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dijo:
-iEstas dispuesta a recibir al
Santisimo. Carmelita:
"A Dios? iAh, 81. madre mia.
-iEstas ~resignada, hijita?
-iYo no quisiera morirme. madre!
coutest6 Carmen sollozando. por no
dejarIo solo y que tai vez Sc case con
-iCusarme yo! exclame. .Casarme
yo con otra mujer! iNuncai PuedeS
esIar tranquila. lie lo juro:
Carmen me dirigio Il sonrisa. pc
70 sin dejar de liordr. Nj madre en-
tonces me dijo:
Estes son momen,oS precioSos que
es uecesario ~aprovechar. W. iNijo MIC
a disponer 10 convenience para que Sc
reciba al Santisimo.
Comprendiendo que neceSitaba es-
tar sofa con Carmen, salt de Ia sala
obedecitndola.
Mucho de fiera irritada, de leon ra-
bioso y de locura s~alvaje, Gebo ha-
Der tenido en- la fisonomfa. porque
al hablarle al jardinero. comunican-
dole Ia oCdeu de mi nadre. ei pobre
viejo me miraba cor espauto y como
81 tratara de alejarse de mi.
Media bora despuss volvi6> el doc
tor aconpahado de lin anciano sa-
cerdote. cUyos cabellos canos corona
ban una frente. que parecfa como ilu-
minada por Ell reflejo interior de la
oraci6n constante. su mirar era dull
cemente expressive. Y su fisonomfa "a
pacible Y serena despertaba la sim
patfa. a las frases consoladoras que
Gespues de saludarnos me dirigi6, no
supe que contestarle-
Mi cerebro comenzaba a darse cuen
IA de los hechos de un nodo confU-
so, ' uni perception ffsica { inte!ec-
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.ESTA SIENDO MUY ACTIVA LA CAMPANA DE
HGIENIZACION EN- LA CIUDAD DE MONTERREY
Los habitantes todos estan cooperando de muy buena vo-
luntad con Ell objeto de que de Ell resultado que Sc desea

MONTERREY. y. l., JUNO Liza
campana de higienizaci6n Sc halla aho
"a en- toGa SUI fuerza Y en- ella eStan
.cooperando activamente Y de muy bue
ma voluntad. todaS las classes sociales,
81 concrete Y la industrial. unos pro-
porcionando fondcs. otros prestando
Su esfuerZo personal, aquellos toman-
do %iniciativas privadaS V los que me-
nos. aCatando al pie de Ia letra las
mas como ahora. Sc habia mostrado
por el pUblico. y principalmente por
aQuel,as personals Cuyos intercseS pu-
dieran Sufrir leSiones con las DISPOSE
clones de Ia autoridad. IN espiritu
de cooperation mayor. pues SO Ia he
cha a un lado todo egoisuO.
La mejor prUeba de este. IA sido
Ia actitud de los comerciantes quo
desdc hace muchos amos Sc hallaban
establecidos en- 81 Mercado CCl5n Y
que tiencn contratos con q Ayunta-
miento. ~ djchos concentrates Sc
les notified que debian de d~ssocunar
los locales que teniau ca q PariAn
para proCede- a Ia reconstruction =
higienizaci6n de csc v.ejo ediflcio.
ameMaza he insalubridad que hu te-
nico Monterrey por muchoS amos. Y
ningu7o Dc los citados comercian:es
Ia neHsado S!guiesa On qu" se IL
lesionaba en- sus intereses y que pc
Hia pcdi- urInIro contra es;i DISPOSE
ci6r. vienGo tan stlo nor faci'itar a
ms 4Utoridades ST. benetica DORA de
>anidad. tan Indispensable w Ell "a
poblacj6u.
Los citsdos comerciantes deberan
desocupar sus locales eli 81 t=rmino
fe diaz dlaS, segIn Ia notification lei
Alcalde %rinero. pues seSGr iuformc
de "a ComiSi6n de SaIubridad. e. Ia
riGH constituy". cH las condolences Ell
ute 80 encuen;ra uctua!nente. .un YER
dadero foco dc infection ' q mejor
amigo para Il propagation de cualQuie
"a op'dcrH:a que Sc Gesale en- Ia ciu-
dad.
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tual. era a cada momento mas ' mas
incomplete
Aurel anciano. mi madre Y Carmen
permanecieron en- Il sala durante al
gunos minutes. Y eI doctor Y 70 en-
Ia pieza Immediate.
Ell oratorio estaba iluminado. Y los
criados V algunas personals RAJ
oraban arrodilladaS.
FL doctor me did un cirio encendi-
do. llevindome en- Seguida a Ia sa-
Ia en- Ia cual penetramcs, con aque-
Has otras personals que llcvaban. CO.
mo noSotros. alGunos cirios. los cua-
les dcspedian Imarillenta luz La ella
ridad del sol entraba por las venta-
mas abiertas.
Carmen estaba sentada en- Un sii!6n
Y el sacerdcte a uno de Il lados, le-
vantando una blanca hostia
madre orasa arrodiliada.
En- medic del murmullo de las ora
clones. del chisporroteo de los cirios
: de los trinos de los pajaros Que vo-
Iaban por el jardln. OF la voz del doc
tor que decfa:
ST eS n Ialta g! CoTtar flores.
Ell Greer que los pajsros habl"n y e.
anlar mucho. esa criatura ha Peca-
DO. TEMPO ha de transcurrtr para
u entire a los cielos otra alma mas
pura.
Despues Vi salir toda aquella2 genie
y aouellas luces: contests de IN mo-
do vago al sacerdoote qua Sc .despe-
-,,1
do bien, Y cuando Ell jardinero cerro
la puerta de la Gale. volvf a Ia sa-
Ia cuya atm5sfera tcnla csc dior pc
culiar que produce la cera al ardcf.
Mi madre prosecufa orlando. Y Car
men. reclinada sobre Ell respaldo del
sill6n. tenia su mirada fila al ira
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pone Y 10 ordena. 81 es 2sl es nece-
sario resignarse; pero To crea listed.
no es cierto que de veras me niue
IA yo. Son chanzas con este amigo.
iVaya! 81 listed no quiere, no me mo-
rire. La ouiero q listed y 10 M tan
to a este senior, que Dios nos deJara
vivir juntitos a los tres, unos olas
mas. iVaya! yea listed, manIta..'..
como va estoy buena.
;Ah, ~vosotros los que no habeis a
ma6o. no ameis nunca Ia lorna Id
belleZa. el cuerpo Y las Ilusloncs Va
mas. V los deseos impuros, Y las rea-
iidades groseras, porque TODD ESQ SO
transforma en- gusanos. en- podredun
bre. en- lodo, Y iesaparece Y Sc AMI
ouila ' Sc observation-disclosures que
81 nor eI contrario. annals los senti-
n,ientos. las ideas, las belleZas mora
les V las virtudes de un ser, es de-
cir las manifestations que reveldn
a una alma, que es ~incorruptible Y
eterra. aInarsis siempre.....y al fl
Jar Ii mirada en- ell oceano aZul del
firmamento, la vereis cruzando por
entire sus innume:ables oleadas de
estrellas.l
Cuando Carmen termin6 aquellas
frases schemes. mi madre no pudo
reprimir algo que Sc parecfa a un
solIoZo. La pobre nina Sc volvi6 ha-
cia ella, Y con acento consoladof, lie
dijo:
i ava, Mamita! ;Que es ESQ?
listed esta ~creyendo que es verdad
que me voy "A morir. listed me ha
dicho ,siempre que Dios TODD 10 dis
Y al decir este. Carmen animada
como por un soplo gaivanico produ-
cido por SUI fuerza de %voluutad y si
fuerza moral. Sc puso en- pie. Y con
asombro MIC Y de mi madre Y sin
apoyarse en- ninguno de los dos. di"
algunos pasos por Ia sala. dirigien-
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mayor ansie6ad, Y por e. murmullo
dulce que producia Ia VOC de mi ma
DIRE al orar.
Como a las cinco Sc estrerneclo, y
voiviendo hacia mi IA cabeza Y IL
jando en- mis- ojos sus hermosaS pu-
pilas negras. en- cuyo fondo Sc Vela
no Sc que luz gloriosa, reflejo tai vez
de Ia e~rarnidad, dijo sonriendose dull
cemente:
tie acuerdas? IRA noche te Ju-
RI Que 81 te alejabaS de mi q yo
moriria. V voy a cumplir mi Juramen
to V a hacerte otro. Juro por Ell dos
cue tengo en- mi cora2Gn en- este mo-
mento. que mi alma va a segulr VI
viendo a tn lado, envolviendote como
la luz V Ell aire. como I'm perfume )
como una atm6sfera nueva. o d
morir para la vida de la TERRA y a
nacer para Ia vida eterna de las al
mas. Cuando este suceda. dentro de
algunas horas. mi alma, exhaiada en-
mi postrer suspiro, Sc Tundra mez-
clandose para siempe en- ia tuya' }
desde csc sublime i%nstante, yo te 10
iuro. TO tendr4s otro pensamiento
mas Que 81 MO.
iGracias. Carmen. AIM sueua III
VOC de virgen en- mis- oidos, tn VOC
uura. fresca. vibrante, y
angelica; atm siento sobre mi cora
:6n el latido del tuyo: Il vienen d
nj cerebro las ideas. porque u las
,nspiras. Y 81 Mi sangre circula pof
mis- venas. es porque conserva toda-
ia Ell faego que lie comunicaste con
u divine amor
iPobre nina, m~artirizada por ei deS
mo, iPobre angel viciado tan DC
! una ardiente contemplation del /
cal, iT1......sola ....lienas mi
>ensamiento! ITu sofa haces latir mi
~coraz6n.
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NO PODIA ESTAR EN- PIE

No Sc necesita mucho para gle los
rinones no funcionen bien e inmedla-
tamente el ORGANISING empieza a lie
narse de venenos que originan gra-
e Intermediates. D. C.. Diamond.
1855 ". 80 St. Cleveland. o. dice:
LA terri.le tos Y resfriado que ST.
Fri. a~fectaron mis- rinones y mi es-
palda estaba tan delicada que no po-
dia estar de ME. Tome Foley Kid
ney Pills Y II. dieron VI eXceiente
resultado." (Adv.)
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oTRA EMPREsA QUE AYUDA

La Companfa de Tranvfas. Luz y
Fuerza Motriz de Monterrey. ha re
suelto secundar la campaha privada
de higienizaci6n que inici6 hace dias
Companfa Fundidora de Fierro Y Ace
70 Y coadyuvar de II manera mas
directa V eficaZ a la hisieniZaci6n or
Ccnada por las autoridades locales.
FL sohor E. F. SeiXas, Gerente de la
mencionada empresa. ha estado cele-
brando conferencias o los jefes de
los differences departamentos de la
negotiation. para tomar lbs cuer-
dos relatives 3 la campana. habien-
.%ose nombrado desde luego I'm Conf
is cue So encaragara de d!rigir los
trabaios La miSma empreSa ha pc
dido "a por TELEGRAPH a los Estados
.Unidos. una gran cantidad de ampo-
ue.as con suero anti-pestoso tanto
para inyecciones ~preventivas, como Gu
rativas. Y gran cantidad de materials
desinfectantes para usarIas en- IA plan
"a. oficiras y residencias de SuS en-
pleatos.
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TONIC MARAVlLLOSO
Del Padre Pena
ALTvfA DIEz -ENFERMEDADEs

l-TuLercuioSis e1 primer gradO- 2-La dis
reres;a por sr6nica que sea, 3.-E reuna;is
no. LAS neuralEias- 5.-Las caienturas
mis- rsbel6es. 6.-Las toses y catarCos- T.
Las dolcncias cue Guedan de a lnflenE2
s-Los males del eorsz6n que pCovlenSn de!
st6unago e-La anenia- i0-LAs :ieores
palGdicas o fries
sSISJTWFRABI.ES SON LOS TESTIMONIES
BE Los ENFERMoS QUE HAN SANA:
DO con ESTA NEDICINA DEL PADRA
PESA.-ESTA NEDICLSA ESTA DEL
payfESTE REGISTRADA BAJo Ell NJ
PRECIo -Fraseo de 10 onzas. 800 De
s onzas. SOC
De VENTA
En- Laredo. Texas. Bclcas de- Resagio ,
En- Sap Antonio. Texas. Bo.icas De Hldal'
60. del AEula. csc, 50 Lareto > NieTa y
San Pedro
PADRE PENA
1905 Main Ave LAREDO. Texas
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triucion. FL producto de Ia nueva
contribution. Sc destinara EXCLUSIVE
mente a Ia campaha de higientzaci6n.
The Butler weekly times and the Bates County record. (Butler, Mo.) 1918-1950, 1920-02-19

{. \. Wallace has sold his iirc
farm i'll Charlotte township t" Jane,
i,cvan. Consideration $4,000.
When in need OF good tire go /"
N4Mott * Major,
Lewis kadiord was in town Satur-
day and made The Times Office a
p'ta,ant call.
WrMou & Major Tor Your casing.
ail guaranteed. The name behind tn
tirc q, &
Mr.. and Mrs. {. 5. l:win motored
to hHnaa, City one day The last of the
we -te-,i,.l.e -;,--slll4ri ---NiA it---Witll
friends.
Douglas Shoes at Black & Sons. II
Mis-, Edna Shryack. one OF the
teacher, oi the Washngtun school.
was called TO Warrensbury by the, ills
ness OF her mother.
Tiger Foot Tire. famous iur mile
age, made in all standard sizes, We.
Mott < Major.
Id IIcavilin, "Unclc Johnny" re-
turned the last OF the week from
SWcc, Springs, where he has been
visiting friends and relatives. We be-
lleye tina; the contin!,cd drinking ri
Sweet Springs water will make him a
young man again.
..t ~ t,,h..c
para gum tubes. They are built layer
upon player and vulcanized by a lol.I
cure, NeMott Il Major.
Paul .cvy, OF the Sam Levy Mcr
camille Company, who has been III
Ncw York buying goods for the
stor2. returned home Friday and i'll
due time will tell through the adj
,ertiSing columns of the Times OF the
bargains that he picked up.
Uveralls- Juinpers-Black Il Sons.
Mrs. Il. X. Stout, of Bar,lesvillc,
Oklahoma, who has been in New
York buying goods for the new store
which she and Mr.. Stout have recent
ly opened i'll Bartlcsville, stopped oil
on her way home for a few days
visit with her parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
!. 5. Brown. south OF town.
Inn Gard Tire Reinforcement.
ready to use. Stands between yorr
tire trouble Guaranteed absolutely
blow out proof Prevents 20 per cent
punctures. Guaranteed to duuh.t
your tire mileage. See WeMott X
Major about them.
The Butler weekly times and the Bates County record. (Butler, Mo.) 1918-1950, 1920-02-19

w. ]. Brown. teacher OF vocational
agriculture i'll the High school, Went
to Carthug. Friday and spent the
seek Ell with home iolks.
G. T. Walton, representative OF The
Walton Trust Company at Chilicothe
was a business visitor here the first
OF the week
Lester and Lawrence Graves came
down from Kansas City and spent
sunday with their parents, Mr.. and
Mrs VIM. Graves.
Relatives in this city have received
word the serious illness OF Claude
Edwards, at Oakland, California. lie
is in hospital in that city suffering
from pneumonia.
Tie Times phone number is 81
Get tic habit OF calling up.
MIR. William 5. Oates, of bl'rav.'H
and Miss Stella Mann, OF AIria:l'
were united in marriage at Recorder y
office Thursday, February -, ')eo,
Judge B. +. Jetcr ofticiatlng
The Butler weekly times and the Bates County record. (Butler, Mo.) 1918-1950, 1920-02-19
A. Y. Linard has purchased the
kopp property on South Broadway.

a. Y. Linard has purchased the
kopp property on South Broadway.
George lIupp, who is attending a
business college in Kansas City spent
the week end in this city with home
folks.
w. T. Cole has purchased the Cat
ron property On North Fulton street
The purchase was made by the ;'''lgr
as an investment
Mrs. Robert Sturgeon and son,
Ray, were called to Harrisonville the
first OF the week by the illness OF her
daughter, Mrs. Gr~G.-Wirt.r-- -----.------v--
s. A. b. I:drington. one o! Spruce
townships energetic Democrats, was
in the city Saturday and made this "i,
flee pleasant call.
Mrs. Julie {. llupp has sold her
property on North Broadway TO
Gladys G.. Martin. She will move to
the property recently purchased irn"'
Alex Cameron, on the corner OF East
Dakota street and Broadway.
The Butler weekly times and the Bates County record. (Butler, Mo.) 1918-1950, 1920-02-19
Mrs. w. p. Largent Dead.

Mrs. w. p Largent died at the
family home in Shawnee township
Friday, February 9th, 1870; aged 20
years, 3 months and II days.
The Largent family has resided in
Missouri for s. years and in Bates
county - ysass.-AdTian Journal
The Butler weekly times and the Bates County record. (Butler, Mo.) 1918-1950, 1920-02-19

w. T.. Welton. of the Welton Jew
elry company, left the first of the
week for. st. Louis to buy stock for
his store.
New suit cases and grips, Walker
McNibben's.
Harry Epperson, of Epperson's
garage, returned the first of the week
from Mexico, Missouri, where he had
been on business trip.
New wonlcns dark aprons, Walker
Mci\ibbcn's.
t Miss Mary I.efkcv came up from
1T. Scott, Kansas, and spent the
week end i'll this city with her par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. +. O. l.efker.
Mi kind, OF babies kid shoes,
Na."cr-.4 .>!bDci s..
Mr.. ~ j.. i>u\a.i delightfully."- en-
ttlta.lud "@o,,, t..:rty lady friends
tuesday afternoon IN honor cat Mrs.
Warren DANai.. y '.anty 'NWu.coNr :
.tt}.'. Il WAS acr> ca,
Special .\rm,' ahov, ior m~n, $5,%:z;,
y aIhlr-Aic h.Lbpn >.
joins Drer. who re emily Sold Ills
arm. ha> !, )rcAascd aNot"et p''Nr
.r t,itr. +, ,,lin n,ssrss;on nrxj
''N' N'
.,,,, ,:..,,,, lu....,.. in Y....
..... .~.., .....r.- ,i..>;l,,..n>
l.g.lt Nu.ul 0Jpurned FRIDAY a|l"
ihi4c laiIIru and III, ,lcn 4J,,p.. +,
i,n., =. ,...' w.. .In,iu.r 81.
ana u. 80 lars. ne. tylls, !: :,
" ;.,ct~A., t>ibnci,
>'':. N't''"i" !" .l">I! Az" -''a'
uul,d IN 1narrll4y li..r.t;iy, i.v,t-
I..u.,. l., lg-J, al tHc recorder , ca
nee. n,u4v Z. il. jet.r uiit-latMa.
A.vA rs" Dress .'.NrtS, 9i.5j, ." J.
,-..'1 Ai:>r'-A' cNlhptn ;.
a., .... &c..
~ "'''~V H'''' 1''"'' sac
a. .'- y! '''' '''''
800 - 80 ''1'''' We
An ages al P''''"' ''''" '''.,.
"'"'" "a''"-''."'
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.l'. ,nuntv. ,ur,r,rtr,iIv,,,,, au,i III,
'"hn,l nrInc,,,'t, in. jefferson, ity.
,;.n ,,,t ,,,.,r da,, -; l,., ye,k Tie
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The Butler weekly times and the Bates County record. (Butler, Mo.) 1918-1950, 1920-02-19


Mayor, ur. !. T. Hull.
Attorney, ]. +. Smith.
Marshal. X. l.. Bradcn
Police Judge ". +. ilems:rcc,.
Assessor, .iohn Wright.
Collector. l.. ". kccic.
Trca> urcr, ". i. Catlerlin.
Councilmcn: First Ward, j.
, ricmaa. second Ward q. +. Wyatt
,iri Il ard !. w Eg&iesun u6m'
.trElD. ". II. SrIi,h t,hort term. :
,'uar;h Ward. IL. Ii. Wells.
ommit:cenvn: First Ward. |.
i. Cannon: Second Nard. +. "
Arnold; Third Ward. W. !. Bullo /,
Fourth Ward. ". X. MORRISON.
The city committee organized II,
nc election oi W. ]. Bullock, csai.
man and Mr. Morrison secretary
The Butler weekly times and the Bates County record. (Butler, Mo.) 1918-1950, 1920-02-19
High Art Suits at Black & Sons.

High Art Suits at Black & Sons.
Mrs. Earl Mulkey came down from
Kansas City the last of the week for
short visit at the home Of her
mother, Mrs. II. l.. Clinkenbeard.
IT, S. Army Shoes. Munson last.
1850, Sam'l evy Mere. Co.
c. A. Wallace has sold the property
on East Dakota street that he recent
ly purchased from v. l.. Johnson, to
Judge w. +. Cole.
L. S. Army Shoes. Munson last,
$50, San,l tevy Mefe-@ t4,--
The girls basket ball team OF the
Butler High school lost to the girls
of the Bolton high school, on the lat
tcr's court. Friday ni@}t, by score
rot ~ 10 ~.
Extra quality work shoes, hror.l:
and smoke, $500 and $3.50 San !
Levy Mere. Co.
I he Adrian fire department j, no.
equipped with . ntW up-ta~oa.r Il t.es
track with modern lire tisA,iHs e'r.
vices. The COS; II the outIf!. =
SIS 10, according tn the .l"u,n.j
Extra quality work shoes, brv"A
and atnui,e. $..oJ ana <I,5D, "@t1i
Levy Mere. 60.
~,
,as, who many years ago conducted
. laundry i'll this city. arrived the last
a the week on wait to old 1rienus
N""'" size l9~@ III d '"ta' ara !
-! ""'itThs' lt!""cf"'e'y priced, .H;'l.' !
t-t=t-szz=s=s'=
No.. T. ,5.,..,.,,.1.,,,. fa,r
,,.."i,,, i,.,.tn, ,,,,+ ,,o,.. - L-.r
49,. -. '...,,, N',.'., ~, L,,,;,as1 .i'o
.;r,. 49, ,L,. ,,,.n,. .,, ,r,do ~ ~
.'tt a pleasant VISIT: Ihe reports the
! i"iiu'h"" 9't"1!'oI' III N'Ho"9 NtN "9
''''''S .Nel1 pa"'
"lolonial' silk. tare=tr:. and ert-
."uNc draperits IN tEe ,pi1ns me-
6! patt~rte For HpHlv b>autl.yiu!
.rAlll Levy Mcr>. 60.
49,,
HIS "''Nt vas N"'''l''h''t''''',
.\}'1''''!"5 ny Il ga! 'f"fI MI: 'y''4
.''@,, w. j. -]'''i''V'' VINO '''t |'a't',i >
johns .ru several !tara ago VA =
/. a!uvnt IF p>cpNatcr township, but
NOV, lives at Ntvu. t'.lI'e, II rut,1i,,.
.,,. ..
''ll>' pumps. tor lAdlca and ni'aaNN'
IAN Levy "cF>' Co.
....., 60. ..,~
&C 1I'r'%'' ". - T. l., ~ -, 80 w.
amen al Ht",cf aaron ; sa'' : "S9<
gay, f~1'' ''l''';'',5 " 'ot r, S,'ii' o.
'h.i'y one 'F5p ""f''' = ''c y '''''
MA l'tt' i "u' s""S OK '"'S "''N 81
''r nome 90 N'>' S"'''t ~ ""'7v 'N''
-,...---.-.,......,-.-- kepprt&-s.
large Varieties OF new patterns, 9a'n
l.e>y McTt. 90.
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The Butler weekly times and the Bates County record. (Butler, Mo.) 1918-1950, 1920-02-19
Sum NIT Township Democratic
Convention.

The Summit township Democratic
ter at 10 o clock a. H., saturday,
March o., for the purpose OF clectny
tour delegates to tie county conVen-
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4. i. Cummings.
Mrs. Ann :'tdrScrr.
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The Butler weekly times and the Bates County record. (Butler, Mo.) 1918-1950, 1920-02-19
Democratic City Convention.

The Democrats of this city met II
convention at the Circuit court rooui
Friday night with good attendance
The con> ention was organized 10y
the election oi Judge ilcnry L. Shcp-
pard. chairman. and +. +. .jcter, Sec
rotary. y full ticket WAS nominate c!
and following are the nominees
School Director. Mrs. j. T., w
The Butler weekly times and the Bates County record. (Butler, Mo.) 1918-1950, 1920-02-19

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The Mena weekly star., 1920-02-26
NAMES DELEGATES TO MEET
 OF LIVESTOCK PRODUCERS
Judge Finger Chooses Strong Repre- sentation From Polk County on Re-
 quest of R. M. Cow.

quest of k. M. Cow
 The eighth annual meeting of the Arkansas Stock Growers Association will be held at Little Rock on Febru- ary 25, 26 and 27. Among other things to come up will be the matter of control of contagious and infectious diseases among livestock, and the de- velopment of the livestock industry of Arkansas will be the keynote of the entire program.
 In addition there will be an auction of 41 head of purebred Hereford, 45 head of pu-ebred Shorthorn, 10 head of Aberdeen-Angus cattle and 45 head of purebred hogs.
 On request of R. M. Cow, secretary treasurer of the association, Judge H. W. Finger appointed the following as Polk county delegates:
 w. E. Watkins, Mena; J. c. Allen and Ford Younce, of Cove; Ober Rowe, D. E. Myers and G. H. Johnson of Hatfield; Holder Williams, Board Camp, and Frank Pearson, Grannis.
 Judge Finger and Inspector Grady Hand will also attend
The Mena weekly star., 1920-02-26

Wanted Girl to work in restaurant.
 Will pay good wages. Mrs. D. w. Bowers, Hatfield, Ark.-Adv. 47-6t 92
The Mena weekly star., 1920-02-26
DENTIST

Dr. L. O. Dickson, dentist of Mena will be in Cove Tuesday and Wednes- day, Feb. 24 and 25, and will be at wickes Friday and Saturday, Feb. 27 and 2S, to do dentist work Adv S-2t
The Mena weekly star., 1920-02-26
OSLER THEORY
 IS SHATTERED
Aged Men, Who Thought Themselves Out of It." Quit Poorhouses fer Good Jobs in Ohio--Thc
 Women. Too.
1Rv Internatlonal MI servIee.l

tBy International News Service)
 Cincinnati. O.. Feb 24.-The famous osler theory regarding the age bound ary of usefulness is being shattered daily in ohio. The various county poorhouses bid fair to become manless institutions. for the old men are be- coming imbued with young ideas and are stepping forth into weil-pay- .ng jobs.
 The industrial world and the old men have awakened to the truth that they can and should combine success fully to the we'll being of both." one very large Ohio employer said to-day. Tt is a new idea and it is working out
 For several years, one old fellow out at the city infirmary. near here, a chap who is nearing his seventieth year. was cloistered from the world, rusting away. and spending his hours in gloomy contemplation and memo ries Along the new idea.
 Say" exclaimed the old man to Superintendent Proctor, T was a good shoemaker in my day. I'm still a good shoemaker"
 The old fellow oheerily said Good bye" and now earning $36 week, and in the evenings may be seen at downtown theatres and in other pub lie places. Others, as old, or nearly as old. have discovered they have pep" and have landed jobs at from $20 to $50 week Many of the women at the infirmary likewise have depart ed and found employment In all, the southern Ohio infirmaries here lost more than 200 men and women in the last few months, because of the high wages paid.
 Numerous old men who had retired long ago to the privacy of their homes have learned that the world is vel coming them back and that it has dis covered that there is no such thing as a has been" In short, there is work and there is fun in the world for the Ohio old man, so-called. Prob ably 300 of these have resumed work, which is al least some slight relief in the shortage of man power.
The Mena weekly star., 1920-02-26
Your HOmt|

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