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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-25
SEVEN THOUSAND TROOPS
ARRIVE ON TWO VESSELS
TransDsrts American ana AEamemnon
~ Arrive I'm New York With
Several lInitn.

NEW YORK. May 24.-More than e.
500 officers and men OF tho Thirty third
Division National Guasd of 1liinois).
arrived from Brcst on tho steamship
American. The steamship AEamemnon.
also from Byest. brought moro than
$500 officers and men OF the Eighty
ninth Divisiona
Nineteen hundred troops from
France arrived here today on the
steamship Radnor. Thirteen officers
and 1887 men comprised the Three
Hundred and Twelfth Infantry and
other units of the sevcnty-eighth Divi-
sion, assigned mostly TO Camps Dix,
Upton. Grant. Sherman, Dodge. Bowie.
Custer, Travis, Lee and Pike. Other
units on the Radnor included the Ninth
and Ninety-siXth Companies Of the
Transportation corps. for Camps Dix
Lee Sherman, Custer and Grant.
or l.s7o troops on the steamship
Santa Teresa from 81. NaEa!re, thirty
four officers and 1856 men came home
convalescinE from illness or wounds.
Base hospitals Nos. so and ll6 and
small detachments OF the one Hundred
and Fourth Engineers tTwenty- ninth
Div,sion). One Hundred and Sixth San
itary Train tThirty-frst Division) and
Six Hundred and Forty-fourth Aero
Squadron were on this ship.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-25
WILL PROTEST AGAINST
PROSECUTIONS OF JEWS
Thirty Hebrew Organizations Plan
Monster Meeting for Night
OF Juno -.

Setting aside Monday. June .. as a
day for mourning and protest for
horror" pcpetrated upon members OF
the Jewish nation in Europe, thirty
Hebrew organizations will hear 'ad-
dresses rresenting their case. The
meeting will be held in the auditorium
OF the John Marshall HiGh school and
prominent Hebrews from Richmond
and all parts OF the State viii attend
The day has been designated as "a
Day OF Mourning and Protest" The
aim OF the gathering will he 10 awaken
the conscience of the Christian world
SO that the atrocities may cease.
Reports from Europe were read at
the meeting. II was related that
poTE5oms had been organized in every
village OF Poland and Polish leEions
have dragged women from their cham
oers and fogsed them in the market
- Al the city OF Pinsk nifty Jews, who
were gathered as committee to dis
tribute the funds sent from Americ,n
Sewish Relief were surrounded and
SHOT without trial or defense. Among
f haNn s we're old men and women who
relief OF the suffering poor and nccJW
INC public will be urged 10 attend
49, ,"fSe,.ns SO as TO make the protest
from Richmond as strong as possible
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-25
MORE TRANSPORTS COMING
KoninEen der Nederlanden Due 10 Az
rive AT Newport News on
June 3.
lRy Associated Pre..1

WASHINGTON. May ot.-Transport
eai!ings announced BY the War Dc
partment include the Koninren der
Nederlandcr. due at Newport News
June 8; Troy. due at New York June3
ana huca Nos;S. due at New York
June ,. The kouingen der Nednr
Tandem vii! bring headquarters de-
tachmeni, camp infirmary detachment,
dental unit. Ambulance Companies Nos
3fs. 5o0 35l and 1852; hospital section
and field hospitals Nos. $40, $50 35l
and 352 of the Three Hundred and
Thirteenth Sftnttary.Train: detachment
Three Hundred and Thirteenth Enri
neers; headquarters and medical de
Hundred and Tenth Engineers: head
quarters. medical and ordnance detach-
ments, Companies a TO y, Inclusive.
Ihree Hundred and Fiftie;h Machine
Gun Battalion, e15 military police and
eishty-e!ght military police companies,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-25
MRS. MYRA B. LORD SPEAKER
AT WAR LOAN MEETING
woman's Division OF Organization to
Hold Session Tomorrow mt
10 O'clock.

There will be n meeting tomorrow
morning Mt 10 o'clock Mt headquarters
OF tho war luLn organization OF the
woman's division of the Fifth Federal
Reserve District. Miss Donna Roberts.
will preside.
a feature OF this meeting will, be
the presence OF Mrs. Myra Il. Lord. OF
war loan organization for the FRS,
Federal Reserve District. who is on
the biennial council of tho General
Federation OF Womcn's Clubs, and has
stopped over in Richmond to invcsti-
Reserve District in tho war loan Or
Eanization.
state directors OF publicity in tho
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-25

feet long. In all there are ESQ feet
OF bars In tho big room occupied by
tho firm. Tho second largest bar In
America is said to DO at Little Rock.
Ark. where ono bar is ninety feet
long. with total bar length OF $50
icet In tho place. giving Tho saloon
length championship
The bars of this place derive most
adjacent towns OF dry West VirsInin.
in one day $1,000 salcs wero recorded
on on cash registers In the big saloon.
person in Wheeling
Tho Ungcrieidcr Diatilling Company
employs sevcnty-two persons and oc-
cupics four floors OF what was for
inerly an opera house. having taken
over tho building four years ago when
saloons were voted back into Belmont
dry for some time
brother of Mr. UnEerlcider. Lieu
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-25
TO RESIDE IN SWITZERLAND
HfndenburE Asks Permis.ion to liz.
In His Villa Ms Simple
Citizen.
IBy Assoc.ated Press !

GENEVA. May o4-F;eld Ma-.h.,
Eon HindenburE formally appealed TO
the Swiss government YESTERDAY. ask
ing permission to reside in Switaer
land as a simple citizen. Tn. ss;d
marshal. who recently bought a Iii
on the shores OF Lake Constance, ad-
ded that he had had only Fourteen
GAYS holiday since the war began.
Inc Swiss authorities are somewha,
embarrassed, as Il Is known that w,
t1Adenburg Is monarch.st and also
an intriCuer and may use this neutral
country as base FOR furthe, intricuns
hcient guarantees are given nnrnis
son LOT his residence Will be granted
meanwhile, the Germans continue their
AnN-a!Iled propaganda in Switzerland
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-25
sEIGEL HELD ON $4,000 BAIL
Dismfssed ". r.. I. Cadet Must Appear
Before July Term OF
MONTGOMERY Court.
tBy Associated Pres,.I

CIiElSI1ANSBURG, VA. May a.
Benjamin SieEel alleged leader In the
severe hazing or John Fox. at the Nir-
Einia POLYTECHNIC Institute on the
night OF May 10, was arraigned hero
today before the special grand jury
tho case and was admit
ted to ball in tho sum OF $4,000 until
the July term OF court.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-25

tenant Louis Unserieider. 10 consider
Ing plan to establish an American
bar in France, where he has been In
service with the army. Ho was urged
by American soldiers who plan to re-
can saloon. Should he go through
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-25
CLOSING OF OHIO'S SALOONS
ENDS NATIONS BIGGEST BAR
TWO hundred Feet or Equipment for
serving Liquor I'm bridgeport
establishments.

BRIDGEPORT, May 24-Closinr Of
ONO saloons will put Americas lerg-
est bar out OF business.
The bar is In the saloon OF the I'm
Eerlelder Distilling Company. the prIn-
cipal owner OF which Is Samuel I'm
Sericldcr. rice-prcsident OF tho CO.
iumbua street railway system and
tho Ohio vHllc;
One OF the bars In the nlncn is LIT
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-25
Save Money
Buy Your Groceries at the
Economy Stores
Pillsbury Flour, per half-bbl.

Pillsbury Flour, per half-bbl.
oae '.....'. 81 90
Large cans Tomatoes 15c
Shoe Peg Corn. per can. .15c
California Table Peaches, can. 3Oc
Shad or Salmon, can oOc
Sardines, per can -
Asparagus, per can aoc
sliced Bacon. per ID .45c
Arbuckle Coffee, per 10 33c
Dairy Butter, per n 86c
Prunes, per 10. 16c
Potatoes, per 10. Or
Pimentos. cans for OR
Goilet laper, rolls for .25c
Smoked Jowls. per ID oOc
ritter or Campbell's Beans,
cans for o5c
Mixed Vegetables, cans for o.
Best Regular Hams, per ID. .4Oc
Boneless Salt Pork. per ID eec
Country Bacon Sides. per ID ar
Choice Lemons, per doz. .25c
Gallon can Apples Axe
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-25
TRANSPORT ARTEMIS ARRIVES
CARRYING 1I5TH INFANTRY

NEWPORT NEWS. VA. May 2t.--Thc
transpor; Artcmis arrived this morn
Ing early with $500 mon OF the Tween
ty-ninth Division the majority OF whom
hailed from Washington II. G.. and
Maryland. members Of the One Hundred
and Fifteenth Infantry and the One
Hundred and Twelfth Machine-Guu
Battalion. Several casual companies
and one Civilian were aboard.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-25
THREATEN FORMER EMPEROR
Charles OF Austria Receives Letters Dc
mnnding Immediate Onlcial
Abdication.
tsv A,,oc,ated pre.,.l

GENEVA, May 24.-Former Emperor
Charles. OF Austria. Ia receiving so
many threatening letters from Vienna
demanding his immediate official alb
dication. which he has thus far refused,
that the Swiss authorities at the Cha
teau Prargins, near Geneva, have
doubled the guard, fearing an attack
on him.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-25

Fifth Federal Reserve District corn
posed OF Virginia. West Virginia, North
ana south Carolina. Maryland and tho
pistrict or Columbia, expect to DO
present ut tho meeting tomorrow at
ih,eadauartcrs OF tho war loan organ!za-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-25
LATE NEWS BULLETINS

WASHINGTON, May 24.-The House
gave the whole OF it's timo today to
consideration of the Indian appropria-
ton bill, but adjourned until Monday
without reaching a vote.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-25

NEW YORK, May CHARACTERIZATION
OF troop movements has saved this
country S5o0,o0o.000 Secretary OF War
Baker declared in an address here to-
night at a dinner OF the Phi Gamma
Delta Fraternity Asserting that 3l5,-
coo men will have been returned this
month. he added that the department
was three to four months ahead Of its
schedule.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-25

with tho project any intoxicants ~
arc left over after Ohio saloons aui}
may be shipped to that country.
The local bar paid $4,000, the lars
est Hoor tax In. Ohio. as e. result OF
the most recent war tax low On
whlskics and other intoxicants
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-25
ALLEGED MURDERER HELD
Filler ID. Chairman Arrested at Norfolk
for Staying of Mrs. dorothy
Schwnb.
IBy Assoc!ated Press ]

:, NORFOLK: VA. May e4.-Ell:er D.
Shath"h. o: Lewiston. Maine, com
pan!on Of Mrs. Dorothy Schwah nn
the night She was mysieriously muir
dered in the negro section OF the city.
was formally charged with the killing
today. 90"
Chairman was arrested on a police
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-25

OF both the prohibition and the woman
suffrage amendments to the State Con-
stitution were in doubt early tonight
eng cities in the State had been count
81 The vote then stood. for prohi-
hilton. 1880; against. 17,T6S; for sut-
fraEe, 1e,1lt: against suffrage, 16.13o.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-25

warrant few minutes after a coro-
ner's jury had returned verdict OF
death at tho hands OF an unknown
party He will be given prelimi-
nary hearing on May 81.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-25
Complete Showing of the Dabney
1920" Pump

super-classic in long, slender line effect
the highest type of Dress Pump money can
~buy-shown tomorrow in fine grade Of
patent leather. All sizes. Can be worn
with cut steel buckles if desired
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-25
The New Dabney
COLONIAL PUMP

A long Vamp Dressy Pump with all kinds
OF buckle effects-shown in all feathers in
all sizes and widths-one of the leading
sellers-dark seal brown, patent colt, demi-
calf, matte kid
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1919-07-11
FRAN KILN AS W. s. 6. SALESMAN

Harry C. Stitz. the great auto max
er. says:
Ben Franklin. philosopher-states
man. probably gave more sage advice
20 the people on a multitude Of sub
jects than any other man In our his
tory. But the one he especially sought
20 impress upon Young America was
the virtue Of thrift We're he living
now. be would sell more War Savings
stamps than any other salesman we
could enlist
This form % investment appeals
70 lab0rer. to youth and to all Of mod
crate means II Is an opportunity for
a profitable investment with the best
security on the globe. and win be a
great demonstratOr q the possibilities
Of saving. Thrift stamps viii dig gold
for you while you rest and sleep as
well as when you work"
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1919-07-11
Mrs Burns Letter.

Here i ieitrthai is certain to prove
Of interest to people 10 this vicinity a.
case- Of this sort Os-cur in almost eyery
neighi.orhoo.' aud peOpe should know
what 20 10 ia like circumstances
savannah. Mo. OF. Il. 1916.
II need totile Of himb srlain'- Colc
aud ID srrho-.a Rem .-iv aNout nine Nears
sgo and il cui'd re 81 fax dvseutery.
'ad another aliaek cf lie same com
plant some ih'ee or 70 yrars ago snd
a few dore- 4 this reInei, curei me-. /
have -~nmmsnde' Cham Ter aims Co
lie and Drrr hoea X m-dv TO dozens Ct
pc pl .ince | 6IrI used IL.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1919-07-11
Indiana War Savings Organization
Toying 10 Reverse General
Practice

Most Americans have been living on
the theory Of saving what we don't
spend The War Savings organiza-
ton for Indiana Is trying 10 induce
the people or the state 20 transpOse
two words IN this phrase and make IL
spending what We don't save"-to
promote wise spending. intelligent say
Ing and safe Investment. on the
subject Of wise spending the treasury
department says:
This means spending preceded by
thought II implies the balancing OF
all needs. present and future, and Of
the means OF meeting these needs and
then spending In such a way as 10
meet the most urgent ones. In es-
sence II IS a sort OF budget making.
wise spending sees 20 It that all
the income is not spent on the first
needs or desires. lest other more
urgent needs or desires appear.
The determination Of what Is wise
spending must rest with the individ-
ual. but he must be helped 20 over
epme the temptation 10 satisfy present
necessities 20 the neglect Of future
needs
ION the other hand. urgent necessi-
ties Of today must not be neglected
FOR the petty ones Of tomorrow. Pro
vision must me made for a rainy day
and unforeseen emergencies. but eco
nomic stability implies also some cap
ital with which 10 turn around. or TO
take Advantage Of opportunity
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1919-07-11

felt sure that the lightning was only
an electric manifestation: but IN order
TO prove II. he knew that he must
save some OF the current he caught
on his kite string.
To save some Of IL he attached a
common Leyden jar-or tinfOIl con
denser"-to the kit string. That en-
abled him TO save enough Of the cur
rent snafched from the clouds for de-
cisive test. III he had not thought Of
saving a little. his experiment would
have been only a dangerous and addle-
pated caper Saving made II great
and famous
The money you earn is soon lost
just like the electricity In the clouds
unless you follow Ben Franklin's ex-
ample and provide a sort Of Leyden
jar or condenser" 10 save part Of Il.
WAR SAVINGS CERTIFICATES
and THRIFT STAMPS win serve for
your earnings the same useful purpose
that Ben Franklin's bottle and tinfoIl
served IN his kite experiment
II science demands saving how much
more does living require II.
Remember Ben Franklin's kite and
buy WAR SAVINGS STAMPS.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1919-07-11
THRIFT MEANS FREEDOM.

Personal freedom. says the Elkhart
Truth. consists OF the right Of every
man 20 do what ne pleases. TO 60
where he pleaSes. and 20 be what be
pleases 50 long as be does not inter.
fere with the rights Of his neighbOrs
This Is the ideal Of individual freedom,
but how few Of Us reach II.
Most Of US are weighed down by
shackIes Of circumstance which ham
per our every movement. Our progress
toward our own ideals Of liberty and
happiness Il painful and slow. Un-
met obligations, the worry over what
VIII become Of Us I'm our old age. the
anxiety Of seeing that our children are
given a proper start in life. armed
with the proper weapons for battling
with the worid-aIl these hamper our
freedom.
We cannot be free. Free from the
fear Of want and all these material
worries and anrieties which bind rs
down.
There is a royal road to freedom. II
IS thrift. Thrift will give rs inde-
pendence Of all about Us. freedom to
20 where we please. do what we please
and b. what we please.
Thrift Is not miserilness- Thrift 10
sane saving. wise buying. the avoid
ance Of waste and safe Investment
This IS the thrift which our people
came 20 know during the trying days
Of the war. and which should become q
permanent American habit. This r.
the thrift which the government Is
trying 70 foster through the confin-
ued sale Of Thrift Stamps and War
Savings stamps.
This Is the thrift that will make
millions free IL they see and use their
opportunity.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1919-07-11
WHAT REAL THRIFT MEANS

Some interesting ideas on thrift are
set forth In the South Bend News
Times. which says:
The government. through It's CAM
paign TO encourage popular savings IN
Thrift and War Savings stamps. has
brought the word thrift into common
er usage than ever. One hears Il on
every hand. Yet how many people
who use II realize that thrift Is q pre-
liminary process and entirely distinct
from savingl
The thrifty person IL not the one
who puts % cents into a Thrift stamp
which should be put into a new pair
OF shoe laces. or s. into a W. 8. s.
which should be set aside that week
for meat.
Thrift only paves the way for saw
ing. IL considers carefully present
needs and future possibilities. and de-
cides what are necessary expenses. set
ting aside such a PARTON Of the income
a will provide for them II also de-
ternlnes what are unnecessary ex-
penses. and stops the outgO II money
for them
THAT IL not thrift WHICH neglects
either process. nor can there be ans
security In savings when either Is neg
lected. The essential item Of expendi-
ture. temporarily ignored. will have
to be met finally. probably BY taking
from the savings what should never
have been put there. The unneces-
sary expenditure oft repeated means
no savings at all
Thrift holds the scale between the
two. and upon the nicely with which
n balance Is maintained between legit-
innate expenditure and waste viii de-
pend present comfort and future pros
periy."
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1919-07-11
jasper Reds Re-0rQanized.

The jasper Reds base ball club
were re.or ganiz d last Tuesday
evening and thu following officer
elected: PRECEDENT, Carl Krodel,
the C gar manufacturer. H. Pfau
vice president, S A Berger,
secre' airy and manager
The r Is will be composed OF
HON, talent anu he have the
people to make one OF the best
teams in southern Indiana. They
are geitir a lat start but viii
n ak W ( lost time by playing
a. many games on the hon =
golnds "a they can yet /: q
o. eni ny game will b. at Jasper
july 20. with either tn = Tell City
greys or the Minslow tig' rs. The
diamond is being cleaned and a
soft drink stand orref, eshment:
is b-ins britt II the public
gives them sufficient patronage
they will have place to 20
every SUNDAY afternoon, watch
the ball bills for he opening
game The public will have tc
give the boys "A start an they
will be around for a 'ip so they
-an start the ball a roi ing. give
what you can or every little bit
helIs. 5. 4 Be- GER,
Sec. & Manager
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1919-07-11
GEORGE 0ekenper Passes AWaq.

George DekemDer. of Dubois.
aged bout Ga years die0 at a
hospital in Eyansl i'll last Satur.
day from the effects of a 81 rgi.
cal operation for a tumor The
remains were brought home to
Dubois and he was burCd there
i st Nom ay morning He was
well and favorably known to
msnv people OF this county. for
many years he and his son con
dncted a hardware business at
DubC is
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1919-07-11
PICKING UP THAT PIN.

A story told Of r. IL Hartman. who
died leaving an estate Of $75.oo.oo0.
credits him with one day picking up a
small steel letter clip dropped on the
floor By a careless employee.
"rd like 10 have rs my annual m
come said Mr.. Hartman. -the value
Of material thrown away every year ~
Indifferent workers In the Offices and
factories CT America In q few years
"a ~ the richest man IN the world
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1919-07-11
The Joy Of Living

To enjoy life We must have good heal
III No o. can reasonably hope to se'
much real pleasure ont ~ life when he
bowels sre clogged a good share Of the
tme and thu p,iions that shouli lie ex
p-iled are absorbed int the system prn-
dncing headabe and ind eeetion A f-w
doses OF Chamberlain ableis viii
move the bIwl- -tr a1hen the digestion
sni give you a chance TO real e he real
lJy % living. Try IT,
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1919-07-11
he was Almost Past Golrr

II sDfi.rei willis Ailney trouble ior
three year. writes d. Bell. - James
City. rla, '-and for Fix months / have
h,.en almosf not Going | began taxing
FOLEN KIDNEY PILLS. and D .for.
u-ed two ., tiles my pains were al
gore. Relieves isekaca-. rheumatic
pain- stin, swollesI joint. r. muscles.
Jos. 4 Mehsiuger
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1919-07-11
Men and Women slow 90

NeSaday manv persons wrOn n,
AunLute hackachs. rheumatic psin, sors
s~lllen. aching joint aud m Iscles AMI
mai always tired. feeling 10 Oncominc
aye when he real carse - kid es
u1uble. Foley Kidney P,ll- help uIs
Ailneys throw ont Of the blood the
Impurities that canse that sym toms
1os. A. MehiIheer
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1919-07-11
The Te,t That Tells

There r only ore real ten fora cough
Ir,neiv, aud ttAl IL use ; NJ Oliver,
Box Ig9 K =. ID 5, Gre.usf'oso. = q +.
wnles. "folev.s Honey Fnd Tar IL ia {
fine keep Il IL the i use al the time.
IL soaih and Tel'es as hsy fever,
asthma. enuRhs collie, group. AMI
bronchial affection. Jos A Mehning-r.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1919-07-11

How the Patriots Thrift and Savings
Habits Gave All the Value 20 His
Study Of Lightning.

DESIDES being a good printer. @
~ great statesman and an immortal
economist Benjamin Franklin was .
scientist Of the highest rank.
His famous kite experiment. by
which he first proved the Identity %
atmospheric electricity and the static
kind generated by rubbing amber with
silk. would have been futile and value
less but for one little -kink" that Ben
Franklin thought OF simply because he
had made a fixed habit Of saving. He
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1919-07-11

Robert Thompson of Louisville
while working on the roof Of the
Maphine Works new building
fell off onto the concrete psve
ment about ID DOT below lie
landed ora his back and 'rhAe
considerably bruised mp is doing
as we'll "a could be expected
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1919-07-11

Harry Hochgesanr. the 20 wear
cd son Dominic Hochgeslnp died
at his home near Ireland Monday
after an operation for appended
tvs The funeral vas held at Ire
land Wednesday morning
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1919-07-11

Thee tablets ate intended especially
f. .iom.ch trm bio- biiiousn-ss and
constipation II s-n have any ifonhles
of thi- cor give "a. IA 4 rial aud f-sii1e
for ,ourseli what tir.i cinss ms diciue
vii DO for you. they oniy sta quarter
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1919-07-11
Danger Of hot weather

Anyone douby liable 10 in Effects
om the not sun " hen is0macb and
bpwel- are ciogged with 4 macs #
nndise-iei food IL YOU sufier fronl sick
heaiache. biliousDess. bioat.ny.
"heaviner4. or any III causei by
Indigestion take Fol " CAthsrtic
Tibi"' aud Won vi J feel better in the
IA rning Jos. A. Mel.nnger