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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-02-09

Las unicas personals que Jamas
cometen errores son las que jamas
hacen nada.-Hurley
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-02-09
NO HAY QUE fkGkR
NADIA.

$500 pcrsoras que pa
dczcan de hcrnias. es'
c..ban ri Sr. Stuart so le;
envs.S IN sufciente can't
dad de PIAPGo sin CO,
bYErseIes uada. a In &.
cue pucdsn haccr una YER
d,dera pruc5a- No pEg1raT
nads, EhoTG ri nunca Dol
ssta prcebs de PLAPAO.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-02-09
SUSPENpA Ell us0
DE ~bRAGUERoS.

81. eehor. srsptndslo! "a.
tabe POI prupia eIperien-
en- cue es una cosa proTi-
tIonal. IS TN fllso pun;aI
q una pared cue esta nj
nludo ST. sa!ud porQuc ten
de e retariar IA clrcc-
i.ci6u de Is sanSre.
Er,irrne yg- c,ye ran
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-02-09

Eat. reneros, o,e,ta oIs C. hecha 7or 81 inTsnto.
de IN nara1lloso p~roccdlmiento Cue actua aa }
roche'' & I'm de riso-tEar los mnsctIoS ioia'aao.' )
.,,o,cor irbs-.,-,e nor cor,p!eto de los doloroSos bra
Eurro,. y de = neces!Gad de ope:actones pelErcsas.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-02-09

No cnrie nIaEin dinc.o. Desco prootfle ! cuent
mia Dc que pucde hacer dessp.recer gu oneofsdura
Cuando los EdscuiSs deo!-tados fecHpe'sn gu LUCK
3 e,aslcldad.
L. Yea do!o.ss > DelIs=o.s Trotuse-zn1a GEES
parczca,
Ia horrible s.rsac!6n &c 'ti-sr hacii se,!o'
bore po= ~cosp!c;o para no Solver i1n.s q senof1e'-
60, -srr,o.r, eI yiscr, Il vtzilc2d = !u-taieS
peTd!da. -
CuaaLo &c sIerta Eneior en- TODD ssnado , 81 sen
bIan:s 10 rerc.c y sus amigos notea ID rne'osiI , q
&c d.ccn. Al
enhances - cu,rIo .abe 80. cue Ie cuebrl6r- est
vanc!ta ' sIucs,suente ne dsr4 las EraciAs por htSd
in5ly;ido tan psrtinaznente en- cue shots accepts e'a
sc.Yre-dentc MucstrI Crats.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-02-09
A Los QUEBRADOS

B" Is Il verdade-a alr,
lie tai manera cue taps
e7itar G. contenIdo del ADD
e.ta Glmohadilla Sc encu
Sc pore IN m~edlcamento
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y scc;ou cou-l.ua De p;a y De nocHE.

Caa DC les r~r!ncips!cS hcchos cre Ia757 "a aieAc-9a
p, ri .ra,urlcn,o dc !cs P~L.NPAo-P.Dj c. G. t!cc3o
coa2aratITGaca;c c2Tuo cue trGa.c.s pG9a e2ieas;
re:uliacc-.
ESQ es Le1iGo : cue II acc:ia g oon;!HIa-de
roche : 70 Ola Ell a "tTa!:eur'o de las - heFas.
No PRODUCE Il.S-aa IIcouTcn!eacia. ninslHa mo
lrs.i2. r:aC.!a Go!Ur. Sia e:ab4-g0. minute traS MI
na,o e. cl tr=uscG.so dc 81 id 20 tra5a.o. : aaa
cuando c5ti ~E1rmIeRdo. este E>lcl.o nzraTi.!oso In
pe!rCpt!S!s=sn;e "a iaSir!endo rat2a VIDA ; trtrza i
10, r5usc:fc; .5dorz!aalcs Csc Ee-tsit.r p-:a desen
49, 81, f.rr.arcs GrJEl-l De r:aEtencr L.. trlIas en-
Gu trsla5 lgcar. a.n Il Le,c-.!ad &c IN so7cE;e aIti-
eczl y. hsyo = ;9.na - - b-zG-sFa Q c-ElGuieE
go Ff-F-0
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-02-09

Primcro: r pri:ac-o : mas IN no7;antc o5ssto dc
l,x LAPAo-PADs es Cl dc nrnicucF ccasian;er.ccte
sn,'cato a los mGscu.0s reiajGdos e! medicAnento
lIsaado PLAPAO Of cuaI Is de rT09iedRdes contr=c-
t'ras que !~uatament rua los iHFret!cntes do IL H>aaa
del med!caracnto tIeHdc Il aIEleIta- L circulation &c
IA ssng!c, reylY.endo los ra,-scu!os ; rc,t1aIe-
clsnGolus p eu tension rcrHsl J e!a:t!eldad. Laioa-
c.s. y TO hasta eEiCace5 pCcie esp;rarss que u mex
Ec GcsapGFc5c1-
nor s, raIsno5 adhrs,yci. Observation-Disclosures 4 Il DO
cy!;a- que "a alloaGL!!ia pucIa moEcFsc. v.eHcn ! -
po- 10 ;an;o. IN ag-il!a- my l~Troranta Ell f';clcr
aluclla qacb.aGura cue 20 pGede scr re;eH!ca PEI IN
h;sEutEo.
CIcn,os &c personals. !iTcrc5 : 90 clad han ;'r-a-
rcatsdo ante II auiaHJa! cc1p":c2;a T-H tales
lctos Que les ~T--ATao-rAES rs Ian ec-sGo 81 cue
l~-2Gura-alSuEcs G s!5 &c !-5 :--i G7@'IS , &c
liza GurrcIaa.
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81, muy b~ueno... les la libertad!
dandloe un ~apasionado beso en- la
%frente, vaci6 TODD ell contenido del
'rasco en- Ia boca del enfermo. ...!
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ST. poder ah.orheate -asfrin
gents. Tan pronto COM
este mcdIcSmerto Sc CT
IIente por e. cLor del Iii
mo cuerpo Sc hHee fluid
, VI ssllsneo poc 81 Pc
queho oritcio mt-csd
&C.. , IS Ehso-bico ID
los poros do Ia pie pan
fortaIeeer los nGsculos do
bi!Itzdos. ?redueierto q
ciere de u abertpra 4
In her-tE
'T" e5 = eIt-fraidn
I,rs. Gel
Is cuGl Ia do colocErse
pegsrse slredstcr de- hucs
de il c.dera. constlutyeEh
]: psrto destlnada , cal
cuIIda 4 da- Il ne,esGrt
sc!iG.- = PLAPAo-Ph
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usauGoIO! He aQu u4a NICER -lanc!- N-c p0clu
.hoIa conp-obar po- 81 misno. libre % gssIos.
UsEro PARA ua DosLE FIN,
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residences debcn daraos .an-o u rue~a com;
IA antigua direction. 4 t:- De aua'1' pro-
~p;anenta e ranlh5o az 0grs.-oE a-5S
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ESCUELA FEGEOCARE--EaA MEXICAN
=. D. Box =. indie. Cabs L. ). \.
The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1920-07-15
AMENDMENT OF CHARTER OF
oih"EL-GakCIA MOTORS COMPANY
INCORPORATED

United States OF America. State OF Lon
islana, Parish of Orleans. City of New Or
leans. lie IT known. That on this fifteenth
uay or the month Of June in the wear of
our LORD, one thousand nine hundred and
twenty (l92O), before me- Charles Thee
dore Starkey. a Notary Public, duly com
inlSSloned and qualified. in and for This
tlty, and the Parish of Orleans, therein
residing, and in the presence of the wit
hesSes hereinafter named and UNDERSIGNED
personally came and appeared Martin ]
burke and John +. Garcia. both residents
OF the Parish of Orleans. of full age of
majority, herein appearing in their ca
paclty as. respectively. President and Sec
rttary of the Siegel-Garcia Motors Com
pahy, Incorporated, appearing by yirtna
ot resolutions adopted by the stock hOlders
ol sald company, June IA. 1920. certified
.SpleS or which are hereunto annexed i'm
Ihe margin for reference who declared
.hat AZ a meeting Of the stockhoIdprs Of
.he Sleyel-Garcia NJ tors COMPANY Inc
n nin at ITS office. at its domicile i'm New
orleans, on the 18th day of June. 1870, at
Mhlch meeting stockholders of the com
pahy representing one hundred and sey
mi! i've tll0) shares out of a total
IWO hundred (2OO) shares were present
y was unanimously voted TO amend Ar
-lcie One of the Charter of the Comnanr
Is established by Act passed before
Sharles 4. Starkey, Notary Public. No
Iember -. 1919. and recorded in the Mort
rage Office of the Parish of Orleans. In
The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1920-07-15
CHARTER.

ractors Of tbis cornoratiop to-v.it.
RoI,orI VI ,, Ib.r GiIherf 'UeSI and
Bobert - BahanfiScb with Hobert /
NUbort a. Hrnsident CiIhart UavI
o. ~, - Iont and pnh.rt a. ~
hantiScb as Observation-Disclosures. and
these directors and officers shall serve
untiI no first Mond1v in lime i'm The
ve1r 1qS1 or until their sucrrssnrs
have been duly elected and qualified
,Tber.oftar tLa directnrs shall br elect
ad annnailv on rho 'frst Monday in
Inn 81 caEb var ha"inninn viii "a.
yrar Ig2I. ali rl.ctions of directors
shall br hv ballot and each stockholdrr
shall bc entitled To on, vote for each
share of stock st3ndiu.. i'm his name
on the books Of the corporation. this
R0Je 10 bS TiSt IL, l'aS" On, or 10y pf"TH,
stock present or represcnted to elect.
Failure To elect Board of Directors
Oh VIZ III ~ 'i"tl'iIH IN "mt "i
Forfeiture of this charter. but the old
Board Of Directors shall remain in of
J um,ii I'm Su'''SSo'H ar ''''''"
ApTICI !, VI rn,o ro.ra ~ Dira,-
tors shall hold regular mc.tiug~ at
such times as shall be hNed in the by
ms ,Lii m IiII H. ,5',,,i.i IT,
the corporation. but IN. president NAV
GaIl special meetings of the Board Of
j. -, IL a. ,"' IN ~ ma
quircd to call such SpccI,I meetings.
whenever requested 10 do 50 by three
'Tbram -, 81 i'o"i" "i IN t'l"iS
n,,,.tipnS Gbo,i he ci,,i, j., ,,r ' 81,
H. JIr,,,,r.' 49,, ~, 81" " '.t- /"
il sf'.r,d h,. -, ,ii,.,,.,t., "a 49, ~,
.l..,r,.[- ,,..,'rri,.' 80, ny "a
nv J.,tb rali,-pa,i,,' i,', .,',
So. si,1I - tii5 ''Il''l.H 20
Bir..,or.. ~ IL, -, S'Vi i'"''i :. ~
e. ,,I - -. -, l.. n ~ ! ui'i MIN
M It p,I ''' i, ilHN W -
CORPORATION shall he r.,,1ir.i ." III ~,
s,,it,I,I. ~ i,,.t 9 - -" ." va "
The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1920-07-15
CHARTER.

Book 1891. Folio 761. so that said Article
one shall hereafter read and be as FOL
lows, tO-wit:
ARTICLE 1.-The name and title of this
corporation shall be Garcia-Burke Motors
Company. Incorporated. and under and by
said name unless sooner dissolved in ac-
cOrdancc with law and this Charter, II
shall exist and continue. and shall have
aud enjoy corporate existence and success
sion for Il period Of ninety nine years from
and after the date of this Act. Ii may
have. hold, receive, borrow, loan. eX-
change. acquire by grant gift or pur-
chase. devise or bequeSt, sell. alcniate. dis
pose of, convey, lease. pledge, pawn, by
pothrcatp. cucumber and mortgage prop
erty of any kind, whether real personal or
mixed. corporal or inCOrporeaL movable
or immOvahle. all subject To such limita-
tons as may be prescribed by law.
And the said appearcrS declared that
they appeared before me. Notary. in ac-
cOrdanCc with the authority extended TO
them at the said meeting for the purpose
Of having said amendment placed in au-
thcntic form and in order that the same
be recorded as required by law.
Thus done and passed. at the City Of
New Orleans. on the day, month and year
bcroinahOVc first written, in IN" presence
of rhclma Elliott and +. W. GHudin. com
prt"nt witnesses. who h"rcuntO sign their
names. together with the said appearrr~
and me. Notary. after reading of tin"
whole.
COriginaI signrdD Jno T.. Garcia. Sccty
Martin j. Burke. Pres.
With, >>oS: + Elliott. +. W. Gaudin.
G. T. STARKEY, Notary Public.
/. the undersigned Recorder of Mort
cages. in and for the Parish Of ORLEANS.
state of Louisiana. do hereby certify thar
the above aud foregoing Act of Amend
mrnt of the Siegrl Garcia Motors Company.
Inc. WAS this day duly recorded in my
office. in Book l242. Folio IA
New Orleans. June 18th. 1870.
EMILE J. LEONARD. u. L.
(ScalD
] hereby certify that the above and fore
going II trI" and correct COPY of The
original on file and of record ia my offirr
g. r STARkEI. Notary Public.
June 24-Julv ~
The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1920-07-15
CHARTER.

company his agent for the sale Of the
share or other interest to any share
holder of the company at the pre-
scribcd price. That il the company
shall within the space of thirty DAYS
after such notice find shareholder
desiring to purchase such share or IN
trrest, hereinafter called the "pur-
chasing shareholder" AMI shall give
notice thereof To the retiring share
holder, h" shall bc bound at such time
within fifteen days thereafter as the
company shall appoint upon payment
Of the prescribed price" To transfer such
share or interest 10 the purchasing
shareholder. That If i'm any case TIA"
retiring shareholder after boCumiug
transferring such share or interest, the
company may receive the purchase
money and snail th'rcUppn cause the
name Of the purchasing shareholder TO
be entered upon the register as the
holder of such share or interest. and
shall hold tn" purchase money in trust
for the retiring shareholder. his cN-
"cutorS. administrators. or assigns, and
the receipt Of the company for the
purchase money shall bc a good dis
charge to the purchasing shareholder.
and he shall not be bound to see to
the application thereof, and after the
nam" of the purchasing shareholder
has been entered in The register IN
pITpOrtud exercise Of the aforesaid
power, the validity of the proceedings
shall not Ice questioned 10y any person,
ana the purchasing shareholder shall
De N''N'u ana taken 10 he the owner
Of the said ~haT" or interest. That
the prescribed price shall mean the
amount paid in on such share or in
tercSt. plus the proportionatc part Of
undivided profits, provided that if in
stead of Their" being undivided profits
there exists an impairment OF capital
OF the said company, then the proper
ttonate part Of such Impairment shall
b" deducted from th" amount paid in
upon such shares or interest in aSCer-
tanning such prescribed price. That
the company shall in all cases on re
celvlnE notice of desire to sell stock
as aforesaid. allow the other share
holders tn" opportunity To take same
IN proportion to their respective hold
lnSS of stock in the company, making
all necessary adjustments to avoid
fractions OF shares, and for that pur-
pose giving the preference in all cases
to shareholders who have the largest
holdings.
ARTICLE WI This charter may be
modified. altered. the capital stock
thereof Increased or decreased. or the
corporation may be dissolved with the
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-19
.v!RG|N|AA IS NAMED TO
S| ]: LATIN ECONOMICS
lS~ss
Oscar It. Crosby, OF Warrcnton,
Heads Committee Appointed by
Houston to Visit Brazil.
fBy Associated Prcss.l


WASHINGTON, Dec. 1S.-Sccretary
Houston announced tonight the per-
sonnel OF the twenty permanent
American group committees APP
pointed on recommendation of the
f:rst@and second an-Amorican fnan-
cial-confcreuccs to study financial
and.-cconomic problems III connection
with. the Southern countries to which
they. are assigned Each committee
consists OF twelve members and will
work in cooperation with the Sccre-
taryN of Commerce and the Pan
AmsricSn Union. ana collahorate with
the-fntcr American high commission
and. the permanent committee on
communication.
Committee heads are; Argentina.
Lewis Il. Pierson. New York; Bolivia.
Joseph 7. Grace. New York; Brazil.
OSCAR y. crosby. warrcnion Va /:
Chic. Paul NJ. Warburg. New York
Colombia. Wallace II. Simmons. st.
Louis Costa Eica. Walter Parker.
New Orleans: Cuba. Franklin d.
Brown. New York: Dominican Ecpub-
llc--charles J. Rhoades. Philadelphia:
Ecna,ior. L. NJ. Erh. Pittsburgh; Qua
temala. John Clausen, seattle: Haiti
Edward Hidden. -. Louis. Honduras.
John W. Thomas, Chicago: Mexico.
Robert 5. BrookinEs. st Louis Mic
arasua. w. l.. Saunders. New York;
fah9'na James Brown. New York:
Paraguay. Joseph II. Bacley. Wash
ingtpn, u. c.: Peru John H. Fahcy.
Boston; Salvador, Theodore Void,
Minneapolis; Uruguay. Harry y,
Wheeicr, Chicago; Venezuela. Robcr,
IL. .Patch!n, New York
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-19

that when the ferryboat capsizcd. tho
craft was carrying sixteen pnssen-
gers. Eleven have been accounted
for. None OF the bodies had been re-
covered UP tonight.
County Prosecutor u. Kemp Little
page said that an investigation Of
swapping of the boat had been or
dered. and that n coroncr's jury would
attempt to place responsibility. The
boat. used as ferryboat between
Dunbar and South Charleston. was
sixteen feet long. and county OFF,
Gals said tonight that with sixteen
passengers aboard. the craft was
overloaded.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-19

Nina May Williams. daughter OF w.
y. Williams. OF Richmond. were mar
ried here Yesterday evening nj the
parsonage OF Mount Vernon Metho-
They left soon afterwards for Greens
huro. where they wiz remain n few
Gays before going to Atlanta to live.
PuRCELLVlLLE. VA. Dec. 1S,-
Nnslow Saunders and Miss Nina T.
Cooper. both OF Ashburn. were mar.
RED IN Lcesburg Wednesday,, the
Kew. w. j. King. officiating.
PuRCELLVILLE. VA, Dee. 49,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-19
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES "a Dec

FREDERICKSBURG. VA. Dec. IS
Mr.. and Mrs. Harris ii. McCor-
mick. OF Harrisburg. Pa. have is
Sucd invitations to the marriage OF
their daughter. Miss Dorothy
Vaughan Mccormick. to Samuel T.
Powell. OF Spotsylvania. The cere-
mony will take place on Monday
December p, at noon. Market Square
Presbyterian Church, Harrisburg,
Ia. At home at Spotsylvania after
January /.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-19
JURY DSAGREES IN TRIAL
OF TEXAS LIBEL CHARGE
Publisher VIII lie Retired january
- for Offending Governor
Elect During CampniEn.
icy Associated Press


WACO. TEN. Dec. lS.-The jury In
the trial of Georgia Fisher Alsup,
charged with criminal Ifoel against
Pat Nen, Govcrnor-elcct OF Texas.
failed to agree. and was discharged
today. The case was set for rctrial
January "a.
The libel charges against .Alsup
were the outErowth OF published
article bearing upon Mr.. Ncr's age,
consideration. The story was pub
iishcd during the recent Eubernato-
rial election campaign.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-19

Mrs. Calvin WIsman. OF near Wood
stock and Harry Hepner. son OF Mr.,
and Mrs. Samuel Hepner. OF Wood
stock. were married Wednesday by
Rev. s. w. Kuhns. Of tho Lutheran
Church. Mr.. and Mrs. Iepner will
reside near Woodstock.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-19
: FIVE ARE DROWNED
!, Lives When skin Cap>ixcs
,. Eleven others Were
Iscsrnrl.


CHARLESTON. W VA, Dec. is
Tha,numbe- OF dead, as result OF
thS--kanawha River fcrrybca, acct
de!.t. today was set NJ I'VE by county
officials tonight. After checking the
boats occurants. it was announced
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-19
RICHMOND TIMES DISPATCH: SUNDAY DECEMBER 10 1000

ter Davis Norman and Miss Irma
Vaughan East. both OF Lynchburg,
age OF First Baptist Church. the
pastor. Rcv. DR.. l.. w. Jones oiliciat-
ing, They went for u brida, trip and
upon theit return will reside at 301
Essex Snect
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-19

Miss Annie d. Mcfarland and Harry
E'lippo. both OF Hamilton. this county,
ncsday. Rev. John II. Jcnries otlciat-
ing.
WOODSTOCK. VA. Dec. ls-Miss
Katie Wisman. daughter of Mr.. and
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-19

FREDERICKSBURG. VA. Dec is.
Owen Payne Roles and Miss Mamie
w. Dent. both OF Stafford County,
were married here Thursday n the
home CT Rev. l.. l.. Swift. VINO go
formed the ceremony
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-19

LURAY. VA. Dec. lS.--Announcc
ment has just been made of the np.
proachinE marriage Of John w, IN
Kibler. OF Luray. and Miss Lucy j
Waylann. of Rappahannock County
The event will take place In Lura,
next week. Mr.. Kiblcr Is about sew.
onty years of age.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-19

LfNCHBURG. VA. Dec. lS.-wil-
liam Byron Cash and Miss Myrtle
Woody Thomas, OF IIowcsvillc ware
married Thursday, ut the Hotel Car
rell. tal celcbrant being Mr.. Pow
hatan W. James, pastor OF First Rap-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-19

LYNCHBURG. VA. Dec. lS.-Mau
rice Tomlin. an Amherst County
farmer. and Miss Gertrude Tomi!n.
daughter OF j. w. Tomlin. also Of
that county. were married Wednes-
day at the Presbyterian mause at
Elon. Rev. Clyde J. Walsh officiating.
They will reside ut Forks OF Buffalo.
LYNCHBuRG. VA. Dec. ls.-Wal
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LYNCHBURG. VA. Dec lS.-Niiss
Morn Bryant. daughter of Mr.. and
John W. Salli0n. OF Petersburg. were
married Thursday afternoon at the
paisonage of Euclid Avenue Christian
church. Rev. Joseph 4. Watson ofn-
eating.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-19

fist Church. This is the third mem
her of the BRIDES family TO be mar
rled within month. one OF them hnv-
ing been welded In the top OF the
Washington Monument. Washington
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-19

LYNCHBURG. VA. pee 1S.--Arthur
BROOKS and Miss Selma Smith. duugh-
ter OF S. =. Smith all of Lynchburg,
were married Wednesday evening at
Bethesda Presbyterian Church. the
pastor. Rev. ~. " Bergman otiiciat-
DANVILLE. VA. Dec. IS.-Lconard
LImOrc ThOmlS. OF Atllntn. and Miss
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-19
Boys Express Wagons, s1.75, $3.50, $3.50.

Ideal for the child starting to walk.
Well made. strongly braccd. Nicely
finished. Furnished in five sizes.
Prices. SI.75 to S+.0O. Trailer SI.75
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-19

puRcELLvILLE. VA. Dec. 49,
Norwich bulletin., 1920-09-03

cille of Bridgeport were week end guests of Mrs. Joseph Elliott There will be no morning services on Sunday. Sept. ,. B. '. P. U. at 7.S0 will be led by Mrs. F. E. Ellis, taking for her topic What Christ Does for the Christian
 John 15: Is, 14-16. This will be a con- secration meeting. John H. Rathbone, with his mother
 Mrs. John Rathbone, returned home Sun day after visiting relatives in Amston and Putnam.
 New blanks and timbers were put in the bridge near West Plain cemetery on Wednesday, The old blanks and timbers were badly worn away. Mrs. Harold Rose and children, Clayton and Norma of Uncasville, spent Thursday with Mrs. Harry Bedat. MT and Mrs. II. Dineson of Bridgeport spent the week end with MT. and Mrs. J l. Ross Mir. and Mrs. Arthur Reynolds of Bridgeport returned with MT. and Mrs Dineson on Sunday. Recent guests of Mir. and Mrs. John |
 Ross were Mrs. William Rolf of Guilford and Misses Hope and Marian Cobb of Wheaton, IL
Norwich bulletin., 1920-09-03
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Mir. and Mrs Frank Chamrlin of Ar llngton, Mass, are guests of MT. and Mrs. Edward Reynolds.
 party of men from this neighborhood gathered at Orrin Vergason's home last Thursday and harvested his crop of hay. as MT Vergason recently broke his leg.
 MT. and Mrs. H. E. Bedat and daugh- ter Margaret have returned from Fish CTS Island after weeks visit with Mrs. Bedat's sisters, Mrs. Oscar Younce and Mrs. Harry Williams.
 Miss Ruth Elliott of Norwich was 4 Sunday guest of Mrs. J. A. Elliott.
 Mir and Mrs. Nathan E. Whiting mo- tored to Pleasant View Sunday with MT. and Mrs. LaRue Bliven of Washington street Norwich.
 Men of the neighborhood have been putting slate on the church roof and the church shed this week
 Tuesday evening the Ladies' Aid socie- ty held vegetable supper at the home of MT and Mrs. Charles F.. Ellis. A large crowd was present and around S27 was realized.
 Mrs Frances Morgan of Hartford has returned after visiting her niece, Mrs. c. T. Leffingwell, and. nephew, F. A. Gallup.
 Mrs. Fred Holmes and daughter Lu-