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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-01-25

visions in Washington. Sometimes
as many as 10000 inquiries about
soldiers come in single week.
This is the room where all letters
go and come. each Of the compart-
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-01-25

Lower Vein Coal Co., Opera House
Bldg. Terre Haute, Ind. Richards
White Ash
Knox County Fourth Vein Coal CO..
sol Traction Terminal Bldg, Indian
apolis.
United Fourth Vein Coal Co., Trac-
ton Terminal Bldg, Indianapolis.
United Fourth Vein.'
Vandalia Coal Co, 1900 Fletcher
Trust Bldg, Indianapolis.
Fayette Realty & Development Co.,
T. II. Trust Bldg, Terre Haute, Ind,
'Fayette.'
Green Valley Coal Co.. T. H. Trust
Bldg, Terre Haute. Ind, Green
Valley"
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-01-25
How Hot is a Dollar?

It's almighty important question with the big utility and
trial plants of this section. The big producer Of heat power
light must get every heat unit he of dollar
He must not spend much of that dollar in SMOKE clnke
ashes. He spend much of it cleaning sooted
tubes and stacks cleaning cogged CRATES replacing
CRATES.
He have cean freebur1ng hot-e coal that doesn
too much He has tested all Goals and knows. He gets the
heat for dollar by using the genuine
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-01-25
FOURTH VEIN
Arisf0crof of Bifurninous Goals

qualities found Fourth Vein make
the alcoaltoy ehom
requires special
results
fixed and volatile
COAL.
The hxd caroon makes andon
The the white flame and quick fierce heat.
Incidentally it's the best producing coal mined in the West
It's low price accounted for by reights.
1t
haven't
a trial will profit you greatly.
There all kinds of Indiana COAL
don't think
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1919-01-10
SAYS COLD WEATHER
DRiNGS RETURN OF
INFLUENZA
Public Must &c Careful to Avoid a
Second Epidemic. Easer TO Pre-.
vent Than Cut What To Do.

FNNitA lNNo+ &c CdTeINi 10 ANoiu y I
Second Epidemic. Easer 10 Pre- .
vent Than Cut. What To Do.
Encouraging reports OF the fewer
cases OF Influenza In Iris vicinity
should not allow ms 10 relax our vigi-
lance or TO become careless in The be. :
lief Thai the danger is all ever SAYS
@ Well known authority With the
coming OF cold weather there 80 apps 10
De return of this fCightiui epidmic
and Us seriousness VIII depend on The
extent of the precautions, taken by
.he public. 10 prevent infection.
When the air is full OF influenza
-trms, yen may be constantly breath
ing them into your nose and throat
Bui their danger may be avoided ana
you may make Yourself practically i'm
mune 90 infection IL You destroy She
germ before. &c actually begins work
IN your blood
During the recent serious epidemic
which hit Bennington SO hard most
successful results were obtained hy
many through the simple breathing
into ihe nose, throat ana lungs OF the
mediCaied air OF oil OF Hyomoi Prob
ably no better. safer or more sensible
precaudon against Influenza. Grippe.
Coughs Colds Bronchitis or Catarrh
of tho nose and throat could be om
ploycd than 90 go row 20 the nearest
drug tore and get complete llyomei
outfit consisting of bOu'c OF the
pure oil of Hyomei and little vest
pocket hard rubber inhalipg device
into Which q few drops of The oil are
poured
Garry ihis Inhaler with You during
/ ihp day and each half hour or so PA.
/ 20 DO your mouth and draw deep
hroaihs OF its pure healing germicidal
alr into Che passages of your nose.
throat and lungs to destroy any germs
tha, may have found Judgement there.
This simple precaution may save YOU
a serious Illness and me loss OF sever.
~ weeks work ID SIS pleasant t0 use
and not al an expensive as ,he inhaler
vim Last lifetime and urther sup.
plies OF the on of tiyomei can be had
lt amy drug store Tor few cents.
Hundreds of poonle In This vicinity
used Hyomoi Inv this way durine the
rocon. crisis and avoided danger
They should 200, ncglcc. 70 now for The
lansor is by mo- means over w. H.
Gokay
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1919-01-10
NEVER WORRIES
AND FEELS FINE

We Ill have our troubles and worry,
OF course, makes matters worse. The
patient generally recognizes this fact
without being able TO profit by it.
If your blood IS thin and you are
nervous and lack strength there is one
thing 10 do without delay. Take u
tonic to build up your blood and the
rich. red blood will Danish your other
troubles.
"My trouble was anemia," says Mrs.
Bertha NJ. Thomas, of No. 5l7 Phillips
street, New Castle, Pa, "and nay blood
was so thin that / had no color Mt all.
l Was run down, had no life or ambl-
ton and was so weak that the doctor
said that | should not even use =
broom. was very nervous and didn't
sleep well. My appetite was very
poor and I was melancholy and wor-
ried a great deal.
son the recommendation ofairiend
gave DR.. Williams Pink Pills a trial
and they helped me at once. ] have
taken six boxes now aud feel as well
as | ever did. I am strong and cando
my housework easily ] am not ner-
vous, sleep well and feel good when /
get up in the morning. My appetite
couldn't be better and don't worry
over anything any more
Try DR.. Williams Pink Pills for
anemia, rheumatism, neuralgia, ner-
vousness, sciatica. Build up your
blood and note how the purer and
richer blood fights your battlesagainst
disease.
Write today to the DR.. Williams
Medicine Co., Schenectady, N. ", for
the free booklet Building Up the
Blood" Your own druggist sells Or.
Williams Pink Pills on they will be
sent by mail, postpaid, on receipt OF
price, 80 cents per box or six boxes
ior $3.50.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1919-01-10
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
News Of the Town and Village Told
Briefly for Busy Readers

'~''f ~ Ny ''~N~'S
ChHdren's overshoes. prices the
lowest at the New York shoe store.
Adv
Ladies fine serge and silk dresses
at reduced prices at Novecks Adv.
9St2
Mems oyercoats value $3.50 now
on sale for $3.50 at the New York
store Adv.
Ladies' high grade silk seorgeite
rcpo de chine and tub silk waists at
cut prices. al Noyecks. Adv. 9St2
Mrs Charles E. Wenes and son
Charles, Of Old bennington have gone
to New York 10 spend a few days.
The Bennington city band viii hold
a dance in Black Cat hall this evening
from unit y. Admission Doc.
ADV.
Dance in Black Car A. A. han to-
night from 20 T. given by the Ben.
nington city band Admission 35c
Adv.
Hell hath NO Fury like a woman's
scorn' See Elsie Ferguson in The
Song Of Songs at Harte Theatre to-.
day Ady
GLADYS Brockwell in Bird OF Prey"
p two part Luke comedy, and a Mutt
& leff comedy at Harte Theatre to.
morrow ADV
Great price reduction in the cloak
and suit department $500 to $1,000
cut on garment at Noyecks Adv
9St2
Mrs Alfred Bush Of Gage street was
called TO Skillman, a. j.. today by the
Sudden death 81 her sister-inIaw.
Mrs BENJAMIN Phillips Mrs Phil
lips is the mother OF three small chill
dren and tic news OF her death comes
as a great shock
DO not forget no ehtertanmenet
+ and food sale In The chapel Of the
Second Congregational church This
evening al S o'clock Admission %
cents In spite OF oil the Banner may
say we guarantee an the food to be
4 peU city safe II taken in homeopathic
doses Adv
Members OF CO A.afe hereby order
ed 90 meet q SIS Saturday morning.
in winter Uniform campaign hats and
bells for the purpose Of oscoriing die
remains OF comrade William T.
Plaate, from his aie residence TO
Sacred Heart Church By command
OF G. l. Holden, Capt. Z. II Girls.
void First Sergeant
AD boys IN town are invited by The
bennington Boys Outing club 10 en-.
Joy Saturday afternoon In Pratt's
Wood Tho boys are 10 NEE, al the
r. 49, g. a tomorrow afternoon al 2
O'Clock and each Is 10 bring his sled.
skis lack jumper or any other Slid
ing anaratus Ali sorts OF winter
SPOTS are ON ihe program and every
10y in town IS invited 20 participate
Or Bernard G. Powers, the noted
magician win give an entertainment
20 Library hal Friday evening. Jan
81 for the benefit OF the J. o. o. T.
band Or Powers has travelled
thfogchout tie United States perform
ing hts wonderful feats and is rated
as one OF the cleyerest magicians OF
hs present time dance viii fol
low the entertainment Further an
nulneemont VIII be made later Adv
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-09-10

ellos al hijo natural nj al le.iti-
nalo.
ST ell hijo natural reconocido
muere sin dejar posterioridad legi
timada reconOcida pOr el, lie SUI
cedera por 6ntero ell padre 0 ma
Dire que lie reconOci0; y 81 los dos
lie reconocieron, Y viven, 10 hereda
ran por parties iguales.
A falta de ascendiente natural,
heredaran al hijo natural sus her.
manos naturales, segdn las reglas
establecidas para los herederos le-
gitimoS.
De acuerdo con esas legislacio-
nes ell caracter de hcredcrOs forZo-
SOS entire descendientes V ascen-
dientes es imperative v absolute.
pues la ietra de la ley es termi-
nante, y mas terminante aun s,l
intenci0n, como nos 10 manifesto
ell ilustre comentarista de derechO
espanol don Jose Maria Manresa.
Las palabras de la ley "A fdltG
dc les 0Ntcyiorcs" evidencian y
justitican Cue el csplritu Y letra
de la ley asi como la intenciOn
del legislator ha sido el garanti-
zar la suseci0n legitima de todOs
los derechos inlerentcs una
union legal V m0ral,a fin de estim,l
lar y aguijonear la constitution dc
una sociedad dentrO del derechO V
de la moral. \ pesar de aquellos lc
gitimOs lCSeoS, ,dand0 entrada al eS
plritu de Ia tpoca no dejo Olvlda-
dado al frItt0 &c las uniones ilegl-
timas, como impcriosa V triste ne
ccsiGad V coIoc0 a los hijos natu-
ralcs legalmente reconocidos des-
Dues del viudo o yiuda Ell cl 40.
lugar, pcro con ciertas Y deter
minadas condolences. AS1 es que
ell las herencias,+f un causante
que dejaba succession legltima y ma
tural reconocida, la segunda era
exclulda por la primera, de acuer
do con los preceptos antes citados
" el articulo S95 del C6digo Civil
revisado, que dice ash
(Continlia en- la pag. 81
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-09-10
H|JOS NAIURAbES LEcALMENTE RECONOc|DOS

chos hereditarios que los padres
legitimos EN- la herencia abintes-
tato de ,sus hijos y desccndicntcs
legitimos.
La doctrina comprendida con
esos articulos citados 795 Y 913,
era abiertamente contraria a los
precedentes historicos dc nuestro
derecho Y asi 10 comprendieron Y
10 entendieron los hombres de las
Legislatures de 1905 y 1911 al rom
per lanzas por los derechos indis-
cutibles de los santos Iazos de las
familias leg1timas Y sacando al
mismo tempo Il fiOte la confusion
de derechos que Sc habia hecho en-
tre los de los hijos naturales y
los de los legftimos.
AquellOs hombres dando al Ce-
sar 10 que es del Cesar. colocaron
a la familia legitima Y la ia
milia ilcgftima en- ell puesto que
legitimamente les corresponds, sin
olvido y pretericion alguna.
Con tai motive. Sc promulgaron
las leycs que hemos citado en- Sc
gundo y tercer lugar, de 1905 y
1911, que derogaron aqnellos ar
ticulos 795 Y 913, sustituyendolos
por los dc nucstro antique dere-
cho ell concordancia con nuestras
costumbreS V con nuestros prece-
dentes historicos.
La indicada ley de 1905, susti-
tuyo aquel articulo 795 con su sec
cion Ia, que dice asl;
Secci6n L. Son heredcros for
"l.- Los hijos y descendientes
lcgitimos respccto de sus padres
V ascendicntes legitimos.
. A falta dc los anteriorcs, los
padres Y ascendientes legitimos
respecto de sus hijos y descendien-
tes legftimos.
8 El viudo, los hijos natura-
les legalmente reconocidos y el
padre madre de estos, ell la for
ma y medida que establecen las
secciones 8, 9, 10, II, IA, Is, 16 y
% de esta Ley.
La ley de 1911 tambien susti-
tuy0 ell art. 913, del C0digo Civil
revisado, con ell 913 siguiente:
Art. 913.- a falta de descen-
dientes y ascendientes legitimos
sucedcran al difunto en- ell todo
de la herencia los hijos naturales
! ~ Is g.
.reconocidos.
Si con los hijos naturales con-
currieran descendientes de eotrO
hijo natural o legftima lie que hui
biere fallecido, los primeros suce-
deran por derecho propiO y los
segundos pOr representation.
Los derechOs hereditarios conce
didos al hijo natural en- los dos
parrafos anteriores Sc trasmitiran
pOr SUI muerte a sus descendien-
tcs quienes heredaran a su abuel0
difunto.
En- el case de quedar descendien
tcs o ascendientes legltimOs los
naturales, solo percibiran de la
herencia la porci6n que Sc les
concede ell la ley para mOdiiicar
V derogar los articulos 795, 196
del Codigo Civil, aprobada el 8 de
Mario de 1905.
I'll hijo natural no tienc dererGo
a succaer abintestatO a los hijos
y pasientes legitimos del padre
a madre q. 10 haya reconocido, nj
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-09-10
EN- ARTE.

EN- ARTE NO HAY MAS
QUE DOS GENEROS SUPRE-
MOS Y DEFINITIVOS: LA
POESfA LfRICA Y Ell POE
MA SINF0NICO. TODO 10
DEMAS ES TRABAJO MATE
RIAL, LABOR DE NORIA, Do
MIMIC DE TECNICA, LO DE-
LEZNABLE Y 10 MEZQUINO.
PEDRO MATA.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-09-10

-
este dejando hijos legftimo ma
trimonio bajo el imperiO de la
legislation VICENTE en- esta Isla
de Puerto Rico en- el aio 1920.
Els principle constitutional que
informan los EstatutOs de los pue
bios civilizados Y ccontenido en-
sus C0digos Civiles, que ''las leyes
no tiencn efectO retroactive. Asi
10 ha cstablecido nuestro C0digo
Civil en- SUI articulO } que dice
asi =
'Las leyes no tendran efectO
retroactive, 81 no dispusieren ex-
prcsamente 10 contrario.
En- ning1n case pOdra el efecto
retroactive de una ley perjudicar
los derechos adquiridos al ampa-
70 de una legislation anterior =
De acuerdo con ese principle v
esa disposition legal. las Cortes
Supremas de los diferentcS paises
v en- particular la nuestra, han de-
ducido la doctrina juridica: "Las
leyes vigentes al fallecimiento del
causante son las que deben regu-
lar los derechos de los herederos."
Esa doctrina la tiene estableci-
da nuestra saba y prestigiosa Cor
te Suprema Ell los casos siguien-
teS -
"Correa ct al VS.. Corea ct al
Mario s, 1912 ONO 18 d. z.
R. pagina liz
"Ex.partc Smith ct al--Junio
"A, 1908 Tomo 14-pagina 664'.-
'Rijos VS.. Peila ct al -Febrero
81. 1913 Tomo 19 d. p. Il. pagina
147".
De acuerdO con esa disposition
y principles, tenemos que la legis-
lacion que regula los derechos he
reditarios de los hijOs naturales
legalmente reconocidos en- la he
rencia de su padre natural Ell aque
Hos momentos, es la siguiente:
Gel C6digo Civil reformado que
rige de los de Julio de 1907
La ley con0cida con ell nombre
de "herederos forzOsos", aprobada
en- 8 de Mario de 1905.
La ley conocida con el nombre
"de los hijos naturales'', aprobada
en- side Mario de 1911 y
Otras leyes posterioles y de me-
nos importancia que no varian
sustancialmente los derechos aque
Hos.
Eel articulo 795 del Codigo Civil
reyisado decia asi:
cart. 1856 Son herederos for
zOsos:
l. Los hijos y descendientes lie
gitimos respecto de sus padres y
ascendientes legitimos.
Los hijos ilegitimos reconocidos
respecto de sus padres y ascendien
tes naturales, y respecto de los
ascendicntes legitimos cuando no
hubiere dos ascendientes leg1ti-
mos.
g. \ falta de los anteriOres,
los padres V ascendientes legiti-
mos, respecto de sus hijos Y descen
dientes legitimos.
A. Los padres del hijo ileglti-
mo reconocido respecto de este y
sus descendientes naturalcs, y res
pecto de los descendientes lcgiti-
mos cuando no hubiere ascendien-
tes legitimos. =
o. Ell viudO o viuda, ell la for
ma que establece el presente Codi-
go.
Por la anterior disposition sc
cOnsidcra herederos fOrzosos la su-
session legitima y la ilegitima, el
viudo v la viuda en- los grades EN-
que aparecen, quedando equipara-
dos los hijos legitimos. Esa doc
trina la corrobor6 y consolido ell
artculo 913 del Codigo Civil refor
mado que decia asi:
cart. 913.-- Los hijOs ilegiti-
mos reconocitlos y sus descendien-
tes tendran los mismOs derechos
L. 1ovSk:
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-09-10
Doble trabajO, en- la
mitad de tempo.

listed mismo Sc quedara asOm-
bradO. AL dia siguiente de haber
sustituidO los muebles de su Off
Gina -por muebles de la WABASH
CABINET Co., habra trabajadO
dobIe en- la mitad de tempo y
sin haber hechO mas esfuerZO.
Los muehles WABASH estan
de venta en- casa de "CanterO,
Eorpsndez 70 Inc." Advt.
LEA 'EL IMPARCIAL."
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-09-10

Sus derechos a la herencia de su
padre natural cuando fallece
este dejando hijos legftimo ma
trimonio bajo el imperio de la
legislation VICENTE en- esta Isla
de Puerto Rico en- el afio 1920.
The Punta Gorda herald., 1919-05-23
Present Day Cattle Rustlers

Cattle fever ticks are the cattle
rustlers of today. They run off
more beef than the thieving cow
boys ever did. Treat 'em rough.
shooting and "neck-tie" parties y
put a stop to cattle rustling by
the cow boys, and dipping the cat
tie will put stop to cattle rust
ling by the cattle fever ticks.
Cattle Rustlers is the subject
of a beautiful colored poster
which has just been published by
the United States Department OF
Agriculture.
The artist has graphically de.
picted a scene of bygone days
showing the COW boys driving off
herd of cattle by starlight. The
companion picture shows large
cattle fever ticks riding in the
saddles ON the horses which are
being urged forward af top speed
in pursuit of the cattle. The
skull of vanquished steer lies ir
the foreground. the animal having
died from depredations Of the cat
tile fever ticks.
The Punta Gorda herald., 1919-05-23
Enjoyable Home Coming

Mr.. and Mrs. f. N. Brown were
the delighted honorees at a most
enjoyable homecoming, Sunday
the 18th, at their attractive home
in Solana. The guests were the
children of Mrs. Brown, and had
not gathered under the paternal
roof for several years. Mr.. and
Mrs. G. E. Lanier, social and busl-
ness leaders of Avon Park, COM
ing down in their car a few days
previous, Mr.. and Mrs. W. A
Sheffield of Jacksonville arrang-
ing Mr.. Sheffield summer vaca-
tion to include the house party
Mr.. Sheffield being the prime fac
totum of the Seminole Hotel OF
Jacksonville. Mr.. and Mrs. Ian.
ier bringing their small boys
Everette and Charles Vernon, Mr.
and Mrs. Sheffield bringing their
small daughter, Marguerite. Mrs
Fannie Smith and daughters
coming out from Punta Gorda for
the occasion.
Needless to write about the
warm greeting and feasting en-.
joyed by all present, as every one
knows who has had the pleasure
The Punta Gorda herald., 1919-05-23

Help the Salvation Army.
The Punta Gorda herald., 1919-05-23
JACKSONVILLE REALTY
TO Be AUCTIONED OFF
MURRAY HILL PROPERTY ON
MARKET
Announcement That Will Inter
est Citizens in All Parts of
The State

The Jacksonville Realty and
Mortgage Company, the largest
real estate subdivision corpora
ton in the state of Florida, with
executive offices at Jacksonville,
at it's last annual meeting thought
that this was fitting time to
place some of it's suburban prop
erty on the market for quick dis
position.
This decision has excited the
greatest amount Of interest among
the real estate men of Jackson
vile, because it means the liquid
alton of the finest and most beau
| tiful allotment properties in and
about the suburbs of Jacksonville
Among the valuable holdings of
| this company is the Murray Hill
subdivision, known as "the
burb beautiful. " This sub-divis-
ion is situated just southwest of
1.-THE city in the famed Riverside
section-the company has ex-
pended large sums of money in
making Murray Hill the most des-
irable, attractive and up-to- date
residential section in the vicinity
Of Jacksonville-miles of paved
streets, water, electricity for
lighting and cooking, Florida
Military Academy, sci hool
churches, beautiful homes, and
the Murray Hill cars run on a
fifteen minute schedule to the
heart Of the city are among the at
ltractions of this locality.
The executive committee of the
corporation is composed of Cap
tain w. M. Tupper, Col. William
E. Kay, Lorenzo A. Wilson, w
w. Frazier and HI. B. Minium, az
|they have decided that the best
method of disposing of this prop
erty in the present market is to
sell it at auction.
| Several methods of quickly sell
ling these properties are being
considered; interested parties
have argued that inasmuch as the
real estate market in Jacksonville
never exhibited brighter pros
poets than it does at this time
that to sell these properties at a
public auction sale would mean a
great sacrifice and slaughter OF
prices and deprive the stockhold.
ers of the company of the increase
in values certain to follow the un.
usual and increasing demand for
homes; others are insisting, how.
ever, that a public auction sale is
the most likely method to pursue
in order to secure quick results.
! The committee has cut loose
from all considerations of profit
and have appointed Joseph P.
Day auctioneer, whose methods
and organization will insure a
| successful sale, and place the
property before the public with
out delay.
i The people sof Jacksonville, and
| in fact all over the State, win
| have an opportunity to purchase
the most attractive home sites in
and around Jacksonville at un-
precedented prices at a time when
the values of land are increasing
and will continue to increase, and
the sale without question will be
the largest auction sale in the
history of the state.
| The sale will be held at the
Duval Theatre, Jacksonville, on
May 70, and each succeeding day
until every lot is sold.
The Punta Gorda herald., 1919-05-23

OF being entertained by the host
and hostess, that nothing is too
good for their guests
Mr., Lanier left for Avon Park
late Sunday, and will return for
his family this week, and Mr..
Sheffield will leave for Jackson
vile, Thursday after bringing his
family to Fort Myers to visit his
wife's mother, Mrs. Anna Blaise.
Our best wishes for many
happy returns of such a home
coming, for this most popular of
families.-A FRIEND
The Punta Gorda herald., 1919-05-23
Base Ball News

The new diamond is ready for
NINE players. We want all
that can play ball to come out
for a real ball team in Punta Cor
da. We also need support of the
town and want people to come
out and look, anyway. The first
game will be played next week.
REPORTER.