davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1922-12-04

Mr.. Quinn Martin, of Huntington,
spent Sunday with relatives in this
city.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1922-12-04

Miss Eunice O'Donnell, of New York,
arrived Saturday for visit with Mr..
and Mrs. Frank P. O'Dinnell.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1922-12-04

Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Gooding. ar
rived Saturday from North Carolina.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-10-20

'Sladce usmala a potichu a sty-
dive prohodila: "No, kdyby
to snad muscle byt kdybyste
Wy mermomoci chtel -
Dedek chytil il "a ruku, ga
lantne poplacal po zadech a
honcm horoucnel: "Nohy bych
vam, kmotra, pollbil, = vel
keho svizele byste me vysvobo-
dila, do ctrnacti dnu bychom
mohli ma faru -"
Babka sc medove usmivala,
"Kmotra, co bych zapiral,
- reknu vam i to, ze jsem ia
i "a nebozky zeny kolikrate ma
vas zasilhal! Panecku, Wy jste
byla onacejSi zenska!" rozply-
val sc.
Babka Patacka blahem pri-
hmurovala oci, ale najednou il
COST napadlo. Trochu zvazne-
la, lehce odstrcila dedkovu ru-
ku a zkoumave rozhodne re-
kla: "Vite, kmotre, mic proti
vam nemam a sla bych "a vas,
= ale, - ale, - jen pod jed
nou podminkou-."
"A to, zlata kmotra, ia vam
,'vsehno ma svete udelam, - no
hy vam polibim =" horel de-
dek.
Babka ted promluvila po-
malu, ale energicky:
"Vite, kmotre, - pytlaceni
musite zanechat! ia flintu We
staveni nesnesu po lesich S
vami, jake nebozka, jistojiste
trandat nebudu ="
DedeNk Fircll ztrnul, zkame-
mel. Oci mu nahle ztemnely,
oblicej kysele prodlouzil a "a
Skaredil Sc jak Makabeus.
PAX tvrdym, ledovym hlasem
rekl: '"Tady je ten hlavni ou-
raz -"
Patacka resolutne opakova-
la: "Tak to je, = flintu re
staveni konec pytlactvi!' -
Dedek pomalu vstaval pri-
kopu, vrazil 81 cepici do celia a
hrde, s pravou pytlackou du-
stojnosti, brucel: "b toho
nebude docela mic! To 81 hle-
dejte nejakeho bambulu, KITE
ry Sc boji flinty -!'
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-10-20
Strepinky
A
NAPSAL: J. JAHODA.


ma nj nedolizalo, protoze bylo
vesmes zamozne, Uz mnoho
dedku Sc hlasilo, ale Patacka
ne ne.
Ted divala Sc dolu ke vsi a
pomalu, jako kdyz dukaty po-
cita, minila: "Svata pravda.
bez zenske We staveni vsechno
hyne -"
Dedek Sc vZmuzil dal ra-
zil cestu X touzenemu cili: -
"Reknete, kmotra, ze bez roz-
umne zenske!" ma to slovo:
rozumne, kladl silny duraz.-
"Nejake fanfarum je We stave.
nj horst, nez kdyz neni vubec
zenska! ia bych 81 IL mne V
chalupe predstavoval takovou
zenskou, jako jste Wy, kmo-
tra."
Babka zamrkala, ostre oci,
- dosud cerne jak trnky -
trcsicku Sc usmaly.
Dedek sc rozohnoval: "Vite
pfece, re jsme sc "a mlada sill
ne chteli! ia byl tehdy jak
pominuty. jen "a vami, ien Ia
vami! Jestli pax Sc, hmotra,
pamatujete - tehda po Sc
mach? No, safraporte: uz jsme
byli ma tom, ze jim vytreme
zrak, re Sc pax pobrat musi-
me, kdyz uz bude pobrekavat
fakance -.
Babka Sc znaninko usmala
a zdalo sc, re. rada tenn vzpo-
minkam nasloucha. >
"Panecku, kmotra, ia jsem
,byl do vas safraportsky zapa-
ieny! Pamatujete, jak jsem
iednou prinesl do vrbovci pan
ditku a jak povidam: jestli II
vas donna nepovoli, tax Sc Jim
ma zaspi timhle zamorduju. 10
kmotra, ia mel vzdycky palci-
YOU krev -"
Babka sc spetila a pomaloun
.ku ukrajovala slova: Gale -
pfece jste povolil ="
Dedek FirclG sc naprimil,
posoupl pangrotku ma prave u
cho, nakionil hlavu bohatyrsky
levo ma Zad zafuriantil -
"A to, kmotra ne! ia neuslou
pill! ia ne! Wy iste narikala,
abych vas nedelal nest astnou,
abych mel rozum, nez jsem
sc nadal, uz jste mela Pataka!' =
Babka zaSilhala. spokojene
Sc usmala a rekla: "Moc me
muzsti nadbihali. Sli "a mnou
jako vosy Ia cukrem, jen co je
pravda -
'Vsak Wy jste byla zapodc-
bala zenska" lichotil dedek,
"a jeste dnes ma sva stara leta
byste zahanbila lecjakou mia
dici.'
:. 81, CO pax, co pak vam to
iazyk plete?" rada a spokojene
Sc upejpala babka.
"Jen co je pravda kaza]
dedek Firclu. "Kmotra, mic
tatrumskeho, - jen co je hola
pravda! Nerikam to jen sam,
clovek to vas slysi kazdou
chvili ="
"Taky mne lide lecos po,
vidaji -" chytre tajnych kle
pu predem Sc omlouvala Pata-
cka.
"Nic takoveho jsem. mills
kmotra, neslysel! To bych w
dlouhal! Vsude 0 vas jen sa.
ma chvala - a hned jsem 81
povidal: Kdyby te, jafku, ie-
ste chtela, byl bys jako V nebi
a nahy bys il mohl polibit!-
Ma sice kapanek vetsl majet-
nost,. nez ty, ale kdyz Sc to da
dohromady, byli bysme honem
jak pulsedlaci! A ona, kmo.
ira, stara laska prece jenom
,nerezavi -"
"Pomalu, kmotfe, pomalu,'
ostychala Sc.
"Nic TAX, - il jen bozskou
praVdu - mann vas nynckO v
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-10-20
PYTLACKE NAMLUVY..

cka sedeli v prikope u lesa a
byli zabrani v dulezity rozho-
vOr.
Patacka Sla do lesa ma chra-
sti. Vedle sebe mela ma tycce
uvazanou pilku a ctyrpramen-
nou loktusi.
Dedek Fircld babka Patac
ka Sc namlouvali.
Nejzamilovanejsi historic ne
nj spletitejSi, nez trampoty a
pronasledky techto starych
milencG, mozno-li jeste tax ma
zvat sedmdesatileteho dedka
Fircla a petasedesatiletou bab
ku Patacku.
Babce bylo hej, dedkovi by
10 zle.
Stalo Sc vSe takto:
~ FirclI" rikali chalupe
ma kopci, vzdalene skoro ctvrt
hodiny Cd vesnice. Byla to
chalupa pekna, patrilo k nj de-
set korcd poll vyborne Sc tu
pytlacilo do panskych lesu. We
vSi rikali. re FirclOvi pytlactyi
vice vynasi, nez deset korcu.
Kdyz ma svatbu, nebo ma
fare ma visitaci, nebo k jine
trachte bylo treba srnce, bazan
| ia, neb nejake jine vzacnejsi
zvere, stacilo poseptat Firclovi
a We trech dnech vyhovel veli-
ce spravne a ochotne. ZajicIl
neprodaval, ii byli pro jeho
kuchyni.
K pytlactvi bylo u Firclu po-
tfebi dvou! Firclova pole vni-
kala dlouhym jazykem do pan
lskych lesu Fircl na poll Sc
lzalibou pestoval jetel a jine
lplodiny, jez zver rada spasa.
Bazantum Easel zahon pSenice.
lesni zajicdm pral kousek zeli.
Hajni ma Fircla nemohli. Stri-
lei 81 a SVEN, Okla kladl tez ma
SVEN. Zakonu stal naprime-
nym Celem a dokumenty mel
| v kapse.
A tn sc stala Firclovi neho-
da. Umfela mu zena. Deti sc
Ivyvdaly prizenily do sveta,
= ted posledni pomocnice
pri hubeni panske zvere ze-
mrela!
Firclova totiz svemu muzi v
lese "natloukala". Jak hajni
odesli do vzdalenejsich partii,
vklouzla do lesa "nadhane-
la" zver tlucenim do kmenG,
ably pekne zabehla zrovna ma
Fircluv desetikorcovy jazyk.
Pc jeji smrti Fircl byl py-
tlactvim hotov. CHI by Sc k
tomu nepropujcil, sam prece
nemohl plaSit z lesa a zaroven
j strilet!
Proto dedek Firclu hledal
nevestu, a proto babkou Pa.
tackou vedl d1lezity hovor. O.
'patrny a rozmyslny hovor, =
protoze babka nesmela tusit
jeho planu a protoze babce ne.
bylo treba vdavat Sc.
Firclu dedek rozkladal: -
"VSelijak Sc to Ma svete p]ete'
vite, kmotra, re .jsem ia mlads
ia vami safraportsky dolizal.'
Napiimil Sc, olizl jazyken
horni pysk a placl Sc furiant
sky pres koleno.
Babka- nerikala ami ano, an
ne. Hluboce premyslela.
| D6dek pokracoval: "Neboz
ku manu- mann pul roku zako
panou We stavenicmam nera
du iako "a pet let!
! Prikladne, periny Sc maj
presypat, = nam toho ma dvi
postele, - klocy V truhle by sc
mely prerovnat a podobneht
zaneprazdnen@e u mne dost 8
dost. Vine, ma to muzsky for
tel neni -"
Babka 81 vzdychla. Tusila
kan Fircl bije.
"Povidal jsem 81: Zastanes
to, - ale vidim, ze je ton
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-08-15
Petition to Eliminate
Williamsburg Pike Turns
Filed With Commissioner

Action which will allow motoists
taking the Williamsburg pike out OF
town to drive straight to the pike
from the end of Sheridan street, rath-
er than to make the two sharp turns
that are now necessary, will De TAX
en- this fall if a petition presented re-
Gently to the board of county commits
sioners is acted upon.
The petition asks that a section nF
the ground owned by Cornelius Rat
Lift just outside the city limits. and
across School street be vacated tc
allow the building of a road as an ex-
tension of Sheridan street. Cornelius
Ratlif, the only property owner con-
cerned, has signed the petition which
is 10Y on file in the office of the
county auditor. The viewers will be
appointed Sept. a..
Two sharp turns, one at right angles
at the intersection of Sheridan and
School streets, and one of less than
a right angle at the intersection OF
School street and the williamsburg
pike, will be eliminated by the new
plan. The stretch of new road to BE-
built will be about one block long
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-08-15
PATTERSON SPEAKER
FOR joint PICNIC
OF PREBLE COUNTY

EATON, O., Aug. 15.-C. P. Patter-
son, Upton, Ind, farmer, banker. and
prominent grange man, is annouced
by the GRACE of Preble county as the
oranges speaker for the annual joint
picnic of the grange and county farm
bureau, which will be held Friday on
the fairgrounds.
The farm bureau announced recent
~ that its speaker at the picnic will
De 4. O.. B~radfute, of Xenia, head of
the Ohio State Farm bureau fedora.
ton and vice president of the national
farm bureau federation.
Arrangements at present are for
MI. Patterson to speak at 1880
o'clock in the forenoon and Mr.. Brad
flute at 2 o'clock in the afternoon.
Baseball, horseshoe pitching contest,
games and amusements for children
are entertainment features. announced
at this time. A band will be present
all day.
Salvation Army Appeal.
Annual appeal of the Salvation Army
wiz open Thursday in Preble county.
Capt. F. w. Wilkinson, of the army
headquarters in Cincinnati, is in Eaton
arranging for the drive, which will
start Thursday morning in Eaton with
a house-to-houSe canvass. Twenty
Salvation Army people and local men
will conduct the canvass.
The advisory committee for the
campaign, which is the same as that
of last year, is made up of c.. J.. Hunt
er, president: Judge B. A. Lands, vice
president; DR.. H. Riley Splitter, secre-
tary; L L. Brown, treasurer.
Capt. Wilkinson vii have solicitors
canvas the county outside of Eaton
and these he will direct from Eaton.
Open Milk Plant.
Operation of the Eaton branch OF
the Miami Valley Milk Producers as
ISOLATION has been started. The plant
is situated at Barron and Monfort
streets. Paul Fudge is manager and
also secretary and treasurer. Hilbert
Oler is president. Hugh Mitchell and
George Swope are the advisory com,
mittee, while Charles Paddock, Char
les Deem and Charles Plummer con
stitute the finance committee. The
branch has a membership OF lis. It's
butter fat Is contracted to the Wayne
Dairy Products company, Richmond
Ind.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-08-15
.PREBLE COUNTY BOYS and GIRLS ENJOY
SUMMER CAMP OUTING NEAR LEEWISBURG

being given by Miss Ewalt, Miss Hell
en- Davidson of Harrison, assistant
state leader of home economics club
work, Miss Maude Powell, home dem
onstration leader of Montgomery coun-
ty, Guy Dowdy, assistant state club
leader, and County Agent e. d. Turn
er, under whose general supervision
the camp is conducted.
Help Start Camp.
Mrs. J. T. Hart, Miss Pearl Meyer,
Miss Ruth Guenther, Miss Wilma
Mann, Miss Ruth Markey, county girls
clubs leaders, also were present Mon
day evening for the start of the camp.
A busy but not exacting schedule
will be followed by the children dur-
ing the weeks camp. The program
for a days activities is as follows:
$50, rising bugle; 6:45, setting-up ex'
/, ercises; 1880, breakfast; $50, tent
inspection, 8, class period; $3.50, class
period; 10, class period; 1890, class
period, II, assembly; Il, dinner; 100
games and supervised recreation; 4
swim; $50, preparing supper; G, sup
per; z, vespers; 1880 camp fire; $50
prepare for bed; 10, lights out.
Menus have been provided for every
meal at the camp, and groups of the
girls will take turns in helping to pre-
pare and serve them. Two profes
sional cooks will do the heavy work.
Serve First Supper
The first supper was served by Ha
eel Colvin, Treva Hart, Madeleine
Fleisch, Ruth O'Neil and Martha Shoe
maker, all members of the Priscilla
Clothing club.
County School Superintendent w. s
Fogarty addressed the campers this
morning at II O'Clock. Ed r. Clark
OF New Paris, head of the county farm
bureau, will speak Wednesday morn
ing at II o'clock. Judge A. c. Ri
singer, of Eaton, will speak Thursda'
morning at the same hour. DR.. H. z
Silver, of Eaton, and s. E. Morton, o
Camden, widely known swine breeder
are scheduled to speak, but the tim'
has not been announced.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-08-15
AMUSEMENTS

keeper in THE Deuce of Spades is
even more humorous.
Philip Durham caused many
laughs in Two Minutes to Go" as a
perky little Spanish professor, and
in the current feature he is a barber,
postmaster and a most amusing char
acter.
Andrew Arbuckle and Jack Rich
ardson, both well known actors, ap-
pear with Charles Ray for the first
time in his independent productions.
They are a pretty pair of knaves,
likeable if ~rascally! Both are well
cast and get lots out of their parts.
]. P. Lockney as Greasy Bill
certainly looks the part. while Gus
Leonard as an old peddler, Bert OF
ford in a dual role and William
COPYRIGHT fill out a supporting cas-;
which could hardly be equalled.
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try it, so l did. All my pains and weak
ness are gone, my stomach is all right
and | do my work at home and also work
for Swift's Packing Company. l recon-
mend your Vegetable Compound to my
friends and you may publish my letter
as a testimonial. Mrs. LULU LUCAS,
719A Vandeventer ST., st. Louis, Mo.
Again and again one woman tells an
other of the merit of Lydia E. Pink
hams Vegetable Compound.
You who work must keep yourself
strong and well. You can't work if you
are suffering from such troubles. Mrs.
Lucas couldn't. She tried our Vegeta-
BILE Compound and her letter tells YOU
what it did for her. Give Lydia E. Pink
hams Vegetable Compound a fair trial
now.
-~~----
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-08-15
WORKING GIRLS
LOOK HERE
Read What Mrs. Lucas Writes Con-
corning Her Troubles, Which
May be Just Like Yours

St. Louis, MOI had troubles that
all women are apt to have. with pains in
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-08-15

Charles Ray is supported by a
splendid cast in "The Deuce OF
Spades" which was adapted for
screen purposes by Richard Andres
from the published story by the late
Charles E. Van Loan.
The part of the girl, a western
type, is taken by Marjorie Maurice,
who, as Marjorie Provost, played with
Ray in THE Old Swimmin' Hole"
Miss Maurice is one of the best
straight commediennes in motion pic.
lures and has personality and beauty
in addition to real talent.
Lincoln Plummer will be recalled
as the unctious druggist in THE
transformer" His part of the hotel
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-08-15
Circuit Court
MARRIAGE LICENsE GRANTED

WNRREAGE LICENSE CRAM ED
Faye Isabelle Kerr of Fountain City,
and Robert Thomas, also of Fountain
City, a merchant, were issued 4 mar.
riage license late Monday.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-08-15
DARKE COUNTY CROP
OF TOBACCO short,
GROWERS PREDICT

GREENVILLE, Ohio, Aug. 15.-Ac-
cording to tobacco r~aisers, the crop in
Darke county will be very short this
year. In some places, owing to the
dry season and l~ateness in setting on,
plants. has retarded its growth and in
tobacco growing regions in the south
ern and western part of Darke county
hail has practically destroyed several
crops that looked very promising.
Horse is Winner.
William Brock, local horse trainer,
is at Columbus, Ind, this week with
his two horses. In four starts he has
won three races with Dick r, and
with Glendill. owned by T. A. Billings,
ley, he has won one race, took third
money at W races, and fourth money
once.
To Greet Autoists.
TUESDAY afternoon at 4 o'clock, sew
eraI automobile loads of Pixies Peak
Ocean to Ocean Highway tourists viii
arrive in Greenville for a short stay
These men are travelling from the
Pacific to the Atlantic oceans, and are
choosing a route for the proposed
ocean to ocean highway. Automobile
owners in Greenville and Darke coun
ty will greet the promoters as it is the
desire of the Greenville Automobile
club to have the highway pass through
Darke county.
Farm House Burns.
The farm residence on the And!
Stocker farm, four miles east of Green
vile, on the Knick road, was PARTIAL!
destroyed by fire at about noon Satur
day.
Dennis Marker, who is the tenan
on the farm, succeeded in saving al
of the household goods on the frs
floor, but furniture on the two uppe
floors was destroyed. The loss viii
be heavy. The building and content
were but partially insured.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-08-15
Two Confess to Theft
OF Brownsville Auto
(Snecial to The Palladium

LIBERTY, Ind, Aug. 15.-Tony Err
vine. 20, and Hobert Harden, "a, are
in Jail here today, having confessed to
stealing the automobile of Emory E.
Price Of Brownsville, Friday.
The men were arrested Sunday by
State Policeman Edward Beeson and
taken before a justice of the peace,
where they confessed to taking the
car. They abandoned the "a in the
country, taking with them all of the
accessories that could be removed.
The men will be tried when court
convenes this fall.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-08-15
COURT NEWS

New Cases-Common Pleas.
Leo Small VS.. Edna Small; divorce.
Mannix, Crawford & ~Billingsby, at
torneys for plaintiff.
Probate Court.
Daniel Yount, executor Of the viii
of Margaret Creager, deceased, filed
order for private sale of personal
property. Order of private sale is
sued.
A. H. Printing, administrator of the
estate of Lorenzo D. Bingham, de-
ceased, filed inventory and apprais-
ment.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-08-15

shown the error of their ways by dis
eliminating buyers.
The 186,041 tons of fertilizer pur-
chased by Indiana farmers in 1921
contained approximately 32,508.95 tons
of actual plant food, nitrogen, phos-
phoric acid and potash; in 1920 ap-
proXimateIy 230,184 tons containing
So, 565.12 ton of plant food. On this
basis the average ton fertilizer in 1920
furnished 335 pounds of plant food,
in 1921 the average ton fertilizer con
tanned 349 pounds of actual plant food
or a gain of IA pounds per ton. Less
nitrogen and phosphoric acid was
used, but more potash was used.
Consult the Bulletin
The use of higher grade fertilizer
is a matter of utmost importance. Do
not buy the name of the brand. Buy
plant food by knowing the analysis OF
the brand. High grade fertilizers are
2-12-2, PIP, 1872, 12-4, 2-10-4, 2-10-6 or
2-16-2. The first figure is the per cent
of nitrogen on or Ammonia (NH) as
it may be termed either; the second is
available phosphoric acid, and the third
is potash. Low grade fertilizers are
HOO, 0-10-1, or 1871. These are anal
Uses to discriminate against. Con.
suit Bulletin No. 262 of the Purdue
Agricultural Experiment Station
Commercial Fertilizers for Indiana,
| for further information"
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-08-15
Especial to The palladium)

LEWISBURG, Ohio, Aug. 15.-Sixty-
five Preble county boys and girls,
members of the county farm children's
clubs, are enjoying high carnival on
their summer camping trip this week.
Their camp is located on the lines
farm, four miles southwest of Lewis
burg, where they were taken by auto
from Eaton on Monday.
Nine tents for the girls, three for
the boys, a first aid tent equipped and
managed by the county Red Cross
nurse, Miss Mary Ewalt, a headquar-
tiers and a mess tent, comprise the
camp.
Playground equipment consists of a
stoutly anchored merry-go-round,
swing, see-saw, and a tennis ground.
A boat on the swimming pool also fur
nlshed some entertainment to a few
of the boys as soon as they arrived.
Pool Is Popular.
The swimming pool probably will be
the most popular feature of the camp,
bordered by rock lodges and with a
hard rock bottom, with a depth that is
nowhere excessive, and free from dan,
gerous currents, parents of the chill
dren have left them at the camp with
no fears for their safety.
Organization of the camp was begun
Monday evening, and a big camp fire
was built on a knoll for the after-sup
per hour. On Tuesday morning the
boys and girls were gathered into foul
classes for instruction, a Gloss of each
of ages above and below the ages Of
IA.
Instruction in health, home eco
nomics, club work and agriculture are
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advertisement
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-08-15
NO BETTER MEDICINE FOR NY
EInNLN

ham Canyon, Utah. says of Foley Kid
ney Pills. Il was so bothered with kid
ney trouble I could not work and the
many medicines I tried did me no good.
I took just two bottles of Foley Kidney
pills and they put me on my feet and
at work again" Why, suffer when this
der ailments is so easily had Prompt
and tonic. A. G. Luken Drug Co, 626-
6eS Main St=Advertisement.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-08-15

my back, weak, tired,
nervous feelings and
a weak stomach. I
had been this way
about a year and was
unable to work or
stand on my feet for
any length of time.
My husbands aunt
told me how much
good Lydia E. Pink
hams V ge ia
Compound had done
bor opd horra1 ma ~
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1922-05-06
SALE OF RAILROAD
LIKELY TAKE PLACE
Injunction Proceedings Against
Receiver for Road Stopped
by Agreement.

MACON, GA, May b.-Tnjunction
proceedings AGAINST r. B. Pelgram re-
ceiver for the Hawkinsvilie and Flor
ida southern railway, were stopped
this afternoon, following an agreement
between opposing counsel and> unless
unexpected circumstances arise tomor-
row morning it is expected the sale
will be held before the court here on
May 8.
The agreement reached today by the
lawyers will have to be approved by
the clients In the case and submitted
to the court in writing. The railroad
COMPANIES involved had not acquiesced
late tonight although It was said the
Union Savings Bank and Trust COM
pany of Cincinnati, instigators of the
Injunction suit, were agreeabl
Final disposition of the matter will
be made by Judge Mathews in Super
ior court tomorrow morning.
r. b. Pelgram, vice president OF the
Southern railway and receiver for the
and Florida Southern
railway, was the principal witness at
the hearing. He declared that unless
the sale is held the Pidoock interests
of Moultrie, Ca, whom he expects to
bid for the southern end OF the road,
from Ashburn to Camilla, may become
uninterested He preferred, he said,
that all interests would suffer IL the
sale is not completed.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1922-05-06
DEVOTIONAL EXERCISES HELD
BEFORE SENTENCE IS PASSED

twenty-five moonshiners. and the Raw.
Grace Wilson. formerly OF Detroit,
conducted prayer service. The six
mon pleaded guilty and were sem
fenced 70 four years in prison. Judge
Johnson told them they would take
either Christ or the devil TO prison
witk .heua and that they could return
either better or worse men. He then
called Ior volunteers to protect the
wives and children of tho prisoners
during the four year absence and three
hundred and fifty men stood up In
Guided among the men who stood up
were many who we're arrested several
weeks ago when Judge johnson is
sued arrants for practically the en-
Tile population OF MIL Greek.