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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-02-19

procedieron a excavar las raices de
un arbol que queda en- la parte nor
4oeste de dieho paseo.
h 81 trabajo del hoyo fu6 laborioso,
~ parece que algo extrano buscaban los
detectives en- las clltraiass de la tie
rra, pues durante, uh largo ratio que
sdur6 ell trabajo no despegaban los ojos
de. la abert1lra, que sc iba agrandando
cada vez mas"
POr 10 que Sc We, trataban de aplicar
el dido la terra.
/ PcrO el muerto"' % no responde por
ahora. ~
\ Va lespondi6 ell IL de octubre.
Y respondent sin debilidades> mi cam
bios de mangoneadores de la politica
al uso, eada vez que sea precise.
Por haber sustrafdo un par dc ca
fias dc un wagon perteneciente a la
central Guanica ha sido preso ell niiO
Angel Manuel Castro.
iComo reirian los ejercitos del Kai-
ser, despOjadores de Belgica, 81 10 su-
pieseni f
Leemos en- la prensa de Ponce:
lie ha sido sefalada una fianza de
7cinco mil d6lares al vecino Jose Guz-
man, natural de Manatf, blanco, de
cuarentiocho amos de edad Y domicilia-
do EN- la Gale Aurora, de Ponce, DON
de posee un taller de lavado Y plan
chado de camisas y cuellos de hombre.
Sc acusa Guzman de seducir por
medic de engafios a ninas memories de
ellad con quienes realiza actos ifpU-
dicos.
| i Dos de sns victimas son las nihas
Carmen Druet, de dSce amos de edad, y
otra nina, de trece.''
va no- sc puede decir que. Guzman
procedi6 a las scdncciones infufdo por
Fla bebida.
Pero mucho menos adn sc puede de-
cir taller de aplanchado, como es-
cribe el apreciable colega,... porque
tampoco Sc puede respaldar con ell anti.
pEohibicionismo.
Conste, pues, que 10 de APLANCaA.
DO es un a-plancha.
Don sINFPLICTo.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-02-19

Dice, un peri6dicO de Mayagiez:
~Bsta mafana y pOr espacio de tres
horasy miembros del cuerpo de la detec,
tive, Sc personaron en- la Plazuela
SaeAz,3 acOmpanados de un pe6n, *
The Crittenden press., 1919-08-15
City Council Met
Monday Night,

The City Council, composed OF
Messrs. Gugenheim, Denny,
Cook. Haynes. Mcconnell and
Stone. with Chastain Haynes,
Mayor, met last Monday night.
The most important thing to be
discussed was the Electric Light
Franchise. The franchise was
10 be sold Monday but no bids
were off ,red. At the meeting
the councilmen appointed Il COM
mittee of five men, c. 5. Num-.
IJ W. Blue. c. c. Tay lor, W. B.
Yandell and I. II. Cochran, to
decide on a plan concerning the
| franchise. They were also ap-
pointed to investigate and look
| into plans for water works III
| Marion. An agent for fire eX-
tinguishers was present at the
meeting but buying the eXtin-
u,isher was not considered,
| There will be a call meeting IN
two weeks. on August 25th. io'
a report of the committee,
The Crittenden press., 1919-08-15
Adjusts Fire Losses.

J. E. ChitDnden, of Louisville
spent last week in Marion. He
adjusted fire losses for the
Philadelphia Underwriters, the
Insurance Company of North
America, American Central Fire
Insurance Company and the
American Eagle Fire Insurance
Company.
Mr.. Chittenden did more work
than any other adjuster. He
was born a Livingston county
boy but is a former Marion school
boy and citizen, having been the
founder and editor of the Crit.
tenden Record. His wife was
Miss Deanie Williams, daughter
of G. +. Williams, of this city
They have resided in Louisville
for number of years.
The Crittenden press., 1919-08-15
IN SOCIETY

Wednesday of last week the
younger bunch enjoyed a hay
ride to Hughes spring. Picnic
supper was taken, and they did
not return until late in the eve
ming.
The party was composed OF
Misses Mildred Bourland, Vivian
Stone, Fannie Moore, Robbie
Fowler, Myra Lee Boyd and
Jesse Elkins. Messrs. Renold
Hattendorf. James Henry, Viii,
lard Daughtery, Tower Belt and
Ted Bourland; Mr.. and Mrs. JOE
Bourland and Mrs. Dan Stone.
The Crittenden press., 1919-08-15
FOrte-Camp

Miss Pearl Virginia Forte .
Dycusburg, Ky. and Mr.. .IoSn,
l. Camp, of Covington. XIV
Were united in marriage at Dav.
Ton, I. Ohio, Aug, 10th. at 6,3o p
NJ by the Rev. Chas. A. Hickey
pa pastor of the Sacred Hon.,
Church. The ring cermony ,vn.
used. was
The bride wore a beou,ir,,
uarN blue suit, and the groom
the conventional black.
Mrs Mrs. Camp was reared in by.
,usDurg and is the second
laughter of Mrs. Virginia Goth
Irn. ''"
-, She was employed at Mussels
.hoaIs, Ala, where she met NJ. ,
amp. ' ,
The Crittenden press., 1919-08-15
MIR. @loyd .Wbeei

scratch. Mr.. HARD received a
division citation for exceptional
bravery in placing barbed wire
entanglements around machine
gun outposts. He landed in the
States July 18th, and came home
last week. He left Wednesday
however for Russellville where
he will accept position.
The Crittenden press., 1919-08-15
-,.-Lhautauqua Here
Next Week Aug
ust Il, %, q!
CRlTTENDEN
COUNTY INVITED

The Farmers Chautauqua or
community meeting will be
held in Marion next week, on
the q. 22 and %. This is to be
one of the greatest events in Ma
rion's history and a great help
to the people of Crittenden
county. The program is filled
with the best speakers, the
best music and the best pictures
that Kentucky has. Every
day will oe a big day and every
program the best one.
Following is the program that
will be given next week:
Thursday, August, q.
300 Singing. University of
Kentucky Quartette.
.3l5 Better Roads. L. ID. HOl-
lingsworth representing
Department of Roads,
| I3:45 Feeding for Growth. DR..
G. ID. Buckner, College OF
Agriculture.
500 Singing. University OF
Kentucky Quartette.
$40 Push the COW. j. J. Hoop
er. College of Agriculture,
900 Motion Pictures. -'Constrct
ion of concrete silo, Flies,
Helping Farmers of To
morrow Development
of a Hen Egg.
Friday, August, %.
300 The Rural Church. Faith
er John F. Knue
Knights of Columbis.
'I3:4O Imagine 1t. +. +. Farqu
har. University of Ken
lucky.
400 Better Schools. j. V
Chapman, State Board o
Public Instruction.
800 Health for Sale. DR.. A
T. Mccormack, Stat
Board of Health.
,rn;SQ Motion Pictures, - Grow
,,a~o " pg Strawberries in Wa
10 - "'' ~ !" Co. KY Cover
r,nn. ", ,''' garage as mgarW,'
"''e u MS new furniture f.
The Crittenden press., 1919-08-15
QUIET WEDDINGOF
POPULAR COUPLE.
Miss Opal Davidson and Mr..
Albert Shelby Marry
In Evansville.

Miss Opal Davidson and Mr..
Albert Shelby were married in
Evansville last Thursday after
noon at 3 O'Clock at the home of
the minister of the First Baptist
Church. The only one present
was Mr.. A. A. Kaufman, man.
ager of the Laib Company, OF
Evansville, who is a boyhood
friend of Mr.. Shelby's.
The bride was gowned in a
handsome dark blue coat suit.
She is the attractive daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Marion Davidson,
of near Marion. She has gone to
school in Marion and has many
friends here. She is a girl OF
unusual ability and her winning
ways have won for her the es'
TEEN and friendship of all who
know her.
Mr.. Shelby is a brother OF
Mesdames John Wilson and e.
P. Roberts of this city and II
from one of the most promlnen
social families in Kentucky. H'
is Superintendent t of the Mar!
Belle Mines.
After several days in Evans
vile Mr.. and Mrs. Shelby retur
ned to Marion. They will max
their home at the Mary Bell
Mines where they have a beautl
full country home with all mod
ern conviences.
The Crittenden press., 1919-08-15
Soldier Returns

wa! WaIhan Rankin, son of Be,
'e "ankln' near Fords Ferry ba,
r received e his discharge, and came
nome m Saturday morning.
, L,, lie was gone about a year and
az a ''aIl' al. and served several months
OF the time in France. ''''''
The Crittenden press., 1919-08-15

A. O.. e''@es vi tiN00.O0) d0s
.he State campaign we en-.
OH ,me n'n,h declaration of principles up
'n. on which we shall appeal to tbe up
,,H so'efs throughout the Common m.
wealth wealth at the coming November
election, election To- the support of 'Iea the
,i,, nominees e and the defense of old
aIs alme Democratic principles IS v,e we
pledge the united Demoerscv ,c we We
Er'ttenden VI county, and we here.
by appoint, wv 'ere-
ho.n T., 5; IN Num- 7. C. Hugh will
,orn ,o.a'' v,m ~, Lawson, W. P. Ho.
gard; ga, n W. :, R. Cruce, ]. |. Glenn. mD.
In'' "a H. 4, II. Cochran, ]. W. Blue,
.r.' frank Adams, W. B. Blink.
y. ry' V. Il. Christian, W. o.
W, y. Howerton, j. F.
'orroh, James H. Orme, j. A.
raves, n. B. Croft, W. E. In
'owS1l. I. F. Harris and J. s. n
"a 1@th, delegates to repre-. .
% 'e Democracy of Critten. b
unity In the State conven. II
be held in Louisville, and T
these delegates to vote as v
The Crittenden press., 1919-08-15
For Sale

,;o one OF the best business Ioc,
''o'S m RosicIare. Ill.,. can L'
,sn rented by buying all or a part Of q,
a"',.l '"e present stock of mdse. StocL ~
1 Io''S'S'S OF Star Brand shoes +"
dry goods, mems work cIotbi~n I'tbtS,
"o''onS and groceries. Furn;
tun' ture stock all closed out excent ~,, ,
os ,sw ;, p pieces &c Store building ~ is q
a;,N - 20 IT, with a Is X as +,
s;. Siae room and'a Is y 40 f., rnr' mr.
"''ure room in the rear. Rent
very. very reasonable. Stock fres
ino' IRON old stock and from 81 'te to
'oT under present wboIeso,o "
'r'ces' with the exception '"'e "e
'rocer'es which have bean "
'ough' D'lt,, on today's values. Have
we wen established, s!!,l paying b"si' -,
',', ess' Will give my reasons 20, a q
,"oh ,,.,ne to anyone interested 3D. = 4
,oe., ,oek can b be reduced to suit ,ur' pur. u
On, address '''''a-
GO W. LAVENDER, ed
Elizabethtown. m. nm
The Crittenden press., 1919-08-15
FISCAL COURT
HOLDS SESSION
a nrldge m to be Built Over
'radewater River.
Other Notes

CrIt'enden County Fisca, co,.,
: I'll met Sept, 2. 1919. at Q ., a,o,oeaI Joo'
Inc usual orders were mado a'o'h "l
'ne county claims sudi,ad , a''I
allowed. '''eo and
,a, county Judge, K. l.. Mooro
reported his efforts in trvin~ o''e' e.
sec secure the issue of roaJ ',"n h"nd' 10
winch the last fiscal Coor, I'"S' u;
reeted him to have issued auL u'
SUI submitted prices obtained hy binl a',u
"''n We're considered unsa,i.
factory by the court. and o"''S, hs "'s
instructed to make further nea" ~
nations and report at the 6 6o |
.ooer meeting of the court
a bridge was ordered hui,, II
:. cross Tradewater river % -, II
'Shtfap' not to cost more tban ~
;. adv. wan
The Crittenden press., 1919-08-15
NOTICE.

have sold my business and
ask ask that all persons who are in
aeoted to me come in and settle
before Oct. 10th. ~
W. 4. cox.
Fredonia, Ky.
The Crittenden press., 1919-08-15
Accident At Mines

W. B. Clement, an employe,
at the Holly Ore Mine got hi,
hand badly hurt last Thursday
night. Two oil barrels rolled to.
gether against his left hand,
breaking two bones, and throw.
ing two fingers out Of place.
The accident though painful,
was not serious.
The Crittenden press., 1919-08-15

In honor of Misses Vera Con-
yer and Cleo Eaton of Memphis
and Miss Hazel Beckett of Lex
ington, Miss Myrtle Glass enter
tanned theatre party last Tues
day night. Those present be-
The Crittenden press., 1919-08-15
) "olday, Sept. 18th, 1919
+. l. tpers should not fl

Is
:. What she has to say.
The moving pictures which
will be used at the farmers
meeting are very much out OF
the ordinary,
Such a varied, instructive and
delightful program cannot come
to our county without great in
terest been manifested.
Don't forget the date. Aug
ust, 2lst, 22nd and 23rd!
The Crittenden press., 1919-08-15
Birthday Dinner

ur l." honor, honor of his ssrd birthday
n'a. MR. Pleasant Coleman Moor,
diast" Tas gwen a surprise birthda,
alnner a, at his home. Tuesdav
Ang., 26th. ''ay'
, A large table was built on, il
every thing good to eat tho, "..n .a,
be thought of. ' '""' can
All of Mr.. Moore's cb;,d.,.
a,sa ana many of his friends wera
lay for him. ""ppy
The Crittenden press., 1919-08-15

Clifton Slayton and Miss Ruth
Drury. both members of the Mt.
Zion church were united in mar
riage last Saturday evening at
the home of Rev. w. T. Oakley,
Rev. Oakley officiating. Botf
parties are very popular young
people in their community anc
have the best wishes of thell
many friends,
The Crittenden press., 1919-08-15

Corbet Morgan of Blackford
Ky. and Miss May Rowland
were married at the resi-
dence of Rev. W. T. Oakley on
Bellville street last Monday.
Mr.. Morgan is a farmer near
Blackford, and the bride, Miss
Rowland, is a daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. C. Rowland, of Crider
The Crittenden press., 1919-08-15

o'"WI q on Depot streeC, MIS-.
Crawford has bought Joe Farm
er's property on North Walker
street. and will move there as
soon as the Farmers go to Flor
ida. where they intend to spend
the winter.
The Crittenden press., 1919-08-15
NOTICE

a;4s l4e e Electric &c Light franchise for thp
C";',sndaI' C'it o., "ar1on n' as published in The
Ans"f4 tr'''s4dfn en-, Press issues of July 25th'
nesss, "4gus, ist' and August Sth, will .' he
y" t@f iouneI' %us room " in the city ofMar;. I'D
n.y., Monday, Sept. 9Th 1910 "s
The Crittenden press., 1919-08-15
Temperance M,p

Last Sunday afterm ,br.,
O'Clock the tempcra orce,
Of Marion held a NEE, ,ba
Baptist church.
Rev. j. b. Trotter ,ho
meeting with u fev,rLs
after which c. S. NunU r.
Yates talked for a tim was
decided to perfect an ,iyo.
ton to put over the a,en,
for statewide prohibit ,be
election this fall and ] n
Trotter was selected a,nan
and W. p. Hogard q ,rv
An aggressive campair be
made before the eleetivo.
vember in an endeavo,, loI
q saloonless kentpckb,, .
sure. Wy !.
h. l.. Wilson was ="
The Crittenden press., 1919-08-15
STATE MEMORIAL
For The Boys Who Lost
Their Lives in The
Great War.

A patriotic movement Ii now
being organized in Kentucky
for the purpose of erecting .
State Memorial building to per-
petuate the memory OF those
Kentuckians who lost their lives
in the service of the country In
TIE European war.
The proposed building is to be-
erected on the grounds Of the
University of Kentucky, Of d.
mensions sufficiently ample e.
house all the student activities
of the institution and to estabs
lish in the rotunda, tablets bears
ing the name of the entire hst
of Kentucky's soldiers who
made the supreme sacrife,.
In the European War t2Ue
Kentuckians, both men and 40
men, lost their lives in the vari.
GUS pursuits of the war TO free
humanity. 1t is only right that
there should be a shrine at
which Kentuckians hencefogth
shall bow in reverence and hom-
age.
The estimated cost OF The
building is $500, 900. The mqQ4
is to be raised by popular
scription, giving to each q
of Kentucky opportunity -
!, tribute, and making this q
rial gift of this generatio
all succeeding generations q
State.
Each county that conh1rol
is to have a tablet bearing u
names of the men from ~
county who lost their kves. -
names of the Crittenden egC
boys who died in service ere
l. Fred ElHs Baker, Mario
EdwardR, Baird, c.
uorvov g yU0[
n willianA Acan have chem.
II CsT@ and .oreasIse !.
e'r Fire Dert, V6syinS
'. " place to kee1 the an. ~
a nave it charged and
! b.oa ior immediate action. You -'''
, nave a chemical engine but
'cerstand ns and! that it could not
und during the fire. ~
oppose I'm a fixture in Col,
:, !, out y. will always think q
nome, and feel ~.
: crested .s' in the psopI,Sf ~ y
: .c'.' .own n and county Ross.
city :. Dads" untafHey 49, !
:. tne nee, needs Of Are protsctios.
10 think I remenhsr -
: member of your
y -
Eer days when he
re he has, liks%
lcky prodscts, i'm
lge. :"
should have the heal
Z OF the business men Of
and here is hoping yo,
t it.
u endeavor to aser,
'hen my subscription 4.
I'd advise you. <
ours Respectfully
JOHN T. FRxlsxs.
$50 Clarkson s. 3
Denvsr. c.
- - Z. -
The Crittenden press., 1919-08-15

I Fe's Miss Katie May and Harry
Democras.'l a'l oiiis's. were united in marriage
in the ci,v neg %S for sA~,eing at 8 o'clock a
clara tho NY % u 'at low rate srides parents
o'are the polices of 1850 on, n p'
The Crittenden press., 1919-08-15

c.sh Sessrs' sns % Other Il, Towery, Glenn,
NJ ~asn a,a.' ana Philip Stephens M 1ia' To-
20 cd, over from Princeton. /d;ssaa
ana spent the day. N ecI
The Crittenden press., 1919-08-15
Address, Child Life, - In
structor Richards.
Recess.

Hard.
Wednesday Afternoon.
Nature Study:
"A Class in The Study of
Birds. Ruth Travis.
Language and Composition.
Flow Much Oral Compost
ton. Grace Conditt.
How Much Technical Work
and in What Grades"-B. M.
Owens.
How Critic Oral and Writ
ten Composition" Marie Gass
and Carrie Morse.
Recess.
Three Reasons for Teaching
Grammar. Mrs. Halle Terrell.
when and How Teach Parts
of Speech?"- Instructor.
Classify Sentences with Re.
spect to Use and Explain How
to Teach Each. Emma Terry,
Thursday Morning.
Songs: Star Spangle Ban
ner" and Good Morning Mr.
Zip Zip Zip"
Devotional Exercises. - Rev
Raglan.
Roll Call of Teachers.
Announcements.
Instructor What do You Re
me m b er From Yesterday?
Teachers.
Thrift Campaign. Mrs. 1
L. Karn.
"Illiteracy. "-Mc. Roach.
Thursday Afternoon.
Address to Trustees 4 Teach
: er. Instructor.
Talk by Trustees.
"Smith-Hughes Bill. y IL
4 structOr.
2 Friday. &
Songs: - Onward Christia
r Soldiers" and Battle Hymn
The Republic.
Devotional Exercises. = Re'
d H. V. Escott.
What do You Rememb'
j. From Yesterday" Teachers.
n Some Good and Unusual Fe
;. lures of SCHOOL," Instructor.
II Recess. +
:, What | Do on the First MOI
, ing. Teachers.
: How to Make a Ps6,r 9, i,
-. Classification. - H,ma,ic,s .
:. lin. gas up to
!. $, Friday ,sSrt 81 do
az q 18th. Al, .,.nssav lSss, ,n,uu,.t;s1Ijunio
- s'.iiti will p,o, ron,
The Crittenden press., 1919-08-15
|UNt Mt p -
! DiOW.
8 ~.
'NNOWN
s' IN MARION,

pH n pd, Threlkeld, Of FIRE.
ana bin an Evansville hos
,me'U Saturday morning as
ING Nj a broken neck sus-
rap'T''~ Thursday when Paul
ehahfk him under the ear
this o..
are eklment arose between
X he rboys concerning a small
Mf,t that Threlkeld had made
A's store. Mr.. Cox is said
Ae resented a remark which
Glkeldmade concerning Cox 5
&her to the effect that she
'M lied about the purchase oil
n charged account. II is said
H~lsi Threlkeld refused to retract
tSena, statement whereupon Cox
agueck him with his fist, unln'
n, onally nlicting fatal blow
s,keld's head hit an iron post
- supported the porch to the
tixx :, and he fell out in the
Eet. unconscious.
Ai,nesses who were standing
,.&ar and Mr.. Cox, put forth
A,ery effort to restore hlm tc
/ II ) nsciousness. but without sue
les He was taken TO Evans
Tnle ON the afternoon tran
nhursday. and died Saturday
Elorning without having regain
Id consciousness
~ Both parties were very popu
~ lar m Fredonia, and sympathy
You equally divided. The boy
hs ed next door To each othe
."~'rhaye been friends for years
"g a"y',relkeld is the only son o
Il Threlkeld. His fathe
And remembertr, many years
big meeting with b. on tbef~as
grounds anywhere iis county pose
without inviting nj ere is %. ed.
ing 10 be sOmeboh oT n,, priat
visiting list. ThatA ~. ,ho sary
objectionable sin Ind ,Lis Tn
place. cal
oOOo Z, lgI
Of course ! don're INV
thing about the ] mv.ol,
but there are a III ,nl. ."
there who do andI 10 ra, Mis-
The Crittenden press., 1919-08-15
S|l'Y
THE COLYUM.

.E Waking of good things ",
~ Eot overlook the fac, ,ba, Wv
. Al now has baseball team e,n'
A Kfeminds one the days by
Awhen i was the bride a,
.Ieam in Western Kentuck y
a gam with Marion
rTT baseball is a healthy SPORT
pSFe boosted ,y any commupitv 1pH''
the peopt of Marion sbomlJ |
- courage thepoys by their nres
~ at the ga1es.
,A goo
''f4olonel Lee Nick is in.,o,,;.
{bodern eros hg over +, ,,nt di,
sat post saon9 O'9', =, Hop. I't4s $
IA little pile . it BY 4 " "
4 sasbeen" dov by the rai,u II
BelleviIIe stet. II wonrl| N
good idea TO i've n lit,la 'p % III
Pf material tha so thar s,.p.' r''' to
gers passing ,lrouyb ua,.i
would at least pnk that a new Ti ag
bridge WIS oct,J. RI
feed a, @ ~ COW er.
SONG e'ers ,
The Crittenden press., 1919-08-15

his furniSQ Motion Pictures. -
his yar,"a ~ pg Strawberries il
tn 'ne side of the garage. re- "a ~, nEerm
store. furniture
The Crittenden press., 1919-08-15
More Boys Back

ys Linden Huffman and Roy
Ier Conyer arrived in Marion last
RS. Saturday after twenty-five
of months service in the army, NJ
ler teen being spent overseas,
RS, They sailed April 18th. 1918
~ ..sp the -, Mount Vernon" They
st %, Tl paying for theh@a' @'.'a "ome n.. con-.
,,iar nnere was also an apprsopether iS.'s ei'
alton to pay for the neccas 'fe'"e' ,'
y fence. ''' s,,.C ~
~ C "eN' meeting of the Fis. his fu
a,o VIII DE Tuesday, Oct, his ga
"''' the si,
The Crittenden press., 1919-08-15

H. L. Wilson was
business Saturday. III ~
The Crittenden press., 1919-08-15

~ mouse on Bellevill,
. acts, belonging t.
md will move ia
die of the month.
has purchased the
Alonging to Mrs. Ada
The Crittenden press., 1919-08-15
As'place.

chaaos MRS; Edgar ID Threlkeld has pur
The Crittenden press., 1919-08-15

Of course | don're orv.
.. 's aoo'' 'he myself
u' n '"e,e are d 10Y pple 20
there who do andL ~ go,
around and see them
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-04-22
At the Hospitals.

Martin Schwartz, of Eldora, under
went an emergency operation at the
Deaconess hospital late Monday night
for appendicitis. The appendix was
found to be gangrenous. His condi-
ton is as good as could be expected.
considering the seriousness of the case
Earl Reece, of New Providence, I'M
derwent an operation for acute appen-
dicitis at the Deaconess this forenoon
His condition is good.
Mrs. Fl. F.. Clark. of Gilman, sub
mitted to an operate at the Deacon
ess this forenoon.
Harold Core, the son of Mr.. and
Mrs. j. L. Core, of Melbourne. submit
ted to an operation at the Deaconess
this forenoon to drain a pus cavity OF
the lungs that had developed from
pneumonia. The patient has been sick
with pneumonia that developed from
influenza.
Miss Pearl Head. of Toledo. ia at the
Deacoress for medical treatment.
Louis York, of Melbourne, the sou
of Mr.. and Mrs. George York. under
went an operation for appendicitis at
the Deaconess Monday. His condition
is good.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-04-22
After INFLUENZA, GRIP
And Other Frustrating Diseases That
Exhaust thcs Strength.

There IL always depleted condition
of the blood that cxtemo tired feeling,
nervousness and digestive weakness
from which recovery h slow unless Il
good medicine is taken,
The lack OF red corpusclcs In the
blood makes II too thin properly to
nourish the body, and the general
prostration, annoying humors, boils,
loss OF appetite and poor digestion
prevent progress towards health.
Hoods Sarsaparilla meets these con-
dtions perfectly. as many people
know. 1t has proved the greatest
blood purifying. vitalizing medicine,
Nothing else so good in Spring.
1t is made from a formula compris-
ing ingredients often used by the best
physicians for impure blood, scrofula,
rheumatism. weakness, Truly II purifies
the blood and makes the weak strong.
For fine family -catharic, take Hoods
Pills.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-04-22

Save five to ten dollars quickly by
dry cleaning, everything in the home
with gasolene that would be ruined by
soap and water-suits. coats. waists.
silks, laces. gloves. shoes, furs, drap-
cries. rugs-evsrything!
Place gallon or more of gasolene in
a dishpan or washboiler, then put in
the things to be dry cleaned. then
wash them with Solvite soap. Shortly
everything comes out looking like new.
Nothing fades, shrinks or wrinkles.
Do not attempt to dry clean without
Solvite soap. The gasolene soap Is tho
secret }of all dry cleaning.
"A package Of Solvite soap containing
directions for home dry cleaning, costs
aittle at any drug store. Dry clean out
doors or away from flame.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-04-22
LEMON JUICE
FOR FREcKLEs
Girls! Make beauty lotion Tor
a few cents-Try It!

Squeeze the juice OF two lemons into
q bottle containing three ounces of
orchard white, shake well. and . you
have quarter pint Of the best freckle
and tAn lotion. and complexion beauti-
fier. Mt very. very small cost.
Your grocer has the lemons and any
drug store or toilet counter will supply
three ounces OF orchard white for few
cents. Massage this sweetly fragrant
lotion into the face. neck. arms and
hands each day and see how freckics
and blemishes disappear and how clear
soft and rosy white the skin becomes.
Yes! 1t Is harmless and never irri-
tates,