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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-11-12

DOG GUARDS MASTERS BODY.
ELKHART, Ind, Nov. 12.-Guarded
by little white terrier, the body OF
Alva Nicholas, age 63, was found in d
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-11-12
COMPLETE TOURING CAR.

PARIS, Nov. 12.-Complete with
cocktail bar" the largest touring mo-
tor car in the world is now in Paris,
says the Daily Mail.
1t was built for a Belgian millionaire
10 take a party game shooting in
Africa, and is now owned by a former
naval officer. who is to use it for battle
field tourists.
The car seats Is persons and at
night can sleep on spring beds with
every comfort.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-11-12
Every Woman
Ought To Know

Keep in the medicine cabinet at al
times a bottle of Lightning Hot Drops,
the old reliable remedy for cramps.
stomach pains, neuralgia and rheumatic
pain. lameness, swellings. infamma-
tons. toothache. earache. etc
Applied externally it produces com.
forting warmth and suothes pain at
once. A few drops in water taken in
ternally stops distress like magic.
Lightning Hot Drops has been used
In thousands Of families for two gen.
erators-
Your druggist has it-only soc ana
Snc nor hotfle-pua
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-11-12

cornfiefd on the Clarence Fisher farm.
nea. Union, Mich, few miles north
of Elkhart. Mi. Nicholas had died OF
appoplexy while husking corn When
he failed to return to the Fisher home
at nightfall, Fisher and neighbor,
Howard Hilton, set out in a search for
him. They were led to the spot by
the barking of the dog.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-11-12
MARSHAL FocH HoNoREo

tBY Associated Press)
PARIS, Nov. 12.-Marshal Foch haG
added to his collection of titles and
decorations that of "Bourgeoise of
Spa," voted him by that Belgian mu-
nicipality. His right to so call him.
self is attested by an illuminated man.
uscript-
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-11-12
Daniels Orders Awarding
Of Napv and Marine Medals
(By Associated Press)

(By Associated PreSS)
WASHINGTON, Nov. 12.-The sec
ond anniversary of the signing of the
armistice was celebrated in the Navy
and Marine corps Thursday by the dis
tribution of nearly 1000 medals and
letters of commentator for particu-
larly valorous or distinguished per
Torrance of duty during the world
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-11-12

wa The medals and letters awarded
had been forwarded to commanding
officers in all parts of the world and
upon signal by radio and telegraph to-
day from Secretary Daniels office
here, the honors were distributed with
appropriate ceremonies.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-09-16

Hoy es el dfa en- que en- la vecina r~ep1bEca. nuestra hemana del
sur. Sc conmemora d fausto acontecimiento3 de la proclamation de su
Independence, habsndose proclamado nacion lbre y soberana FL 10
de Sepiembre de 1910, en- el hstorico pueblo de Dolorse, por Ell emf
nentt sacerdote d cura de Dolores D. Miguel Hidalgo v Costala.
La pahia de Moctezuma habia estado bajo el domino espanol
por trescientos amos, y durante ese tempo Ia noble raza indfgena ha-
Iba perddo POGO a POGO no solo su ibertad. pues habia quedado re-
ducida Ia escaytud, sio ss cencas y aries, tan notables. que no
las habia iguales en- TODD 81 contnente. sin exceptuar quza nj a las
del Peru, donde los Incas tenjan establecido un RENO muy brlIante.
heieron insoportabless y entonces surgo I'm eaudIlo, que sin mas re-
cursos que SUI fe inquebrantable, sin mas araas que SUI fe, Y sin mas
esperanzas que Ia De MORN en- FL cadalso. Sc lanz6 a Ia lucha, desa-
fando al orguHoso leon espanol, que desde su trono habfa procama-
do que bajo sus dominios jamas Sc ponfa Ell sol
Cuando los pueblos. cansados de sufir, estan dspuestos a arrojar.
Elejos de ST Ell yugo que los sujeta, ~aprovechan la prInera oportunidad
para emanciparse, y este fe precisamente 10 que sucedio en- Mexico
en- aaueIas epocas de felz remembrance. Ell grto del anciano roper
QUITO por todos los ambitos de IA terra mexcana, y a1n cuando los
Ipatrictas que 10 sguerop Juveron que combatr por once amos conse-
cutivos, al fin Sc veron coronadas ss esperanzas, v Mexico surgio
de entire la lueha como nacion independents, y hasta la y echa, a PEE
sar de las reyuetas y guerras que Sc han Aucedpdo en- epocas dstntas,
a1n Sc conserva en- eI cataogo de las naciones Ebres.
Nueyo Mexico en- aquela epoca pertenecia tambien a Espana.
al emanciparse Mexico de la madre paria, esta parte del pals que
hoy IS I'm Estado Ibre y soberano De la Union Americana, vino a ser
de Ia independence mexnana pertenece tambien a nuesuo pueblo,
pues marca una etapa de Ia historic local. della cual existen a1n nM~
merosos recuerdos.
Por 10 tanto. nosotros en- este da tambien unimos nuestro rego
clio al de nuestros hermanos del sur que hoy conmemoran I'm hecho
tan glorioso. hacemos votos porque jamas la dscordla nj la envidia
separen a dos puebos que deben tratarse de hermanos, sno que pOr
e. contrario. Sc unan cada da mas y mas en- los lazos estrechos de Ia
lfraternNdad que dcbe unlr a estos paBes tan inilmamente hgados p0r
Ia tradcon. IA historic. y los laos. de la sangre. En- medic de Ia
llbertad que nuestras nshtucones nos conceden, no olvdemos que
e deseo de esa misma hbertad fue 10 que inspire a los prineros heroes
de la independence americana, y que Ia gran labor de Washington
tuvo su eco en- Mexico donde broto I'm Hidalgo, cuyas dos Gguras son
los soes de primera magnitud que iuninan Ell lmpIdo cdo de Norte
America
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-09-16
LLECARON POR FIN Las FIESTAS

For11m. las tan anuncIadas FIesTas ue 5anTa TE H5BdT0H ~ t5td
semana. trayendo consigo Ia soIemne celebration del hst6rico evento
que nuesna capital Sc ha propuesto conmemorar ano por qo y que
ahora que ha pasado, ha dejado en- nuestra mente IN grato recgefdo;
Ia reconqusta de Nuevo Mexico por e Drai Diego &c Vargas Aapa'a
Bajo Ell punto de vista hstonco. no poda haber sdoaa Fiesta
mas Hd Ia Radcon y a las memorias que nos han legado nuesHos
antepasados. Bajo e punto de vista artisuco So mento solo puede
apreciarse en- toda s extension por aquelhos conocedores del are' que
saben apreciar 10 pintoresco. 10 beAo, 10 estehco. y que al contempiar
eI gruRo artaco que formaban los diversos grupos, los analEaron
bajo Ell punto de vista estehco.
Y por 1Itmo, bajo Ell punto de vista traditional, nada puede COM
p~ararsee, dado que hasta en- los MEMORIES detahes Sc procure hacer
Ia representation una copia heL. conforme a las mas insmas iradcio-
mes ! documentos que han Iegado hasta nosoros.
Los centenares, 0 mejor dcho. los mllares de personas que VI
neron de todas parties del estado v de los estados del oTsnte. haAaron
en- las Fiestas 10 que ~esperaban, y an con veces; y e aspecto mn
ponente que presentaban las GALES henchidas de e~pectadores que
presenciaban el desfle his6nco el inartes en- Ia manana, es pFueba
evidente de que nuesto pueblo tomo una parle muy aehya en- e exlo'
dando mayor solemndad a los actOs pr medode 81 pfesencia
Y dentro de POGO Tenderness e guslo de saber que Ia reproduc-
cin de las FIestas en- las vaas moybles Sc esk pEesentando por todos
los ambftos De los Esaados Unidos. 10 que coussauiri IN immense recla-
me para nuesuo estado y paFdcularmente para nuesra capital
En- una palabra. las Fieslas De Santa Fe fuerOn 10 que De elias Sc
esperaba. no dudamos que para e an0 psoz9o. con las nnosse.o-
mes que quzk para entonces Sc presenter, tenda mayor lucimento.
amen de mas ut1idades. pues este ao fue necesano que "a Camara
de Conercio hdera e d~esemb0lso de iodos los taIes plnsuras etc.
para IA fiesta. scuyo casio no sEa necesauo sOiysfio a hacer.
Va prop6sho De pinturas. drbcmos mencionn e heho Dc que
TODD Il trabajo DE- pntua. sanlo De Ls escudos De armas. como Dc los
cslandaries. baDdrroas. etc. fue herho poE = eoiona De ana'ias ds
Santa re. SIN cobrar nj IN solo eeulaso ps - tabaio. 70 eual g dig
no q elogios. Agunas De las pnhnnS, como pg ernpo. e eSt=n-
dsrle d "a Nigm que sarsfon los Frales FHncneanos. = una loya
DEL sEle. exquisite En- - eieruc6n Dc verdadcro menio; y como
esa. hubo agnas olEas que en- conlunio qazh 20 e apfoaen como
urodKt0 athicos. Desc 4 cS6dao = qnen eFtdao meEee. y POI
d sansO. crsemos que lu aaans d Saria r dbsn rssbr " soso
d uaeiaa
Repsrio ! soAs hs pepoaas ose iomasun pans . \ repre-
seulscs5a. meseren c.iuasn dogto. pua tanaIn 4 peho \ -
ae 4 drecior S. T~iehda caso uBsafts. = hauor eo te6
pufera Sab pfogo e1nctsflm uo ~ mof pap to1n eM
msessn iscnefopa - q buFs osnse e ~ fspeinAs
tn 40 = uta taapoaads = - Aon q r efuso~s e.sies
nM 80 tmrsan 4 eha fesgas = ranu&HsafeNa npmtHt a. Dm
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-09-16
sENDIcloN pc un cRuclFlJo.

+ domingo pasado two lngar en- Ia
lgiesIa de Nuestra sefora de Guada,
|lHpe, ahora convertible en- Santuario,
Ia aolemne hendici6n de un crucifiio,
por 81 Padre Leguilou, quien do ana
expllcaci6n acerca de 10 que eignlfica
81 acto de bendecir d crucifii y ex-
plic0 tambikn que q crnclfij0 repre-,
santa FL evento mas notable de tOda IA
historia de IA humanidad. pueato que
simboiiza IA Redenci6n. Ia victoria
s0bre Ia cruz de Jesucriafo sohre 81
pecado. va Ia salvation de IL raza hui
mana, que por el sacrifieio del calva-
rio hiEo que todos yinleramos q ser
hijos de Dios. Dijo tambien gus este
evento de Ia crpcifinei0n vino q tras-
tornar IA historic de los aiglos haci1n
DO renaeer Al hombre 4 una vida nue..
"a. IA vida De IA gracsa Llamo en-
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-09-16
IS Dc s~EpTIEMaeEl

tDt *E c0iofade8uf1
n pueblo mexicano celabra "a antf
"a, q aniyersario de "a emaneipacl5n
polilies
HaiD ~ cielo De ii patFia toe mexf.
ranpa se apyeauran 3 lleYar las ofrnnl
das De ~ wrAtitud ants lns tamhas ~
To- aroea gre cos DoH Mlguei hidai'
20 5 costiila. lnlelarou la ubra ~.
hebia ~ hacer tore II pals oonquis-
tado pof c0fttz
- rafria M~axieana. aver dollente
y aflisida. hof sonfie paFaaa nus hi.
ioe han a~hahdouaao d incha lrntGi.
esda pAfn eutduar Hssmaa "a "a iAsn.
gto ari traeEta Qne - ENdanri6n y
sHsoFt n NAa9ei ~ IA Rax. rmlzaf41
on uipG AZ laa Atlufaa. e6uiieuza \
aAlir tna alas snhFa Il paia "a Ana.
aaRr at4puts ~ 8os iasEFna 40 lHc1a
lacssaate tpe lne aseiftas nsitncpt
Los uaNfadrses are6e 81 sciis a.
A utafi1. aasan a4 Haftetmef ~
wio 42s tasio ansSaH
iae melifafos a sseea - = ees
lffFsa. sNIns1 ee s faaf4ff -
e4 Elae1lHnn naa
oat ea sss anM tanff
sfoa q aaf bg4ia ) - a4s AZ IA
psiA4. q 8tEaN > faf
eN 81 arHas
Msal1snAs 4Ets e
H So -
.as4 - q Na
s
tW
aH 90
~ Nf
M
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-09-16

imnntos Do Ia ielcsia Catoilca nela
lara lamentar 50 frigte deepedida d
este vale de lagrimas, a slln tics -
Sra Pablo Tafoya. 81, y Sra oeta
piano Hri1ste 81 81. Manuel cneeptn.
Sra Aatuuia yaid6a, y ~ primo Fell
De uriossa. uuien wire en- Colorado. y
i'm gran namaro AZ paffeR{es y aHala.
|tadaN
~ funeral tilyo iagar "a saahaap u
del mlamo mes. q laa 5 az - manana
IN 4 Gatsduf A. san Frannsee ,
Dc all = eementeffo dei Rosario. don
A. sgs reatoa moFtales frefon nepul
tadps Notnlrpt dames lac mas "a
pfeslsAs Rraeias . toda a keate aqs
nos askfi8 iantn - 80 enfef1ueaad
como - q seiui1p 3 faafFaf
No aFndo9R man. qneao a. 10.
- saRcfflnr.
0rTANf&No uRt0HF
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-09-16

mo una e~videncin Ae Ia gran con.
fiAnza del pdblico ", por mi partes
esfcy conyencido Do Que 81 todos
tomaran. 81 Hero Nuzado al sen
q formar una nacI6n De hombres u
De mu3eres mas aanop y mas rohus-
toe."
81 listed no es fuerte o no &c aiente
bueno y sano, debera hacer Ia aiRuien-
te pruebat Eijoqe dufante cuanto
tempo ppede listed trabalar nin sens
ted dos tabietas do cinco granos Dc
Hero Muxado por tres vecen II dfn
despues de los alimentos y p0r
espaclo dc doe eemanae. En- aegt1l-
da pruebe de mueyo au energfa y
fljese 'en TODD To- que ha Ranad0-
NumeroEae peraonaB n~erviugag y de-
caidas que estaban enfermae han
eu salud , ~forfaiexa s~oiarnenfe con
haber tornado el hierro en- una forma
adecuada, y este despues de que an
muchoB casoB habfan consulkado g
varios medicaa Elm obtener q mes
nor beneficio.
N01sA DE Los FAnRxCAMXmss
nj Hierrp Nuxado cue az prascrifo y
r~ecomendado en- las lineas que an
teceden no es un remedio secref0
gin0 que ea blen conOcfdo pof los
farmaeeutlcog de TODD 81 mundo. rs
qistint0 de los vie5oa produntos del
hierrQ fnorganico y os facilmenfe
asimilad0. sin dafar jamas Ia den-
taduras nj ennegrecer los dientes nj
p~erludicaf 81 eef0mago. Los fabff-
canfes garantizan que los resuIta-
dos son alempre buenos v enfera-
mente satiafactorios pare TODD som.
urnQQe o 40 10 conkraPlo 7e devol-
1890 ~ ai1ero Ds vanfa en- tpdss
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-09-16

seguida q los padrinos en- Ia bendicton
del crucifijo. que fueron los senores:
Andres Paeheco. Eugenio Haca, Benz
to Alarid, Cayetano Casados, Manuel
Ortiz y Ortiz, Juan J. Ortiz, Jose u.
Duran. Ricardo Gomez. Lorenzo Gu.
t~ierrez, Celso Lopez, Felipe Perea, 10
50 Perea, y Federico AiaFid. Ensegai-
da Sc organize la procession, y termind
81 acto con Ia hendicidn del Smo.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-09-16

Acepte 81 Jarabe de Higos de Cali
fornia'' solamente-busdue el nombre
California on cada paquete, entonces
estara segura de que esta dando q su
nlho el mejor y mas ~inofensiyo pur-
gante para su e~stomagllita hIgado y
Intastinos. A los ninos les gusta su
SAILOR a fruta. Direcciones completasl
cor cada botella- Dsbar pe4- ~%
lift rnia
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-09-16
iESTA SU CUTS MANCHADOa


"Pano-SanaD es una composition
Embellishments i~nofensiva para el
CUTS, que ha hecho desaparecer Ell
Pafo mas rebelde en- rinc0 dias. No
hay que tomar nada-SoIamente Sc
aplica al acostarse u los resuItados
son rapidos y sorprendentes. Escriba
hoy mismo remitiendo $1.00 v a
vuelta de corTeo recibirA esta mara
villosa preparation. "Pano-Sanav es
de reconocido merito como IN blan-
queador del cults, como tambi6p para
las pecas, espipiflas, manchas v otras
despeffecdf0nes de la cara. Garan-
tizamos e1 resultado. Dinero devueitn
81 no produce entera satisfaction
DUUS PRODUCTS COMPANY
1926 River Street Dept0. IS
CHICAGO. I'LL.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-09-16
EMPlEzA e. sERplclo AEREo
DEL c0RREO

New York. Sept Sci serSicio de
correos trascontinental por el aire
hasta San Francisco fue inaugurado
oficialmente hoy euando r. @. Page
piipteando I'M aeroplano designado
especialmente con csc objel0 y eQui
pado para IIeYar 400 iibras. dc correo.
empag6 su vuelo Al poniante a las S.
30 deade el campo Mineola. Iaar6 ~
Icarea ne cartas a los hlayorea De sells
ciudades situadas q ID largo de Ia ru-
"a, ademas del orr regular.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-09-16
lQus Is 10 que Forma los
Hombres yigOrOsos de- Hero, HOmbres de
UOmbteS ylgOfOS0s
Fuerza Vital, Robus
tos y VictoriOsos Z


- h.L... ~ ~
puh NV hvhApkes ~ MNqptMV
hierro (al par que los companeEoeT
avezados a IA lucha que fegresan
Il Il rsn,r;s. !, Al ca~mrornan4nA%
Ltt N3.t-.ss L1
w ANe AapEal &c tecoHsftulh hoy
dla los negocios y IA vida politlca
de Ia Naci6n Ia vida Il aire
l,l,r. n si.vnln.. fr,,r.1 : 81 500 -
2
men en- touos eps tct0s ies nAn
tornado una sangre RIGA en- hero
4 eskoe h,erfes. sanns = Vigoroaoa Z
1870. III Il. .-g. p
mvueAps le = huniani1Au
tales condolences para rec0nstrlr
Ga eahld no Sc abren q miles de
snd;viduns Al amhna .nxna IN Il
n.y. rt~s zeL
Nlua cAvnp cuyaD cuekuitA1zrb y Attlen.D
faltos dc hierro minan so energia y lo|
hacen dkbilea. ansnicoa ' deczidus. nro,
Is1s-.J~ e-..S- 49, /.
1nclenno = m1luuo 81 ~ tAnbls :
''harnhre del herro.
Al comentar resuacto de- 1aa pro,
babilidades de reconsfruir una raze
mas fuerte de individuos nor medic
del aumento de la provision dc HE
FRO en- au sangre, Ell Or. George n
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-09-16
IA vUELTA DE IA INFLUENZA

parece que Ia habido sells casos 90
influenza en- los condados de valeucia
y Taos. en- este estadO, y que las auto
ridades sanitarias esian hacienda e..
merxos para eombatir Ia epidemic
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-09-16

la famosa compania de IA Marimba
mexieana que dirsis q ST.. Gomez. y
que no hace mueho nos deleitara con
sus coneiertos en- 81 teatro Paris, ha
vuelto a Ia clndad dc reeree0 dc una
gira artfaljca q Colorado. y ha dado
dos muy ehthalaAfaa bales ca In saia
De Ia ArIeeria. RaEece uue plensan
permnnncer entire no80tFcs hasta laa
fieatas, y 0ialA y al sea.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-09-16

Don Anastaefo MonfOya de csta
ciudad vino q aAdbado 10 h tnrde.
con 81 lin de llesar trabaiadores pa
"a Green Rivers. Utah. y ae rlaiiar
. 81 hlio , dam4s paFiontes. , giall6
a eneina del Nae1o Nexicano 81
martee n 81. Mantpsn otpcra 70
gfssar para Green Rivers AL dia 10
u dfa IA.
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1920-05-05
FOREST HILL.

We have been having some cold
weather for April for the past few
days.
The farmers have been very busy
the past week turning the soil, getting
ready for corn.
Miss Gertrude Walker spent the
past week with her cousin Mrs. Eta
Whitehead who is very sick.
Mrs. Boyd Waller and little son
are visiting her parents Mr.. and Mrs.
John Tuck at this place.
Mrs. Ben Steele spent Wednesday
in Maryville.
Mrs. Waller of Lenoir City was the
guest Of Mrs. John Tuck a few days
last week.
Mr.. Dave Hicks was a caller at this
place Sunday.
Guy Bolinger was caller at this
place last Sunday.
Miss Maude Cupp spent the night
recently with Miss Anna Braden.
Mr.. Isaac Finger moved to the
Graves farm last week.
Mr.. VIM. Myers house was struck
by Tightening one night recently, no
serious damage was done.
Mr.. Charlie Bolinger and family
moved down near Holston College
last week.
Rev. James Caylor spent one night
last week with his sister, to see his
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1920-05-05

Hord and wife, also had an old harp
singing that night.
Miss Bertha Bailey who has been
staying at Maryville the past two
weeks, spent the weekend with Mr..
and Mrs. M. T. Bailey.
W. P Brown was a business caller
in Maryville last Saturday.
Mrs. M. T. Bailey and Mrs. Everett
Bailey were shopping in Maryville
last Saturday
Mrs. R. S. Ballard was visiting
near Chambers Station this week,
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1920-05-05
GREENBACK ROUTE 3

The farmers will be glad to see
pretty weather here now.
There will be some peaches and
apples here if the frost doesn't kill
them yet.
Mrs. John Riley Crye and Mrs
Lisk McInturff and Miss Barbara
McInturff called on Mrs. Katy Nelson
Saturday evening.
Mr.. A. j. Kyker has been visiting
his brothers and sisters in Newport
and has returned home.
Rev. K. d. McCulloch and Mr..
Charlie Cannon, Jr., made a business
trip to Maryville Saturday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Cannon called
on Mr.. and Mrs. w. o. Nelson Sun
day.
Mr.. G. w. Daley and wife are
visiting their son Robert Daley.
Mr. Selmer Steele is on his way to
California, his many friends Of Union
Grove are very sorry to have him go.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Fields, Mr..
jack Cannon were shopping in Mary
lille ere day last week.
Mr. IL |; Mrs. Hugh L. Jackson and
Mrs. G trrie Millsaps were shopNlre
q town one day last weez.
Our w. M. y. is progressing at
Union Grove
Mr.. and Mrs. Bee Daley spent
Sunday evening with Mrs. Hugh l..
Johnson.
Miss Edith johnson called on Miss
Anna Yearout Sunday.
Everybody is looking forward to
the decoration the 1St Saturday in
May at Union Grove.
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1920-05-05
SEATON

Mr.. w. j. Lawson of M wnsend
Route one was the guest of 44r. j. M
Williams last Sunday.
Mr.. James R. Headrick Of Walland
was the Sunday guest of his father
near Hubbard.
There was song service at Piney
Level last Sunday afternoon.
Mr.. D. A. Lawson and Misses
Gertrude and Otha Lawson of Union
attended Sunday school at Piney
Level last Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas E. Williams
has as their guest at dinner last Sun
day, his father, NJ G. Williams.
The Annual Decoration of the
Pleasant Grove cemetery will be on
Saturday May % An excellent pro-
gram has been prepared.
There will be Home Coming and
all day services at Piney Level on
Sunday May %, 1920.
Mr.. j. L. Wells has sold his stock
of goods at Hubbard and will go into
the merchantile business near Alcoa
soon.
Mr.. Raymond Everett of East
Maryville was the Saturday night
guest of Mrs. w. D. Williams.
Farmers are quite busy planting
corn and preparing their land for
peas and millet.
The engineering corps was locat-
ing the Wellstown pike last Friday.
Messrs j. M Williams, E. Hitch,
John Riddle, w. P. Steele, Clyde
Nuchols, Perry M. Nuchols, James
Gamble and W. M. Nuchols were
transacting business in Maryville last
Saturday.
Mr.. w. M. Nuchols is doing engin-
eering wrok in North Carolina this
week.
Mr.. w. w. Nuchols and family had
as their guests last Sunday Mrs. w.
NJ. Nuchols, Miss Kate Nuchols,
Messrs P. M. and j. E. Nuchols.
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1920-05-05
KEEP FEELING YOUR HAPPiEST
PURIFY AND TONE UP YOUR
BLOOD WITH THAT FAMOUS
TONIC, PEPTo-MANGAN

Do you seem unable to do any
work, to concentrate, to take any
take any interest in things, during
the wonderful Spring days? Do you
feel just useless and ''no account?
Nothing is really the matter, ex-
cept that, as happens every Spring,
your blood is clogged-it is sluggish
with poisons from it's long Winter
fight.
In time, your blood will probably
adjust itself. But meanwhile you
fret and worry, feel unhappy-and
accomplish nothing. Why do it,
when it is easy to clear up your
blood by taking Pepto-Mangan for a
while? For thirty years, doctors
have been recommending this effec-
tive and agreeable tonic to purify
and build up the blood of rundown,
listless people.
Feel your best. Have fine color,
and spring in your step. Be vigor-
Gus, happy, red-blooded. Get bot
tie of Pepto-Mangan today. The
nearest druggist has it, and in either
liquid or tablet form, just as you pre-
fer. There's no difference in medi-
cinal value.
But be sure you get the genuine
Guides Pepto-Mangan. Ask for it
by that name-"Gude's Pepto-Man-
gam" and be sure the full name is on
the package.-Advt.
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1920-05-05
GRAY RIDGE

DR.. Hyder motored through our
burg last Saturday.
There was quite little hail storm
here last week.
Rev. Press Sanders filled his ap-
pointment at Middlesettlements last
Sunday.
Grant Kidd passed through here
last Thursday.
w. E. Horn haas sold his farm to
Talbot Bros, and G. F. Kidd, con-
sideration $4,000.
Charles Willis left last week for
Kentucky.
Uncle Ben James of Lenoir City
spent last Saturday night with 7. A.
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1920-05-05

niece, Mrs Claude Whitehead who is
seriously sick.
Miss Nora Brewer is still numbered
with the sick.
Mrs. Ed Teffeteller called on her
sister Mrs. Will Braden.
Misses Kate and Barbara Tuck
of Knoxville spent Saturday night
and Sunday with home folks, to see
sheir sister Mrs. Boyd Waller of
Virginia.
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1920-05-05
Why Be Dull
And Laughed
This Spring

Spring FEVER" is NATURAL,
BUT NOT NECESSARY-IT'S
DUE TO SLUGGISH BLOOD