Evening Star Newspaper, October 30, 1925, Page 45

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THE PENNZOIL COMPANY O CITY, PA Washington Office, 1918 18th Street Telephone ' North 147 ‘The positive relief for SEA, TRAIN AND CAR Sickness. Stops the nausea at once. 25 years in we. 75¢. & $1.50 ar Drug Stores I ‘or direct on. receipt of price I Methersiil Remedy Co., Now JJ THE _EVENING Stork Fares Better |DEBTS ARE MARKED Than Mary’s Lamb| <pA[D IN FULL BY GOD’ ‘Slips of Paper, Signed by Philan- throphist, Found in Humble | Homes of New Mexico. ARK. Ger ildren of stork e Associated Prees. 3, October 30.—Treasured in ¥ # humble abode house in the | mountains of Rio Arriba county, New picked ge. N little solled and wrinkled strength, the bird by nd would not leav Soantah % whatever the to Felix Garcia, Dr.” Then an itemized list of purchases of hill, coffee, sugar, flour, beans, and | he bottom the endorsement: Full by God.” ale of the country mer. oven when they went to The drawing teacher didn’t him out, but school name in the on . gied position tra ditional with his Kind | chant who died a rich man, despite | the fact that he never pressed a debtor | for nent, crossed the tions | of p nd left | amo papers bills receivable and | promissory notes amounting to $100,- | coo. EMBASSY IN NEW HOME. Our An.baas,n;lor to I:‘flnce NMoves Garcia, once a nominee of the De 30 (P).—M 1 vy for governor of rican Amb; e: ied from a bullet accl- of honor 1 dentally dis rged. Few men in New that | Mexico were more widely or sincerely bl mourned. The esteem in which he | wax held was based entirely on his honesty :nd wanity. 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