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El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-10-12
El Momento Pol1tico
Ell Maestro Fernandez
JuncOs recObr6 la vista

NucStro luStrc cCmpahcro de ret t.lc-
>i0n don Manuel Fcrulmdez JmcoS.
la cStado Va hoy rn mUcstra ca>;.. deS-
plG> dc habar >do opcl3tlo ~ cat;l-
rataS on la cIflIici dc roS duclorcS MAJ
tanZr y Fernandez.
La operaci6n So cfrctu6 81 domingo
primcro del cOrritntc Y cl iEA . w
labfa Sido dado de alta 81 uurrido
Maestro cUmprohado que Ia opcraci6n
habfa teniro eb GNltu mas complete.
Don Manuel 81 mne>tra muy agra
decide de los nOtalrs ocn!ista> doc
torres Matanzo V Fernandez de los
compafleros lie In lreIlSa que han tr-
nido para 6I en- el trSnce paas,io, fra
Scs de tant earill@ li ,s. lAm3{q!. l:!2 .q!.ss IS
muestla rccon0t'idfsimu Il las perSonas
que han lido Il vi>itarlp pA Il, clinca
Hasta de la isla han venido. entire
OtrOs el doctor del Nalle Atilcs. y
como don Manuel es popular. n ham
sido solo SuS amigos. Y iii @rllpe hri-
ilante Y numCrONo dc damas cultiSi-
mas sim gcntc del pueblo. tntla cora
z0n e ingenua admiration la que ha
i.Io {; testimoniar al yicjo Y admirable
escritOr Su admiration afectuosa que
Ell maestro a@radCcc conmovido.
NosotroS, ic0mo no. hem : tenido
mn a ti.it, Il F,l
yer de nueYo Cn su mesa ii lustre
maestro, que VA ha cscrito, dospuGs
&c la operaci0n tan frlizmcntc practi-
cada, Su rrimpra cr0nico hrm0ristic;l.
NucstrG cortiaIfSima enhcraburna al
cmincnte compailrr0 que tienc en- cs-
Ia casa, como 10 titnr en- cl pals. tan
mcrCcida simpatfa tan fcrvor0Sa adj
miri;ci0n.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-10-12
J. Perez LoSada, Director.
n. Fernandez Juncos, Redactor-Jsfe.
LA PRIMERA
PIEDRA DE UN
EDIFICIO
La GALE DE DON PEDRO J.
ARSUAGA EN- RIO
PIEDRAS.

Concurriendo numerosa representa-
ci0n de los Caballeros de Colon del
Consejo de San Juan Y entire ellos cl
Gran Diputado de Estado Sr. Larro-
ca, que ha recibido el 10. grado. el
Gran Cabalero de este Conscjo Lcdo.
Sr. d. Monscrrat Suro. v un bfillante
ramillete de sehoras V Sen0ritas, CO.
meDzaron Il primera hora de la maila-
ia de hoy. los actos que contiene el
Programa para la celebration del Dfa
de Colon, de Ia Raza del Descubri-
miento, que es el II dc octubre.
Una miSa de campaila, inici6 el fes-
tiyal, para colocar despu6s. en- el eX-
presado Condado Ia primera picdra
para el edificio del ConScjo de San
Juan, que va cons:ruirsc ell el am
plio solar adquirido al tfcrto.
Ell acto rcvisti0 la simpdtica solem-
nidad intense simboiSlno dc las ce-
remonias de nuestra religion res
p0ndi0 cumplidamcntc Il! prop6sito de
Ia celebration del dfa
FL Redactor dc Ell IAIPARCIAL.
con el amigo V muy cOnocido artista
Sr. Colorado. tom0 vistas para las pa
sinas dc information gr;fica del Dia-
rio de ALI continuamoS IL Rio Pie
dras, donde como uno dc los mas atra-
yentes n1meros del Programa de las
fiestas del Pillar. Sc inauguraba la ca
lie que lleva ahora ell nombre del gc-
nerosO donante de los terremoS para
el Sanatorio insular antitubprculoSo.
benefactor eXtinto don Pedro Arzua-
ga y BcraZa, cuyo acto reSult0 digno
del motive y prop0sitos.
TodO el dfa de hoy 10 han dcdicado
los Caballcros de Colon. Damas Isa-
belinas y otros elementos cat1licos in
vitados alas fiestas, Il cumplir el pro
grama rcligioSo Y social. rcSultando
con el mayor 6Xito.
En- pr0Xma edicci0n informaremos
con mas extension tie eStaS fiestas.
SEuPER.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-10-12

1ONDItES, octuDr' i2.--AnOche cir
cltl6 cln iilsiStcncia cl l1lmor Ne la
pT0Nima division de LlOdy George
parecla que era ya cosa deScontGda
cuando So rectific0 In faiSa informa-
ci0n. aSegurando Que Ii. permanencia
del primer minStro ingleS CHI cl po-
Tier dcpcmdera del resultadO final de
Ia conferencia de M,ltlania.
SALAMANCA. octubre 12.-~Hablan-
do con cl Alcalde lie Salamanca, ha
dicho c Rey Don Alfonso. uue excep-
to on ligeroS puntos de fttcil seduction,
cStaba perfcctamente de acuerdo con
Don Alexandra LclrouX en- s,lS recicn-
ties manifestacioneS que considerable
I'll jcfe de los radicales como 10 que
rs: TN gran espanol.
MADRID. octubre FLA aperture
de las CortcS ha Sido demorada haSta
mediados dc noviembre, y por tanto
Ia anunciada crisis 9lbernativa. pa
rccp que pierde tambien su inminen-
cia.
FL general Burgucre el ST.. SAN
chez Guerra, han celebrado varias Con
ferenciaS. conviniGndose en- que debe
proseguir cl avance en- MarruecoS con
81 prop5sito de consolidar las posicio-
nCs aVanzadaS e infundir respeto los,
cnrmigos y confianza Il los amigos.
ROMA. octubre 12.-Los reyes de
Italia han Salido aver con rumbo
Rru>elas donde Sc les prepara un re-
extfaefdfnaTfo Al salif
los reyes para la excursion que ha We
nido preparandose y que fue precise
diferir varias veces, fueron despedi-
dos con gran entusiasmo por cl pueblo
italiann.
LONDRES. octubre 12--Aparente-
meute Sc ha llegado Il un entendido
con los turcos acerca del embrOllo de
Oriente, sobre Ia base de que Sc les
eItrcgar:i a los tIlrcoS la zonl orien-
tai lie Traci;i, teniendo respeto para
los cristianos. Sc acord0 tambiGn Ia
ncutraldad de los Dardanelos.
En- Mudiana Sc ha firmado el ar
misticio entire kemalistas : griegos.
Los turcoS firmaron eI armisticiO Sc
g6n instrucciones del gobieruo de An
CORA.
ROMA. octubre l2.--Un fuerte tenn
blor de TERRA Sc ha sentido en- esta
ciudad, causando I'm pran pdnico Ell
toda Ia capital Todavia no tenemos
conoeimientos de los daflos causados
por cl fcn0meno sisnico.
DUBLIN. octubre 12---En Dublin
Sc continda lpleando. Anoche hubo
un comstantc tiroteo que dur0 hasta
la madrugada. no Sc conocen los da-
nos cauSadoS.
WASHINGTON. octubre IL Eel
Contralmrantc Samuel Mcgowan pre-
sent0 su renuncia como pagador gene
raj de la armada de los EStadOs Uni
dos Dicho almirantc acompanara al
DIR. Ross Hill de la Cruz Roja u Be
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-10-12
ElrumorinsiStentedeaye de aver
en- LOndres, era que habla
dimitido Lloyd George
RESOLUTION

Para expresar Ell sentir de la Asam-
blea Municipal de Ponce en- 10 re-
ferente al sistema de collection de
donativos, Quotas y solicitudes, pa
ra la compra de titles escolares en-
las Escuelas Pdblicas de Ponce.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-10-12
LA CARTA DEL LCDO. COLLY CUCHI Y LA
RESPUESTA DEL SIR. BARCEL0.
Ell Presidente del SenadO rehusa hacer comen.
mentariOs de las palabras del "Speaker"
pOr estar sOmetidO ell asuntO a la
Junta Central.

Aver visito al seilor Barcelo un Re-
dactor de Ell IMPARCIAL para Pc
dirle copia de dos cartas de sumo inte-
res politico, v de las cuales Sc venia
hablando con insistencia en- los cir
culos de information de la ciudad.
Puesto que Sc conocia la eXistencia
de las dos cartas, 10 mejor para des-
vanccer errores, y dejar ell asunto Ell
sus verdaderas proporciones, era pu-
blicar las dos cartas, la del senior Coll
Y Cuchi, don Cayetano, y la del senior
Barcel6; pero el Presidente del Sena-
do tropazaba aver con una dificultad
insuperable; las cartas. no habian 81
do sometidas la Junta Central, y no
eranI por 10 tanto documentos publi-
cables. .: La yJunta Central Sc reunio
anoche, las cartas fueron leidas, y
acerca de elias hace esta ,manana El
MundO, concentrates Y recoge' versio-
nes de labios del seilor* Coll y .Cuchi.
Para poder formar cabal juici falta-
ban los textos, los textos completes
que aun no habian sido publicados, Y
un Redactor de Ell IMPARCIAL visi-
to esta manana al senior Barcelo a
quien pregunto 81 deseaba hacer al
gunas manifestations, respondiendo
a los concentrates del Presidente de
la Camara en- el diario de la maiiana.
Ell senor Barcelo Sc nego en- absolute
a hacer confidencias. Dijo que el
asunto estaba bajo la consideration
de la Junta Central que en- su reunion
de anoche acordo- someterlo- en- su
oportuniyad a la -Junta Central en-
pleno cuando: Sc reuna esta con los
senadores y representatives. 49,
En- 10 unico que Sc mostro esplicito
el senor Barcelo fue en- manifestar
que la reunion de dicho ORGANISING Sc
llevaria a cabo enseguida.
He aqui la carta del senor Coll y
Cuchi
San Juan, P. r., octubre 8, 1922.
Sr. don Antonio r. Barcelo,
San Juan, P. r.
Mi estimado don Antonio:
Sirvase aceptar mi renuncia de
miembro de la Comision Recaudado-
ra que usted preside.
Obligame a clio las palabras de
Travieso en- Caguas. Jamas la Union
uso la calumnia para combatir a sus
adversarios; y las airmaciones de
Travieso constituyen una calumnia
manifesto, de la cual Sc hacen soli-
darios necesariamente sus compaiie-
ros de Comision, 81 no las repudian.
Err la Asamblea de febrero ell Par
lido Unionista tenia dos grandes CO.
sas que sacrificar; su ideal y su posi-
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-10-12
COnfdencia MisteriOsa

San Juan. p. r., oct. II 1922.
ST.. Rcdictor de Ell IMPRACTICAL
San Juan.
SChor:
Hacienda reference. al artlculo de
su per6dico de aver. "plntando el pa
lacio' hablanrb en- el seglndo pa
rrat0 dn uu hOmblr4 de Ojos azules
que parece que ie agradG fijarse en-
las personals que yisitan ell Palacio,
quizas lie interese senior redactor, sa-
yer que ese visitante venfa & bordo
del vapor Tanamo, habiendor indica-
do cue yenia de Kansas City que
en- su iuvcntud era detective en aquel
pueblo.
Sin mas NADIA, quedo dc I'd. alto.
S. s,
Tn pds0jerO del 1'GnGh,O.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-10-12

cion de .partido de gobierno. Yo di a
usted una proposition, que usted acep-
to; por la cual no Sc sacrificaba ell
ideal, sino asegurando ell gobierno.
Mas tarde, usted me propuso susti-
tuirla por otra, que, sin asegurar ell
gobierno, sacrificaba le ideal. Iba fir
mada por casi todos los leaders del
partido y yo lie puse mi firma. Dejo la
formula de sOberania independence
de ser ell programa de la Union; Y pro
clamamos, nuestra aspiration del Es-
tado Libre, dentro de una association
permanente indestructible con los
Estados Unidos.
Un grupo de buenos probados
unionistas no aceptaron ese cambio
y levantaron la vieja bandera forman-
do ell partido Nacionalista. CuaIes-
quiera que sean los academies de una
lucha entire Unionistas Y 'Nacionalis-
tas, usted y yos nos encontramos en-
una situacion dificil, cuando, dentro
de nosotros mismos, tanteamos la
conciencia; porque usted y yo, antes,
en- y despues de la Asamblea de febre-
ro eramos independentistas a secas
nos 10 hemos dicho muchas veces. Y,
asi resulta la paradoja tragica de que
en- el momento de la batalla nuestro
ideal Y nuestra bandera estan en- ell
campo adversario. A Travicso no lie
sucede esq Siempre fuG 'enemigo
irreductible del independentismo puer-
torriqueno. Muchas veces lie he dido
que es necesario echar a un lado la
banderita' 81 queremos el gobierno.
ST nosotros, por egoismo de un pre-
sente INSECURE desvirtuamos ell pro-
grama nacionalista de la Union, debe-
mos, por 10 menos, mirar con- rcspeto
a los que prefirieron ell ideal; y, al
combatirlos, no olvidar que fueron de
los mejOres que estuvieron con Mu-
noz, con de Diego y con usted cuando
tambien contra ustedes Sc egrimia la
calumnia, la delacion y hasta la baje-
"a del ataque intimo 10 mas santo
de cada hombre; al hogar domestico
Mi hermano Pepe, ell Presidente del
Partido Nacionalista, es un hombre
pobre que durante los mejores amos
de su vida Sc dio entero a la Union,
mientras sus acusadores Sc hacian ii
cos dandose enteros al gobierno. Ale
gria ha trabajado de peon en- los cam
pos de Puerto Rico para sostener su
familia, antes de doblegarse; Medina
ha sido victima de su entusiasmo pa
triotico que lie llevo al Preside; el
doctor Salazar, Torregrosa. En-
fin, no quiero escribir mas nombres
de tan irreprochable vida y abolengo; F.;
todos ellos torpemente calumniados
por Travieso al afirmar publicamente
en- Caguas que tras el partido Nacio-
nalista estaba ell Gobernador Reilly.
Yo hice cuanto estuvo en- mis- ma
nos por impedir la formation del Par
lido Nacionalista. Acepte la solucion
de la libre estadidad porque la creo
una formula oportunista y util para
ccnciliar los intereses international
les de los Estados Unidos con las ne
cesidades de nuestra personalidad y
de nuestra vida hispano-americana.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-10-12
Ultima HOra

En- los momentos de entrar en- prem
sa Ell IMPARCIAL, ocurrio un tre-
mendo choque en- la parada 13, entire
un Ford y la guagua "Tosca", que
dando estos vehiculos con averfas de
importancia.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-10-12
CABLE DE AZUCAR.
Lamboln Y Cfa.

MercadO fuerte. Nenta: 1900 sa-
cos de Cuba para embarque en- octu-
bre $312 libreea bordo. $4,000 sa-
cos de Cuba para pronto embarque Il
refinadores $3. ) 8 costo Y fletes. Al
cerrar ell mercado habfan pequenas
ofertas para embarque on octubre a
$3al. Los compradores interesaban
So IL 16.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-10-12

Pero jamas combatire el nacionalis-
mo, sino en- este terreno, bastante fa-
vorable a -nosotros sin necesidad de
recurrir a innobles armas.
De usted con todo afecto,
tFirmado) Cay Coll Cuchi.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-10-12
Casa de Espana en- Puerto Rico.
JUNTA DIRECTIvA CENTRAL.
NVOCAT TORIA

En- cumpmento acorado po Asamba del 9 de febeo
este ano ceebaa Maagez cumpend mbn resoucion
adopada session erada Drectva Central astena
a S Pedentes de las Senes locales Ell d ID de este
C0NV0C0 JUNTA GENERAL EXTRAORDINARILY endra u'
los saones del Casino Epaho de Capital las de la
manana del dia veinid6s de 0cttube pr6ximo venideo
General Exaordinar solo podrn concur los de-
lgados de las Locales mpre las condolences xdas
ell artfculo "a de nuestrO ReglamentoA
San Juan, P. R., 90 Asepiembre 1922
PRESIDENTE,
Manuel Gonzalez.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-09-05
WATERBURY,

| Among those who attended the FIJI.
neral Of Herman Lewis in Bristol on
Sunday were Clark Young, Frank Lew
is, Mrs. J.. NJ. Lewis, Mrs. J. 0. Young
and Howard Kennedy of North Dux-
bury.
Miss Alma Tucker Of New York
City is the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs,
George Burnham,
Mrs. William LaPoint of East Mont
pelier was guest of relatives here
Saturday.
AIRS J. r. Hodge has very fine red
dahlia. whose blossoms measure sew
en- inches across. This is the Gus Van
Donyan and is one of the most snowy
flowers about here.
Dalton O'Brien Of Burlington was
the guest Of his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
w. II. O'Brien, over Sunday.
Miss Agnes 0'Connor of White River
Junction Is guest of her sister, Mrs.
Anna Barry.
Clifton Dutton has gone to Boston
Harold Snow of sharon was guest
over the week end in town.
Miss Annie Dorothy Palmer. who
was called home by ner fathers illness
and has since been spending month
at her home. has returned TO her du-
ties az dietitian at the Braddock hos
pital, Braddock, Pa
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-09-05
"A Penny Saved

"A penny saved is a penny earned.
These words Of the great philosopher,
Benjamin Franklin. are as true dag
as they were a hundred years ago.
The man who saves part Of has
wages is the man who gets ahead and
who always has money enough TO tide
him over the unexpected emergencies
or the opportunities-of life
Every man should save something ev-
cry month. The amount does not mat
ter 80 much: II NAV bS large or IL
NAV he small but II persisted in the
results are sure.
II Is well to remember. too. that every
dollar which you deposit on a savings
account in The Montpelier Savings
Bank and Trust Company is earninv
interest for you every day; while YOU
are working vour dollars are working
too-and turning over the interest TO
YOU
We are always glad to add nev names
on our "a, ines ledgers snd Il yonrs i
not already there whr not let ne open
an account in your name.
Deposits On OF before September 7th
vii draw interest from the first.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-09-05
MIDDLEsEx

Mr.. and Mrs. Csdy. Earle and fsmi.
" Of ST. Adams. were week end
guests at the home of ?. b. Miles.
Mrs. Mariana Bragg returned 10 her
home in Waitsheld Monday after
spending several DAYS at r. }. Eston's.
Miss Mildred Sherman Of Mont
pelier has been spending several days
at G. r. Rysn's.
News has been received from Mrs.
l. NJ. Chandler Of Burlington that she
is critically IN with an incurahle can
GER
Mr. and Mrs Newall Of Royalton are
guests Of their son. James Newali. and
family.
Mr. and Mrs. Prank Harley and
children. who have been spending tvo
wrecks At Levi Swift's. have returned
10 their home IN Fitchburg. Mass
Mr. and Mrs Victor Bousquet Of
salem. Mass. are visiting his brother.
J. ". Bousquef. and wife.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-09-05
ENTIRE SYSTEM
WAS lNv|C0RATED
Tonic Treatment Was Exactly What
Syracuse Man Needed to Re-
store Him to Health.

When the system is debilitated<as !
result of overwork. worry, shock o.
as the after-effect of some such disease
as influenza, it is often difficult to at
tribute the trouble To any one organ
The stomach is generally weak and ths
appetite poor, the nerves oversensatiys
and the blood thin The system lacks
tone. What is needed is tonic to
build up the blood, strengthen the
nerves, create an appetite and aid di-
gestion.
This is what Mr.. Alfred L. Sparrow
of No. 1872 Clover street, Syracuse, n,
X, did and he recommends the treat
mcnt to Others He says:
II was in a general rundown condi-
ton from overwork and was very ner-
yous also. Ny head often ached and
severe pains in my stomach followed
eating. My stomach was sour and my
throat very dry. AT night | was very
restless and often could not sleep
II had used DIR. Williams Pink Pills
many years ago and decided to take
them again Good results followed the
use of the first box sol continued, using
six boxes in all. My nerves are in good
shape and | sleep well. My stomach no
longer troubles me and | can eat with
out any distress following.
Il never fail to recommend DR. Will
liams' Pink Pills when have chance
as I know they have great tonic
value"
DR.. Williams Pink Pills are body
building tonic. They increase the pow
er of the blood to carry new life and
energy to every part Of the system. Ii
there is no organic trouble this is az
most sure to result in benefit that the
patient quickly notices an increased
appetite, better digestion, sound. re-
freshing sleep and general good health.
Get box of DR.. Williams Pink Pills
to-day from the nearest drug store if
you are not feeling as well as you
should and see what the tonic treat
ment will do for you. Write to the Dr.
Williams Medicine Co.. Schenectady. N.
II, for free booklet, Building Up the
Blood adv
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-09-05
The Easiest Way.

A young farmer of Clay county, who
was soon 10 be married. was asking hi
older brother about such matters a.
Acting the license and having the cere
mony performed when the brother
asked (Which are YOU going to have
marry you, preacher of the gospel OF
Justice of the peace =
The prospective bridegroom hest.
tated. Il had preacher Of the
gospel" his brother added.
The younger man thought Of the
csustic tongue his sister-in law wagged.
Eyes. and you've been listening TO
sermons ever since he retorted. Il
guess III chance the peace route."-ln-
dianspolis News.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-09-05
-OR1NGE

Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Ordway and Mr.
and Mrs. L. E. Nelson are visiting in
Malone, N. Y.
1 Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Morse of Nor
witch, Conn, are guests OF Mr.. and Mrs
w. r. Tucker. Mr.. and Mrs. Morse
are on wedding trip, having lately
been married.
/ Rev E. E. Angel and family were
guests at the home Of r. A. Gale last
week Mr.. Angel has gone on to Mas
/ sachusetts. where he will preach and
teach the coming year. The family
will follow later.
| Rev. r.. Il. Standish Of Dalton, N.
H.. is visiting Rev. Al. j. Lord and al ]
sisted in the services Sunday.
Mrs. Taft from Buffalo, N. r., is
visiting friends in town. Mrs. Taft
is better known to people here As Bes-
sic Peaslee.
Albert Eastman is spending two
weeks vacation with his parents. Mr.
and Mrs. E. +. Eastman.
Miss Josephine Albisetti OF Barre
spent rev days Win MISS Florence
Cutler last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. B. Emerson and
son and Edna Beard attended Pomona
grange at Randolph Wednesday.
Herbert $. Clark and Frank j. Min
en- have filed their names as candi-
dates for town representative.
Miss Lucy Calcagni. who has suf
fered relapse from typhoid fever, is a
little more comfortable at this writing.
Her amt, Miss Irene Calcagni, is help
ing care for her.
Miss Annie Sayah is home for few
days.
W. D. Haynes was home over Labor
day.
The church and grange are planning
an Old Home day little later. Watch
for date.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-09-05
If MOTHERS ONLY KNEW
Thousands of Children Suffer from
Worms and Their Mothers Do
Not Know What the
Trouble Is.


Signs Of worms are: Constipation,
derangcd stomach, swollen upper lip,
offensive breath. hard and full stomach
with pains, pale face, eyes heavy, short
dry cough, grinding of the teeth, little
red points on the tongue. starting dur
ing sleep with troublesome dreams,
slow fever
Mrs. Fl. N, Roberts, 5O2 Asylum St,
Flint, Mich, wrote to Dr. j., F. True &
Co: My little girl is relieved Of her
worms And in 4 later letter wrote !:
Baby is fine and it was your medicine,
DR.. True's Elixir, the True Family Lax
alive and Worm Expeller, that helped
here"
A favorite for over 70 years; mild in
action and pleasant to take the kid
dies like it. 40c 60c Sl.20. adv.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-09-05
EAST WOODBURY.

School commenced Monday. Aug. 2s
with eighteen pupils and Miss Ruth
Lipsky as teacher.
G. I. Harvey left for Philadelphia
Thursday, to visit his brother and
other relatives
H. +. Rideout was business visit.
or in Hardwick recently.
Win FAIR and son. Clifford. Of Sara.
toga Springs. \. y. were recent Wis.
itors at Mapleholme farm.
viii FAIR and son. Clifford. Mr.. and
Mrs. {. ID. Farr and Edna Harvey at
tended the st. Johnsbury fair Thurs
day.
Mrs. Ellsworth Tebbetts and daugh-
ter were recent visitors in this neigh
borhood.
John Carroll bad the misfortune TO
lose two Of his cows recently.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-09-05
WASHINGTON

Rev. c. A. Summers is in Spring
field this week attending the annua
Universalist association.
Miss Emma Bohonon left Sunda,
night for South River. n. j., where
she is TO teach the coming school year
Mrs. r. r. Downing accompanied hel
daughter, Mrs. Carter Downing, to hel
home in Boston last week.
Rena Downing is visiting her sisters
in Barre.
The ladies' mite society Of the
Universalist church viii serve supper
at the hall Wednesday night, Sept,
g. Everyone cordially invited. adv.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-09-05
Remove Hairy Growths
Without Pain or Bother
Modes of Today

1t is not necessary 10 use a painful
process TO remove hairy growths, for
with a little delatone handy you can
keep the skin entirely free from these
beauty destroyers. To remove hair.
make stiff paste with little pow
dered delatone and water. Spread this
on the hairy surface and in about two
minutes rub of, wash the skin and the
hairs are gone. To guard against dis
appointment, he careful TO get real del
atone. Nix well A. wanted.-adv.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-09-05
Status Of the Horse.

"'rhe automobile has not dispiace,
the horse"
No, said Cactus Joe, and it nevel
will Everybody in Crimson Gulcl
keeps bettin on boss races in the hops
~ winnin' enough to buy new fiv
YER Washington Star.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-09-05

"You may say what YOU like about
prohibition but it's been good thing
for my business"
''You in the soft drink business y
mo. conduct a foreign travel bu-
reau. Il" American Legion Weekly.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-09-05
. All Right, Really.

Brander Matthews, the New Yorl
critic, said in a recent lecture:
The contemporary novelist, pre-
tends to be naughty and shocking, but
he isn't, you know, really. It's only
prttense and everything comes ON
right and moral and proper in the las,
chapter.
Its like the trolley car-episode. Thu
conductor of a crowded trolley cal
shouted from the front one day
All right behind theres
" One minute' sweet, girlish yoics
answered. Wait one minute, conduc
tor, till | get my clothes on.
The male passengers blushed and
looked rearwards. They saw pretty
girl dragging basket of wash aboard.
Rehoboth Sunday Herald.