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San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-03-28

known here. Reports Of the past few
DAYS have located him in Europe, in
Canada, in Grand Rapids and at
High island. A witness testified yes
terday he left the colony two months
ago.
Attorney Walter NJ. Nelson, for the
plaintiff. has contended throughout
the trial, that Purnell was the only
person capable of offering an au-
thentic denial of the charges, because
of their nature.
Indications at the opening of court
today were that the defense would
call its final witness during the fore
noon session and that the remainder
Of the day would suffice for presenta-
ton Of rebuttal testimony. The closing
of rebuttal. however, is said TO de-
mend upon Attorney Nelson's success
in summoning twelve young girls OF
the House of Shiloh, whom he plans
t. subpucHa on authority of the
court
Would Summon Girls.
The question of summoning the girls
arose during the examination OF Mrs.
Edith Rosetta. defense witness, who
identified a number of names on Il
list offered by Attorney Nelson as
girls now residing at the House Of
Shiloh. Purnell's residence, where the
alleged immoral practices are said TO
have taken place.
Previously Mrs. Rosetta had testi-
fled no girls under 20 years of age
were now living at Shiloh.
Attorney Nelson challenged. ii. T.
Dewhirst, counsel for the cult. to pro-
duce the girls, then obtained permits
sion TO subpoena them.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-03-28
White New.Type Clay

The chief essential is complexion
clay. Famous beauties have for ages
used it. No woman can without it
look her best. The users of facial clay
stand ont in any crowd.
French experts introduced clay to
me some 20 years ago. But clays
since then have been very much inn
proved. The crude and muddy clays
so many use today are very out-of-
date.
Able scientists have BEEN studying
clays for 20 years and over. They
have found that a certain mineral
laden clay brings maximum results.
| They have learned how to refine il
by removing the useless mud. The
clay / use--my Youth Clay--is white
and clean and dainty.
They have found some added fac.
tors which bring multiplied results
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-03-28

VOOUIIUutU IIUIl pAkt VIC'I
education in the soviet cabinet. She
superyises the selection of text books
for communist schools and herself is
author of the First Reader now in
use. the first text of which reads,
I'VE are no slaves"
Lenine always was poor. He ate
only enough TO live. He devoted al
most every hour of the day and night
to labor. He always dressed care
lessly.
THE first aim of his whole life is
the good of all mankind" said Maxim
Gorky, Russian writer. of Lenine.
He is the most ferocious and dis
gushing of men, said British cabi-
net minister.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-03-28
Frank Rennert Agent.

Frank Rennert of San Antonio has
been appointed agent for the Inter-
national Mercantile Marine company
for San Antonio and vicinity, ac-
cording to Fountain l.. Ward, gener-
al passenger representative of the
company. While in New Orleans,
Mr.. Ward was advised of the rcsig-
nation Of f. VI. Bu"leson. former
agent, and came 20 this city to ap-
point Il representative. However,
upon his arrival, he was impressed
by the richness OF San Antonio and
Texas and will endcavor to stimulate
interest in travelling among the peo-
pie of Texas. Offices for the COM
pany have been obtained in the City
National Bank building.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-03-28
Gamma waIska OFF for Frs

New York. March 2S.-
Walska, bride of Harold F.
mick of Chicago. sailed for FIR
the steamship Paris today, a
ing that she had signed to ar
grand opera in Paris during I.
mer and that she also would
singing tour of her native
When she returns in July 4
resume her concert tour of 4
she declared.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-03-28

After 81 years as stage star. i
look like girl of 10. My complex
ion is as soft and rosy as a debu-
tante's. My skin is as smooth and
youthful as 40 years ago.
All women marvel at my looks
when they see me play young girls
parts. But my same methods brought
like results to scores Of my beauti-
full friends. So / am convinced that
most women can, in these ways. null
tply their beauty and preserve their
bloom. -
Now ! have arranged so all who
wish may employ the methods which
did so much for me.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-03-28

Tom Gish and Sterling Burke won
their matches in the Briscoe Cup
handball tournament at the Y. Nj.
C.. A. Tuesday. Gish defeated Taylor
in a second round match. and Burke
downed X. +. Hatch. One other see
ond round match was postponed.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-03-28
Still a Girl
In bloom and beauty-due to clay
By Edna Wallace Hopper

SO the oldest users OF crude. old-time
clays will be amazed at this new
clay.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-03-28
CENSORED REPORT
HINTS LENIN DEAD

CONTINUED from page one.)
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-03-28
Was Not Suspended.

Commissioner Wright here ex-
pressed the opinion that IL the city
attorney had advised Young that Il
was not wrong, and that if the street
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1923-06-14
TAKE
LAxATIVES 7
Discovery by Science Has
Replaced Them.

Pills and salts give temporary relief
IRON constipation only at the expense
Of permanent injury, says an eminent
medical authority.
Science has found a newer, better
way-a means as simple as Nature It,
self.
In perfect health a natural lubricant
keeps the food waste soft and moving.
But when constipation exists this
natural lubricant is not sufficient.
Doctors prescribe Nujol because 1t
acts like this natural lubricant and
thus secures regular bowel movement
by Natures own Observation-Disclosures.
AS Nujol Is not a medicine or laxa-
tive, 1t cannot grippe and, like pure
water, 1t Is harmless and pleasant.
Nujol Is used In leading hospitals.
Get a bottle from your druggist
Observation-Disclosures.
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In stocks. We're ahead. IL the mines
gone bust she's done nicely by us,
at that"
Back of Sandy's talk thoughts
formed in his brain that held a. good
deal of comfort. Molly was no longer
an heiress, If Westlake's news was
true. Molly would not have to go
back east. Her relations with the
Keiths would be broken.
II fgger you're right about Keith
trailin' over here to see II you've
showed" Sandy went on. That's the
way I'd play him. AS you say, he's
got to git rid Of his shares quietly
an he can't do II In a rush. l don't
want to tell Molly she's busted until
we're plumb certain. An Keith's got
money of hers. If he don't show In
side Of a couple Of days I'll take a
pasear over to Casey Town an have
q III chat with him.
young Keith sabe his fathers
play?" asked Sandy.
mo" Westlake spoke decidedly.
Hes not interested in mining. He's
on the trip because his father holds
~the purse strings. He's a good deal
of a cub, at present. l mean he don't
show much inclination to use his
brains. He's a likable kid in many
ways but he's just a kid"
"'Tw'uldn't be fair to hold anythin'
ag'in him, count of his breedin'," said
Sandy, "but colts that amt bred right
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Trail
CHAPTER xvI-continued.

She said good-by 10 Molly. who had
swiftly changed out Of her riding
clothes into a gown that looked
simple enough TO Sandy, though he
sensed there were touches about II
that differentiated II from anything
turned out locally. With the dress
she looked more womanly, older, than
In the boyirh breeches. Miss Nlchol-
son had made some changes also, but
she had a chameleOn-like faculty Of
blending with the background that
preserved hnr alike from being criti-
ciZed or co:sptcuous: As she shook
hands with Miranda the two present
ed marked contrasts. Miranda was
twcntieth-ceatury-western, OF equal
rights and equal enterprise: Miss
Nicholson mid~-Victorian. with no more
use for a vO"e than for one of Sandy's
guns. Yet i'kable.
"I'm going TO Daddy's grave" said
Molly, when Miranda had fiyvered
off. 81 wisl. the three of you would
come there - me in about ten min
utes. Miss Nicholson, everybody's at
home here. Please do anything you
want to, nothipg you don't want to-"
AT the end ~ the ten minutes the
three men walked together toward
the cottonwoOds. Grit was lying on
the grave, and they saw Molly kneel-
Ing by the little railing. They adj
vanced silently over the turf and
stood in a group about her with their
hats off and Their heads bowed. Grit
made no move md Molly did not look
up for two or three minutes. Then
she greeted them with a smile. There
we're no tear-signs on her face though
her eyes were moist.
81 wanted to thank you ALL" she
said. land to tell you how glad I am
to be back. I have met lots of people,
Of all sorts and kinds, but not one Of
them who could hold a candle to any Of
you three kind, true-hearted friends.
| wanted to do II here where Daddy
Is In the place you gave him and
made for him under the trees, close
to the running water. / was only a
girl-a kiddie-whcn | went away. I
think | am a great deal older now,
perhaps, than other girls of my age.
And I realize all you have done for
me. The only thing Is. | don't know
how TO begin to thank YOU"
She went to Mormon and took hold
Of both his hands. her head raised,
lips curved to kiss him. Mormon
stopped and turned his weathered
cheek, but Molly kissed him full on
the lips. SO with Sam, despite the
enormous mustache. Then she came
to Sandy. taller than the others, his
face grave, under control, the eager
ness smOthered In his eyes. desire
checked by reverence for the pure af-
lection of the offered salute. He fan
cied that her lips trembled for a mo
ment as they rested softly warm, upon
his own. But the tremor might have
feen his own. He knew his heart was
pounding against the slight touch Of
her slenderness that was manifest
with womanhood. His arms ached
with the restraint he set upon them,
In the presence of Mormon and Sam.
"Tve brought som things for you,"
said Molly. "Just presents that l
bought in shops. But | wanted to
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A Lark.

Playwright Augustus Thomas said at
a reception In New York
"John Drew for a lark once imper-
sonated a footman at a dinner party In
a very fashionable Fifth avenue house.
"a famous English bishop was the
guest of honor, and as Drew, unsus-
pected in his footman role, hustled to
and fro, the bishop touched his arm
and said:
MAY / have another glass Of cham
payne, my manY
"Drew put on a stern look and an
swered in a loud voice:
"TNo, sir, you may not. You have
had too much already"
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- -
AUTO SALVAGE Co..
Used Auto Parts
Phone 950. SIOUX FALLS
American "Anoel Of Mercy

Nine. Tslpouras, wife of a colonel In
the Greek army, formerly Miss Mary
White and a near relative of Chief JUS
tice White OF the Supreme court, is
known as the ''angel of mercy" or
"Mme. Merciful," among the stricken
Greek refugees In Athens. Wherever
in Greece there has been want and
suffering Mime. Tsipouras has been
found working for Its relief. She per-
sonally visits comps In the distribu-
ton OF relief supplies In order to cut
the entanglements of government red
tape.-The Argonaut.
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bear watclin'. Now tell us some
about that South American berth of
| yours. Westlake."
WeSrlake rather marveled at the
ease with which Sandy and his chums
dismissed a matter that meant a ma
terial loss OF money to them. but he
had seen the light in Sandy's eye and
he knew his capacity for action when
the moment arriy ed. The -four sat up
late, talking of mining In various
ways and places.
"This Westlake hombre'll go a long
ways" summed up Sam TO Sandy after
/ Westlake had turned in and Mormon
had yawned himself off to bed. HE
sure knows a heap, he don't brag, he's
on the square, an he amt afraid of
work"
That Westlake won approval from
Molly, and also from Kate Nicholson,
was patent before breakfast was, over
the next morning. A buyer came out
from Hereford demanding Sandy's at
tention and he stayed at the ranch
while the three and Sam went OF
saddleback. West.ake had expressed
a desire TO see the ranch and Molly
had volunteered to display her own
renewed knowledge of it. The buyer
looked at the Three Star stock with
expert eyes and made bids that were
highly satisfactory.
Better beef, better prices. that's
the modern slogan" he said at the
noon meal with Sandy and Mormon.
II see you believe In II. / hear d some
talk In Hereford this morning of
trouble at n ranch not far from here.
A horse ranch run by a man named
Plimsoll. Waterline ranch, I think
they call II. / have a commission
from a man In Chicago to look up
some horses for hiri and I had heard
of Plimsoll before, not over-favorably.
understand he ic not fussy over
brands"
"He's got a big herd" said Sandy
noncommitally. "Claims to round up
siick-ears-wild hawsses. What was
the trouble?"
General row among the crowd. far
as I could make out. Plimsoll shot
at n of his men named Wyatt. I
believe, and started to run him Off
the ranch. There we're sides taken
and shots fred"
News TO me-" said Sandy. He was
not especially Interested in Waterline
happenings so long as Plimsoll re-
manned set. The buyer left and the
rest of the day went slowly.
When the quartet returned. Molly
and Westlake were obviously more
than mere acquaintance. Sandy felt
out OF the running. though Molly held
him In the conversation.
Miranda Bailey. driving over. ere
ated a welcome diversion.
"Pve brought a telegram out for
you. Mr.. Westlake.' size said.
The engineer read II and passed IL
e. Molly. Sandy saw her face gov.
that's fine!" she exclaimed. "But
1t means you've got to GO. I'm sorry
for that"
ITO BE coNTINUED)
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The Real Reason.

Her husband is suing for a divorce.
what is the %trOuble?" asked a
neigbhor.
"oh," replied the unhappy woman,
"after you've lived for thirty years
with a man, raised four children,
looked after them in sickness and In
health. taken care Of the house and
cooked three meals a day for him, It's
pretty hard to compete with the charms
Of a young fiapper who has never even
dipped her hands in dish water
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thank you ont here where Daddy lies"
She sought their glances, searching to
zee If they understood. satisfied.
"We're sure glad to git back the
Mascot Of the Three Star" said Nor
o
An the sooner you git through
bein' dedicated an come hack TO-
keeps. the better" amended Sam.
Sandy said nothing but smiled at
her and Molly smiled back again.
II think you have been my mascoi
rather than me yours. I've still got
my luck piece" and she pulled out
n her neck. suspended by a fine chain
Of gold. the gold piece with which
Sandy had won the stake that had
started her east. snow show me all
the improvements, Wen get Kate
Nicholson. She's a fIst-class scout II
You ever get her out OF the she'll she
crawIed into a long time ago when
her folks suddenly lost everything
they had. If we had a piano sam.
shes play the soul our OF your holy
yait until she gers at the harinonium
onighf. You and she win have n
lay duets, Sam. you on the three
Iecked harmonica got for YOU"
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BY j. ALLAN DUNN
d1sho, of n Man TO His Mate" etc.
Copyright. iS27. By J. Allan Dunn

Jaw, shucks |" protested Sam. "rm
no musician"
"You are" she said gayly. "You
are my Three Wise Men Of the West.
You are all m~agicians. You took me
out of the desert, you have made life
beautiful for me. Don't dispel the
Illusion, Soda Water Sam. I'd rather
hear you play El Captain than
listen to the Philharmonic orchestra"
"Whateyer that Is" answered Sam
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1923-06-14
The cutleura Toilet Trio.

Having cleared your skin keep 1t clear
by making Cutlcura your everyday
toilet preparations. The Soap to cleanse
and purify, the Ointment to soothe and
heal, the Talcum to powder and per-
fume. No toilet table is complete
without Observation-Disclosures.
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This Advanced Age.

doctor 7"
The modern woman approached the
medical man tremblingly.
us there nc hope Of my husband
go on, madame ;"
lis there no hope, doctor; is there
no HOPPER
THAT depends, madame, on what
you are hoping for" said the doctor,
reaching for his hat.-Richmond Times.
Dispatch.
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ITO BE CONTINUED,

One of the Important Industries Of
Borneo Is camphor gathering, and
many weird rites are connected with
II. The men who gather It must carry
neither pins nor mirrors. eat only GER
TAIN foods ana d portion Of earth for
luck.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1923-06-14

Cost of living Is low when one
doesn't want to live too high.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1923-06-14

"Shall we sit here and talkf"
"No, thanks, I am so tired. Let us
dance Instead"
New Britain herald., 1923-01-08

PRICES HAVE BEEN WITH DRAWN AND INCREASED BY MOST MANUFACTURERS. WE WILL. PROTECT YOU AGAINST THIS rNcREAsE FOR YOUR SPRING AND SUMMER REQUIRE MENTs, PROVIDING sPEc1FIcA- TIoNs ARE GIVEN US BEFORE SATURDAY, JAN. 18TH. RACK LIFE BROS. CO.,. ING. PARK & BraErow SITS. PHONE lo74.
New Britain herald., 1923-01-08
AuToMoTIyr Aa.e aaa f.aek Aseaels..

sFuDEBAHkRs-IAskt six touring. ssfsi special sas .senns, tl,sfsi bls siz touring, t.gse; F. 0. B. faeteTy, A. IF,1nS gsstsF.
 isa Arch ss, s'fhis is stadsesksf year"
New Britain herald., 1923-01-08
FINANCIAL
Money Teamed,

GET q Bsnshelsl Lssn-oa soaE Household Furniture, etc. CT 0A guarantees ness- Amounts fEem sfs te ssee eaA es beE1 Ta.ea vita 5 70 ls months 70 repay, thr quiTiss and sll dealings private, Charges legal service courteous aRa hsiPfal sir says. Can write oT lllene, IseneAelsl Lean s0ciety sI West Maia s., fFefsssenAi faiaa phaua lsaS
New Britain herald., 1923-01-08

and grocery, in good sec tdon of city. Party leaving town Must sell immediately. Five to six hundred dollars trade weekly Box 33JG, Herald.
New Britain herald., 1923-01-08
Business Opportunities

GROCERY and fruit store doing good bus iness on Lafayette St., Inquire G. Pal mieri sos Main St. Room 200.
New Britain herald., 1923-01-08

PERFECTION oil heaters Also used ef- fectively in heating utensils Replacement heater wicks only 35c each. A. A. Mills, so w Main St. Phone 3S1.
New Britain herald., 1923-01-08

QUILTs-Wel made quilts, selling at s6 and s7. See these bargains B. Berson, Naiu
New Britain herald., 1923-01-08

MATTRESSES-Roli edge, white cotton, re- duced, s16.00 to s11.50. Large stock, guar anteed. B. Berson, 503 Main St.
New Britain herald., 1923-01-08

ST-Six room mouse. large lot, price S450O. small amount of cash re. quired. Watson & Jones. 2si Main St. Phone 2450.
New Britain herald., 1923-01-08
wanted-Board Or Lodging.

ROOMS, 2 or 5 rooms for light housekesgs ing wanted, by young American coupA Address Box a1wH. Herald office.
New Britain herald., 1923-01-08
ROOMS. BOARD AND AOIELS
Rooms For Reut.

ARCH ST, 625-Corner of Arch St. and
 Monroe; furnished rooms to rent. Phone
New Britain herald., 1923-01-08

TWO family house of ten rooms with im- proyements; lz00 lt. frontage on Plain- Vile trolley and highway. Robt. B. White, 2oy Man St.
New Britain herald., 1923-01-08

EAST BERLIN-Fine room house with electric lIghts l acre of good land, ex- celient barn, chicken coops, all kinus of fruit trees, on good road and near the trouey. eastman rarm Agency l3l Man. COzY room house near New Britain, run nlng water and near the factories and schools Price IS very reasonable. Very little cash required. Cashman Farm Areucy. l3I Main St. Phone Si3-4,
New Britain herald., 1923-01-08
Farms For Sale.

is ACREs--io acres tilabe. in Berlin. Just of the turnpike and IS minutes walk from trolley; good cows. 1 horse. 800 hens. all good farm tools, excellent c room house with line basement. large barn. ti.500 cash takes 1t. easy terms. Cashman Farm Agency. iSi Main street. Phone S13-i.
New Britain herald., 1923-01-08

PARLoR SUITE. 3 piece. overstuffed. blue velour. s9S.5O: also piece genuine leath- CT, sS0. Edw. Gorfajn, 16S Arch street. Phone S69-2.
New Britain herald., 1923-01-08
------ 4 -s------- Suburban For Saie,

- EAST BERLIN--2 acres of good land, ' room house in ine condition, good barn, all kinds of fruit, only l5 minutes walk to trolley line. Low price slSvu cash te- ouired. Casnman Farm Agency, l3l Main St Phone Sia-4.
New Britain herald., 1923-01-08
Houses For Sale.

BELvIDERE--cottage of rooms all hardwood finish and noors steam heat.
 electricity and gas. open plumbing, fire- place and sleeping porch. Lot Is .5x150. Near school and trolley. Cost ss.300 be- sides lot. when built years ago. In Al condition. Ready to occupy. Price $6,500,
 s50O cash. s3,500 trst mortgage, s15 per month on 2d mortgage. B. solomon. "A Main St., with Schultz ds Costello. Tel. 24-k
New Britain herald., 1923-01-08

EAST ST. family house of 10 rooma electricity and hardwood floors and fins ish. Low price. Star Real Estate & Insur- ance Co.,, 163 Main St.
New Britain herald., 1923-01-08

EMMONS PLACE. family house IA rooms, everything modern and right in the cen- ter of the city. This Is me place to keep roomers. Price s11,5OO. Watson and Jones' 2e4 Main St. Phone 2450.
New Britain herald., 1923-01-08

TWO vounE men would like double or single rooms with heat in West Main. sl section. Box eG, Herald
New Britain herald., 1923-01-08

THRAh family house, years old. 5 fur- naces and all modern Improvements. Price onIy sl4J OOO This is the one chance in thousand you read aDout. See us Tor details. Home banking X Realty, S6 West
New Britain herald., 1923-01-08
LIVE STOCK
Cattle and Swine.

60Ws-Just arrived with 2 ssIlasd ef sess from Woodstock, CoRn., consisting af hes milks and spTiRgeTs Can De seen lehh A. Hafmann's plaee, llss East s., Ass bFit' ain. Phone iIef.
New Britain herald., 1923-01-08

LAWSON GAS heaters, just the thing to kill the chill these frosty mornings Prices and sizes vary. A. A. Mills, so West Main St Phone 3S1.
New Britain herald., 1923-01-08

EAST MAIN ST.. 20S-rurnished room for l gentleman. steam heat. central. Tele-