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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-04-13
FUE ~PRORROGADO Ell
CONVENE FGCH NDG-
FINIDAMENTE

BERLIN. A6ril Eel ~convenio
celebrado por la entente con Alema-
mia en- agosto del ano pasado, mas
comunmentc conocido 0 el nomhre
de Convenio Foch, por cL, cual sc per-
rita a Alemania G! que manturic-
II W ejercito de $4,000 hombrcs
POGO mas 0 menoS en- Ia IONA neutral.
fu6 p~rorrogado indcfinidamentc Ell
dia de aver. fccha CT q de acuerdo
con cI mismo pacro, deberia haber eH
pirado tai permisc. La Prorrgacion
SC concedio con h sprobacion compile
ia del Supreme Consejo. E. numero
tropas.a q Sc refiere el c%onvenio,
no necesitaran evacuar Ia sino
hasta que Sc llegue q Il Decision a
la soficitud de Aiemania de que di-
cho permiso Sc extienda por tres me,
seS.
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FRANCIA RETIRARA SUS TR0PAS DE-
LAZ0NA NEUTRAL TAN TRONTO
" y EktLLESMANIA SA0UE LASSUYAS' "
Las disensiones surgidas entire ~Inglaterra y Francia por la
%ocupacion francesa de esas ciudades, Sc han ~arreglado
amistosanente, segun Sc ~desprende de las llti-
mas notas cambiadas entire los dos paises

LONDRES. .Abril 12.- 4. Bonar
Law. ell lider del gobierno Ell Ia ca
mara de los ComuueS, anunci6 esta
tarde Que il nota FRANCESCA del do
mingo habia servido para relevar IA
critica situaci6n que Sc habia desa-
rrollado en- las relaciones anglo-fran
cesa. La session de Ia Camara de los
Comunes cclebrada hoy, ha Sido Ia
primera que tiene lugar desde las
vacasiones de Pascua. Para discutir
Ia respuesta de Inglaterra q Ia nota
fr2ncesa. Sc ha convocado una jun
ia del gabinete, a fin de que este
de SUI aprobaci6n q IA nOta.
La Ultima nota francesa en Ia que
ell Primer Ministro Miierand contes-
Ia q las representations del gabine-
te britanico. Sc recibi0 en- e. Ministe-
rio de Rclaciones Eyteriores hoy 2
las 10 de Ia manana. habiendo sido
lrasmitida por el E~mbaajdor ingles
N Paris. Lord Derby. FL texto de
la nota fue trasmitido inmediatamen-
tc a Lloyd George. que va va camino
a San Reno, Italia, 4 bordo dc un
barco Ingles.
Fl Min!sterio de Re!aciones EXte-
riores ingl6s. ~interprcta e. texto de
Ia nota de MilIerand como una pro-
mesa de que FraNcia. en- 10 successive
no obrara por 81 Dropia cuenta res
pccto dc aquellas cuestiones reIa-
cionadas con Ia cjecucion del trata-
do de Versailles. En- los circulos Off
ciales Sc ma ~expresado Que tanto
Francia. como Ia Gran Bretana, re-
conoccr ahora que no puede nj debe
haber nirguna divergencia De OPP
union entire los aliados. debido q
que es ue absolute necesidad la
union de clIos para obligar al cum
plimiento del tratado de pa 4 Ale
mania. En- vista de este. Sc ha Wis
to que es impeyiosa ncceSidad hoy
por hoy. Que Francia Y la Gran Bre-
tana reanudcn sus r~elacioncs cordia-
les. Y Ia Ultima nota dc Francia.
vienc precisamentc I calmar IA
tension que habia entire Lenders y
Paris. consideraHdoge ahora conjg-
RADIO TODD Deligro de una seria cri-
sis iHter-aIjada.
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La r~esonante derrota
del calomel en- eI Sur
Dodson esta Destruyendo la
Venta de esa peligrosa
Droga, con Liver Tone

listed esta bilioso, decade. consti-
pado Y cree que listed necesita e. no.
rroroso Y peligroso calomcl para linz
piar su higado c intest:uos.
He aqui Ia garantia de Dodson,
P:da a 81 boticario n botella de
Dodson's Liver Tone Y tome Il Gu
charada hoy, en- Ia noche. 81 no CO.
rrige Su hieado Y 10 hace sentirSe
mejor Que el calome!, sin causarle
aauSeas o danarlo. queremos cue vue!-
va a Ia drogueria Y recoja S udinero.
Tome calomel hoy, y manana Sc
sentira debiI. enfe-mo y a~squeado. No
pierda un dia de trabajo. Tome Il
cucharada del inofensivo compueSto
vegetal "Dodson's Liver Tone. To-
mela a Ia ncche Y manana despierte-
Sc lleno de amino. Es enteramente
nofensivo. asi pues. delo tambien a
los ninos. Como no produce saliva
cion. puede deisrlos Que conan 10
que quieran despues de tomarlo. Adv
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-04-13
EN- SITUACION CRITICA
Sc eacueatran ahora los M
cionaliStaS turcoS
INA FUERTE PRESTON ESTAN
EJERCIENDC CONTRA ELLOS
EN- LA CECILIA, LAS
TROPAS FRANCESAS

r T.--n
LoNbhEo' ~ La,.
cho dc n'''u' 80 1E- ,
dlce que .aS .I"'"> ..'''- ~~na,In
''hc,a' 'UrFl."' ga" -
Oh" 'uGt'e tIl>'2t $500 oyn os-
,o,.,., abI;aadoz tai vez = re-
10 -, 4:--rf-o . memo cue
-. ,r..to -, ofactivo = onorruno
-. +norzas de- EDver
go 60 p0
- .b:ao M. ,,.
HN''2 o".os :s.' poir,,+ do
H''0'"'"'I'" ~ .,aoaida ma
9'ePP0' (" "o.'". .:k. -
cart" Qu' 'Nu,'"'" %-..I
Pa>ha Por c"1iUc'o "' '"'".' NM
supUeSto agcAte "e' ssu.o" S 70
Mencionada ciuaa" &c 9''ppo' y"
o'cha carta' eI -oeF ""e'o''"tS:" -"
car2cia aaema- 4 E"'e' " que L.'t
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-04-13
Sc F0RTIFICAN LOS
MGLESES EN- ISNiD
Fracasaron completamente
las negociaciones CON Ell
Iider nacionaliStc Mus
tafd Kemal.

L0NDRES. abri! 12.-EI genera!
irrles eAviado para tratar cen Mus
ta!a hen1al ma ~rs%reSado a CONSTANT
heP'" ~. "''2I IoS' ''o 's.''
en- 81 ".!S'',' -.
S:,o '"' < . '"
''''o "F"' my
RI vista &c es,"' las lr"Pas 'NSle'
SaS 4Ie race POGO ueSt''''"''"'' ''
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PARIS, Abril 12.-'Lord Derby.
cl Embajador ingles en- esta capital,
entrego hoy a Ia una de Ia tarde, al
Primer Ministro Millerand. la res
puesta del gobierno ingles a Ia uIti-
ma nota francesa relativa a Ia ocu-
paci0n dc las ciudades alemanas del
Rim. entregada anoche al mismo re-
p~resentante diplomtico, para su tras-
mission al gobierno britanico. Nd Nil
lerands e rehus6 a discutir ell contenI
do de la respuesta inglesa con los pc
r!odistas cue 10 eutrevistaron.
La nota, segun Sc ha sabido por
una communication ~semicficfal, Sc ha-
LA animada de UT amplio espiritu de
conciliaci0n y permite confiar en- que
dentro de POGO tempo, las dificulta-
des cue han surgido en- estos ulti-
mos dias entire los dos paises, habrdn
desaparecido Y que IN r~epresentante
de Ia Gran Bretan2 regreSara a la
c~Onferencia de Embajadores.
La nota de ~referencia no Sc dar4
a IA publicidad por el gobierno fran
ceS, pevo Sc sabe cue ella agrega una
i~mportancia especial a Ia interpre-
taci6n del uitimo parrafo de Ia nota
f~ranceSa publicada cl sabado. Que
eXprcSa que Francia Sc reserva la
ljbertad dc acci6n en- todas las cir
c~unStancias. sin la aprobaci6n 0 ne
ces;dad de consular con sus aliados,
asi ono Ia consideration de que la
Gran Bretana no estaba dcbidamcnte
informada por Francia de la ocupa-
ci6a de las ciudadcs del Rhin, de u
propositos.
FL Paris Midi, hacc ur resumen de
Ia Situaci6n en- los sieuientcs ter
minos:
"El Primer Ministro Lloyd-Georgc
Pide 4 Francia que Sc ~comprometa a
no obrar en- 10 future sin obtener
prcviamente Ia aprobaci6n de lbs
aliados. VI. Millcrand contesta o-e
Francia csta dispucsta a asegur Sc
antcs de obrar. del asentimiento de
sus aliadoS. Por IN lado Sc desea
Que Francia renuncic a toda Iihertad
de accion Y por el otro lado sc EXPIRE
Sa p~oliticamente que Francia no pue-
de r~enunciar a esa Hbertad de ac-
ci6n'.
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LONDRES, Abril t2.-La Ultima
nota ~francesa relativa al movimien-
TO de ocupacion dc la IONA neutral,
recibida aqui esta manana. dice que
los tropas franoesas en- Frankfort
Y demas ciudades ocupsdas por los
franceses, Sc retiraran de esa iona in
mediatamcnte despues de que las
tropas alemanas hayan salido de Il
region del Ruhr. La nota promote
ademas que ninguna nueva acci0n
independents, Sc tomara por Fran
ella.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-04-13
LEA listed ESTO
QUE LE CONVENE

'rlnas pasan a IA saRsrc Y por ella
a todos los tcidos inpregnandolos Y
.rayeado IN cnyeuenamiento c4da veg
mas grave, !Iesando en- ocAs;oncs ,
producer ~rrasIornos mo-tales. Tene-
NOS a disposition del pUbiico Tn bucn
1ilnlero &c testimonies de personals
Y Carcc,Crizddas DC G.SJiaJos
en- que nos rindca. cn ina
lorna que reveal mucha s:nccridad,
81 aEradecimienyo por el cNito QUO Ian
alcanzadorcoa las Pndoras "Mitche-
la" para los Rinones. En- las di-
recc;ones que acompana I cada irasco,
Sc dan = coEocer mas en- detaile las
Intermediates de los ri6ones que han
sjdo dosninadas con q uso dc isle
gran especifico. y 81 I'd. pade-c de
cualquiera eniermeiad de los ~rinones.
debe Hlcilar en- hlcer IN cns2yo
con las PildoraS "AiitChella" para
los RinoneS, eSpec:almente s. 10 he
obtenido Vi. resuiyados sat;Siactorios
con otros I1edicamcntos vendidos para
este i'm. PidaIas en- las Farmacias V
DroSUerias y no scepte Nd. sustitutos.
Rio Graude". FL Paso: San An
runSwig Drug Co, Los Angeles.
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n IN eNimen de QNimica:

En- I'm eNaNen de Gulnlca:
-Pero. se6or-dice el c~aUcdratlco,
como Sc atreve listed a p~resentar,
Sc a examen sin saber absolutamente
NADIA?
He comprado 81 libro de teHto
dice ell discipulo-pero al abrirlo
u Que decia: Nitrate dc plomo, nj
trato de POTASH. nitrate de plata. \
vo he pensado: 81 no trata de NADIA.
para cue quiero estudlar?
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Su madre 10 hacia a I'd. que 10 to,
mara en- cada Primavera. 81, listed de
be tomar ei HOLSTERS Rocky Noun
tain Tea. por ser Ell mcior medica.
came1to para ser usado durante Ia
Primavera. De ve1ta en- la Botica
San Pedro. San Antonio, Texas,
(Adv.)
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-04-13

separar el sur de Alemanla de "a
federation a~le:nana.'
Los presidentes y Minister'S del
Interior de Baveria, Sajonia, Baden
Fesse Y Wurttemburgo tomaron par
te en- dicha conferencia. Los Esta-
dos del Sur demandan, segun Sc dice,
una estricta adhesion a Ia constltu-
ci0n federal. pero al m!smo tempo
han avisado a Alemania que no Sc
guarde de traspasar Ia p~rerrogativas
Y atentar contra los derechos de los
Estados.
Tn f~uncionario de uno de esos Esta
dos. declare: "Toda centra!lzacion
que vaya mas ala de cierto grade
razonable. es IN peligro del que los
EstaiOs alemanes del Sur previenen
formalmente Ia gobierno central.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-04-13

Alcunas personals ell - 4cscspcra-
cion Dor alguua cnierucdad &c los
rinones que no han podido combasjr
cor 5xito. tales como. dolor de cspolda,
dolor de cader1s Y locaos, h:achazon
de las mu1ecas, picr-dS p4ngorrlias.
rcurnat;smo. canaac:o, iIoiedad dc las
piernas. catarro Q iniIamaci6n dc la
vciisa. ardor Y q~ueu1az6n al hacer
asuas. derrames voluntar:os duTan,e
IA nochc y orina dc color l~2<u.noiento
o con scdialeuto: dcSconEau-dc tales
o cuales preparedness dc patcncc, \
esas personals les convene p-obar las
PildoraS "NIitchella" para los Ri
nones y s~eguranenre que ~be0dec-an
haber tenido n oportuuidat de habe--
las ensayado. ESrando los rihoues en-
estado normal y sa.uiAble, Segan e
destino Que les dc In C-auraleza. yoGos
los productos ~vcReno>os cue se acuru-
Ian en- et ORGANISING, son eliminates
por las orinas. pero cuando los rinones
sc hallan conScStionadoS o inactivos
por diiereutes enicrmcdades, esos pro
Iuctos nocivos en- vez de pasar 4 las
Con seguridad en- las Fa-maci;
tonic DRUG Co. San Antonio } Is
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1920-07-15
LIFE VARIED AT
SUNSHINE SHANTY

Mrs. Edith Tozier Weathered, who is
spending the summer at her Dee home
stead place, passed through here Sat
urday en- route to Gladstone where she
will be in charge of the grange head
quarters at the Willamette valley chau-
tauqua.
''We have been having some ex-
tremely pleasant as we'll as unpleasant
experiences at Sunshine Shanty, as we
have named our summer camp" says
Mrs. Weathered. 'Mr. and Mrs. Frank
Sholes, of Cornelius, where Mr.. Sholes
is banker, have spent a week explor-
ing the scenic spots around Dee and
Lost Lake. Mr. Sholes was so de-
lighted that he contemplates securing a
place for summer home. My nieces,
Misses Eva and Tennessee Weathered,
and Master Tommy, of Hillsboro. have
been visiting me. Tommy developed a
rash. | doctored him for poison oak
two days, and then he developed high
fever. | telephoned for a physician,
and learned on his arrival that Tommy
had bad case of measles. We spent
the Fourth in quarantine.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1920-07-15
INVESTIGATION ON
In CALIFORNIA

The congressional immigration and
naturalization committee, now engaged
in investigating the japanese problem
in California, is arousing great deal
of local interest.
United States Senator Phelan was the
first witness called when that body con-
vened at San Francisco Monday. SEN
ator Phelan began his testimony with
an attack on Col. John P. Irish, who
was expected to testify in behalf of the
japanese later.
"Col. Irish is out for the money!"
Phelan declared. Irish has long been
a champion of japanese aggression and
has been paid to publish a pamphlet
favoring them," he said.
Later hearings will be held in vari-
GUS California cities and possibly in
Oregon and Washington also.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1920-07-15
lNTERCITY GAMES
ARE AT AN END

The last InteEcity League game of
base ball has been played here accord
ing to C. C. Crew, who has been in
charge of the American Legion team.
The Legion team will endeavor to slim
ulate base ball interest in other mid
Columbia towns of Oregon and Wahing-
ton, and the season may be finished
with games between teams of mid
Columbia League.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1920-07-15
Card of Thanks

We wish to thank our friends and
neighbors who so kindly helped US dur
ing the sickness and death of our be-
loved mother, Mrs. A. E. Yeoman.
We also thank you forsyour beautiful
floral offerings.
Mrs. Edith Hill and Family,
c. |. Yeoman,
s. A. YeOman.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1920-07-15
Card of Thanks

We wish to express our sincere
thanks to the people of Hood River for
their aid Saturday. when our home
was burned. The acts and expressions
of sympathy will ever remain sacred in
our memory.
Homer G. Van Allen and Family.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1920-07-15
Card Of Thanks

We wish to thank our many kind
friends for their help and sympathy
during the illness and death of our
daughter and sister, Beulah. Also for
the beautiful floral offerings.
C. S. Grafton,
Miss Ruby Grafton,
Harold Grafton.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1920-07-15
Report of the Condition of the
FIRST NATIONAL BANK

at Hood River, in the State of oregon, at the
close of business June 30, 1920.
RESOURCES.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1920-10-14
WOLF TRAIL.

Mr. Ebert Teator is able to be
gut again.
NJ. and Mr. Martin Davis enter
tanned q number of relatives, Sunday.
NJ. and Mrs. Elijah Mcmillan and
Master Holman ' visited relatives.
sunday
III, Abe Burton spent the week
end with her mother. Mrs. Layton. Of
Madison County.
MIR. and Mr.. Jesse Casey were
guests Saturday night Of Mr.. and
Mrs. J. X. Sparks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nose Ray and chill
ircn spent the day Sunday with Mr..
and Mrs Sim Ray.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Ray. Mr.. and Mrs.
Carl Cotton motored 10 Lexington
last Monday for the day.
\ number from here were in Ian
aster. Saturday afternoon to hear
Mrs. South and Mr.. Swope speak.
Mrs. Harve Teater and Misses Der.
~ice and Bessie Teater were visitors
Il Mrs. Hugh Moberley Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Moberley and
little daughter spent the day Sunday
with Mr.. and Mrs. W. T. Moberley.
Mrs. Marse Murphy is over from
Madison to spend week with Mes
danes Robert Sewers and John Dali
ley.
Ma. Wilbert Daley and Master
Harrison LillGrd Daley were guests
Sunday afternoon Of Mrs. W. T. Mob
riley.
Misses Annie Atkins and Thelma
Simpson and Mr. Tom Price were the
guests u Misses Jessie Ray and Bert
Daley. Tuesday night.
Mr. and Mrs. Wilbert Daley had AS
heir guests last week Messrs Jesse
and Jasper Sebastian. Walter Hardin
aud Miss Minnie Prather.
Mr.. Frank Ray. Miss Monte Ray
and little brother spent the weekend
with Mr.. and Mrs. Allen Teater and
Mr. and Mrs Homer Ray.
Mr.. and Mrs. Powell Daley. Messrs
Earl and Gillian Daley and Miss Bert
Daley attended the series Of meet.
ings at Lancaster Saturday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. kober, Sewers enter
tanned, Sunday, Mrs. Marse Murphy.
Mr.. John NJ. Murphy. Mr.. and Mrs.
John Daley and children. Mr. and Mrs
Irwin Simpson, Mr.. and MIR Hunter
Davis.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1920-10-14

Newt Grow.
Mrs. Croushom and son. Of MARKS
bury spent Friday with Mr.. and Mr..
John Yater.
Mr. and Mr.. e. r. Naylor were
the guest SUNDAY Of Mr. and Mr..
Newt Grow
Little Katherine and Jeneva Ray
Hurn are visiting their grandparents,
Mr. and Mrs. James Foster.
Mrs. Stanly Foster, Master Jessie
Simpson and Henry Grimes attended
he pie supper at White Oak Friday
night.
M Tom Paliarj came nome Thur.
day from Harlan Co.. where he has
been visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Alex
Creech.
Miss Vergelia Ray entertained
few Of her friends Saturday evening
in honor Of Miss Mandie Carpenter.
OF Stanford.
Miss Dora Lee Huffman was the
pleasant guest Saturday Of Mrs. W
VI. Scott and attended the pie supper
NJ Antioch school house.
bliss Ossie Grimes was the pleasant
guest Saturday night Of Miss Ellen
Carrier and attended the pie supper
NJ Antioch School House
Miss vergeiia Ray was the pleasant
guest Friday night Of Miss Mandie
Carpenter Of Stamford and attended
the pie supper AT White Oak.
Mrs {. Z. Naylor and Mr.. Nan
ME Ray and daughter spent the day
Saturday at the grave yard at Liber-
~ Church. There were several other
friends including Mrs Sim Ray and
on Mr.. and Mrs. Ira Ray Of Dan
vile. Mr. and Mrs. Aron Ray and
family. Mr.. and Mrs. J. W. Daley
and sons. A bountiful dinner was
delightfully."- spread under beautiful
tree at the church.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1920-10-14
JUDsoN.

Miss Reccia Montey was the pleas
aud CUES, Friday Of Miss Bernie Ray.
Little Frances later is improving
rapidly. her little friends are glad TO
know
Mr. and Mrs. Jessie Casey spent
Wednesday with Mr.. and Mrs. James
Hicks.
Mr. Luther Smith bought a fine
COW from Mr.. W. l.. Adams. price
sIoO.
MIR and Mrs. J. ID. Ray spent the
day. Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. James
Foster.
MIR. and Mrs. W. NJ. Black spent
Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. romPol
lard.
Nj. and Mrs b. NJ. Lane spent
Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh
Simpson.
Mr.. AMI Mrs. John Dyehouse were
guests Sunday Of Mr.. and Mrs. l..
W Smith.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Thomas spen,
a few days recently with Mr.. and Mrs
Sim Clark.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Simpson
were Sunday guests Of Mr.. and Mrs
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1920-10-14
BUCKEYE

Miss Net;ie Ray visited Mr. and
Mrs. q r. Bogie in Nicholasville last
week
Prof. and Mrs. Cranheld visited
near Lawrenceburg Saturday and
Sunday.
Miss Linda Locker left Thursday
for visit to friends IN Lexington and
Louisville
Mr. and Mrs. A. &. Miles attended
the funeral Of Mr.. Peter Herman in
Nicholasyille Friday
Nr ana MR. Hiram Pay Mrs.
Nora Teater and George Ray were
IN Stanford first Of the week.
Mr. 4 G.. Miles led te prayer meet
NJ Wednesday evening Miss Myrtle
DAVIS will lead this Wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs. l.. =. Brown and
daughter. Miss Lora were guests OF
Mrs Buford West in Richmond Mon
day.
Mr. and Mrs Herbert Whitaker
visited relatives IN Nicholasville Wed
mes lay and in Madison county Thurs
DAY
Rev. StrOther Of Lancaster will be
gin q series Of meetings here Sun
day evening, Oct. 18th. Everybody
j. cordially invited
Mr. and Mrs 4. W Sanders. Mrs.
Nora Teater Misses Ethel Ray. Sal
lie Lou Teater and Myrtle Davis
spent Thursday in Danville
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1920-10-14
POOR RIDGE.

Mrs. Amanda Clouse and daughter
spent Sunday with Mrs. Lem Tronie.
Mr.. and Mrs Dan Ray we're recent
visitors % Mr. anu Mr.. Lewis Simp-
son
Miss Agnes Simpson spent Monday
Jight With her sister. Mrs. Edd Mob
erleS
Nj and Mr. John n. Shearer were
guests ~ Mr.. and Mr. Bell Whit
'aker, Sunday.
Mr. James Matthew and children
we're the guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. Bill
Matthew. Sunday
Mr. aud Mrs. Lige Bolton were
the guest ~ Mr. and Mrs Newt Grow
one day last week.
Miss Hazel and Master Elvin Pres
ton we're guests Of Miss Halle y.
Duncan Thursday night.
Mr. and Mrs Herber, Whitaker.
% Buckeye spen, Sunday with Mr.
snd Mr.. Robert Carter
Misscs Ida Spcske and Jessie B.
Ray we're the guests 81 Mrs James
Matthew. Wednesday night.
Miss Ida Speake spent the week
end with her parents. Mr. and Mrs.
sam Speake at Mt Hebron.
Mr. and Mrs. Mike Simpson are
proud parents Of baby girl. The
l'ttle Miss has been christencd Hazel.
Mr.. j u. Baker and Miss Gladys
Snyder attended service. At Buckeye
Sunday and were dinner guests Of
Mr. aud Mrs. Everett Grow.
Ms Ike Duncan and baby and
Miss Aricigh Matthew spent one day
recently with Mr. and Mrs. L G..
Preston and family at Lancaster
Mrs Len Cobb and daughter. Mat
tie Buelah and Mrs Lewis Simpson
and daughter. Agnes spent Sunday
with Mr. Silas Matthews and family.
Mr.. aud Mrs. lige Bolton and Mr.
tnl Mr.. Hobert Grow entertained
be- following Sunday Mr. and Mrs.
Fiddle Baker. Mr.. and MR.. Preston
sryder and Mr.. Leonard Pollard.
! delightful day was spent
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1920-10-14

Gov. Edwin T. Morrow. Congress
man Chas. r. Ogden and other Re
publican speakers in kentucky are
STOPPING to falsehoods in discussing
the League Of Nations. They assert
that under It's covenant American
boys can be sent abroad to fight at the
direction Of the League Council In
making these assertions they 40
exactly counter to the interpret atoms
Of the League Covenant made by Vim
Howard Taft. Gsp. W,,kersham.
Elihu Root and other prominent Re-
publieans, who maintain that Ameri-
can interests are amply safeguarded
under the League as at present con.
stituted.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1920-10-14

II Tom Edison ever succeeds in
perfecting a machine upon which he
Is now working we will soon be able
10 converse with the dead. But il
such a thing becomes possible won't
we hear a roar from our departed
friends now soadjourning in the
lower regions,
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1920-10-14
MeRoRERTs DRUG STORE.

Yes. little William. when you reach
the point where you know it all"
you will still have much to learn from
the fool.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1920-11-19
ORDER FOR HEARING ON PET1-
TON TO e S2NHEx LANDS ON
ESTATE OF MICHAEL NoWAK

State Of Minnesota,)
County of Morrtson.} 'S
In Probate Court
Special term, November 1, 1920.
In the Matter Of the Estate of Michael
NOwak. Deceased.
On Reading and Filing the Petition
OF Johann Held, claiming to be entitled
to a conveyance Of certain real estate
setting forth that Michael Nowak. de-
ceased. was bound by q contract in
writing to convey said real estate to
Johann Held upon the terms and cendi-
tions therein stated, with a description
facts upon which such claim to convey
ance is predtcated. and praying that
the Probate Court make a decree au-
thorizing and directing the said Johana
Nowak to convey said real estate to
sstd 1c petitioner as the person entitled
It Is Therefore Ordered. That all
appear before this Court, at special
to be h: y
O'clock in the forenoon. at the Probate
Office in the Court House in the City
OF Little FAILS, IN said County: and
And It Is Further the 3 Ordered, That this
order. shall be published once in each
week for three successive weeks prior
To- said day Of hearing in the Little
printed and published At Little Fails in
'' Bat SSpa at Little Falls. MIMI. the 4th
day OF Noyember. A. D., 1920.
i s ;Sy the Court cw xrmp
s. C. l. L. ". vAsALY. s' o. o'A'e'
Attorneys. s7-ss