algeria avisada, viva, luminosa, esprit
tuaL que janas Sc VIC tocar en- la tri-
vialidad nj en la vulgaridad.
Mostro todas las cuaidades de nues-
ira raza, pesar de su origen aleman,
asi como Heine fue ell mas frances de
los prusianos. Y comprendo que habien-
do un dia, en- Bayrenth, hecho brotar
bajo sus dedos prestigiosos, tarftas fra
ses exquisitas, hgeras, coquetas, mali
ciosas, no supo defenderse de un mo-
vimien;o de orgullo al yer iluminarse
con una sonrisa la fisonomia severa Y
grave de Wagner.
"A medida que pasa, ell tempo hace
nuestros juicios mas equitativos Ma
die MEGA ahOra la ciencia musical de
offenbach, una ciencia diestra para ocul
tar bajo una mascara amable una ms
piracion sienpre vigilante. Y va nadie,
tampoco, incurre en- el ridiculo de hacer
de el un agente de decomposition, de
decadencia, un Mefsto en- broma ras-
cando en- su violin una ronda internal,
sobre la cual Sc lanza una humanidad
en- demencia.
En- suma,, hace Glen amos que nacio
i future autor de la BELLE HELE,
NE, DEUx AvAhGLEs, ROSE DE ST.
-FOUR, y aquel nifio iba ser un gran
mlsico, que nasuralizado frances, de-
bia, hssta su muerte, permanecer fiel
y devote a su. patria adop1iva
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-06-21

Este dia nacio EN- Colonia un nifio des
tinado a hacer algdn ruido en- Ell mum
do. Sc lamaba Jacques offenbach y
estaba reservado aquel musico de raza
germanica, pero tan frances por el ta-
lento y. los senSimientos, llevar la ope-
reta al mas alto grado de popularidad.
Es que no solo habia en- offenbach un
perfecto conocimiento de su arte, sinO
tambien fuentes de inspiration que al
zaban hasSa Ell genio. Escribimos estas
palabras sin vacilar, porque Sc puede
ser genial de muchas inaneras bajo mu
chas formas, tanto cuando Sc escribe la
BELLE HELENE, la PERICHOLE o
los BRIGANDS. como cuando Sc apo
yam familiarmente los codos en- las nubes
para conversar con el Senior, la ma
nera de Victor Hugo.
otros diran los conienzos dificilcs
de offenbach, su penosa lucha por la
vida, y como aquel que debia llegar a
ser el maestro de la locura hacer can
tar bailar Francia y a Europa en-
terra sobre ritmos igeros dehcados, @,
valse de la VIDA PARISIENsE la
cuadrilla de oRFEo EN- LOS INFER
NOS, por un golpe del destino parade
xal fue Ell jefe de orquesta de la Come
dia Francesa.
Es cierto que ALI podia recibir de
Moliere buenas lecciones de algeria ga
laica. Y de clio aprovecho anchamente.
Ademas, La algeria estaba en- el Es po-
sible a graves compositores, prometidos
al Institute, sentsrse ante una mesa v
escribir musica, .asi como un matema-
tico establece ecuaciones; pero es de
una fuente natural espontanea de don
de salem GRANDE DUCHESsE, vIo
LENEUx, MARRIAGE AUX IANTER-
MES y tantas otras obras sonrientes que
encantaron a nuestros padres que to.
davia gustaran a nuestros hijos.
Esta algeria que derrochaba sin ia
sa porque la sen.ia inagotable, lie fue
amargamente reprochada jacques Of
fenbach. Sc lie imput6 la decadencia de
las costuInbres, la depression de los ca
racteres; Sc lie hizo Ell artifice de la des-
composition social, v severos y rigidos
censores 10 mostraron conduciendo la
famosa Orgia imperial, los acentos de
iBU QUI S'AvANCE!
iPobre Offenbachl La muerte misma
no arrsnco las armas de manos dc sus
adversarios. Al dia siguiente de aquel
de octubre de mil ochocientos ochenta,
EN- que sucumbio en- pocas horas, arreba-
tado por un NAL cruel, uno de nuestros
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-06-21
GoBIERNo MUNICIPAL
DEPARTAMENTO DE 0BRAS
PUBLICAS
OFICINA DEL COMISIONADO
e. Dorado, P. r., JUNO II de 1920.
AVISo AL PUBLICO
oFICINA DEL CoMIsIoNADo
Dorado, P. R., JUNO IT de 1920.
AvISo AL PUBLICO

Para conocimiento general del plblico,
por Ia presente queda suspendido el SER
vicio del ''ANCoN'' que sirve de trans
porte para vadear el "Rio Plata
tomando entrada la poblacion
por Ell Este a Oeste desde el lunes
Fl del corriente, que sera sacado a tie
IRA para ser reparado, por encontrarse
este en- peIgro para La seguridad publi-
ca, mucho mas para las personas que
pasan con vehiculos.
Durante es.e EN- reparaci6n ell IAN
CON-, sera utilizada una 'yola'' Ell
ol pasaje para las personas que transi-
tan pie, durantes las horas de las Gin
co antes meridianO, hasta las och6 de
la noche, servicio que preStara el emplca
do del Anconero
Eladio MIRANDA DAvILA,
Comisionado municipal dc obras publicas
Advt.
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Y E N D 0

dos casas de concrete. Rccients cons.
trucci6n. Tres habitaciones dormitorios
Dos servicios sanitarios. Frente Asi,o
Sordos Mudos, Avenida San Jorge
Informara
d. DIAZ ALEXANDRA
"Ferreteria Finlay'' - Telefono GIG
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s4nos
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-06-21
DIR. LUIS A. SALIVA

Medico Cirujano. Farmac6utico. Bac-
teri6logo del Institute Rockefeller, Nue.
va York. Ex-catedratico de Bacteriolo-
gfa de la Universidad de Puerto Rico
Laboratorio de AnaHsis Clinico y
Bacteriol6gico. Medicina General
Horas de consulta 8 a 10 A. NJ.
Rio Piedras. Puerto Rico.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-04-07
Spring IS HERE BUT ARE
YOU READY TO PARTAKE
OF PLEASURES OFFERED?
Trutona is Daily Winning Unstnted Praise From, Hun
dreds for Overcoming Tired Draggy, "No-Account'
Feeling So Prevalent During the Present
Season. -

Does the coming OF spring with all
its pleasures mean anything to YOU?
THAT all depends may be your
answer and admittedly sit all de.
pends"-it all depends upon whether
or not your system has withstood the
exacting siege of winter that leaves
in its wake so many. many thousands
OF people with completely rundown
systems.
In fact, conspicuously in the minor,
ity are those who have completely
avoided the ravages of winter mala.
dies. True, there are thousands WHO
were successful in warding off ut.
lacks of influenza aud still more thou
sands who escaped pneumonia. but
WHO is THERE THAT DID NOT
EXPERIENCE AT LEAST ONE
HEAVY WINTER COLD DURING
THE PAST SEASON? Remember,
only second in severity to pneumonia
and influenza. is the heavy, winter
cough or cold.
Like pneumonia and influenza, win.
ter coughs and colds tend to weaken
and materially affect almost every vi
tai organ of the body. People who
have suffered q heavy winter cough,
yet feel that their systems have es.
capped the. strain OF winter weather,
are sadly mistaken. If they could but
grasp the facts, they would moi won.
der why they feel so tired. sluggish
lifeless and generally outof.fix, when
they know they should be full Of pep"
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-04-07

ana vitality, in perfect harmony with
the tnyigorating breezes and sunshinv
weather or spring:
thousands Of people are now taki,,
Irutona, the Perfect Tonic, to over'
conc COZ, this weakened physical cond,.
uon So. prevalent at the close of win
Ter and hundreds OF public statements
now being made daily, prove that nons.
mas been disappointed in Trutona ms n
reeonstructive agency, system purifier
and body invigorant.
Trutona does its work quickly. It
speedily attacks the Impurities in The
blood that might, If lett alone bring
serious results. 1t rebuilds broken
down tissues, strengthens tho nerve
centers and produces proper digestion
and assimilation of food, at the same
ttn.c throwing off any decayei matter
that may have accumulated. In short.
Trutona thoroughly and efficiently
tones up every organ of the body aud
gives to your physical being the yigor
and vitality, which alone can place
within your reach the many pleasures
which spring offers to the healthy
man and woman.
Trutona is sold in Fairmont. at w.
X. Crane Drug Co., Warrington at N.
S. Matthews G. Co., Cameron at Cam
eron Drug Co., Clarksburg at l.. Har-
per Rogers, Fairview at Mccoy Phar-
macy, Grafton lat Grafton Drug and
Chemical Co.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-04-07
MILLIONAIRE OIL NAGNATE is
OUTWITTED BY LOCAL man
y c. Arnods Obtain for Trifing Sum Asset for Which
Millionaire Offered Million

J. c. Arnold, printer and linotype
operator, formerly employed in this
city. has as he says, the distinction OF
putting one over on the country's
greatest oil magnate. In an interview
Mr. Arnold tells the full details in a
most interesting manner.
about year and a half ago" says
Mr.. Arnold. 81 began having attacks
of stomach trouble, which continued
getting worse until my liver and kid.
neys were so affected that / was
forced to quit work. had been work.
ing night shift on an Akron paper and
shifted to day work, thinking change
Of hours would help me. but without
avail. l was taking medicine contin.
ually. first one doctor and then anoth-
er but kept getting worse. Every time
friend suggested a remedy l tried un
Ill at last some one recommended the
Reese Formula R-11.. BY this time |
had given up hope but began taking
the Reese formula All because !
knew It was guaranteed and il IL
didn't do any good could get my mon
ey back. | had no confidence in It or