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Los i1dependentistas Sc collsi-
deran fuera de la Union

Con referencia a la information dc
aver aesrca de les manifestacio-
mes hschss per JOS mas prominentes
"lsaders'' de la Union, caus6 gran
revuelo entire los indspsndentistas de
San Jusn. Quienes, segdn hemos podi-
do eomprobar, no esperaban ser sta-
eados en- estes momentos por los direc-
torres del partido de la mayoria.
Pareos que entire los que estan esti-
aalando la fundaGi6n do TN nuevo
partido de tendencias radicales, exists
el deseo de guardian grandes eonside-
racioEss al partidO que hasta hace po-
CO sostuvO Ia 'soberania" como unica
fnahdad dc su programa. Ell propo-
sito de este deseo dc cordialidad es,
a nusstro entendsr, evitar antagonis-
RIOS cue en- cualquier momeTto dado po-
dram impedir que los nacaonahstas y
union,stas Sc unieran para contrarres-
tar el f'hgao'' de los socialistas y re-
pubiieanos.
Entire otras mnchas opiniones, aver
tuvimcs oportunidad de escuchar una
conversation habida entire Ell Lcdo.
Jose Coll Cuchi Y otros leaders" in
dependentistas: todos estaban de acuer-
do On decir, "que no hay raz6n para
quo la Union espere que los que SO pro
ponen iniciar tactiva propaganda en-
favor de una Repdblica libre y sobe-
rama, tai Y como la predicaba Jose dc
Diego, Sc consideren a1n dentro del
partido de la mayoria, puesto one la
so,uci6n independentista fu6 expresa-
mente eliminsda del prOgrama de dicho
partido.
Admas,-oimos decir en- la converse
ci6n a que nos referimos-los indepen-
dentistas no pueden continuar hacienda
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Triunfo de Luisa de Ler-
ma en- GI 'IAm6EiCa''

Anteanoche Sc estreno en- e1 tsatro
america la notable bailarina espa
aola Luisa de Lerma. TODD ell amplio 10
cal estaba neno del elemento mas dis
;inguido de nUestIa sociedad. Fsnto en-
la parte alta como EN- la de lunetas, Ell
publico Sc apinabalansioso dc contem-
piar la renombraaa artissa y tributar
su arte un vevdadero APPLAUSE de. adj
hesi6n y entusiasmo.
Despu6s de la pelicula "Cuando Sc
aIna'' eel Pacto internal" cue re-
sult6 ser de gran in5eres por 10 dra-
Eatico Gle su tema, subi6 al osccnario,
por primera vez, la si1np@tica srtista,
QUEEN intsrpret6 acknowledgements el bal
Ie LA maga del baile'' con musica dc
Retana. Al terminar este dificil bale.
z, publico tribute a la gran bailarina
una calurosa saliva de aplau5os EEL
Rehcario'', con musica de Padilla fu6
tambi6n ovacionado. Zero Ell que mas
gust6 al p1blico, acaso tai voz FOR Ia,
originalidad del bale, asi como tam
bI6n por 10 encantador de su mtlsica
fu6 "AIegrfas'', bale flamenco con
r.Gsica del malogrado Quinito Waiver
DC. Tambi6n la artista que hoy aplaude
cl pdblico enthusiastic, interpreted ''Tie-
ira de don QUijote" que es W. bale
ri6iculizado por una aldeana.
En- obsequio al pdblico Luisa de
Lerma ejecut6 el bale de "La Borin-
ouena'' el cual fue repetido.
La senorita de Lernra es una artista
coreografca que posee excelcntes cua-
hdaaes para Ell bale Y que tejo sus
darzas con extraordinaria perfection,
tal decimos nosotrOs, haci6ndoaos eco
de las frases vertidas en- las columnas
de "La voz', peri6dico que ss edita en-
Madrid.
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conservar Ell prestigio y las energies
necesarias a los representatives. de la
opinion que desoa transformer ell sis
toIa colonial del gobierno que pade-
cemos''.
Hasta- aqui las terminates manifes-
tacione3 que escuchalaos pronunciar
al grupo de in6epenjentistas que iran
a la Agamblea de Ponce con el prop6-
sito de iInprinir tendencias radicale3
en- Ia opinion del pals. TambiSn he
mos sido informados por conducto dig
10 de cr6dito, de que existc I'm tactic
acuerdo por medic del cual, las Asocia-
clones nacionaliatas de Ia isla queda-
ran confederadas bajo Ia direction de
una iunta central directiva, en- case
de que en- la AsaTnblea de Ponce no
Sc considere oportuno con5titIir el
part3do nacionalista. Entire otras CHA
Iidades-segdn femos Saibido-los di-
rectores de dicha federation, debera1
estar absolutamente dosligados dc
compromises con todos los partioos mi
litantes, a fin de qte no Sc les pueda
acusar de estar sirvisndo de instru-
mentos a ''los'' partidos que sin scr
raaicales, reclaman serlo.
Acerca de quicn Ia 6e ser electo
p-esidente del nueTo llavimiento, cxis.
te gran expectation porque muchos in
dependent;stas son partidarios do qae
sc confie la direction cierSo caldi-
dato muy importante que dicen tener
reservado para proponsrlo la Asam-
blea, en- L. seguridad &c sacarlo triun-
fante, porque-segdn dicen- no debe
ser elegido ningun candidate que este
cargado dc los odios animosidades
de los viejos pol1ticos.
Faustino LAJAR.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-03-30

Foa0 Fsolgo anfisfptie0, librc he ingFedientes
ENneuasos kiarFaEas a. MU3OL, tibias 0
eglisnles RI aeossanse y ieyantarse, son de
ans 'imabla YasoF y a hay obstruction en-
Is naFlz, IA Eoiues8n debe asRirarse dc Ia
palma de "a uano o paede usaF-se una
a1eha nasal, alse Lmpiara ias eavicades y
iaeslsfsla II respiFaei6n EatnFsi COntlnue
efe tfntamlenfo Ein interruption y no
tendFA Qaa tenegle 4 Ia lailuenza o ep.-
aemias 10 grippe Y eataFr1s.
Ioss8 Decor cue e0acee "a MB-COL
ma Eeeetara nunea otga ensa pafa Testa
hleeeF rs membranes mue0sas de IA nara
d GarHanta, cgsndo estaa ea coldicion
ae8taFrmda
1onssga hoy mAW0 un paquete y teI
gaia elempHe a Ia aaRo, No aemlta sush
tutos, piaa y eNia MGNOL.
Ic Vensa en- t0das las botieas ac-edita.
das
THE AgU- COL COMPANY, Inc,
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DIEGO B. CARBON

Nos comunica este distinguido Ca
ballero. elemento valioslsimo eel CO.
mercio de San Juan, que con csta fe-
cha ha entrado formar parse dc la
fFma de Behn Brothers, Inc. de esta
plaza, con el cargo de Sub-tesorero y
manager del DEPARTMENT. de segu
Tos de dieha Corporation.
El senior carri6n form6 parte de la
importante frma "HartEell carri6n y
Company.
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calnpafia unionista, por Ia sencilla ra-
z6n do quo para veneer contra los pro-
p6sitos conservadores de la Admins
TRACTION do Washington, es precise ser
radical en- la verdadera acepci6n de
la paiabra porque de 10 contrario no
es possible que Sc Senga autoridad pa
ra dirigirse al pueblo en- solicitud dc
votos indepenaentistas nj es possible
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RMkssLAIE:.iKsn,A / E:.iK

PeeDaSAsTsa: JagS ID. Roagfgaaz
TaEaa Ne Q. TGlSfeno SEQ, Eaa 5aaa
sgs@sts Rice. aysaGds sa Una de las
2TsRelpRlss Gssisss esrsa Del TTsE
r Sal I'S&s9as pxSxfE2a q los ksGllps
sszaasGge al CaTras = aszaEs EdsGea9V
Es1GraISg. NaG1 sCa5e. 3srr.ssa ex-
sassRSe. 80 aiEyea 0onaSaas ssgxsas
10 Sc adxa1Sea ab0R7dea s rgeasss
r6&iSea.
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Faustino LAJAR.
ABUso DE CoNFIANzA
CAsTIGADo sEVERAItEET

La policia de Ssnturce denuucio a
Cecilio Hernandez por un abuse de con
fianza cometido contra Feliciano Ro-
Elan. Feliciano presto Cecilio TN ca
rro de mano, asi como tambien Sc para
cue hiciera I'm negocio, pero de la iQui
dacion, Cecilio Sc apropi6 todo el dine
70 en- su beneficio. FL juez sentenci6 al
delincuente a 80 dlas de carcel
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MANTENCA LIMPIAS
SUS AMIGDALAS

REsFRlADOss cATARRoS INFLUENZA r AFEccIoNES De Ia
CARGAhTA, PuEDEN FACtLMENTE EVITARSE, MAN'TE-
RIESDO IA BOcA DIEhTES AhfIGDAI-AS NARfZ,
LlBRES DE- MgcORPIOS IEFEccIONES
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vICTIMA DEL AUTO

En- Ia carretera que conduce Caro-
Ina, cerca del kil6metro /, el autom6-
vii que conducia Jose Figueroa, arroll6
o Felipe Reyes, ocasionandole una he
rida en- la cabeza Figueroa ha sido
arrestado y denunciado por viclar Ia
ley de autom6viIes.
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AcoSIETIMIENTo Y AGGRESSION

La pOlicia de PUerta de TERRA arres
To al individuo Antero Gonzalez. quien
aeometi6 y agredi6 con I'm cuchillo a
Pedro Crespo, produci6ndole dos heri-
6as. Ha sidO dsnunciado la Ccrte el
case.
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cONDIcEONES

Al iOven In iovsn Guo en- sgte c0ncGrsO Tesu
FRmente gratis unO de Cstos dos magnfeos curses,
lnternacionaiea
III C0ncursO rpezar& el Sia de Enero de 1929
Cualquier persona puede emitir tantos vCtOs
mas progresista, que Obtenga mas prOVechG
Al i0ven Ia ioven one Obtenga ell mayor NJ
el eeguRd0 Il serA aaiu&iead0 al que ccuPo Ell
Los premiad0s tcnar&n derechO q zanzibar el
6ltimo casO sbOnsr& Ia difereneis do preei0 Las
Dos vecss pOr semans SO Publiear4n los 1ar
Dc votOa.
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UN NoMBRAMIENTo

FL Gobernador ha nombrado al sefior
Luis Acevedo, juez de paz sustituto de
Rincon, mientras dure la ucencia del
juez de paz propietario.
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CA .k.s,.lns,


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gaZs2%ssss3S1 enSa AeenfieicnaSEc con Sc
los las G4ssi&ntoS E1a3ernog: Aseen-
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Calls do S1n E'&R3ieiscc, No. sc.
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Ia triunfante, "EL MUNDU' L. pronoTcIonaFA eR9sa
incIuyendo todoa los PgiviEsgios dc Las kscusias
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como Qaiera. q fsvOr del i0ven Ia iovsn cue 81
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segundO iugar.
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Escnelas Intef1aeiOnales
bres DO les cue hayan rscibiaO Ia mayer cantl&&A
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Ek. VESUDIO
SEYsLLA

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Ga3s ssnplsso, 92eS, Gale &c Gr1z-
se, FtsSo. IS, S&G Jaasas TalAf0ne 9G&
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and daughter Hattie Sunday. F.. Mr..
and Mrs. Roy Lairmore and Mr.. and
Mrs. Dick Stevens and family were
dinner guests of Mr.. E. Lairmore and
daughter, Mary, Sunday. :. Miss Luva
Kaufman and Miss Treya Holdings
worth attended the basketball game at
Liberty Friday evening. =. Miss Mil
dred cambridge and Miss Charlotte
Chance of ConnersviIle called at the
home of Roscoe and Lloyd Rutherford
Sunday afternoon. Mrs. Rude OF
Liberty is spending the week with her
daughter, Mrs. Ernest Maze. - The
w. F. NJ S. met with Mrs. Roscoe Jobe
last Wednesday afternoon. The decor
ations of the home were suggestive
of the Christmas season. Mrs. d. M
| Clevenger led the devotions. Miss
Myrtle Swain was program leader.
Mrs. Earl Paddock conducted the Mys-
| terry Box. A Christmas offering was
| taken, after which dainty refrehments
| were served. The Independent team
will play Falmouth Independent bas
ketball team Wednesday evening.
| CARLOS CITY, Ind-Walter and
Robert Engle, Cecil Stevenson, Mr.
! Il elN OIItO, anu I'D JOAHSOn anu oOil
attended the Walter Stricken sale
south of Economy Thursday. Thomas
Morrison and Russell Morrison Went
to Indianapolis Saturday Mrs. Nor
rison accompanied them to Newcastle
and spent the day with the formers
sister, Mrs. Thomas E. Lee. Mr.
and Mrs. Howard Harmed left Fri
day for st. Petersburg, Fla, where
they will spend the winter. =. Rev
and Mrs. John Johnson, Mr.. and Mrs
Clyde Mills, Mrs. Allen Johnson, at
tended services here Sunday morn
ing. Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Summer:
and family were at meeting Frida!
night. Earl Brown and Luna Hard
wick have returned from a trip to The
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southern part Of the state. :. Mr. and
Mrs. Paul Beard spent Friday in Lynn.
Miss Marie Smith returned with them
H. Swain spent over Sunday at home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lunie Hardwick have
as their guests the latter's brother,
Mr.. WetZel.. :. John Shawley attend
ed services at Morgan Creek Sunday.
Mrs. Glen Adamson and children
spent Monday with Mrs. Mahala Ad-
amson. The meetings at this place
were well attended Sunday. About
rs came from Farmland and helped
with the services A male quartet
sang. Services are being held each
evening this week and day meetings
at 1880 O'Clock a. m. Mrs. Harold
Hutchins went to Indianapolis Friday
and accompanied Miss Marie Hutch
ms home Saturday evening. =. Sew.
eral from here attended the funeral Of
Alden Miller at Winchester, Monday
-. Mr.. and Mrs. George Catey, Mr.
and Mrs. Clyde Catey, son Arthur.
and daughter, Florence, .motored tC
Troy, Ohio, Saturday. and spent ovel
! Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. Ora Gal
braith.. The announcement of the
/ marriage of Raymond Vanderburg tC
| Miss Nina Moran of Canada, was re
! ceived by relatives here last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Pearl Oler and family
! spent Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. vii
! Chamness. Dan Honeas spent mos
of last week with his son, at Winches
ter. Mr.. and Mrs. Harlan johnson
called on Miss Marie Hutchins Sun
day afternoon. Mrs. George Smitf
spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Pau
Beard. . Mr.. and Mrs. Glen Gollihel
were guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Neefe.
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Chapters From a Woman's Life
BY Jane Phelps

ed, while cast an appealing glance at
Jennie.
"That suits me! The kitchen is a
sight pleasanter," she replied as she
left, slamming the door after her.
You must discharge that impudent
girl at once, Doreen," Mrs. Page said
as we left the table. She'll be poison
ing Fido next"
All my resentment against Walters
mother returned. Discharge Jennie!
Break in a new girl, perhaps half
dozen before I found one half as COM
petent. I went into the kitchen. Jen-
ME was sitting idly in chair, her face
red with anger, her eyes blazing.
.'Oh, Jennie, what made you answer
herr" l asked. You must apologize"
Not me, ma'am! I've put up with
all I'm going to from that old woman.
/ Her and her dog"
But, Jennie. she won't stay much
longer" she had said nothing about
leaving, ''and can't let you go. Please
| apologize for my sake"
| "Say I'm sorry when l amt! Why
| I didn't tell her half what l thought.
will before I go though. It'll choke
me if I don't"
Tears rushed into my eyes. I couldn't
neIp II. Mrs. rage was again ndTQ 10
live with, Walter was in one of his
tantrums, I was jealous and miserable,
and now Jennie was going.
why, ma'am-please don't cry-I1l
apologize. It'll hurt somethin' awful
to do it, and I'll be lynn somethin'
fierce, but if you feel so bad I'll stay
unless she throws me OUT
I sank into chair, and laughed al
Imost Historically.
Thank you, Jennie, go at once and
tell her you are sorry before she has
time to think any more about it. And
take this plate of chicken to Fido. .
While I talked l had cut the breast
from a cold chicken into small pieces
and arranged them on a decorative
paper dolly, as Mrs. Page insisted
Fido's food should be served.
Tomorrow-Walter Sympathizes With
+ Doreen
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Suburban

BROWNSVILLE, !nd.-Mr. Herman
of Connersville was here on business
Friday afternoon. -. Rev. c. c. Brown
closed his revival services at Robin
sons Chapel Sunday night. 49,. The
second number of the Lyceum course
will be given by the Swannee River
Jubilee quartet at the town hall Tues
day night, Dec. -. =. John Beck left
Saturday evening fer Orlando, Fla
where he will spend a week and then
go to st. Petersburg to spend the re-
mainder of the winner. The Chris
tian Union church minister, Rev. Ca
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AN UNPLEASANT DISCUSSION
Chapter 20


AHow is Miss Ralstrom getting
along?" I asked Walter.
'Slowly. The doctor says it will be
another week before she can come to
the studio, then I'll have to go for her
and take her home"
'Or send a taxi his mother had
come quietly into the room and had
spoken.
That's foolish expense when I have
car" Walter replied with a frown.
Perhaps. but it will look better,
she replied, then changed the subject.
When we were again alone, Walter
referred to her remark
The Mater must think I am made
of money!" he declared impatiently.
THE idea of sending taxi for Helen
when have car, and can't go on with
my picture without her. l suppose she
thinks l can suck my thumbs while a
taxi is rolling up the price on me. If
it was only a block or two, but way
up where she lives would cost small
fortune.
''Your mother thinks a good deal of
the conventions, Walter" l replied.
Damn conventions! There are 9TH
er things worth more than what peo-
pie say. l want to get that picture
finished in time for the Academy. And
/ don't see any sense in throwing away
lot of money unnecessarily.
you must do as you think best"
returned, not wishing to provoke him
further. felt his mother had said all
that was necessary; all I could say
without making him angry.
you bet will" and he flung out OF
the house.
I knew he had been seeing Helen
that he had been to her home. l had
not asked him, had simply inquired
how she was, but knew. His mother
reopened the subject as we lunched
alone.
Il hope Walter will not visit that
girl she said. ct doesn't look we'll
Walter isn't bit conventional
replied especially where his work i;
concerned. He'd trample every con
vention ever made under foot for the
sake of picture he was painting"
She shrugged and 1 could see my re
ply had annoyed her. She was cross
with Jennie, unpleasant about the wa!
Fido's chicken was prepared, and final
Iy said:
why YOU keep so incompetent a CIR
/ can't imagine. I'll have Fido sicl
on my hands again."
I'm ready to go any time!" Jennie
impudently answered. AZ didn't hire
out to wait on a dog anyway"
Leave the room!" Mrs. Page order
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A new treatment for wrinkles comes
out almost every week. To read the
literature about these just-discovered
methods, one would imagine that the
millennium had arrived and that every
woman could now go fresh-faced and
young all her life. Whereas, in truth
well, in truth, tiny bit more is
known each year about the skin, and
no doubt sometime a grand cure for
wrinkles will appear. But we know
of none yet. We do know that as a
woman ages the tiny, tiny muscles
that lie beneath the skin relax and
sag, SO the skin falls into creases that
mark themselves all over the face and
are generally called wrinkles. And
when we combat that natural tend
ency we use the methods the Greeks
and Chinese used in the days of their
ancient civilization-we have varia-
tons and improvements, to be sure,
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but we employ ungents to feed the
skin and astringentS to stimulate it
and there we are.
Masks have always been effective in
treating wrinkles, many of the effem-
mate French kings used pink face
creams and silk oiled silk masks of
various delicate colors. But something
often quite effective, is a bit of silk
court plaster, pasted over the wrinkle,
after the wrinkle has been gently
smoothed out with the fingers.
Sometimes massage cream is used
first. Personally, l think simply
smoothing out the wrinkle, applying
the plaster and letting it stay on all
night. is the best way; the cold cream
massage and other stimulating meas
ures can be taken in the morning.
Many readers tell me they have
| found this a most effective way of
| treating the lines that run upwards
from between the eyes.
| Henrietta: - The best method of
! keeping the nails cleaned when they
are ridgy is to use a nail brush. A
| file will always roughen the nails sur
| face and as a result the nail collects
| soil. An excellent brush for such use
is one that is concave; the bristles al
so should be very stiff and only about
a quarter of an inch lower Rub
plenty of oil or cold cream into such
nails each night.
Mary ElIen-Thick ankles will grow
little thinner if you give them daily
vigorous massage. Rub and knead at
the flesh as though it were dough
High shoes laced snugly, not enough
however, to impede your circulation
will also tend to make them thinner
tSome shops sell cream which they
claim will reduce ankle fat but it's
expensive and hard to get.
All Inquiries addressed to Miss Forbes
in care of the Beauty Chats" depart
ment will be answered in these columns
in their turn This requires consider
able time, however, owing to the great
number received. So if a personal or
quicker reply is desired, a stamped and
self-addressed envelope must be en-
closed With the uues ton The Editor.
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McGunnegil Sunday. Mr.. and Mrs.
Ben Kinsey and family were guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. Riley Kinsey and son.
Fred, Sunday. Mrs Albinas Cogg-
shall spent part os last week with
her daughter, Mrs. Frank Thornburg,
who is ill.,. Mr. and Mrs Lunie
Hardwick and family are getting
ready to move to the southern part
OF the state. . Mr.. and Mrs. James
Isenbarger met with an accident Sun
day evening, when big car ran into
their car, upsetting it and doing a
great deal of damage to the car. They
had been the guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Kelly Engle. Mr.. Isenbarger was con-
siderably bruised (. /. Robert Turner
is i'll. :. Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Nor
rison called on Harlan Wilson, near
| Sugar Grove. Thursday afternoon.
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houn, was forced to close his meeting
Sunday morning, due to illness. He
left Immediately for his home in Ohio.
-. Mr.. and Mrs. John Gear of Con-
nersville visited here Sunday after
noon. -. Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Parks
and sons, Jean, Warren and Harold
Dale, took dinner with Mrs. Lon Gear