davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1919-10-10

S. Delaney began t%hreshing beans
last week. He threshei rs acres for
Ray Elliston which made about 40.OOC
lbs and is now threshing for VIM
Wright. He has about 100 acres
more to thresh.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1919-10-10

No bd on the above described tract
OF land Will be accepted for less thar
THREE DOLLARS $500 per acre. which
IS the appraised value thereof
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1919-10-10

Payne and Loveiaee shipped two
cars of cattle Sunday and one Mon
day to Oklahoma City.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1919-10-10

Sale No. 1915 - Al Of Section Is, T. u
+. K l. W. containing 644 40 acres TheK
10 improvements
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1919-10-10

First Puhiiczfion Oct %. 1fe.
Last Publication OFT n. roe
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1919-10-10

Clyde Lee, west of town. is the
first we have heard of to finish
threshing beans. He got a Weld Of
about $50 pounds per acre-bctween
10000 and 100000 pounds. We hear
he has sold at about 81 per hundred.
-Estancia News-Herald.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1919-10-10

.ilru Publication July IS. 1915.
Last Publication October ). 1915.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1919-10-10

Fr4nk w Zern has purchased a
residence - Glenrio. H is having
Same renodeied and will have an al
difion built.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1919-10-10

The Ford enclosed passenger car
for Mcintosh and Moriarty school
districts have been delivered by the
Valley Auto Co. They are rain and
dust proof, being enclosed with glass.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1919-10-10

The New Mexico Bean Growers
Association opened the bean market
at 8 cent but has been unable to
hold this price on of the
jobbers who have been putting beans
on the market at & cents. Beans are
now being sold for so to 67s fob
the shipping point blu, those who can
are advised to hold their beans as
the price will likely advance Will
lard Record.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1919-10-10

Sale No. 1919 - ElNEH. Section 10, T.
Is n. r. Is W. containing e0W acres
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1919-05-24
ARRESTO PER RADIOTELEGRAM-
MI

Tn dispaccio per TELEGRAPH senza
fill state mandate al vapore "Regi-
ma d'Italia per fare arrestare al suo
arrivo a Geneva un italiano che vi
ira passeggieri il quale 81 crede che
sia il capo della banda, che fece il
ratio della diciottenne figlia del De-
tective James Nell di Chester, Pa.
Mildred Nell, la ragazza rapita ha
riconosciuto il ritratto di quelIuomO,
quale capo lei suoi rapitori. Subito
un radioteIegramma state mandate
al vapore che e partito da New York,
alcuni giorni ia, con la richiesta che
Puomo venisse arrestato a Geneva.
Otto italiani sono ora mel carcere
di Media per questo rapimento della
Nell.
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1919-05-24

Domenica scorsa di passaggio a
Fultonrun, il villaggio COST attraente
simpaticO non solo per quaint vi
vivono lavorano ma anche per e
stranei che assoIutamente non pos
sonO dimenticarsi della accoglienza
spOntanea generosa del FultOnesi,
fummo gentilmente invitati nella ca
sa del conuigi Cardiff owe di primo
acchito rilevammo qualche straordi-
marietta, per il concorso di un gran
numero di peTsOne.
GraZie all assistenza di cOnOscen-
re local. interpret collaboration
del sentiment piu profondi della
Colonia, seppimo che il Sig. Fernan-
do Soldi Signora Maria, RESIDENT
di Fulton Run, ceIebraVanO il bate
simo del loro amoretto di fglia. AS
sunta, un yerO proprio sboccio Iii
primayera. Facevano corona al fe-
steggiati uno stuolo di amici che in
distintamente voIlero dimostrare Ia
micizia e Iattaccamento verso Ia
famigIia SoIdi facendo onore a guam
tie per Ioccasione, il finissimo tatto
del compare Cardiff seppe preparare
e disporre a beneficio degli invitati
La musica anche non fece difetto,
con Iinteryento del Sig Mario Car
celIi, motto suonatore di Armonica,
che per TOccasione ha dimostrato CO.
noscenza profonda nello syolgere IN
programme musicale da tutti apprez-
zatO.
La caratteristica della fiesta, fu la
tavoIa spIendidamente bandita, con
cibi doIciumi di ogni sorte ed, a
questO rendezvous che 81 ebbe ad
annoVerare Un maggiOr numero di
invitati fra quail osservammo ST.
gnori Eduardo Latini, Grisaldi Cur
zio, Joe Romano, Pacifico Pacelli,
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1919-05-24
La ditta l. Mar9SCa & Go
mel 500 rappreSent2ntc
G. Ma8ni ha meSSO Sede
In Indiana

Da circa due settiman9 abbiamo
con moi il Sig. Giovanni Magni, a
gente viaggiatore della ditta L. Ma
resca q Co., di Boston, Mass, Vec-
CHA nOstra cOnOscenZa, nOtiamo CO
me in lui sempre 81 affermano le do
ii straordinarie essential mel giu-
sto conseguimento del suoi AFFAIR.",
rendendolo interessante per quaint
10 avvicinano pei suo modO persua-
sivo convincente.
III Sig. Magni 81 stabilize in Indi-
ana da qui intende abbraciare un
campo vasto di OperaziOni nellie CO.
Ionic Italiane circonvicine.
La ditta l.. Maresca e. Co., success
sori ALA famosa ditta Colucci di Bo-
ston, Mass, ha riconsOlidatO il suo
commercio soto una nuova direzio-
ne che promette di collaborare eff
caciamente con i loro clienti mel dis
impegno dele transazioni affaristiche
mel modo il piG conVenevole sod
disfacente.
Formano specialita della ditta
bandiera di societa, uniformi musica-
Ii, uniformi per societa, distintivi,
ricami in orc qualsiasi altro laVo-
TO del genere; da ami la Ditta, og-
gi incorporate soto il nuovo nome,
ha dimostrato di essere superiore a
qualsiasi altra competezione sui mer-
cato stante miglioramenti inno-
vazioni tanto mel personale quanto
nei macchinarii, con pattivita del
loro agente rappresentante Sig. Ma
gni, assicura la Ioro clientele della
miglior puntualita ed eff1cienza mel
suo serviZio.
ALA Ditta L. Maresca & Co., ed al
suo rappresentante Sig. Giovanni Ma
gni vadano nostri sinceri auguri di
successO.
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1919-05-24

loro impiegati Pammontare della tas-
sa sulle entrate (income taxi sono
invitati, a norma delTarticolo As del
regolamento delPIncome Tar, a rila-
sclare regOlare ricevuta, o sulIa bu-
sta da cui trattengOno Pammontare
sopra un regolare fogIio di carta
La rlceVuta 6 essenZiale per la dino
strazione dellaVvenuto pagamento,
specialmente da parte di coloro che
desiderano di lasciare PAmerica. Per
potter partire, essi devono dimostra-
re in modo esauriente di aver pagato
la tassa sulle loro entrate; solo una
regolare ricevuta rimovere gil i'm
pedimenti ad ottenere il passaporte
necessario ad imbarcarsi.
Motif connazionali che non aveva-
no la ricevuta della tassa pagata-
ricevuta non richiesta da essi, al
patto del pagamento nellie mani del
padroni, o per qualsiasi ragione non
rilasciata - sono andati incontro
seri inconvenienti. Per rimuovere i
quail 81 ia appello al padroni di os-
serVare il regolamento, rilasciando
al lorO Operai che 81 mettono in rego-
la con la legge, la ricevuta della tas-
sa pagata, cui gil operai stessi han
no pieno diritto.
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1919-05-24
IL NUOVO SOPRAINTENDENTE
DELE - SCUOLE DI PENNA.

Il Governatore SprouI ha oherto
il Dosto di soprainteudente dele
ScuoIe deIIo State di Pennsylvania
al DR.. Thomas f. Finegan. commits
sario di educazione in New York, il
quaIe ha acetate il mandate.
Il Goyernatore aveva primo DOMAIN
dato il Dr.. George D. Sroyer, deIIU-
niversittd di Columbia, ma questi 81
rifut6.
II Dr. Finegan riconosciuto come
uno del migliori pedagogisti degli
Stati Unit. Nato a West Fulton nell
10 State di New York il % settembre
1866, 81 Iaure0 mel collegiO Hamilton
il 1894 ed ebbe la laura in Pedagogia
mel Collegio NOrmale deIlO State di
New York. Flu per sci ami insegnan-
te nelIa scuola di West Fulton poi
Soprintendente dele medesime del
1889 al 1890. II 1891 fu nominate
Commissioner della Contea di Schoa-
rie, N. Y, quindi mel 1915 fu nomi-
nato Commissioner di educazione ed
esaminatOre statale
Egli ha pubblicato vari libri scOla-
stici pedagogical di motto merito.
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1919-05-24
Dal fOntc battcSimalc

Giulio Mari, Joe Scapizzi, AchiIIe
Nansueto, Filippo Federico, Pietro
CALI, Emilio BarteIloni, Lanzi Gu
treo Antonio Buoavugna e Silyroc-
co Bottoni, eEidentemente tutti mel
vigore della Ioro salute dimostrando
quantO la cucina della comare sap
pia a tempo oppOrtuno raccogIiere in
un assieme quaint yollero tenersi
neutri ad attire attractive della gior-
nata.
Notammo in mezzo agI invitati il
Sig. UIisse Ridolfi accompagnato
dalIa sua Signora famiglia, qui
teniamo ad osservare qUanto i Full
tonesi sino espansivi e generosi mel
caldamente accogliere gil amicf e
speciaImente quando 81 tratta di un
UIisse che tanta simpatia inspira in
Quanti 10 avvicinanO.
Fra Ie molte attraenze del sesso
gentle ci doveroso ricordare la
Signorina Bevilacqua, fgIia del no
stro vecchio AMIGO ed abbonato Sig.
Antonio Beyilacqua, SignOrina che
racchiude in Sc lutte le virJu doti,
prerogatiye intaIlibiH delIelemento
femminile ItaIianO; era accompagna-
ia dai genitOri quail lie sOno peren-
nicustodi, per una propria ed esem-
plare edUcaziOne familiare, e con la
Ioro presenza mOstrarono quanto la
colOnia Italiana di Fultonrun sia
compatta ed armoniosa nellie sue ma
nifestazioni pubbIiche private.
Sull'imbrunire ci congedammo
dalla cOmpagnia ritornando ad
Indiana sotto Iimpressione di aver
passato una giornata spIendidissima
in mezzo al nostri di Fultonrun al
quail auguriamo un monde di bene
allietati dali arietta da attire attrat-
tive che al bel paese non mancano.
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1919-05-24
BEN TORNATO

Con piacere ricordiamo il nosro
vecchio AMIGO Anthony P. Giunta,
della famosa ditta Pasquale Giunta
Sons, di Philadelphia, reduce dale
trincee in Francia, owe sotto il colo
re Americana servi per lungo tenn
po; anche lui come motif del nostri
cOnnazionaH 81 copri di gloria pagan
do il suo tribute all'umanita intiera
per la gran causa cOmune
Al nostro Anthony Giunta faccia-
mo Ie piu sincere congratulations,
augurandogli altrettanto successo ed
onore nella sua futura vita privata.
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1919-05-24
Ill VOLO TRANSATLANTICO

Washington, 23-L'idroplano "a
mericano NC ha completato un'al-
ira tappa del suo Viaggio da Trepas-
sy, N. F., allEuropa, arrivando a
Ponte Delgada, da Horta, allie ore
1924 a. M, meridiano di Washing
ton.
II grande idroplano ha percorso
la distanza Ii $50 miglia, attraverso
lie Azzorre, in un'ora "a minuti.
II vice-ammiraglio Jackson, in un
rapporto, ufficiale da Ponta Delgada,
dice che la macchina arrivo Pom
ia Delgada in ottime condizioni.
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1919-05-24
Ill PAGAMENTO DELLA INCOME
TAX

l padrOni devOno rilasciare regolare
riceVuta
II Foreign League Government
Information Service ci comunica:
1 padroni che - autorizzati dalla
legge - trattengono dalla paga del
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1919-05-24
PER RIDERE

A mezzanotte, in via Calzaiolli.
Una giovane 81 avvicina un 81
gnore con la barba blanca, 10 ade-
sea.
Che volete da me.-dice ruomo.
Son troppo vecchio...
-Troppo vecchio?!... ragione di
piu per divertirsi Quando non rimane
che POGO tempo da vivere.
Un marito tradito sorprende la
moglie con Pamante, con voce ira
gica, rivolto al seduttore, che, nota
bene, e un bellissimo uomo, come il
marito, del resto:
-Signore,- dice-uno di moi
due e di troppo su questa terra!-
La moglie, una creature bionda
delicata, ST precipita fra loro gridan-
do:
Ma no, non mi pare!-
DietrO lie quinte del Politeama Ma
zionale in tempo di operette.
Tata mel camerino sta metten-
dosi la maglia. Viene bussato ALA
porta
Chi 6?
Son TO-. Enrico.
Non posse aprire... son tutta nu-
da
Non vero.
oh! guardate daI buco della
chiave We ne persuaderete.-
Carlo, il cameriere, vede dalla f.
nestra il dottore del suo padrone.
-Sor padrone, c'6 il dottore.
oh! mi secca... DigIi che sono
andato in campagna per due giorni.
-Ho capito, signor padrone.-
Il dOttore suona, Carlo apre.
Il padrone non c'e; in cam
pagna.
All! aIIora gil dirai che sono We
nuto a trovarlo.
ST, sOr dOttOre, gliel'ho gia det-
ILEGGETE E DIFFONDETE IL PA
TRIOTA
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1919-05-24
ST VENDE

Un'ottima barberia a Creekside
con una clientele che frutta da 40 a
45 dollari la settimana. ST yende per
ragioni di maIattia. Per informazio-
nj prezzo rivolgersi a:
JAMES MARSICO
Box 55, Creekside, Pa.
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1919-05-24
TRAsFERINIENTO DI PROPRIETA'

Janeni NJ. Angelo a Felice PABLO
ne, Iotta a CIymer, per $1,000
Giuseppe Sara a John Checlosky,
80 acri di terreno a Center, per ST.
500
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1919-05-24

LEGGETE E DIFFONDETE IL Pa
TRIOTA
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-12-03
Fortune Smiled;
Then Aged Woman.
Killed Blu st. Car

Injuries received when she was run
down by street car last Monday
morning proved fatal Wednesday morn
ing at 3 o'clock to Mrs Susan Wood,
aged "A years Death was caused hy
an intracranial fracture.
Mrs. Wood was run down by street
ear No, l27, at Rayburn boulevard and
Gilbert avenue. She had moved to 953
Rayburn boulevard just the day before.
The body is held at Thompson Rros
undertaking parlors, pending advices
from Mrs Woods DAUGHTER, Mrs.
Thomas Belew, Bradford, Tenn
For years Mrs. Wood lived at the
Home for the Aged and lnfirm She
worked there for her board and keen.
Mrs, Wood was the widow Of a federal
soldier For 20 years she sought to
get pension from the government
Finally her efforts were crowned with
success. She got her first pension
check, for $751;, about week ago. On
receipt OF Il she left the institution,
where she had labored for so many
years, and obtained II room on Ray
burn boulevard, The next day she
was run down by the car.
Police have not arrested the motor
man.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-12-03
SENATE PROBES
FORD'S DEFEAT
Dillingham; Heads Committee
to Investigate Newberry
Election

| 4, AsHlAGTON, Dec. 3.-Investiga
tioh or the Ford NeWberry seDatoria
t,setlon contest from Michigan was au.
| InoIIAed today by the senate which
aaoptad resolution by Senator Pomer.
tSne, democrat, Ohio, providing for III.
No roll call was necessary aud there
"aS less than minutes discussion 10
oflnG out that the measure previously
nhd been approved by the privileges and
the inquiry
hearings under the resolution are not
expected 10 start until after the HOLIDAYS
ana they may be confined to the election
since the alleged frauds during tba
pt{lmalles now are being dealt with by
The Pomerene resolution was favor
aply reported by the senate expendi-
lures committee and unanimous con
sent was given for Its immediate con
sideratlon, This resolution gives tbe
privileges and elections committee broad
powers TO take evidence and 20 preserve
baliots and other documents II specif-
lcaily directs investigation Of charges
ana counter charges Of excessive and
hleEal expenditures OK money and I'M
laWtui practices in connection with the
said election of a senator from the state
Of Michigan.
Senator Dillingham;. Republican, Yer
mont, as chairman of the privileges and
eiecnons committee, viii have charge
Of the investigation. He Is expected 70
arrive in Washington Saturday, and the
committee win meet next week to make
plans for the inquiry,
senator NeNberry was not in the sen
ate when the Pomerene resolution was
adopted
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-12-03
W00LLEN'S FRIENDS BEAR
BODY TO RESTING PLACE

The funeral Of A. II, woollen, secre
tary-Treasurer Of the Phoenix Cotton
on company, was held Wednesday
morning at 10 o'clock from tho resi-.
dence of Dossey H. White, 1910 Union
avenue, Services were conducted BY
the Rev DR., W y. Buckner, rector OF
Calvary Episcopal church, assisted by
the Rev Charles T. Wright rector Of
Grace Episcopal church,
Prominent business and professional
men, friends OF the deceased In CONNER
cial and social life. acted az pallbear-
ers, The following were active pail
bearers Shelby Gabbert, Arson Evans.
Martin hunscomb, Hubert Reese, Ben
Humphreys, Dave Gaut Iytle Mckee
Shubeal Beasley, p. Henry Corbett and
Ben y, Brode
Honorary pallbearers were ]. II Du-
Bose, J \. Evans. Gilmer Winston =
= Smtthwtck, =, = Fortune, c, r Ran.
som, David w Moss, j, A, Harvey, John
y. Martin, l., w. Magruder, Il. c. Gin
bons, r. A Goodwin T. i. Turley Il, Il
Beecher {, f. Farnsworth, Robert s.
Polk, c, II. Craig, John Houston, W, A,
Ransom, ! X, Collins, James Sloaii II,
X Ellis, r, Il, Tate, j. M. Beley, s, r.
leatherman, }, G, Rainier Hugh Hum
phreys Frank Milton and Frank s. ON.
berg,
Burial was private in Forest Hin Gem.
ctery
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-12-03
BUSINESS GROUPS
FAVOR PROGRAM
Head of Chamber of Com
merce Easily Sells" Sus-
tanning Fund Proposition.

W II. FitzHugh, president OF the
1hamber of Commerce, continues TO
sell his proposition that the business
men Of Memphis underwrite an annual
sustaining. fund of 500, 600 to finance
the Chamber Of Commerce In a pro
gram OF increased community service
Thus far he has placed the proposition
before the wholesale grocers, automo-
bile ddeal ers, druggists and grocers each
OF which groups has indorsed the plan
and pledged its pro rata of the fund
In all total Of sll, 500, divided in the
following sums, has been subscribed:
Grocers, $3.50 auto dealers, 49, $50.
druggists, $3.50, and jewelers.. 81 $50,
IN the next day or two Mr.. FitgHugh
Will lunch with the hay, grain and flour
dealers group, the retail hardware and
implement dealers group, the electric
supply companies, bag and paper manu-
facturers auto accessory, oil and gas
dealers, tire dealers, undertakers and
laundry and dry cleaners groups. These
groups represent $l4,250 of the total
pro ratas. Many other groups are to be
met
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-12-03
WiHUL ViOLdtOrs Of
Fuel Order OHaLy
VIII Be Prosecuted

only wilful violation of the order,
OF the fuel administration regarding
opening and closing hours are to be
taken up by the office of the United
states district attorney at Memphis
The police department will be relied
upon to assist In the enforcement Of
the minor violations due to nisunder-
standing Of orders or ignorance,
The office OF the district attorney
Wednesday was stlll without official
Information concerning the regulations
imposed for the saving of fuel and
were depending entirely upon press re :
ports for their guidance.
STANLEY H. Trezevant United States
marshal, Wednesday morning asked HUI
let Smith. chief of detectives, to have
HIS men notify all shoe Inning parlors
that they must close at 4 o'clock The
marshal stated that these stands had
been kept open and that such was IN
violation Of the regulations as promul-
gated and must cease
Several other infraotions of the rules
were reported to the district attor-
uey's office, the complainants being
told that an investigation would be
made
Federal officials. however, were well
satisfied with the general observance
of the regulations and expressed the
opinion that the general tendency was
toward strict observance of all Of tho
orders so far issued
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-12-03
OVER 400 WOODEN SHIPS
ARE BUILT IN YEAR

WASHINGTON. Dec. 3,--Four huns
dred and ten wooden ships out of a
total Of ttS7 seagoing vessels is the
record Of American shipbuildmg since
the armistce. During the " months
ended Nov, /, 1919 American shipyards
have turned out 1896 vessels of 4 25S,
Q45 gross tons, officially numbered by
the bureau of navigation, department Of
commerce, OF these l1S7 We're seago-
ing During the Il months ended Nov.
|, 1918 the corresponding output was
$3.50. zoe gross tons
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-12-03
BRlCKLAYER SUES FOR
HUGE SCOTTISH ESTATE

. EDINBURGH, Scotland. Zee. s.
John Rackstraw, bricklayer, claim
ing to be heir to a rich Scottish estate,
has begun an effort to obtain possess
sion of 10 square miles of land with an
annual rent roll Of $3.50, 900. The es-
tates concerned are now the property
Of the Iennox family of Dumbarton.
The claimant alleges that he can trace
his ancestry to 1851 and that his great
great grandmother was a descendant
Of Douglas, sixth duke of Hamilton,
and a nephew Of Mary, Queen of Scots.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-12-03
A Simple Way to
Reduce Wrinkles

Remember that wrinkles and baget-
ness OF cheek or chin are due to the
muscular tissue losing its strength and
rhrinking. The skin is then too large
In area to fit such tissue smoothly. IT
,yr;nkles or says.
w remedy this condition, there's
nothing so effective, so quick acting,
as a simple wash lotion so easily made
M home Just get an ounce of pure
powdered saxolite from your drug-
sIst and g half pint of witch hazel. mix
Inc two and battle your face in the
LIQUID This at once tightens the skin
and solidifies the underlying tiss"t-.-
which, OF course, smooths out the lines
and draws in the sagging skin. II also
stimulates capillary circulation. bring
ing natural color TO faded cheeks
adv
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-12-03
SUES FOR WAGES.

Bry's Christmas Sewing Machine clul
viii make YOU life remembrance
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-12-03

frank Thompson Wednesday filed a
MI in chancery court against J j Col
Inns and others, owners OF the Union
station garage, In which he seeks to re-
cover $500 which he alleges No loaned
to the company, and SIS representing
three weeks wages, with interest
thompson claims that on Oct. he
made the loan to the company and that
on Oct. - Collins filed bill asking for
. receiver. The receiver, he says, was
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-12-03
HUNGRY BUT
DAREN'T EAT
Take "Pape's Diapepsin" and
eat favorite foods
without fear

Your meals hit back! Your stomach
is sour, acid, gassy and you feel bloated
after eating or YOU have heavy lumns
of indigestion pain or headache. hi
never mind. Here Is instant relief
Don't stay upset Eat a tablet Of
rapc's piapepSin and immediately tho
indigestion, gases, aoidtty and all stom-
pape's piapepsin tablets are the sur
est quickest stomach relievers In the
world They cost very little at drug
stores adv.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-12-03
PADUCAH BOAT SINKS,

PADuCAH, Ky, Dec. S,--The river
nacket G. C. Bower. owned by Capt
DeNers. pyersburg, Tenn, bound from
that city 10 paducah, hit submerged
stump and sank In Cumberland river
on NtckShurg, Tenn, this morning. The
crew made shore safely. The loss is
estimated at so, 900,
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-12-03
Merry Garden Ballroom

Open pm, TO 1880 pm,
On account Of fuel restrictions thes
hours viii be observed until further no
Tee adv
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BREAK IN COLD
WAVE is FORECAST

Partly cloudy tonight and Thursday.
continued cold with temperature about
stationary Is the weather forecast
given out Wednesday morning by iocn
OFFICIALS A minimum temperature Of
10 degrees was registered at I o'clock
Wednesday morning and IL is probable
that the thermometer win be one or
two degrees under that figure Thursday
morning
Local weather officials afe expecting
a hreal, In the present cold wave Thurs.
day, and present indications are that
the temperature viii moderate during
Thursday