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The Little River news., 1920-08-07
Marvin News.

Marvin Community, Aug. 4. (Special) MT Cody Trammell returned home Friday from visit in Polk county.
 Mir. and Mrs. G. E. Scott of Fore man were visiting relatives here Sum- day.
 Mrs. F. B. Hampton of Wallace was in our community Sunday.
 Mir and Mrs. Luther Mauldin of Wallace visited at the home of MT. and Mrs. Jas. Maddox Sunday.
 Will Hampton was in our commun- ity Sunday,
 Remember August 20th is the date set for the cemetery working at Mar win. All interested will take notice, and be there on the date.
The Little River news., 1920-08-07
IF ELECTED ATTORNEY GENERAL

Every effort will be made by me to render to the proper officials opinions that can be understood and applied to such statutes as are in controversy.
 Every effort will be made to dis cover non-taxpayers and to bring them to a prompt settlement through necessary procedure in the courts or otherwise.
 Every effort will be made to guard the interests of the state in pro- perty or purchases when the opin- ion of the Attorney General is necessary to determine title or procedure.
 Your support solicited,
 NELL BOHLING
The Little River news., 1920-08-07

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New-York tribune., 1920-01-18
ron RENT, N. ).

SOUTH GRANDCHILDREN home OF O. II.
1n9ersoll on Scotland Road. for sale;
feet condition.: attractive price ana terms.
f. d. Lambie, 2s5 Broadway, n. Y.
New-York tribune., 1920-01-18

Unusual Opportunity--westchcs
handsome estate. modern homo. mas
ter's bedrooms, baths: Z servnnts rcom.
batha Garage. nve cars; greenhouse,
xeketaols gardens rental $1,000. Imme-
0tate possession.
. EVERETT M. sMxAS CO.
1890 Murray Hill EC7 Hfh AZ uaaa>
New-York tribune., 1920-01-18

IDEAL ALL YEAR ROUND HOME
SEVEN ACRES No 1os 675 FEET ROAD FRONTAGE
Frame house, hail. large BATH besides fin
1shed oor electricity
views road three sides golf and tennis by large barn.
abundance of fruit vegetable garden lawns
New-York tribune., 1920-01-18
AIL THE ORANGES.

II you contemplate moving there n no.
inner or more convenient suburban looe-
ton than ''rhe orengss" Modern houses
eS every dsecription for sale ut all prtoeA
spp. Brick Church Sta. Mast oraRge. N. J.
New-York tribune., 1920-01-18
WESTCHESTER

TEN OR MORE ACRES No. o IMMEDIATE POSSESSION
Fl baths central hail. parlor large varandas
portecochere refrigerator plant garage ten cars stables
and barns chauffeur and gardeners cottages house,
all buildings heated by hot water handsome lawns shrubs
and trees.
New-York tribune., 1920-01-18

FARM TYPE FRAME HOUSE
ACRES No.
Farm house. 10 BATH electricity wate
three
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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-03-24
la ESCUELA
FERROCARRILERA
MEXECANA.

En- meros de un aho de haberse in.taa.
do, ha instruido a -uchos cstudisates par.
que consiruiersn cmpieo en- los IF. &C Ma
cionales de Mexico 5 otros sistemas fer-o-
viarios.
Sc imparten conocimientos y ensehanzs
tompieta y moGerra: a 1rspectores de Loco
motora.. Inspector es de Frenos &c Aire, ms
pectores de Calderxs, Inspectors &c Trenes.
Maquinistas. FoGoneTos. Conductors, Caro-
teroc, Rcparadores de Carros, Mecan;cos &c
Casa Redonda. M.ctnicos de Piso J Taller
General. Meranicos de Frenos de Aire. Es-
pec!alistas y otros varios cu-sos.
La Escuela Ferrocarrilcra Me1icana ense-
fla esos trabaios por corresrondencia, a to-
dos aQuellos que Gescarcn ser algo mas QUE
eternos esclavos de trabaios duros y suel-
dos BIS Jos. y ayuda a perfeccionarse a los
que ejercen sin teTer grandes onocimientos
la Escuela Ferrccarrilera Mexicana Is re-
rouocida y recomendada por todas las Unio-
res DE Ferrocarri!eros MeIicanos, altos Ietcs
, prominentes empleados.
Por IA insignif:cante suma de cuatro pesos
eincucnta c~ca;avos. puede empezar a perfec-
cionarse o estudiar IN curse: luego circo
~rentavos diar;os hRsta que 3p-enda IN curse
= reciba Sertificado y diploma.
:Desea probar ST. fuerza de voluntad para
aprenter Rlgo rrovechoso? Renaita IN peso
c;ncuen.a c~entavos en- giro postal L crden dc
express. e irmediatsTente rccibira lecc;enes
= muestras de Srabados a varlos dolores. Su-
f~icientes para un mes de estudios.
Direction:
ESCUELA FERRoCARRILER!A MEXICAEA
P. o. Box II. Indis. Calf. U. S. A
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-03-24
VIGILANCIA ESPECIAL
EN- Ell MERCADO "JUAREZ".

En- vista de que una v~erdadera
playa de rateros ha establecido su
campo de accion en- ell Mercado Jua-
rez de esta ciudad, al grade de que
son va incontables los robos que aGn
en- pleno dia Sc cometen, ell Juez AuXi
liar de dicho local, ha conferen-
ciado con ell Alcalde Primero. sobre
Ia convenience de crganizar TN cuer
20 especial de Policia integrado por
los mismos concentrates que tienen
establecimientos en- ell propio Merca-
do. para que Sc haga una estrecha
vigilancia a fin de proteger en- 10 po-
sible sus ~intereses.
I'm grupo dc ferrocarrileros j6-
venes, de los que prestan sus servi-
clos en- las tres Divisiones que tienen
su asiento en- esta ciudad, que son
por otra parte. enthusiasts ALTOONA
dos al teatro Y cine. tienen ell pro-
veto de hacer una pelicula sobre e.
pisodios ferrocarrileros, en- Ia que Sc
d~esarrollen algunas escenas verdade-
ramente pateticas, aprovechando al
efecto las diversas lineas f~errocarri-
leras que salem de esta ciudad Y en-
las cuales Sc encuentran sitios muy
a prop6sito para tales escenas.
Los citados jovenes Sc han dirigido
va al senior Ramon Marty. popular
~aficionado al arte teatral Y experto
cinematografista de la localidad, soli-
citando tanto su para diri-
cir algunas de esas escenas. como pa
IA tomar la cinta que sera exhibida
posteriormente en- uno de los princi-
pales teatros de esta ciudad.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-03-24
SANTOS EMPRENDIO
UNA GIRA POR Ell
ESTADO DE N. LEON
Anda recogiendo impreao-
mes acerca de las mas
urgentes necesidades
de los pueblos

MONTERREY, n. L. Mario I'll
e. gobenador del Estado, Jose Z.
Santos. ha ~emprendido una gira por
ell distrito noreste del Estado, cue a
ba rca varias importantes municipa-
lidades, la principa! de elias. Corral
vo. Cabecera de Fraction Judicial.
FL ~gobernador sali6 por Ia via del F.
C. de Monterrey a Matamoros, ha-
hiendo hecho ell viaje hasta Los He
rreras. de donde continue para Ce-
ralro en- .Automovil.
Tanto en- Los Herreras, como en-
Cerralvo, Ell Executive del Estado. a
Quicn acanpaAa n gran comislon.
fue recibido cntusiasticamente, por el
elesnento Official, varias organizacio-
nes Y clubs. dando despues de las
ceremonies de ~bienvenida. audiencias
publicas, a fin de que las personals
| que tuvieran algun asunto particu-
lar que tratar con 81, pudieran expo
| nerlo. Uno de los ~ciudadanos que
c~onferencio con Ell gobernador sobre
asuntos de interes publico. fue ell c.
nlisionado de instruction Publica de
Los Herreras. quien eXpuso al funcio-
mario dicho, la necesidad en- que Sc
Italian las escuelas de csc distrito de
ser proveidas de libros Y TITLES esco-
lares. FL executive accedio a 10 pedi-
do V acordo ademas aumentar los
.,c!Joe To-. orofoeoraS NJ, nrec+ap
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-03-24
Diapepsin" pa.
"a Ia Indigestion 0
acidez en- eli Es-
tonnage
En- cinco minutes alivia la dis
pepsia, palpitaciones de CO.
raz6n V Ell general, todos
los traStronoS eStO-
macaleS.

los traStrOnOS eStO-
macaleS.
La acidez en- ell estomago. desor-
denes del mismo. Indigestion, palpi-
taciones del coraZon. dyspepsia;
do 10 que I'd. come Sc fermenta Y
produce gases; padece fuertes dO!o.
res &c cabeZG. Y Sc Siente enfermo Y
Modesto, es preclSamente cuando
apreciara la eficacia V fuerza como
antiacidO de "Pape's Diapepsin".
Hace que todos estos trastornos. eau
sados por desarreglos del estomago,
desaparezcan en- solo cinco minutes.
81 su estomago esta desarreglado
constantemente V no puede normal
carlo. por 81 propio bien use "Pape's
Diapepsin." Els absolutamente inne-
cesario padecer irregularidades esto-
macales V acidez-coma I'd. en- su
proXima comida sus aiimentos predi-
lectos V despues tome IN POGO de
"Pape's Diapepsin" y no experiment
tara molestia alguna. Esto es debido
a que "Pape's D~iapepsin' alivia
'realmente' los estomagos desarre-
glados. Y la razon por la cual sus
ventas llegan 4 millones todos los
amos.
Compre I'd. en- cualquiera drogue-
ria una GAIA grande de cincuenta GEN.
tavos de ''Pape's Diapepsin." Els e
antiacido mas SECURE Y eficaz de
cuantos Sc conocen. Actda como por
obra de magia-es Ia preparation
cientifica. a~gradable e i~nofensiva que
debe tenerse siempre a Ia mano EN- el
hogar. (Adv.)
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clos a los comerciantes Y particulars
que tienen asuntcs que tratar por csc
conducto.
FL Alcalde Primero, atendiendo las
quejas que sobre 81 particular ha re-
cibido. ha ordena3o que varios MEM
bros de la policia Local hagan n
constantc vigilancia en- ell tramo en-
donde Sc han venido cometiendo los
hurtos. a fin de evitar que estos Sc
repitan en- 10 SUCCESSIVE.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-03-24

Una manana de Septiembre diri-
| ciame 20 hacia Castillo, ~preciosa
| aldea corsa deSde la cual se divlsa
un magnifico panorama.
La caza habia sido ma!a y mi eS-
tonnage eStaba vacic despuec de seis
horas de pasao. No habia dispara-
do mas cue IN trio contra un desdi-
chado pajaro. que me habia metldo
en- 81 bolsillo.
Al acercarme a Ia a!dea paSe por
delante de IN estanqua. en- el que
lavaban SeiS o siete ~much&chas, can
tando alegres cancicnes del pals.
Me detuve para preguntar a las Ia
vanderas 81 sabian donGe VIVA en-
Castillo ell senior Passalaqua. para
ouien tenia una carta de recomenda-
cion.
Isl 10 se?-dijo una de elias le-
vantandose.-iYa 10 crco! Como
cue lie lavo la ropa! Antonio Pas
salaoua Sc case hace va dias cen
.Asunci6n Y e! matrimonio esta aho-
ra en- plena luna de MEL. Son muy
felices. porQue 81 es IN guapo mozo
carrado de dinero. Yo misma voy
= accmpanar a listed.
Emprendimos Ia Marcia Y a POGO
ratio Ia lavandera Sc .detuvo ante
una casa de buen aspecto Y me dijo:
va hemos llogado.
II.
La muchacha empuio la pucrta.
que c<t2ba entornada. : entro la
primera ~gritando:
Antonio! iAsuncion, iAqui hay
IN caballero que dssea Yer a uste-
des,
Pase a una sala Immediate. dele
mi escopeca en- I'm rinc6n y puse
instintivamente el pajaro en- IN We
lador. Y q los pocoS INSTANCES me ha-
llaba ante el senior PassalaQua.
Era este hombre de unos treinta
= circo amos. alto, grueso. fornldo
' bien ulantado. pero de aspecto vul-
gar. acusador de eScasa inteligencia.
La conversation empezaba q de
caer. cuando Sc present6 Asuncion
P~assalaqua. que era la antiresis de su
mariGo.
Delgada. cSbelta. hermoSa ' ele-
gaute. &c captaba las simpatiaS de
todoS los que Ia trataban.
Despues del saludo de ~ordenanza
ne diio:
rs listed quien ha matado csc
mirlc@
No cs mirIo.-ontest6 81 marido
-es I'm torGo.
tie digo que es un miro.
I ~ 20 te rcpito que es un tordo,
81 sera 70 eatendido en- Ia mate
ria.
-;Pues Z peSs,r de tn saoiduria-
exclam6 la mujer en- IN ono agrio
= displicenie-no pcdraS impedir que
ese pajarO sea IN miro!
-.Qut testaruda eres, Tie he d.
cho que es IN tordo Y no tolero que
NE c~ortradigas'
Que triste eS. Dlos mia. haber-
Sc caSado con IN hcmbre tan cstu
pido como III.
La discussion Sc entonG dc IN mo-
do lamentable Y tent que el matri-
monio Ilegara al fin d las manos.
;Naya una luna de miel,
Para YER 81 les ponia en- paz. die
H. -. e.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-03-24
CUENTO DEL Ola
la LUNA DE MEL

caSadoS. promoVIeSen una question
tan insignificante, una escena tan
horriblemente desagradablc? Aunque
viva yo Glen amos. no NE olvidare
jamas de aauella disputa inconcebi,
BILE.
Trataba de c%onvencer a aquellas
desgraciados de 10 absurdo de su pen
dencia. cuando PassalaQua, en- ell
raroxismo de su Juror, critic:
Isl no te callas. tie COLO y te tire
al RIO.
Isl eres hombYe. hazlo!-contes-
to Ia muier ~cruzandose de brazos, CO.
no desafiandc a su marido.
La ~paciencia es una virtud muy "a
IA en- ell continents; en- C6rcega es
del TODD desconocida.
Antonio, ciego de ira. sc quito la
chaqueta que ilevaba y con sus bra
EOS Sc ech6 su mujer d cuestas, diri-
giendose p~resuroso hacia el jardin.
Temiendo I'm 2tragico desenlance,
ccrri tras clos.
III.
FL 1io estaba immediate a Ia fin
ca Y lamia las paroles del huerto
dc %a$salaA's.
Cuando alcanc6 a la ~siniest;a pa
reja OF la voz de Asuncion que re-
petia en- tone amenazador:
ii s un mirlo. tie digo que es
" mirlo.
Al imbecil de Su marido no lie fall
taba mas que nueva provocacion.
En- el momento en- que yo lleguc.
antes que hubiese tenido tempo de
oponerme a un movimiento va pre-
visto. por mas que 10 c~onsiderara CO.
mo irrealizablc por 10 mostruosa-
mente absurdo. el marble lanzo al
aqua a Su n,u con Il iuerza I'M
pulsiva. unp...n comparable q Ia
de un atleta.
La d~esdichada desaparecio de nues-
ira vista.
No pude contener un critic de IN
dignacion. lba 4 preclpitarme en- au-
xilo de aquella rictima dc ST. propla
obstinaci6n Y de la t~estarudez Y eS-
tupidez de IN barbara. cuando VI
Il Asuncion. que sin duda = una
eycelcnte nadadura. sc presentaba en-
la s~upeYficie del rio. A los pocos
INSTANCES Ia infeliz gano la ella.
Todo su cuerpo estaba cu5ierto de
reIucicntes hierbas verdcs. que lie da,
ban IN asrccto verdaderamrente fan
tastico.
Asunci6r sacudi6 Ia caheza Y Sc
sonri6 con aire satanico. indcscriptl-
pie.
Con la ropa pegada al cuerpo, pa.
recia una estatua grlega.
Echo a andar lentamente, con Ia
cabeza nacia atras : la mirada fiJa
en- el firmamento.
V.
Antonio Passalaqua. digno de su III
dignidad. lie esperaba en- Ia puerta
del huerto.
- Antonio! :AnUono.-grllo COZ!
voz acuda Asuncion. -Creo cue tie
res raz5n. acknowledgements el pa
iaro "S IN tordo, porque. has de
mostrado tn ~caracter, pcrlue ereS to-
do un hombre w.. porQue.... te
amo,
ASuncion PassaiaQua. Que DADA una
prueba de amor 4 su marld0 Ell e.
precise .nOmcnto en- que "S.a Sc ma
cia ind.cru d.. semejant" dcmestra-
ci6n de afecto, pas6 pOr mn lado mum
dada de aqua. Y sin vclver Ia cane
"a. sin mover cast los laoios. como 81
estrviera sonardo. me djjo a media
Que car&cter! Que cnergia!
Que fuerza, BESIDE hoy adore mas
auc nurra i mi marido. Pero cons
tc Que 81 pajaro NJ es un miro. sino
IN tcrdo.
J. TURQUAN.
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45EceMd G01lq7.f


7 G. C.-Beevjlle, TcXas.-Sentl-
mos no poder complaceria. per" ig'
la direction de Ia persona
2 que Sc refiere
4. T-Douglas, Ariz.-Le reco-
como muy eficaz contra las
VEGAS Ia preparation s~iguiente, que
debe aplicarse todas las noches en-
parties manchadas pos elias: La
Molina. 90 gramos; Vaselina. 20 gra-
mos: Aqua ~oXigenada, 70 gramos :
azufre, 5 gramoS.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-03-24

Para libros en- espanol dirijase
listed a la Casa Editorial Lozano,
us n. Sta. Rosa. Ave. San Antonio,
Texas.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-03-24
DE LAREDO

En- viaie de negocios, y %procedente
de Ia ciudad de Laredo, Texas, estu-
vo aver en- esta Ell Sr. Benjamin Car
denas.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-03-24
Scoialss 8 Rssonol&

Procedente de la ciudad de Mon
te~rev. \. L., Y en- viajc de negoclos,
Sc cncuentra en- esta ell Sr. D. Daniel
,Salas Lopez. quien en- breve regresa-
"a al lugar de So Residential.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-03-24
ARRIBO

Es esperado Ell esta ciudad, pro-
cedente de Los Angeles, Cal, el ST..
Elfino LAWN.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-04-07
w. C.. T. u.

DIR. Clarence True Wilson, general
secretary of the Prohibition and Nor
ais Reform association, of Washing
ton, D. c., will give an address on RE
formers New Program and After War
Prohibition, What?" in the Grace M.
E. church Thursday at 1880 p. m. in
connection with the Temperance and
Moral Reform session of the North
Methodist conference.
Mrs. Matte Cammack- Gibson, who
acted as leader of the Wayne County
w. c. T. U. institute at Economy, is
now holding Institutes in the south
ern part of the state.
Mrs. M. A. McCurdy. of Richmond
county and state W. C. T. U. organ.
izer among colored people, recently
organized union in Connersville and
Is now at work among colored women
in indianapolis. She expects soon to
organize another union in that city.
Fountain City w. C.. T. U. met this
Wednesday afternoon with Miss Inez
Swain. The lesson in government
was in charge of Mrs. Sophia B. Huff
Members of the w. c. T. U. are
cordially invited to be present Thurs
day evening at the M. E. conference
in Grace church to hear Clarence T
Wilson on THE Reformer's New Pro
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-04-07
SPRING IS HERE But ARE
YOU READY TO PARTAKE
OF PLEASURES OFFERED?
Trutona is Daily Winning Unstnted Praise From Hundreds
for Overcoming Tired, Draggy No-Account' Feeling
So Prevalent During the Present Season.

lifeless and generally out-Of-fix, when
they know they should be full of pep"
and vitality, in perfect harmony with
the invigOrating breeZes and sunshiny
weather of Spring.
Thousands of people are now taking
Trutona, the Perfect Tonic. to over
come this weakened physical condition
so prevalent at the close of winter
and hundreds of public statements
now being made daily, prove that
none has been disappointed in Trutona
as a reconstructive agency, system
purifier and body invigorant.
Trutona does it's work quickly. 1t
sueedily attacks the impurities in the
blood that might, if left alone, bring
serious results. 1t rebuilds broken
down tissues, strengthens the nerve
centers and produces proper digestion
and assimilation of food, at the same
time throwing off any decayed matter
that may have accumulated. In short,
Trutona thoroughly and efficiently
tones up every organ of the body and
gives to your physical being the vigor
and vitality, which alone can place
within your reach the many pleasures
which Spring offers to the healthy
man and woman.
TrutOna is sold in Richmond at
Glen Thistlethwaite's Six Drug Stores.
Advertisements.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-04-07
Miami President Predicts
Heavy Growth for Schools

OXFORD, O., April Accommodating
on the growth of education in Ohio,
Raymond NJ Hughes, president of Mi
ami University, who is close stu
dent in educational conditions through
out the country, and particularly In
this state, says:
"At the rate we are going now, Ohio
educational institutions, state-support-
ed and otherwise, will, ten years from
this time, enroll a total of not less
than $1,000 students. This number
will be an increase of 4S per cent over
the figures for this. the banner year
in the history of Ohio's educational
institutions.
"Of this number of students the
state-supported colleges and UNIVERSE
ties will be called upon to accommo-
date not less than 10000 students, and
to do this properly will necessitate
an annual appropriation of something
like $6,000,000"
President Hughes bases his state
ment upon statistical reports of gains
in the enrolment of Ohio institutions
covering a period of 80 years An
average annual Increase of $250,00O
will be necessary for the next ter
years, he says, to accommodate the
growth in attendance at inc state in
situations alone.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-04-07
Dreaded Appendicitis
Frequently Caused by Consti-
pated Condition of the
Bowels
Is the Most Direct and Danger
Gus Disease Brought About
BY Constipation

Theories vary as to the actual
cause of some diseases, but in the
matter of Appendicitis diagnoses
leave no room for argument that
Constipation is its most frequent
cause. The perpendicular section
Of the large bowel becomes over
loaded with faecal matter, and
its weight and pressure finally
become SO great that some OF
the refuse is forced into the
little vermiform sac. and the in
fIammatory condition thereof
known as Appendicitis results.
Some of the most prominent sur
geons claim that in operating
for Appendicitis in many cases
the large bowel is filled with
hard. rotten mass. stuck to the
walls like glue. and in some in
stances filled with nests of
worms. The prominent medical
writer. Cant" says: ut ia doubt
full If there is another ailment
which is more prevalent. causes
moro annoy ance. or is more
troublesome to both physician
and patient, than persistent Con-
stination.'
You can find quick and perma-
nent rolief from this troublesome
condition through the use Of
STEART'S PFP-TALENES. In
fact, Constipation cannot he pres
ent when PEP-TALENS are
used. These little Pink Lozenges.
as good to the taste as candy, as
sist nature in di~esting food and
regulating the Bowels more eff
fectUally than anything ever pre-
pared
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-04-07

Does the coming of Spring with all
it's pleasures mean anything to YOU?
"That all depends" may be your
answer and admittedly, cit all de-
pends"-it all depends upon whether
or not your system has withstood the
exacting siege Of winter that leaves in
it's wake so many, many thousands of
people with completely rundown sys-
TENS.
In fact, conspicuously In the minor
ity are those who have completely
avoided the ravages of winter mala-
dies. True, there are thousands who
were successful in warding off attacks
Of influenza and still more thousands
who escaped pneumonia, but who is
there that did not experience at least
one heavy winter cold during the past
season? Remember, only second in
severity to pneumonia and influenza,
is the heavy, winter cough or cold.
Like pneumonia and influenza, win
ter coughs and colds tend to weaken
and materially affect almost every
vital organ Of the body. People who
have suffered a heavy winter cough,
yet feel that their systems have es-
capped the strain Of winter weather,
are sadly mistaken. If they could but
grasp the facts, they would not won
der why they feel so tired, sluggish,
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-04-07
INTERCHURCH MEET
AT WINCHESTER IS
LARGELY attended

WINCHESTER, Ind, April THE
Randolph County Conference of the
Interchurch World movement was
held in the Presbyterian church Tues
day, beginning at 10 a. m. The after
noon session began at 3 o'clock and
the evening session at o'clock when
an illustrated lecture was given. A
number of interesting speakers were
present. among whom were Mrs. Felix
McWhirter Of Indianapolis. who spoke
both afternoon and evening. A large
crowd attended.
The Randolph county board of edu-
cation, with all members present, held
meeting in the county superintend-
ent's office Monday afternoon. Be
cause of the difficulty heretofore in
securing all the required books. the
board discussed the advisability of
handling its own text books for the
coming year and have them placed in
the hands of a local dealer or the
principals Of the different schools. A
deputation of more than rs farmers
appeared before the board and re-
quested that county agent be not ap-
pointed.
Judge Theodore Shockney has
granted divorces to the following per
sons: Paul D. Gray against Hazel
Gray, giving the plaintiff the custody
Of the two children, Bernice M. and
Mildred P: Lille Griffis from Rus
sell Griffis, with the understanding
that the plaintiff can not marry again
for two years.
]. M. Fletcher, executor Of the es-
tate Of Mrs. J. c. Hirsh, has sold the
following property: To Jennie Ham
ilton, John w. Bragg, James Stanley
and F. p. Hiatt the property they now
occupy; the livery barn, corner OF
Main and North streets, to the Con,
sumers' Service Station company;
and the two business rooms, south of
the new Hecker and Doyel garage, to
Jacob Simon
Tuesday, Ray Kaufman. %. Port
land, and Grace Lindley, %, Union
City, secured license to marry.
The body of Mrs. Cornelia Denny
SO, who died Saturday at the Randolph
county infirmary, was removed to the
home Of her son, Dace Denny, near
Dunkirk, where funeral services were
held Tuesday.
William Eltzroth 46, who died al
his home in indianapolis Sunday, was
brought to this city Monday, and flu
neral services were held Tuesday al
the home Of his uncle, Gilf Eltzroth
in North Main street.