davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-01-29
Ell Presidente de Cuba hOnra al LcdO. Coll y Cuch1

Con numeTOsa y enthusiastic concuren
eia Sc celebr6 la Junta general reglamen
taTia de la Association Portorriqueha
de Cuba, y eligi6 por votaci6n de los
concurrentes nueva Directiva para el
ahO de 1921.
La AsOciaei6n tiene un eentro social
EN- la ealle de Animas ndmero 20, situa
do en- punto centrico de la ciudad, a una
cuadra del "Casino Espahol'' del Pa
SEQ del Prado y a tres cuadras del Par
que Central
Fl arehivo y la ofeina de la Asocia-
ci6n han sido trasladados a la casa So
eial, tOda Ia correspondence debe ser
dirigida a don Joaquin Masferrer, Sc
eretario del "CentrO POrtorriqueno
Animas n1mero 26 (bajosl.
Rl primer sabadO del pr6ximO febre-
70, los socios celebraran un gran bale
social Los m1sicos seran portorriquehos,
y el programa sera, en- cast su totaidad,
de danzas musica de autores borinque
nos. Reina gran entusiasmo para ese fes
tival. y han peaido ingreso mas de 20
socios para poder coneurrir al bale.
Familias distinguidas de la alta sociedad
habanera han solieitado asimismo invita-
ei6n para asistir a 81, esperandose que
los salones del Centre sean reducidos
para contener Ia concurreneia
Tambi6n aeOrd6 la asamblea de aso
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-01-29

en- ell possible desbarajuste de las ar
caicas y clasieas instituciones sociales,
van confrmandose. EI principle de all
toridad, tan quebrantado, Sc consoida
POGO a POGO. Las almas sosegadas en-
piezan respirar con desahogo. Toda-
via ell cataclismo esta Iejos.
Europa tuvo un momento de ncer-
tidumbre, hace POGO mas de un sIo,
cuando lbs desfrdknes de AIemania,
promovidos para restabIecer ell imperio.
que Sc instaur6 en- Versailles. Los mi
nistros Sc llevaron las manos la ca
beza, presagiando la catastrofe. Pero
de nuevo el peligro Iogr6 conjurarse.
Mas tarde, cuando los rusos cayeron
sobre los polacos e hicieron temer que
ell pueblo-martir sucumbiera a su AGO
metida, arm6se otro gran revUelo en-
las cancillerias. Mas los poIoneses Sc
opusieron con gran coraje al embate
de los invasores. Y salvaron a su pa
trla de la conquista, con su secuela de
males para los otros pueblos. Ahora, a
cada instante, Sc teme un rompimien
to entire ell Jap6n y los Estados Unidos.
La muerte de I'm Official americana por
un Official japones ha hecho trabaiar
mucho la diplomacia de los dos pal
ses. Tambi6n ell desssuerdo reinante
entire Francia y la Gran Bretana, in
quiet6 no hace mucho los pacifstas.
La nueva confIagraci6n es propabIe
que no este tan cerca como parcce.
Demasiado recientes los r., uerdos de
la tragedia europea; los pueblos no
son partidarios del sacrifcio. Pero de
todo este Sc SAGA en- consecuencia que
hay indicios ciertos de posibles que
rras, cuyo alcance nadie puede prever.
Por 10 tanto, result6 faIlido el ideal
aquel de que vencida AIemania, por ell
magnifico esfuerzo de los Aliados, Sc
conseguiria nuevas inmolaciones ante
Ell altar de Moloch. Los suefos que nos
hicimos hace cuatro amos, como suefos
al fin, hubieron de desvanecerse. La
misma Liga de las Naciones, bella uto
pfa del presidente Wilson, nos ha re
sultado un aer6pago de charIatanes. Pa
labras, palabras palabras. FL hom-
bre, pese todos los progresses Y 4 to
dos los idealismos, contin1a siendo bes-
tia feroz. Hoy como aver Sc lama al
combate cuando los doses tienen sed.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-01-29

Ion, natural de Puerto Rico, y cita la
familia de Natividad para que Sc pre-
sente a reclamar la herencia.
Sc encuentra enfermo de algun cui-
dado nuestro particular amigo Carlos e.
Wyman.
Por motives de salud y tener ell pro-
posito de ausentarse de Cuba en- la
pr6xima primavera, no acepto ningtn
cargo en- la Directiva de la Association
ell amigo, Wyman miembro enthusiastic
y distinguido del Centre.
Nuestro amigo el inteligente ingenie-
70 don Carlos del Vale Zeno Sc ha Sc
parade de la razon social ''Riera Toro
Y Cia. -, ha establecido su oficina de
negocios en- la calle de obrapia so (al-
tos).
Los hacendados cubanos y america
nos que tenian contratas con la razon
social antes mencionada, rogaron al Sc
nor Del Vale que Sc hiciera cargo de
sus trabajos t6cnicos, por haber puesto
de relieve ell senior del Vale, competen
cia y seriedad.
Los socios de la casa ''Riera Toro",
Y todo ell personal, a exception de uno,
son portorriquefos y tienen una sucur-
sal en- la Habana un edifcio propio,
de cinco pisos en- Nueva York
Ell CoRREsPoNsAL.
Habana, enero IA
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-01-29
s0s57PBAJEoERRf6ffE a.
D. NUESTRA POLlIlCA

Aeabnmss de FsEFesaF a nuessra eaa1
nsnoa ds fanEo ''t.tiFitanao ds fTio'
pqE ia fusIts nuVia aue noa eayo enc.ma
Esiabamas distFalsrs con q Tep.ane az
iaa aagar Al eertaF las ca1as. sintiendo
81 psss eneFms aus aeportan les iEaba-
ia4pFss sn aas faenas aEue-ias > Pea
aando eu ias rseesida6es cTeadaa pr "a
eonvsalsnlia inalyidual cue lueaa cen
IRA las canveniearils cslegtivas forma,
daa pc Ia clvihEaritu 3 caAiFa ias ieysl
tnsHefahlsa AZ ia natHFaisza sa So Fas-
tiea eonisEtuTa.
AhoFa teaemes delants a. mBau.na
cen aas sseubimfs y sl pTsptfig ds e.
euhlr aigo ee Efovechs para eg.taF 81
tsdio. sbsiseisnaa asi "a vs,uatai qus
noa shiga q aistFibuF 81 pEodacto ds
uaertFa sEFsTisneia
las daEna roe dileFen. esu ET va FF-
gsniina aus sa areTe 20 o. sl aceT9
cen gus 10 hafss ias plamaa gas nsaaa
ies chsguss ed "a 81 aesEo esn sue 50
haesn las eiandFas ds ias maaainaa. y q
sa forma autiEua y auasada ssml's 3
ioa hombFsa a. dssEas's excessive ds fasF
Eaa
Las eahas ras dilsaa IA rseT "a snsls
en- peaaEos cue "a uaa ss rgFfa. cue
Il artiviaad ds Zee sesaf animafas esta
Houefiaa encieEtemsnfs 4 is cau ga gua
ss esfamoiis e. sI csFebTo aFaitFs del
tempeFameHes.
- aus nss dileFoa ias aagas y ias
cnhas romnenfla nntttlslua graz.
dsa iuetEultas aas 81 mand3 o. ga d.
beF cenEiaute haes eteuaf. Las gene
FHeienss ts tuaeasr y en eada una de
sllhs aHaTeceH super hembFss. cease apa
reesn nnsyas pianeias e. o. lnmensldad.
hs haeen H6meFok 81 esnstuyea y ~.
CansiFaEen idsas ss emplfan ss mas
aeFpEsaaFntes csmhlHaelpaes y a. X qae
- ha bnsraao. csmo 81 Esilscin3 &c -os
AFEoHaaihh no apaFeee pargae anevos
facteFes saE5en com1 si ana maro mis-
teEicsa can eifraa raudeates Boo traEa-
r. e. ia iumsnsa FiEaua De pa coaeien-
ca pahiiea q sn la ilhnita Gel esPacl9.
"a rada ser nay un erganism5 e.pe-ial
y ca eada meEts an pensamlant9 peen-
nAE nunca seFa possible reuriF ca 81
ssenria. cos cara steg psrmaHeHie De
dlsiintes orEanismes y las distiutas men
tsa. paEa farmaF un ceuiunta srm6n.es
qus aaeFmeEen o mate las auh.elolea.
o acalls dsstruYa Dos sEo.smos
BisuwEs hemos DIDO decl- cue zen
sl munas para aas ssa muaao, ha ds
haber AZ teae" psFo sse t9ae e. hete-
raEtnsa ignefado ea gEaa parts. y
Il natuFaieEa ca ga iah9ratera nteFa-,
ea eaaa inssants. pFeseuta uaestFa
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-01-29
FL caso del Muni-
cipio de Fajardo

teaaa sobrf "a municipio de- Fajardo,
aunaue tiene toda la aparieneia de
p0litica se ven otFas en- 81 fondo. Los
hadores de los candidates que dieen
dehen ser reeonoeidos como elegidos
miembros de Ia asambi5a municipal,
no por 81 vote. sine poF ineapacidad le
ral de l3s impugnados, Luis Aeosia
necrrril 3 Eladio'J Candal son Jor
7ee Bird Arias. manager De Ia "Fa
jardo Sugar Coz y Julio Bird 10
pea. colaao de Ia "Fajardo Sugar
Co."
% tenor a. Ia Central y algunos
rolonos es qus Ia asamblea muniel
pal soeialista ponga en- praetica las
medidns que anunei4ra de imponer
diez centayos de contribution por ca
da saco de azdcar elebadorado en- su
Jurisdiction para Ia creaci6n DE nue.
vas escuelas.
In 10 que Fespecta a Jas duras fra
ses que son utilixadas con don Aveli
30 Carbon quien goza De entero ere
ditto honradez honorabilidad, 10
comprueba a hecho De que el voto so
berano popular De euyo resultado
electoral toman los candidates el titu
10 Dc h0norable. 10 fu6 dadO en- mayor
ndmero que a cualesquiera de los can
didatoa impugnadores"
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-01-29

Oh eadrr" ahrrra sehgf Bernard
sllya a. ha 4refralo Huesifas of
cinhs parn hacefnas las sigllentes
manifestariones con rrspeeio q una
Information dada q a. MuAp0 por
Il Licdo don Rafael Cues4s Zequei
fms
"Ea ineKacio gur haya yenlid0 II
plaEo qas a. 20 TuhuaaI para c1ntea
tar ia demands pue "a rsolurlhn
fuf dndl ~ de i8 lr fnfra y no ven
os hasla dlez dias desputs "a in
formaei6n dsl falo a. nfieiala 81 que
habia q atoaado Cueyas Zequeira
Zoe sal.fiiada desde a die 2t de enc
%. prurisamerts einca dlas 4Hies de
veneer a piaEo qae NE De- .ey
Ae.lmas "a s.do prrseHtada una
mocl6H deade "a ola - salritando q
sohFeseimieaio dd plslto. p0r care.
eer ds GnaIidnd praetiea toda yea
cue ios candidates impugnaaos rsnun
elaron sus rarFos "a dla ~ y ~ a.
enrro. mnfho antes A. qne "a Trihu
nal relehrara d vista AZ las eKrepeio
nes preyias. sie0do susiiiuidos, de
aeaerds roa "a -, por Carries Matas.
Lois TeKideF y Tomas Garcia Day.la
W cuanta q Is fanza de don Ayeli
ns caFFitn. fus pFsstada Dc nueFo en
teaa FeEia
Gfgan parece "a esfa question plan
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-01-29
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,

Washington, D. c., Enero II, 1921
Sucesores de E. Artau,
Utuado, Puerto Rico.
E,stimados amigos:
Recibi las cuatro botellas de- Ex-
tracto de Cafe que tuvieron la anna
bilidad de enviarme. Llegaron a mi
poder tres botellas unicamente, por
haberse roto una de elias. Barcel5 TO
mo una, regal6 otra al Presidente de
Comite de Asuntos Insulares, Mr..
Towner Y la tercera al Comit6 de Me
dios y Arbitrios, Mr. Fordney. De
modo cue no he podido saborear e1 de
licioso aromatico cafe de esas altu-
ras. Envieme algunas botellas para la
propaganda. Es probable que 70 no
utilize ninguna para dedicarlas ex
clusivamente al anuncio.
Me ocupare con inter6s en- el asun-
to que ustedes me recomiendan.
Su afectfsimo amigo,
Felix C0rdova DAVILA.
Los Sres. Sues. de f. Artau, S. en-
c., remitieron seguidamcnte por la
via mas rapida una GAIA de Extracto
de Cafe "BORINCOFI" para ser dis
tribuida por el Hon. Felix C6rdova
Davila a los politicos infuyentes de
Washington, para que estos al sabo
rear ell sabroso cafe de Puerto Rico
Sc compenetren de que bajo el Pabc-
Hon de las fnlnjas y estrellas Sc pro
duce el cafe meior del mundo Y que
debido que este producto no tiene
protection arancelaria, los agriculto
res de cafe llevan una vida ruinosa
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-01-29
vOCEs JUVENILES

Hemos reribido Il ndmeFo 2 del Sc
man4rio escolar, "Noces Juveniles =,
6reano De Ia escuela dc "Baldorioty
de Castro
"a revista, como siempFe, elegan-
temente impresa, mereee nuestra mas
ealurosa felicitaei6n.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-01-29

LONDHEa Las aitimes deEpaehos
pFpeedenaes as Bama. asegwan aae e.
rkEimsn sn fiaaa eta a beFds del IRA
eaao. ss aasgaFa see Ia sitnaeion e. Sra
visima = psssF as qua ias autoriaades
a. nieEan haaeE pabliea 81 aTanes de d
Fsveineltn e. teao 81 pzia
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-01-29
cAlgo que debe saberse

"a hglsne antoreha cue una los completes probemas
De vida progreso nOdsno todo aqueio que presto un
senieo Il hygiene. debe ensazado. gloriHeado pro-
elanado De neeesdad mperiosa 81 hogar Iousn gno
cue 81 tan ponderado soetadO Acoholado cerepina
suInlso seryd0T de IA hgiene7
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-01-29
PARIS BAZAR
PARA LAS FIESTAS DE CARNIVAL

ACabamos de recibm los 1mos modelos de haes de bae
gran vaedad esos precos desde $500 hasta $75OO
SaLdas de bale my eegantes lndos abanicos de pumas
todos colores desde $500 hasta $5O00
Adomos de cabeza de novedad nicas ancesas para
ae de bale todos coores cueos de marab tercopeos
lsos, brocados bordados
Bocados de plata oro chameuses, tafetas georgee ues
encaes inos.
Gran variedad en- los adonos para hales.
No dele de nuesho surtido antes de comprar
p. GIUSTI & co.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-01-29
DINERO

Sc ofrecs en- hipotecas de primsra claBo.
E. NJ. AMY,
Edihcio National City Bank.
San Justs 2. Tel 094
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-01-29

grandes exitos para nuestra queri
da Borinquen.
RespetuOsamente
sues. DE f. ARTAU, S. en- c.
The Keota news., 1921-05-06
Teach Kids How
to Swim, Play

belongs and boast Of an appreclabls
falling Oh Of dellnQueotS.
Cases are reported where mothers
have been amazed to note that their
children did not catch cold. although
thsy played In the snow: that the
youngsters have gained In weight and
appetite. In one case . father forbade
his daughter to play because It made
hef eat too much.
One thousand children were taught
to swim in one week at Tacoma.
WASH. and Il 10 estimated that 500.
the majority OF them girls. have
learned to swim at Seattle.
Pageant In enewotosm..
Pageants. plays and community
singing have been fostered through.
out the country ip The last year. with
geod results. One pageant WAS given
at Kalamazoo. Mich. In Q snowstosm.
but Il WAS attended BY several thou
sands. ana the scenes were much en-.
HANGED b. the snowy setting.
Community singing In factories has
The Keota news., 1921-05-06
MANY GERMANS QUIT BATHING
Find Het Water . Luxury Deeo~oe
o. ths elsertaoe In ovpply
o. coal.

Berlin.-Ths hot bath has become
such . luxury In Germany. owing to
the shortage Of coal and the manner
In which the government regulates
the distribution Of fuel. that many
persons have ceased bathing. Others
have gathered courage for IN ~
spouge daily. but this 10 not popular.
for the houses are generally cold. and
exposure In cold rooms after . chilly
tub paves the way Tor colds ana
pneumonla.
Ordinarily . family can afford hoe
water once every two weekA Puzzle
baths. where once plunge Or . tuo
WAS available for . few pfennieA
have been forced to clooe o. raiDe
prices beyond the reach Of woekmoo
and salaried woekesA
The Keota news., 1921-05-06

bsso helpful In sstabiishins ftisaA
ships among ths employees and b.
tween them and their employsrs. and
In lessening the popularity oe 0ao
shooting. W
Many different oeganlsations are
promoting this work. with The result
that q e per cent gain y rsposteo
foe last year.
The Keota news., 1921-05-06

New Ogioans.-Memosies Of old days
On The Mississippi when stately pack.
ets plied b The passenger tradsc are
revived By the resumption Of tra@e
bStween Pittsburgh. Pa. and this city
b. way Of the Ohio.
Darees have carried freight traaac
o. tho great river for many years
since The packets were driven out By
sailroad competition. In the days of
The Keota news., 1921-05-06
1000 centers Keep Boys Out Of
Mischief and Hep 1hem TO
Keep FL"
WOlDBfu RESULTS SEBl
ovmMee Activities ~ PiayOrowNde
glimlNats Swearing. cheatjWO aN6
otealin9 Aaseno chlldrone
Fair Play peovaiia

New York.-Mors than 1000 .aay.
grounds and recreatiooal esuteeS In
the United States ars helping to keep
boys out Of mischief. teaching gisas
swimming and oshss athletics and
showing adults bow to bene0t them
selves physically and Dsotally By
play.
The eject thsy have in kssping
boys ont q trouble With the police b
emphasized IN reports which have
cone TO the Playground and Rocroa-
ton association from all over the
eoantry - one q ths most important
results Of ~ eetabliGA0snt of pay
grounds II dtleA These facts are
sivsa In the year book q the aaoocia-
tioa just made publie.
Ths elasef q pe,ies oe saa Fran
cisco belleves the establigh0eot q
neigAbeshood rse1o6t3ea eeatses = 2
Constructive measure toward -.
prosslng the efioe wave. He a1bo6
~ eaooanlty service - e4teod IT.
roeroatiea Week becau1o - believed
that IL Wsoag ~ e leisnse dne bed
0oeh 70 - With tho increase = eEt0o.
csre ~ soad' ssy.
Granville Lee. supervisoe q the
Portland (Ne.) rsessatioa eommiss,oa,
says that bad boys behave Themselves
better during ths playground 0oa6oo
and also that there are fewer street
accidents to eAll6eso be0Uso q paay-
grounds.
The playground directors of nay
City. Mich. have discovered that sum-
mef activities On the playgTvunds
have practically ellnlaated all swear.
ing. eAeatlng ard stealing among the
children. They Dote With satisfaetion
that De spirit of fair play has helped
70 pat the playground bul1y where ~
The Keota news., 1921-05-06
RIVER PACKET
DAYS RECALLED

Marx Twain The Alssassippl paekseD
were celebrated for their ''eats." thsle
famous races. their paloto and svoo
for their poker sAmeA
Il used to b, 10 UNCOMMON algAe
to 80 fro0 Is 70 % passenger ~.
ssas. from The palatial packet 70 ~
weather.bsatea tramp. leave The New
Orleans landing daily Tor up.slves
points.
veyaoes Weee Pjeasaa&
4 river voyage In the oldea days
was pleasurable alfalr u the bollees
did not blow up o. the vessel bit 80
Of the shiftins sandbars. mudlumps -
hidden snaga A comfortable berth.
woodesful meals. dancing ct aight,
watermelon parties. weil-stocked bars,
stud and draw poker games foe ~
patrons Of that form Of amusement
and last but not least, the antics q
the negro roustabouts, all combined b
make things pleasant for the traveller.
saturday was usually the sailing day
for up-river packets from this poet.
Thsrs was great rivalry between beat
owners and crews. and usually from
one to . dozen boat races were pulled
on - the vessels chuepod up the
river. Il was then that boilers blew
up with marked frequency.
The most famous Of these r,cse vaa
run By the Matches and the Robert
= Lee. two Of the largest Of the river
peckets. 30 keen WAS the rivalry that
early In the seventies it wes planned
to have them race from New On.
leans to St. Louis No passenger a.
freight were carried and for veeks
the coming race was the CHIEF tonic Of.
conversation along the river.
The Robert q Lee was In COMMAND
OF Captain Cannon, while Oaptnln
Leathers wss master oe the Matches.
No stops were made except for fuei.
The trip to 81. L6uis WAS made In
Just . few hours over three days. an
anheard Of record then, With the Rob.
ert r. Lee the winner by q smap
margin.
premetsrs Ar cvr,ewa
Promoters now are figuring whether
human nature has CHANGED from ~
olden days, whether q person win n
content to idle the time away On long
trips which he could make IN q fr.c.
ton Of the time BY rail: whether thsy
have time" to take quiet pleasure.
Freight rates, interstate commerce
commission hearings, uniform billa q
aadins and other. prosaic commercial
matters ngure In the traflic side a.
the question. Tho passenger busineee
y regarded - . gamble.
The Keota news., 1921-05-06
Attempt to Revive Mississippi
Traffic Brings Stories Of
"aood 0ld Times" "
wYle Pleasant affair

Thses We orsat Rivalry Ostwssa
Ooae Owners end csevvs and Many
91eitjao Raess Weso Pulled
o0-Roboet I. loo FaNsovs.
The Keota news., 1921-05-06

4 man takes great palms In select.
Ing bis shoes. but he can buy hat
IN dve minutes.
The Keota news., 1921-05-06

NJ oieehaeoe n That War.
There 10 no man that hath power
sver the spirit 20 retain the spirit:
ueither hath he power In the day Of
death; and there u no discharge In
the war.-Eccieojastes VIII. 8.
The Monett times., 1921-08-10
Says His Prescription
Has Powerful Influence
Over Rheumatism

Mr.. James H. Allen suffered for
years with rheumatism. Many times
this terrible disease left him helpless
and unable to work.
He finally decided, after years of
ceaseless study, that no one can be free
from rheumatism until the accumu-
lated impurities, commonly called uric
acid deposits, were dissolved in the
joints and muscles and expelled from
the body.
With this idea in mind he consulted
physicians, made experiments and
finally compounded a preparation that
quickly and completely banished every
sign and symptom of rheumatism
from his system.
He freely gave his discovery to
others who took it, with what might
be called marvellous success. After
years of urging he decided to let suf-
ferers everywhere know about his dis
covery through the newspapers. All
Druggists has been appointed agent
for Allenrhu in this vicinity with the
understanding that he will freely re-
turn the purchase money on the first
two bottles to all who state they re-
ceive no benefit.
The Monett times., 1921-08-10
NOTICE OF SALE OF
PARK BONDS

PARK BONDS
Notice is hereby given that the
Council of the City of Monett, Mis-
souri, will receive bids up to and until
2 o'clock p. m. on Monday the 18th
day of August 1921, for the sale of
the twenty-five thousand dollars of
Park Bonds, of the City of Monett,
Missouri. Said Bonds to be of a
series of fifty, of five hundred dollars
each, dated August /, 1921, and to
run for a term of Twenty years and
to be optional after five years, with
interest thereon at the rate of six per
cent per annum, interest payable
semi annually. Bids to be accompan-
led by a certified check for five
hundred dollars payable to the Treas
urer of the City of Monett, Missouri.
Bids to be addressed to James john
ston City Clerk, Monett, Missouri
and the envelope containing the bid
must be endorsed IBID for Park
Bonds"
1910 JAMES JOHNSTON,
City Clerk.
The Monett times., 1921-08-10
Catarrh

Catarrh is a local disease, greatly
influenced by constitutional con-
ditions. HALLS CATARRH
MEDICINE is Tonic and Blood
Purifier. BY cleansing the blood and
building up the System, HALLS
CATARRH MEDICINE restores
normal conditions and allows Ma
ture to do its work.
all Druggists. Circulars free.
F. ]. Cheney 8 Co, Toledo, Ohio.
The Monett times., 1921-08-10
CAUSE OF APPENDICITIS

When the bowels are constipated,
the lower bowels or large intestines
become packed with refuse, that is
made up largely of germs. These
germs enter the vermiform appendix
and set up inflammation, which is
commonly known as appendicitis.
Take Chamberlain's Tablets when
needed and keep your bowels regular
and you have little to fear from ap-
pendicitis.
The Monett times., 1921-08-10
sToTTs CITY

Edd NOVEL; and family attended
the fair at Carthage Thursday.
Mrs. ]. T. Means of near LaRusse
was Stotts City visitor Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Anderson Of
Council Bluff, Iowa, visited at jim
Smiths last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Emery Hill and Mr.
and Mrs. Alvia Hill went to the fail
at Carthage Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Meyer were
Mt. Vernon visitors Saturday.
J. B. Simmons visited relatives in
Jasper county last week and attended
the fair at Carthage Friday.
R. L. Baitche went to Miller Sun
day and played ball with the Miller
team.
Henry Kahre and family of near
Hoberg moved to Stotts City last
Wednesday.
Joe Weaver bought Mrs. Liza Jones
property in the south part of town
and moved there Tuesday.
Miss Mary Essary of Miami spent
last week with Miss Lorene Stotts.
Emory Connell Of Pierce City visit
ed at Earl Simmons Sunday afternoon.
Mrs. Elmer Simmons visited rel
atives at Joplin Saturday and Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dick Roper of Sprinp-
field visited at Mrs. Mary Weihes
Friday.
Those enjoying an outing on Spring
river Friday evening were Mrs.
Marion Matthews, Mrs. Earl Sim
mons, Mrs. Ruth Barker, Mrs. j. B.
Simmons, Mrs. Minnie Mize, Gertrude
Simmons, Elizabeth Mize, Emma Bat
chel, Jesse Mathews, George Weaver,
Densei Stotts, Harold Barker and
Dale and Leonard Simmons.
The Monett times., 1921-08-10

Dr.. ]. P. Woods received letter
from F. P. Sizer, mailed from the
Mauretania, one day out from Cher
bourg, France. Mr.. Sizer said he had
made the crossing without becoming
seasick, although many of the pas
sengers were afflicted and that more
walters were on duty in the cabins
than in the dining room.
The Monett times., 1921-08-10
HOT WEATHER DISEASES

Disorder of the bowels are eX-
tremely dangerous, particularly dur
ing the hot weather of the summer
month, and in order to protect your
self and family against sudden at
tack get a bottle of Chamberlain
Collie and Diarrhoea Remedy. 1t can
be depended upon. Many have testi-
fled to its excellence.
The Monett times., 1921-08-10
NOTICE

Now is good time to buy lard.
We will sell for limited number of
days lard in 80 pound cans at 15c per
pound; in 10 pound buckets at TIC
per pound and less than 10 pounds at
zoe per pound. Pure pork sausage,
zoe per pound; fresh side pork, zoe
per pound.
42tf FOLGER, The Quality Butcher.