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Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1919-06-05

Y. r. Boyer has purchased G. NJ
t'unter's interest in the Hunter &
E,oyer store at Hartville.
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1919-06-05

A marriage license was issued at
Ava to Herbert Knileline of Ava and
Lillian McCrite of Bryant.
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1919-06-05

Prosecuting Attorney Charles H.
Jackson and COfer Carter Of Hart
VILE were here Friday enroute homo
from Kansas City.
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1919-06-05
SAVEn BY 4
FAITHFUL Wife
Suffered Thirty Years With stom-
aeh Trouble and Hemorrhagss (,
of tho Bowels.
Tho Story Of a Wonderful Recovery

There is hardly
any one who does
not experien C e
some trouble with
the stomach. 1t Is
30 common that we
frequently pay lit
tie or no attention
to It. Yet, the
stomach is very
easily upset, and
catarrhal inham-
nation of the mu-
Cuus lining deyel.
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1919-06-05

T. w. Freeman and r ID Berry
were in Springfield Friday.
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1919-06-05

Lon Turner has u thanks fol
extra fine Aroma strawberries
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1919-06-05

G. s. Burney and wife visited d..
M. Pickell and wife at Rogersville
during the week.
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1919-06-05

NJ. A. Freeman has returned from
st. Louis.
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1919-06-05

George Dewhirst's have moved to
the Nichols property. vacated by
Prof. c. J. Haworth and wife.
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1919-06-05

The Sth District Christian Erdeav-
or convention will be held at Cabool
June 6 to s..
Evening journal., 1919-08-20
Use Cocoanut Oil
For Washing Hair

II YOU want TO keep your hair in good
condition, be careful what you wash IL
Nith
Most soaps and prepared shampoos
contain too much alkali. This dries the
scalp. makes the hair brittle, and is
very. harmful Mulsned cOcoanut oil
shampoo (which is pure and entirely
greaseless), is much better than any
Thing else you can use for shampoolng.
rs this can't possibly iniure the hair.
Simply moisten your hair with water
and rub It i'm. One or two teaspoon
fuls will make an abundance of rich,
creamy lather. and cleanses the hair
and scalp thoroughly The lalher
rinses out easily and removes every
particle OF dust, dirt, dandruff and eX-
cessive oil. The hair dries quickly and
evenly, and 70 leaves il fine and silky,
bright fluffy and easy 10 manage
You can get Mulsifed cocoanut oil sham
poo at most any drug store. II is very
cheap, and few ounces Is enough TO last
everyone in the family for months
Evening journal., 1919-08-20
.FIIRTHFR CLOTHING
INCREASES MADE
Piece-Goods Prices and
Labor Blamed by N. Y.
Manufacturers
DELIVERIES ARE
CUT IN HALF NOW

NEW YORK, Aug. 20.-Several large
clothing manufacturers in New York
are announcing additional 10 per cent
increases ON sll future sales, explaining
that piece-goods prices and labor
charges make this decision imperative
10 is also explained that because OF
labor shortage and working material
costs these concerns will not be IN
position 10 deliver more than 30 per
cent. of the merchandise ordered
Announcements Of this character,
coming in the face OF clothing and food
Investigations. are unique i'm the opin-
ion Of many retailers and wearers.
However Investigations in the clothing
trade show that many other manufac-
iurers IN this city and elsewhere Will
be compelled TO make similar decisions
unless relief from some source mate
rializes
The labor situation in the cutting
up trades especially In mems clothing
lines has developed into such COM
plex condition that both the manufac-
lurers and the clothing workers have
lust held separate meetings for the
purpose Of taking definite action which
win result in either each manufacturer
bargaining with The union individually
or the Clothing Manufacturers Indus
trial Exchange officials bargaining FOL
the manufacturers collectively.
Abnormal conditions have prevailed
for so long a time that the union scale
has been exceeded
In explanation Of the siuation, Ma
ior B II Gitchell, employment man
ager Of the exchange, says that follow
ing the strike last winter a new wage
scale was fixed by the board OF arbi-
iration providing for a $500 a week
increase for the workers, I'm addition
90 reducing the working hours from
foriy-eght to forty-four hours Be
fore the new scale became effective in
dividu9l bargains between The union
and the separate shops brought the in
crease .up TO $500 a week. and urlng
June and July. despite the agreement
the workers forced another increase
Of from $500 10 5000 a week Still
further demands were made in some
instances by the workers, which drew
the market entirely away from fho es-
iablished wage scale Conferences be- |
tween Manufacturers and union lead /
srs avaiied liltlc.
Amaiganaied Clothing Workers Of /
America in New York yesterday dis !
cussed the wagc-blddng problem In .
lhe clothing industry, taking action |
which will be presented later this /
week to Major Gitchel and the en- !
ployers in general. 10 is believed that /
employers and employees viii be able |
20 set together on a satisfactory ar
in favor Of collective "bar-
gaining"
At the manufacturers meeting held |
st the Hotel Brevoort yesterday The |
question was discussed pro and con
for four and one-han hours. after |
which 10 was finally decided that the ]
employment department Of The Cloth |
ing Manufacturers Industrial Exchange, |
through It's leader. Major Gitchell, do
the bargaining with the union for the
as a body and that in
iividual bargaining be Immediately
Evening journal., 1919-08-20
Tobacco Habit
dangerous

Thousands Of men suffering from fatal
diseases would be in perfect health TODAY
were Il not for the deadly drug nIeotine
stop the habit now II YOU use tobacco to
excess. before IT'S too late. It's n simple
process 70 rid yourself of the tobacco habit
drug store and get some Nicotol tablets
take them as directed and loi the perni-
cious habit quickly vanishes. Druggists
refund the money II they rail-. BE sure 10
read large aud interesting announcement
soon 10 appear In this paper. II tells of the
dangers OF nicotine poisoning and how 10
H.olu ~ IN the meantime try Nicotol tab
lets; you will be surprised at the results.
Evening journal., 1919-08-20

garten2
Do you think it is fair, In this land
Of equality. TO provide for small pro-
portion Of our children an educational
advantage which the great majority
are not privileged to receiver
Eighty-eight per cent. OF our chill
dren are deprived Of a proper founda-
tlon for the moral, mental and physical
equipment necessary for the stupend-
Gus tasks they will be called upon TO
perform I'm the near future. Is this
wise? Is ut democratic?
Let us an unite in securing kinder
gartens for every child
p. p. CLAYTON,
Commissioner, United states Bureau OF
Education
Evening journal., 1919-08-20
Begin at The Beginn ing
CONSERVATION or TIME.

Did you ever think how inconsistent
it is to have compulsory education
laws for certain school years and
neglect 20 provide classes for two
whole years which are as taluable
educationally as any years in the childs
life2
DO you know that in our country
kindcrgarIens have been established for
only one child in eight?
DO you realize that nearly 100000
OF our children are losing two years OF
schooling by not being in the kinder
Evening journal., 1919-08-20

Electric apparatus has been invented
by a Swiss that employs magnetism 10
pack nails In boxes In regular layers
and thus have about half the space re-
qulred when they are placed loosely
in kegs
Evening journal., 1919-08-20
AUTHORIZATIONS.

Arc we not overlooking the easiest,
surest and most natural means for lay
ing the foundation Of Americanization
when we neglect TO provide a sufficient
number Of kindergartens for all the
children Of the aliens In our midst2
When can our language, our customs
and ideals be so easily grasped and as
simulated as during the impressionable
years Of early childhood?
Can anyone enter the home Of the
allen more easily than the kinder
GARNER who, with the mother, has
common interest in the little child9
Can you imagine a better class in
Americanization that the mothers
meetings, where shy foreign women
OF different natlonalities meet with the
kindergartener and take their FIRST les
sons In American customs. manners
and ideals2
Can we expect the alien TO believe
that we have his best interests at heart
when we neglect 10 provide for his lit
tle ones the early training in English.
honesty. industry and THRIFT which are
essential 10 good citizenship
Evening journal., 1919-08-20

Prayer ilags' arc a unique labor.
saving device employed by the people
OF Tibet The flags are suspended on
long Lines, and while they are moving
In the breeze. they are supposed 10 be
recording prayers for The benefit oi
those who put them up.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-07-13

Labor costs in France hace multiplied two and seven-tentrs times. and material costs are multiplied by three.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-07-13

their little party with few dances MT Ives and a business associate are din ing When he arrives back at Iveshurst the next morning he tells the famil, where and with whom he saw Alice The family is shocked and grieved, especially Tom Carey
 Alice arrives alone and while dressing. ner sister Betty, disheveled as the result or an automobile accident, appears Mrs. Ives tells her of Alice's escapade and sug- gests that she try and charm Terry So betty IS carried back to the overturned car and placed in an intransing position to be rescued by Terry, who has been sent for by the chauffeur.
 With Terry it is case of love at first sight. That night he asks Betty to marry him. She consents; but when she tells Alice, Alice tells her that Terry rightful- ly belongs to her, as he has wronged her Betty is heartbroken but tries to con sole her sister and promises that she will make him marry her.
 An excellent plot, full of compli ca tions and many tangles is Upstairs and Down."
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-07-13
OLIVE THOMAS IS
 COMING ID ALCAZAR Girl Whom Harrison Fisher
 Called Most Beautiful in America Here Monday

A delightful comedy drama of society ilfe will be seen at the Alcazar beginning tomorrow and continuing for the entire week, when beautiful Olive Thomas ap- pears in Upstairs and Down.
 Upstairs and Down is a picturization of the famous stage success of the same name, Miss Thomas with her abundance Of charm and beauty. is said to give a delightful characterization of Alice Ches- terton.
 At the house party in the fashionah hle Ives country home Alice delights in a desperate Irritation with Terry O'Keefe much to the chagrin of her fiance, Tom Carey.
 Terry tells Alice that he must run up town for a few days. He is surprised when he arrives at his club in town to receive phone call from Alice, who tells him that she also has come to the city and shyly asks him to take her out to dinner At the Roof, where they finish
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-07-13
"'7he Delicious Little Deuil"
 and Wallace Reid at Strand

The offering for the first half of the week at the Strand is ''The Delicious Little Devil with bewitching little Mae Murray in the stellar role, supported by an all-star cast of talented players
 The' Bewitching Little Devil' is Miss murrays very latest picture, and offers the charming little star of the Zeigfield Follies one of the most delightfully."- ori- glnal parts she has ever appeared in
 The story centers around a girl of the tenements, who just can't make her feet behave. She is employed as hat check girl in a New York hotel, but loses her place by doing skirt-dance just as the manager happens in unannounced
 She reads in a newspaper a want ad," seeking dancer with past who is wanted at notorious roadhouse She inNents past" that qualities her for the job, and soon finds herself trans fcrmet; into l gay creature of the mid night lightu.
 It is whst ste is expected to j8stjfy her ''i "st,. that she gets in, trout le And the picture races on to a thrilling conclusion.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-07-13

It's story of night life in New York. and many amusing types of folks to be
 yer 'Hlon@ the great white way are eleverly portrayed.
 ie oaine program with Miss Mur- ray, the management will offer brand new two-reel comedy entitled "Rowdy Ann, the ever welcome Pathe News.
 Beginning Thursday, handsome Wal lace Reid takes the part of a world famous crook. but who is in reality a gentleman adventurer. Under the name Of the Colt Kid" he arrives at an un- derworid nangout in New York City, and IS warmly welcomed by the gang of law-breakers who frequent the place He meets and falls in love with Joan Gray. to all intents and purposes mem Der of the light fingered sisterhood. working once in while by singing in "Bull' Miller's saloon.
 The picture works out to a delightful finish, with sensational and surpris- ing climax.
 A new Mack Sennett girl comedy entitl- ed. Trying to Get Along" will be of fered also
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-07-13
This Week
MONDAY AND TUESDAY

MONDAY AND TUESDAY
 Strand--Mae Murray in .sThe De- licious Little Devil"
 Alcazar-Olive Thomas in sup stairs and Down.,
 RiaIto-MabIe Normand in 1sThe Pest
 I'rianon-"The Other Mans Wife.
 Ccionial-GeraIdine Farrar in Maria Rosa"
 Princess-Douglas Fairbanks in "Manhattan Madness.-
 odeon One--Marie Walcamp in "I'he Red Glove,
 OdeOn TwO-Fatty ArbuckIe in ''The Desert Hero,
 WEDN NESDAY
 Alcnzar--OIive Thomas in "JIp- stairs and Down.
 Riaito--MabIe Normand in .gThe Fest
 TrianOn-"The Other Mans Wife.',
 strand--Mac Murray in 'sThe De- Iicious Little DeyiI.-
 Coioniai--Lila Lee in "ROse of the River.-
 Princess-Norrna Talmadge in ''The Safety Curtain"
 odeon >0ne-Ruth Roland in 'sThe Tigers TraiI.-
 odeon Two-Antonio Merino in "PeriIs of Thunder MOuntain,
 THURSDAY
 RialtO--Mable NOrmand in ssrhe Pest.'
 Trianon-'srhe Other Mans Wife,
 Strand-WaIIace Reid in "The Love Burglar" Alcazar-OIive Thomas in up stairs and Down."
 Coloniai-Lila Lee in "Rose of the River.r
 princess-Norma TaImatlge in 'Fhe Safety Curtain., Odeon One-Ruth Roland in ''rhe Tigers TraiI-
 OdeOn TwO-AntOnio Merino in 'PeriIs of Thunder Mountain. FRIDAY AND SATURDAY Strand-WaIIace Reid in "The Love BurGlaf.-
 Aicazar-Olive Thomas in .Up- stairs and Down." Riaito-MabeI Normand in ..The Pest.-
 irianon-."rhe Other Mans Wife, CoiOnial-OIive Thomas in .The FOiiies Girl" "Hctween Men, Ode0n One-Pete Morrison in Western. OdeOn Two-Tom Mix in "Starr Stuff,
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-07-13
TOM MIX AND MAY
 ALLISON AT LOEWS
"The Wilderness Trail'' and ''The Uplifters" Screen
 Features for This Week

l Tom Mix, supreme in motion picture stunts. will be seen at Loews Bijou. { where the cool breezes blow" in ' The Wilderness Trail,' d fascinating ! romance of the fur trapping country. i the first half of the week For he,
 second half, charming May Allison will star in The Uplifters, depicting the
 amusing and romantic adventures of , a society girl in Bohemia The pro- gramme includes five vaudeville acts and reels of genuine'comedy and Inter- national news pictures
 The Wilderness Trail" is an eb- sorbing drama of romance in which the story has to do with the Hudson
 Bay company in the fur regions of Canada It shows wonderful photog- raphy of life and romance in the land of measureless snows and grim for
 ests where human hearts are warm and
 vital
 Tom Mix alternates death-defyina devotion to true love with some of his skillful and thrilling stunts that red ploooed persons love to see-amsn.s them fight to save the life and honor of girl. The play is all action and surprise and entirely wholesome. Cal, leen Moore is Mix's new leading lady. Shes pretty, dainty and a capital actress.
 The uplfters." which comes the second half of the week is a delight tuliy original story. in which charming May Allison is at her best The Day IS an amusing satire on the 'un- shackled free who believe in uplifting the world by upsetting the traditions of convention. May Allison is seen as young stenographer who is lured bv woman socialist to join their throny. She IS hailed as a "comrade" by longs haired men and short-haired women This at first fascinates her, but she soon sees their cunning in having her to do the work of servant The eli max comes when she finds the pest who has been making love to her has three living wives.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-07-13
Mabel Normand Appears h
 Comedy The Pest at Rialto

Mabel Normand, mistress of myth in her latest comedy sensation, "The Pest will be the extraordinary attraction at the Rialto theatre this week, beginning Monday.
 The Pest is said to be as funny as Mickey and all theatre patrons remem- Der what entertainment was afforded bv Mabel Normand as Mickey"
 Tn comparing the two pictures Mick ey and The Pest" many critics de- clare that Mabel Normand as Fuckers In The Pest" is even better than she was in Mickey
 Mabel Normand has never done any tllng funnier or more entertainins" de- ciares one of the big eastern papers and another declares say folks here is your chance to get even with old man worry Here is one time you can leave him on the outside for one whole hour For
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-07-13
Sick of the Army

The American boy fought magnificentlv well. and submitted to discipline when 1t was necessary in the spirit of soldier had talked the world to death this same American soldier could see no reason for rigorous discipline. According to all their reports the doughboys have been held to the line" since the armistce until they are sick of France and of the army
 Those who served in the French army are entlusiast,c over their treatment by tue French officers, who really under
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-07-13

when you see Mabel Normand and the pest she is there won't be room for any, thing but joy"
 The Pest contains amusement for ev. l erybody, children and adults It is one or Mabel Normand's best comedy roles and the clever comedienne is supported by an excellent cast
 Thinking to have some fun with the uncuitured country girl, Blanche Fisher invites Fuckers" to a dance which she IS giving for her city, friends thereby to show up" Fuckers It is the wearing of a certain ring by Fuckers that upsets the members of two households and the fun comes thick and fast
 Mabel Normand says, The Pest is better than Mickey" She is said to .'cut up more capers' as Fuckers than she ever did in any of her other pictures Tn fact the clever comedienne declares The Pest her best comedy work
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-07-13
Virtues of Simplicity

The great things of the world-men. or women, or mountains or ideas-are sim pie, declares Angelo Patri in the New Red Cross Magazine.
 They are easy to understand They are exactly what they say they are They do not pretend. They come clean
 The founders of America were simple folk They landed on rock that be- came the corner stone of a great nation. They gave it simple e-Plymouth Rock Their dress was very plain. You would know a Pilgrim Father and Mother II you met them anywhere today And
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-07-13

The Delicious Little Devil" featur- ing Mae Murray, the bewitching star of the follies. will be seen at the Strand the first three days of the week The last three will bring Wallace Reid in The Love Burglar" a story said to be most remarkably adapted to the tal- ents of this popular star.
 Olive Thomas. whom Harrison Fisher has called the most beautiful giri ln America appears in the first of her newest series of pictures, Upstairs and Down. at the Alcazar tomorrow and will be seen there all the week. It offers Imaginable romance of The lighter type.
 Noble Normand comes to the RiaItn-
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-07-13

in "The Pest for the week "The Pest is said to be even funnier than Mickey" The pictures have been called sisters because of their similar ity in theme "'The Pest" has won favorable criticism where it has ap- peared.
 The Other Mans Wife" is probably the most serious photoplay that will be presented during the week. The fea- ture is the story it carries. The film is declared to be gripping and modern in every detail. I is society drama
 Tom Mix in The Wilderness Trall.g for the first half week. and May AL lison, in "The UpIifters." satire. for the last is the picture programme for Loew's Bijou
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-07-13

stand military matters.
 There can De no doubt that our arm, staff has been wonderfully efficient ant carefc of the condition of our men. The rest areas" where men have a few Gays' leave. are beautifully selected. The RlVlera, Parls, Nice. etc, give the rner splendid chance to travel and see tn
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-07-13

Brass is perhaps the best known and most useful alloy. It is formed by fus- ing together copper and zinc. Different proportions of these metals produce brasses possessing very marked distinc- i've properties. The proportions of the different ingredients are seldom precisely alike; these depend upon the require ments of various uses for which the al ioNs are intended. Peculiar qualities of the constituent metals also exercise influ- ence on the results.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-07-13

world But much of this good treatment $ spoiled by an endless set of petty rules. ''
 There is a prison in Paris which our soldiers cali t,e "Bastile," and many al good American citizen has been locked ID there for such mistakes as failing to salute
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-07-13
you would take off your hat to them.

Too many things, too many plans choke up our lives You know people who are so busy taking care of their things that they have no time to- live | some folks do not know at the end of the day whether the sky was blue 'or gray They did not hear the song spar row, although he sang braveE They did not glimpse the road border of dusty mulleins and skyblue chieory and ox-eye daisies. Too busy Daily they miss the salt and savour of the earth. They have forgotten the simple, beautiful things"
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-07-13
Comedy Features Mouie
 Programme For This Week
Mae Murray, Olive Thomas, Mable Normand, Tom Mix Wallace Reid and "The Other Mans Wife"
 Among Attractions

Comedy the outstanding to be presented here during this week. Photply are adaptations of famous plays elite of the and Wallace Reid t the Strand Olive Thomas the Aaz ble
 and Tom Mix presents cast featuring
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1919-10-24
THREE SERIOUSLY INJURED
IN AUTO ACCIDENT NEAR
TOWN OF BAINVILLE

Bainville Tribune: Mr.. and Mrs.
Tom Aloud and the formers sister
were the victims of a serious accident
last Sunday evening about five miles
north of town, near the Baudry farm,
when the car in which they were rid
ing turned turtle, turning over two
complete times and landing right sid,
up.
They were coming from the north
and as it is heavy down grade,
gained considerably in speed, and
when they hit the sharp turn they
were going so fast that the car left
the ground, spilling the occupants and
injuring them considerably. Luckily
Fred Ring was but a short distance
away and was a witness to the acct
dent and was on the scene shortly
after it occurred and rendered what
assistance he could. Neighbors were
informed of the distressing accident
and the victims were cared for until
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1919-10-24

a passing car picked them up and
brought them to their homes in this
city and medical aid summoned.
Mr.. Aloud was badly injured about
the head and his wife was badly hurt
about the head and body as was also
the third party. The machine, a
Ford. was not badly smashed up con-
sldering the nature of the accident,
although the windshield was broken,
lights knocked out and a front wheel
smashed.
The victims of the accident are get
ting along nicely and nothing of A
serious nature is likely to result and
they are congratulating themselves
that it wasn't worse.