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The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1921-01-22
UN PROGETTO DTNVAsIONE
NELLA RUSSIA


BERLINO-n generate HOff-
man. gia capo dello State mag
giore tedesco con Ludendorff, E.
spone mel giornale russo "RuI"
che 81 pubblica a Berlino un pro-
getto di offensive internazionale
cOntro bolscevichi, propOnendo
la collaboranone dell 'esercito te-
desco con del contingent alleati
Secondo Hoffman, l'esercito in
ternaziOnale dOvra comprendere
le truppe di Wrangel, ma sotto il
comando di un generate russo.
QuestO esercito avrebbe facilmen-
te ragione del bolscevichi. le o.
peraziOni militari initiate nella
primavera, pOrterebbero ben pre-
stO liberare la Russia del tremila
commissari che la sfruttanO in O.
gni modO.
Afferma il generate tedesco che
per information sicure da lui "a
Vute, lesercito bolscevicO non sa-
IA in grado di tenere tesla ad un
esercitO bene eqUpaggiato bene
comandatO, subito dopo la cadu-
ia di Pietrogrado in potere degli
alleati, 81 dovra parlare con Mo
sea non con il linguaggio usato da
Lloyd George, ma con quello che i
tedeschi usaronO a Brest Litow-
ski.
Hoffman desidera anche 81 sap
pia che ne lui, ne I'm altro gene
rale tedesco ambisce all ll'onore di
comandare di dirigere le opera
zioni contro bolscevichi, ma che
il comando di queste operazioni
dovrebbe essere affdato a Persh-.
ing, a Foch, Cd Joffre.
Questo articolo del generate
Hoffman, produce in tutti circo-
Ii una certa Impressions. ed ha ir-
ritato fortemanta bolscevichi te-
deschi i ouaIi 'nrlla Bothe Fab
ne" aElraano che non permette-
ram r~ai auo esercito tedesco di
lottare contro Ia Russia. Sc 81 ten
tasse di farIo dice i giornale e
stremista, scenderemo nellie piaz-
re ad impedirlo.
D'altra parte, non 81 deve trop-
po prehdere sui serio le proposte
del generate Hoffman, non 81
pu6 dimenticare che precisamen-
te lui ed suOi amici dello State
tedesco hanno favorito
III ogni modo l'avvento del bolsce-
vismo in Russia permettendo per
ino a Lenin e compagnia di at
traversare la Germania mel 1917
in CAIRO ferroviario di prima clas-
Sc. Senza motif aiuti tedeschi
certamente a quest ora il bolsce-
vismo in Russia non sarebbe che
un doloroso ricordo come in Tn
gheria ed in Baviera.
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1921-01-22
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ira lie tue diafane dita, il segreto
del mio riposO..,
Ma la menzogna mi riprese, ma
La mia vita fastosa ed errabOnda,
La mia non placata angoscia mi
chiamarono lontanO. Partii.
II dissi che ero poverO, che an
davo a cercarmi una fortuna per
te, che bisognaya aspettarmi...
E tn mi dicesti addio senza pi-
angere. Bisognava aspettare.
10 81, piansi, te 10 giuro, perch6
sapevo che non sarei tomato plU.
Dopo un lungo silenzio riceyestl
una mia lettera in cm ii salutavo
per sempre; ero stance, vinto, mi
uccideVo per dormire, per non pen
sare pid. Avei desideato per ulti-
mo guanciale tuoi capeIli bion-
di...
Tu sci impazzita. Ed 10 non mi
sono ucciso,
Non ho rimorsi. La tua follia
non mi farebbe neanche pieta (sei
pid felice di me- H.. Sc non pensas-
81 a tue padre morto di dOlore,
tua madre, che non vuol piu yede-
re, perch6 ldici) ha nascosto il
mio cadavere.
All no ecco, quella povera wee
CHA che E rImasta sola nela casa
vuota, che ii guarda FERNANDO at
traverse lie sbarre, queIla povera
vecchia che piange, non lie voglio
pensare
Sento il bisognO di guistifcarmi.
Avevo perso al giuoco quella not
te; lutte lie fortune 81 ,erano rivOl-
te cOntro di me, la mia angoscia
mi aveva preso ALA COLA, mi sof-
focava... Pensai di fnirla. E poi
che, prima di morire, bisogna scri-
we're a qualcuno, scrissi a te. Era
l'ultimo alto della commediola ro-
mantica che ii avevo recitatO, e
poi, veramente, i tuoi capelli bion-
di erano la cosa piu bella che 10 a.
vessi mai vistO. Ma non mi ucci-
81. Una nuova infamia mi rimise
a gala, molte attire infamie mi
portarono ALA posizione che occu-
pc ora: sono ricco, potente, stima-
to.
E solo, piG che mai.
Ma ii no ritrovata. Per un bef-
fardo gioco del caso che mi ha
portato qui, che mi ha legato d "a
micizia al tue medico.
III no rivista anche oggi, in un
momento di crisi Ma non piange-
vi la mia morte: la tua foIlia ha
un altro aspetto, che mi ha fatto
fremere...
Tu credi di avere un iglio, 10
stringi ira lie braccia, 10 chiami;
10 chiami con un nome,.. Oh! quel
nome 10 10 ricOrdo!
Lo svegliemmo assieme per gio-
co, sfogliando m vecchio calenda-
rio, ricammando un sogno di giOie
future. II nome del nostro primo
bimbO. Ricordo.
E per averti viStO, no decisO. I'll
porto con me in una casa solitaria,
In RI a al mare, con tua madre. E
una cOsa dificile, ma il denarO
lie mie influence me la permettono
DlrannO che SOnO pazzO anch 10
ma non e vero. Non sono che una
pOvera creature stanca, che 81 ira
scinO fno ad ora il peso di una
soVrumana angoscia, che, per di-
menticare La prOpria anima 81 cre6
mile anime ittizie, mentendo,
mentendO, per esser memo solo.
E che scrive la sua prima lette-
ra sincera, lie sue prime parole di
verita, ad una PIAZZA che non lie
leggera mai.
Ma fnalmente tn, PIAZZA, mi hal
eapito mi hal sepolto i npace sot-
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1921-04-13
MOTHER GAVE IT
Virginia Lady Suffered With Aches
and Pains Until Mother Began
Giving Her Cardui.

Dublin, Va--Miss Mary Alice
Hughett residing on Route 2, nea-
here, recently told visitor OF her
interesting experience with Cardul.
Miss Hughett said: L had been SUI
fering for some time with painful
l was pale, didn't feel like going.
Would just drag around, and coulan't
rest to do any good. l would suffer
once month with my back, sides
and head. My limbs would ache and
I didn't know what to do, but Knew
/ must do something, for / didnt get
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my mother is a believer in Cardut
for she saw what it did for others IS
well as herself, so she began giving
1t to me.
ct wasn't long before saw a
change. 1t was just what needed:
1t regulated me. l began to eat and
sleep, and the pain stopped.
"Cardui is without doubt tie best
female tonic made, and l am glad l
ran recommend it to others.
If suffering with symptoms such IS
Miss Hughett mentions, or other ali
ments peculiar to women, Why not be
gin Cardui at once? It's merit is we'll
established by successful use for more
than 40 years.
Try Cardui! ,,,oo
Your druggist Sells it Miss
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The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1921-04-13

IIICII, WIIUISoOII1C
basis of vitality. Il you
have it, you sturdily
withstand summer tenn
peratures. But if your
blood is poor, loaded with
poisons that should be
cast out, you are limp
and useless in shirt
sleeve" weather.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1921-04-13
Get Ready fos' TFot Weather
By T Purifying the Blood

TO avoid this, get from your
druggist S,S.S., the famous vege-
table blood tonic and Alternative. 1t
is just the thing for poor blooded
.7. c4o.. c,+or+ iY,p IS
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1921-04-13

Many people simply melt in s''il1-
mer. They can't work Or enjoy life.
They lack vitality. len to one
their blood is impoverished.
MI lo1ooo,,,o h1oc5 ic The
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Robinson's Grocery Store, and would
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again. Work guaranteed.
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REMOVAL NOTICE

l have moved my shoe repairing
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El Nuevo mexicano., 1921-07-28
NADIA OUIERE DEcIR ESQ.

La alharaca que nos 6orman los
peri6dicos que Sc denominan IRE
p~ublicanos NetOs'i con motiyo del
dizqae que arregl6 satisfactorio
llevado a cabo con los Republi-
canos Independence del precintc
de Encinosa nos parece hasta
cieFto punto ric6cuIa. Primero,
perque no tiene nj con mucho, Ia
Importance que eIIos pretenden
darle. Segundo. porque. supo-
niendo que tai cosa Rera cierta
en- todas sus Eases. clio no signi-
tcaria otra cosa mas que el Par
lido Independiente. dejaria De
coHtar con unos cuantos miem-
bros menos. PERO KUNCA VEN
DRIA A SIGNlF1CAR SU DERRO-
IA, porque esos hombres que asi
han lEaicionado los principles que
aver iuEaTon defender han lido
ya> repuestos diez veces mas, con
hombTes que a dianio Sc aeregan
a las filas d0nde Sc encuentran
todos aqHellos que siandO Repu-
El Nuevo mexicano., 1921-07-28

Icdantos ihdividaos Dc las filas I'M
dependencies les hace mas mai
4 eIlos, m~ofalmenIc. poraue los
|seaah como a hombres SIN con-
welcomes propias. Que FL NAL que
|puedan causarle al partido cue q
diaFio Sc sigue captando las SIM
patias del pueblo conscientc y
honrad1. Todas las causas han
tenido en- sd seno q tTaidores v a
hombres de p0caf6 por ESQ. me
nos dehe extraar Ia defeceinn de
un0s dc los hombrcs qne no tuvo
leI valor para seguir ostenlando
con orgullo "a titplo de caudillo
de una d. las caysas Dc IA qsie a
mismo fuera uno de los iniciadnr
res. pero que a lima hoTa SO Il
hicieron muy 'gorda Pancha'' y
fuera a rendirse humillado ante
las plnatas De aauellos a qlienes
combahera con tanta energla-
Hombres De tan poca fe en- vez
De seryir para moraIizar a I'm Par
l6dos sirven para que cunda en-
sus fiIas Ia decentralization. "
81 este habia d ehaber sucedido
despues vale mas que sucediera
desde ahCra, para que todos SER
pamos quien IS cada quien.
"A pesar de lodo nosotros se-
guimos adelante porque sabemos.
que "a opinion plbEea test6 CON
nosoiros; IA iusticia esta con no.
sotros; y todos aqueIlos hombres
que tienen disnidad y amor a su.
raza, nos sostienen de I'm TODD a
TODD. Lo demas NADIA, nos inn
porta. La Gaceta Neo Mexica
ma.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1921-07-28
VA Is TEMPO DE PARAR LAS
OREJAS.

Ell nombramiento De Secundino
Romero como mariscaI de los E
tados Unidos por medic de IA
influenza de Bursum es i'm even
10 que agudamente llama atencion
! una situacion de estado; a Sal
Der, que los elementos poIiticos
mas indeseabIes en- Nuevo Mexico
estan tomando Ia yentaia para
apropiarse y poner en- corrlente
su ingenieria politica y atrinche-
rarse en- poder y amarrar mas su
nude sobre eI estado con mas fir
meza que antss. mientras que los
votantes Sc quedan entretemendo-
Sc jugando con los dedos.
La idea parece ser que tod0s
Sc van 4 sentar alrededor y anna
rrarse sus zapatos y permitir que
toda Ia bola de fuego caiga en-
las uias del ST.. Bursum y sus
amigos sin que made mas mueva
sus Iabios.
Lo que estamos obtenIendo y
II me vamos 4 ohtener esta de-
mostrado significantemente por e
nombramiento de RomeFo-un
nombramiento que Is I'm guanton
sin mano en- IA cara de Nuevc
Mexico. Es. sin embargo. exac-
tamente 10 1nico que Sc esperaba
del Sr. Bursum.
La election senatorial no esta
remoyida muy lejos. Va a con-
tinuar esta situacion del iueguite
de los dedosa No seria malo
preguntar a los miembros del
partdo Republican, y al pueblo
en- general s. estan en- favor de
un gobierno corrido por Bursum.
Secundino Romero y Lorenzo Del
gadop
Ell ST.. Burstm Sc esta quebran-
do la nuca queriendo hacer fuer-
"a manifestar un parapeto con
Ia ayuda de sus nfatigables agen-
ties periodistas en- Nueyo Mexico.
Puesto en- la posicion mas alta
del estado por sus propias manio-
bras politicas y sin ninguna ga
rantia popular, esta trabajando de
noche y de dia para fortalecer su
msquinaria politica para ganarse
Ia election este otono, y quedarse
eI en- Ell coIchoncito de pIuma
donde esta. Ell 81. Romero. pro-
07Ef.N E ".
piamente recompensado por su
Ultima bazaha. ciertamente que De
81 Sc espera que prcporcione los
mismos polvitos que les do a to-
mar en- Ia convention de Albu-
querque cuando echo a Larrazolo
~"
a pique, Las figuras ~eentrales
en- Ia organization de Bursum
estSn jugando unas cen las otras.
con tanta astucia y tan cuidadosa
v ocupadamente como sus perio-
dicos estan copiSndose unos con.
otros. Y 81 el pueblo de Nuevo.
Mexico va a tener algo que deer
en- Ia election del oto1o. va Is
tempo de que empiecen a parar.
L. -
El Nuevo mexicano., 1921-07-28
Ia REcETA DEL DR.. HOOVER,

II In Eepefh ItQQfTAs IuANta ~
estado excepcionalmente en- una
posicion favorable para dlagnpsT
ticar los pFesentss males Dc los
Estados unidos como resultad0
de Ia guerra. ha cQmpuesto una
receta para ~ cura, Alsanos Dc
los ingredientes son como sIgue:
Nervio.
Optimismo.
Economic.
Trabajo PesadO,
Trabaio de Ia Mente.
Esfuerzo sin Restriction.
Gananeias mas PequeHas.
Suicides mas Gfandes.
Prccios DE- Fenocarriles mas
baiisos.
Tasaciones mas bajitas.
Legislation de Tarifa lnteligen-
te.
Economic del Gobierno.
Ammo a los envios Americanos
Meior Maquinaria De MercadO
Organizada en- las otras poten-
IZHH.Z AELHN A
Gas.
Tratamiento Liberal de Nues-
ros Deudures Extranieros.
las Recommendations del Srl
Hoover dadas en- dias pasados en-
I'M dscurso demucstran muy cla-
rameute q tno de pQnerlo en "a
pOsiclon de- secretariO de conner
cio. Su manifesto va Al plan De
las cosas cuando apunta que los
ticmpos duros vienen de Europa
y que solamente con manejn In
teIigente de nuestras relaciones
economiras con Europa podemos
halIar feIecidad. "Nuestra dnica
defense" dice 81. Is Ia prospe-
ridad de nuestros vecinos y nues-
ira habilidad commercial Ell re-
cobro de nuestro trato extranjero
puede marchar soIamente en- com
pania con eI bienestar y prosperi-
dad de nuestros marchantes.
Ell Dr., Hoover probablemente
tiene una conception mas clara
de Ia situacion economical del
nundo en- eI pals. Su discurso
en- das pasados estuvo bien re-
pleto de buenos consoles y sanos
ambos para e Americana mdivi-
dual y de negoeios. \ Ia parte
principal de su discourse fue su
apeIacion a todos los ,cipdadanos
de ejercer las virtndes prnna-
rias De industrial, economic y sem
lido comm.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1921-07-28

La mejcr parte de cualquier
religion; "a geahleza y IA joviali-
dad. y
III s~entimlento mas laezqnlno
de que Is capaz cualquier ser hui
mano. sentir pesadumbre por el
'bucn exito de otro.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1921-07-28

Uh caballero habia acceptable
una m~vitacion para almorzar en-
casa de una sonora muy avanen-
ia. ssi Il
Cuando Sc Ievant6 de Ia mesa
cast con el misEno apetilo qu.
lIsvo a ella, lie djo a IA senoFa:
-Espero que me hars listed eI
honor de conner olra vez conns-
go. aol or
-Ahora misme, 81 listed quie-
re contesto eI hambriento con1
El Nuevo mexicano., 1921-07-28
eVEVA Ell REY

%&# AL NEA
~ sv;Jsr,n J H. j Ont;c A.
II. Veoss aa,,e i mov;m;ento
80 -, ssf,,s.zs Ss,s = -
NJ. srnrsnJ;do nsrs nsvar I III r.
publ;capos ;ndepepdientes del con
dAdo IL Sab Mio,ieI II campo de-
marv<s;ca astS sentenciado 4 mo-
N II & cons;enzo.
s-..,s~ssenI. Iii ;uc;6;ente
..ovs.;enso a.,s ss'.s aI'e debe
mo,;r Z gesss. ~ F;sie nero
ssv;.anJn ssIs &sonbrosa f;o,,-
IS s,s., eonI;n..amos
lsvsrgo e kSTsE sfrn ! ;nsn;ya-
az svFfes,Io M $1,000 Il Il
n,;,,srs rss;os 4 sgseIs s..e ,aa
esnI<nd;da f;essa AZ ag.er i u
s;;ss y Il nxsr;nso IA ] ~ j
.,.g:..;em,o .J-.rs.d;e.ss : ~
h6 romrlssamente a a@aurIIa
5000 IN sonasao e,.ands 81
Ms;sstad Il NV g-s~,,ns;sa IA
ws,a snrah4,S '.ss ras.;s;on oae
NJ n $1,000 sesl ! s1,saI ds-
lr;,o ! yso;b;r & s,.ni.;sn Al s,,s
s6hJans
sTl-~ I'LL. i
...3~ s.sa II i 1s q
$3.50 $3.50 \ 4 ! y.
- + i S1'
aoeq esso naee anA n'S'qsla
my nesinosa. refa paseSe n.
DeE ana !1efse pfo0Anl'aaa; 0Ie
81 ney es1a sASailuo Pqf meu9o Is
El Nuevo mexicano., 1921-07-28
la QUESTION: DEL Ola

e eues'lon ps'pl'a'a's isl
ula 8 1'a'''01 duS TT pVA1N
quieFa ss oye. 81 a'a Y ae noT
che g q Sc III aasas saaasl0nss
1emenasss ~ nsnsp.sa Z 49, I-
: E $3.50 a'''a. $3.50.
81 sul1's'l'os +" sspan:gsos' Nc
Peclslll'ell'e q ! assua'.e.ae q.is
~ IL 81 Ss;.;s III. $500.
i .~s...;1n r nsss s' $500 s,s.
&. 49, .xs s..s;lls~sms. &.
.astsa;hIs = ,a.,rhas y r,s,s's.
M -<sJ;d.~.n.s q Nv $3.50.
saa.;s.;s 49, .s.<
So~n'ss'aN'On sslla ,'uS I'LL l
Slia que " Aay ul'li0'nl'aa s.
en - pasJ rs 'asae, n z 9s-
II, q.S ST. $500 IN ~ p lS'
rf 1as''a I1c SaP TAcSrT n.rrc ~ " 4
1 J Txx 1f1g a nrnsrnnM ~
4Il.l1- - w.
81 W ~ e 4AS np u Il
rs nlSs quy sI $3.50 = Pas e
yssas' plgplSuapfs qas .pnOs Sc
lOes"' n 4 pe'u0''a'i = ~ 0el-
'asS
Ian grave ma Para los mteF
|reses uei pueblo en- general, pero
esPecIaiaente para ef pueblo po-
pre-: podrIa teHer una solucIon
CsfIA; que s. unleTan Y lievaran
a popre pu0nco 2 hompres YER
0adefaments ugnos y que saDien-
go 2 conc'eIcla sus aeDefes' nun
ia empleafan ~ oiic.na para ha-
~ eapi'a' po r. otlo my
do' mlentras ynos lslamos para
w laoo y los otros para e osEo'
nuncs oD'enurenaos naaa beneflr
closo para nuestFos Proplos lnte-
lssss. q que este aDalos es qeT
SUI 1uefa &c "a gracla de ios po-
hE'cos en- q poder' sera qpien ten
go que paRaF ios patcs, como Sc
dlce yulsarmenEe, va con atlas
'asaclones' va cen persecuciones
poltlcas' "a con amenazas' etc,
e'c-
En- Y union esta p fueFza y
= no nos unImos para cortar To-
uos los males que nos aqueIan
y que llevan tFazas de acabar
con nosoIros Y con puestros mte-
reses' S natIl que nos Iamente-
mos; Vamos umendonos Y traba-
Ja1dO POI que lODOS' rioos y
poDres, paguen los mpuestos que
en- lusllcia les corFesponde. No
6 Justo que solo al pobre Sc l.
extogclone mlentras que 2 los ga
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El Nuevo mexicano., 1921-07-28

Ell programa Official en- pafte
de Ia Fiesta Dc Santa Re publica-
do en- este n1mero manifesto
que Ia ceIebraciop anual de Ia
.cIudad Mas VEGA va a ser mas
grande que las otras que le han
lie han precedido y proporcionara
IN programs de espectaculo his
teF1co y sntrelenimiehto que NUM-
ca Sc habia Ienido en- eI Sadoes-
te. dferenle De celebraeiones Sc
mejantes en- eI mundo y enFique
edo con tanta hermosura que
El Nuevo mexicano., 1921-07-28
"a plFTERfA TonAVfA RErE.
NIEN10 81 LuGAK RN I'll
EsFAD0.

M a
ouhidflO uei neBOelau0 he Salfd,
pnblica Dor la Ultima semana pasada
.antafcsth quR Ia mallgna enferme-
CAD de- diftoria estd todavia adeIanfe
de Ia fssta de Intermediates confagio4
7ao. 0ulhce casOs nueVOS aparecie-
ron durante los siete dias-el mismo
nuHsFo Iepnrsaao "a senana antes.4
La fiebre es%carlatina cayo a I'M ca
30 y Ia tos feFina as10-cuatro menos
que las semanas previas.
FL sumario:
Nnuela ne daiflAa-
Celfax ..f...s......~.a 4
'Dfteria-
Colfax K
Mckinley ............. 2
Quay =. 3
Santa Fa ..Sn
valencia - q
SaraUplun AIeman= SO
Colfax a.. 1
Gonorrhea-
BernaIillo 2
Luna ..l.s.. 2
Taos
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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-09-15
PLAN MIMIC WAR OVER
HISTORIC FIELDS
Marine Corps Will Hold Man.
euvers Where Wilderness
Battle Was Fought.

Washington, Sept. 15.-over the
same terrain where Grant and Lee
fought the battles of the wilderness.
the U. $. Marine Corps will this month
hold the largest peace-timc maneuver
in its history.
A column of infantry. artillery, en-
gineers. signal corps and other aux
iliary troops win leave Quantico, Va,
on September 90. Marine aviators
will accompany them.
The mimic war viii cover the HIS
toric territory around hredericks-
burg. Charlottesville and Wilder
ness. To add interest to the maneu-
vers the history of these famous Civil
War battleilelds viii be studied by the
men.
Before he returns TO Quantico every
buck private will have seen in acton
all the elaborate machinery OF modern
war, and special efforts will be made
to make clear to him the meaning OF
the various movements OF troops SO
that he viii know what 1t is all
about"
A novelty will be an attack on an
imaginary battleship from the air
The deck of the ship will be laid out
on the ground with searchlights and
anti-aireraft guns placed as they
would be aboard ship. The deck OF
an airplane carrier will also be
simulated and aviators will practic,
taking off and landing
The program calls for nine days IN
the field. The column will return tC
Quantieo on October A.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-09-15
RH EUMA tbs M
LEAVES YOU FOREVER
Deep Seated Uric Acid Deposits Are
Dissolved and The Rheumatic Poison
Starts TO Leave the System Within
1senfy-four Hours.

Every druggist in this county is su-
tnorized 10 say to every rheumatic
sufferer that II two bottles of Allenrhu.
the sure conqueror of rheumatism,
Goes not stop oil agony, reduce swollen
joints and 60 away with even The
slightest twinge of rheumatic pain. he
viii gladly return your money with
out comment.
Allenrhu has been tired and tested
for years, and really marvellous re-
suits have been accomplished in the
most severe cases where the suffering
nnd agony was intense and piteuus
and where the patient was helpless.
Mr.. James II. Allen, the discoverer
of Allenrhu, who for many years suf-
fcred the torments of acute rheuma-
tism, desires all sufferers to know that
he does not want cent of anyone's
money unless Allenrhu decisively, and
uucrs this worst Of al diseases, and
be has instructed y. 5. Danferth tc
gaarantee it ia every Instance.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-09-15
with Mr.. Barnes IN the leading role
@Skirts. MT the Queen.

Skirts a slx-reel condemnation
OF everything funny and many things
beautiful IN the second Offering for
the celebration oft"Fox- Week" at the
Queen Theatre. In presenting "Skirts"
William Fox has gathered together all
of his Sunshine" widows and many
hundreds OF other beauties the sinher
Midgets, Chester Conklin and score
or more other notahles in fun-making.
These under the direction OF Hampton
Del Ruth have worked together in this
production OF an amazing and a mar
velous spectacle OF merrIment.
Thomas Mclehan mt the Majestic.
At the Majestic Thsatre Thomas
Meighan continues TO win popular
favor In his new picture "The city OF
Silent Men, Never attempting to be
theatrical or TO try for effect he has
succeeded In putting over character
that is positively thrilling on many
occasions and natural at all timer.
THE City OF sSilent Men" liz a cry
against the too frequent injustice of
circumstantial evidence. This story
tells OF a. boy whose life was almost
| HildLle1tu anu NiibSt iipiiltl ~ itthi 1
was broken because the guilt Of a
murder was shifted to his shoulders
william Russell at the RlnIto.
William Russell special Western
star, Is ut the Rialto Theatre for the
remaining three days of this week
playing In his picture Colorado
Pluck" This story shifts over a good
part OF the world in the course Of its
telling and each new environment
gives added lustre TO it's interest.
aThe Four Horsemen" Draws.
Large audiences are twice daily
gr setting the presentation at The PLAY
house Of THE -Four Horsemen Of th'
Apocalypse" and the unanimous opin-
ion bears out the advance claims of ia
being the wonder picture OF the age
Not only Is II wonderful I'm interes
from q dramatic standpoint but /
carries distinction and sincerity tina
places It in class Of its own. Th'
specially rendered musical ccore b,
an enlarged orchestra Is especiall.
fine.