davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-11-05
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER S, is2l-pAGE SEVEN

meeting or election was held and ths
judges permitted a Mrs. d. M. UT to
votewhen she was not legal voter
it is alleged
The ballots, when counted. stood "A
for and % against consolidation OF
school districts 10, IS and 10. Another
special meeting was held, according to
the complaint at which time the vote
of Mrs. Hattie Ruddock was excluded.
thus making the vote % for and 81
against consolidation. The charge fur-
ther states that Mrs. Ruddock was q
legal voter.
The settlement Of the case will come
I'D later in the county court.
Women rarely suffer from color
blindness.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-11-05

terday. Money Is coming In fast and
Is being loaned extensively, but there
are still many thousands OF dollars in
the treasury and all Is to be loaned to
those who lost homes Mn tho disaster
of June g." he continued.
The association, which is a recent
off-spring of the Rotary club Of the
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-11-05
ASK DISMISSAL
OF ELECTION CASE

A document was filed in the county
court Thursday in answer to a COM
dollars. The only limitations or re-
quirements necessary, say the direc-
tors, arc that the applicant be a flood
sufferer, have a job and be able to
make monthly payments. The money
is loaned at a low rate OF interest.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-01-06
Homemade Remedy
Stops Coughs Quickly
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It's cheap, but for prompt results it
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children like it-and it is pure and good.
Pour 2h ounces of Pinex in a pint
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costing no more than small bottle of
ready-made cough syrup.
And as a cough medicine, there is
really nothing better to be had at any
price. 1t goes right to the spot and
gives quick, lasting relief. 1t promptly
heals the inhamed membranes that line
the throat and air passages, stops the
annoying throat tickle, foosens the
phlegm. and soon your cough stops en-
tirely. Splendid for bronchitis, Group,
hoarseness and bronchial asthma.
Pinex is highly concentrated COM
pound of Norway pine extract. famous
for its healing effect on the membranes.
To avoid disappointment ask your
druggist for "219 ounces of Pinex" with
directions. and don't accept anything
else. Guaranteed to give absolute salts
faction or money refunded. The Pinex
Co.. Fl. Wavne. Ind.
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CONSOLIDATE
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through the fees and taxes charged for
licenses and other service rendered for
the state, as herein recommended, that
during the next four year period there
will be available for extraordinary ex-
penses at least one million dollars a
year. With this situation in view a
program should be adopted extending
over the four year period and to in
clude the following: Increasing the
capacity of our state hospitals for the
insane by at least 1900; the erection
of new buildings at the central hospi-
tai for the insane; the completion of
the group of buildings at the epileptic
village at Newcastle and the construc.
ton of the Feeble Minded Colony at
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Butlerville; the removal of the reform
atory from Jacksonville to a more
central location and the erection of a
children's hospital and thepsychopath.
lc clinic in connection with the Long
hospital and the state medical school"
This entire program, the governor
said, should be carried out with no
increase in the state tax levy.
Urges Higher Auto Tax.
The tax upon automobiles is entirely
Inadequate. Governor Goodrich declar-
ed, and Is very much less than the
amount collected in adjoining states.
The tax on trucks is particularly low,
he said. He recommended that the
tax upon trucks be increased heavily
and that the automobile tax generally
be increased and that the funds so de-
rived be used for the construction and
maintenance Of the state highway
system.
The governor also directed attention
to the legislative accomplishments OF
the last four years. He mentioned par.
ticularly the following: Laws prohibit.
ing the sale Of Intoxicating liquors
ratification of the womans suffrage
and prohibition amendments; laws
abolishing the elective offices of state
statistician and state geologist and ap.
pointlve offices of legal clerk and
legal supernumeraries and board OF
veterinary examiners; laws creating
the department of conservation, de-
partment of banking and insurance
and the live stock sanitary commits.
sion; the state year book law which
put an end to the great waste of print.
ing useless department reports; the
state highway commission law; the
blue sky law; tax revision laws; the
coal commission law and the passage
or joint resolutions authorizing the
submission to the people of sixteen
amendments to the constitution
among these the budget system.
In the not far distant future" Gov.
ernor Goodrich said, Indiana must
face reorganization of it's govern.
ment. l believe in a simplified form
OF state government. Elective Offices,
the duties of which are for the most
part administrative, should be abolish.
cd. A large number of state boards
should be eliminated and the various
functions of such officers and boards
should be consolidated in a few state
departments which are responsible to
the chlef executive. It is my frank
opinion that more and better service
| can be rendered and the public will
more effectively control their own af
fairs If the executive and administra
tive functions of our state government
are centered in the governor and in
the state departments responsible tc
him than can ever be possible with
the present division of authority"
Concluding his message, the Gov
ernorE said:
las I look back over the record oil
the past four years l would not, had
the power to do so. change it in any
important particular. l am content
with the things accomplished. My
| only regret is that I have not beer
able to do more for the people of the
state who entrusted me with the
gOvernOrship"
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Heart Problems

Dear Mrs. Thompson: am a young
lady twenty-six years old. I have
given music lessons for several years
and although 1 was married about nine
months ago, have kept my pupils.
My husband is bright young man
of my own age. He is the kind who
is smart enough, but he does not seem
to get along. At the time we were
married he had a good position with
a lot of promises, but not good as far
as pay. He watched advertisements
in the magazines and got a position in
another city. We made all plans to
go there together and then the bust
ness closed for a while. He had
worked there only two months at the
time.
You can see that now Is bad time
for him to locate. I am going on with
my teaching, as I mentioned above,
hut I do not earn enough to provide
necessities. We are living with my
mother and do our share in keeping up
expenses. On account of my work,
mother does the Homework, buying
end cooking. l know that she spends
as little as anyone could. but my hus-
band is not satisfied and he says un.
kind things to her. I am worried to
death for fear that mother will ask us
to move. If she does we simply can't
get along.
What can do to bring about closer
harmony? I love my husband. but I
feel that he is in the wrong this
time. MARY.
Your problem is significant and if
you do not handle it correctly now
you will have much trouble of the
same nature later
Your husband can get Job. He
may not be taken in as vice president
hut if he is eager for work he can get
something, even If it is only a job
shining shoes. You should not sup
port him. He is leaning on you
because you are proving yourself cap
able of getting along on your OWE
income.
Do not be afraid to speak the truth
Tell your husband you do not like the
way he is acting and if he cannot con
tribute to the good will of tie home
he had better find another place &c
live. where you will join him when he
is able to support you.
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A SWEETHEART AT THIRTY.
The story Of Woman's Transformation
BY MARION RuslNcAM

living room, touching each OF our pos
sessions with delight. 1 never lost my
joy ip going about this coy bit Of a
home. set down in the middle of a still
squalid neighborhood.
You've Just the homemaker's
touch. Helen said finally, dropping
her paper to watch me. TITS some
thing in the way you settled things in
their places. as we'll as in the places
you choose for them"
Il should say it was the things
chosen" l answered, pleased at the
compliment.
That's part of it too. But you have
the correct sense Of things. You know
the quiet OF neutral toned back
ground and the restfulness of bare
spaces. You know the sort Of bright
color that should break into an other
wise monotonous corner. You instinc-
lively choose the article that's plain
and good in line
Listen to the GIRL" interrupted. /
was still not too used to flattery.
Have you been taking your exer-
cises?" Helen demanded suddenly. l
flushed little.
Il have been forgetting"
scolded GROSSLY "A woman your age
who wants to keep her youth would
have to do a little work for it; a
woman who has lived as you have,
who wants to regain her youth, must
work five times as hard. Here, I'll
make you a programme to follow"
She went over to Violet's pile of
school books, took some paper and a
CT
again, made out my programme"
"You get up, when-7? All right,
put a housedress over your nightie.
get breakfast and do your routine
work-without corsets-and get as
much exercise out of it as you can
You're through by-when-9?
Mine when haven't any special
cleaning"
Special cleaning one day a week
then you needn't follow this SEIZED
ule," she relented. Because you'll
have to be dressed differently if you
do hard work.
All right. Lie down for half an
hour. Then at $50, do your exercises
At 10 take a hot bath. Lie down till
II. Then you may do your other
work-going out, getting ready fol-
dinner, getting lunch, or sewing. After
lunch, go for brisk walk-you can
combine shopping with it if you want
so long as you get the walk and the
fresh air.
eff you're out late in the evening,
she went on, do your face and scalr
massage late in the afternoon. If not
at night. Once a week-Fridays. shall
we say-a Turkish bath. Yes" as
protested, "it will make your Skin
marvellous. and it will tone up youl
whole system. One night-Wednes
days-dancine lessons. Ill go with
you"
Good heavens." was all I could
say.
But Helen was obdurate, and l be
gan meekly to follow her routine, as
cnce followed Esther's.
Nov about Violet" she went on
settling herself more comfortably
among the cushions.
Tomorrow Drop Five Years
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Chapter 50
NEW ASSOCIATIONS.

After all, though, there was nothing
We could do. We could be as nice as
possible to Bud. We could make our
fiat so attractive he would not want to
60 elsewhere, and we could warn him
a little when we saw he was getting
restless for the sort of company Pete
offered.
And that was all.
And the question was, would 1T be
enough?
After Buds confession. vi went
about rather quiet and serious. This
was something I hated to see-yet
something | knew was inevitable. VI
was growing up rapidly. r.
Sometimes I think we grow up
by hurts and pains and little trag-
edies. Happiness keeps us yoUrg
sometimes If we have too much
Of it, it makes US shallow and
thoushtless. But on the other
hand, too much sorrow may make
US bitter-or richly sympathetic
Such sorrow as Esther had suffered
had only made her more resentful. II
remained to see what effect similar
experiences would have on Violet-but
felt sure they would not make heI
bitter. Still, wanted to spare heI
everything could.
Meantime, as l said, there was moth
ing we could do, except to show Bud
we cared for him.
And I doubt whether that's good
thing" Helen remarked to me one
day when she ran up for a morning
visit. bud is already a spoiled child
and vi only makes him worse. He's
too sure of her, that's the whole
trouble
you've had such success taking me
in hand" said, that IL you want to
take hold of Violet, I'm sure you'll
make things come out as well for heI
as for me-"
Helen grinned. her delightful, hui
morous grin. She was sitting in her
favorite posture, on a heap of pillows
on the floor, and she had on the bril-
liant batik negligee that had so start
led Esther.
Lend me your morning paper" she
said. 81 want to read up the latest
news and scandal and by that time
TIL have an idea"
left her comfortably fixed, and
went on about my housework. The
breakfast dishes were soon cleared
away, the beds made up, and the little
bedroom made charming again-V
had dressed in a hurry to take col
lege examination early that morning
and her possessions strewed the room
from end to end.
Then I Strengthened and busted the
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-01-06
East Main Friends Members
To Enjoy Chicken Supper

Nearly 20 new members of the East
Main street Friends church, taken in
during the past year, will be enter.
tanned and informally introduced to
other members at the annual supper
to be held at 6 p. m, Thursday.
Following the big chicken dinner an
nounced, a program will be given. AL
members and persons in the habit OF
attending the church or Sunday schoo
are asked to be present.
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SOUTH AMERICAN UNION
is PLEA OF ARCHBISHOP
(By Associated Press

PARIS, Jan. 6.-Archbishop Jose
Candida Pinol, head of the Catholic
church in Guatemala. speaking at a
luncheon given several prominent
Central Americans here yesterday, de-
clared the union of all the Central
American republics was rational, in.
dispensable and Of high Christian
import"
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-01-06
ASPIRIN
Name "Bayer" on Genuine

Beware! Unless you see the name
"Bayer" on package or on tablets you
are not getting genuine Aspirin pre-
scribed by physicians for twenty-one
years and proved safe by millions.
Take Aspirin only as told in the Bayer
package for Colds, Headache, Neural
gia, rheumatism, Earache, Toothache,
Lumbago, and for Pain. Handy tin
boxes Of twelve Bayer Tablets of
Aspirin cost few cents. Druggists also
sell larger packages. Aspirin is the
trade mark of Bayer Manufacture of
Monoaceticacidester Of Salicylicacid.-
Advertisement
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Labor Calendar

Thursday. Jan. 6.-Brotherhood of
R. r. Carmen, Red Mems hall; Plumb
ers, T. M. A. hall; Machinists, Eagles
hall.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-05-10
UNA ORDEN TERMINATE DEL
NCEyO JEFE POLICIACO DE
MADRID

Madrid, abril 30.--El Sr. MILAN dc
PriegO. nuevO director del Cuerpo dc
P0licfa de esta villa Y corte, ha tornado
Ia determination dc emprender una
activa y en6rgica campaiia contra la
vieja cOstumbre madriIefa generaliza-
da. entire los hOmbres. de acOsar con
suS impertinencias a has mujereS que
van pasando pOr las GALES de Ia ciu-
dad. Es la guerra al piropo Y las in.
sulseses, emprendida hace tempo por
un Alcalde de Madrid; pero que en-
vista de su recrudecimiento ahora con
mayor vigor, ell nuevo iefe de La Poll
cfa Sc propone hacerla mas viva hasta
exterminar dicha molesta costumbre.
En- diferentes puntos han sidO coloca-
dos band0s amenaZandO Il los hOmbres
que falten a las reglaS de cortesfa pa.
ia con el sexo femenino, con frases mo
lestOssas 0 interrumpiendO su camino
en- modo que pudiera llamarse tonic
o majadero. En- dicha proclama, ell jefe
de POlicfa da 0rdenes terminates a
toda la fuerza su mando, para que
detenga los que falten la consigna
La Sra. Clara Campoamor, una de
has lfderes del feminismo espaiiol, en-
una carta que publica "El Tiempo"
pide que la justicia extreme todo su ri
gor Ell este asunto que, opinion de
la culta DANA, cada dfa Sc hace mas
necesaria, para cortar Ell abuse calle-
jero que contra la mujer tienen algu-
nos hombres en- Espaiia.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-05-10
rRANcIA ~ ALA A los rmncoS
NH pnsPssiis 90 ~ maafcaimicHly dsi
sloqHc "sia'o apara scpaIar IH-
sia IL i'sHaHic rssfcacr
i'ss bslNhCTiLis.

Washington. abril. Francia. pOr
medic de sn Gobierno y CON el prop5-
sitO de maniener cl bloqueO eslaYo.
para separar de 81 Russia y Alelna-
mia. ha celebrado una alianza ofensi-
va y Defensive. secreta. con Ia Cche-
co-Esloraquia. seylin noiicias recibl-
das hoy.
Ambos pafses So auxiliaran y ayu-
darah mutnamenfc Y tam5i6n en los
Otr0s cases siguicntes: Que So inien-
te rcstablecer Ia forma monarquica
lie gobiernO en- Alcmania. Austria y
Hungrfa que los bolshavistas den al
gun g0lpe de esiado en los citadOs paf-
ses que las aIlbiC ZONES c0lOquen a
Aiemania y al Austria en- situaci6n
de unirse para foimar I'M solo estadO.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-05-10
LA ALGERIA DE ANDAR

Eduardo ZamacOis, el prO,ligiosO via
jero, one sale cOntar tan bcllamente
siis fmpresiOnes andaricgas, ha logra.
40 con su iiltim0 libro. ia Alegffa
de Andar". un exitO insupcrable. Los
primerOs ejemplares de este exquisite
libro On el que hay muchas paginas
dedicadas Puerto Rico, Sc agotaron
apenas llegarOn a los establecimientos
de CANTERO, FERNANDEZ y CO.;
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-05-10
iQUIERE listed .PASAR DELL
CIoSAMENTE Ell PROxIMo
DOMINGO?


La libreria~ Cantero, Fernandez '
Co., ha recibido iltimamente una Sc
RE de libros de supreme interes v de
palpitante actualidad, cuya lectura
constituira una verdadera delicia para
las personas cultas. He aquf algunos
titulos y algunos nombres de autores:
"El Sabor de la Venganza", de Pic
Baroja.
"JuSentina la Bella, de Alberto
Ins1a.
la Guarida", de Jose Frances.
"El Tercer Libro de las Cronicas'
E. Gomez Carrillo.
"El Estanque de los Lotos", Dol
Amado Nervo.
Vera Q los Nihilistas", por oscal
Wilde.
Hay tambiep IN libro delicioso de
mquietante y suggestive escritor An.
tonic de Hoyos y Vinent: Son tres no.
velitas cortas en- un tomo, tres aqua.
fuertes de marayillosa entonaci6n.
Sc siryen pedidos por correo.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-05-10

a.ass u.aga a. Asalss tassls liaeA
~ s,sssaessa - ~ HsssAi , s~s tal
ns.alse b lsls~Ia sluaalhN - ha ~
- =. asslss a. H'af.
As*s ssM ~ tHaAnsm Anm~asaa Aels.
sis . a.s sssss~ Aisama. > gNa in aaF'
a. aamasisiss u .usFamssae a. IA ssan
alusaclaa q iHnnsassss ulAas , iaAas
,-aa malafa 49, sai.a Hsan uac -
kls .-su.nsssaisins.
--a'an sassssn d. i"sunF lsaFsr sa la
ansa8Essiaa d. las a.aiiss areaniRna~
Psr h hisA ligs a. 80 sagsliHl -. D."
me- > Ia ssaclnd g~ans-aa. assF ~.
90 gara ald Ia ssnsnrssa d. r.me; >
l'..'le asss a In i.~sha - han trasln
aaao \ e~a riuaad nun.rr~~as disiin.
gniaas fanilias a~ Sur.
---AneClae. Tar On tras norcnia
dIaS pspsle sl~clrsc. ase Dc sca. "a
yeron aleanes arna~res s'Asre csla
cindad: y hog =, c'irla aIarce cIra-
Potado. cano dispncsio ol,Sequiar-
ms cen nnevas luvias.
--Caine u coa,isiana,io de- Scrvicin
Pdblico local. l.rtlo. FIancisco PARA
Cap6. 80 encneniIa On eSa cinslad del
No-ir On In que Se Propone esiar dos
. tres dias. lc snstiuye aQni ga tai
cargo el ComisiOnado. de Hacienda
nuestro esiimado amigo don BIAS oil
veras.
-Esta mr lana lleg6 a csia ciuaad
el team ~Mayagiez" para celebrar .
desafios de baseball cOn nnestra no
renG Ponce. matchs que parece que
daran muy lucidOs. dada In animaci6n
rcinantc.
Sc infOgma IiOr la policia cue Ia
seilora Hip6lila Rivera intcnt0 suici-
darsc. ingiriendo al efecto una SOlu-
ci6n dc permanganato de potasa y al
cfloi deshaturaliz;ido. prestindOla los
pr;meros auyilins cl doctor DOba. y
paSantlo lucgO al Hospital Tricochc.
Con carga general para esta pla-
"a. han llegadO al puerto local, los va
pores "Emdale". procedente de Gal
weston, y "Cornelia' Ponce, pro-
cedentes de New York, via San Juan.
-Durante el pasado mes de abril
ingresar0n en- In Secretarfa de Ia
COrte Municipal. por conceptO de null
tas v cOstas. $S37.7S Y Sc cancelaron
sellos pOr valor de $152.25.
Ell guardia Andres A. Romhn ha
detcnido al individuo Anastasio Ro-
drfguez para denunciarle como pre-
suntO autor de un delito de falsa re-
presentation al tOmar Ia suma de
d0lares Ell una tienda a nombre de
Julia Belagamba, sin cstar autoriZado
por ella para actudr asf.
-NuestrO amigo el jOven don Eleu-
teriO Santiago ha renunciadO cl car
go de Official del Registro Civil Ell el
GObiernO Municipal local, para dedi-
ear sus actividades otros negocios
mas productivos.
Ell viernes por Ia tarde decOmis6
el guardia Andres A. Roman, dos apa-
ratios de destilar alcohol. inc0mple-
tos, que descubri6 en- una finca agrfco-
la de Beltran Bello. del barrio Portu-
CUES.
--Ochocientas traviesas que el Cen
tral Fortuna tenia apiladas en- cl ST
| tin conOcidO por Santa Rosa, del barrio
'Capitanejo@, fueron consumidas POI
un incendio que Sc supone casual, Il
las cuatro de Ia tarde del viernes Ill
timo.
-Antier por la mailana el vecino
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-05-10

perO ahora. el tiltimo correo ha traf-
10 nueya provision de cIlos, ylasI, los
Aientes de la gran liberia. saben "a
donde pueden adq,iirir el libro del in
signe autor de ia Opinion Ajena'.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-05-10
PUES, SENIOR.

Digase 10 que sc quiera; hablese de millares,
de centenares de cajitas mas menOs, la rea-
lidad es que no hay mancha que sc resista nj boil
sillO que Sc agote, prefriendO ell excelsO y exec
sivamente econ6micO jab6n brown, rOtuladO
CadiernO
Como cue la economic dOmestica en- Puerto
Rico, esta fundamentalmente basada en- la ba-
ratura eiciencia-pOr ningunO OtrO iguala-
da-del iab6n brown rOtuladO CadiernO.
para convencimientO, prueba hace fe.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-05-10
LAS FRUTAS

Dicen que las frutas han subidO de valor, y Sc
teme que andandO ell tempo sea un sssacrilegiO,"
c0sa asi, cultivar arbOles frutales.
Una Ocupaci6n grata v LENA de satisfacciOnes
en- esta 6poca de calor, ssab6is cual es? Pues....
tener la nevera repleta de 'sNew-Styi Lager"
invitar cOnvidar sus amigos una vez al dia,
pOr 10 menOs.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-05-10

aplicacisn especial ARrRITsM0 esfula supuratsa
tuberculosis neurassn anems. diabetes las enfemeddes de
d nuiricin de d sangre generaL
I'm l periodo De secundario seFarie: DeFmasi G FARM
g gomas De resultado ndscuiibies mny
riOr todas las medicacienes empeadas e
Pdanse fOeos expratisos Juan A. Perez as. ds
odas las buenas farmacias San a Isa