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El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-01-16

nal. tOlo el comiie demostr6 su con.
formidad Y esperan formarla en POGO
tempo.
En Arecibo. el Ayudante General
invite variOs distinguidos caballe-
rOs para que confecciOnaran con q en
las Oficinas del COmisionadO dc Ser.
vicio Pnblico. en- Ia Acadia, Y concu'
rrieron los sehorcs siguientes
DR.. Luis +. Coll. Hon. Manuel Le-
desma, ComisiOnadO de ServiciO Pd.
blicO: Mr.. J. NJ. Gonzalez, ComisiOna.
do de Obras Pdblicas: 1t. Francisco
Oliveras. 1t. Ramon Rivera, 1t. Ven.
tura Mattel, 1t. Pedro II. AstOl, 1t.
Rafael Rivera Aulet, NJ. d. y el Post
Master de la ciudad seilOr Ramon
.tifollzo Rivera. Despu6s lue habla-
ron cXtcnsamente sObre "a Organ;za-
cijn de li GuaIrlia Narlondl en- Are
cilo. OS CahallerOs que cs'ahan pre-
SclteS fuerOn nOmbraG0s mie:ahros
del (oluite que Sc encargard de for
mar la colnpaiifa de Areciho. Todos
ellos cxpreSarOn SUI Opini0n creyendo
Que f.ci!mcnte formaran ma colnua-
fiji de 100. Ell teniente Ramon Rivera
fut nombrado Presidente del Ccmit6.
Al te"ninarSe la reunion Sc demos,
traba un gran entusiaSlnO por que
Arecibo formara SUI compai1ia.
FL COronel ThOrne inspeccion6 la
compalfa de Mayaguez cl % de No
viembre tiltimo, Y los hombres que la
c0mponen estin hacienda ejcrcicios
semanalmcnte desde esa fecha. El
captain Irizarry en- union de los to-
nientes Schroeder y Forbush son los
instructores. Los rifles municiones
para la compaiifa fueron cnviados a
Mayaguez el Martes en- un canton
del ejGrcito. Hace ,dfas que la COM
paflfa tiene su Armenia los pr6xi-
mos ejercicios serdn hechos con los
nuevos rifles "Springfiel", los mifor--
mes y denlas equipos han sido pedidos
Washington Y Sc esperan dc m mo.
meiito a otro.
Ei Comandante Wilson esta muy sa
tisfeehO con ell progrese de la Guardia
Nacional. espera one otras ciuda-
des tomen la iniciativa aumentando
esta patri6tica organization. Su pro
ximo viaje sera por el sur y este dc
la Isla.
iQue sucede ZEN San Juan? ;Serl
possible que en- San Juan no Sc orga-
nice la Guardia Nacional?
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-01-16

VIDRIERAS Y APARADORES
Propias para EstabIecimiento
de COmerciO, Farmacia u Otro
pOr ell estiIO venden
GOTTA, AGUDO y Ca, S. en- C.
San Jose esquina a Allen,
San Juan, Puerto Rico.
Advt.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-01-16
AL PUBLICO

En- vista de las infOrmaciOneS
err6neas que han sido pubIicadas
y falsas dcclaraciones que han
circuladO con referencia a las in
terrupciOnes en- ell serviciO de
alumbrado y fueIza electrical de
esta COmpafila, que han ocurl.ido
durante la pasada semana, cree
mos que el pueblo ,debe ser ente-
rado de la yerdad de los hechos.
-Estas interrupciones han con
sistid0 Ell la falta de alumbradO
pnblico y priyado en- CataiIo, Ba-
yam0n y en- la secci0n compren-
dida entire Bayamon Y Manat1
pOr una noche y parte del 81
guiente dIa, en- la falta de CO.
rriente en- pequeiios interyalos
durante ell dia Ell San Juan, par
ticularmente de las II 80 de la
mafana a la ] de la tarde Y de
las 3 a las de la tarde el do
mingo, Enero IL, y la falta de
alumbrado pablicO Ell Puerta de
TERRA Y ell algunas secciones de
Santurce durante algunas no.
ches.-Estas interrupciones Ell el
servicio Sc debieron cOrto-ciI.-
cuitos y la rotura de llneas de
transmission de alto voltage com
prendidas entire Comerio V San
Juan, motiyada por haber coloca-
do cadenas y alambres sobre la
linea principal de transmission, y
la destruction del aislamiento de
la misma Inca por ciertas perso-
mas, con el proposito criminal de
cortar las lineas interrumpir
ell servicio.-Estas interrupcio-
nes en- el alumbrado p1blico de
Puerta de TERRA y Santurce Sc
debieron en- cada case al corte
de lineas en- diferentes sitios en-
nOches sucesiyas y Ell algunOs
casos Ell plena luz del d1a por
personals NAL intencionadas. No
han habido interrupciones en- el
serylciO a exception de las arri-
ba mencionadas.
Los hechos relatados que eau
saron estas interrupciones cons.
tituyen. ofensas punibles baio eI
c6digo penal y las leyes de Puer-
to Rico. Algunos de los autores
va han sido arrestad0s v seran
juzgados.
Ell interes de esta compafifa y
el de todos los ciudadanos soste.
nedores de la ley es. identico, es
decir, la persecution Y castigo de
los actos criminales que Sc han
especificado Y los cuales han re
sultad0 en- molestias para el pd-
blico y crfticas iniustas contra
la Companfa. Esta Compafifa
sostiene ell derecho de la ley y
ell Orden en- contra de ciertos in
dividuos que Sc apaFtan de la ley,
No Sc puede transigir con actos
perversos. CuandD cese La clase
particular de Ofensas que ha eau
sado La interruption en- ell servi
clio de luz Y fuerza, Ell servicic
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-01-16
TO THE PUBLIC.

In view of erroneous informa-
tion that have been printed and
faulse reports that have been
circulated regarding the inter
rupti0n in the electric lighting
and power service Of this Com
pany that have occurred during
the past week, we believe that
the Public should be advised as
to the true These inter
ruptiOns of service have consist
ed i'll a failure of public and
private lighting in Cataiio, Baya-
mon and in the section between
Bayam0n and AIanati for one
night and part of the following
day, i'll a failure of current for
several short periods during the
day time in San Juan, parti-
cularly between II 80 a. IN. and
II O'Clock and between 3 O'Clock
Ip. IN. and 4 O'Clock p. III. Sunday.
January 1lth and the failure OF
the public lighting of Puerta dc
TERRA and in some sections Of
Santurce on several nights. These
interruptions Of service We're due
to the short ciIcuiting and break
ing of high tention transmission
lines between Comeri0 and San
Juan caused by the casting of
I.I
transmission line and the dis
trOying of installation on the same
line by certain persons for the
criminal purpose of destroying
the lines and breaking down the
service. Those interruptions of
the public lighting service in
Puerta de TERRA and Santurce
have been due in each instance
to the cutting of the lines at diff
ferent points on successive
nights and in some cases in broad
day light by malicious persons.
There have been no Interruptions
of service except those due to the
causes mentioned.
The facts mentioned which
have produced these interrlp-
tiOns constitute offences punish
able under the penal code and
laws of Porto Rico. Some of the
offenders have already been ar
rested and will be prosecuted.
The interest of this Company
and that of all lawabitling ci-
tizens is identical, namely, the
prosecution and punishment Of
the criminal acts that have been
specified and which has resulted
in Inconvenience to the Public
and in unjust criticism of the
Company. This Company is
maintaining the cause of law and
order as against certain lawless
individuals. There can be no
compromise with ,wrOng-doing.
When the particular class of
crime that has caused the inter-
ruption of the lfghtin and power
service have ceased, the service
will again be normal.
o. IL. SEWELL.
General Manager.
Porto Rico Railway Light
& Power Go.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-01-16
la GUARDARROPIA

La COmisi0n de Bales de CarnavaI
concedera el privilesio de guardarropia
para eI Guido de sombreros, abrigos,
etc, para los bales que han de efec-
tuarse en- ell TeatrO Municipal ell las
noches del 6, Z y IL de febrero pro-
ximo, La persona que mejor PROPOSE
ci6n presente para dicho priyilegio.
Las prOpOsiciOnes deberdn presentar
Sc al que suscribe no mas tarde del sa-
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-01-16
UNA JIRA

Los simpdticos muchachos de la or.
questa "SOmbras de la Noche' Y el
popular fot6grafo FlOrentino, obsequia
ron hoy con una jira Ell los campos
de Rio Piedras, al notable yiolinis-
ia cubano, seiior Luis VarOHa, quien
sale esta noehe para La isla. iInbo oh
sequios con profusi6n Y Sc tomaron Wis
tas del acto. Agradecemos la invita-.
ci6n. que Sc nos hizo para asistir la
fiesta.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-01-16
TGatTO Municipal
VGIada ViNaGSpGsa
(BaiO los auspiciOs del Ateneo Puerto.
rriquehO).

AhSAAhANAAR
Primera Parte
1.-(a) Gran selection de "Rigo.
letto", de Verdi.
(b) Polka de Pito", "Sere-
nata" de la zarzuela "Dis-
paros de Canon, de Bal
seiro; por la orquesta de
mandolinas del Ateneo. La
batuta a cargo del Macs
tro Tizol.
2.-Discurso, por Eugenio Astol.
3.-"La Poesia Popular, conferen-
cia por Francisco Villaespesa.
Segunda Parte.
1.-Composiciones ineditas de poe
tas puertorriquenos, escritas
"ad hoc", y recitadas por sus
autores.
2.-Recitacion por Maria G. de vi
llaespesa.
Tercera Parte.
Mandolinas del Ateo.
1.-(a) "Chimes of Normand", de
Banquet.
(b) "Camino de Rosas', de
Franco; por la orquesta de
nandolinas del Ateneo.
2.-Recitaciones por Villaespesa.
3.-Cerrara la Velada ell Sr. Villa
espesa, recitando su maravillo-
sa poesia inedita
"CantO a Puerto Rico"
"a las ocho en- punto).
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-01-16

Como en- su oportuhidad inforni6 ha-
ce dias Ell IMPARTIAL, el Real AL
mirante de "a escuadra inglesa, giro
una vista a los Estados Unidos, DON
de fue ofieiaImenfe secibido y festeja-
Ill ,l s ssrl des sae Ia na.
ci6n. Del Norte, el ilustre marinO Sc
dirigi6 La Habana. Durante sus cua-
renta amos de serviciOs en- la marina
de su patria, ell Almircnte Jellicoe ha
prestadO brillantisimOs servicios, ta-
les como los de la guerra de Egipto
en- 1882, los de la rebellion Boxer y,
Iltimamente, en- la gran guerra mum
dial, en- la que Sc lie atribuye la glo-
ria de haber ganado la batalla de
Judlandia.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-01-16

Rafael Lopez Guti6,re..
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-01-16

nizar Ia conpaiiia dc Ia Guarlia Ma
cional de san German. En los salones
de Ia Alcaldla - cclebr6 Ia prlmera
reunion del Comiie csiando presente
el Comandante Wilson quicn infolm6
que dcscaba organizar en- san German
una compailia de Ia Guarlia Nacio-
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-01-16
Haba a lijO de
Lopez Lan1IiN
New York City. Die 10. .9iO.
Sr., Adolfo Medina Gonzalez.
san Juan. Porto Rico.

san Juan. Porto Rico.
ESiimado senor y amigo:
Incidt Eialmente ha llegado n nj pO'
der 81 irahajo litcTario cn que !. gran
dcs rasrOs traza usied In scmb,alza de
mi padre. don Rafael Lopez I.undr6n
un vcp.adcro panegfricO, dicim0slU
asi. por las fraScs ardoroSas lc afec.
10 que al fenecidO le prodiga. \ 81
es justJ y plausible cl cNprsarie cn
cstas breyes lineas el agradccimientO
mas sincere por su tribute cna;tecedor
al b:osraiadO, me pernitira ta.nbien
que. por considerable debcr incumbente
en- mi. ineludible pOr asf reclamdrlO los
fueroS de la veriad V de la iasticia,
me apr; sure rectificar cierto c0nceptO
vertido. sUlbsanar determinada err0nea
appreciation que emite I'd. al EDalizar
su brillante trahajo. Sc eXpresa I'd.
Ell la siguiente manera:
Como un condor, heridO al le-
vaLtar el vuelo. bGfscando acaSO
un lenitivo, un balsamo los dolo-
res de la vida, pensando liegar un
dfa esas playaS con que rl alma
sue liza, con el triste adiOs de la Sc
paracci0n Ell los labiOs y con la
infinita tristeza Ell aquell0s OjOs
brllantes V luminosoS que sc mo-
rfan de Iiena al abandOnar los
afectos de 10 que mas Sc anna en-
ell mundo. lego Lopez Laldr0n a
New York. la ciudad p5pnl0Sa
de las GALES inmensas Y de los
SrandeS edificioS, ciudad lie 10
do y humo'', que diria RuSseau,
perO donde es diffcil hallar un
yerdadreO amigo ell el infOrtuniO"
| Tai leZ Ell iSnorancia de los LechOs,
Sc eXpreSa I'd aSf de la mejor buena
lfe pero para Su conocimiento v el de
laquella parte de la cOmunidad qle ha-
va lefdo su trabajO es meneste2 hacer
constaf que, tamaiia paradoja !, pre-
cisamcptc Ell esa ciudad de las GALES
| inmeilses Y de los grandes edif.cios
Ell esa ciudad eminentemente mercan-
tilista,, que Shana caliiicado mucHos, a
donde lego el Sr. Lopez Landr0n aque-
jado dc pertinaz doleneias yolvi3 a en-
eontrar su antique verdader9 ami
go, amigo poI' excelencia, don Manuel
Argueso, por quien Sc VIC colmadO de
agasajOs v atenciOnes hasta el pOstrer
instante quien lie brindara, con su
persuasiya palabrl, las 'placidas salts
faccioncs de espfritu.
Don Manuel Arguesd es conocido
pOr muclIas voliosfsimas razOnes, aun-
que, a fuer de hombre de grandes prin-
cipios, elude La notoriedad perO clio
no obsia para que Sc de la publici-
dad ese dato rigurosamente hist6rico,
que constituye, a no dudallo, expression
inequfvcca sello distintivO de nuestra
raza, que al amigo en- tOdO momentO
acoge amorosamente. haci6ndoie obje-
to priJnordial de sus mas sefialados
favores.
Reiterandole en- mi nombre en- el
de mis- familiares eI agradecimiento
mas fraco y leal, me suscribo Il sus
muy apreciables ordenes,
Affmo. s.. S.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-01-16

bado II del corriente. las II del lfa.
San Juan, 2. r., Enero Is, 1920
r.. III. TODD,
Presidente, Comisi6n de Bales.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-01-16
Sonora QPERADA

FL Iotable cirujano doctor Lean
dro Lopez de Ia Rosa, oper0 aver, con
gran 6XitO, en- el Hospital Presbiteria-
no. a la seiiora dc Mr.. Richards, alto
empleado del hotel Condado Wander
bilt. Hoy estd en- perfecto estado la
paciente.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-01-16
AVISO

AVISO
El Almacen y Ofcina de A.
VICENTE & co. S. EN- C. Sc ha
trasladadO a la Gale Nueva No.
8, frente al almacen de los Sres.
B. Fernandez & Hnos. Sues. en-
la Marina.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-01-16

E. REYES & CO., de Caro-
chales, p. r. Venden Cigarros
ElabOradOs. Pida precio pOr Co.
rreo.
A J,rk
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UNIVERSITY cLEE CLUB
 BANCk FROM ANNUAL TOUR

Fayetteville. Ark. April 23.- Inc University of Arkansas Glee Club, waieh recently returned from its annual tour of the state. had tne most successful trip of recent years t one were Co judge from newspaper reports. The club was received with enthusiasm in ten cit. ies of the state and were asked to return again next year The an- naai home coneert was given at the university Saturday. April IT. The places included in the tour this year were: Eureka Springs, Wal nut Ridge, Helena. Forrest City. aiaiKein' Benton and Little Rock. BIfinkley, Hot Springs. Philadelphia. n. D. toVey is director of the club.
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THE FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH

The regular services at the Bap- tist next Sunday morning and even ing. Dr. T. N. Compton will preach for us at both hours.
 Preaching services each evening of next week at 7:3O. Come ana bring all your friends. Dr. Comp ton is one of our strongest preach CTS and will bring messages that are helpful and inspiring. Late Sena- tor Olive James says of pr. Comp ton, "there is not a more command Tn personality in the United States Senate"
 Good gospel music. Friday of next week Herbery Reynolds of Texas will be with us to lead the singing. MT. Reynolds is singer of southwide reputation.
 Everyone is cordially invited to attend these services. The time of the day service will be announced Sunday.
 c. L. Hammock,
 Pastor.
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ANNOUNCE FOOTBALL
 SCHEDULE AT U. OF A.

Fayetteville, Ark, April 23.-The following schedule for the Univer- sity of Arkansas football team for the 1920 season has been announc- ed by the University athletic author tiles:
 October 9, Hendrix College of Conway at Fayetteville.
 October Is, Texas Christian Uni versity of Fort Worth, Texas, at Fayetteville. t
 October 2s Southern Methodist University of Dallas, Texas, at Dal- las.
 October 30, Missouri School of Mines of Rolla, Mo, at Fayetteville.
 November $, Louisiana State Uni versity of Baton Rouge, La, at Shreveport, La.
 November IS, Phillips University of Enid, Okla, at Enid.
 November 20, Oklahoma A. & M. College of Saltwater, Okla, at Fort Smith.
 November 25, Rice Institute of Houston, Texas, at Houston.
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ORGANIZE COMMERCIAL CLUB
 AT STATE UNIVERSITY

Fayetteville. Ark.. April 23.- Ie promote interest in business among students in the University of Arkansas a commercial club has been organized. with a membership Of 20. Business men from Fayette- vile and other cities of the state will be invited Go speak before the club, and correspondence will be carried on with business firms over the country with the idea of plae- ing students in good positions. Fac ulty members of the club are Dr. C. L. Stewart. Prof. J. s. Water man and Prof. C. H. Watts of the department of economies.
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PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH

The meeting closed Sunday night. The attendance was splendid. The spirit of cooperation on the part of the other pastors and churches was most helpful. The results are most encouraging. Our Sunday school Is warming up in the approach of spring. Visit Mir Mckee's Bible class next Sunday Nothing doing in town on Sunday, why not make a good Sunday school scholar. All Of our young people and parents are wanted at Sunday school. Alter this the prayer meeting service will be held at the church. We are grateful for Mr NeClintock opening house for the prayer meetings this winter. Next Wednesday night and during the special revival services All of our people are invited to at we will meet at 7:l5. All on time. tend the special revival services beginning at the Baptist church next Sunday. Pastor breaches at Brickey at 3 b. m. and at night next Sun- day. Rev. R. M. Hammack will preach for him at COttral next Sun day. 5 D. m. Subject Recruit ing for Christ" Music by the choir. Be on the lookout for our deacons this week Renew your subscription for local expenses and our Assem- bleys Causes this year. The idea is for every member to have part in church support. Take as large stock in supporting the church as you can and the interest in return will be surprising. Be in our II a. m. services next Sunday.
 Walter K. Johnston,
 pacfor
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MERCY TOLD WELL-kNOWN S0UTHERNER HE WAS LIV- INC LIKE A FOOL AS FAR AS |hIs STOMACH WAS CONCERN rn

Dohn Pomeroy, the remarkable w Zealander, who is now visiting
 South and attracting so much ention by his novel theories, hks that civilized man likes com b sense. Pomeroy claims that H ill health is due to stomach orders caused by improper living eating. When seen at his Mem
 headquarters, he said:
 While modern conditions have a ap to do with people being sickly- king, tired, thin and pale all the De, lack of using common sense
 be blamed equally as much.
 Tlt is impossible always to lead
 active outdoor life nature de- nds. It is impossible for many exercise the body sufficiently to Ike the gastric juices wholly ac-
 and Trile. It is impossible to Fnd as much time as we should in fresh air and sunshine. But it possible to treat the stomach, all ly weakened by these mistakes, at least little consideration. II people thought half as much thelr stomachs as they do their Fketbooks, there wouldn't be so ch sickness here.
 n We would sit down quietly plain, common sense meal, eat IVY, and chew every mouthful 2fosughly, and then give it time digest and be assimilated into
 blood to nourish the system, ne wouldn't be so many com nlng, droopy, hstless and fret men and women. But we don't; are nation of bolters. We bolt
 ioOd and expect our stomachs lO the work our teeth were in- ugo for. in consequence, we
 becoming a nation of chronic PNeptles and rheumatics.
 vur fOrefathers gave us two ;ssss7llrst, glorious land with un- a ex9 resources and opportunities i; vlu, a sound constitution with
 healthy digestive organs. We guy 10 Keep the first intact and to Out We are letting the second til Sne amount of half-chewed.
 g sseen food the average per
 s'ui1s into himself durip0 fha faol f@ lpositlvely wicked. Then when ,egls Sh. dull and nervous he wond- N has s'f the matter and imagines \ cooa ss aeart trouble, or insomnia. | oro ~"ess ss Knows what. There is 6 hss sae thing the matter with him M w wb;os bsIused the one organ of his |<b- tS sln IS most essential to good |ktric ;ne ;, stomach-and until the Mn tbasia su'ces in his stomach per VI the dno. functions as they should. |tld vi1S viTG'ors and medicines in the Must. u not make him well and .tIis lSe .osa other day a man. well trowD lDm what b,l' came to me and said !: licine D., friend tells me, your
 me AtfS,tone, l think it will
 it a tr;., rs least l am willing to
 get nv vial, st. But supposing 1t
 will # stomach s,h in shape, how
 iast! I simply said:
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METHODIST CHURCH

Sunday school 9:45. The eleven o'clock hour. will be given to the progranA for Sunday School, Day." as authorized by the general con ference. All Methodists will observe the same date.
 The pastor will preach Sunday night at 7:30.
 Remember the revival services all next week at the Baptist church. If you have an unsaved friend, take him to the services with you.
 John A. Womack,
 Pastor.
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MiSER WILL TEACH GEOLOGY
 AT ARKANSAS UNIVERSITY

Fayetteville, Ark, April 23.- H. D. Miser of the United States Geological Survey, will take the place of A. A. Steel, acting profes- sor of geology and mining at the University of Arkansas or May 10. MT. hiser will remain until the re-. turn of Prof. N. F. Drake from China. He has been with the gov ernment since 1908. Mir. Steel. who had accepted the position for only one term, will return to his ranch in Idaho.
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}AYS CIVILIZED MAN
 | LACKS COMMON SENES

If you begin taking Puratone right now at the end of few days your food should be digesting perfectly once more. But if you continue to act like fool, so far as what you eat and the way you eat 1t is concerned, you will be right back where you are now inside of six months
 "What I said to this man can be applied to thousands just like him all over the country"
 Puratone is sold in Marianna by Harrington Brothers and by one leading druggist in every town.
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Our business is growing very sat isfaetorily. thank you. The high standard of our meats, groceries and vegetables, the excellent service we always endeavor to give our patrons and the reasonableness of our charges account for regular in- crease "a Che number of our GUS toner and ln the volume of our busine@. Willis Grocery and Mark ct, Phone Ill. Ftf
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WARNING ORDER
the Lee chAaeery Court.

In the Lee Chaneery Court. John Williams, Plaintiff.
 vs. No. 3656 Annie Williams, Defednant. The defendant, Annie Williams, is warned to appear in this court within thirty days and answer the complaint of the plaintiff filed herein.
 Narianna, Ark, March 25, 1920.
 R. c. APPLE, Clerk. Attorneys, Mann & McCulloch.
 (391)
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CHRISTIAN CHURCH

K. V. SayIOr, PastOr
 Bible School begins promptly at 9: 45 a. m.
 Preaching and communion at II a. m.
 Junior Endeavor at 4 :00 D. m. Senior Endesvor at 7;O0 p. m. Preaching service at 7:45 D. m. Bro. o. B. Elgin the district evangelist, will be with us all day Sunday. Let the members and friends attend the services for he will bring to us two great messages at the preaching hour.
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A valuable dressing for flesh wounds, burns. scsids. old sores. rash, chafed skin, IS BILLIARDS SNOW LINIMENT; it is both heal ing and antiseptic. Sold by Har- rington Bros. *tf
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Possibly what Sims meant was
 that the navy department had no
 war plans because he had not been called on to make them.
The courier-index., 1920-04-23

Those who trade with us stay with us because they like our goods and our service. So will you. Willis Grocery and Market. Phone III
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The courier-index., 1920-04-23
HAY, GRAIN AND FEED

Did two really ugly people, neith- CT of whom had much cash, ever decide they were ''soul mates?'
The courier-index., 1920-04-23

As we understand it. Wadsworth charges Uncle Sam did not get his wad's worth.
The courier-index., 1920-04-23

Spring has come, but it is remark ably we'll camouflaged.
The courier-index., 1920-04-23

The great increase in drug prices ought to much improve the general un of health.