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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-03-21

Todos los anatcmas cacn sobre las
infelices mujercs que, no habicndo po.
dido comctcr el fraude en- el amor,
burlando por todas las mcdidas Ia fe
cundidad, preferen la muertc del hin
antes que cOndenarlo la miseria, v
al doior dc vivir.
Todas las iras qucdan rescrvadas pa
ra csas pobrcs victimas dc Ia injusti-
cia social, que no pudieron llcvar la
pratica Ia doctrina dcpuradora, dc Nal
thus.
| gC6mo condehar Ia vida nn SER
diran ellas,-cuyos dolores ciertos vie
men a aulncntar los propios2
SComo pcrpetuar la vcrgonzosa ser
vidumbrc social dando al mundo nue.
vos csclavos blancos7
La verdad, pero la vcrdad dcsnuda,
cs que, la vision de hijos, que son san
gre \ carnc. dc Ia propia carnc, con
denados tlesac cl momcnto dc naccr al
trabajo rudO, al hambrc Obligada, a
Ia crucldad dc las cxplotciones mas
iahumanas, es cl mayor y mas abomina-
bic dc los crimenes.
Tn. gran pocta portugues, EugcniO
dc Castro, apostrofaba a una madre
que daba cl pee1lo un pequehuelo con
estas erueles frascs, que entranan un
intense grito dc rcbeldia humana:
'No lc dos lcchc, que Ia leche es vi
da, y Ia vida es dolor, miscria y muer-
tc."
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-03-21
LA SENSATI'E.zl.! / I!
.,..o, Para Mariana Abril,

t4.. fs..t - +
Una mdjcr ha sido dctenida por ha-
Der cstrangulado al fruto dc su amor.
no Sc, cuantas llcga va cl n1mero
de cstas desgraciadas que no habicndo
pod1do, mcjor dicho, sabidO, burlar
Ia fecundidad, tuvicron que recurrir a
cstos cxtremos.
"Chorrcando sangrc pOr distintas
parties del cGerpo, mostrando varias he
ridas dc puhal, fu6 eonducido a Ia Sa-
Ia dc. socorros dc San Juan el niho Dio
nisio Bayon, como, de ~ aiios dc ctlad.
ScgSn dcciatacicnes del propio Ba-
y6n, trabajaba en- Ia factoria dc vina-
gre quo hay on la callc dc, San Jose,
cundo tuvo una riha con otro niiio. Es-
te lltimo, hizo uso dc una cuchilla para
agrcdir al otro, logrando su objeto an
tcs de que SC interpusieran pcrsonas ma
yores.
Dionisio nAlcstra .una herida punzan
tc en- la region dorsal, otra incisa dc
sietc centinlctros en- el costado izquier-
do, y Otras dc menor importancia en-
dist.ntas parties del cucrpo.
FL hcrido paso al Hospital Munici-
pal y cl precoz agrcsor scra llevado
la Corte Juvcnih
I'm el barrio dc Qucbrada Honda,
de Pchnelas, ha sido encontrado cl ca
davcr dc an canpesino. Scgdn opinion
facultativa ha muerto dc hambre.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-03-21

lie oido gentcs scnsatas exclamar:
ebay que tomar nfedidas urgentes;
esas muicres son abomidables, debe cas-
tigasclcs severamente.
I'm niao qu cemcte un homicide. =.
La eulpa cs dc los padres que dcjan
esas criaturas en- ell arroyo, en- lugar
dc cnviarlas las escueias.
I'm hombre que muere dc hambrc.
Esas son las consccucncias dc no que
rer traba JAR. Y asi succsivamcntc.
iOh, sensatez; t1 ercs la musa dc los
imb6cilcsl T1 encuentras soluci0n o
todas las cucstiones y cconomizas q
trabajo dc pehsar. Pero no has llegado
resolver siquicra un problema, nj a
cnjugar una sola lagrima.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-03-21
ROSARIO ExrRAvrADo

Infnma doha Csia Fletha. rssiasnlr
~ IL ealic ~ fgcurfai Cou'seras"
40. q. quc o. ha psriiie ~ ~
sario quc asaba PARA . y igissiA
to8os .ius dias
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-03-21

ssatuFce, Stop "a z, frcnte a Ia Carretera,
Sc yepde una 6uca $3.50 metro cuadrado
mcIuyehdo las casas Que rentan $4,000 mon.
Suales La nucva cqrretcra atratiesa 81 To-
rrcno por ia parte Sur. En- la casa No. 24I
gne pertepecc a dieha sqca. oStablecimicnto
do. los--srcs J-.Afeiiss v Co., informaran. o
hame& tol6fono d7i. Ssntarce. AdVt
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-03-21

mi carrillo, me. acusa de; no haber
pedido con Dastaltc impcrio, luz, para
tOdos, pan. para todOs picdad para
tOdOsi y. abochoipado de mi mismo,
sligo rcnegando de los aforismos de
la sensatcz, quo no ha iiegado a resol-
yer siquicra un problcma. ri ,enjpgado
una sola lagrima.
Mario Brau.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-03-21

Con alderman colerico, veo lanzarse al
niho sobre cl Otro nino y hundirle el
cuchillo en- cl costado. jQu6 entiende
csa promcsa ffustada dc/leyes hunla.
mas nj iinpcrativos dc conciencias Ma,
die supo enscfarsclas. Busco Ia ma
Dire la encuentro en- una habitaci6n
asqucrosa, donde la luz llega como un
rcsplandor girls de tarde otofial y el
rumor de la vida como lcjano alarido
-iDime, mujer, Y responde!-Tu nj
io lia vertido la sangre dc un semcjan-
te y tn eres Ia responsible por tn aban
dono; 8por que no 10 ticnes tn la.
dos Ella SC .pone de pic fatigosamentc
y .mirandome con ojos vidriados, me SC.
iiala un plato yacio y unos chismcs de
limpiabotas que servian al muchacho.
T-iDebistcs enscharlc. ser bucnOl Y
ella, sin contestar extiende su dedo
desearnado hacia una estampa dc la
Virgen del Carmen ME muestra un
libro dc oraciones en- cuyas paginas
Sc c6nfunden los prejuicios con Ia his
toria dc las grandcs iniqufdades.
+. II Por 81 pagafas su infame culpal
y ID nlujer, sin contcstarme,. vuelve b
acurrhcarsc con Ia tristeza dc 4uien 10
ha periido todo, con ci doior imbt-
ell de qnien no espcra NADIA.
a ~ - ) -
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-03-21

Santos Ortiz, qps trabajaba en- las
obras de reparaci6n del Hotel Ma
ria'', sufri6 tan tremcnda cafda, que
consecuencia dc los golpcs recibidos
fallcci0 en cl -irospitaf.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-03-21

Los directories de Ia planta el6ctrica
dc esta ciudad, han proccdido al cambio
de los postes dc luz Que amenazaban
ruina.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-03-21

El Captain dc Policfa senior Hufta
do,-lros rcmitc para su pubiicaci6n en-
FL MUNDo, Ia siguicntc nota:
Con referencia a los bailes dc en-
prcsa ,el jcfe dc poiicia llama ia aten-
ci6n a los duehos encargados dc los
mismos, dc quo Ia Patcnte Municipal
quo les da derecho a cclcbrarlos, no les
la dercclio q. estos sean inmoralcs y
por cnde dcsordenados.S bien las casas
dondc tales bales Sc. cfcctIan no cstan
dcntSo dc la zona Utbana sin embargo,
estan en- las corretcras -pdblieas, y en-
sitiOs por donde transitan familias
buciias y honradas. NE
Con respecto a los cocher6s y chau.
ffurs que van con pasajcros a los rcfe.
ridos Baiics, SC da cl caso dc que de-
Jan los ychiculos en- eI canine, impidicn.
do aS, cI transitO pdblico, y este
csta prohibido, por lc sccei6n IL de la
VICENTE ley dc earreteras.
Ahora, cn cuahto al guardia Pagan,
ya lc nan Sld0 10rmNlauOS eargOS Y
enviados al Quartet General dc la Poi
eia para su resoluci6n -. ..,
IIa cntrado en- franco pcriodo dc con.
valencia q compotcnte Ingeniero Mu-
nieipai scfor Bias Silva, qnc Sc haIia-
ba enfcrmo dc alguna gravcgad
Nos alcgrainos sinceramente.
Sabcmos que q comercio y q publ.
60 en- general, SC estan moviendo, para
cndosar un buen candidate, cue reuna
las mismas cOndiciones, dc iaboriosi-
dad y honradez, del Postmaster sa,
licnte sefor Bciavai. Por consiguicn-
te llamamos la atenci6n del Comercio
y del pdblico en- general, para que to-
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-03-21

El senior Alfredo Alvarez, Inspector
dc Sanidad, cstuvo aqui siguicndo via
ic para Guayama donde actualmentc
dcscmpena los debercs de su cargo
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-03-21

En- Ia demanda DC divorcio cstableci-
da por Natividad Padr6n contra su es-
posa Eusebia Matos ante ei Tribu-
nal del Disfrito d Pence, este dict6 sen
tcncia dcclarando roto cl vinculo matri-
monial.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-03-21


81 hubicra prcgdntado al cadaver del
infeliz hambfiento, me hubieran contes-
tado sus vcnas exhaustas, su visceras
atrofadas, sus dcdos crispados, su II
gidcz aterradora.
Muri6 dc hambrc. Es indtil toda
acusaci6ns todo rcplOche vano, todo
afofismo csteril y baldio.
PcFo dentro de mi he escuchado una
Yoz, que proclamando su victoria en-
juicio; me decia:-Sembrais la bar
barrie y el hambre y rccog6is sus fru.
tOs
Un POGO dc amor y. esa madre no hu-
biera estrangulado al hijo.sUn POGO de
protection Y afecto y esc niiio no ,hu-
blera clavado su puhal en- el pceho de
su camarada, y un POGO de bOndad y
csc famelico mendigo no Sc hubiera
desplomado.
" M hnrxvnp ID ennasnnei0 ouIiaudo
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-03-21
DESDE YAUCO!
tpe .Inuestro cOrrespOnsal

Sc ha vcri6eado q cntiebro dc Ia Sc
forita Emilia Nigaghini .quiea dej6 dc
existir EN- Ponce, dondc residia.
La seiiorita Nigaghini pertenecia a
una distinguida famiiia dc csta lOcali-
dad, y Ia mucrtc IA sorprcndc On picna
iuvcntud, producicndo sentimiento en-
sus numcTosas amistades.
En- cl sitio dc c6stumbrc di6 las gra-
cias Ia comcurrencia dicho acto,
don Luis dc Porrata Dpria.
Nustro mas scntido p6samc a los
que sufrcn tan irreparaBle ptrdida.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-03-21

tandosc dc un nombramicnto que a to
dos intcrcsa.
Dcsde hacc dias sc encueatra aqui
el rcverendo Padre Adrian Mcrcado,
dignisimo hiio de nucstro cOmpatrio.
Ia ,el scfor Mario Mercado, quicn re-
side aqnf.
E Padre Mcrcado, cstudi6 en- Roma
Ia carrera ecclesiastical, despues de
muchos amos de ausencia, vuelvc hoy
su ciudad natal
COntinuara cl pdblieo qucjandose del
NAL servicio, del riego de la ciudad,
aunque en- cstOs dfas ha mejorado aigo,
con motive de estarse usando, pipotes
nuevos y mangueras.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-03-21

la policia denuncia al comerciantc
Eulogio Gonzalez, por un delito dc CO.
rrupci6n dc memories, consistentcs en-
habcr vcndido cigarros y cigarrillOs al
lIifo Alexandra Martinez. Esto 10 cas-.
tiea Ia ley No. l2 aprobada el 10 dc
abril de 1916. ~
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-03-21

III aprcciado eaballero sclor Miguel
Toroy prcstigioso vccino dc Jayuya,
sc encontraba aver en- esta cipdad
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-03-21

FL LicdO. Figucras, activo Fiscal de
este Distrito, sufrc dc yarias qucmadu-
ras en- Ia mano izquierda, aunquc afor.
tunadamentc no rcvistcn. importancia
aigma, dc 10 que nos alcgramos So
brcmanera.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-03-21

la polisfa denunci6 anoche al "chau
ffcur" Emilio ,Figueroa,. por no tc
her en- su autom6vil, Ia tabliila eofrcs-
pondicnte al actual aho fiscal.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-03-21

Dc orden del Comisionado del In.
terror Sc hace sabcr al pdblico, que ha
sido dcclarada zona urbana q trozo de
carretera, conocido por Coto Laur.l, y
que por 10 tanto los AUTOMOBILES no
podran corrcr por ALI mas dc "a XII
T6mctros por hora.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-03-21

En- el trcn dc .anochc, y bajo Ia Gus.
todia del Marshall, fueron eonducidos
.csa Capital, varios confnados que
SC ballaban en- la cdrccl municipal dc
csta ciudad. p. +.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-03-21

Sc cncontraba aver en- csta ciudad,
q prcstigioso vccino de Mayagdcz, Sc
nor Pablo Roig. Anochc sali6 para su
residencia.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-03-21

Juan Lopez, residente en- el barri,
villalba, dc este tcrmino municipal
fue .,sorprendido en- momcntos en- qu,
claboraba tabacos, sin tencr la cores
pondieAte patcntc municipal. FL In
vcstigador de Rentas 1nternas, senol
b. Gonzalez, le ocnp6 una mesa va
rios utensiliOs, para hacer cigarros. Flu,
denunciado ante Ia Cortc Municipal.
Evening journal., 1919-01-14
NAVAL BASE BOYS
GO TO CAPE MAY
Other Sailors at Lewes Will
be Sent to Different
Points
COAST FISH co.
ELECTS OFFICERS

Special 10 The Evening Journal.
LEWEs, Jan. i4.--Many OF the boys
who were stationed at the Naval Base
here were transferred TO the base al
Cape May last week, and II Is reported
that the remaining ones Will soon be
sent TO other bases, while some will
receive their discharges from service
the removal or the Base will be a great
loss 10 the town In many ways, especi-
ally 10 the merchants, who have been
supplying them with provisions.
Charles NJ. Palmer, who recently
moved from the Lucas farm in town
has purchased the Thomas j. Wilson
property, near the edge OF town. from
William Stockley.
Willard N. Webb, OF Wilmington, for
merly OF near Lewes, was called home
last week on account OF the illness OF
his brother. Alvah ]. Webb.
The influenza epidemic. which has
been raging here for several weeks,
shows some improvement, and the
public schools are now open.
At the annual meeting OF the stock
holders OF the Coast Fish OIL and
Fertilizer Company, held here last
Thursday, these directors were elected
David w. Burbage, Edwin c. Marshall,
John r. Baylis, Edgar w. Ingram, Will
liam II. Bookhammed, John NJ. Vessels
and William j. Thompson.
Robert A. Lynch, employed In VIII
mlngton, Is spending a few days with
MS parents, Captain and Mrs. Thomas
Evening journal., 1919-01-14
niAMnNn STATE GRANGE.

Diamond State Grange held its week
ly nesting In Stanton Hall last night,
Routine business was transacted. The
following program was given. hecita-
ton, Miss Grace Ellison; current events,
Miss Alice Wollaston.
There will be Farmers Institute
meeting held In Stanton Hall Thurs
day afternoon and eySling. The follow
ing is the program: Afternoon session,
100, called to order by C. NJ. Maclsry.
chairman; Labor Saving Devices and
Homes Economics" by Miss Helen Com
stock, Care and Management OF the
Farm Flock" Mary E. Dickey; Corn
Production" Frank Blackford, OF Ohio {;
s O'Clock session, called TO order by
chairman; music; DAIRY Industry OF
New Castle County" by r. o. Bausman,
county agent; Social Life on the
Farm" Frank Blackford.
Evening journal., 1919-01-14
Combing Won't Rid
Hair OF Dandruff

The only sure way to get rid OF dan
druff is TO dissolve IL, then you destroy
Il entirely. To do this, get about four
ounces Of ordinary liquid arvon: apply
IL at night when retiring; use enough
TO moisten the scalp and rub II in gently
with the 1nger tips.
Do this tonight, and by morning, most
II not all. OF your dandru1f will be
gone, and three or four more applica-
tions will completely dissolve and en-
tirely destroy every single sign and
trace Of II. no matter how much dan
druff you may have.
You Will find. too. that all itching and
digging Of the scalp will stop at once,
and your hair will be fluffy, lustrous.
glossy, silky and soft. and look and feel
a hundred times better.
You can get liquid arvon at any. drug
stnre II is inexpensive and never fails
to do the work.
Evening journal., 1919-01-14
SEEK PLACES FOR
RETURNING FIGHTERS

The Bureau For Returning Soldiers
and Sailors, representing the Y. NJ. G.
A., Y. NJ. II. A., X. OF c., Red Cross
Chamber OF Commerce and City coun-
Gil, is cooperating with tho U. s. En-
ploynent Service.
The Bureau For Returning Soldiers
and Sailors appeals TO you for continu-
Gus cooperation during the next six
months. The reorganization OF busi-
ness on a peace basis demands the
rapid absorption Of millions Of soldiers,
sailors and war workers into peace In
dustrles. That serious unemployment
and labor troubles may be avoided. II Is
essential that all business men cooper
ate with this department Of the Gov
ernment that Is seeking 10 place every
man in productive employment.
Whether you may need one man or
one hundred, register your wants here
as soon as you have a vacancy. You
are asked TO do this for your own and
the public good.
We want opportunities for clerical
workers. mechanics, statesmen, account
ants, draughtsmen, mechanical engl-
neers, chauffeurs, truck-drlvers, team
sters, printers, painters, walters, bar
bers. bakers, electricians. bricklsyers
carpenters, guards,--in fact. for all
kinds OF employment. Report them at
once In writing. State nature OF work
and wages paid. ....
Address the Bureau For Returning
and sailors, Sixth and King
streets, Wilmington, Delaware. q.
The worries or unempIovment are
Evening journal., 1919-01-14
MAYOR MAGEE, DOVER,
GETS ANOTHER TERM
Special to rhe Evening Journal.

Special to The Evening Journal.
DOVER, Del, Jan. ii--Doyer's annual
town election, held yesterday after
noon, was compliment TO the retiring
members OF Council. all OF whom were
reelected without opposition. The vote
was less than 100, with no opposition.
The ticket elected was as follows
Mayor. Arley b. Magee; Councilmen,
FIRST district, ]. Albert Downes; second
district. John w. Caulk; third, district,
William p. Forkum; fourth district,
Lewis J. Hayes. assessor, Michael j.
Scanlon. The newly elected members
with the mayor will meet the frst Mon
day night In February for organization.
Evening journal., 1919-01-14
ASK GRANDMA ABOUT
VEGETABLE TEA FOR
CONSTIPATION

Liver and Bowel remedies come and 60,
but DR.. Carter's X. and b. Tea, which
your grandmother knew all about. Is now
more popular than ever.
Many families have used this tea for
years. brewing Il at home. and nnd Il the
best and least expensive remedy they can
get
Your pharmacist viii sell you a small
package. which viii last a long time.
It's a splendid drink for constipation,
acts surely and gently, and for a eluggist
liver, sick headache, sallow skin and dizfi.
ness many thousands OF women use H.
Speedy and blissful relief Is guaranteed to
all who drink Dr. Carter's X. and B. Tea
children.
Evening journal., 1919-01-14
GARDENS SAVED 5000. 600.

WASHINGTON, Jan. l4.--Denver saved
100000 on her vegetable bill. says
q report TO the National War Garden
Commission today.
Seven thousand three hundred free
water permits were Issued by the
nenver Union Water Company during
the campaign, and Prof. H. L. Clarke
Is planning an even greater victory gar
den campaign In 1919.
Evening journal., 1919-01-14
MEMORIAL HOSPITAL SURE.

SALEM, N. j., Jan. 1.-THE move
ment for the Salem County Memorial
Hospital In tribute TO the boys Of the
srmy and navy from this county is
progressing by leaps and bounds. Rep
resentatives from the several districts
have reported 10 Mayor Grier that not
a dissenting voice Is heard and that
the proposed $4,000 endowment fund
can be easily raised. Such an insti-
tuition has long been. needed in Salem
county, and now that 1t is a possibility,
citizens aer rallying In aid Of the nave
ment.
Pord's Hotel, Salem, which repre-
sents an investment OF approximately
e42.0 600 has been offered TO the county
for sS5000, and OF this amount the
owner. Charles c. Ford, Jr, has agreed
10 donate $500. An option has been
taken ana 1t Is confidently expected.
said Mayor Grier today, that when
the committee has completed its tour
OF the industries alone, there will be
more than SUFFICIENT funds in haid to
close the deal before the option ex-
pires.
Evening journal., 1919-01-14
DELAWARE GRANGE
SPURS MEMBERS
Efforts Will be Made to
Get More Out to
Meetings
PARENT-TEACHERS
TO HOLD MEETING
pecIal to me Evening journal.


NEWPORT. Jan. fi-Members Of Del
aware Grange held their weekly bust
ness meeting in the Red Mems hall las
night with good attendance.
Announcement was made OF the New
Castle County Farmers Institute meet
ing 10 be held IN Stanton Hall, on
Thursday.
After the close Of business the meet
ing was turned over TO the worthy
lecturer. vocal solo was given by
Mrs. Alice Slack
The lecturer outlined his expectations
and desires for the coming year and
requested that any members having
SUGGESTIONS or recommendations sub
NIT them 10 him.
The members were asked 10 see
members OF the grange who have not
been attending regularly and see who
can get the greater number OF members
out
The Parent-Teachers meeting Of the
the school Wednesday evening, January
%. There will be an address on the
welfare OF the Child"
The Ladies' Aid Society OF Newport
n. e. Church will hold their month
sy business and social meet
ing Wednesday evening. January Is, az
the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Craig.
Miss Hattie NJ. Vinysrd, teacher in
the Newport Public school. Is confined
TO her home with an attack OF Influenza.
Rebeocs Msclsry is substituting for
her.
Mrs. Waiter Burgess OF New York
City, Is the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. Q.
W. Msclary.
Mrs. w. q. Clugston and Mrs. John
Jackson spent Sunday In Baltimore.
Mfr and Mrs. Samuel johnson and
daughter. Madeline, were the guests OF
Mr.. and Mrs. C. w. Maclary on Sunday.
Evening journal., 1919-01-14

E. Lynch.
Rowland B. Ingram arrived home SAT-
urday after seeing fifteen months SER
vice In France. He arrived at Newport
News on December 81. and from there
was sent 10 Camp Lee for few days.
He was one OF the FIRST enlisted boys 10
be sent over and was the flrst one from
this town who had seen oversee service
to return and get his flnal discharge
from service. Samuel NJ. Williams.
also OF this town, who was over theer
for about three months, expects 10 get
home with his final discharge from SER
vice In a few days.
George E. Webb, formerly OF this
town, but now Of Philadelphia, is
spending few days with friends and
relatives here.
Evening journal., 1919-01-14

To make that spare room earn some.
thinG-advertise II In the WANTS.
ADV.
Evening journal., 1919-01-14

TO MOTHERS Nothing else works the nasty BILE the sour
lamentations and constipation poison gently but thoroughly
the little stomach liver and like Cascarets While
children usually fight against axatves and caacs they gladly
candy ascaret Casoaes gpe the bowels
cent box Caaes directions for children aged
one year old and upwards.
Evening journal., 1919-01-14

The worries or unemployment are
avoided by oultivatlng the WANT AD
habit.-Adv.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-01-14
biSie Repeats Feature.

The feature Of yesterday, Nine
terths Of the Law, is repeating at
the Dixie today. Mitchell Lewis is
the central figure and made a very
tsYoFable impr ssston.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-01-14
.BOND Pays TRIBUTE
TO ROY PARRISH.
Former Adjutant General
Tells Of Meeting With
Dead Senator.

Especial Dispactl, 10 West yirrin;an I,
CHARLESTON. Ian. ia = Major
John G. Bond. former adtntant peneTal
OF the state who has iust returned
from France, reports that he had 4
long tax with Lieutenant Row 3 Par.
IRISH. OF Clarksburg. member Of the
last West Virginia Senate. inst be.
fore the latter was killed In acton.
Major Bond was on active service Al
The front for six months. and came
home marked with the scars OF bat.
tie. He describes Lieutenant Parrish
as a second ROOSEVELT
"Roy was never satisfied unless he
was in tho thickest Of the firht." said
Major Bond. "He was one Of the most
fearless men have ever known.
II was walking along a road at the
front one night" the major continued.
"wfen the Germans beran dronninr
shells all around me. Seekinr shei.
ter. i started down the stems ieafins
to a dugout which housed battalion
headuuarters Az i reached the bot.
tom Of the stems. I felt a sian On the.
shoulder and a hand grasped mine. I
looked around and saw Row Parrish
We had a long talk that nirht Tho
next morning Roy went over the tor