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Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-09-22

Pan John {. Skoumal, dspssny a prosperujici mlady lekar.
mix, narodl Sc Y Plattsmouth, 1tulnem meste6ku statu Nebras-
ky roce 1889. ke We IA letechsveho vsku 1spesne vysel obec.
nj skolu. Prave kdy mel ucintidalsi postup v zivote SVEN. ROY
hodi Sc rodice jeho ~pfestehovati sc do Omahy, COZ tez u6inii a
hlavne k vli svemu nadenemu synovi, by mohlo Sc mu dostati
vyssiho vzdelani Pan John c. Skoumal Jest nejstarsi syn chval
ne zname a obibene rodny kraiana p. Jana Skoumaa, bydici
We SVEN domove v els. 1924 JIM Patnacta uice, az do dnesniho
dine. Pc pfDezdu do Omahy Sc svymi sourozenci pracoval pan
Skoumal kratsi cas- v jednom z ~pfednich hoeld mistnich, by jake
zdarny syn svych rodidG pomohl Jim nesti jch brine a pfispeti a
spoh caste6ne k vyzive a vzdelani mladsich svych desiti sourozen-
GU. Maize vsak touhu a madam pro vyssi vzdeani, poiadal ro-
dice sve, by svohli a pfieztost mu dali navstevovati vyssi skolu,
ably dosahnouti mohl povoani lepsiho We SVEN zvote budoucim.
Rodi6e, rozumni, a laskou lnouci ku svemu synu, ochotne plan a
myslenku jeho schvalil a vynalozli sve posledni, by die svoje
stastnejsim uciniti mohi pro zivot dalsi. Proto mlady John rz-
hodl sc venovati studim lekarnictvf a ~bezdkladne pax vstoupil
do koleje Boyes a pax pc kratsim case dial Sc zapsati do koleie
Creightonovy, kde s ~prospechem studoval kurs lekarnicky. -
Kdyz pax $ dobrymi znamkami v roce 1913 prosel lekarnickou
kolej, nastoupl misto v lekarne sveho svaka, p. F. Hefmanske-
no, v tn dobu vlastnicho lekarnu ma Dvacate prvni a 0 uGce.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-09-22

Avsak trvalo to pouze kratky cas-, kdy p Heimansky vykoupd
lekarnu jinou a mistnost diiveisi vyprodal svakn sNemu, p John
{. Skoumalovi, kterou AZ do dnesnho dine lspesne vede . KITE
rou svou proziravosti vypravil a postavl ma stupeh nelvyssl' tax
5e smele fadni niue Sc mezi ekarny n~eipfedneisi. Pntinou TAX
rychleho obchodniho vzrdstu a tetne kralanske prime Jest vsak
jeho vlidna, upfimna povaha a poctve obchodni lednani' cum
ziskal 81 nejvyssi duvery vsech tech, kteii obchod leho vzdy V
padu potfeby navstevui. nebor dobe vedi. re on die svych mo
znosti kazdeho vzorns obslouzi a nejepsi druh zboH kazdemu
nabizi. Proto take neni divu, re obchod pana Skoumala stale Je
navstevovan nejen krajany, ale jinonarodovci, jz G vzdy ma ne,
no spolehnou s plnou ddverou. Prave roce, kdy pan Skoumal
jmenovany obchod vykoupil, rozhodl Sc najiti sobe spolecnlci,
ktera by BRINE a starosti ~pomahala jemu nesti a proto vyvohl 81
rozsafnou divku, 81. Mami Hefmanskou, mlad5i dceru zdejsiho
jednoho z nestarsich osadnikd, p. Vacava Hefmanskeho, KITE
ry pred easem jz zemfel. Pan Skoumal prave ~pfestehoval Sc do
sve move moderni residence, ktera jest jednou z nejmodernejsich
dnesni DOLBY a jest okrasou celeho okoli a kde Sc svoJi choti a
dceruskou hodla traviti dy zvota'v kidu a blahobytu pc svych
dennich %namahach, by odpo6inku zaslouzileho zde nalezl Pan
Skoumal jest vsude znam jake vlidny a opravdove ldumiovny
muz Y pnpadech vefejne dobrocinnosti osvedd Sc vzdy jake
stedry darce. Proto vsim pravem zasouzi 81 prime vsech.
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Zvldstni nabidky kraianom ma ver
Neskere patentni leky, - Toiletni
The daily morning oasis., 1920-10-30
Absolutely No Truth In Propaganda
Of Opposition; Offered High
:" Post, Declares Leader
REVOLT HERO'S PLAN Barred
IN LETTER TO COL. VALDEZ
Mexican Money, Soldiers Will Be Used
to Keep General From Office, AS
sert Papers and Politicians
(Rv FnriOlle VillaDadierna)

BY Enrique Vllapaderna)
~ ROVISIONAL President Adolfo de la Huerta will
- resume the rens of government in Sonora short
Il after the inauguration Of General Alvaro Obre-
gon chief executive of The Republic Of Mexico accord
ing to Don Senior Feciano A. Valdez, colonel in the
Mexican cavalry, who arrived yesterday from Guayas
rout to Mexico City, where he has been called by Gen.
P. Elias Gales, minister of war and marine.
! Colonel Valdez, who is one Of President De la
Huertas most intimate friends for which reason, among
Others it is thought he has been summoned to report to
the War Department for service of great Importance
The colonel stated that within week he had receiv
cd letter from President De la Huerta in which the pro-
sional chief executive expressed his profound disgust
with various politicians and sundry newspaper in Mex
leo for their unabashed intrigue.
These politicians and newspapers the president
asserts have taken frequent occasion to declare that
he is preparing with part of the Mexican army and
the money of the nation to bar entry of General Obre
gon into the presidency of the republic on Dec. l.
The letter from President De la Huerta asserts that
this propaganda composed of baseless lies designed to
prejudice him before the Mexican people and the people
of the United States
The daily morning oasis., 1920-10-30
MEXICO IS
Near FOLD
OF AMERICA
Republic Prepared to Pay
Just Obligations, Pes
queira Says.
WILSON'S VINDICATION
SEEN BY SEcY. COLBY
Joint Arbitration Body To
Pass on Revolt Claims
Pledged
Limited Press Service)

WASHINGTON, Oct 29. = Early
recognition of Mexico by the United
States was forecast today by Sec
retary Colby, in commenting on
letter from Roberto V. Pesqueria,
Mexican confidential agent, outlining
the policy of his government toward
this country.
"fhe letter of Senor Pesqueria OF
fers a basis upon which the pre-
Iiminaries of recognition can con-
fidently proceed" Colby said. Il am
hopeful that within short time the
sympathetic friendship and patient
forbearahce which President Wilson
has manifested toward the Mexican
people during the long period of their
internal disorders will be fully vim
dicated.
"There are certain pending mat
ters of controversy between the two
governments; but these will be de-
termined, either by agreement or pro-
cess of arbitration, to which Mexico
is prepared to yield complete assent.
''Discussion, which have for some
time been in progress, with Senor
Pesqueira representing the Mexican
government, give promise of speedy
and happy outcome. The letter,
which l am giving out for publica-
ton, is very significant, gratifying,
and reassurrng statement of the at
titude and purposes of the new gov
ernment of Mexico.
"Senor Pesqueira who came to
Washington bearing fullest pow
ers to speak and act on behalf of
the government, exhibited throughout
the course of discussion complete
realization of Mexico's internal obhga
tions just as his letter reflects clear
ly the firm resolve of his govern
ment to discharge them."
Pesqueira's letter denied that Mex
leo will disavow her obligations, and
declares that Provisional President
De la Huerta and President-elect
Obregon will respect all rightful
claims against her.
The Mexican Government is pre-
Jared to set up joint arbitration
commission to pass upon CLAIMS by
foreigners on account of damage done
during the revolution, the letter
said
The daily morning oasis., 1920-10-30
Mrs. Lo Sey, Again on
Grill, Admits Separation
and Use of Alias
FRESEy SENSATIONS
IN CASE EXPECTED
Couple Still Cling to Story
That Caretaker Died
Accidentally

Drained of its oily slime from which
the dead body of A J. W. Born was
taken shortly after his tragic death
more than two weeks ago, the we'll
at the disused plant of the Arizona
Products company, in winch Born
was financially interested, tailed TO
reveal the slightest clew to his mur-
derers, according to statement CIV
en- out yesterday.
In the county Jail, Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles LIE Sey, held for investigation
in connection with the mysterious
murder, still steadfastly deny guilt,
clinging persistently to their state
ment that Born accidentally fell IN
the well and drowned.
Mrs. Lo Sey, her nerves crying Tor
the drug to which she has been an
addict since she was sixteen years OF
age. shook under a gruelhng cross
examination at the hands of = federal
agent today, refuting IN many res
poets statements made by her hus-
band regarding their knowledge OF
the information drug ring, whose arm
reaches from Ell Paso to San Diego.
and their movements for the last two
years.
For the first time since her in
generation after the capture of Lo
Sey and herself by Deputy Sheriff
William Stringfellow, Mrs. Lo Sey
barred the fact that for time she and
her husband had been separated fol-
lowing a quarrel. She admitted that
in several American cities and in
Mexico she had used the alias of
Mrs nj. A. Bell.
Several new suspects have been
brought into the case since the ar
rival of Sheriff Jack Harrington of
Flagstaff, who is combing Santa Cruz
county for clews which may lead to
the arrest of the slayer or slayers cf
d cash register salesman, who was
found dead in a well six miles from
tie Coccnino county seat, and de-
velopmcnts today, while not revealed.
are said to point to early arrests and
new sensations in the Born mystery.
Efforts to secure names of NOR
pkipe venders from whom they
bought supplies of the drug used by
Mrs. Lo Sey has thus far been re-
PEELED by the imprisoned suspects.
The daily morning oasis., 1920-10-30
BORN DEATH PIT FAILS TO REVEAL CLEWS
IN MYSTERIOUS MURDER OF N0GALES MAN
Business At Port Jumps
\. y. r.
Farm Machinery In Lead
~ \. y.
Big Prosperity Era Near

INCREASED shipping of agricultural i'm
plements and building materials to Sonora
- and Sinaloa through the Port of NOgales is
reported by attaches of the local customs service
In September cars of agricultural implements and
machinery passed. October records show ten.
Thus far shipments of mining machinery are five
carloads while September shows six.
Hundreds of thousands of dollars worth of
materials, including friedrich and clay in large
quantities, has gone south to the United Sugar
Company at Los Mochis. This company is making
improvements expected to run to half million dol
lars, and which it is predicted will increase the
sugar output of Snaloa refineries more than fifty
per cent.
Later on when the hosts of investors who have
poured into both Sonora and Sinaloa, establish
themselves there, shipments of machinery the ma
Ority of which will pass through this port are ex
pected to run into millions annually.
Last year the exports and imports at the Port
of NOgales apprOxmated $50,0OO,O0O. Most of the
commodities coming into the United States consist
ed of garbanzos from Sonora and tomatoes from
Snaloa. The former crop alone neared the six mil
lion mark.
The daily morning oasis., 1920-10-30

-"Obregon will enter into charge of
the activities of Mexico on the dote
provided in the constitution of the
republic and when l will return to
Sonora and resume the duties of gov
ernor of that state for the remainder
of the constitutional period for which
was elected and from which l was
called by the successful revolution L
headed to fill the exalted post l now
occupy" the letter reads.
:, ."lBut. the incoming president Of
Mexico has expressed a desire to
show his appreciation and approval of
my services by utilizing them fur
ther in whatever form or manner I
am disposed to collaborate with his
government during the period for
which he is to serve, yet he has not
signified the post he desires to give
me, although he has implied it will
be one of Importance
"The problems that during my ad-
ministration of the government have
been presented have been handled to
the honor of the republic and solely
with the idea that they can be trans
mitted to the incoming president in
such a way that. even if they can
not be solved with rapidity, there can
be given effective study toward their
solution.
81 am confident that the inexact
statements in opposition to me will
be clarified and Strengthened out by
time"
The daily morning oasis., 1920-10-30
AL ALSCHARFF'S
BROTHER w IN S
COMMUNICATION
Clinic on RemovableBridge
Work Pleases Southern
Dental Assn.

DIR Earl U. Scharff, youngest
brother of Al Scharff of the United
States Customs Service at this port.
is signally lauued in recent issue
of The Bulletin, issued by the Mis-
sisslppi Dental Association, because
of the thoroughness of a clinic SUBJ
mitted on Nesbitt Bridge Work at
the second quarterly meeting of the
association held at Tupelo. Miss. last
month.
doctor Scharff is one of the most
able men on Nesbitt Work in the
South" the publication states. "He
covered in detail the entire makeup
of a Nesbitt Removable Bridge. His
clinic was most instructive and deep
ly appreciated by the society,""
Doctor Scharff is a resident of
Memphis, Tenn.
The daily morning oasis., 1920-10-30

Southern Pacific's. >.
NewFreightDep epot
Progresses s1R!a'.piidly
80 q ...'ggNsf.sKa Z L. !

Work is advancing :rtabidts ION
the new Southern Pasific, freight :,
house, according to. T. G Wright =,
terminal superintendent Of%the
road at this place., The structure
will cost approximately = SGD, "a
900. Materials have safriS lat
the location ION CoAkts street.
The foundation has been laid.
The Standard C6nstrnctio Gem
pany of Los Angeles has the con-
tract. CommodiOus offices easily
accessible to-. the public will be
provided as weIl as every facility Il
for handling. freight shipments. Z,
The daily morning oasis., 1920-10-30
VeracruS* Shipping
Tied Up After TWo
Men Are Murdered
=:
General Walkout is Threatened;
General Gales Refuses Guard
!: Z: ;
For Dock Strikebreakers
limited Press Seryice)

y
VERACRUZ, Oct. 20. - Two.
murders and threats of general
strike of dock workers tonight
threw the shipping situation here.
in an extremely critical state.
The murdered men were strike
breakers and their deaths are said
to have been caused during riot
ing on the; docks The dock
workers in their threatened sus-
pension of work are supported by
other labor organizations. and a
general tieup is looming. This
will cause hundreds of thousands
of dollars in losses afspeEisisable
products, it is predicted. Gen.
p. Elias Gales, minister iGf war
and marine. has 4refusef to sup
ply troops to guard men who sup
planted the striking dock men.
All shipping has been suspended.
The daily morning oasis., 1920-10-30
p, es...es.,. -&a r
Plan for*Reyival:
of Nogales. .L.O,l'|O.F. } !
Lodges Underway

Revival of, the .Nogales lodge
of Independent Order of Odd Fell .
lows was the object of a'visif to
this city yesterday of w. "A
Bray, the Tucson architect. Mr..
Bray, who is prominent. in, the
order, came here to confer: with
local members regarding this
plan. The N0gaIes lodge was
very strong at one time. but was
permitted to ,collapsesss NxowHed
extremely valuable property on
Arroyo Boulevard, Including "a
building that was .saised for "a
lodge room. 8,
The daily morning oasis., 1920-10-30
PRIEST SENTENCED FORA
POSSESSING AMMUAITION

DUBLIN, Oct. 20 -Dublin's wrath
over government refusal to allow the
landing of MacSwiney's body was
further incensed today by the sem
fencing of two Irish partisans.
Kelvin Barry, 18, was sentenced to
hang after being convicted of killing
a soldier. Father Morely was SEN
fenced to nine months at hard labor
for the possession of revolver am
munition.
The daily morning oasis., 1920-10-30
-.
Rich Silver,Ores i:
:
Found in SOy,0pa
Mining Properties
}:' .S:yf'a-s

Development work on the prop
critics of the Soyopa Mines confpany
is producing excellent<results accord
ing to ]. E. Coker, manager of the
corporation, who recently returned to
Nogales. "a q - -
The holdings of the company lie
about six miles southwest from
Soyopa in the direction Of San Javier
and embrace a large area of highly
mineralized ground, ineWhioh there is:
a proved ore chute 400 feet n length.
The ores are high grade silver,
"petanca" predominating. Assays run
as high as 600 ounces per ton.
A shaft is sinking, following the
vein on an incline, and the showing
is said to be extremely encouraging.
The daily morning oasis., 1920-10-30

I'm view of the purposed return of
President De la Huerta to the gov
ernorship of Sonora, much specula-
tion is rife regarding the place the
present governor, Flavio A. Borquez,
will occupy under the new arrange
ment. 1t is assumed by friends in
Nogales that he will resume his of
flee of secretary of state, which he
left to become governor when De la
Huerta was exalted to the Pro-
visional Presidency.
The daily morning oasis., 1920-10-30

Who voted against the bill provid-
ing that employees might organize to
preserve their rights?
Warren G Harding.
The daily morning oasis., 1920-10-30

SAN QUENTIN Ca- Oct. 20 Arthur Collins who murdered
ParOman Hathaway of Ang ees hanged shortly
ten o'clock this morning.
The daily morning oasis., 1920-10-30
Sparks From the Wire
SIEGE IN MOSCOW MENACES REDS
Omitted Press Service)

LONDON, Oct 29MOscOw according dis
HsingfOr The stu extremely
critical the advces said and the defeat of the Red believed
be imminent
The daily morning oasis., 1920-10-30
rs YEARS FOR SLAY Err IN FAKE HOLDUP

CHICAGO Oct. - Carl anderer charged
of his wife tramp hOdup
to rs years in the state penitenti airy.
The daily morning oasis., 1920-10-30

CHICAGO 29-Bandts to bank of
$4,000 dollars in cash nent downtown police
nded spectacular
with the robbers who escaped wit h their loot.
The daily morning oasis., 1920-10-30

L. S. Peterson, a well known min
ing operator and party, have return
ed from the Altar district, where
they have been making mine ex-
aninations.
w. r. Ramsdell from Tucson, is
expected today en- route to La Dura,
on the Yaqui river, to investigate
the merits Of a number of mining
properties in that vicinity
A good time promised at the Hal
lowe'en masquerade at Army & Nevy
Hall Saturday evening.
The daily morning oasis., 1920-10-30

Go to Army & Navy Union mas
querade, Halloween, Saturday eve
nIng.
The daily morning oasis., 1920-10-30

Halloween masquerade Saturday
night at Army & Nevy Hall.
The daily morning oasis., 1920-10-30
JAP INVASION TO BE FOUGHT IN TEXAS

SAN ANTONIO 29Thre of japanese in the
to declared
today, warning the Orientas planning
colonization,
The daily morning oasis., 1920-10-30

CHICAGO, 29Ban loyal"
League Club conference decided the
club
tiOn of baseball under the Lasker plan.
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STATEHOOD

Rev III. C. Owens, Mr.. John E.
Spencer, and Mr. Edward Knox, spent
last Thursday In Annapolis.
The entertainment given by the
comedian, Mr.. Lusby, in the hall
last Saturday evening, was quite a
success, both financially and socially
Mr.. Lusby was fine and kept his au-
dience laughing all the time. He
impersonated jew in one act and a
colored man in another. 1t is hard
to decide in which act he was most
comical.
Jarrett w. Shauck purchased a new
Ford truck from Herr & Babylon last
week.
Mrs. N. o. Harris and son, Maurice
who have been spending the winter
months in Baltimore, have returned
to their home here.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. D. Bush, Jr.
spent Sunday and Monday with Mr.
and Mrs. H. B. Day, Of Della, Md.
Warner r. Shauck has purchased
the farm Of Robert T. Zahn, Of near
Shipley.
Mrs. VIM. N. Shauck has returned
home after spending some time with
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Breitweiser, Of
near Westminster, who have been III
with the flu.
Mrs. Mary Streaker has returned
home after spending some time with
her son in Baltimore.
Those who spent Sunday with Mr.
and Mrs. H. L. Ship1ey were Mr.: and
Mrs. Horace L. Barnes and daughter
Charlotte, Carroll Barnes, Mr.. and
Mrs. Eugene LaMotte and daughter
Charlotte, all of Baltimore.
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GAMBER.


Miss Blanche Ward and Miss Bes-
sic Barnes spent Sunday evening with
Misses Daisy and Lillian Stimax.
Mrs. Martha Hoff and Mr.. Herman
Ward spent Sunday with Mrs. Pearl
Hill.
Mr.. and Mrs. David Lester and
daughter, Gladys. spent Sunday even
ing with Mr.. and Mrs. Clinton Shipley.
Those who spent Wednesday with
Mr.. and Mrs. Horace l.. Shipley were ::
Mrs. Florence Barnes. Mr.. and Mrs.
Elmer G. Hunt, son, Gilroy, and
daughter, Florence, of Baltimore.
Mrs. Annie Ward, spent Sunday
evening with Mrs. Blizzard.
Miss Bertha 3. Shipley is spending
some time with her sister, Mrs. Her
bert Phillips.
Mr.. and Mrs. David Leister and
daughter, Gladys, spent few days
last week with friends in Hampstead
Mrs. Pearl q. Allen spent Tuesday
evening with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Jabez N. Barnes.
The Gambler Base Ball Club wishes
to extend their thanks to those who
helped with the oyster supper. Ow-
ing to the inclement weather, $50 was
cleared.
Gambler school has purchased fine
Victrola, which all the children are
delighted with.
A delightful surprise party was held
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Francis
Hoff, February 26. A large number
OF young people were present. After
part Of the evening was spent II
pleasure, refreshments were served
in abundance. Then at late hour
all departed, wishing Mr.. and Mrs
Hoff many more happy evenings.
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FINKSBURG.

The fourth quarterly conference of
the charge was held in this church
February g. The return of the pas
tor, Rev. N. C. Clough, was asked for
by unanimous vote. The presi-
dent of the Methodist Protestant CON
ference, ]. w. Warner, made an adj
dress at II a. M, arterward BAN
quet was served. AL had pleasant
time
John D. Armacost has returned
having spent some time with his sis
ter, Mrs. Alfred H. Ackley, Elmhurst,
Pa. He, accompanied by his mother,
Mrs. Virginia Armacost, spent some
time with George Armacost, in New
Jersey.
Mrs. J. W. Herring has returned to
her home after visit in Westminster.
Miss Mae Grouse has returned to
her home in Baltimore, having spent
some time with Alma Shroyer.
Those visiting Miss Glora Armacost
were Misses Lydia Marshall and Pal
mer Read, of Arlington; Ruth Fenby
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and brothers. Jonathan and wilbur

and brothers, Jonathan and Wilbur
Yinglfng.
Robert Eckert, ST., Of Taneytown, is
spending sometime with his son and
family, who have been quite sick.
Mrs. T. r. Muse and sons, are
spending some time in Baltimore
Mrs. Martha Barnes is quite i'll at
this writing.
Herschel L. Lamotte, of California,
has been spending some time at his
home here.
]. w. Doyle has moved to the VIII
son farm he recently purchased Some
move out and some move in, but some
Of us are here to stay. Four resi-
dents only that have not moved in 40
years.
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PATAPsCO.

The weather at this writing is very
good. 1t is taking some of the ice
and snow.
Those on the sick list are Mrs.
Lewis Arnold and Mrs. d. Z. Shamer.
Those spending Sunday last with
Mr.. and Mrs. Warren E. Shamer were
Geo. Shamer, of Baltimore, and Mr..
and Mrs. G. c. Taylor, of Westmin-
ster
Mr. Frank Shamer and wife spent
Sunday last with their daughter, Mrs.
Joseph Dixon, OF this place.
The double quartette of Westmin-
ster Theological Seminary will sing
and render music on March IL, at 5
o'clock in the Methodist Protestant
Church Everybody invited.
The stork has found his way to the
home Of Mr.. Jacob Pickett and left
them f1ntlbaby boy.
s Mr.. C. E. Bowman, of Arcadia, spent
Sunday last with his son, Harry Bow
man.
The Ladies' Aid Society will hold a
st. Patrick Social the 10th of March.
Ice cream, sandwiches and coffee will
te served. Everybody invited.
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DETOuR.

Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. B. Rinehart of
Union Bridge and Mr.. Rowan Erb Of
Sandy Springs, spent Sunday with
Mr.. and Mrs. e. Lee Erb.
Mrs. Robert Speilman and daughter
Lille spent few days last week with
Mrs. Baker Fraeley near Thurmont.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. c. Miller and Miss
Helen Of Thurmont spent Sunday
with Mr.. and Mrs. E. p. Essick.
Mr.. Jacob Myerly, this place, and
Chas. Valentine, near Emmitsburg,
spent Sunday in York.
Thomas Eyler who has been on
the sick list is able to be out again.
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DAGNOS TICIAN
DR.. FAB RNEY
RAGERSTOWM, Nd.

] study and treat chronic diseases
and determines. ! cure many cases
the ordinary doctor does not under.
stand. Is there anything wrong with
you send me your name and address
and | viii tell you what to do. and
there is no charge for this. I'm the
only DR.. Fahrney In town.