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Casino de Puerto Rico

La Junta de Directories de esta Cor
poracion acordo convocar los seHo
res accionistas de la misma pam ce-
lebrar session ordinaria annual, en- el
edificio de la Corporation Avenida
Ponce de Leon, n1mero dos, en- esta
ciudad de San Juan, Ell dfa 80 de Mar
70 de 1921, las cuatro de la tarde,
con objeto de elegir los Directories,
Presidente v Vice-Presidente de la
Corporation para Ell pr6ximc afo y
para tratar de todos los demas asun-
tos, correspondents la Junta Ge-
neral ordinaria, que lie sean someti-
dos.
Lo que Sc hace publico para cita-
cion conocimiento de los seiores ac-
cionistas los efectos procedentes
San Juan, Febrero % de 1921.
Manuel v. del VALE.
Secretario.
Advt
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ti6ndole que el no estaba autorizado pa
ra discutir con la Presidencia.
Ell Speaker invite al senor Tor
mes que negara 10 que habia escrito,
~ dijo ell sehor Tormes que las frases
dichas por ell ST. Tizol habian si1o pro
nunciadas y manifesto, a5emas, que no
retiraba nj ura sola coma que 10 escri
to, escrito estaba
En- estos momentos hubo una excita-
G. on que dur6 algunos minutes entire los
Representatives. de la mayoria, algunos
de los cuales propusieron que Sc discu-
tiera Ell asunto inmediatamente en- ca
nara dada Ia gravedad de las circunsta,-
cias.
El senior Fortuflo propuso que Sc re-
nlitiera nuevan.snte al Comit6, para su
ruevo estudio, Ia question, despu6s de
la actitud asumida por ell sefior Tormes
snte la Camsra. La moci6n fue aproba
da Sc retro Ell Comite estuaiar ell
asunto.
Sc leyeron los proyectos psndientes y
Sc discuti6 y fu5 pospuesto indehnida-
mente Ell proyecto dc la camara rlmero
40.
FL Comit6 regreso y puso la corsi-
deraci6n de Ia Capara Ell informs de la
n,ayorfa del mismo, dando cuenta al mis-
mo tempo de haber sido rendido un in
forme disidente por ell Sr. Gonzalez Me-
ma Y de haberse abstenido de votar Ell
Sr. Alfonso.
Fue puesto a discussion ell referido in
forme, habiendo consumido turnos en-
FRO ell Sr. Lastra en- contra los sres.
Tizol, Gonzalez Mera, Arizona y Dones.
Tizol aun cuando vot6 con Ell informe Sc
manifesto en- contra debido ciertas
aclaraciones que qpiso hacer en- su deseo
serene ecuknime de concffisr volunta
des dado 10 delicado de la situaci6n.
A continuation pubhcanos el informe:
A la Camara de Representatives.:
vuestra Comision, previo estudio y
consideration del asunto de privilegio
en- el case del Representative por Ell dis
trito Representative ndmero 81, que le
fuese sometido, informa la Camara.
Que en- La session del % de febrero
de 1921 mientras Sc discutia Ia r c..
de la Camara nhmero 2, despues de
efectuada la votaci6n ell Representative
Sr. Tonnes solicit6 permiso de Ia Presi-
dencia para explicar su vote. Concedi-
dole este Ell Representantc Sr. Tormes
puso en- manos del sr Secretario de Ia
camara un documento que transcrito
dice asi:
''Fundamentos por los cuales doy mi
voto en- contra de La r. @. de la G. g.:
10. Porque las manifestaciones del Re-
presentante por San Juan, Sr. Tizol, de
4 la mayoria, pronunciado en- la tarde de
este dia. en- favor de la resoluci6n, SOS
tuvo que ell Partido Unionista necesita-
ba al Sr. wager en- Puerto Rico para el
fomento del ideal Independentista, y ha
/ bio adem&s durante los debates de esta
tarde, Ell sr. Coll y Cuchi sobre los favo
res de Santa Catalina.
'sQue despu6s de estas manifestation
mes este Representante entiende que la
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CUBA YE. u. Sc CO. =.
MUNICAN POR TELE-
FONO SUBMARINE


Los wFeaidsntss Hardirg y zsyas
inaugurarAn Ia unsa oaciaimsuts en-
Marie.
Les eahlsgramas rsclbidos 6lsima-
meute. tFssn Ia notieia Dc habsr Eeea
do al puerto de NoFfolk 81 vzpor a.
cables Stephan. cue visns ds Ia
Fopa con oblss0 ae hsesE si tsndsao
cue habfA de unir taisf6niesmsuts q
Cuba con los Estates Unidos
Tauto en- II Habana cone sn Ksy
West. estAn listas "a ias tsfminsiss asl
cable.
In cayo Husso estA "a Ia easssa
en- Ia Habana sstA- tfahal&naoas diA
nocAe. Al ohisto De cue ssts iissa
para cssEao sea IisEada IL hota as lis
var . eabo si amarrs ds Ios cables.
81 81 tiempo e. bonsnsibis. Il sen.
dido de los cables deads Ksy Wet q
la Habans. IS esssti6a ds tres ssma-
mas. Despuss De slls s6io faltaria rsA-
iizsr las pTusbas sscnicas necesarias an
tes de abrir si ssrvieio 81 pablico. v
dentrO de unas einco sssaaas Q ssls
a mas tardar. ss snaugurart oas.slmsa
te 81 ssrvieio tsisf6nico sasss cuba
los Essados unidos. sostsnisndo ana
conversaei6n los rreaideutea a. asnhsa
paises."
Ia realization Do ssta aigantssca
obra signiaea gfaaass vsutalas pafa
el concrete eutre smhas nacIones g.
una labor eonstsnts aas - be- vsai4o
realizando sn ios aitimos oeAs asss-
DE Ia magnitud ds IL osga sn Gs
aspeeto material; instaiafo si Easvo
tendido. Caba podra vansziorisFss ds
contar eon 81 cable tsisf6nics sutaa-
rino mas largo qus sxista sn 81 man-
do. Hasta ahoFa eousapsndia Il psi.
macia Tnglatsrra "a qus si tsisfcna
cue une Abessith q Howth eusnia t4io
sstsnta y tres mllias nAutlsas a. a.
tons.on en- tante cue si a. n ffAsusa
Key West ss a. cisn miiias scsres.
tras. Y per 10 aus - rsAets al sipe esi
cable. 81 que - ssa para unif 4 cuss
cen ioa Esssdos vritos a. fs ua gir-
tema , caiidad eel enc. al mayor sus
cxiste. s8io tlsns eusfsnta milias ds
extension. unisndo = DunqusEgus ea
Franeia. con Saint siargarsis en- ia COS
"a ingiesa. Y poF an. este nssvo eas.s
serk 81 cue habsa de estar sumsfrds
. mayor profundidaa a. euantls sxis-
ten hoy en- 81 mundo."
Tenieudo sn cusnta Ia suma Gs CO.
municaciones eve hahrkn Dc sssisnsr-
80 entire New Yofk y HatanA ns -
rescrvadc para Nsw York ma ssSscsal
preferencta poro eiio no soiamcuse. 80
/ drA comuniearse cuba per Key west
o : jacksonville. con chiozEo. saint
Louiz New orlsans , dsmks cisdades
noTteamsrleanas inciuso eon Mon-
trsai, en- canada.
Para IL rsaiisasi6n ds ssts magma
obra han prestads % eoopsFaes6a Ia
International Telephone and Tsis-
graph Company. compahia ersada para
ananciar = IL cuba Tsisphons. cuba
American Teisphons and Tsisgrnph y
Porto Rico TsispheEs. los GFanasa cor
trasismpos aas nasuraimsuss susssa a.
paso en- toda labor no couhu -
POE coRRBR A DRAM vELocIDAD
III Ruardia nodfigusa arrsss6 . rs
..s.n 4. 1asaA arisn sulaha an su.
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EMOCIONANTE REU-
MON CON Los DELE
GADOS ALEMANES
(poR CABLE FRANcEs)

LONDRES, mario 2.-La prescn
cia de los representatives de Alema-
min ha infundido extraordinario in
teres la conferencia que sc esta &C
lebrando aqui.
La policfa tuvo que mantener dis
tantes a muchos miles de curiosOs.
FL presidente dc la Comisi6n alema
ma, DR. Simons, y los demas repre-
sentantes dc Alemania, llegaron a
pie. Pocos momentos despues llega-
ban Lloyd George, BRAND, Loucher
a Lancaster House, donde tuvo efee
to la reunion de la conferencia, por
estar celebrando la Familia real algu
mas ceremonias en- el palacio de Saint
James.
FL jefe del Gobierno britanico,
Lloyd George, salud6 a los represen
tantes de Alemania, a quicnes mani
fest6 que los Aliados habian decidi-
do poner a discussion los proyectos 81
guientes:
1.-Indemnizaciones: 2, Desarme
Pregunt6 al DIR. Simons 81 le agrada
ba este orden, a 10 cual el Rcpresen-
tante de Alemania respOndi6 que 81.
FL DIR. Simons agreg6 inmediatamcn
te que los expertos alemanes habian
establecido contra-proposicionEs. las
cuales sc entrcgarian Ia Confercn
cia, que los expertos Aliados y ale
names podian examinarlas, como asi
sc verified POGO despues. Las contra
proposieiones de Alemania fucrsn ex-
puestas con mucha lentitud, en- virtud
de las largas discusiones a que die
ron motive.
Segdn elias. Alemania debe pagar
solamente a los Aliados 10000, ,OOO.-
900 de marcos, orc.
Lloyd George, quien habia acogido
con mucha cortesia, desde que empez6
Ia Conferencia, a los Representatives.
de. Aemania, a quienesr oy6 das pie,
di6 un salto, que no pudo evitar, cx
pres6 gran disgusto. Despues dc ha-
Der conference.-the con NJ BRAND y
los demas representatives de las nacio
mes Aliadas, pregunt6 Lloyd George
al DR.. Simons 81 las proposiciones es
eritas de Ia delegation alenana eran
exactamente iguales a las que mani
festaron verbalmente. En- este caso-
afiadi6 Lloyd GeOrge-quizas podria-
mos abstenernos de exlminarlas dis
cutirlas.
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EN- LA coRTE FEDERAL

Aver Sc inform6 ante la Corte Fedc-
raj Ell case de la New York and P. &
S. S. Co. VS. la Working Men Re-
lief Commission
Argument6, por la primera, Ell Lcdo
Hartzell, y por la otra, Ell Lcdo. Guerra.
La question fu6 sometida la con-
sideraci6n del Tribunal.
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CONSIDERACIONES
-"-
ACERCA DEL MER-
CADO AZUCARERO

Las noticias recibidas de Cuba en- New
York, dando cuenta del nombramiento
de una comision para la venta del aztl-
car de la presente zafra y los rumores
de que Sc ijara un precio minimo de cin-
co centavos por cada libra, han deter
minado en- aquel mercado la actual alza
del producto y La consiguiente eszabili-
dad en- ell precio del mismo. Y por ESQ
di6se Ell case de haberse hecho operacio
mes de azticar con un alza tan repentina
como considerable, pues de 81. ss subi6
de golpe a SIS para Ell de Cuba.
Puede decirse que Cuba es Ell merca-
do regulator del precio del azicar. 81
Sc establece ALI un precio uniforme y
rerunerador para Ell producto, es induda
BILE que los azucareros nativos no sufri-
ran perdidas.
La comisi6n financiera de azlear Gu
bana ha empezado funcionar va. Solo
faltaba completar ell rs per ciento de
la production azucarera de la zafra pa
sada, 10 que va segtn informes, Sc ha
conseguido. En- los centros azucareros
Sc cree que esta medida salve Ell mer-
cado del azlcar, pues desde que Sc ha
tenido conocimiento de la creaci6n de
la misma- los precios del producto han
subido. Sc espera que nuevas ALIAS ten
dram efecto para los azdcares de la pre-
sente zafra.
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MERcADo LOCAL:

Tenemos informes de que estan en- Wis
peras de efectuarse operaciones al mis-
mo precio de S5.S5. Hasta la fecha solo
sabemos de dos casas que Sc disponen
a comprar azicar.
La zafra en- la isla Sc desenvuelve
sin inconvenientes. Aver nos informa-
ron Que va estan moliendo todas las cen
trales.
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REFINADo:

Ultimamente, todos los refnadores de
N Y. cotizaban Ell granulado $7.75 me-
nos el dos por ciento, haciendose opera
clones en-. regular volumen. Los remola-
cheros de Chicago cotizaban a $7.65 con
igual descuento Surgio entire estos y
los refnadores del Oeste Ia competen-
cia, dando este por resultado que el azu-
car lego bajar hasta $7.35. Poccs
dias despues, los seaores, .-Arhuckle
Bros vinieron a salvar la situaci6n,
estableciendo la base de $7.75, a cuyo
precio siguen hoy cotizando todos los
demas refnadores
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sEMBRADoREs DE TABAco II
EEL RAYo''

Estirpa los gisalcs, las hormigas y
toda clase de insectos es inofensivo
a las hojas. Una cajita solamente vale
15 centavos Haga Ia prueba. De venta
en- todas las Farmacias. Distribuidores,
Brau ' Rivera, san Juan, P. r.
ADVT.
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WASHINGTON, mario 2-Con la
rendici6n del ejercito de Costa Rica,
ha terminado la grave question que
surgi6 entire Ia menciOnada RepGbli-
ca v Panama.
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Suburban

MODOC, Ind.-The lecture course
was well attended Saturday night.
The Merry Musical Maids were the
entertainers of the evening. ... Rev.
Summerville Light of Richmond
preached at the NJ. E. church Monday
night, Feb. Miss Lois Lenning
ton spent Sunday with Misses Nina
and Helen NanI 80. Mrs. Shack How
ell OF Muncie and Mrs. Otis Howell of
near Losantville spent Thursday aft
ernoon with Mrs. Yves Howell. Miss
Nava Johnson OF Losantville spent
Sunday with Miss Ruth Swain. =. e. Mr..
and Mrs. $. l.. Hodson and children
spent Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. Will
liam Chamness OF Carlos City. Mrs.
Stella Hanscomb of Muncie spent Sun
day with MI. and Mrs. Frank Swain
and children. $50. Mr.. and Mrs. l.. w.
Ridenour and children spent Sunday
with Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Swain. The
NJ. Z. church aid society will meet
with Mrs. Luna Edwards this coming
Thursday afternoon. Mr.. and Mrs.
OTIS Thomas spent Sunday with Mrs.
Meade Bennett. =. Mrs. d. E. Barker
is visiting her daughter, Mrs. l.enard
DarralI at Winchester. The junior
and eighth year classes from here
went sightseeing to Indianapolis FIJI
day. Leaving here about i O'CLOCK
they arrived in indianapolis at Z. They
went to the governors office and
found out he wasn't to be there until
O'Clock. They then went to the cafe
% great breakfast Later all students
shook hands with Governor MCCray,
we're welcomed by all the officials of
he senate and representatives espe-
cially Miles Furnace, All came back
.eling of what fine time they had
and all were eager to go again. Mr..
and Mrs. Ollie Naylor spent Sunday
afternoon with Mr.. and Mrs. Paul
Beard ... Mrs. Russell Smith spent
Thursday with Mr.. and Mrs. Wess
Howell. Revival has begun at the
NJ T. church. First night the lights
vent out but were soon lit again. Rev,
VanY is conducting the services.
Miss Kathyrn FarQuhar spent Sunday
With Miss Alice Lee. Mr., and Mrs.
Ollie Naylor spent Thursday afternoon
with Mrs. McCallaster at Carlos City
... Miss Alice Lee took supper with
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Earmans of Campbellstown, is teach
ing at present. :. Mrs. H. S. Huey
spent several days in Dayton with her
husband. who is conducting a revival
meeting at Crown Point. Rev. Huey
will fill his regular appointment next
Sunday at the local Christian church.
The members of Mrs. John Ganch's
Sunday school class had charge at the
Christian church Sunday morning, and
gave a pleasing little program of reci-
tatiOns and songs before and after the
lesson. Mrs. Charles Neswongers
class of boys will be in charge on Sun
Gay, February Goth. :. Sunday marked
The close of series of revival meet
ings at the L. B. church. Church serv-
ices were announced for next Sunday
morning at 1880. Mr.. and Mrs.
William Coombs and son and Mr.. and
Mrs. Holly O'Dell. Of Gorden, were
guests of Mr. and Mrs. Leo Guy, Sun
day. Max Trone spent Sunday with
his grandmother, Mrs. Mary Trone.
Members of the l. o. 0. F. lodge
from this place who attended the Har-
ris funeral at New Paris Thursday
afternoon were William Michael, Ar
less Furry, Jerry Eager, r. II. Siler.
T. c. Bra ddock, Asa Vance. Wilbur
Dill and Levi Zehring. Miss Goldie
Howard arrived Thursday from Day
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ton, where she recently submitted to
an operation for appendicitis. Mrs.
o. N Shelleberger, who visited last
week with her parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
A. o. Miller, returned to her home at
College Corner Tuesday. Frank
Brown. of Franklin, o., spent the week
here with Henry Howard and family.
Henry Mitchell returned Friday to his
home in Greenville after a few days
visit at the Howard home and with
Mr.. and Mrs. Wesley Mitchell. . OFT.
Houseman has employment at the Ho-
bart Manufacturing plant at Troy. o.
=. Henry Gray, of New Paris, is Wis
iting with Henry Howard and family.
L. NJ. Turner spent Saturday night
and Sunday with his family at Troy
=. Warren Juday will hold a public
sale of stock ard farm implements,
and will move into the Geeting prop.
erty on North Main street. :. Mrs
Charles Fowble spent Wednesday with
Mr.. and Mrs. J. M. Studebaker. . .
Mrs. Sam Box and son, Charles, OF
Trotwood, visited during the weekend
with the formers mother. Mrs. Sarah
Holman.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Gauch and fam
lily were Sunday afternoon visitors a,
the home of Mrs. Louise Fowble. Anna
Gauch was the guest of BERTHE Wal
dren at the Fowble home recently.
Mr.. and Mrs. Warren Juday spent
Wednesday in New Paris with Mr.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-02-09
DON'T SUFFER -
WITH NEURALGIA
Use Soothing Musterole

When those sharp pains go shooting
through your head, when your skull
seems as if it would split, just rub alittle
Mustercle on your temples and neck.
1t draws out the Inflammation, soothes
away the pain, usually giving quickrelief.
Musterole is a clean, white ointment,
made with oil of mustard. Better than
a mustard plaster and does not blister.
Many doctors and nurses frankly
recommend Musterole for sore throat,
bronchitis, Group, stiff neck, asthma,
neuralgia, congestion, pleurisy, rheuma-
t;sm, lumbago, pains and aches of the
back or joints, sprains, sore muscles,
bruises, chilblains, frosted feet-colds
of the chest tit often prevents pneu-
I.aonia). It is always dependable.
ou>. >..-u ~. lars; hospital size $500
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BAD BREATH
DR.. Edwards Olive Tablets Get
at the Cause and Remove t.

DR.. Edwards Olive Tablets, the SUBJ
stitute for calo1nel, act gently on the
bowels and positively do the work.
People afflicted with bad breath find
quick relief through DR.. Edwards Olive
Tablets. The pleasant, sugr-coated
tablets are taken for bad breath by
all who know them.
DR.. Edwards Olive Tablets act gen.
tly but firmly on the bowels and liver,
stimulating them to natural action,
clearing the blood and gently purifying
the entire system. Thy do that which
dangerous calomel does without any
of the bad after effects.
All the benefits of nasty. sickening,
gripping cathartics are derived from
DR.. Edwards Olive Tablets without
gripping, pain or any disagreeable effects.
DR.. F. M. Edwards discovered the
formula after seventeen years OF prac-
tice among patients afflicted with
bowel and liver complaint. with the
attendant bad breath.
Olive Tablets are purely a vegetable
compound mixed with olive oil, you
will know them by their olive Solor-
Take one or two every night Tor d weei:
ana note the erect 15c and 800
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and Mrs. Reuben Young, Mr.. and
Mrs. David Poyner are entertaining
their nephew, Mr.. limerick of Yer
sailles. g. A cottage prayer meeting
will be held Thursday evening at the
home of Mrs. Sarah Homan. 3. Mrs.
Chloe Bowers and daughter Mildred,
spent from Wednesday until Saturday
with Mrs. Anna Howell. Miss limo
Howell of Dayton, was guest Sunday,
=. James B. Trone spent Saturday
night and Sunday with Mr. and Mrs.
E. r. Steinmetz at Arcanum. 80. Mr..
and Mrs. Ira Lichtenfels and family,
of New Madison, MIR. and Mrs. Virgel
limerick and son Dwight, and Mr.. and
Mrs. l. A. Muhrman were guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Bruner Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. John Waldren of Fort
Jefferson, will move to their property
ON South Main street. o. j. Mckee
will vacate but he has not decided
definitely where he will locate.
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Misses Nina and Helen VanY Monday
evening. Master Paul Abel of In
dianapolis is spending the rest of the
winter with grandparents, Mr.. and
Mrs. o. E. Abel.
ELDORADO, O.-James Petry and
family spent Sunday afternoon with
Hale Agler and family. Mrs. H. A.
Splitter, Mrs. George Gaeting, Misses
Alma Burckhardt and Flo Emrick
spent Sunday afternoon with Rev. =.
c. Rarnhart and family. A. B. Mil
Ter and family spent Sunday with Mrs.
man and daughter Ella, OF Trotwood.
Howard 6eale and family were
guests of Joseph Brown, Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. C. Coovert spent Sun
day with H. r. Mcpherson and family.
r.. A. Miller and family entertained
Mr.. and Mrs. Sherman Lutz, David
Wolford and family, and MI. and Mrs.
Mark Shaeffer Sunday. Mrs. Ed
Rautsaw, Mrs. Elma Beard and Mr.. and
Mrs. Warren Eby spent Saturday even
ing with Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Brown.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elijah Hapner spent
Saturday evening with Mr. and Mrs.
Samuel Covert. .Elva HORNE and
family entertained John DEAN and
family Sunday. .Mahlon Emrick and
family spent Sunday with Nern Eiken-
berry and family. H. B. Sell and
family were guests of Samuel Coovert
and family Sunday. .Orla Sayler and
family and Mrs. AIva HORNE and chill
dren spent Friday with John DEAN and
family. Mr.. and Mrs. l.. Z. Horner
spent Sunday with Mrs. Horner's par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. l.. A. Bookwalter,
of Tritwood, Sunday. Noah Charles
and family, of near Otterbein, were the
guests of William Reckler and family
Sunday. Carol Shewmon, of Chi
cago, spent Saturday and Sunday with
Loren Juday.. Ed kimmel, who is
attending school at Columbus. spent
Sunday at home. Harvey and Choir
ley Minnivh. of Greenville, spent Sun
Cay morning with Mr.. and Mrs. Jerry
Minnich. .Orla Sayler and family
and Dwight and Helen HORNE spent
Sunday with Jacob Kicker and family
=. 80. Mrs. Herve Shesmon spent the
weekend with Mr.. and Mrs. James
Gwynn. of Richmond. =. Mildred and
James Juday spent Sunday with J. c.
Juday and family. Mr.. and Mrs. P. V
Murphy and son Billy Joe were eve
ming callers. :. Mrs. c. D. Miller, Mrs
H c. Mastin. Robert Wolford, Ben EN-
rick and MI and Mrs. Warren Eby
were Sunday afternoon and evening
callers. -. Mrs. H. c. Covert and
Mrs. H. C. Mastin spent Saturday after
noon with Mrs. Jacob Kicker and
daughter, Stella. Virginia and Clara
Belle Stayton were the guests of O. F
Kimmel and family, Sunday. Lowell
Beard spent Saturday night and Sun
day with Ralph Schlosser.. Mr.. and
Mrs. Alva White spent Sunday after
noon with Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Ullom
. Mrs j. A. Guenther and Mrs. Katie
| wildwood spent Thursday afternoon
! With Mrs. Jacob Kicker and daughter
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If the price could be lowered OIL
these Rugs, we would quickly lowe
them. These are QUALITY Rug
and the price is very GO OC
low at SposOA
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Many Indiana People
RELIEVED OF GOiTRE
WITHOUT OPERATION
BY External Home Treatment-Go See
or Write to Any of Them.

Note: 1t would be illegal to publish
these statements if they were not true
These people have treated goitre
successfully with Sorbol Quadruple.
They have had their testimonials pub
lished in their home papers Any Of
them are glad to tell their experience
personally or by letter: Mrs. F. w.
Harlan, 345 Christian ST.. indianapolis.
Mrs. Alice DAVIS, 43O Main St, Rich
mond, Mabel .Burris, New Castle, Mrs
Flora Payne, 1926 9th Ave, Terre
Haute, Mrs. E. a. Poe, 1888 1919 St,
Terre Haute, Mrs. Sam Holloway. r.
r. G., Indianapolis, Mrs. Emma Davis,
AIS E. st. Clair St. indianapolis, Mrs.
Matte HALEY, Mecca. Mrs. Jos. Babos,
404 w. 3rd ST., Connersville.
Sorbol Quadruple comes in small
bottles containing enough for most
cases. 1t will not stain or irritate.
Does not interfere with regular work
Leaves parts in healthful, normal con-
dition. Requires 10 minutes daily.
Get further information at A. G.
Luken Drug Co. and drug stores every
where or write Sorbol Company. Me-
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