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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-10-01
By VIII Irwin
The Secretariat and It's Activities
ABRAHAM LINCOLN SAID

treaties were a main cause of fric-
ton between nations and of injus-
tice to peoples.
Q. Can YOU cite any examples?
a. CD At a time when France
held with Russia a defensive under
standing amounting to an alliance.
the emperor Of Germany and the
car of Russia made a secret treaty
Of their own virtually binding the
car 10 repudiate the French alli-
ance in time Of war. This fact was
not known until years afterward.
even TO the French and British
diplomats.
CD When Italy entered the Great
war, she made with England a secret
treaty describing her share of the
fruits of victory. This secret treaty
has been one of the causes Of the
prolonged and acute crisis in the
Adriatic.
BY the Covenant of the League
of Nations no treaty is recognized
as binding until it has been regis
tered with the secretariat. Every
treaty will be published at once
This is intended as a blow at secret
QlplOnaCN-
.. What il the Importance of the
activities OF the secrctariat in pro-
noting peace?
A. They tend toward replacing
T the spirit Of aggressive national
rivalry by the spirit Of cooperation
/ They work 10 set the world thinking
/ in a new direction. Many able sup
porters of the League of Nations be-
4 lieve that the secretariaL II properly
managed. viii become a stronger
agency for peace than the council
! Of the assembly. The council viii
exercise its functions chiefly when
1 long-existing causes Of war have
brought a crisis. The secretariat
will be working in times OF peace
/ TO remove those causes
Tomorrow Mr.. Irwin will tell who
/ favor and who are opposes 20 the
J League.
The Washington times., 1920-06-12
ateSt decisions Points Auto Owners

he delivered the truck and auieksiI-
yer TO . person who called for them.
This person proved TO be some one
other than the owner.
The garage owner admitted his liza
eility for the value OF the car. but
contested the claim OF the owner for
the value OF the quicksilver. pointing
out that his employee had accepted
the obligation OF caring FOR this
without compensation. On this
ground, he contsnded. he should not
be held responsible for the loss. The
court did not accept this view. how
ever. and held the garage keeper liza
BILE for the whole loss.
The Washington times., 1920-06-12
LEGAL POINTS FOR
OWNER
LEGAL ooRREsroNpEsr.

BY OUR LEGAL CoRREsroNDENr.
In preceding articles attention has
been called to the rule OF law that a
person who is injured In an auto
mobile accident will not be awarded
damages upon mere proof OF the se-
cidest and the resulting injuries. In
a sut against the motorist The
essential additional fact that must
be proved 10 that the accident was
due to the failure OF the motorist.
or his chauffeur. TO use the degree
OF care that ordinarily prudent men
would have exercised under similar
nditions. II this fact 10 proved.
and II appears that the accident was
due to such neglect. unmixed with
concurrent neglect on the part OF the
injured person, the latter Is entitled
TO damages. Not otherwise
Very recent cases to which this
The Washington times., 1920-06-12
JUICE" HIGH IN FRANCE.

IL has been advised that France
no place for automobilinE this sum
mer. Gasoline costs 90 cents q gal
lon. lubrieAting oil about 81. sa'
spare parts cannot be purchased 81
cept In Paris
The Washington times., 1920-06-12

recommends mufnsr eutouts on mster
trucks be eliminated. as they are OBJ
jsctionabis TO the public and no longer
necessary 10 utilize them for the
proper operation Of motor trucks
A few years ago similar action was
taken for passenger eArs. with the
result that today nearly all such cars
are built without cutouts.
The Washington times., 1920-06-12
AUTOMOTTVE
SECTION
DISSECTION" COURSE.

As part OF course in Automoti~
engineering. alterations are psins
made in one OF the public schools 10
a hilsdelphia. Pa. for a runway TO b
constructed so that students can -dis
sect" a motor car or truck.
The Washington times., 1920-06-12
By Dick Mansrp d
The Times Cartoonisl

to be called for when the truck was
taken from the garage the following
morning. In the morning a different
man was in charge Of the garage, and
The Washington times., 1920-06-12

The facts in a recent New York
case show that a motor truck owner
left his car at garage over night
At the same time he deposited with
the custodian of the garage guam
tity of quicksilver which was being
Transported by the truck. This was
The Washington times., 1920-06-12

peared that a man and his wife hired
a car. together with a chauffeur. The
chauffeur got out OF the car during
the trip for the purpose OF visiting a
nearby store. When he had gone a
few feet the car started off and ran
into a ditch. The occupants were in
| jured. and were awarded damages.
A recent Tennessee case holds that
| a county Is not entitled to damages
, for injuries done to the public roads
| by reason of the unusual weight OF
loads carried on the trucks of a par
| ticular person. The rule would be
| 9TH. rwise. the court said. II the dam
| age resulted from reckless driving
or improper management of the
trucks.
The above is the rule where there
| is no special act OF the legislature.
On this account. the legislatures in
, several States have passed special
laws limiting the weight OF loads and
the size OF trucks. Attention has
been called to some of this legislation
in preceding articles.
Many decisions have settled the
point that statutes regulating COM
mon carriers" OF freight and passen-
gers apply to automobiles which are
offered for public hire. Also that
the transportation OF passengers or
freight by motor vehicle from point
in one State to point in another IL
Interstate commerce" within the
| meaning OF statutes OF Congress gov
erning such commerce. An apparent
| limitation on the principle of these
decisions is to be found in recent
Federal case which decides that 1t is
not Interstate commerce" for a man
to transport his own goods. in his
own car, and for his own use q. e.,
not for the purpose Of sale) from one
state to another. Hence the Federal
| statutes which prohibit interstate
commerce in certain articles do not
apply to the transportation of such
articles by motor vehicle under the
special circumstances indicated.
Nou,
The Washington times., 1920-06-12
AUTOMOTVE
SECTION
RECOMMEND MUFFLER
CUTOUTS Be ABOLISHED

At q reeet meeting the members
Of the motor truck industry unani-
mously adopted resolution that
The Washington times., 1920-06-12

principle has been applied are as fol-
lows:
In a Wisconsin case a car wa over
turned. causing the death OF q pas
senger There was no evidence from
which Il could be dennitely aceer-
tanned how the accident occurred IL
did appear that when the car was
examined after the accident the tire
OF the front wheel was deflated. ana
that just before the accident the car
had been travelling at the rate OF
nfteen miles per hour. The court held
that the accident might have resulted
from the blowout OF the tire, and
that as there WAS no evidence point
ing to negligence on the part OF the
driver. the owner OF the car was not
responsible in damages TO the rela-
tives OF the decedent
In q case decided in Iowa q pedes-
trian on the sidewalk was struck by
an automobile. There was no evidence
to show the cause which led the driver
TO permit the car TO get on the side
walk. Under this peculiar state OF
facts the court decided that proof OF
Negligence was not necessary to Jus
tify the recover OF dsmaEss. As there
can be no Justification for the pres
ence of an automobile on a sidewalk
except under q very extraordinary
state OF facts. the court ruled that
mere proof OF the fact stated WAS
enough to create a legal inference OF
negligence against the motorist
In an Ohio case II appeared that
prospective purchaser was examining
a car. While he was standing In
front OF II and the demonstrator was
manipulating the parts for the infor-
vlation OF the former the car suddenly
started forward. injuring the intend
ing purchaser. There was no evidence
to account for this unusual occur
rence-that is to say, no evidence OF
negligence within the rule above
stated. But the court held that this.
case, too. was an exception to the
general rule. 1t applied the reason
ing OF the above mentioned Iowa case.
and awarded damages for the in
juries sustained by the prospective
purchaser.
ruling similar 70 those made in
The Washington times., 1920-06-12

A ruling similar TO those made IL
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1920-09-30
kMERIKAf MAGYAR HIRLAr

25 ewes maganhivatalnok, aki ala
csony termetu, himl6helyes, borot-,
Walt. arcu es alland6an kalap nell
kill jar, Macy Karoly q ewes fog.
lalkozasnelkiili, kozepmagas, bar
ma hajn, borotvalt arcu, azelott
szinten maganhivatalnok volt, Ara
nyosi Sander q ewes, feltun6en
nagas, sovany, foglalkozasnelkuli
es Szlavik Bella 20 ewes nyomdasz,
a XII kozepmagas, sz6ke haju, So
vany, borotvalt arcu. Megallapi-
totta a nyomozas AIT is, hogy To-
past Macy es Szlavik kovette Ell,
mig mask ketto a moziban tar
totta a hazvezetonot. Mind a
negy tettes Budapestrol megszo-
kott. A rendorseg most keresi
6ket. z.:1xfNl
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1920-09-30
NEaY 'TttzERF6HADNAGY"

Takacs Maria hazvezetono, aki
a Bathory-utca 19. szamu hazban
van alkalmazasban, megismerke-
dett negy fiatalemberrel, xix
mind negyen tiizerfohadnagyok
max mondottak magukat. Ezekiel
egyizben a Simplon-kavehazban
talalkozott es oft tarsasag egyik
tagja kilopta leany zsebebol la
kasa kulcsat. Ketten elmentek
azutan vele a Kert-moziba, a ma
six kettol pedig a kulcscsal kinyi-
totta lakast es oman Takacs
Marianak 12,50O koronajat es
munkaadojanak tobb holmijat, a
melyet harom csomagban vittek
ell, elloptak. Hogy mi volt a ESQ.,
magokban, AIT megallapitani mem
lehetett, inert Takacs Maria gaz-
daja jelenleg Budapestr6l tavol
van. A nyomozas megallapitotta,
hogy tolvajok Horvath Tibor
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1920-09-30
HITKOZsEGI GYttLfa
A gor0g katholilEus egyhaz pap
lakot vasarol a k0zel j0v6ben.

Nagyfontossagu gyiilese volt
az elmult vasarnap a Scent
Gyorgy magyar g0rog katholikus
egyhaznak Sl1ba Ern6 plepanos
eln0klete alatt.
A gyiiles targyat a plebanos
lakasaul szolgalo haz megvetele
kepezte. Al kozgyiiles 6rommel
vette tudomasul hogy a templom,
kozeleben van egy teljesen meg
felel6 haz, es nyomban elhataroz-
ia, hogy a sz6banforg6 hazat
megvasarolja. Nehany perc alatt
egytitt volt 1900 dollar, amt a
lelkes hitk0zsegi tagok mint ka-
matmentes kolcs0nt adtak az egy-
haznak. A kovetkezo vasarnap
pedig el6relathatolag meg egy-
seer ennyi fog 0sszejonni es ICY a
haz megvetele biztositva van. A
k0zgyiiles valasztott egy haz va
sarl6 bizottsagot, a mely DIR. Pes
senlehner Antal iigyved k0zben-
jarasaval mar lie is foglalta ha-
/ zat,. a melyet bizottsag teljesen
megfelelonek talalt.
/ IA k0lcs0nt ad6k nevsorat az
5sszeg feltiintetesevel lapunk ko-
vetkez6 szamaban fogjuk felso-
rolni. Tekintettel ARA, hogy a
haz vetele az egyhaz eleteben fon-
tos szerepet jatszik, ez uton is
ajanljuk a g0rog katholikus OIL
vas6inknak hogy kovetkezd
vasarnap menjenek ell a delel6tt
10 orakor kezd6do misere, hogy
annak vegzetevel meghalgathas-
Fsak Suba Ern6 plebanos jelente.
set haz vetele, megvasarlasa es
a befolyt penzek targyaban.
TIT emlitjiik meg AIT is, hogy
az egyik elozo hitk0zsegi gyiiles
hatarozata ertelmeben haz va
sarlasi alaphoz a csaladosok q
dollar es maganosok Is dollar
adomanynyal jarulnak. Ezen osz
szeget Suba Emo plebanos sze
melyesen kollektalja be a hivek.
t6l, a kiknek meglatogatasat {
k0zelmultban igen sep cred
menynyel kezdte meg.
Most vasarnap mise utan En-
gel magyar fenykepesz lefenyke
pei a templomot es.. az -eloljar6
kat. J0jjiink ell minneel tobben!
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1920-09-30
A FBLvIDEK NEPE HARCoT
H1RDET A CSEHEK ELLEN

Tur6cszentmartonbol jelentik :
A tot neppart hivatalos lapja leg
ut6bbi szama "Memento" cimmel
hosszu cikket kozol, amelyben
vegsGkig memo harccal fenyegeti
meg cseheket, ha tovabb is folly
tatjak a vallasuld0zest. "Abban
az 6raban - mondja a cikk, =
amelyben a napirendre tiizik
pragai parlamentben az egyhaz-
max az allamt6l val6 elvalaszta-
sar6l sz6lo inditvanyt, megiizen-
jiik cseheknek az igazi harcot,
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1920-09-30
East Youngstown
A SZtjZ MARIA EGYIsEU
GYttLESE.

Tudatom a Sziiz Maria egylet
0sszes tagjait, hogy a reank ko-
vetkez6 vasarnap, vagyis okto-
Der h6 3-ans gyiilesiink lesz. a
Crow-fele Hallban. Kerem a ta-
gokat, hogy lehetoleg teljes szam
NAL jelenjenek meg gyiilesen,
inert fontos dolgok elintezeserol
lesz $40.
Tagtestveri iidvozlettel:
Lukoyszky Pal ein0k.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1920-09-30

mely minket kivetel nelkiil egye-
siteni fog: az egyhaziakat az egy-.
haz, polgarokat pedig tulaj-.
donjog vedelmere. Els ebben a,
harcban nem a. cseheke lesz a boz
rostyan. A mi nemzetunknek is
vannak iigyei, melyekhez biintet-
leniil senki sem nyulhat. Mar pc
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1920-09-30

Borbely uzletnek alkalmas, Z ev
ota j6 forgalmu hely Salt Spring
Road es Waverly sarkon, 1893.
ST., Carnegie nagy office-szal
szcmben. okt6ber Ire kiado. Err
T.
tellezni lehet Biro Marion haztu-
laidonosnal helyben.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1920-09-30
LEGJARAT BERLIN Es
sam FRANCISCO KozoTT

Akronb6l jelentik, hogy ottani err
dekeltsegek k6t 6riasi Super Zeppelin
leghaj6t rendeltek Nemetorszagban. A
Zeppelinek Berlin es San Francisko
kozott fogpak New Yorlson kereszttl
szemelyeket IS teherarut szallitani. A
lsghaj6k- epitese mar, folyamatban IS
van, Nemetorszagban.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1920-09-30

dig, ha kulturharcra kerul a. sor,
a cseh allan legkevesebb Given
esztendore lesz visszavetve a fejs.
l6deseben es romlas szelere jut. =
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1920-09-30

Regisztralast 'napok:
Szeptember 80, okt6ber z, Is. Is 16.
Y REGIszTRkLJoN!
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1920-09-30
Heti kronika
Rigmusokba szedte: o.. KE.

Napsutessel koszont0tt be
A even asszonyok nyara'',
Avert megis az embernek
A hideggel lesz baja.
Csal6ka 6szi id0ben
Peregnek a levelek,
Es meleg dacara is
Faznak a j6 emberek!
Hogy inert faznak? ne kerdezzt
Szerkeszto ur en- tGle1n,
Mert ha en- ma szenne valnek,
Wagon lenne belolem!
Azert faznak, inert mines szenul
Pedig messze van a tel,
Mikor jo borocska melett
"A scenes kalyha zenel!
GAIT AIT kaphat megfulasig,
Villany szamla is akad,
De a szen? az listen tudja
Veszt Wirzsinaban marad.
Icy hat, szen nelkul teleliink
Els hogy testiink ne fazzon,
Gondoskodjunk rezindzsekr6l
Nit a gyomrunkba razzunk.
Ha a varos mem ad szenet,
Adunk mi maid meleget
That ki-ki rezindzseket
Kicsit is meg eleget.
A fo az, hogy jol Nbefiitsiink
Ha@mar a wares mem fit,
Mert a telen csake kesmeleg kell,
Mem pediglen a ma hiit! :.
Egesz belle melegedtem,
Pedig nincsen meg szenem, !;
Exert szenhiany vadjat !,
"A szarazokra kenem!
XII az itah eltiltotta
Az a scent sem szereti:
Pedig szen es ital
A atestets melegiti!
A XII mem hisz savannah
Sohse hasznaljon szeiet,
A szajabol ne jojjon mas
Csak viz-izii lehelet!
Es ha megis fazni talal
FNuts0n neki: w. J. Brain
Ma es ha meg talal fagyni
Nekem bizony ''neve MAIN.
Mi valahogy maid kihuzzuk
A szenetlen rossz telet,
Vedekeziink belso uton,s -'-
Ugy a hogyan csak lehet.
Dideregjen a XII ra er
Peldaul szenesek.
Meg a szennel foglalkoz6
Kival0 iizletesck.
Miert fazzunk mi 8 helyettiik
Hiszen annak celia nincs,-
Tgaz, hogy a szen manapsag:
Valosaggal draga kincs.
Ok futes nelkiil is faznak
"A t0rveny szigoratol
Meg a szen magas aranak
Szedit6 mamorat6l!
No es mig a szen koriil
Nagyban folyik a vita,
Befiit nekiink egy n6taval
"A szepseges Anita!
AIT dalolja: "Melegem van
Pedig mem is fiitenek
Valahol oft Buffaloban
Igaz pezsgot hiitenek!
"Szenes ember, scenes legeny
Scenes kis lany egy Sc j6",
Mert a szenrol sotet joslast
Mondott ell a csizi0.
Szenfekete s0tet szemtOl
Azonban meleg tamad,
Azert hajitom most sutba
"A rigmusos pennamat!
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1920-09-30
a TEHEN
L,EANYT

LEANYT
altalanos hazimunkara keres DR..
M. A. Bonhard, 1877 East Delason
avenue. Kell, hogy valamit ango-
lul is ertsen. =
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1920-09-17
APPLE TIME

Apple time is at hand. Bumper
crops are reported. That's good.
What human is there that doesn't
enjoy a nice, fat, juicy piece of open
face apple pie? Aye, several of 'em!
Ard cider. Gee. won't there be d
demand for gallons and barrels of
nice soft cider. Leaving the apple
crop for just moment, stroll down
the Jane. close to the orchard, and
visit the old cider mill. Used to be
a blind-folded horse, walking around
in a circle, that supplied the motive
power to squeeze the juice out of the
apples. All different now-it's q
gasoline engine.
But the same steady stream finds
its way into the barrels, and the
same lot of kids are hanging around
eating apples and going home with
the stomachache. Same jolly cider
makers. ~"Sure, drink all you want
elders cider these days, but folks is
folks, too" says the cider man.
And up in the orchard there the
trees are hanging full-Baldwins
and Pippins, and Russetts, ant
lWinesaps, the red-striped Dutchess
the big Kings and the mealy Toma
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1920-09-17

hawkins. to say nothing Of the ia
NOUS baker, the Twenty ounce. And
there on the edge of the long row
is the crab-apple, its limbs glorious
with red clusters that almost bow
them would bow them down
were it not for the props that sus-
tain them, like drunken man be-
tween two friends.
Think of it, people-apple time
and plenty of 'em. Can they keep
the prices up? Visions of apple
dumplings, apple pie, apple short
cake, apple tarts, apple sauce, apple
butter-let it be. hoped in the name
of all of these and that of baked ap'
pie with cream that they can not.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1920-09-17
DOES WHAT THEY
SAY IT WILL Do
Hampton Had Not Seen A Well Day
In Six YearsDreaded To
See Night Come

''At the time l began taking Tan
lac" said Marcus A. Hampton. us
Pope street, Louisville, KY, 81 had
not felt well single day in six
years.
"My stomach was SO badly out of
ORDER said Mr. Hampton, that no
sooner did 1 get through eating
than 1 would bloat up with sour
gas and have the worst sort of
pains shoot through my chest. :
could not even eat the highest kind
of foods and feel comfortable after
wards. and at times could not retain
anything had eaten. l had lost
| fifty pounds in weight and was
alarmed about my condition, for
often / had such bad spells that 1
] thought my time had surely come.
actually dreaded for night to
come. as 1 couldn't sleep much and
always felt as bad in the mornings
as on going to bed, if not worse.
"Well, was never able to find
| anything to give me an appetite and
start me up hill until 1 got Tanlac.
/, Almost as soon as / began taking
this medicine / commenced to
climb. / am just now on my fourth
bottle and have regained ten pounds
of my lost weight already.
"My appetite soon got new
start and my stomach trouble began
to lose it's grip, and when I finished
my second bottle l was feeling like
q new man. Ever since then I have
been eating Just anything I want
and l always feel fine afterwards.
The gas has stopped forming on my
stomach entirely and 1 never feel a
touch of Indigestion. I am always
glad when night comes now, for
can sleep like child and get up in
the mornings feeling fine, ready for
a hearty breakfast and hard day
work. / am glad to recommend
Tanlac, for it. is one medicine that
believe will do all they say it
will"
| Tanlac is sold in Paris at the PeO-
pies Pharmacy. (adv)
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1920-09-17

regular, do not suffer the pains 1 used
10 keep house and do all the work. I
recommend your medicine to all who
suffer as | did and you may use my let.
ter as YOU like."-Mrs. MINNIE MITCH
Eli. Harrington, Me.
There are many women who suffer as
Mrs. Mitchell did and who are being ben
Fitted by this great medicine every day.
L has helped thousands of women who
have been troubled with displacements,
Inflammation, liberation, irregularities,
periodic pains, backache, that bearing
Town feeling, indigestion, and nervous
orostration.
lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Com
sound contains no narcotics or harmful
drugs. It is made from extracts of
-oots and herbs and is safe medium
Tor women. If you need special advice
write Lydia Z. Pinkham Medicine Co.
(confdentiall, Lynn, Mass.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1920-09-17
KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS ADOPT
EXPANSION POLICY

In conformity with its genera,
program and policy of expansion by
which 1T is proposed to carry the
principles of the order into new
fields of Pythian endeavor. the
knights Of Pythias at the recent
biennial convention of it's Supreme
Lodge at Minneapolis, adopted an
amendment to its organic law. re-
duclng the minimum age limit OF
membership in the order from FL to
l8 years, the effect of which will
be to open the door of fraternal
hope to thousands of youths.
Since the order was founded
membership has been restricted to
white male persons not less than Fl
years of age and under so, except
that persons over so might be &C
cepted as members by dispensations.
But out of the great World War
many lessons came of a nature cal
culated to change the old order of
things, not the least of which was
the idea born of the tremendous
struggle and was participated in by
the best blood of the nations young
manhood that youths of IS, 10 and
20 years of age are fully capable of
meeting responsibilities and dis
charging life's obligations with {,
fidelity equal to those of raw years
their senior.
The Knights of Pythias has III
vited boys and men of IS years and
over to enlist under the tricolored
banner of Pythian Knighthood in
the movement designed to Danish
discomfort and discord and make the
world brighter and happier.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1920-09-17
RECRUITING SERGEANT GIVES
OUT VICTORY MEDALS

Two hundred and fifty Victory
Medals. for service during the war
with Germany, have been distribut-
ed from the Lexington army re-
cruiting office during the last two
weeks by Sergeant AIger Hanks, III
charge of the Lexington office. When
Sergeant Hanks heard that the field
clerk he had been promised could MOI
come he learned the necessary
methods and forms, and is nov
ready to receive applications from
any soldier who saw service either
in France or on this side.
Foreign service will be commem'
grated by the clasp which bears the
name of any important engage
ments participated. All that is nee,
essary is that the applicant present
his discharge certificate at time OF
application.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1920-09-17

Catarrh is a local disease greatly inn4.
snced by constitutional conditions. II
therefore requires constitutional treat.
ment. HALLS CATARRH MEDICINE
is taken internally and acts through
the Blood on the Mucous Surfaces OF
the system. HALLS CATAR r II
MEDICINE destroys the foundation OF
the disease, gives the patient strength by
improving the general health and assista
nature in doing its work.
All Druggists. Circulars free.
r. J. Cheney & Co.. Toledo. Ohio.
(adv-sept)
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1920-09-17

and s u C h a bear
j n g d o w n feel.
ing that L could not
stand on my feet.
l also had other dis.
tressing symptoms.
At times l had to
g w e up work. ]
tried a number of
remedies but Lydia
L. Pinkham's Vege-
table Compound did
me more good than
ANYTHING else T on,
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1920-09-17

The only charms some young men
possess are attached to their watch
chains