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San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-03-14
SO WEAK, WAS
LIKE A SH0DOW
Oklahoma Woman, After
Much Suffering, Began to
Take Cardui-Says She
Was Strengthened
and Built Up.

Fort Towson. Okla.-'I used Car
dui for years" says Mrs. NJ. {.
Rassda!e, of this place. land know
it did me more good than any medi-
cine ] ever used.
Il used TO suffer with womauiy
trouble that weakened me until ]
was mere shadow, nervous. and
could not eat or sleep. j did not
feel that l could live.
1T seemed that nothing ] took
helped inc ill l heard OF Cardui and
began 10 use it. 1t strengthened me
as it was recommended 10 do. it
regulated and built me up ill was
like another woman
Cardui is 4 SAFE mild-aCting Ok
tract of medicinal herbs and con-
tains no harmful cor deleteriohs in
gradients. One Of its chief ingredi-
ents has been in use Tor hundreds
of years for the treatment of GER
tain female troubles. 1t is n scien-
tific medicine made in scientific
way.
Thousands of women have written
to describe how Cardui has relieved
them of pain and suffering. and
helped them TO build up their health
and strength.
Why not try it for your case?
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-03-14
SPRING MILLINERY
WORN BY MODELS
AT WOLFF & MARX
Beautiful Exhibit Thursday
Pleases Large Crowd
of Women.

Wolff & Marx Company held a
formal presentation of spring mil
linery Thursday at 10 o'clock in the
morning and at . o'clock in the after
noon which will be repeated at the
same hours Friday according to l..
Simon, who is in charge of the af-
fair. A large crowd of women at
tended the exhibition and proved an
enthusiastic audience for the presen-
tation which was held on the fourth
floor, having been decorated with
palms and smilax.
These beautiful hats, approximate
ly 40 in number, were divided into
three groups: A-sport costumes. Il
Afternoon and tea, C-dinner, thea
ter and evening wear. They were
displayed by living models who were
attired in costumes in colors to match.
Models from Henri Bendel. Bonhotal,
Curtis, De Marinis, Hyland Lecile,
LichtenStein. Laurel. Meadowbrook,
Rubin, Patrician, Rawak, Randa,
Tenne, Warshauer and Weyman We're
shown and every possible lovely spring
color was displayed. There were hats
in all the new shades of yellow.
orange pink, orchid. tan, tangerine,
peach, grey. black, white and many
lovely combinations of colors, black
and white the leading combination.
Both large and small shapes were
shown. Small hats were shown among
the sport models. of which many
were trimmed with tailored bows and
the afternoon and dinner hats which
were large. some models having wide
"flOppy" brims. were trimmed with
flowers and feathers.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-03-14
Woman Who Is Forced to Earn
Olpn Living Is Greatest Saver

OF men do not show anywhere near
the record of these women.
Several spectacular examples Of
saving and investing by women in 50
called humble walks of life are cited
There is the instance OF a Chicago
waitress who today has 100000 OF
first mortgage real estate bonds in q
safe deposit vault. Miss Berry re-
fused permission TO publish names fol-
obvious reasons.
Another woman employed in the
dress altering department of big
local store has $4,000 in such secur.
itics. A cook recently paid S41OO
cash for some bonds.
All started "on a shoe string" as
the saying goes.
Save More Than Men.
"Of course the three specific exam.
pies cited are unusual as to the
amount saved. but there are thousands
who have saved far more on the aver.
age than the average for men in SINH
lar strata of society" said Miss Der.
ry. My survey shows working mems
wives have done wonders with none,
given them to finance the household
Ends are made to meet convenient,
b. careful and prudent planning, am
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-03-14

May Deepen Missouri.
Kansas City. Mo-. March 14.-Rep;
resentatives of cities along the Mis-
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-03-14

a surplus is saved to buy bonds on
partial payment plans.
women Of these classes particu-
larry develop a positive obsession to
buy securities and clip coupons after
the first two or three times. And
they unconsciously are developing
their own systems OF immediate rein
vestment of certain percentage Of
the coupon money! big percentage
of it.
This saving and investing which is
becoming so widespread. does not
mean that reasonable pleasures and
Injuries are being sacrificed. for they
are not. There is nothing in it that
savors of miserliness. The homes of
these people bespeak the good things
they are having of life. and the solid
ness of their status as units of tine
state.
1t speaks well. to-. in a most tell
ing way. for the bedrock soundness
on which our present business and
commercial prosperity is being built "
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-03-14
HEAR LONDON BY RADIO.
New Workers "Listen In" on Program
BrOadcasted From England. .

New York, March 14.-Radio ANA
tours in Cincinnati, New York.
Lynn, Mass, and Covington, Ky, last
night reported that they heard the
concert broadcasted from the Hotel
Savoy in London. The broslcasting
which was combined effort by all
nine high-powered sending stations in
England was not a general success,
however.
The most successful receiver was
Mrs. 4. H. Lynch of Hampstead. "
Y. who " listened in" for 81 minutes
She used an eight-tube superheter
odyne set fitted with a special indoor
loon. Mrs. Lynch said the concert
was received about as clearly as the
usual California program.
Several radio concerns and profess
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-03-14
Survey Shows Working
Mans Wife, Shop Girl,
Mattresses and Cooks All
Save More Than Average
Man and Put Savings Into
Understanding Securi-
ties.
BY J. =. YODER

III %. 4. 1ODEh
Copyright by The San Antoaio Light.
Chicago, March 14.-Working mems
wives, mattresses, school teachers.
house maids, cooks, shop girls. and
other women thrown on their own re-
sources in professional commercial and
industrial life are the nations thrift
lest persons and greatest savers. They
are. furthermore, the country's most
astute investors, according TO Miss
katherine j.. Berry. head of the wo-
mems department of a large Chicago
investment company, who today COM
pleted survey of several months.
Miss Berry will publish the results
of her study the end of this week
in report which ultimately will find
Its way into the record Of the Ameri-
can Bankers Association. Miss Ber-
rvs data indicates that the habit of
saving. born and developed during the
war through Liberty bond and War
Saving Certificates sales, has grown
particularly among the classes of wo.
men mentioned. and that it has great.
~ curtailed, with actual benefit ia
business, lavishness OF dress and cost.
ly unnecessary personal adornment.
Have More to Spend.
such women are not only more con.
sistently careful and selectiye in their
spending. but they have more to spenJ
through careful investment and re
turns 1t brings. Miss Berry says.
She found that the rank and file
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-03-14
Reduce Your Fat
Without Dieting

Years ago the formula for fat re-
duction was "diet''-"exercise. To-
day it is Take MarnOla Prescrip-
ton Tablets" Friends tell friends
these friends tell others. They eat
substantial food, live as thev like and
still reduce steadily and easily witlt-
out going through long sieges Of tire
some exercise and starvation diet.
Marmola Prescription Tablets are
sold by all druggists the world over
at one dollar for a box, or il yol
prefer you can order direct from the
Mcrmola Co., 1912 Woodward Ave,
Detroit, Mich.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-03-14
James Hardy Dies.

st. Louis, Mo-, March 1f.-James
Hardy. S5-year-old pioneer liveryman,
died here last night of complication
Of diseases brought on by old age.
Hardy was a dealer in thoroughbred
horses and prominent figure in
horse shows held here. Baseball was
his hobby and he was well known
among baseball circles. counting as his
friends the leaders in the National
and American League. He is sur
vivcd by a widow. three sons and
three daughters living in various
parts of the country.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-03-14
$500 600 Eire Loss.

estimated ut more than 100000 was
caused by fire early today in n four
story brick building in the business
district. The work of the firemen
was hamnercd by the explosion of am
munition stored in the building. More
than 5000 gallons of gasoline stored
in the basement did not explode.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-03-14

SIGNALS made elaborate efforts for re.
ceiving the English program without
success, they reported.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-05-09
Tell Me How You Did It

been
to play,
vr
7efo one homes our
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-05-09

The Grade School and $4,000 High School,
with Manual Training and Domestic Science
Departments, gymnasium, shower baths, city
water, ETC., are at the northwest corner of
Northcliffe.
The Town of Broad Ripple, now in the city,
adjoins Northcliffe, and the city is negotiat
ing to make Broad Ripple Park City Park
City improvements are at the edge of North
cliffe now
High-class restrictions forbid stores and filling
stations and fix minimum cost for residences
and also building line to preserve the beauty
and character of the neighborhood
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-11-22
Fl C0Iera Del CerdO

Sc ha reeonocido ell hecho de que ell
colera del cerdo existe en- mas de
una forma Y tipo. Por la forma que
remos decir que la enfermedad tic
ne ciertas caracteristicas, seg1n la
parte del cuerpo u 6rgano afectada.
Las formas reconocidas de la enferme-
dad son: intestinal, cuando ell est6-
mago intestinos son afectados; pull
monar, cuando afecta los pulmones;
de la piel, cuando esta es la afecta-
da; septicemica, cuando la sangre es-
ia partlcularmente afectada mixta,
cuando dos o mas de las formas antes
lndIcadas Sc presentan un tempo.
Ell tipo de infection Sc determine
por el tempo en- que la enfermedad
esta en- vigor. Los tipos reconocidos
son: MuY agudo, agudo, .sub-agudo y
cr6nico. En- el tipo agudo los cerdos
muestran sintomas durarte dos tres
dias antes de morir, mientras que en-
los casos muy violentos Ia enferme-
dad dura muchisino menos tempo.
En- casos sub-agudos los cerdos viven
mas tempo que en- los casos agudos
(de tres ocho dias). En- casos GRO
nicos los cerdos pueden vivir por un
perfodo de tempo considerable (de
ocho dias a tres semanas) No hay
NADIA que pueda distinguir un tipo
del otro Y no es raro encontrar todos
los tipos dos mas formas de Ia
enfermedad en- una piara infectada.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-11-22


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pa
SecretOs Para Decir La Fortuna, Msteros Maravilas
Suertes Indostanicas, SecretOs Del Arte Negro Todo
Este Sc Expone Sc ExpIica En- Este Gran Libro.e
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-11-22

Manera de sdecir la la
de decir la fortuna
Quiromanca
trella
Pa
facilmente
invisible Para hervr
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-11-22
RIO PIEDRAs vIcroRIoso

Rio Piedras es uno de los puebios
mas patriotas de Puerto Rico Patrio
| ia, porque como un solo hombre. por
que como una masa obedecienfo a nm
solo resorte, concentro sus fuerzas
cuando Ell deber y la dignidad 10 ext
lgieron. ~ Ell triunfo fue con ellos!
| iQuien resistfa Ell empuje de nuestros
soldados inspirados en- ell mas alto pa
triotismo y estimulados por la raz6n,
de nuestra dignidad? IQuien Sc man
tenia frio fndiferente ante los VITO
res de nuestras mujeres Y ante el
| gallardo fotar de nuestras banderas?
! Todos, todos cunplieron su deber.
Nuestra juventud ardorosa, LENA de
valor Y de entusiasmo desde las prime
ras horas de la mafana dio conienze
a la batalla. Y a las doce cuando ell
sol en- su zenit estimulaba nues-
tros soldados en- las filas, ell mismo
sol cant6 nuestra victoria.
Nuestros viejos, los veteranos con
sano espfritu de justicia, con ell pu
70 sentido del deber, iban la bata-
LA. Ellos que por la historic son los
verdaderos patriarcas, ellos mismos
nlenosprecian esos titlslos de genera
les, simplemente quieren ser .soldados,
Y como tales preferen pelear. No man
dan la buena organization supple los
oiciales. Y he aqui por que ell pueblo
sin distincioneS de. ninguna especie
sigue fervorcsamente la causa de los
vieics luchadores.
Rio Piedras era TN punto donde ell
enemigo con insistencia especial, cons
tantemente hablaba, predicaba des
arrollaba Ia propaganda mas intensa.
niariamente srfriamos ell triste es-
pectaculo de ccntemplar nuestra pla-
"a pilblica inundada de hombres con
vertidos en- ieras, sin Ia nainima no
| ci6n de respeto; 1ombres nlujeres
que provocaban en- actitud amenazan
/ tc la tranquiIdad de nuestros ciuda-
danos; una muchedumbre que guerra
convertir Ell dulce Y apacible suelo bo
ricua en- campos de desolacion, de des-
| truccion, de sangre.
| Ante semeiante horizonte de terror
| la familia puertorriquefa Sc confln-
di6 en- un abrazo. Jur6 tomar armas
on contra de un enemigo que 10 des-
tr,da que le amenazaba su tranquil
lidad su paz. Jur6 darle una bata-
LA decisiva para que nuestra digni-
dad. nuestra cultura nuestra civil
zaci6n prevalecieran por encima de
todos los principles funestos Y degene
radios que el enenligo practicable.
/ Y ESQ sencillamente es 10 que nues
tro electorado v nuestra sociedad en-
4 general ha querido significar con su
victoria en- este cuatro de noviembre,
! glorioso para los buenos puerSorrique-
nos. Sc les ha dado una leccion de
/ civismo, de moral, de cultura. Los
\ tentaculos de ese monstruo bolchevi-
qui han sido cortados y cada vez que
alze su cabeza caer5 sobre ella Ell
marr6n de nnestras conciencias, hasta
8 hacerle trizas. .. M s
4 Rio Piedras peleo en- buena lid, pe-
leo con vaIor, con entusiasmo. Y sus
hombres Que siguieron a Mnncz en-
sus cruzadas g1oriosas, continilan cor
ell misno ardor luchando por la reden
ci6n de la patria, frente al enemigo
mas temible que actualmerrte tiene
| la humanidad: Ell bolcheviquisnlo.
Manuel caparf6s PEREZ.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-11-22

HBuIdI, Ieo IltI ttIIII td's NIVUV u~
npuesto que no Sc hiela para euto-
ir carbon. Lustre para automobiles.
Cemento para radiadores. Cemento
3 pintar coches. Orc y plata arti-
Piedras precIosas artificiales. Cin-
MOdO de hacer una libra de man.
Alambrados m&gicos para mocas.
rema sin grasa para la cara. Polvos
IS pies. Jabon para afeitarse. Tin
Para ennegrecer gradualmente Ell
caiga el pelo. Para teiiir el pelo
oello. Manera de hacer remedies y
Elixir de la vida. Para
dolor de cabeza. Para detener una
!. Loc!on sanativa para las cortadas
academies y suministrar primera
8 del SOL Ouemaduras de los Aci-
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-11-22
OLIMPO

La grandiosa opereta ''La Rosa de
Stambul''
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-11-22

Ell c6lera del cerdo es generalmente
una enfermedad aguda infecciosa de
los cerdos, que suele ser tambien GRO
r1iea. Els causada por un virus filtra-
Bile Y caracterizada por la rapidez
con que Sc suceden los sintomas, la
alta temperature extremada debili-
dad ffsica de los animales atacados,
rapida propagation del NAL entire es-
tos animales y alta mortandad.
1s SU CAUSA
S Decimos que la enfermedad es pro-
ducida por un virus filtrable. Que
remos decir q. es una substantial, o
germen tan pequeno, q. pasa traves
de los finos poros de ciertos filtros.
Ell diagnostico de Ia enfermedad mu-
chas veces Sc hace dificil.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-11-22
BELIOGRAPH (Catano)

Estreno de la Bra. jornada de "Los
Parias del Amor
DloMINGO-Priscila Dean en- Ell
drama "Con la Corriente'
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-11-22
ANIMALES SUSCEPTIBLES A
ESTE COLERA

Ell cerdo es ell 1nico animal suscep-
tibIe al colera. Los caballos, vacas,
ovejas, perros, gatos, aves, conejos,
ETC., han sido inoculados con ell vi
rus de la enfermedad y Sc han en-
contrado inmunes siempre. El hom-
bre es tambien immune. Durante al
gun tempo Sc creyo que los cerdos
pertenecientes a la raza "pata de mu-
la Clos que tienen una sola pezuna),
eran inmunes al c6lera, pero ha sido
probado que no es ese el case.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-11-22
LAS ANTMLAS

Ell gran drama "Odio Sagrado'', y
una comica,
DOMINGO Matinee, VeIocldad y
una conica. Por la Noche:
El magniico drama "Muerto por
la Ley una comica.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-11-22

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das ManeIa de dee e nImsro que piena persona Una
reSucaro M0do de hacer rsratos msgco pnero magtso
@ que estan os piensen Mansr de Ia e
cuendo los dias los obgar
magcos Imagens magcas e stero ocuito de los Mago Ell
nAgco
contra los pegros
cambiar
del bad Dana eeya el aire carta mea
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IMPERIAL

Ell magnifco fotodrama 'Lucrec.a
Lombard -
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PUERTO RICO

Estreno de la bonita zarzuela espa.
fiola ''El Pobre Valbuena'
New Britain herald., 1924-11-15
SOUTHINGTON NEWS

Mrs, Grace Elizabeth Beckley Kel- ley, s. wife Of Dr. Charles Kelley of Plantsville, died yesterday at the home Of her mother, Mrs. Elizabeth r. Beckley Of Meriden avenue. She had been ill with pneumonia for a week. Mrs. Kelley, who. had lived in this town all her life, was a prom incnt member oS the First Congre- sational church the Women's Civic club: Hannah Woodruff Chapter. D. A. lt, and other organizations. She was also active in Red Cross work and in the affairs of the Southing- ton Public Health association.
 Funeral services will be held at the home of her mother at 2 o'clock tomorrow afternoon, Rev. Mac II. Wallace. pastor Of the Huntsville Congregational church, and Rev. F. G. Paw, pastor of the First Con- grogatonal church, officiating. h. terment will be in Quinnipiac ceme- tery.
 One result Of the robbery at Isaac Belmen's store Thursday night was to bring out the fact that Lind say r. Hutton, member of the firm of r. Hutton X; Son, had received warning that his store would be raided on November 12.
 The Sons of Italy will stack up against the All-Hartford Midgets at the Sand Hill grounds tomorrow af- ternooD.
New Britain herald., 1924-11-15
East Berlin Items

The library will be open Monday afternoon from 3:30 to 5:30 D. m. and in the evening from 7:S0 to 9:S0 o'clock for the exchange Of books.
 There will be the regular morning prayer and sermon at St. Gabriel's church Sunday at o'clock followed by Sunday school at 10 o'clock. Dr. Forrest of New Britain will have charge of the services.
 At the Methodist church Sunday there will be the regular morning worship and sermon at 10:45 a. m, followed by Sunday school at l2 o'clock. The Junior league will meet at . p. m. and the Epworth h league and evening service will be held at o'clock. Rev. A. C. Full Ter will have charge of the services.
 Mrs. Harold Clark will have charge of the entertainment pro gram at the weekly meeting Of the Community club next "Wednesday evening.
 Mrs, O'Toole will ent"rtaip at the whist social to be given by the ladies of the Sacred Heart church Monday evening and all are invited to attend.
 Bishop Brewster Will confirm a class at St. Gahricl's church Sunday afternoon, November g, al 4.3o o'clock.
 The O. F. s whist social gi, on last evening in K. o' F. hall was largely attended and much enjoyed. The ladies prizes wcr" won by Mrs. II. Bailey Of Cromwell and Mrs. VI. SHgenhi1po The mems hy Mir. Wm Brown and Oscar Benson.
New Britain herald., 1924-11-15
ORDERS
 RECEIVED AT P. O. Foreign Packages Should Be Mailed Now to Insure Delivery FALLS AND CUTS HAND
Elected Delegates to Con,ention,- To Open Rcstaurant-Appointed on Committee-Plainvillc Church NotiCcs-Plainyille Briefs,

Postmaster James r.. Usher has received from the post office depart ment a bulletin containing informa- ton concerning instructions 10 the | public about Christmas mailing. Sev- eral of the regulations have been | materially changed this year and adherence 10 the cautions passed out from the post office will insure de- livery Of packages by Christmas Day. Every year there has been rush of | matter at inc last moments for Christmas and this tends to throw the working forces in the post offices into confusion and many times although the greatest efforts are expended, packages are not de- livered by Christmas Day.
 All packages for foreign countries should be mailed immediately 10 in- | sure delivery at their destinations, They should be wrapped securely, addressed plainly and should contain the necessary customs declaration when necessary. Inquiry at the post office will elicit any information wanted on this score.
 All other packages should be mail cd early so that they will reach their destination. They may be in dorscd "Please do not open until Christmas" All local cards and par cels for local delivery must be mail l 1o. nnoan,h6r % they will not be delivered until aft CT Christmas.
 The post office will be closed on orders Of the department at II o'clock on Christmas Day and all working forces in them. including carriers will stop work at that time and no deliveries will, under any consideration. be made after that time. This Is not a matter that has been arranged by the local post master, but is a department order and affects all post offices throughout the country.
 All information In wrapping and other incidentals connected with l Christmas mail may be secured rom any of the postal clerks in the local post office and a plea is made for CO., operation on the part of the public to shop early and mail early.
 Falls and Cuts Hand.
 William Morgan, five year old son of Mir. and Mrs. w. NJ. Morgan of Pennington avenue, while playing about the yard of his home this mor- ming, fell and cut a severe gash in his right hand. Ii was feared at first that the thumb would be lost, but he was hurried to the office Of a local doctor where the wound was stitched. The lad showed excep- tional courage throughout the ope- ration and no serious consequences are expected from the cut.