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The Ordway new era., 1922-04-07
OLNEY SPRINGS BRIEFS

Last Friday evening the Young
Mems class in Sunday school gave he
play Deacon Dubbs" in the hall to
an appreciative audience. All the
different characters were well inter
preted by the yoGng felix.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stephen Michel spent
Saturday and Sunday in Colorado
Springs with Mrs. Michelrs parents.
A good many of the Olney Ladies'
attended the Aid Bazaar in Crowley
last Saturday afternoon.
Last Sunday evening the Olney
Springs choir gave a Sacred concert
instead of the usual service. Rev.
Scarifo will probably be homo for
the Sc vices next Sunday.
Claude Mccoy went to Pueblo
Wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs. f. C. Clatworthy.
Miss Helen Clatworthy and Sam
Scharffe mctored tc Sugar City for
the Sunday school convention Tues
day evening.
Mrs. B. l.. Lewis was called to
Pueblo Wednesday on account of the
scrions illness of her brother.
The Misses Vera and Ruby Hipr
were in Ordway Saturday afternoon
II. X. Potee spent Wednesday in
Pueblo.
Miss Grace Connrd was granted her
commission as postmaster in Olney
Springs March Is.
Fl. I. Craig, OF San Diego. arrived
in Olney Springs Sunday evening.
Mrs. Florence Rogers Went last
week to visit the Snodgrass family in
Florence.
ice Bernstein of Kansas City ar
rived Monday in Olney Springs.
The Ladies Aid met Thursday with
Mrs. Husson to finish plans for Easter
supper in Daffron dining room Sat
urday evening April Is.
The Ordway new era., 1922-04-07
RADIO STATION Is
GETTING MESSAGES GALORE

Hhe radio, or wireless station, put
III at the West Side Garage recently.
ma" been receiving messages daily
Tor the past week or more. some OF
th~ concerts coming thru the ali are
- he heard quite distinctly and
mar''et reports received at the nyt n
hour are given out as plailty as il
Tue sender was talking ogAi goud
iclcnhonc.
ihe equipment is being improved
right along and tho almost to a point
or perfection now ii will soon he per-
iect. A conversation being cent out
or Catalena Island station few
nights ago was received at this local
station and part OF it was very
clear.
The Ordway new era., 1922-04-07
Paul NJ. Williams Me-

Pani NJ. Williams. Wester, I,,,o
manager, is on a two weak. .a"n
m, on anu MISE Nj. f. Schall. relief
i'nahaser. is handling the Office dnr.
ing that time. ""i
M. ana Mrs. II. F. Aldrich were
S"ea'h ol Mrs. Belle Daring and Mrs
day. f"ru sun
"A Very exclusive line OF Ladies'
Wear will be on dispiay nj
me Gal!avan Store. Friday Aprll 7:
one day only.
Mrs. Il. Il. IIosler went to Pueblo
luesday to be the guest of her sister
Mrs. NJ. Il. Root.
NJ. and Mrs. Alex Gray have NOV
ed from their ranch at RYE TO Pueblo
MIS-. Geo. Jackson and Miss Billie
Jackson have moved to Miss Matilda
Helm S house on Sherman avenue.
MIR. ana Mrs. Richard Settles and
iainlly spent Saturday in Pueblo with
the Gordon b. Grove family.
j. l.. Cochran has returned from
fueblo where he has been in a hos
pital Tor several weeks.
Mrs. X. II. Walker and Mrs. Olive
Slaughter and children have returned
TO Greeley after spending the spring
vacation with relatives here and at
Rocky Ford.
Mr. and Mrs. o. r. Brimer and
daughter, Dorothy, motorcd to Pueblo
Sunday to witness the Pueblo Colo
rado Springs ball game.
The Ordway new era., 1922-04-07
WEEKS SHIPMENTS

Car lot shipments from the various
stations insCrowley county the past
week are as follows:
SUGAR CITY
Five ears syrup.
One car sugar.
one car oats.
ORDWAY
Two cars merchandise.
One car scrap iron.
CROWLEY
Eleven cars alfalfa meal.
Four ears hay.
Two ears cattle.
OI.NEY SPRINGS
Four cars alfalfa meal.
Four cars hay.
One car cattle.
One car hogs
The Ordway new era., 1922-04-07
HKXZ WUC

Mrs. w. S. Steen and Eleanor Wis
ted IN La Juntl for several days last
week with NJ. Steen's parents.
Mi. and Mrs. l.. |. Gimn were
guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Swink.
of Rocky Ford. Sunday.
The Resler line. coats suits, dress
es. sport outfits. spring and summer
attic ut the Gallavan store. Friday.
April Z. ~ KNoAys
Mr.. and Mrs. II. II. Lyons and son.
Robert spent Saturday in Colorado
Springs with Mr.. Lyons parents.
They stopped for short time in
Fountain to see Miss Linda Gallavan.
Eden Becker, of Rocky Ford. was
here Wednesday evening attending
to business affairs and visiting
friends
Mr.. and Mrs. o. A. Walters and
family. of Denver. are guests of Mrs.
Walters sister. Mrs. w. S. Steen. and
family.
Harold Dye was in Salida last week
visiting his father who is ill.,
The April meeting of the Parent
Teacher association will be an Arbor
Day program, held ON the afternoon
of the 2lst.
Among those who went to Pueblo
to see Passing Show OF 1921" were
Mr.. and Mrs. j. A. Bowers, Misses
Myrtle Worker and Eileen Prender-
CAST. Mrs. Elsie Aaby. S. j. Burris.
Clyde Lee and +. A. Barker.
Miss Marguerite Allison. Messrs.
Emil Roster, Hunter Cover. Donald
Stratton and Earl Zimmerman. all OF
Rocky Ford. were guests of the Miss
es Dean Sunday
The Ordway new era., 1922-04-07
BRECKENRIDGE NEWS

Mr.and Mrs. Adair made business
trip to Rocky Ford last Friday.
r. c. Armstrong was in this vicin-
iry Monday on business.
David Mayfield spent the weekend
with his mother at the home OF J. 9.
Gound.
j. r. GOund commenced work on
the Cudahy ditch Monday morning.
ID. r. McHaffey, of Ordway wa; il
this section Monday looking after his
land. He took dinner at the Adan
home,
The Ordway new era., 1922-04-07
STORE CHANGES OWNERSHIP

w, f. Ward and +. E. Mccoy, un-
der the firm name of Ward & Mccoy,
took charge of the G.. b. Sigler store
on Monday OF this week They
bought the business some time ago.
Each OF the members of the new firm
are well known here and Mr.. Ward
is now handling the Forder mail con-
tract. July l he will take the Cow
ans route and Mr.. Mccoy will take
the FOrdcr route. Each route calls
for an every-other-day trip and the
men will he ut The store alternate
days.
The Ordway new era., 1922-04-07
NOTICE OF ADJUSTMENT DAY

Estate OF Martin Brenaman, de-
ceased. No. 1863.
All persons having claims against
said estate are hereby notified to pre-
sent them for adjustment to the
County Court of Crowley County.
Colorado, on the 18th day OF May,
A. d., 1922.
A. NJ. BRENAMAN,
Administrator
First published April Z. 1922.
Last published May 5, 1922.
The Ordway new era., 1922-04-07
CROWLEY BRIEFS

JackKretZar resigned his position
at Colorado Springs and came home
Saturday evening.
Perry Gorden, of La Junta, spent
Sunday at the Albert KretZer home.
Jamea Shipler. Sr, came Monday
for an extended visit with his son r.
l.. Shiplcr.
The Ordway new era., 1922-04-07
POULTRY
Public Sale

We will sell at auction at the corn
el OF Main and Third streets,
SATURDAY, APRIL s.
as follows:
Piano, Grafonola. an Edison, sew
ing maching, washers, ranges. oil
stoves. cupboards, tables. chairs. beds,
dreasers. rug. fruit jars, wagon, har-
ness. shovels. tools, grind stone. guns,
etc
NJ. ID. Gayctty and Tony Pleiman
Col. c. W. Purcell, Auct.
The Ordway new era., 1922-04-07
FARMERS OYSTER SUPPER

The Farmers Union will give an
oyster supper next Tuesday evening,
Apiil IL, st 1880 p. M, at the Odd
Fellows hall. All members and
families of local No. 81, are cordially
invited.
The Ordway new era., 1922-04-07

MISS MINNIE TOWNIEY WEEDS

Miss Minnie Townley of Olney
Springs and Martin H. Moenning of
Yoder Cello, were married on We'd
nesday of this week. The ceremony
took place at the court house and
Judge Chas. G. Woodbridge presided,
The Ordway new era., 1922-04-07
90 DAYS FOR WIFE BEATING

G. w. Reese, charged with wife
beating. was given 90 days in jail by
Judge A. NJ. Brenaman last Saturday
in justice court.
The Ordway new era., 1922-04-07
BAZAAR A sUCCEss

Crowley-The Community Circle
bazaar a f.w nights age was wcll
patronized and about $50 was taken
in
The Ordway new era., 1922-04-07
MARRIAGE LICENSES

Jesse C. Sheridan and Lula Mae
Ferree. both of Sugar City.
Martin II. Moenning, of Yoder and
Minnie Townley. of Olney Springs.
The Ordway new era., 1922-04-07
NEW SCHOOL TREASURER

j. r. Wilson has been appointed.
treasurer of District No. 23 to fill
the vacancy caused by Chris Wilson
moving from the district.
The Ordway new era., 1922-04-07
sIPES' AUTO BURNs

Crowley-Harry Sipes' Buick car
was burned a few days ago. He
carried some insurance on it.
The Ordway new era., 1922-04-07

FOR SALE OR TRADE-IMPORT-
ed German coach stallion. weight
1900 lbs, also good Hereford bull.
5 miles north, l mile west of Ordway.
Colo. j. l.. Pitt, (4-7)
The Ordway new era., 1922-04-07
Woodmcn Have Social scss,on

The Modern Woodmen held n snoo
ial meeting last Thursday eyeninr
which was well attended Besidae,
the regular business, plans were made
Tor big Nj. w. A.. Fourth of Julv
picnic. Refreshments were served
after the business session. The nav,
meeting will be held Thursday even
ing April Is.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. A. Brown enter-
tained at Five Hundred Wednnsdn,.
evening. Their guests were Mr. md
Mrs. Geo. f.. Edgar. Mr.. ana Mrs
w. s. Stcen. Mr.. and Mrs. IL. IT.
Lyons.
Mrs. Rex G. Thomas entertained
the Twentieth Century club Thursdov
evening. After the business mnotiny
FIVE Hundred was played and Nrs
Thomas served refreshments.
Mrs. ii. n. Lyons entertained tho
+. r.. o. society Tuesday afterno,n
After the buninesG meeting and nro.
gram Mrs. Lyons served refresh. j..
ments.
Mrs. IL. B. Porter entertained Mon
day afternoon with a birthday marty
for her little daughter. Thelma Marie
VINO wes four years Old. Games and
an Easter egg hunt provided amuse-
mcnt and dainty luncheon was serv-
ed The guests were Dorothy Weim
er. Fern Mccoy. Dorothy Schluneeeer
Mildred Carroll. Bernice Bauer. An
sci Carol. George Arthur Dreschcr
Paul kropf. James Burris. Eleanor
Jen and The!ma Porter.
The Ordway new era., 1922-04-07

GOOD APPLES AT THE ELEVATOR
while they last at $2.55 and $2.30.
The Ordway new era., 1922-04-07
Social Affairs
. Entertained

Are Entertained ,,o Evon.
rhs Two t,snJsn jsn'VS were entertaiasao o,;ss las,
selieal evening s~ at the home an,orIaiu OF o,ire
fridsy e'c Games provided entertain ..,na :.
Mccoy. refreshmcnta were servsu s,..
nenl ina ,o''is rs were present; CLAWS
These eupl Helen weimer, Ruth Neiaon' ,,ia,., T.
Kelley ,To,son. i1,'m Helen Bezik. Alverta
Emma NIl Harold Bartsch, kenne.n
Mccoy lie Helms. Albert Pantie'
Waas%R %Rurris, Lester keliey, Wrs
Rvs-aen. hoy D, X. Waugh MI an"
|rhas @ schlunegger'
moo.ing of the W: G: T. U.
the a.ns n' to have been held TUESDAY
which wa has m been postponed until
siterno,o"p afternoon, April l3. Mrs
|ThuIsunt noddc will be the hostess icr
y I, o,aeting A large attendance Is
lhe InS m, as arrangement must be mace
deslree a. s;strict convention which is
u he held in Ordway'
,,n, and Mrs. Chas. C. Wool
,1no 'uuse entertained Sunday at dinner
|dridee '" 'rere laid for Mr.. and Mrs.
cost,S worker, Mrs. o. V. Shaner.
|l,1'.ns 1--WE Mia and Lorene Worker, Rex
Mssssr MlssI5 and Judge and Mrs. WOOL
kriige.
The Ordway new era., 1922-04-07

FOR sALE-A GOOD KITCHEN
cabinet. Chas. Hensler. (4-2D
The Ordway new era., 1922-04-07

ALL WANTING TOMATO PLANTS
for acreage from Chas. Hensler
must engage approximate number
before April Is. Will have plenty Of
plants for small quantities. Chas.
Hensler. (4-O
The Ordway new era., 1922-04-07

The WOman's Missionary society of
PIE Christian church will meet at The
|home of Mrs. John Hanna, Friday
|alternoOn, April IA. Mrs. Il. p.
johnson will be program leader. Ev-
Fry member is urged to be present.
The Ordway new era., 1922-04-07

HRS. McClcary Hostess
|To Club ,,,ornoop club met
..,h Mrs L. o. McCleary. Thursday
N",ob "a 40 The members responded
." % roll call with current events.
Mrs. Mrs. Ferguson led an interesting
|a,.smsslon @ on the Japanese question,
J |tolIowed i1lIS by round table discussion
'', Mrs Bashor gave short talk on
|her recent visit to California
i u,riOn and Elinor McCleary play
|ed a piano duet and responded with
|sueore Both numbers were enjoyed
|bv the club members. The club will
|mpet IN April lS, with Mrs. Jay John
|Son Mrs. Wickey. of Sugar City.
I'M give a report of the District con
|tpntion of the State Federation held
Trinidad
The Ordway new era., 1922-04-07

|llrS. Wright Hostess to Aid
The Ladies' Aid OF Bob Creek met
Thursday with Mrs. w. w. Wright
Tor an all day session. An excellent
dinner was served by the members
.ld the day spent in working on Il
quilt and one comfort was tied. These
members and guests were present:
|AIesdames Ross. Noble, Pediso. Leach
Smith James, Wright, Josephine
|LuHdahl, VIM. Lundahl. Warren, j.
a. Mast and Nels Nelson, OF Ordway.
|LOHg and Bonham, of Crowley, and
I. B. BARNES, of Kansas City. The
bid will meet with Mrs. Pedigo in
tvO weeks.
The Ordway new era., 1922-04-07

Judge and Mrs. Chas. C. Woodbridge
tpseiyed an announcement a few days
bso of the marriage of Rev. Benja-
min F. Oden and Miss Maud Russell,
both Cf Charleston. South Carolina.
Rev. Mr.. 0den was at one time pastor
n the Christian church here. The
wedding was on Saturday, March IL.
The Ordway new era., 1922-04-07
BLACK SATEEN

Has regained its old time popularit,
for garments of all kinds. See our cos
tune grade at ----S5c also 65c and 75c
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-08-23
Momentos del camir o
Ii cielo, el sueIo, y el subsuelo

A prop0sito de este, no podemOs abs
tenernos de ahanirar Ia vision precisa,
ell desconcertante instinte practice de
nuestro gran compatriota Vicente Bias
co Ibailez. Ell autOr de LA bGrraca
ha sabidO-al cOntIariO die la mayorfa
de los artistas-tsoiIar bien Y compo-
nerse lnG bella cXistencia. Blasco
IbaiieZ no vive en- el cielo. como Flam-
marion, nj en- ell sllbSuelo, como los
Carnegie; sino en- el suelO, Sencilla-
mente, al igual de cualquiera de suls
contemporaries. AL gran novelista,
sangufneo Y ecuador sfortunado de ia
hoIh presente" lie gusta poseer un
buen hatel con vistas al mar, unos be-
Hos oics en- que mirarse. una buenG
mesa.
Hoce TN aiio, en- los discursOs que
pronunci0 en- Valencia. Blasco Ibailez
decfa
-Y0 vivo Ell Francia. pero cohtinGo
siendo valenciano. Cuando yo muera
quiero que me entierren aquf...
Vel pt1blico, candoroso, aplaudfa.
Las declaraciones que ha hecho re-
cientenente a varios periodistas espa-
iioles demuestran que su criteriocor-
tint1a siendo el mismO. El no So ''es-
tablecera" en- Espafia hasta despu6s
de muertO. En- vida, para el suelo
frances; sus restos, para el suhsuelo
espaiiol, tan depaupemdo.
Menos cOdiciOso que LES Rockefeller
menos s0ilador que Flammarion, ell
n0yelista de "Canas Barro" debe de
pensar-y acierta-que el subsuelo es
masiado lejos.
Eduardo ZAMACOIS.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-08-23

Los hcbdomedEIios rlriSin0s c0nti-
ntian oclIpdndoSe del fam0so Can:iio
Flammari6n, a quien Ii sGcid ad W
trOn0mica de Francia ACADIA de tilui!-
tar, en- la Solbcna, Y bajo la prcsl I'm
cia de NJ. Poincu6, un homemade jus
tfsimO. Fl;mmari6n, cuyos libros de
yulgariZaci0n cientffica, llen0S de emo
ci0n de elccuencia, tuviercn Ia pre-
clOsa viBtud de bajGra al pueblo Y de
interesarle, es uniiuninaGo, un pre-
cursor, tai veZ, cuy1as m&nos 6ctoge-
narias, ultalas de luz, lEaman desde
hace amos "A las pueItas her1netic&s
del Misterio.
Este iluStre ciccr0ae del Infinite,
que cree en- la inmortalidad del al
ma Y en- la pluralidad de munfOs hG-
bitados Y que asegula haber hab!ado
con los muertOs, obsesionadi1 por la
attraction del Mas ALA" alucinante,
va pasando p0r eata Will nuestra sin
verla. Flammari6n no ha mirado nun
ca hGcia abajO; 6l. como el Nazare-
no. podrfa Glecir: Mi reino no es de
este mundo'' Porque efectivamente,
Su fortuna, sus laureles, hasta el amor
de In mujer que hoy lie aconpaiia, es
el cielo-; nad& mas que el cielo =
quien Sc los ha Gado.
iQue 4diferencia entire esos jardine-
rOs del espacio como Flammali0n, co
mo Einstein los Rockefeller, los Cor
don Bennett, los Carnegie. ..-prfncipes
del petT0leo, del acero o del carb0n,-
que vinierOn encoryadoS S0bre el mis-
rector del Obseryatorio de Juyisy in
dag0 siempre, a travGs de su telesco-
piO, en- la inmensidad Sideral, los Nor
gan, por ejempl0 le buscaron haio S;!s
pies, Ell el stlbsuelo.. ~ t;lmbi&n 10
encontraron!
NClsOtr0s, que nos ufGnamOs de En-
--el sabrCso liln0n de Ia vida, creenos
q. asf los tuiversalmente llamados IRE
yes del 0ro,' como el insigne ''rey del
enSlleii0'. Camilo Flimmari0n, ezra
rGal el vertl;liero caminO de la feliui-
dad; asesta buena seiioIa tan pr0diga
de Sls dones unas veces v Otras tan
eSquiva, no NebemOs buscarla en- ell
cielO, nj ts:mpoco Ell ell sllbsuelo, sino
en- ell seielo molesiamente..
La Victoria es algo preciCso colo
cado siempre al aloance de nuestra
mano; algo bruio que Sc logra con So
10 eXtender el br&zo. ..io que no Sc
0btiene nunca-; pero. desde lueso~ al
go perfectalhente humane que no es
necesario arlancar hi de la tiniebla
de las nlinas nj de las nubes.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-08-23
NUEYA PROFESORA PARA Ell
ASILO DE NINAS.

Para profesora del Asilo de Nifas
de Caridad de Santurce, ha sidO NOM
brada la inteligente seforita Hermi-
mia Ponce de Leon, quien actuaba el
ailo pasado como profesora de la alta
escuela de Cabo Rojo.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-08-23
Ell aSunto dc Ia dOb|G via
ante eI COnlit6 dc faD-
QuiCi8S

Esta mailana Il las once. comonz1 Q
celebrarse ante el Comite de Tranquil
cias, que 10 integran los Sres. Bene-
dicto, Mestre Wilson, el importante
asunto de la doble via, que la compa-
MIA de la Porto Rico Railway Light
and Power Co., piensa establecer has
ia la parada %.
No sabemos 81 Sc desistira del nue.
vO proyecto para prolongar ell trayec-
to de los tranvfas, pasando por el ba-
rrio obrero, de aqui la carretera de
Lola, hasta unirse con ell servicio del
Parque
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-08-23
MERCADO DE AZUCAR.
CqUc recibid0 h0y por Lamb0rn and
CO., san Juan. de su OficiAd
de NelU YOr:

y. Y, martes agosto 22.-Mercado
S0stenido durante la baja. Nentas
totales de anoche Y hoy, 100000 sa-
cos de Cuba en- almac6n Il equivalen-
tes de 31s a 3 1882 Tambi6n Sc ven
dieron 21,000 sacos de Cuba para en-
barque en- septiembre a 312. Y G,G00
sacos para embarque en- dicho mes a
3$l. Al cerrarse ell mercado habfa
pequefas ofertas de az1cares de Gu
ba, para pronto embarque a 3 II 1G.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-08-23
MUY AGRADECIDOS

Mr.. John A. Wilson, Ayudante Ge-
ieral de Puerto Rico, nos invita- al
lunch que ha de llevarse a efecto el
dfa 26 del corriente, en- que revistara
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-08-23

las fuerzas en- ell campamento de Are
cibo, ell Gobernadon de Puerto Rico.
Damos las gracias al Sr. Wilson por
su amable invitacion.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-08-23
Ell PUEBLO DE PUERTO
RICO
DEPARTAMENTO DEL
INTERIOR.
4 Y | 6 D
A TODOS LOS DUENOS DE
TRUCKS Y CONDUCTORES
DE VEHICULOS PESADOS
DE MOTOR.

HabiendOse presentadO ante
mi innumerables quejas contra
los duenOs de trucks y cOnducto-
res de vehiculOs pesadOs de mo-
tor que sOlamepte pOseeh licencia
de 'vehiculOs cOmerciales, de es-
tar dedicandO los mismOs a la
conducci6n de pasajeros en- con-
diciOnes tales que cOnstituyen
una amenaza para la salud y Sc
guridad publicas, pOr la presen-
te, Sc nOtifica a tOdO dueiio de
truck v conductor de vehiculos
pesadOs de motor, que sera sus-
pendida cancelada la licencia 81
cOntinuan traficandO en- las con-
diciOnes menciOnadas, de acuer-
do con los preceptOs del apartado
(h) del Art. 3 de la Ley de Au-
t0m6viles VICENTE, asi como en-
cumplimientO de los preceptos de
la Secci6n 3, apartadO (a) de la
Ley de ServiciO PGblicO de Puer-
to Rico. Esta Orden entrara en-
vigOr ell % de los corrientes.
San Juan, p. r., AgostO 16,
1922.
JOHN A. WILSON,
COmisiOnadO del Interior.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-04-28
YOT TR LIE All TILL By DR.. r. S.
WIN 0Az6-A41 u ~ Copeland

Ice, heas and mosquitoes infict
bites which may be followed By itch
ing and smarttng and burning.
Some plants and certain cater
pillars leave products OF the akin
which may De followed by pro
nounced prurttus
Sometimes the skin may react IN
comfortably to some brand OF cold
cream or face powder. Intense Itch
ing may follow their use. A given
soap may not be well borne by every
skin. IN such a case efforts at clean
Illness may act 20 do harm
UncleanlineSs, however. Is very
likely 70 be en- important factor
among the causes OF pruritus
There are many skin diseases in
which pruritUs Is one OF the most
pronounced symptoms. Eczema, the
itch and other skin troubles are
among them. Chapping Of the skin
may produce It.
Auto-intoHca intestinal dis
turbance, poor nutrition. cOnstira-
ton. over-eatng and food poisoning
may cause itching OF the skin. Ger
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-04-28

SO long as we are unconscious OF
the various parts OF our bodies we
are apt 20 be happy. Whenever we
get a pain Il seems as II Il we're an
attack upon our most sensitive
point We don't Ike pain. and we
are annoyed by every sensation diff
fe-ent from the normal
The doctors have q worc-''pruri-
tus." This IA used to describe every
peculiar and unusual symptom
which you try 10 relieve by scratch
ing. The commonly employed term
10 describe pruritus Is itching"
II you are tired and nervous take
notice for a little while OF the many
itching places you have. Your scalp
viii itch just over the right ear.
your left ankle may itch. your left
knee Will urge attention, your neck
Will proclaim its need. there will be
a crawling sensation IN the right
ear. etc. etc.
Irritation OF the skin Is caused by
various agents There are a lot OF
vermin which are capable OF pro-
ducing trouble OF this sort. Bedbugs,
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-04-28

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FISH. especially. seem to bring on
prurftus Ia some persons.
Jsundtos and diabetes are two
diseases which cause mort violent
prurituS Bad teeth ana gums may
produce the symptom.
There are other cases which ars
nervous n origin. Fear. embarrass-
ment and certain diseases OF the
nervous system may cause itching
OF the skin.
Sometimes the itching e noticed
only on removal OF the clothing AZ
night. on taking or the underwear.
the corset or garters. there may be
terrible spells OF pruritus These
may last for a quarter Of an hour
or more.
The itching may bs confined 20
the palms Of the hands. 20 the nose.
20 the soles Of the feet or TO other
parts OF the body.
The itching IS so hard 10 bear that
YOU should know exactly what 20 do
TO give relief
Sometimes very hot water viii
stop the itching-not warm water.
but hot water.
One Of the most satisfactory ap-
rlications IS hyposuIphite OF soda.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-04-28

DO and It WIN soon be done
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-04-28
RIVER
SITE ONCE KNOWN
AS MUSSEL SHOALS
Present Name. Muscle Shoals,
inadvertently Given Shoals
hv Engineers.


FL'IttNlE Al April H.
Prom isis f.' 1870 me shoals
on ,he Tenn river here were
Known as NlsI SHOALS. accord
ing TO- maps VI ors.aaI survey and
historic. data of at.E-na. and ap-
iHehl .uai ed pt JonL
- HelEl-t birmingham lawyer
ono .Fllai AND former resident
m thIs community
Mr "saAIet parents and grand
parents le i'i -oIa and handed
down ~ E.m wealth of historical
Information, Hl.cn Do. has displayed
g. seq at re-- 81 controversy that has
arisen over tH. o.s.uA spelling Of
"Alus0i. shoals
This data. ac.uraIH- to Mr weak
les shows tina. tho Cypress Land
compares purchased ths land abou,
Muscle shoals from t1e government
March E Isis and Tine FIRST white
settlements were recorded that year.
followed Ut ar influx OF settlers the
next wear Al ,hat Time. the survey
showed the .I0alr section Of the
river az "AIu-sel Shoals the name
being eireu the rapids los reason or
the great qutH.ii, Of The edible
biVaIte. mu-scls. found DOB and along
tine stream these records appear TO
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-04-28
GIRLS COATS

Ages 6 10 "a years-sport and
dressy models-are pricco
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