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The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1921-03-31
CERTIFIED SWEET POTATOES

The sweet potato inspection and
certificatiOn service now carried
OH by the State Plant Board OF
Arkansas and Mississippi will be
in course of the next ten years
{means the saving of millions OF
bushels of potatoes to the farmers
of these states. This service is
designed especially to stop fur
Their spread of the three most seri-
GUS pests of the sweet potato in
this country. Black Rot, Stem Rot
and the Sweet Potato Weevil.
| Investigations made last year
by the Mississippi Plant Board
showed that great quantities of
sweet potatoes and sweet potato
plants infected with Black Rot
were being brought into the state
from other states and were also
being moved from place to place
within the state. This disease is
already quite generally distribu-
ted throughout Mississippi, and
! probably causes more loss than
any other pest of the sweet potato.
If growers of sweet potatoes will
really inform themselves in re-
gard to this disease it can be very
easily eradicated. Full informar
| ton can be obtained by writing to
/ the Agricultural Experiment Sta
ton, Agricultural College, Miss
issippi, for Bulletin No 100, en-
titled. Diseases of the Sweet Po-
tato in Mississippi and How to
J Control Them, by Professor d. c.
Neal.
{ Stem Rot is not generally dis.
tributed over the state as Black
Rot but is really more serious as
it is much more difficult to eradi-
cate. Soil that is once infected
will remain infected for many
years. This disease is also dis
cussed in the bulletin previously
mentioned,
The Sweet Potato Weevil is on
" known to occur on a few farms
in four counties in mississippi
/ and the State Plant Board in CO.
| operation with the u. S. Bureau
of Entomology is endeavoring to
completely eradicate the pest
from the state. This is the most
serious insect pest Of. the sweet
potato, and is much more. serious
in parts of Florida, Louisiana, ano
Texas than in Mississippi. Full
information can be obtained in re-
gard to this pest by writing to the
E,ntomelogist, Agricultural Col
lege, Miss.
No person should buy any
sweet potatoes or sweet potato
plants for planting purposes that
are not accompanied by certiii
) cate issued by the Potato Inspect
or OF the State Plant Board. II
fact. anv person in Mississi PIP
desiring to sell or purchase sweet
potatoes for planting purposes
should Immediately communicate
| with the Potato Inspector STATE
Plant Board, Agricultural College
| Mississippi.
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1921-03-31

The Department of Labor's un-
employed survey shows that 81
472, 466 persons, or one-third of
the country's total working popu-
lation in manufacturing and city
industries, are idle, the percent
age of unemployment running as
high as 81 in Michigan, where the
automobile industry WAS espec-
tally hard hit by the business de-
preston In no other period of
the country's history has such
wide spread industrial depression
been unaccompanied by financial
panics. In 1878, in 1893 and again
in 1907 banks were forced by
hundreds to close their doors.
Nothing of that kind has occurred
in the present industrial depress-
ion. and the reason is clear. The
Federal Reserve banking system,
one of the great domestic achieve
ments of the Wilson administra-
ton. has made financial panics
unnecessary and almost inpossi-
BILE. There is the strongest rea-
son for believing that depressiOns
\ without panics must in the nature
of things be merely transitory, and
for the restoration of Industrial
activities which is in sight the
Federal Reserve bank act must a.
gain be given credit.
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1921-03-31
RED OAK PRECINCT

Nose Adams, Henry Anderson,
Mat Boyd, Jim Campbell,
Will CRANBERRY, Henry Gardner,
wv Henderson. Will Jackson,
Will Joyner. Geo. Lindsey,
sly Myers, Walter Minson,
Jim Mcdonald, G. Smith,
Chas. Peterson. Joe Smith,
John McWilliams. Nathan Smith,
Joe Smith. Austin Stewar It
Kline Sullivan. Cars Sullivan,
Oscar Sturdy. Clifton Sullivan,
Geo. Smith. jim Thornton,
Ed Flemming, Walter Woods.
A. B. Roykin, G.. A. Layton,
A. S. sKilllbrew, John higgins,
D. S. McCage, Augustus Peterson.
Josh Smith. C. w. Wadford,
l.. M. Lyles, Nelson Samples,
Lucius bikes, S. p. Lampkin,
Joe King. Jess Archie,
E. r. Ruffin
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1921-03-31
CATO PRECINCT

Lawrence Berry. Luther Beverly,
Arc0r Dobson, Andrew Walters,
Bob Anderson, I. Aldridge,
Sam Berry, Victor Bernard,
Geo. Berry. Mead Collum,
Robt. Collier. Geo. Calhoun,
Isaac Cole, Henry DOnnell,
Tim Donnell. John Donnell,
Rod Easterling, Henry F'emming,
Henry Gibson, Sidney Hawkins,
w. I'll. Harper, John Holloway,
Jesse Jefferson, Will JOrdon,
Lemon Jack. gTohn Mangum,
Will Mabry, Enoa Marshall,
Nick Martin, Joe Magee,
Sam Myers, Jim McCullam.
e. Mcdonald, Fred McDuff,
Tom Norwood, John Nickson,
Van Phillips, G. Potion,
z. B. Robinson. M. Robinson.
LEm Roberts, Sam Runnells,
Austin Smith, Lee Strickland,
E. Taylor. Charley Thompson,
B Ward. Emmett Wells.
Henry Walters, L. HI. Walters.
Ed White, Charley Ward,
wv. p. Bond, Dock Boone.
Sy Bauslv. Albert Renby.
Minis Collunl, Henry Gardner,
Walter Gibson. Alex Hubbard,
Isaac Hubbard. EUGENE Hubbard,
Nicholas Lousian. Joe Lane,
Tohn Rich. Will Tillis.
Henry Tucker, Will White,
Z. f. Webster.
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1921-03-31

ESTRAYED

Two Poland-China hogs, one
barrow and one sow, weight about
rs or 80 pounds each; both black F;
left about weeks ago. + you see
or know anything about these
hogs, please notify me at once and
receive reward.
HENRY LEE MAYERS.
On Mr.. Tom Bakers place.
Brandon, Miss, r. 2.
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1921-03-31
TANNIN PRECINCT

Ernest Archie, Robt Bowling,
Sherman Chaffee. Loveless Clay,
Louis Jackson, Glenn Nelson,
Boss Ratliff, Stewart Taylor,
Ben Sinclair, Jess Buchalter,
Ernest Barnett, Alexander Clay,
Charley Buchalter, John Griffen,
Sap Howell, Percy Hill,
Jim Hill, Fed Howell,
Anse Irwin, Wilt Irwin,
Edgar S. Johnson, Dan Love,
Jim Mason, Jess Mcneil
Robt. McLaurin COL, Jess Warren
Billy Norman, Billy Norman Jr.,
Arthur Phillips, John Perkins,
Will Thompson, John Taylor,
Henry Taylor, Dan Williams,
Frank Wallace Jr., John Young,
|Sy Chaffee, Joe Chaffee,
Irwin Dickson, Earl Foster,
Willie GIBSON, Cap Ratliff,
Chas. Taylor, Las Trotter, 4
Henry Taylor, Leon Burnett,
Chsts Green, Percy Johnson,
JAS Jackson, Ed Moore,
Will Mccoy, Andrew Perkins,
Joe Perkins, Dock Shavers,
Rufus Taylor. G. D. Taylor,
Thos. Wallace, Joe Williams,
Perry Young.
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1921-03-31
PISGAH PRECINCT

Alex McLin, Columbus McLin,
Dewitt Dale. Will Gibson.
Bruce Grant, Alex Grant,
Irwin Howard, Chas. Johnson,
A. Purnell. Howard Scott,
John Smith. Lee Samples,
Robt. Samples, Henry Taylor, !
Jas. Taylor Jr., Genie Watson,
Ned Grant, julie Peyton
Sol Peyton, Percy Russum,
Frank Thornton, Hugh Adams,
Will Evans. Will Evans Jr.,
Amos Grant, Ed Harvey,
Soap Johnson, Eugene Jackson,
Ohio Lindsey, Geo. McLin,
VIM. Purnell, Will Purnell,
Dudley Purnell, Bob Shaw,
Alvin Simon, Chas. Taylor,
Nathan Watson.
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1921-03-31
PELAIfATeHIE PRECINCT

Merritt Butler, Huewit Butler,
Dink Bowie. VIM. Bolton,
John Bennett. Ed Clayton,
John Dalton, Lee Hsaralson,
|. A: HQrd, S. w. Hamilton,
w. T. G. Jones. John Jones,
j. M. Landrth. S. @. Massey,
Duncan Massey, John Myers,
jim Moore, B. L. Merrill,
Walter McCroy, Will Owens,
Nelson Roberts. Ben Skinner,
Dan Spann, Willie Skinner,
Oils Spann, Neal Spann Jr.,
jim Smith. Percillus Thames,
Will Thorton, Smith WoOten,
ALI Black.
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1921-03-31

Striking milk producers in
Southern Illinois are pouring their
milk into rivers and creeks, which
after all is better than the other
wav about.
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1921-03-31
OAKDALE PRECINCT

Matt Addison, Anthony Anderson,
Winston Bragg, Dan Coleman,
Mack Grant. Sam Howard,
Chas. Murray, Chester Moore,
Henry Mcintyre Jr, Sam Smith,
Harvey Baggett, Simon Burton Jr.
Will Bragg, Roy Dishman,
Geo. Dearman. Owen Easterling,
Sara Hobson. Caroline King,
Joe Miles, Will Mckee,
Jas. Proctor, Dave Stevens,
Esty Shavesrs, Lynn Taylor.
Sandy Thompson, Aaron Wright,
Fed WinSlow. Oscar Ward.
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1921-03-31

1.-TWO Thousand Men Fight for
"back to normalcy" with a ven-
geance, and the ratio shows that
Bryan was a mere piker with his
16 to | theory.
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1921-03-31

The editor of this sheet is both
underpaid and underfed. Come
a-running with that subscription
you owe us. You don't know just
how bully it makes us feel to have
a few 'bncks" in our jeans. Tic
kle us.
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1921-03-31

About the only difference we
notice between the old postage
stamps and the new Pilgrim ones
is that the latter require about 40
ner cent more spit.
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1921-03-31

A Kane surgeon operated upon
himself successfully for appendi-
citis. AT this rate man will soon
become his own undertaken.
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1921-03-31

We haye friend who smokes a
cigar that will keep on being man
ufactured if the Kentucky night
riders keep tobacco off the mar
ket f. 1000 years.
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1921-03-31
CLEAR CREEK PRECINCT

George Boone, A. H. Hudson.
D. L. Stevens, Melton Burnham.
Luther Burnham. Carr Burnham,
Plummer Grain, @. G.. Grain,
d. L. Cook, Aaron Hooker,
B. B. Harvey, B. F. Jones,
Mac Kennedy, DENTS Lowe,
e. T.. Meyers, Hugh Moore,
E. F. McLain, Arch Purvis,
C. L. Polk, G. T. Pickett.
w. E. Powell. Otis Albritton,
j. G. Boone. L. E. Hudson,
Ed Rhodes,
]. H. Ponder, j. M. Polk
r. L. Benton. O. c. Corley,
r. 7. Kennedy, j. H. Kelly,
Eugie McLain, w. T. Pickett,
Tom Traxler, V. K. Allen,
Allen Burnham, r. S. Franklin,
Walter Moore, S. H. Smith.
JOHNS SCHOOL
w. A. Atkins. T. J. Bridges,
Henderson Baton, Willie Bailel,
Robt. Cowley, III. G.. Carraway,
Alfred Collier, H. S. Davis,
l.. B. Faler, Wiley Hester,
Bob Harper, John Moore,
Horn Myers. JnO. Mccall,
]. R. McQuther. Ben Mckinley.
J. M. Oliver, w. l., Res,
Little Smith, Alfred Sull,
r. I. Grain, Louis Grain,
Oscar SONNY, Jesse Clanton.
George Floyd, D. G.. Farley,
Nm. H. Stapleton, John Williams,
A. Davis, G.. H. Foote,
A. F. Bunny. Sam Bishop.
]. NJ. Wadsworth. Lee Brown.
Burl Cooper, Curtis Collier,
E. Brown, John Brister.
Ezra Fletcher, Baxter Floyd,
James Finch. Jeffie Hayes,
Carl Hayes, b. Hayes,
Albert Halford, Albert Howard,
p. M. HegWood. Sam Johnson,
Jim Jones, Geo., Jack.
Ben Keys, Tom King,
Lev Keys, Alonza Loekhart.
Marco Lopez, Wallace Lewis,
Eulao Lewis, Noble Lacy,
John Milton Willie Milton.
Lock Milton, Ed Magee.
Willie Mullins, John Mitchell,
Cliff McLin. VIM. Mangur
Andy Mccoy, Robt. MeKinly.
c.. E. Neal. Jim Nash,
IS. B. Noblin, David l.. Otis.
Louis PointdexteE A. S. Robinson.
Tohn II. Rhodes. b. A. Rainey,
Walter Sims. Tom Sims.
Bill Stapleton. G. M. Sherman,
is. j. Sherman. j. F. Sherman,
A. M. Sherman, Lee Triblet,
Venron Terry, L., O. Thomas,
E. L. Turnborn, w. M. Welsh,
Alex Williams. Wallace Weakly.
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1921-03-31
LIST OF DELINQUENT
POLL TAX PAYERS 1920

STETEN'S CREEK PRECINCT
Sam Apples, Will Bib,
Ed Berry, jeff Berry,
CoOt Cook, Dewitt. Craft,
Yves Christman, Enoch Franklin,
Yves Gibson, Andrew Johnson,
Frank Jones, Dan Johnson,
Carl Lewis, Jake Lewis,
j. D. Loflin, Bonnie Mangum,
Levester Magee-Drurry MCGEE,
| d. [. Mason, Henry Preston,
/ Archie Spells, Ike Steen,
/ Sidney Thomas, Isaac Wilson,
Sam White, Henry White Jr.,
Gene White, J. E. Young,
Adam Harper, Joe Hughes,
Bob Myers, Jas. Mahaffe,
Abram Berry, Will Coats,
T. M. Dent, Dennis Drummond,
Will Davis, Harry Edwards,
Inch Franklin, Sylvester Jones,
Charley Jones, Nelson Myers,
McCuller McLin, Claud Rush,
Ed Sutton, Tom Sterling,
Stewart Turner, III. w. Webb,
jim Webb. Leon Willis,
Harrison Berry, Jesse Blbb,
Joe Byrd, Earnest Boothe,
Tom Brown, Bill Carr,
Eugie Carr, Lou Carr,
IMdie Davis, jeff Dear,
Joe Franklin. j. Floyd,
Walter Johnson. Henry Johnson,
Alfred Jeggers, Tom Jones,
Andrew Lewis, Butler Lewis,
Willie Lockett. John Moore,
Andy Mangum, Frank Mangun,
William Murray, Cliff Mangum,
Charley Sandifer, Dock Thomas,
Glenn Billingslea, Chas. Brown,
Walter Brown. Willie Began,
r. 6. Cannon, John Davis,
dec Davis, Henry Holden Jr.,
vii Johnson, Henry Johnson,
Eobt. McL,surin. Henry Webb Jr.,
sTAR PRECINCT
B. 3. Berry, Il. H. Breakfeld,
Charles Gregory, Ed Hughes,
i. Hick:xmbOtt0n1. Geo. Hicks,
Jim Kitchens, I'd Lee,
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1921-03-31

The cost of leather is down, but
rs long as the better grades Of
paper stay I'D the shoe manufact-
urers can still prove an alibi.
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1921-03-31

Personally we haven't done
much toward helping Mr.. Harding
select a cabinet, but it is his fault.
those Florida burglars who tried
to~rob a bank that failed weeks
ago.
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1921-03-31

Prohibition might be more pop
ular in the cities if the soda water
fountains served free lunch.
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1921-03-31

The reason why woman wears
furs in the summer and low
neck dress in the winter is be-
cause she is a woman.
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1921-03-31

Thank goodness we're at the
point where we can again ask for
dimes worth of something with
out being laughed at.
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1921-03-31

The trouble with merchandise
ing may be that too many women
are shopping on the wrong side Of
the windows.
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1921-03-31

1t may not be of much interest
to anybody, but a cockroach has
no toenails..
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1921-03-31

Eggs are about low enough now
to be utilized in theatrical criti-
cism.
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1921-03-31

Kansas reports a cat that lives
on bark. 1t is no unusual thing to
feed the kitty with chips.
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1921-03-31

tootless hosiery is now the rage
IN Paris. Personally we have Pa
ris beaten by several years.
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1921-03-31
PELAHATCIE PRECINCT


Henry Black, Geo. Bass, i
Houston Brown, Burke Crook,
Richard Cannon. Charley Groom,
frank Dodson. Alex Everett,
toward Flowers, Will Flemming,
Gilbert Fortune. Pellum Fortune,
Glover Fortune, Ernest Hemphill,
Charley HILL, j. Hill,
Asle Hi. Tom Honkins,
VIII hill, CLEVELAND Hill.
", 5. Hayes, Tom Hollingworth,
jim Hayes. Sidney High,
cleveland ldom. Joe Jones,
Hersy jackson, I'D Johnson,
Jackson Jackson, John Jones,
KoDt; Lott, VIII Lewis.
Wordy Madison, DaYe Mack.
Will Madison, Sam McGOWen,
Pam MeAlroy. Darling Newell,
Henry Newell, Genie Nicholson.
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1921-03-31

One woman can make a home
happy, but two of EN- can't.
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1921-03-31
The andon News
w. S. MAY, Editor.
Entered at Brandon, Miss, post.
Office as second class matter.
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these little accounts.
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| THE AMElltCA AN PRESS AsSGCiAriOM u
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1921-03-31

l.oAie Dnsr o. s. Gilmore,
j ay. Horne, J1l1n Harris,
]. B. Hobbs, Jim Sutton,
Lewis Spar1n, q. A. Adams,
Arthur Berry, Jim Brown,
y. x. Bynun, j. H. Cooper,
Harrv Casey, ]. M. Creel,
J. M. Collier, Lee Hamilton,
Gus Harper, G. w. Hodges,
Joe Hardy, Tom Jones,
Lee Johnson, y. ]. Jones,
Jesse johnson, Reuben Jones,
Paul Murray, Bob Mitchell,
Jno. Mitchell, Bob Moore,
w. A. Mcdonald, j. r. Peavy,
j. q. Robbins, w. Z. Robbins,
j. L. SinsinG, Blaine Sheppard,
Craig Smith, j. r. Sheppard,
Houston Spann, Ruffin Spann,
Tom Srsnn COL. Ed Spann,
T. w. Wilcher.
SHILOH PRECINCT
Ed Jones, Louis Mayors,
Roy billiard,
Bonnie Lewis, John Lott,
Wesley Ward, Fred Flowers,
John Randolph, J. M. Gordon,
Geo. Gordon. EsaW Ward.
ANTIOCH PRECINCT
Perry Wilkerson, John Anderson,
Fred Brewster. j. B. Easterling,
Clarence Jones, o. N. McWaster,-
E. G.. McMaster, Will Thomas.
John Gipson, Pat Magee.
r. l.. Till ST., John Till.
Oscar Huff, Farer Jones,
G.. r. Magee, r. L. Thompson,
Henry Travis. Walter Williams.
Ed Whitfield, Homer Wooten,
III. w. BomaI, j. L. Floyd,
Richard Foote. Robt Grimes.
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1921-03-31
NEW PROSPECT SCHOOL

Sol Brown. Horace Banks,
John Collier Sr.. Henry Calhoun
Lee Collier, Tom Campb
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1921-03-31
PEARSON PRECINCT

Henry Brown, Will Chisholm,
Henry Dawson. Henry Howard,
Ansy jenkins, E. j. Johnson,
Will Johnson. Joe Mcqueen,
Harrison Rankin, Robt. Simpson,
Monroe Smith, lack Wright,
Lucius Brown. T. A. Block,
Robt. Campbell, Louis Givens,
Andrew Harper. John Holden,
Ii~e johnson, Ed Jenkins,
Renus Lacy, Green Lombard,
Jas. Lewis, Henry Lindsey,
Will Miller. Geo. Pemberton,
Lige Pembert0n. Jim Penlberton
Willie 6hoto. Melvin Splarkman,
Fills Smell, Scott Tinnin,
Will Tinnin, Ed Terrell,
Walter Terrell, Peariie Taylor,
John Taylor, Henry Walker,
Sam Williams. Ben Anderson,
Jerry Jackson, Stacy Terrell.
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1921-03-31
CLEARY PRECINCT

Willis Afford COL, Willis Brimage
Walter Beasley, Leroy Calhoun,
Ben Foster, Marshall Holmes,
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1921-03-31
WHITES PRECINCT

Jim Cottrell, Harvey Davis.
Geo. Norwood, Walter Spells,
Simon Stamps, S. b. Ward,
is. Fl. Ward, Geo. COttrell,
Oscar Carr, Oscar Davis,
Will Jones, Dave Limford,
Albert Martin. Alex Norwood,
Will Ross COL, Ammons Tillman
Joe WAYNE.
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1921-03-31
MT. CREEK PRECINCT

Charley Cooper, Luther Morris,
Dan Norwood. Silas Woodson,
Clarence Farthing, w. II. Harper,
Spellman Harper, John Hampton,
Aaron Sims, John Smith,
Curtis Sims.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-01-17
HAD TO Get Up
QUITE FREQUENTLY
during THE night
South Bend Lady Had Weak
Kidneys, Sluggish Liver,
Dizzy Spells and Was Con-
stipated- Dreco Restored
Her Health.

Il had such dizzy spells I was
afraid I'd fall and inquire myself:
black waves foated before my eyes
and when I laid down at night It
seemed like the bed was rolling"
said Mrs. Wilhelmina 1Iiscnke,
whose home is at 11O5 Queen St..
South Bend. Ind.
Il had an awful pain under my
shoulder blade. extending into the
right side and hip, which kept me
awake ha.f the night. Ny back
aChed and the weakness in my kid
neys caused me TO get up as much
.s dozen times during the night
I went for days without move
mert OF the bowels, which caused
my head TO ache constantly.
Il was thoroughly discouraged
when I read about what Dreco had
done I'm a case similar 20 mine and
determined 10 give IL a trial. I am
now on my third bottle and am hap
py 20 say DrecO has proven its
power 10 overcome these troubles
and I am rapidly gaining strength
My family joins heartily IN praising
Dreco the splendid herbal remedy
that did So much for me-"
DreCO is being specially introduced
by the Central DRUG. Store and
American Drug store and sold by
an druggists In South Bend and by
the Red Cross Pharmacy, Msha-
waka. ~Aaav-
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-01-17
NATIONS OF WORLD
HONOR GEN GORGAS
Latin-America, England and
France Join in Tribute
to American.
By Associated Press

by Associated Press:
WASHINGTON, Jan. 16.-The ma
tons OF Latin-America through their
diplomatic representatives Joined
with the United States, France and
Great Britain Sunday night in pay
ing tribute to the memory Of the
late Mai. Gen. William Crawford
Gorgas, former surgeon general of
the United States army and leader
in the successful fight against yell
low fever. Memorial services In
honor OF Gen. Gorgas. who died last
July in London, were held in the
Pan-American building under the
auspices Of the Southern society OF
Washington, which thereby honOreC
the memory Of a product of the
South. The speakers included Sec
retaries Baker, Daniels, and Davis,
Mai. Gen. Peter c. Harris: AM
bassador Jusserand Of France, Maj.
Gen. II. K. Bethel, military attache
OF the British EN- bassy, Ambassador
Pezet of Peru, Minister De Cespedes
OF Cuba, Minister EliZalde Of Ecua-
cor. Charge .d'affaires Lefevre Of
Pana ma, and Director General Rowe
OF the pan-AmeriCan union. Mes
sages were read from the presidents
OF a number Of Latin American gov
ernments.
Gen. Harris Speaks.
AdJt. Gen. Harris presided at the
meeting and before introducing the
other speakers traced the life Of
Gen. COrgas, showing how intimate.
" IL had been connected with vel
low fever and how yellow fever,
which In 1853 had driven the beau
tiful Amelia Gayle from her home
In Mobile, Ala, to the nearby mill
tary station where she first met
Lieut.. Josiah Gorgas, twenty-nine
yers later called the son Of this
couple to Fort Brown, Tex, where
he met and saved from that sCOUrse
the young girl who as his wife shar-
ed his life and who as his widow
now mourns his loss"
Secretary Baker paid tribute to
the work OF Gen. GOrgaS in eradi
eating yellow fever from the Pana-
ma canal zone. declaring the former
surgeon general made the building
OF the Panama canal pos
sible "and saved its construction
from being married by hav-
ing along its banks the graves or
tens OF thousands Of victims 70 the
pestilence Of the jungle. which for
ages had imposed the sentence OF
death upon those who sought to
join the two oceans"
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-01-17
PUBLIC IS INVITED
TO HEAR BEYERIDGE
Former u. S. Senator to APP
pear Before Two Audi
ences Here Today.

Former L. 6. Senator Albert J.
Beveridge. VINO IS scheduled TO de-
liver an address on THE COnstitu-
tiOn as Construed by John MARSHALL
at the high school auditorium to-
night. Will be an honor guest at a
luncheon TO be held in the Cham Der
OF Commerce building at noon to-
day Following the luncheon. Mr..
Beveridge VIII discuss THE Primary
Law and How IL Should Re
Amended"
Although the Chamber of Com
merce luncheon are. ordinarily
strictly limited 10 business men. the
meeting today will be attended by
several members of the League OF
Women Voters. through whose ef-
forts the former Indiana senator was
secured to talk in this city.
Several hundred people are ex-
pected 90 hear the lecture at the
high school tonight and the local
women are urging the public 20 be
present before eight o'clock. as the
lecture Will start promptly at that
hour.
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Branch Wants La,U to
Check Child Marriage
BY Associated Press:

INDIANAPOLIS. Ind, Jan. 10
Lieut. Gov. Branch ia Arranging to
have a bill prepared and introduced
in the senate TO prohibit county
clerks from issuing marriage IL
censes to persons who do not live
In the county. it was announced
here Sunday. The measure IS
prompted, the lieutenant governor
said. by the increasing number Of
Opponents, and by the indiscrim-
mate issuance Of licenses to aLpli-
cants by county clerks throughout
the state. He pointed out that al
though the state has attempted to
place safeguards around the mar
riage laws, that they are not strict
enough and are abused.