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The Crittenden press., 1922-05-19
me MEETING on
COLORRn PEOPLE

Ths Gsaefal Assembly ~ the Col.
ores Cumberland Presbyterian Church
b. ir session az thc e. T. r Church
hefc ths week The National sun.
day SthosI Convention. held In con.
rs,i.ou with the General Assembly,
orsnci Tuesday morning Rev J
a. ID Dcshonr. uf Fayetteville
preached the openinr sermon.
The GeneFal Assembly met Thurs.
day morning with a sermon by Rev
IL. G. Roulette, of paducah The
meetings will close Friday evening
Many visiting ministers. delegates,
AMI out.of.,own visitors aw In a..
lendauce a. well a. large congrcga
lious " home FOLKS.
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$500 BE- fhf ihemss of addfesses 10 b.
lslIterri hf ihe Louisville rI,elkers
The pHih.eHs IF Wefiefn keuiurk,
ini Mssi fsnuessse lfr nur pfoblems
fresiieni . Al ssrkeii. af ths naard
nf Irlde. sai In feurni ilsrussian
af ihr iup -uuf rrnTrcss aud prs
reri1 D. iIntei uiih ihai of ihe agrl
cultural Interests af keniutkf and
Ieunessee uuf huslusss msn always
l,.it forward 10 these trips ss oplaaf
iun.iles o. rsnss friendships rrsuli.nr
irum pheasant trade relations
inu.stIlIes diversified commsrclsi
ini iudnsiflai Interests sill b. siril
ngl emphasized hi ihs psrsuuneI ~
ihv party Thsrr sill b. heads uf
manufacturing nrus producing au al
mnsi eui'rss variety of products and
Hi ilalh.ns hnusss catering 90 tte useds
of merchants Boz practically even ilns
nf husine.s civic welfare uraluIla
foua aIli he arl fsprssenied uu ils
up
A h.alkiei describing iou s,lles lu
r1fiaurr as a husIness and mauiaciur
lus rruirr aud iis sd,auiaEe. a. a
c.ii of parks hnmr.. schoels 'churches
ani rerrrauunai UrHuun.IIes Ulll b.
ihe souvenir distf.hKcd by ihr Louis
tillr nulni of Trade Many ~ uhe
business mrn viii Distribute individual
snutVnIrs
O. N sackeii. president N the noari
nf ralr VII hc the oncisl bead Of
ihe pafn A world uf drians tu ln.
sure inr iflp he'nr suc,ess frum
etrft standpoint have hrcn worked aui
hi thr oimmlitec lu charsr of uhich
inuIs n Webb. af ihr Cumberland
frlephHne ComuanN ls chairman VII
iam o Morrow. srnsian ~ the loo
's1iilr huani of Trade. ulll boz director
uf Information un ihs trip
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ARRESTED HERE
Charged With Obtaining
Money Under False
Pretenses

sunday afternoon a stranger. Civ
ing his name o. Joyce J. Masiin,
came 70 Marion, claiming that be Is
Baptist minister working Ia the In.
ieresi Of the starving people Of Rus.
STA under the direction of the Amerl.
can Committee Tor Russian Relief. a
Chieago organization. lie gave hla
home a. Guthrie, Ky. Before com.
inr q Marion be- visited Crayne and
delivered discourse in one o. the
churches, asked Tor and received a
donation Tor the poor in Russia.
After showing biz credentials he
wa granted permission 4 give an
address at the First Baptist church
here Sunday evening.
Monday morning Mastin was or.
rested under a warrant charging him
with obtaining money under falss
pielsnse. Ne was brought into court
for an examining trial, Judge y. J.
fiavis on the bench. The common.
wealth was represented by Ioha A.
Moore and County Attorney 4. d.
Stone. Senator ". J. Deboe rep.
resented the defense The case was
hoily contested and attracted great
interest.
The prosecution read an extract
fiom q paper IN which Il was stated
that Masiin was not what he repre-
seHied himself 10 b. but was q ftaud.
The following telephone messages
were read By the defense. From the
Lcwisburg Bank:
Question: DO you know the ksv.
Na1tinf Ans. ! do.
Y l. he al right. l. h. reliable or
not. A. never heard anything
against him Ne u All right.
Prom the Allensville. Ky. Bank
Question: Are you acquainted with
Rev Masiini A. ! am.
DO you know II h. sends money 10
the Russian Relief FUND.- A. He
doss . ~ you know II h. ha
efock. or an honest mani A. Ne ls
al riEht never heard anything
wong with him.
fIom Lafayette Bank.
Question: DO you know Rev. Mas.
TIM A. Do. q Did you receive
a wire confirming his authority 10
collect for ihe Russian Relief Com.
mitieci A We did. also revived
a letter from Chicago 10 the same
elect w. d an right.
The prosecution read a telegram
from New York reading Cannot un.
deisiand your telegram What should
W vire Edward Stone Signed The
Soviet Russian Relief Fund.
Ne was held by ths court under a
500 bond 10 the action of the grand
Jry. He was guarded By cily Of.
h,lals until Wednesday when the a..
soelation for which be- IL working
tslsriaphed money 10 pay biz bond
and be- was released.
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LIBRARY BUILDING BURNRD

TIE Library building of Rev. Jas
. Pricr. on North Main street was
destroyed hy dc Wednesday morn.
lnr. the hlars being discovered about
two 4. A. A coal house contain.
inr about 100 bushels u coal. wa.
ullo burned. Il h not known how
the hre originated.
The building coutained a splsudid
hhrar y of $500 volumes. a type.
ntst. four bir baok desks. a 6ilinr
ea'uci. ivo tables and other article.
of furniture.
Ihi loss s estimated az sioo
with SOME insumn1r ou the hhmp
nui for ihs heroi, efforts of the De-,
department thc rrsiieu,r would hayt
burned
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WARNING

II you wish a. rive of vour mon.
cy 20 help the suffering multitude.
In the Near East b. careful 10 whom
you give the same a. many unAu-
ihorifed pcros are endeayoring 20
obtain money Cor this wufk without
due authority.
The onlp lcral organisation IN Crit.
ieudsu county with ths exception of
denuminaiional hoarisl fur the col.
letting or obtaining money Tor relief
vorl in the East d the Near East
Relief Organization uhigh l. char.
tered hy Conrfras and which WORKS
under the authority ~ Congress.
having iis headquarters a tWashlnr
Con. D a.. and iu each state
n you desire o. help ihc sufferers
epe YOUR subscriptions 90 either of
ihc following well known and ~
sr,sici citirens of Crlticuden coun.
ty Who are the only authorized psr.
sons to rccciyc the same
Mt T. n Cochran. who Is the
Chairman ~ the Near East Relief
for ths county Mr. u G Franklin
who u the duly appointed Treasurer
Res, = n Hart, who has been ap.
pointed by Headquarieus az lecturer
for Western Kentucky
To these mon and these only should
donations fur this wofk b. given.
An, other person who sollcits with.
cut their authority Is unworthy.
lSignen 4. n. HART
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WINS rRIzB N CONTEST

Dorothy ilayucs Won hrt prime in
IL ncslamatory Contest held Al the
School Auditorium Tuesday morning
before the graduating class u The
eighth grade Marion Graded school
Th,rr werr four contestants, Tbs
winners subir,t was The Sign Of
the Cruss. and dcalih with the ter.
mr and hnal triumph of the Chris.
iians during the reign u the bloody
Roman Emperor Nero.
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CEMETERY CLEANING

an who arr Interested in he Chap.
81 Hhl Cemcisfy vill meet there on
Tuesday. May a0 "nrcoraiion nay.
ta clean ~ the ground. and ds,oais
ihe rfavrs
Seuicos will b. hold Bring diu
uer and spend ths daS.
J. T BlGHAM
The Crittenden press., 1922-05-19
HERBERT BARNETT DIRs

Herbert Barnett, ~ yeau Old. sOr
IL james T. Barnett of Ravine
Mss, and a nephew u the late VIM
Barnett, of this city, was killed Mas
Il, by the explosion Of a boiler Of =
mill where be- was AZ wOrk Il
Georgia.
Ne is survived by his wife ans
ihrcc children.
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NorICE W q W

NJ memhers IT kass~oed Camp
No q arv requested 10 meet Al ths
Wocdman Hall Al 5.so 2. N. Friday
lmporianl Call Meeting.
LEONARD HURST. Com.
J. a. NlhNO. Clefk
The Crittenden press., 1922-05-19
CHAUTAUQUA
Big Seven Day Program 10 be
Here June 20. July :
Many Attractions

Two TOP notch dramaiic comedies.
"Trnio the Right" and Friendly
tnenies", Lieumnces Little sym.
phony Orchestra. former Governor
hfuurh ~ Arkansas and other head.
line leciureui Irene Stolofsky. emf.
neni siolinlsii unique childfens pro.
riams. less pugh. noted fun special.
iat these are among ths eighteen
notable attractions which will appear
boz, 81 che biz Seven Day Rsdpaih
Chauiauqua which opens June 26
The CollsgIau Mals Quartet. four
exceptional singers who are also
sulrudldlY accomplished a. q brass
quartet, will launch the weeks pro.
gram with q popular concert on he
hiai afternoon. Following . prelude
iy this company n night. Hon. Chaa
u huueh. scholar educator and
fof two terms governor u Arkansas.
alii deliver an eloquent and illumi.
hating ieeiurr. "Amsricat LEADER
sh.n n the Wofld
A grand concert given on he ses-
ori afternoon hy the Montague llght
uIera Singers will feature many
hahi opsfa melodies presented IN
costume wiih wealth u realistic
draiasiig detail Al night, following
oaneeri hy ths Moniarass. Dr. iiu.
be- " Hurt, author, scholar and
orator. all spsat on The Nev IN
drsiual Day. powerfully setting
Rrth practical principles u indiyidu.
al and oullssiivs living.
un ~ third afternoon. Irene
siolofosky. brilliant ooncsrt violinisi
and assisting artists will appear in
an artists rrlltai
Ihs third nfhi will h. Artists
Nifhi with Nlss Siolofsky and com
pany and Sidney lAndou. intsrpfsisf
NAN NfAHA aiN NNNAtaNH
To Cfamsf .Kurr Tfio. thrrs gift
od entertainer viii present q a..
hehifal program On he fourth af.
irfrlan. prrtcdinr ihe unidus lecture
dsn onstratiou. well DRESSED on
Moderate lncoms" By Evelyn Hansen
noisd authority on dress. she vill b.
assisted on he platform By young
women models.
on ihe fourth uighi oomss The lf.
rs1lsiihls oumedy succsss "furu 10
ihs Right" uiih a wealth u amusing
and hsari.Frlppinr episodes.
on he hfih day Leuranesa lit.
ils symphony Orchestra u four vio.
linf. two csllos and q piano, features
aa abundance n classical and Topu.
laf iayoutsa Cor strings in a grand
oontrft in ths afternoon and q pfs
uds 81 night
a question n great Importance
vill D. presented by Chester N. han'
ford. vocational sxpsrt, Who lectares
on ths sixth afternoon on "failuTss
~ The Mishu" A ruund table fol.
low the lecture
Friendly Enrmiss" delfhiful com.
eds drama on the sixth night. runs
o,er with laughs inicrspcrscd with
uloment u gripping pathos. u
will b. presented By an exceptional
New iofk cast
Neraa llavahans. singers and
players, on ths last afternoon, clad
in their native costumes al playing
ihr musical Instruments peculiar 20
thsn native land. will rive a popa.
lar concsri. AMI a. nlrht will gye
an equally popular preluds io a hu.
n,wus program presented By les
lurh. fun specialist extraordinary.
Ihi last nights program vill BE- a
Sitting finale o. a great Chauiaulua
we,t
The Crittenden press., 1922-05-19

Ho " r. uaklc, and " "
lhmb lrn Tuesday for Grcsusills
Tenn, to attend ths General Assem-.
BIS u the 4. T. Church.
The Crittenden press., 1922-05-19

Rev y. n. Hart. Clarence Mayes,
s l.. Carnahan. I Piercc. W D.
Canaan and r. = wilborn attended
the funeral Of Dr. =. V. Matloek ai
Salem Friday.
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THURSDAY Nay IS


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The Crittenden press., 1922-05-19

Mr H.K. Wood, was in Owens.
boio Tuesday.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-02-08
(De nuestros coresponsales
Ell Nueva York;

Mucho Sc ha comentado durante los
p3sados dias la actitud de Francia. Las
cosas actualmente van mucho mas ALA
6e la question submarine que Francia
hizo fracasar en- perjuicio propio duran
te las Conferencias de Washington.
Como decia en- una de mis- cronicas an
teriores, nadie Sc explica ell por que de
esa actitud de Francia que tanto lie per
judica, pues sabido es que los grandes
poderes navales como Inglaterra, Esta-
COS Unidos, ell Japon y aun incluyendo
Francia en- cuarto lugar, estan hoy y
estsran mailana en- mejores condolences
que la misma Francia para aumentar
sus fotas de submarines cruceros, y,
en- este case, no vemos cual es la ven
taja para Francia.
La caida de BRAND ha sido un golpe
fatal para la armenia de La politica nun
dial cue de manera tan brillante estaba
l,evando efecto este grn polftico fran
ces, de tanta sagacidad como el prime
ro. Parece que la Ultima estocada al Illus
tre estadista, dada de manera artera
por sus enemigos politicos, acabaron con
Ell temple del hombre.
i Planteada Ia crisis en- ell gabinete fran
ces, conociendo las diferencias que exis-
tian entire BRAND el Presidente de
Francia, Millerand, quien no desea ocu-
PAR una posicion en- ell gobierno, sabien-
TO las tendencies de Poincars que esta
en- contra de todo 10 que sea ingles, IA
cilmente ha sido para los versados en-
asuntos de politica international, como
GER cual seria ell nuevo runbo del actual
pobierno de Francia presidido por el ex-
| Presidente Poincare.
Lloyd George habla siempre con Ia To-
gica Gle los acontecimientos. Ell ha dichc
muy bien que NADIA debe temer una per
soma en- tratar los asuntos personalmen-
te frente a frente. a menos que haya al
gunos motivos, en- virtud de los cualeS
no tenga ell valor de afrontar tai situa
cion. Volver ahora con les metodos de Ia
antigua diplomacia, enviando comunica
! clones notas los embajadores, pare
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-02-08
A'IAL DIA COMO HOYA
"Recordar es vivr'~ Dante
8 DE FEBRERo DE 1920
MuRIo RICHARD DEHMEL

FL de febrero de 1920 muri6 en-
Rlankensee Richard Dehmel a los Gin
cuenta seis afios. Els otra victima de
la guerra. No solo porque en- campafia
contrajo la enfermedad que le ha ue-
vado al sepulcro, sino por otro motive,
sintetizado por Roman ROLAND en- AU
DEsSUS DE LA MELEE con estas pa
labras: ''Dehmel, Ell enemigo de la que
IRA, ell amigo de todos los houbres, Deb
mel. que no saba segdn dijO, a que
pueDlo entire diez debia su cerebro, en-
tona cantos de batalla y cantos de la
bandera, apostrofa al enemigo carta a
la mHerte y la da Ga los cincuenta y
un afios, aprende manejar un arma y
Sc alista contra los rusos)''. Tenfa va
hecha su obra, Y sin cesar la retocaba
corregfa. Su Tltimo Drama DIE
MENsCHENFREUNDE. represcntado
en- Ell Lessing Theater, de Berlin. 81 res
peta mejor las exigencias teatraies que
los escasos y apenas representatives. en-
sayos anteriores, dignos, no cbstante,
de toda consideration hteraria. es ''po
co caracteristico'' segdn cierta critica
del TIMES. 'Fue un sacerdote del sa-
crifcio; extrafio a nosotros, les j6ve-
nes''- escribe, en- la VoSSISCHE
zEITUNG un critico, refri6pdose al
Dehmel de la guerra .hoy, reiexio-
nando, sabemos que Ell Dehmel del sa-
crifcio era nuestro Dehmel''
Ell que por tales palabras hlclese de
Dehmel una especie de ap6stol Sc enga
iaria. Nsdie mas opuesto todc sacri
fcio, mas exageradamente individuals
ia que el poeta de, REDENcIoNEs,
PERo Ell AMOR, MUJER Y MUNDo,
sus primeros libros, en- los que estan
las obras liricas, superiores sin duda q
LAS TRANSFORMATIONS DE We
NUS o DOS HoMBRES, ma fuertes
representatives en- conjunto. En- Ell
canto de cuna dice el poeta su hijo:
Use tn mismo! iDesobedece!" en-
Ell ARPA. ell poeta convierte, como los
personajes de Ibsen, su propia soledad
hurafa en- grandeza. Pero de auuel indi
vidualismo de las primeras cbras, am
pliado a un humanitarismo cordial, en-
que la voz de la protesta y dc la CO.
lera Sc oye mas alta que la del amor,
va menos distancia que de este ultimo
al nacionalismo dominador de Ultima
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"Recordar es vivir"- Dante

hora Asi ell peri6dico aleman citado,
pod1a decir con justicia, que la guerra
mato a Dehmel.
Literariamente es un romantico. En-
literature, las modaidades Sc suceden
como en- ell afio las estaciones. Hay re-
tornos de primavera, en- que forecen
los arboles de igual modo que forecfan
antoiio; pero dan flores nuevas y hojas
verdes. que no son las mismas arrastra-
das por los vientos de otoiio. Tienen las
poesias do Dehmel, en- fguras, image
res, simbolos. una inconfundible apa-
rieacia romantica; pero su romantics
mo mace ense1ado, con una experien-
cia de la vida, con distintas rredilec-
clones filosoficas. Sc va creando 81.
mismo, entire despojos positivistas ma
trralistas haci6ndose la vez una
tecnica mas movida nerviosa. moder-
ma por excelencia, la t6cnica simbois-
ia.
Citemos, para no ser incompletos, sus
libros infantiles FITZEBUTzE. DER
KINDERGARTEN, DER BUNTs-
CHEK. escritos en- collaboration con su
primera esposa Paula oppenheim, muer
ia hace pocos meses " de la que Deb
mel Sc separo, arrastrado "por un amor
mas fuerte'' con anuencia de ella, los
dramas LUCIFER, DER MITMENSCH
Y MICHEL MICHAEL las CoNSIDE-
RAcIoNEs ACERCA DEL ARTE, DE
dos Y DEL MUNDo. las mas anti
guas HOJAS DE LA VIDA. bocetos ma
rrativos en- prosa; en- su lltimo ibro i'm
portante, sCHINE WILDE WELT, pu
blicado en- 1918, Ell titulo nos da en- com
pendio una imagen viva de la poesia
dc Dehmel, cantor de un ''mundo be-
10 Y salvaje'' con acentos nucvos, en-
que la .varonil hermosura no suele mos
trarse desprendida de cierta sclvativa
expression. Su diario de guerra, tItulado
ENTIRE PUEBLO Y HUMANIDAD,
sus discursos del mismo tempo, ell TES
TAMENTo A MIS- HIJoS, POGO anadi
ran de su fama. Disipada va la de es-
critor escandaloso, que acompaE6 su
production primera, sobre todc por la
franca seasualidad de alguna3 obras
que rompia con Ell romanticisno tradi-
cional de :'noche de luna" caracteris
tico de la literature burguesa de Ale
(Continta en- la paglna 81.
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NEGoCIADO DE MATERIALES,
INIPRENTA Y TRANSPORTE
sUBAsTA

Sc recibiran proposiciones bajo
sobre cerrado hasta las 1000 a. m,
febrero 90, 1922, para ell suminis-
tro Gle una installation completa de
Rayos x para fines de diagn6stico,
incluyendo trabajos fluoroscopicos
y de radiografia, similar a 10 ms
talacion Campbell.
Pueden obtenerse proposiciones
en- blanco dirigiendose al Negocia-
o de Materiales, Imprenta y Trans
porte, San Juan, P. r.
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: H>PuNTEs
AZ Del h:MOplENT0
LA ACTITUD DE FRANCIA
INGhATERRA MIRIAM RECELo ACTUAL
In1PERIALIsTA NAcIoN LATINA.

cue estos a su vez les envien o entire
gren al gobierno en- donde desempefan
su mission, es un proceso muy lento
Sc presta a muchos trastornos. Lo mas
prcpio es que los hombres de gobierno
consulten frente a frente los profile
mas mas serios que envuelven los asun-
tcs de Ia nac.on y elo ahorrara tempo
y evitara malas interpretations. Es real
mente sensible que los franceses Sc vean
arrastrados por la logica de la politica
inglesa, y preferan aislarse; pero hay
que convenir que en- los actuales mo-
mentos, estos lobos ingleses de la poll
ticA international, mediante ell trans
curse Gle tantos ,afcs de lucha y forta-
lecidos por los grandes intereses ma
cionsles y ultramarinos que poseen, tie
nen una Influenza y una preponderan-
cia muy grande.
Los franceses rehusan todo trato con
Russia, no queriendo .codearse con asesi-
ncs, pero en- cambio Sc dieron de manos
Con lOo tu4NOo, quO AesAA eVSOo4AloONS @ AA~
llares de armenios griegos, ETC., ETC.,
llevando efecto con aquellos -un ira
tado. lone raz6n hay entonces para que
Francia no trate de arreglar sus asuntos
con Russia EN- la mesa ante la cual Sc sen
taron los representatives. de otras nacio-
nes civilizadas? Esa es Ia l6gica de
Lloyd George.
Francia tampoco Quiere un arreglo
en- Ell que intervengan los representan-
tes alemanes 10 hay razon para clio.
Tanto Inglaterra como los Estados Uni
dcs estan conformes en- que Alemania
debe pagar la indemnizaci6n impuesta,
pero tambien hay que convenir que
Alemania hizo grandes sacrifcios pecu-
niarios para ganar la guerra, que su
estado actual no le permite pagar los
plazos en- la forma impuesta. iPor que
no Sc Ia de discutir Y buscar la manera
de aliviar un POGO esa situaci6n hacien-
do que pague hasta Ell ultimo centavo o
marco, pero en- plazos que no sean una
grave dificultad para ell gobierno, al pue-
bio aun para los mismos aliados?
| 81 retrogradamos los tiempos ante
riores la guerra, Sc comprendera que
(continua en- la pagina ocho)
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Ell EsTADo LIBRE Y
UNA MARAvIILA DEL ARTE

Muchas personas de prestigio han
notado la coincidencia del "hiu' del
Estado libre con la negada de la famo-
asa peicula titulada ''Los Tres mosque
teros'', que ha producido asombro en-
el mundo del arte.
Acerca de ella, dice un famoso Ii
terato frances en- s'Le CourEer Cine
ma. ographiquc
'La presentation de ''Los tres mos
qusteros' constituye Ell mas sensacio-
nal de los triunfos.
''Todos los mortales, cast sodos,
-hemos leido la novela de Dumas, Y he
mos sentido I'm placer extraordinario
al leer las aventuras emocionaEtes de
los heroes Artagnan. Athos, Aramis y
Fortos. Al verles en- la pantalla. nuestra
algeria es mas enorme aiin.
Hay personals que Sc sorprendan to-
davfa cuando Sc les dice que eL llevar
'tLcs tres mosuueteros" a la pantalla
ha contado tres millones.
Pero en- cuanto ven la pencllla. sc
convencen acto seguido; los tres milo.
nes les parecen POGO, y 10 que lainentan
cs que la maravillosa pelicula no dura
mas
No dele usted, lector, de yer osa ad-
mirable ioya, que estrenaran los cines
"Rialto" Y "Tres Banderas' ell dia
g del corriente. Advt
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70 the following letters and remen-
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letters knew how they felt before
taking the Vegetable Compound and
again Afterwards. lthelped them
let It help You.
Had Nervous Spells
Horatio, Ark. -''I had nervous
spells and awful bad feelings. Ny
right side and my back hurt me all
the time and had been going down
IN health for six or seven year,. For
three years had not been able to do
my work without help. ! weighed
only 95 pounds when my husbands
mother persuaded me TO take Lydia
p. Plnkham's Vegetable Compound.
Now ! heartily recommend Il TO all
suffering women, ~ ! have gained
weight and health. ] can do oil my
work, anything want 10 do. Mr..
JIM REARIcK, Horatio, Arkansas.
The Raymer enterprise., 1922-03-30
A Feeling Of Security

You naturally feel secure when you
snow that the medicine you arc about to
axe is absolutely pure and contains NO
harmful or habit producing drugs.
Such medicine ID Dr.. Kilmer's Swamp
Root, kidney, liver and bladder remedy.
The same standard Of purity, strength
and excellence is maintained in every
,ottle Of Swamp Root.
II is scientifically compounded from
vegetable herbs.
/ 1t 10 not . stimulant and is taken in
.easpoonful doses.
II Is not recommended for everything.
It is natures great helper in relieving
md overcoming kidney. liver and blad.
Ter troubles.
A sworn statement Of purity ID with
every bottle Of DR.. Kilmers Swamp.
Root.
II You need Z medicine, you should
have the best. On sale at all drug stores
in bottles Of two sizes, medium and large.
However, II you wish first to try this
Great preparation send ten cents to DR..
kilmer 4 Co., Binehamton. N. Y, for a
sample bottle. When writing be sure and
mention this paper.-Advertlsement.
The Raymer enterprise., 1922-03-30
MOTHER! CLEAN
CHlLD'S BOWELS WITH
rs CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP

Even a sick child loves the "fruity"
taste Of California Fig Syrup" II the
little tongue Is coated, or II your child
is listless, cross, feverish, full Of cold,
or has collie, give q teaspoonful to
cleanse the liver and bowels. In few
hours you can see for yourself how
thoroughly II works all the constipa-
tion poison, sour bile and waste out Of
the bowels, and you have well, play.
ful child again.
Millions Of mothers keep California
Fig Syrup" handy. They know a tea.
spoonful today saves sick child to.
morrow. Ask your druggist for genu-
Inc California Fig Syrup" which has
directions for babies and children Of
all ages printed on bottle. Mother |
You must say california" or you may
get an imitation fg syrup.-Advertise-
lnent.