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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-07
Up With the Times
UN IL. q. IL.

In his attack on the memory of LAFAYETTE
senator watson may have proved himself a
Versatile historian. but he also displayed his
shockingly bad manners.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-07
Local Rainfall,

RHinfall II hours ending s H. M Non.
Rainfall - hours ending s l.. Nil. Nom.
deficiency since March l ........ Is.s
deficiency since January / .......... i2l1
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-07

Jack and Jill, as have said before
Went UP hill, but they will go no more
For Dad. who was narrow minded bigot,
Has died: now they draw water through n
spcot.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-07

Score one for the miners who win "a tom
purary check of OF Judge .Andcrsons check
of of the check system.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-07

NirEinias woods are reported full OF wild
turkeys -probably 1t is the university of the
stills that make cm that way.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-07

When the Yates counted Tuesday Col
"nel Anderson viii know that il is not always
eNredicnt to hitch ones political wagon to a
star"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-07

Flour drops 81 the barrei-what a pity
the bakers can't read.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-07

out involving oTcnse against tho special doc
trinal positions of denominations--is worthy
OF favorable consdcra tion.-W wilmington star
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-07

The Boston Globe, after viewing the mat
ter from every angle. reaches this con
ciusion There seems TO be room for con
siderable doubt as 10 whether President
Harding has been successful in his attempt
10y ms address at birmingham TO break the
solid South"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-07
I.nrlia,ncnt Dissolved.

Portuguese Parliament Dissolved.
LISBON. Nov. 6-rrcsidcnt Almeida
sisncd Il decree today dissuiving Par
lament Elections have been fixed
for December II.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-07

There comes from the Underwater sect ion
dolcIul report about the scarcity OF oys-
tiers and coming nigh prices. THAT report
always comes just about this time OF the
year.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-07

Limitation Of tag days as suggested by
Mayor Ainslie, Will he quite as popular in
richmond as limitation OF armament pro-
posed by President Harding.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-07
The Weather
ffournishrd nv u. s. Weather Bureau,

Forecast: virginia =
i'nrtty cloudy to-day ;
tomorrow FUR and
colder.
North CnrOiinn-
Partly cloudy. with
inMleri,te temperature
tolny and tomorrow.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-07

Tobacco in Virginia is selling high S75
the 100. which * the reason why our favorite
purveyor of d-centcrs took his little old bank
rol! and invested IL in more cabbage
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-07

With the y. CIV NJ. l. battle out Of the way
Virginia now has nothing to engage it's al
tcntion but its own little domestic broIl to
morrow.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-07

Mr.. Harding may he correct in saying the
money spree" Is about over, but, Speaking
personally. ours never has reached the stage
where IL could depart from cold sobriety
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-07

Western coal dealer is arrested for sellin
moonshinc, which serves him right for no
sticking 10 his legitimate trade with its bigge
profits.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-07

Special I)atu

Nind direction. southeast; wind vclnr,ty
i'' weather at l., NJ. partly cloudy
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-07
JOckrNing for the Bonus

WHEN Senator Pcnrosc several weeks
w ago made the remark that the present
tax bill was merely temporary and not de-
signed as Il permanent law he Ind Il clca rer
conception Of the futili,y OF congressional
effort to enact Il measure acceptable to the
country than his less foresighted colleagues
who have now wasted nearly seven months
III that behalf. The pending bill no doubt
will pass the Senate. be agreed upon in
conference and receive White House APP
prevail before the end of the present special
session. But signs are multiplying that tho
regular session will undertake to solve tho
taxation problem with an entirely new bill
designed 10 establish permanent system
during the life of the present administra-
ton.
Though the sales tax plan was rejected as
a feature Of the pending bill il is bv no
means dead. The indications plainly point
to the administration throwing its support
in favor Of a soldiers bonus To this end
it is definitely intmatcd by those in "A posi-
ton to know what they are talking about
that before tue regular session is many
months advanced, the soldier bonus bill will
be duly brought ont OF the pigconholes of
the senate Finance Committee and enacted
INTO law. This of course. means that new
revenue legislation must he passed 10 pro-
VIDE the funds with which to meet it's re-
H"lremeh's. Ihat Il campaign already is
under way To bring forth the soldiers bonus
measure i'll connection with new sales tax
hill, a proposal much more sweeping than
the one Senator Smoot recently offered in
the Senate, is perfectly obvious.
In volunteering free advice to the Senate
"a presumpthous proceeding during its
discussion nf this tax The irrcprcssible
Fordney, chairman Of the House Ways and
Means Committee, warned the Senators that
tho House would not accept the proposed
change III the bill at this time hut would
incorporate the plan in the bonus measure
To be passed mt the regular session. Among
kepublicans who supported this TX in the
Senate were many identified with the adj
ministration us its spokesman Can the op-
ponents of the sales tax now in the majority
i'll Congress, afford to allow themselves TO
be Unanswered into the position of blocking
the bonus TO the war veterans bv opposinr
II under this new phase OF its presentation?
Clearly, then, a campaign of education in
hehalf OF this tax is quietly being launched.
ana in the shape OF the soldiers bonus hill
II is destined 10 have much force behind it,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-07

every day in ;hc year al 10 Sou,n
,STcnth Street Richmond. Va. by The 4.A's
lOlSpateh publishimE Co. Inc.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-07

Headline says German marks go on Sc
we're slump" which is exactly what several
millions OF them did when Marshal Foch gave
them. the cad.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-07
In the Home of Freak Legislation

L NlDENTl.N Nebraska is getting ready In
l. Guido North Dakota in the matter of
freak political party movements II re-
qu!reS no great tax on the memory of OBJ
servers oil political events to recall that the
State was the center OF much OF the popuIist
and cheap agitation in the past Now
il again promises To bring together IA group
that has much in common with these early
icdcnptionsts OF tie people" from the
calling yoke OF capitalistic seryitudc
:. conference held in the State capital las,
week wa, addressed by speakers who had
been affiliated with no less than eight Diff
lefent political groups. In addition TO the
old major parties there were representatives
oi IN" old Popu!ist party. the Forty Eight
erS. tarm-Labor, Nonpartisan, Independent
Progressive and Socialist faiths At a State
convention 10 be held in December for the
purpose nf organizing the party. formulat-
ing II platform aud placing in nomination
candidates for the Nebraska State and con
Ercssonal elections. the real purposes and
aims OF The party are likely first to he re-
vcalcd
'Nolhing has come ont of the preliminary
conference 10 indicate what The tcncts OF
the new group are likely 10 be- says the
Cleveland Plain Dealer But knowledge OF
the groups that were represented in The pre-
iminary conference AFFORDS a fairly accurate
judgment of the type OF platform the first
convention is likely to adopt. Its program
Will be largely economic and the demands
and point Of view represented in Congress
today by the agricultural bloc will in the
main serve as basis for the new party's
organization"
The West is fertile soil for these new
party movements, as the political history OF
the past attests The Western idea seems
constantly inclined To launch new explora-
uonS IN Tie field OF political IDEAS for all
panacoas that is panaccas for the cure of
an human ills. These political experiments
aud the organizations built upon them soon
or late succumh under the weight of their
own crassness
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If OUR FRlES DIS who
favor US with manuscripts
and illustrations for PUP
!.cation wish to have un-
available articles re-
turned. they must IN an
cases send stamps Tor
tina; purpose.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-07

In Difference to American law. Marshal Fock
VIII drink only water" while in this country
WIN Americans permit foreigner TO outdt
them in Difference to their laws? They will
several OF thcm.--Grecnsboro News
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-07

IN his attack on the memory OF I.afaycttc.
senator watson may have proved himself 1,
Versatile historian but he also displayed his
hockingly bad manners.
Score one for the miners who win Il tenn
purary chcck-on OF Judge Andcrson's check
on of the check -ofr system.
When the Notes are counted Tuesday Col
"nel Anderson Will know that il is not always
eNredicnt to hitch ones political wagon to a
star"
NirEinia's woods reported full OF wild
turkeys probably it is the university of the
stills that make cm that way
Flour drops 81 the barre-what a pity
the bakers can't read.
With the y, CIV NJ l. battle out of the way.
tcntion but its own little domestic broil to-
morrow.
Tobacco in Virginia is selling a. high a. SIS
the 100. which is the reason why our favorite
purveyor of 6-centers took his little old bu *
rol! and invested it in more cabbage.
Western coal dealer is arrested for selling
moonshine, which serves him right for not
sticking 10 his legitimate trade with its bigger
profits.
Mr.. Harding may he correct in saying the
money spree" Is about over hut. speaking
personally, ours never has reached the stage
where it could depart from cold sobriety
Headline SAYS German marks go on Sc
we're stump which is exactly what several
millions OF them did when Marshal Foch gave
them the CAD
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-07

ADDRESS ALL CON NJ Uni
CATIONS TO The Times
Dispatch and not ~ m
d!V!dua!s.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-07

" Mondcll would be active in pressing
legislation for the benefit of the nation as he
was In pressing the prosecution of Represen l.
tativc Elaut"n, Congress might after while
do sonnet hing Durham Herald.
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iltImun0 Glmns.plspatGh
THE DISPATCH
Est. 1850

lnteted January 81. 1905 ut the Pos'-Oiaco AZ
Ia Richmond Va. as second-clsss matter.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-07

TELEPHONE Randolph l..
rriyatc Branch Exchange
connecting WIKI al, de-
par;ments.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-09-06
Ell bale de Algeria Juyenil'
susa1o BocANEGRA.

Paquita Carmen Ayala, Maria T.
Mercader, Patria Carmen Castro, Ma
ria G. Aponte, Maria G. Benitez, Car
men y Angelta Cuebas, Margarita
Arcadia Araez, Maria g. Bonilla, Nata-
liza Patria Aran, Alicia y Esther
Freyre, Aminta Martinez, Pura vicen-
te, senoritas Comas, Trinidad y Maria
Bull, Mercedes Gomez, Margot Ale
many. Providencia Munoz, Emma Ros-
sy, Tonita y Virginia Rousset, Maria
Stefani, Obdulia Rivera, Hermina eau
co, Marie Ricomini, Algeria Ruiz, y
Belen Riera.
Ell sexo feo estuvo bastante b1en re-
presentado, pues habia muchos bastan,
te feos, allnque otros, como Ell cronista,
son muy guapos. Ala van los noInbres:
Rafael Martinez, Alfredo NadaI, Fer
nando Ramirez, Manuel Carlo, Rafael
Roig, Santiago Caino, jose M. Apente,
Tomas Aponte Jr. Miguel zapata, Ar
turo Agrait. Salvador Riera, Carlos Go
mez, Ramon Rafael Grau, Francisco
Freyre, Luis Rosado, Carlos y Alfredo
Camara, P. j. Defll6, Rafael Bofll, Car
los Cintr6n, G. Qu1ntana, j. Ayala, A.
Gomez, joss Ramirez, Belford Ra-
fael Souffrolat, Porfrio Morales, Paco
Bianchi, Jose D. Domingnez, Mariana
Ramirez, Jose Naranyes, DR.. Caban,
Luis Beauchamp, Oscar Lopez, Francis
co Cancio, Hector Marquez, Nicolas We
ra, Jose Agudo, F. San MILAN. F. Go
mez, Juan Monserrate, Carlos Campos,
Francisco del Moral Jr., Luis Torrellas,
Rafael Aran, Luis Catony, Luis Stefa-
nj, Miguel A. Torres, Alexandra Megu-
vincff, w. Mamary, v el que este es-
cribe.
lvamos, que no podemos menos de
felicitar la directiva de Algeria Ju
veni1''l
cRoNIsTA SOCIAL
fI
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-09-06

Los dltinos dfas de vacaciones son
casi siempre los mas bellos, debldo a
que viendo- como Sc avecina Ia ITEM
porada' de clase, tenemos la ocasion
de saborear los ultimos d1as dc liber
tad comparandolos en- la mente con los
dfas del ''dolce far niente'', como ARE
pentidos de 10 bueno que estamos de-
jaudo escapar sin aprovecharlo, las ji-
ras, las festas los bales 1nenudean,
tltinos destellos del Sol del verano, tan
ardoroso pero siempre tan bello. I'll.
ESQ 10 sabe La naciente juventud de
este pueblo, y es por ESQ que Ell bale
celebrado en- los espaciosos salones del
Hotel America, fu6 como Ell uItilno
vfvido fulgor de la sublime vagancia,
Ia digna despedida los dias de mar,
de rios y de campos; las noches de
luna, extranamente blancas, o las de
cielo estrellado. du1cemente azul En- Ia
isla no ignoran que en- Mayagiiez los
bales dejan recuerdos imborrables, v
hay que hacer notar que no son tantos
los pueblos donde I'm bale organizado
en- gran parte por nifios atraiga tantos
adoradores fervientes dc Terpsscore.
IQue mas decir para afirmar e. 6x1to
del iiltimo bale? TEMPO hacia que no
veiamos juntas tantas mujeres lindas.
que mas bien parecian hijas de La crea-
ci6n de un poeta que suena bio Ia
Garcia de la luna :. Estaban aIls des
de Ell capullo que aim no suefa en- con-
vertirse en- rosa, hasta la for que,
abiertos sus p6talos al beso del sol va
Ia caricia, inunda de perfumes Ell am
biente.
Recordamos, entire las que ALI esta-
ban, a las sigHientes: HIlda, Carmen y
Elizabeth Ramirez, Cecilia Y Marina
Riera, Carload y Maria Vidal, Maria z.
Agostini; Aurora, Carmen, Virginia y
Rosa Adela del Moral; Ismael Mona
gas. Hilda Santaella. Amparo Freyre,
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-09-06
Ell MUNpo
La odisea de ull espanol

ci0n propulSora nay qu1en los 0etiGne |
en- eli canino con- grave admencion le
dice:
No pisaran mis- dominios,
Los casados- -divorciados,
Que para darnos Ell timo,
Sc divorcian va casados.
PaIabras que tienen mucha miga en-
jundia que, vertidas al lenguaje natl
vo. Sc traducen en- esta forma:
Con matrimonio disuelto.
Lo nevan uno ATAO,
Pues ST bien uno esta sueIto,
Cast. casi esta ADLARRAo.
Y mas claro aiin:
81 te atas to desatas,
Ten cuidado al atracar,
Que ST desatas tie atas,
Y va no cruzas el mar.
Lo que dira Ell decepcionado hispano,
pensando fIcs6fcamente:
I'm divorciado- -casado,
No es casado 81 Sc casa,
Pues 81 Sc casa, descasa,
Y 81 Sc descasa, GAIA
Y en- verdad, que resuIta bien dificil
de desentranar estos intringulis de de
recho international, muy especialmente
81 caen dentro de la jurisdiction del
PRTvADo.
Porque ahora vengo a caer en- razon
que este singular derecho, que sfendo
International es publico, sicndo PHI
blico es privado, esta basado pura
sencillamente en- Ia cortes1a, etiqueta y
buenos modales de las parties.
como es consiguiente, todo solo Sc
estila entire damas y cabaneros v gente
decente.
Yea usted, querido lector, que inte-
resante bello resulta este PRIVADO
derecho.
/ La cortesfa international nianda, y
por cierto muy cuerdamente, segtn la
Ultima decision, que 81 tiene usted una
consorte divorciada y Sc lie ocurre via
jar, debe tener Ell buen gusto y Ell
meior tacto de no Hevarse su esposa
para evitarse disgustos y dolores Ge ca
beza. La moral International, 81 es pri-
vada, ordena v marda, que carpue con
la divorciada.
Y este, a simple vista, podrA apare-
Ger immoral, pero no 10 es, desde Ell
momento que 81 Sc va zanzibar de al
res, debemos, como consequences racio
nal, zanzibar de esposa.
Me temo que tan moralizadora in
fuencia Sc haya iniciado con la ''Liga
de Naciones'' donde los japoreses jue-
gan un papel no despreciable.
IAcaso los mas altos dignatarios de
TOXIC no suelen dejar bajo llave a sus
castillos para viajar con cortesanas?
1Qui6n, despn6s de este, no Sc atreve
asegurar que en- nnestro derecho PRI-
vADo no hemos progresado intentional
mente?
- susa1o BoCANEGRA.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-09-06

Leemos en- IN peri0dio0 de "a "a
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-09-06

Con este tftulo publica Ell MUNDO,
en- edici6n reciente, la desairada an
gustiosa situaci6n en- que ha sido colo
cada un sdbdito de la vieja iberia. que
do en- hecho de ser dlvorciado casa
do en- segundas nupcias, Sc lie MEGA ell
pasaporte, que para estos efecSos viene
ser especie de salvo-conducto para
poder retornar la casa solariaga con
su cara mitad, so pena de 7ncurrlr. 81
asi 10 hace, en- Ell POGO edifcante ,7eEto
de bigamia
Desde ell primer momento nos dimos
en- flosofar hasta donde podr1a ser ra-
zonable y acaso justo Ell estracis1ao Ia
irradiaci6n forzoza impuesta al conse-
cuente v digno castelIsno, y en- YER
dad que Ell problema me iba resaltando
algo diflcil de solucionar si como per-
sistfa en- tomarlo en- serio, no hubiera
resuelto buscarle Ell lado chuseo jo-
coso.
No quiere este decir que haya, visto
despectivamente esta singular nIElita-
cion a la lbre potestad de un ciuda-
dano para ir venir donde lie plazca,
siempre cue no sea fBOLsHEvIQUE'
emanando de un poder al freute del
cral, fuerza es reconocer, Sc encuentran
esclarecidos juristas, que, por 10 mismo
me hace pensar muy sacramento que
despues de Ia guerra mundial por la Ii
bertad, la correction, ell buen 3entido y
cordura de los pueblos, la hu7nana es-
tirpe Sc ha vuelto loca, locura, que,
segtn proclaman i1ustres alienistas y
psic6logos. es una de las tantas moda-
idades de la sabiduria y que como To-
gica consecuencia Ell derecho es tuerto,
10 legal es Illegal, Ia raz6n es irracional,
la virtud es crimen. Ell crinlen altruis-
mo, ETC., " que maFchamos hacia atras
en- raz6n iuversa como marchamos ha
cia adelante.
I'm POGO de sentido comin, que no es
ell comiln sentir, nos Hevara il6gicamen
to Ia l6gica conclusion que me pro-
pongo demostraT.
Ejemplo ell canto: "A", persona ci-
vilizada y culta, contrae matr1monio
con 'sB'', tambien cu1ta Y civilizada,
sin que ninguno de los dos pertenezcan
Turqufa, salvedad de inportancia,
donde Sc practica la poligamia ga"
es divorciado v extranjero, 'B",
nativa del pals donde 81 es residente
BONA FIDE, que dispensandoseme la
disgregacion es un terlnino que de bue-
ma fe he tornado de la ley electoral,
va que en- cuestiones politicas no hay
qu3en la tenga. GAP y "B'' juzga-
dos ante la serena opinion publica, que
es la mas borrascosa de todas las PIT
blicas opiniones, no han hecho otra CO.
sa que adelantar, progresar, gaEar ca
mino en- el muelle y c6modo carrs del
inatrimonio hacia la felicidad. Y en-
Ell canino de esa dicha, quieren embar-
car para Espafia. En- esta. continue ac-
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uN rR1UNFo DEL FEMINlgMo

Leemos en- un peri6dico de la Ha-
bana:
'Hace pocos dias en- una odcina lie
Correos y hoy en- el Ayuntamiento han
sido sorprendidas empleadas en- cometer
delitos contra la propiedad.
5Asf es la cosa2 Pues 81 Quedabamos
en- que la nejor ventaja que ofrecia la
mujer como empIeada era su absolute
cumpiimtento, y desde que Sc dijo ESQ y
Sc enpez6 Ia propaganda femenins. al
gunas mujeres Sc han enpeiaado en- ser
10 mas parecldas posibles a algunos hom
bres.
X este ST on ees desagradabIo. FL fe
minismo no debe llegar hasta ahf. ..'' -
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-09-06
UNA CARTA
San Juan, p. r., enefo 1921.
Sr. Osvaldo d. Verce.

San Juan, p. r., erero 1921.
Sr. Osvaldo D. Verce.
Box, 456, Mayagiiez, P. r.
Qnerido Sr: y Hno:--
Tengo elnas expressive gusSo de
acusar recibo Gle SUI tan esperada
condensation, y en- ella, lego mi
"Buena Ventura" de la que le
quedo mny agradecida, pues estoy
en- Ia seguridad que I'd, no me
conoce y que las cosas que ID, me
dice de mi pasados solo DLOs y 70
las sabiamos. Sin embargo I'd, las
ha aceptadO, y pOr este ls hare to-
da La propaganda possible, para
Que vallan a confundir sus serios
y admirables trabajos con los de
'otros pretendidOs quiromanticos;
Asf pues puede I'd, hacer el
uso qae juzgue convenience de es-
to carta, sabiendo que siempre le
quedara eternamente agradecida,
Nombre (Firmado) Antonio Cruz.
Pueblo San Juan, r. r.
Gale Casa Blanca, No. g. Advt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-09-06
UN GRAN AcUERDO

Un peri6dico de la Hahana dice 10 81
guiente:
'sEl Ayuntamiento de Mariana ha
tornado ell acuerdo de scasi todcs los mu-
nicipios de la Republica, dicicndo a los
inquiIinos cuanto deben pagan por las
casas que viven''
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-09-06
UN HoMBRE HERIDo

En- Vega Alta, Eribo Martinez agre
di6 con un machete Pedro Rossdo
produciendole varios golpes en- el cuer-
po. Ell agresor fu6 conducido al tribrt
nal, en- donde el Juez le conden6 q
80 dfas de carcel. g. :
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(1etS-It
bFata
(1alios

Fl calIicida seauro, delicado, rapido
lndc4oro-"G Gets-It".
Arroje. I'd. a IN lado la navaja de afeitar
vel emphasize que SON pelgrosos. No pierda
ei tempo tratando' ese horrible dolorido
callol Lfbrese de el, usando "Gets-It". Ex-
tfrpel q
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1921-06-17
Pueblo Disaster.

Contributions will be received
at Red Cross Headquarters, or
by B. M. Little, at the Traders
Bank, or w. L. Groves, at the
Savings Bank, for the relief of
the Colorado sufferers. Anyone
desiring to contribute is asked
to do so at once as the need is
urgent. Be sure to get your re-
ceipt no matter haw small the
contribution. Receipts will be
sent to all who send gifts thru
the mail.
Good, clean, unstable clothing
is needed. A box is being pre-
pared now for immediate ship
ping. Others will be sent. Leave
bundles at the Red Cross rooms
or the Chamber of Commerce.
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1921-06-17
CHAUTAUQUA IN AUGUST
White & Meyers of Kansas City
TO Provide Program.

The White & Meyers Chau-
tauqua Bureau of Kansas City,
will provide the program for a
Chautauqua which will be pre-
sented in Lexington sometime
in August. This time there will
be no guarantee; no loss to be
borne by the citizens as hereto
fore. The promoters have had a
representative here the past
week working with a local COM
mittee and the required number
'of season tickets-460-have
been sold to insure its coming.
Lexington has had varied ex-
periences with Chautauquas
and not always of the kind to
create a craving for more.
White & Meyer viii have the
opportunity of reversing the
general opinion of the institu-
tion in this community if they
will present a program of merit.
Here's hoping.