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Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1919-09-25

shine Comedy Damaged No
Goods" in 2 Reels.
Folks, Here's a Program that's
a sizzler for quality. Help your
self to a very fine evenings en-
tertainment. No increase 20c
and 1Oc.
Wednesday, Oct. 1st, Eddie
Poloin The Lure of the Circus "
18th Episode, The Stolen
Record.
Just Starting Pathe's Won
derful Is Episode Serial The
Tigers Trail, with Ruth Roland
and George Larkin, F.rst Epi-
sode, The Tiger Worsnipers, !"
3 Reels.
'ssHearsts International News. !"
Coming Thursday, Oct. End,
William Desmond in Bare
Fisted Gallagher, " an Exhibitors
Mutual Attraction.
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1919-09-25
Princess Theatre
Attractions

Friday, Sept. 26th, The Uni
versal Company presents Mae
Murray in "The Big Little Per-
son, F." a Special Attraction in 6
Parts. Miss Murray's appear
ance in a picture is an assurance
that it will be a good one. I'm
The Big Little Person" she has
been given an exceptionally good
supporting cast and a good story,
good production completes the
the requisites for a nigh class
production.
Saturday, Sept. 9th, Triangle
presents Norma Ta.madge in
Going Straight" an absorbing
ly interesting story. Wonderful
Types and the fine acting Of the
star makes this one of the best
Norma Talmadge Pictures ever
released, A Picture for both
old and young. Added attrac-
ton, Mutt and Jeff in "Doggon
Tough Luck" Special Matinee
at 2:30 P. M. Matinee prices 1Oc
and 15c.
Monday, Sept. 29th, THE
Man Of Might" Episode No. 10.
Big " Comedy, Beauty and
Booty. Hearst News Week
iy."
Tuesday Sept. Both, Metro
presents Hale Hamilton in Full
Of Pep, just what the doctor
ordered. Full o Pep sure enough,
a 5 Act Metro Comedy Of Adj
venture and Romance.
Possibly you don't know HAT
Hale Hamilton created the origins
al role of Wallingford in Get
Rich Qnick, Wallingford, on the
stage and played on four differ
ent continents.
Hamilton is just as. Pepsey as
they make them and you'll say
that Doug Fairbanks has moth
ing on him after you see this
picture.
Added Attraction. Fox Sum
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1919-09-25
CALLED HER FAMILY
TO Her BEDSIDE.
sz Team Aso. Thinking She Might Die. Says Tsns Lady. BE- Nm
She Il Well, Strong Woman and Praises Casdui FL
Her Recovery.

Royse City. Tex.-Mrs. Mary Kill
man, Of this place, says; after the
birth Of my little girl. my side COM
menced to hurt me. / had to 60 back
to bed. We called the doctor. He
treated me. but got no better. I
got worse and worse until the misery
was unbearable.. II was in bed for
three months and suffered such agony
that was Just drawn up in knott.
told my husband If he would get
me bottle Of Cardui l would try IT,.
commenced taking 1t, however. that
ening 1 called my family about
>. for knew / could not last
days unless I had q change for
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1919-09-25

with iridescent trimmings and
picture hats of lavender and
carried arm bouquets of yellow
roses.
Messrs. Jeff Rubel, Fred Nc
Gehee, Robert King and Jack
SAMSON acted as groomsmen.
Adlai Lyles and Arthur Taylor
ushers. Mrs. Willie Griggs,
sister of the bride, was matron
of honor, wearing an exquisite
gown of yellow crepe de chine
with iridescent trimmings and
picture hat. She carried an arm
bouquet of pink Killarney roses,
Little Winnifred Griggs, daintily
gowned. in yellow and Lavender
maine, served as ring bearer.
Immediately after the cere-
mony a reception was held at
the home of the brides father,
where the many handsome pres
ents were viewed and a delicious
ice course in the form of golden
wedding bells and cakes with
initials of the couple in lavender
were served. In the center of
the picture table, which had
been draped in handsome lace,
was a shower bouquet of laven-
der and gold, around which were
haIf-blown roses, filled with
lavender and gold minis.
AS a going-away gown the
bride wore a handsome midnight
blue silvertone suit, with fur
trimmings and other accessories
in harmony. The happy couple
left on the six o'clock train for
New York, Niagara Falls
and other eastern points.
The bride, second daughter of
Mr.. J. E. Edens, is a young lady
of unusual charm and merit.
From childhood she has been
closely identified with every
phase of young people work in
the Baptist church, of which she
is a faithful and consistent men,
Der. No young lady has ever
held a warmer place in the
hearts of the membership of the
church than she. She is also a
great favorite in the social life
of Okolona. The groom, son of
Mr.. and Mrs. R. w. Chandler,
is a splendid young business
man and is held in respect by a
host of friends. We predict for
this young couple a life Of sue
cess and great usefulness.
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1919-09-25
Chandler-Edens

One of the most beautiful
weddings ever solemnized in
this city was that of Mr.. Walter
Clifford Chandler and Miss
Blanche Josephine Edens on last
Thursday afternoon at the Bap-
list church. The church was
beautifully decorated for the
occasion, a color scheme of law
ender and gold being effectively
carried out.
The impressive ring ceremony
was performed by Rev. W. A.
Gaugh, and was said beneath a
canopy of white and gold stream
ers from the center of which
was suspended a huge wedding
ring, from which fell profusive
shower of yellow snapdragons
and lavender asters.
Archways marked the white
ribbon pews. Over these were
butterfly bouquets of yellow
tuIIe, from which fell showers
of asters and snapdragons. The
background, in the center Of
which was a large triple mirror,
was of white covered with
southern smilax and old English
ivy. The entire chancel was
banked with handsome palms and
ferns and cut flowers.
Previous to the entrance of
the bridal party, Mrs. J. ].
Lyon and DR.. J. c. Luper sang
1.-THE Magic of Your Eyes" and
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1919-09-25

Mrs. Lyon sang "Only You, "
to the sweet accompaniment of
the piano, presided over by Mrs.
IS. B. King. The bridal party
entered to the strains of Loen-
grin's Wedding March," and
MendeIssohn's was used as a
occasional. During the cere-
mony the soft sweet strains of
Tramural were exquisitely rem
dered on the violin by Miss Mary
Hodges.
The bride, who was given in
marriage by her father, was
never loyelier than in her eX-
quisite wedding gown of bridal
satin, with court train of
Chantilly lace and pearl trim
mings. She wore a veil of tulle
and ChantilIy lace fastened with
clusters of orange blossoms, and
carried a shower bouquet of
brides roses and valley lilies.
The bride was attended by
Miss Frances Chandler as maid
of honor. She wore a beautiful
gown of yellow Georgette crepe
with iridescent trimmings and
picture hat in harmony. and
carried an arm bouquet of pink
Killarney roses. The groom
was attended by Mr.. Allen Dean
as best man. The bridesmaids
were Misses Lois Cooper, Louise
Pippin, Mildred Baskin and
Annie Lou Dean, all of whom
wore lavender Georgette crepe
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1919-09-25

the better. That was Sin years co
and ann still here and am . vii
strong woman. and I owe my Hfe =
cardui. had only taken half EAe
bottle when I began to feel bettsge
The misery in my side got less. !
continued right on taking the Cardua
until I had taken three bottles and I
did not need any more for was we'd
and never felt better in my life. :. I
have never had any trouble from tAaa
day to this"
Do you suffer from headache. baalb
ache. pains in sides, or other disCOnp
forts, each month? Or do you ~
weak, nervous and fagged-out7 II ~
give Cardui. the wOman's toniN q
trial. In
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1919-09-25

The OnInIne That Does Not Affect the Head
TIVE BRoMO QUININE Is better than ordinary
Quinine and does not cause nervousness nor
ringing In head. Remember che full name and
look for the signature {. e. W. GROVE. SOC.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-10-16
STAGE ALL SET FOR
CHAMPIONSHIP GAME
Randolph Macon Plays Tfamplrn~
Sidney Hero Saturday. While
Spiders Go To Williamsburg.

All is ready for the opening Of the
championship series Of the Eastern
Virginia Intercollegiate Athletic as
ISOLATION on Saturday, when Hamp-
den sidney will moot Randolph
Macon at boulevard nsld at 2
o'clock. THO Richmond college
Spiders ara journeying that after
noon 10 william sburg. to give battle
TO the Indians. The race for the
cham pionship this y~nr promises to
be the hottest seen yet
Ham pden-sidney held the v. nj. T.
team OF three points In their first
game OF the season. and the Ran
dolph Macon team held the uniyrr-
stty team 10 the lowest score OF sew-
@ral years, while the Spiders went
them one better and held them to a
scor"Iess tie The Williamsburg
team held the V. Nj. l. eleven In the
first half Of the battle Mt boulevard
field last Friday. but the heavy
weight OF tho Cadet team told on
them
The loss Of Captain Copeland and
Gesle". fullback. because Of injuries
VIII be a setback To the Indian 4eaFn
eft -hey are fighters. and will put up
"A stir battle for the title Coach
Dobson. OF the Spiders. Ia putting
his men through strenuous work outs
daily and al OF the injured men, ex-
C@Pt FaVerlee. who IL lost for the
s"slson. are back IN the lineup. He
Is working hard to make a team that
viii put M strong fight for the Z.
V. + a. char piouxhip. and to start
out well with the first fracas-
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-10-16
''SP|OER SPECIAL" To
GAME NEXT SATURDAY
Richmond College Team Handicap
ped by Loss OF Players From
IAne-Up. Bnt win
Fight Hard.

Notwit outstanding the fact that the
Spiders have been handicapped in
the games 40 far this season on ac-
count OF injuries TO men, II Is hoped
that they will be IN the best pos
sible condition TO meet William and
Mary at Williamsburg on Sstur ssay.
The rain of the past few days has
not prevented Dobson from putting
his charges through stin pTac-
tice each afternoon.
Spencer who has net been In
scrimmage for ever a week AS wei
as shepherd, the big guard, were
both worked In scrtnlrnage yester-
day afternoon. Their injuries have
not completely recovered. but they
Will be In the lineup on Saturday
If there are no new developments.
Kidd. who was slightly Injured in
the game with V. l., Is now
back in the game.
Pep" among the student body at
Westhampton is at a high pitch as
the day approaches when the
Spiders meet their ancient rivals a,
" lila ZnshnEg Iha contest with
the Indians every year has proven
70 be one OF the hardest battles OF
The season as both teams are
elaJnoring FOR the lead in the
Eastern Virginia cham piorsfip
series Several rallies have been
eSrid this week in preparation for
the coming battle The Spider
Special" 10 Williamsburg which
was an annual affair before the war
Will again run hits year
Coach Dobson Is expecting hard
tustle with the Indians as the two
teams are pretty evenly matched
judging from the comparative
scores Of the game Of last week. The
Spiders held V. =. L.. for three
quaters without a score as did
William and Mary with V. F. l. The
Williamsburg Institution seems tc
have the best team In years. while
judgement Ks lacking on the. Rich
mond boys
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-10-16
STRONG TEAMS
IN SOUTHWEST
Conference College Football Elevens
Are Looking Forward 10
Unusually Keen Com /.
patisten

Norman, Oklahoma, oct. 15.-The
return Of pre-war veterans indicates
that the Southwestern conference
football teams will he the strongest
this fail in she history Of the con-
ference Almost every college re-
ports from 90 10 30 veterans work
ing ont with competition unusually
keen for places.
The university of Oklahoma, uni
versity OF Texas, and Texas Agri-
cultural college appear favorites for
the conference cham pfenship. al
though Oklahoma agricultural and
mechanical college. Rice institute
and the university of Arkansas are
expecting great things from their
elevens
Texas and Oklahoma universities
will settle their argument, October
IS, when those tea - meet at the
Dallas fair Texas plays the Texas
Aggies later in the season and Okla
h6rna meets Arkansas, November l5-
Oklahoma plays the Oklahoma Ag-
giles THANKSGIVING day at Oklahoma
City
The university OF Oklahoma will
f.avs- fffes.E games with Missouri VAL
ley teams this fall The team rl4ssesas-
Nebraska. October Is at Omaha;
Missouri Novem Der l, at Norman.
Kansas. November s, at Lawrence,
and Kansas state agricultural col
leRe. November II. at Manhattan.
Oklahoma has revised its system
OF athletic control 10 conform with
valley requirements and expects to
renew IT'S application for admission
TO the conference at the Decem Der
m Getting. The application was
turned down last spring on a tech
meal point in connection with
athletic control here
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-10-16
MAMMOTH PLANES FOR
LONG NONSTOP TRIPS

Paris, October IA mammoth
poly plane capable OF long non stop
tEips oE at least one thousand miles
and Of carrying so passengeIs In ad-
oluon to baggage ~ now being
built IN Rome and Is expected to
make Il trial trip to London before
the END OF this month. Great sec
recy surrounds the plans and con
Struction of this new model which
is TO be propelled by nine motors
OF 225 horse power each distributed
on four planes.
The name OF the inventor is kept
secret, but it is known that he Is
one OF ltaly's foremost aces,
The construction OF the new type
of aircraft was 1ecided upon i'm
nietliately after the recent loss OF
passenger airplane with all on
board ON a trip from Venice to Mi
Ian Builders who had commented
skepticaIIy on the ambitious plans OF
the Young aviator realized then the
advantages of the multlplane system
and the Increased number of motors
distributed in such way that when
one OF them fails to operate, It's twin
On the opposite side Of the plane also
stops automatically in order TO main =
tain perfect balance
Recent trials with smaller mod
chs have shown that even IL sly
motors should stop at the same :iiae
The remaining three are capable +
supporting and propclling the huge
Fiane with its full complement of
700 pounds.
The body Of the new plane Is of
the limousine type, double deckod
and provides comfortable accomo-
3atlns for the eighty passengers for
a long trip The collapsible seats
made good couches for the night
Under the limousine huge floats are
attached and below these is the usual
landing gear for decending on land.
Before the end OF the year a
regular passenger and freight ser
vice win be established from Italy to
Sisi1y, Sardinia and Corsica. Inn
mediateiy afterwards ii was propos-
cd to extend the service to Greece.
Ccnstantinople, Paris and London
with daily sailings to the latter two
cikiaa,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-10-16
INQUIRIES WILL Open
SEASON ON SATURDAY
Journey to Fork Union for Game
A Hot Reception In Said to be
Waiting tho Visitors.

MG9uire's university school will
Journey TO Fork Union Saturday TO
give battle to the Fork Union Mill
tary school squad for the opening
of the Mc(suire's season. The formfd-
able game put up by the Fork Union
team against John Marshall last Sat
urday gives some idea of tho strength
Of the team, but the Mcclure team
has plenty Of pop, and fast game
should be the result. Junieus Chris
tinn, quarterback for the team, has
returned to the lineup, from which
he has been kept for sevsral days
from injuries. TINS setting the team
Alright.
Coach Edward smith In satisfied
with the m1tcrial he has. several let
ter men being In the lineup. News
from Fork Union indicates that they
are being thoroughly drilled In new
plays. and will show tho Richmond
ers hot time when they get there
Mcd3uires viii play several other
games this season. including gams
with the Episcopal high school at
Alexandria, on October 2S. tho fol-
lowing Saturday with the Petersburg
high in Richmond and the big prep
school game with John Marshall on
November 20.
Unless unforeseen events transpirs
the lineup for the game with Fork
Union will be: Pslouze or Miller, left
end: Hess, left tackle; Weathrrell,
left guard: eardweH, center. w.
MayneId. right guard: Realms. right
tackle; X. Mayneld. right end; Chris
tan. quarterback; Powers. left half
back, Graves right haIftrark No
Castor fuIlback
soUhtward, substitute quarterback.
WIN also accompany the SQUAD TO
Fork Union, together with several
other extra men.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-10-16
HARD SCR|MMAGES FOR
GEORGETOWN GAME
Tech Team VIII Play In Washing
ton Next Saturday-Psrrish
Out of Line Severe Blow.

Blacksburg. Va, oct. 15.-Tho
Virginia Tech football eleven Ia be
ing put through stiff workouts this
week preparatory to the big grid
battle with Georgetown university to
be played on the hill top held at
Washington next Saturday.
1t is certain that George Parrish
the big center will not be a4loweu
TO accompany the team as he Is SUI
fering with severely orulSeo
shoulder az a result OF last Satur-
day encounter with the hgnhhs
Spiders from Richmond college.
His loss will be a severe blow to the
Techs. RI. Ha<dwick. "a brother or
CAPTAIN jim Hardwick, will very
likely receive the call for the cen
ter position. Young Hardwick has
been showing improved form of late
and he sbouid make good in the
big encounter at Washington.
Lancaster. will In all probability
do the punting His work in this
department last Saturday was high
class. His punts were long and
high. thus enabling his ends TO get
down the field in sufficient ttn7e TO
get the runner. Lancaster Will be
seen in the initial lineup
The officials for the Georgetown
game are as follows: Wahoo tear
isle Indians) Referee, Magottin
fMiehigan umpire, Eauersby
fSwarthmore1 or Affte Airh nag 80
head iineaman The Tech team
will leave here Friday morning
Bernfer will take twenty-five men
on the trip. The second team will
play belmont Athletic club OF Roa-
noke Va, here Saturday
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-10-16
Athletic Coaching
Course Is Popular

urbzna. H.. Oct. 1.-THE new
course IN athletic coaching which
was Installed at the university Of
Illinois this fall attracted more than
eighty students. which registration
exceeded the expectations OF t,niver-
stty cff1ciala. This In the arst time
that a cotirse OF this nature has been
given trial In a. university. In ad
dnfon TO the regular corps of
coaches two mrn, both OF them pro
mfnent tn the athletic world. have
been secured as instructors In The
new course They are J. l. 0rif-
nth. who started the Drake relay
game. and George Clark nc. for
ner untverxfty OF Illinois football
star. who later won individual hon
ors when his teaem took the foot
ball cham piomhip OF the American
expeditionary force.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-10-16
LITTLE HOUSES
REPLEASE APARTMENTS

The day of thinking 1t Is fine
thing TO live In AN apartment In
the supurbs'' Is passing and little
houses are sprinEing mp like mush-
roorns In all the open spaces In the
city 1t Is still possible TO live In tiers
but where there tn land enough to
promise a gArdep-where there is a
plot OF ground large enough for
peas and carrots. and. perhaps for
the prov~bal hen-the SUBURBAN
apartment III fast becoming a last
resort.
It may be that high prices have
slrnethtng to do with II, II may be
a. question Of overlncr~asing rents;
or 1t may be the aIluring idea OF
having 'windows all around" or of
going up stairs TO bed But what
ever the reason. and IN spite ot the
cost of labor and lumber. and ali the
w ell advertised difficulties IN the
way OF building. up go the little
houses on every hand with Kind Of
cocksure rapidry They arc going
ny al such a rate that poems are
being whittier about them in the
magazines, and that Is Individually a
sign of the times,
After all, the apartment house
has found it's place. I, ts invalu-
able in the town and need not be
feared in the country. Our house
lover who we thought might be
hi guffed by the cary grace of lfv-
ing all on one floor, has emerged
from his fiat" with the untnpaired
enthusiasm OF the house hoider and
talks again matter of factly about
putting his own coal into his own
cellar and Of driving naih whittier
he win, and altogether has proved
that ne Is an indepen dent fellow.
not caring a whit for janitors and
all that sort of thing, and quite
capable Of taking carr of himself
Christian Science Monitor.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-10-16
EIGHT RETAILERS To
Face IRQU|S|TORS

While the grand jury of tho
hustlngs court is conducting It's 10
yestigation into the high cos, OF
living with great secrecy, II was
learned las; night thar eight re-
taIers Of this city VIII be sum
ruoned as witnesses today. The
cost OF retail clothing was taken
up yesterday and number OF
prominent Broad Street meus' fur
ntshtngs establishment required to
testify.
The legality OF price liking by
manufacturers OF standard articles
WAS under Amusement yesterday.
The point has been raised several
times since the enactment of the
state antitrust law and great tn
terest liz conferred on this particular
phase OF the inquiry. Common
wealth Attorney Wise has main
tanned consistently that InAInutac-
turers who fix prices of any article
can he reached by the state statute
Prominent lawyers have taken Is
sue with him on this point. hold
ing that no firm or corporation not
chartered In this state can be reach
ed under the law.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-10-16
uRookI.ANDs AUTO TRACK.

Brook la nds, England. Oct 15.-The
renovation and reconstruction of the
Rrpcklands- motor racing track Ia
being undertaken by the road board
a, cost CI probably between 5000
and 10000 pounds The military au
+A0rities who have had control OF
the Broohlands aerodrome are CIV
ing up possession as quickly as pos
slnle NJ A. W Donaldson. G.. f.
who supervised the laying OF the
track viii be in charge OF the re-
construction work.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-10-16
HAVE CLOSE GAME
At GRAND PARLORS

Bland and Gillian made a very
CLOSE game OF their match last nigh
At the Grand pocket billiard tourney.
Bland forging out ahead. 100 10 20.
High run, Bland. II: Gillian, IA
After the regularly scheduled
came Bass showed his heels 10
Bland, 100 to ST, playing in cham
pionship form. Tonight DAILY and
Rye meet.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-10-16
COMMUNITY SERVICE

Community service played a part
bration held September ! In Mason.
Michigan. program Of sports.
given under its auspices, was q fea-
ture Of the occasion. Community
singing also was on the program. I'M
der the direction of a community
service song header.
The first formal meeting Of tho
community council has been held in
Bay City, Michigan. Three Items of
the community service program.
namely. soldiers organization and
reconstruction; community music
and community athletics, have been
adopted. These activities viii be
carried on In connection with BAY
Citys community house.
Ann Arhor, Michigan, recently had
its first great outdoor musical pro-
gram under community service au-
spices More than 2, 500 persons at
tended, Community singing. under
community service leader. was a fea-
ture of the program.
Bard carre rts have hcen' heFa~in
Houghton. Michigan. under auspices
OF community service
Plans advanced by cor1n,1nitv
service in Augusta Georgia for MAX
ing Allen Park there recreation
center, have been approved hy. tho
mayor. He has called a meeting OF
city department heads To discuss the
proposal.
s
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-10-16
an ANSWER FFsUAf ..
THE HEART

A visiting trustee. during the
course- OF al address made 10 the
pupils OF public school, said
My dear children. ! want to talk
TO you few minutes concerning
one OF the most wonderful, one of
the naoss importan; ergans tn the
whole world What Is 10 that throbs
away. beats away. never stopping
never ceasiug. whether you wake or
sleep. night or day, week In and
week out month In and month out
year In ard year curt. without amy
voutson on your part. hidden away
III the depths. as II were, unseen by
you. throhbine. throbbing, throb-
bling. rhythmicaliy all your life
long,
During the 1ncmeutary pause OF
the speaker for oratorica, effect a
small voice WAS heard to say
Il know. nr. Its the gas meter"
louisville Courier Journal