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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-03-04

Moran has decided the Cincinnati
Reds need no change this year and
now Redland rooters are admiring
their stand Pat
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-03-04

Us
dee in his claim 10 the lightweight
championship. Jackson figures that
if Dundee is the present champ the
new champ. after the pair meet next
Monday will be one Willie Jack
son.
Harry Manseu, a bantam who
once gave Jimmy Wilde a furious
twenty round tussle overseas has
come her from ENGLAND He's on
frankie Mason's trail.
Josh Devore. former Brave and
Giant has signed up TO play semi
professional ball with the Lafayette
Red SoX
Tit wrestling parson down in
Kansas City who stages boxing
bouts i'm his church ard who is will
ing always TO meet budding Gotches
in the GRAPHING game ought TO give
the old Boy himself q tussle when
he joins Sir divers Lodge.
EN-service men in Indianapolis are
forming an American legion base
bali league.
Jim Thorpe reports have IL. has
fatty refused 90 join the Akron
club. Thorp was willing enough TO
play professional football in Akron
but he thinks he is entitled TO a
further chance in the big show in
baseball
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-03-04
THE WORLD O. SPORTS

Purdue closed its successful bas- /
ketball season with a walkaway
from Ohio state. The conference
games end next Saturday night.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-03-04

Ex-service men i'm Indianapolis are
bali league.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-03-04

TOMORROW-EXTRA
SPECIAL PRODUCTION
Augustus Thomas great
stage success THE CAPI-
TOL," featuring beautiful
LEAH BAIRD. A drama
of social and political life In
Washington, D. c. Also
HELEN HOLMES IN the
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$D.orIbas. " EL MuNpo.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-11-15
UN POMO VALE SU PESO
En- ORC

Ell Vermffugo "TIRO SECURE,
del DR.. H. F. Peery, no es confeccion
''TIRO SEGURO", ell iinico Iegitimo,
ell que ha dado resultadcs satisfacto-
rios pruebas efcientes de su eflcacia
nj jarabe, es. simplemente un remedio
puramente vegetal, una dosis medica
de primera, v bien probada. No con-
tiene Santonina, ese ingrediente Pc
ligroso que tan comunmente Sc usa
en- otros lamados Vermifugos y que
ocasiona envenenamientos, ceguera
completa hasta la muerte.
Con la salud no Sc debe jugar.
Cuando haya necesidad de admins
trar un Vermifugo, use siempre el
Y seguridad. 49,,
Un pon1o del Vermffugo "TIRO Sc
GURO", del DIR. H. F. Peery, ell unico
legitim0 fabricado exclusivamente
por Wright's Indian Vegetable Pill
Co., de 372 Pearl St., New York, N.
Y, es una necesidad imperiosa en- ca
da casa de familia, para el niio pa
ra ell adulto. Sus resultados son YER
daderamente maravillosos " su efica-
cia indiscutible No hay necesidad de
otros purgantes para completar SUI
acci0n. Advt.
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dehera ser p0r el total del importe OBJ
tenldo en remsie. debiendo hacerse efec
tive ca TasorerlA el mismo dia que Sc
obfsnga.
sRcCIoN 5a.-La subasta Sc llevara
sfecto en- a salon de- sesiones do la
casa Municipal. ante Ia oOmision de
subastas. 81 dia y de noviembre de
MI novecientos veinte. admitiendose
proposieionss hasta las diez de Ia ma
hana. q cuya bora quedara eerrada la
liciiaci6n y se proeedera a Ia aperture
de las pEopoEciones
gEcCIoN 6a.--Los pliegos de pro-
posiciones deberan aeompaharse de re-
cibos expedidos pOr el comisionado Mu-
nieipal de Hacienda. de haber satisfe-
cho IA suma de diez d6lares lslO.OO). CO.
mo hann provisional
sECcIoN Ta.-La Junta Adiudicado-
ra tendra derech0 a Feehazar .cualquiera
todas las proposioiones y en este III
timo easo el Municipio procedera a 10
que crea mas ventaiosO.
sEccToN g. .-Esta ordenanza regi-
"a desds 81 dia de su aprobacion pOr re-
qusrirlo asi Las necesidades municipa-
les
70. PEDRO J. MORALES. secreta.
re Municipal del pueblo de Gurabo. p.
r. cERTIFIco:-oue la Ordenanza que
preceds fuA aprobada pOr el concejo
ds Administrator en- session celsbrada
81 ala euatro de noviembre de mil no
vscientos vsints. con el conssntimientO
unknims dc t0dos los miembros.
v0 B0.
~ GONZALEZ GARCIA. comisiOpadO
Municipal servieio Pdblico.
p y. MORALES. secretario Munich
pal Advt.
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AL PUBLIco

.Por ell presente shago cons
tar, que he vendido mi estabIe-
cimiento sito en- la Gale Cerra
No. 49 Santurce, habiendo sal
dado todos, mis- compromises, y
como pienso ausentarme de es-
ia locaIidad, 10 hago asi .p1bIico
por 81 alguno Sc cree con dere-
cho a recIamarme algo, 10 haga
antes de mi ausencia; asi como
tambien 81 hay alguno que quie-.
ra pagarme, de los muchos que
me quedan debiendo, espero 10
haga a la brevedad possible, pues
mi ausencia sera dentro de cinco
dias, partir de la fecha.
San Juan, P. R. 9 de novien-
bre de 1920.
3. cERENA.
Advt
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FnCCloS ~ pr h pfssenie -
arnanda e. p1hiies aubasta una paresla
- feasns. pToplsaia as esss MuHici-
pls. euyes nmifss y aimsnaionsi son
! ias siguirntar uupsrneAs a. nels mai -
tsrieaiol oehsuia y enstro metros eua-
arneas fezaa N. 50. ssuivaisniea . nna
suesar 3 sstsuia y tres caleaTo,. aisH-
a. aus coan1anelaa poT q Norts. tls.
ma - IA 'Pprto nico leaf Tohacco CO. 'i
~ 81 ESis. isi ds a encn. ds don Rn-
% oerEkiar y per n Bu y ossis mas
tnlFeasl dsi prgpio muaieipie. sfsctuan-
ace q EsfEils aFEisnde paTa nnss agTi
coias y ~ "a mirlmnm ds ochsnta 40.
isrfs fSsoool
aECCIoN 2a.-E tfTnino DEF ausn.
sidamisufe seFk dnicameuts pr un Ano,
asalsn6s anaiiraE Il % % dieismbEs De
Heel
aEccIoN sa.-Erie compFomiso De
srFisaao easarl 1sa6s e monento On cue
sta Mauleipio necnaite disponeF De a.
ena narcsla . parts ds ella para Il ins-
''inne6n 81 aapsaito Get AieantiEiiia-
a. 81 ITeyecio
- sBccIoH ta.-E paso asi srEisnao
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que I'd. SURE es de lurnbago, de ciatica
o quizas, de un simple estfopeo de los
musculos. Todo 10 que I'd. necesitat
les frotarse la parte adolorida con el
antigua infalible Aceite de San
Jacobo. En- pocos rnomentos estaras
absolute y completamente curado.g q
No siga I'd. siendo victima de una
iolencia tan facil de curar, nj menos
continue tomando drogas para I'm NAL
de que no padece. Compre Immediate
mente en- cualquier botica un frasco de
Aceite de San Jacobo y pocos momen-
los despues de hacerse la primera apli-
cacion habra recobrado el libre uso de
;us rniembros y podra moverse cuahto
luiera sin experimental doior alguno.
FL Aceite de San Jacobo es un lini-
mento suave, active y seguro que nunca
ieja de producer efecto nj janas irrita
mancha la piel. Hace mas de medic
Esiglo que Sc le esta usando en- todas
parties del mundo con exito extra
ordinario. En- cinco de las principales
Exposiciones ha sido premiado con
nedalla de orc. ~
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Jos. Estos 80 publicarkn con L. ar-
ma dc sus autorsS, sin euya condiei5n
40 les daremos eAbida. t,4.
Oreemos lnnecesariO decir que, dada
u indols dc este pri6dico , L. eul-
ARA de los escritores que deseen pres.
: ar' su valiose sOncurDo, no nparscs-
Oersonxlme1te ningaao dc Los man
sxponsrss dahatirss.
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voCEs AJENAs

6erAn acogidss todas las ideas refs
rsntes al estndio de todos los aspee
tcs en- que pueda plantearss nuestro
Status y, pOr eOnsiguiente. los parti
dariOs de- tOdas las sOlueionss sspdrSn
igual dsrecho . mandarnos sus trssa-
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cintura o en-
el coStado?
Pues no in.
curra en- ell
error de atri4
buir ESQ a sus
rinones, sepa
I'd. que estos
no tie n e N
nervios y que
por 10 tanto
no pue de n
doler De 1r
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Boarding POrtOrrique1o

En- la ciudad de New York tengo es-
tablecido un Boarding House. con to
das las comodidades deseables, en- donde
les Ofrezco hahitaciOnes c6hOdas y CO.
midas genuinamente pOrtorriquefas pOr
81 m6dicO preciO de diez d6lares sema-
males todos aQuellos latinos-america-
uOs que Quieran hOnrarme con su vista.
Diaiase Jose cruzadO, 2S4 West
26th St., New York. Adv.
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onDENAHxA soBRE ARRIENDo DE-
UNA PAMCEE.A DE TERkEN0 PRO
rTnDAD DEL nUNIcIPIO
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PRONTO ALIvIQ PARA EL .
, DOLOR De ESpALDLS CON
ACEITE De San JACOBO.

lie duele a. I'd. la espalda? lex
perimenta al agacharse o cuandos. sd
endereza una violenta punzada en- la
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-11-15
PUEBLO CONSUMIDOR

Compare! Apercibete Medta Defendete! DESPIERTA!!M
+, Soy tn verdadero y eficientisimo servfdor
Va para 10 amos que dfa por dfa te presto grandes
servicios.
Va para 10 amos de PREPONDERANTES ECONO
MAS en- toda Ia Isla mi uso.
Va para 10 amos que hice cACTO de PRESENCIA
aqui y desde4 entonces soy elogiado prefendo
y cundiendo mi justifcada FAMA de Norte a Sur
de Este Oeste, de Oriente Occidente de esta
bella Isa. ff
Soy una palabra el que por menos dinero doy
mejor resultado dejando 10 negro blanco 10 sucio
impio perfumado al minute sin esfuerzos por quien
me
Soy, en- fin. el lDOLO de todas las LAVANDE-
AS sabias de todas las duefas de casa ntelgentes
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Los enfermos del
Higado tienen su
vida en- PeligrO

FL JARABE Antibilioso del NOME
AQUHEs. radical y efcazmente com
bate tOdas las intermediates product
das pOr desordenes hepAticos. Btliosi
dad, alentO fetidO y OPPRESSION. son al
gunOs de los sintOmas que indican que
el higado esta enfermo.
Pruebese este famOso remediO y Sc
eOnvsncerA.
De vsnta en- tOdas las farmacias y
drogueriaS
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will be made at Linwood cemetery. near
Bla inc. o.
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the wcrk-cnd with their uncle and aunt.
md Mrs T., j nunkle.


Mr.. and Mrs. h. J. punkle
Mrs. J. r. Enerc of Ash avenue. IS re-
ported 10 be- much better after br!et
illness.
Mis- Emma Parkinson or Salt Lax
city. Is spending 4 few days ~ ih'
,ity the guest of Miss Lcona Reed
Miss isabelle, Mcdonnell Of Eleventh.
street. left last evening for a week =
visit with her uncle, John Mcconnell
OF Bethany.
Mrs G. t.. Peters is quite Ill at her
home on Second street.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. \. Miller OF First
burg. Pa. to Visit relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. {. Case OF ScbrinS, o..
arc visiting relatives here for le"
days. t,,,.
of Fostoria avenue will leave for
Cleveland. o.. this evening for II two
weeks vacation.
Henry GARRISON Of Northern Jcffct,
Buckeye Lake.
Miss Virginia Burlingnmc IF New
Martinsvillc. Will arrive IN the ely
Monday 10 spend Il few days with MIS-
John Hopkins.
turned from a few days visit with
friends in Cecil Ridge.
Miss OLGA Lewis OF Tenth street. Ie' ;
Yesterday for 81. Mary's where she VIII
visit her uncle and aunt. Mr.. and Mr"'
Charles shaw
Miss BrryI Nelly has returned 10 h"r
home in Martins Ferry. o. after being
the guests Of friends here for Few
dHVS,
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Hnntarn claaa MeattuR

Hunters Class Meeting
The members of IN" Hunters class OF
the First Baptist Sunday school spent
n very pleasant evening last night as
the guests OF Mrs. Martin at her home
pn Walnut street. The meeting was
l.. W. Smith. who was 70 have enter
tanned the class. failed TO arrive home
from a visit with friends at Cumber-
land. Md.
Held Interesting Meeting.
One Of the most interesting meetings
Of the year was held by tho Waneta
Tribe, Improved Order OF Red Men. m
it's rooms at the FratcrnaA Hall last
night and large amount OF business
was disposed Of.
A busy and important meeting OF the
teachers and officers Of st. Johns l.u-
,hcran Sunday school was held in the
social rooms OF the church last night
All of the business matters for the
month were cleared up. and plans made
for the coming seasons work.
Body Of Ysgg Buried
The remains OF tho man who was
shot to death in an attempt to rob the
general store at HarpersTille. near Dii'
lonvale some time ago. which have been
held in the Noble morgue.. were buried
in Riverview cemetery yesterday after
noon UP on instructions from Coroner
Kirk Of Jefferson county The idcn-
tity Of the man has never been estab-
lished, nor the body claimed.
Farewell Event.
Mrs l.. f. Rcasbeck. who will leave
next week TO take IN her residence in
Salem, O., was pleasantly surprised at
her home on Spventh street by IN" NOM
bers OF tho Laos Social Club. EuChro
was enjoyed during the evening. artcr
which delicious lunch was served.
Mrs. Reasbeck was presented with
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Eooten Enters Race.

Footen Enters Race.
Capt. y. l.. HoolCn announced ycster.
day evening that he was candidate
for judge OF the Second judicial circuit.
Der Of tho local bar. IL has been known
for some time that nc WAS a candidate
and his formal announcement makes
three candidates from this county. 1t
~ generally believed that the contest in
Marshall county VIII be- far from VIVA.
Is accepted as real political activity AMI
viii b" conducted on q plane in keeping
Big Game Today.
Local baseball fans will hRv" tho
privilege Ot witnessing the local .Ame"-
Ican Legion min" in one Of their hottest
they arm themselves f"r the fray with
III" MCCunkcys OF Wheeling. at thrco
o'clock. The Legion men have been
hard at work praCtiCIng all this week
and will be Considcrabl" strengthened
for the contest. Manager Sears "X-
pressed tn" belief las, evening that
hey would take over Ihc Macks and
would therefor" hay" Il stand IN tn"
first ranks for The Ohio valley rham-
pI"uShip.
Specialist Hero.
DR.. Leo D, Covert who has horn n
Cleveland. o.. for the past sin years
after graduating from N" Western To-
serve Medical school. has returned ~
VI
with DR.. O. Z. Cover; IN thr rractir"
Of medicine. He viii specialize in The
treatment Of diseases OF III" "y". ca.
nose and throat. md assist Or. Y. l..
Covert in his surEical work.
Relief Director Here.
Attorney ". W. Smith If Huntington,
now managing director Of the prisoners
relief society. Of Washington. u. &. is
nn y brief visit here studying conditions
a. thr West Virginia p"nitcntiarv Rnd
also visiting Warden J. Il. Terrell. Nr
will leave his evening for his home IN
the down-river city.
Cha utauqua opened.
Yesterday afternoon and last night
the Park theatre VAS completely lille .
to capacity with one % the largest aud.
.jrrCcS that has ever ho"n in the play.
house to witness III" pCrformaNc" Of tho
Dunbar Ecll Ringers Of tho E"dpa IA
Chautauqua. There Was scarcely stand.
iug room NJ rhC 'vCnInc p"rfurmln" 80
pnd n, n lat" hour last evening il was
reported that all seats for todJT's per
rormauc" rad been sold out. The pro-
gram today consists Of n concert by
the Clark French company and lcCtur'
by Granville Jones on The Creed OF
Democracy"
Postponed Meeting.
The meeting Of the World Wild"
guild which was 70 have been held next
Monday evening has been postponed on
account Of Chautauqua week. The
meeting viii be- held on Monday. July
10Th. with Mrs James l.. TaSkcrt and
Miss Mabel Pickett as Joint hostesses.
Owe Taxes2 Pay Up.
Notices have been sent ont by l.. l..
Stidgcr. city clerk. ~ tho effect thn;
all persons owing city INK On real estate
for 1919 to pay M Mt once. thereby
saving ihr costs ~ rcdccming same ar
ter IT Ia sent in delinquent" TIL" time
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GAINESVILLE

Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Montgomery OF
Columbus. Ohio. are visiting Mrs. Eliza
beth Hinton Of West Main street.
Richard Watson of Toronto. Ohio,
spent a few days in town this week
John HaEcr ~ visiting his daughter,
Mrs. Gregg DeLong OF Youngstown. O..
Mrs. James Gibson OF Quaker city O..
is visiting friends hero this week.
Miss Elizabeth Fredcricks OF Wheel
ing. visited friends hero Thursday.
William Yocum and Thomas Tees
worCh OF Akron visited relatives here
this week.
Miss Doubilcy Rose returned 10 her
home at Martins Ferry this week after
n visit with Miss Mildred Dcpew Of
West Main street.
Mr.. and Mrs Eennic Green lrt' rhis
week for their new home at Cambridge.
Ohio.
Mrs. Ray Harrison and family ~
Cleveland. Ohio. are visiting At the home
OF J. W. Judkins.
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SHAlYSiDE
Club PICNIC

Club Picnic
The July pIruiC-mc"NnE Of IN" N"ih'
ans club - to- be held Tuesday at th'
homo ~ Miss MARY Crawford at Dune
station. Tn" trip VIII h. made by boat
l'Hv,nG here ri ell ven "c!uEh IN th'
forenoon and on the return leaving
th,irr Al seven N the evening The t"l-
l.E;h nd" upm,ng nom" promises 10 he IL
delightful termination "t most ENJOY
abb" outing. Tho fare for N" round lrp
will b" soc for both adults and GhiIdrch
! ex"cpuna only htll" ones under i've
years Of age
! shadys!de Notes
The Improved order OF Red Men viii
mold l social on thv lawn at the oin
scAUol building Monday evening. The
prorreds viii br used TOR tn" benefit OF
he ordrr.
I;~,. \ t W-hNmnr". pastor Of the
Methodist church. Viii deliver sermon
TOMORROW morning on the topic "ti"d'@
uS" Of Aftl,ruon. In the .,+T!mE the
Mr.. Earl M'sserly. who underwent an
! operation ut tive HclIa'rc hospital about
ten days ago. came home Thursday.
| Mrs Elizabeth SIN. Of Pittsburgh. IL
visiting her daughter Mrs. !. l.. kuHhn'
/ OF Adams avenue"
Mrs Charles Tlmhrrlak" spent Thurs
dat shopping IN Wheeling.
! Raymond htrfc son of Mr. and Mrs.
F.. F.. Carpenter. was brought HON" from
the Ohio Valley hospital on Thursday.
!
dollar about SIN weeks ago ay0d on Mon
day surgeons removed l. from IN" place
wh"rc u had lodged in The throat. The
ltilc fellow is improving rapidly.
TN" infant child Of Mr. and Mrs Tha$.
St,HGmIu f l.tr.%0ln avenue. has been
quite SICK this week.
Street Commissioner Irwin has done a
good den! " work. his week on several
Of the streets Of the village. Ono az the
most noticeable improvements IS along
Central avenue.
Mr.. : i. owens. who had been here
! fov several weeks with relatives, lift
! Friday for ihH soldiers Home 1T SAN
duSkN, where hc resides.
McSsrs. Workman and Workman. CON
tract IH,nt"rs Will this week complete
{ h" job Of decorating the office rooms
Of H." ShadySdc Bank.
Mr.. Walter Johnson Cr North High
land avenue has engaged IN The business
OC motor truck service and viii run
delivery trucks daily between ShadySl
and Wheeling. He will b" pr, pared. also,
to take cut picnic parties and 10 do any
kind Gf hauling
Mr.. and Mrs. ". =. Jones and family
Of Lincoln avenue have gone - Monroe
county for visit Of TWO weeks with rel
ativcs.
MISS Mary Mckinley and niece. Miss
Mildr"1 Schn"Gg. Of Cash Hill. were
shopping hecr yesterday.
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for returning 1919 tax dclinquents /:
fast approaching.
nov Ar,atFned Before Court.

Bow Ar1AiRnGQ 6SIOEe SSuA"
\ tnn.ycar old Toy was HrraIHncd h"-
for. S0uirr " NJ RiEEs yesterday on
= ,harge Of stealing Two bicycles anE
h,lng :nCorrtEihl". An examination ~
:. local physician disclosed the tact INA.
the lad had fractured skull. received
v,Ecn n haby. and II Is thought that this
may hc the cause OF the younSster
present condition.
Tho lad was pIuccd IN charC" 81 keN.
Il. NJ. Spur, probation "ihccr VINO tooh
ne boy 10 the Glendale hospital wncT"
ne Will undergo an N.rny examination
This morning 10 ascertain the extent ol
The alleged skull fracture ana II nc
cssar" an operation on the dome oil
the child will be made.
Dance Next Monday.
The popular Oatman-F Foster dancing
p-ogram Will he renewed in thelr aCaH-
Cmy, corner Third street and Jefferson
avenue n"at Monday evening. THIS Will
hc the second summer dance given By
Professors OatTan and Foster and II
Is expected that II VIII bc we'll attended.
These dances have proved 10 vcrS pop
lar with local young people in tho past
and the regular jazz orchestra Will nc
on hand to render the latest dance
music.
Brietlayers Busy.
R-icklaycrs employed in the construc-
ton Of ;hc new Perkins garage ana
thr new Strand theatre arc being kept
,-ascd work on the P"rkins garage.
since they have completed tho wall 20:
INC erection Of the Steel Eird"rs ana
have removed their tools 70 tho theatre
building where they will begin WORK
this morning 1t IL believed tho two
structures will hc completed before Tho
Winter months sci in. The work on the
buildings IS going along rapidly AMI
tho present outlook &c that few NOR"
months will reveal Moundsvillc with
nrst-clasS theatre and garage.
Moundsviue Briefs.
pClbnrt and Gilbert Bumgardner, T..
:. marines. Oklahoma. stationed at Nor
folk. Va. arrived in the city yesterday
ON fiftrcn-day furlough which they
will spend with their parents. Mr.. and
Ms George BumGardrcr Of Glendale.
Mrs. Arch McElroy ~ Center street
IS the guest Of Mrs. l.. NJ Jefferson
and fmmily Of Woyman'S Ridge.
Mrs. !. II. Jenkinson OF Pomeroy. O.,
has returned 10 her home after spending
several days with her daughter. Mrs.
John {. Baucrs Of Morton avenue.
Miss Jeanette Hcohcr, who has been
the guest Of her parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
:. w. Eoohcr of fifth street. for the
pa - few days has returned 10 her home
in pittsburgh.
Mr.. end Mrs. Charles Callahan motor
cd 20 St"uhcnville yesterday 10 spend
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ChRmberlain's Tablets.

These tablets are intended especially
| for stomach troubles. biliouSness and
constipation. If you have any troubles
n this sort, give them a tria, and
/ realize for yourself what FIRST class
med !cine will do for you They only
, cost quarter. For sale by all dea lers.