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The Hartford republican., 1919-09-05
THE AEROPLANE.

Hartford. through the management
of the Ohio County Fair Company,
had it's first airplane exhibition dur
iDg Friday and Saturday of last week,
The flying machine was scheduled tn
have been here Thursday for exhib.-
tion, but owing to trouble, 1t did not
arrive until dark of that day. Quite
a bit OF excitement was aroused
amongst we natives wher the huge
bird tore thru the atmosphere few
hundred feet us. as il circled the town
and surrounding ,trritory searching
\ for land suitable for alighting. 1t
finally came down in a meadow OF
Prof. Shuts, adjacent to town.
Tne Flying machine covered large
portion of the County Friday, aistri-
buting advertising matter. The air
plane made a number OF flights in
The Hartford republican., 1919-09-05
W. Il. NEWBOLT SUCCUMBS.

Mr.. William e. Newbolt died at his
home in Tulsa, Okla, Saturday, Aug
so, of an acute attack of kidney trou.
5le, supposed 70 have .been aggrAvat.
ed by typhoid, of which he was con-
valescent. Interment of his remains
took place in Tulsa, on the date fol-
lowing his demise.
Mr.. Newbolt was born and rear d
in Daviess County. near Owensboro,
from which place he came to this
County soon after his marriage to
Miss Carrie Smith, daughter of hi
d. l.. Smith, and a sister of Mrs. j.
r. Pirtle, of this place. The deceased
was about so years old. and had been
member of the Baptist Church fer
number of years. Besides his
widow, he is survived by ore daughter
and four sons.
The Hartford republican., 1919-09-05
REMARKABLE COUPLE
81 AND 81 YEARS OLD

: Mr.. and Mrs. Ellis Chapman. q
Beaver Dam, in many respects, are
the most remarkable couple to be
cound in this whole section of the
country. Uncle Ellis is 50 and Mrs.
Chapman is ST years, we ought TO
say young instead of old. Both are
rs spry as the great majority of per-
sOLs of As and SO years of age. Mrs
Chapman is able to prepare a good
meal in little or no time, and can
run rings around" lot of women in
house work, who are not in her class
when age is compared. Her maiden
name WIS Mary Smith, she was horn
in Carroll County, having removed
TO this county with her parents, as
years ago, or in 1874. Mr.. Chapman
was born and reared in Ohio coun-
ty and has always resided near his
visited by a doctor, professionally.
and has not taken dose of medicine
i'm any form since before the civil
war, and during the whole of his mar
ried life, so years, he has not missed
a single meal. He has a most won-
1erful memory ard is a great reader.
Ray Chapman, short stop with the
Cleveland American League, base ball
team, who is rated as one of the
worlds best Short Stops, is a grand
son of these admirable old people.
The Hartford republican., 1919-09-05
HOUSE DREAMING CHARGE
REDUCED TO PETTY LARCENY

The charge of house breaking lodg-
ed against the five boys arrested
some time age was amended In CouD-
ty Court last Saturday to petty lar
ceny, when the boys all entered a
plea of guilty and fines of $4,000
each were assessed, with the work
clause attached.
AS heretofore stated in these
columns, practically all of the evil
dehce was circumstancial and of such
a nature as to make conviction very
doubtful. The youngsters have beer
given a tolerably good lesson in the
ways OF wrong doing and it is to be
hoped that when through with their
job of thirty days duration, they will
secure honest work at a much larger
enumeration.
The Hartford republican., 1919-09-05
NEW STATE GUARD.
MI Officers Must Have. Special
Training

Fra kfor;, Ky Gent. Under the
national defense ac; the allotment 10
Kentucky by the War Department of
a regiment and battalion of infantry.
squadron of cavalry, battalion OF fl I'd
artillery, machine gun troop. field
hospital and ambulance company, pro-
vides for fifty-nine officers and J..
361 enlisted men, fourteen cavalry
officers and ESQ enlisted men, four
machine gun troop officers and sew
enty enlisted men. four medical Of
iicers and fifty-five enlisted men n.
the field hospital and three ambulance
company officers and sixty-six enlist
2,5l1 enlisted men. with expectations
of 50 per cent, increase until there
are 500 in the guard for each Con-
gresham and senator. The order
specifies 200.
On account of the number required
for each unit. three officers and 100
hSh ioi 'dNH VI the SlNttcH lll'H'tN
companies. order No 3, Issued by
Adjt. Gen. J. Tandy Ellis. suggests
the difficulty of organizing in city
of less than 5000. Ii may re neces-
sary to split the companies into two
platoCns among the stations.
An infantry regiment bes'Gcs :ae
twelve rifls companies. includes a
headquarters COMPANY of one Captain
and thirty men, band section of
twenty-eight men, machine gun
company of four officers and fifty
three men. supply company of two
officers and twenty-nine men. Gnd
a medical department of five officers
and twenty-one men.
The cavalry squadron consists Cf
four troops of three officers anG sew
enty men each and a Major and Ad:t
Lieutenant; the battalion of field ar
tillery consists of three batteries of
five officers and 1876 men each, a Ma.
Jor and Captain Adjutant.
All information desired with be
furnished by the Adjt Generals Of
flee to those desiring to organize a
unit.
Enlistments are for one year or
three. Three-year enlistments must
be in the ratio of two for each one
year enlistment, and men w.o have
been in the service have the rigit to
enlist for one year.
Officers must ccme erori the guard,
from the reserve, or the retired or az
tive list of the army. navy or marine
corps, or be graduates of military and
naval academies or schools, where
training is required
The Hartford republican., 1919-09-05
2TFORD, OHIO COUNTY, KY, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER s, 1919

which It carried passengers, for
$1,000 per trip.
The machine is a two seated, Curtis
Bi-Plane, equipped with 80 II. f..
motor, sent here by the Memphis
Aerial Company, of Memphis. Tenn,
in charge of Messrs. Joe. Mascari
and w. J. O'Sullivan, who brought
the machine here on it's own power
in exactly 4 hours. flying time.
The two young men in charge &C
the flyer appear to be experts and
know all Of the 'ins and outs" of the
flying game.
The Hartford republican., 1919-09-05
MACCABEE LADIES'
PICNIC A SUCCESS

The Woman's Benefit Association
of the Maccabees, OF McHenry, gave
a picnic in the grove. at Williams
Mine Monday In honor of the return
ed men who have been in service of
the U. S. Eighty-five men in un.
foIms were guests at the elegant din
ner served. through the Maccabee
Ladies By the citizens OF McHenry and
community. Mrs. j. Caskey Bennett,
Commander OF the Association at this
The Hartford republican., 1919-09-05
RECENT COUNTY
COURT HAPPENINGS

Mrs Eva Embry, of BaizetOwn, at
an inquest held Monday, was adjucg-
ed a person. of unsound mind and
committed to the Western Kentucky
Hospital for the insane.
The VIII Of Mrs. Fannie M. Taylor
deceased, was probated Monday. BY
the terms of the will w. s. Tinsley
was made executor without bond.
Mr.. |. T. Stevens of Utica, qualified
as guardian of Anton Colon Stevens
The ward resides In Colorado and
guardian was appointed here that
legal business could be properly at
tended to.
The Hartford republican., 1919-09-05
THE POWER OF RIGHT
An Analysis of The Coming CAMPAIGN
In Kentucky

! The writer begs of those who will
read this little statement to forget
for the moment the everyday aspect
Of the business of electing public
servants, and to incline the thought
for just ashort while to the deeper
things concerned in this most import
ant function of government.
After all, government is but ar
expression of the better human tend
oncv to do good. # is but the reali-
zation of "the greatest good for the
greatest nuraber." Government
su.nmed up. is simply a great mental
machine. designed to generate and
disseminate Improvement
The reader need not think the e
arguments are visionary and chimeri-
cal fantasies if he will dwell upon
this thought:
The worlds made up of two pow
erful beliefs, the greater, God; the
lesser, evil, otherwise known as Wick
edness, Deceit, Darkness, Lies and
Sian lor.
And from this thought we drift
back into this matter of government
Can you conceive in your minds eye
government-a government design
ed alone for public good-can you
conceive such a government aligned
with that power of darkness? Realiz-
ing first the basic purpose of govern
ment, to spread good, can you pic
ture IL hand-in-hand with that power
of evil, or wickedness, of deceit, of
SANDER? Can you, for the fraction
of a second, imagine al agency of
good-and that is government as
sociating itself with other :han the
highest principles of right and good
purpcse!
Is not your mental picture Of a
linked with that power #
Good, and its companions. Cicanli-
ness. Uplift, Understanding?
Men of the noble State of I'ei.tr'-
ky, you Of the toiiin,s> >c'ty. you of the
land made fertile by your sweat, you
of the hills and valleys, all of you
whose very will is the Roc< urGn
which our government is built. this
is call to you. Harken:
Que of his quiet home. nestled in
the hills of old Kentucky. there has
come a Man. His right arm Is bar
ed as though for righteous battle
and gripped tightly in his hand is
flaming sword. 1t is the sword of
Right. He is Kentucky's David. and I,
he has come down TO answer the
challenge of the Goliath who has |
sought to defame our State with all !
the power of Evil at his command /
Choose you a man" The forces of |
Good in Kentucky have chosen, and |
they have sent forth their challenger. !
ready to dead, with one mighty |
stroke, the death blow. This man is
clean. lie has no besmlrched record |
Of underhanded deeds, of injustices. !
of robbery. lying, deceit. slander. /
abuse. None there is to bear witness
against him, IT, point at him with ac-
cusing finger. He is Edwin p, Nor
row.
Upright as the Right itself, he !
stands ready for battle. He seeks to
reveal Kentucky in its true light
he light that SO long has been hidden
under the smothering cloak of all
the power of darkness. Il
Kentuckians. here is a man. AS
'emble under his banner. !
The Hartford republican., 1919-09-05
MRS. BLAIR ENTERTAINS
SUNDAY SCHOOL CLASS

Mrs. Abbie Blair entertained hor
Sunday School class, at her home
near Buford, Saturday evening. Aug.
80.
Ice cream and cake were served
to the following guests.
Ocie Newcomb. Edna Bartlett Flo
ra French, Laura Rhoads Laura
French and Geneva Hudson. Homar
Paris, Jinks Blair, Austin Magan,
Johnie Lee Parks and Hugh Watson
A joyful time was spent by all
The Hartford republican., 1919-09-05

place, who organized the Macabc1
Ladies at McHenry was also an honor
guest on this occasion. A large crowd
was present and we'll entertained by
two g}oG bands, base ball etc. Qui'e
tidy sum was realized by the good
ladies of McHenry, all of which will
go for Nhe benefit of their Associa-
tion.
The Hartford republican., 1919-09-05
MARRIAGE LICENSE
SINCE LAST REPORT

Barnie Wilson, Horse Branch, to
Stella Quisenberry. Olaton.
Bennie Bell, Whitesville, to Lois
Mason, Steff.
Kelly Pierce, Rosine, to Ella Allen.
Fordsville.
V. S. Moore. Beaver Dam. to Millie
Grove. Renfrow.
George Grove. Baizetown. TO Duma
White. Baizetown.
Iva Patton, Olaton, to Eunice Will
sor. 0laton.
Stanley Lilies. Renfrow, to Mari ;
Embry. Renfrow.
The Hartford republican., 1919-09-05
AMERICAN DELEGATES
spent S47,lOQ.5I0
Presidents Report Shows
Paris Peace Conference
Costly One

Washington. Sept More light
was thrown on the character of tho
expenses of the American delegates
to the Paris peace conference I'm Pres
ident Wilson's report to Congress to-
day on the expenditures under his
$5O.OO0.00O national security and
defense" fund for the fiscal year end
ing June 30, 1919.
Bernard NJ. Baruch'e trip to Parie
last February. for instance. cost the
government $150.O00. according to
the Presidents report. Five other
allotmcnts for peace conference work
- outlined in the report ranging from
$50 900 to $500,C coo. bring the total
expended from the Presidents per
sonnal fund for negotiating peace up
20 S1,57C,00O.
Give Detail Allotmcnts.
The latter allotments were:
November 22, to the state depart.
ment for preparation for the peace
conference 100000.
November 80. to the State Depart
ment for political intelligence serv-
ice at the peace conference $4,000
December 2, to the War Depart
ment for the expenses OF General
Churchill and party at the peace con-
ference. $4,000.
General Churchill is chief Of TIE
Military Intelligence Bureau.
Decmeber is. tc the State Depart
meEt for the American commission TO
negotiate peace 100000.
In his request to Congress last
week for a deficiency appropriation of
SS25,000 to cover expenses Incurred
in yhe peace negotiations. the presi-
dents letter showed that the expendi-
lures for this purpose had amounted
to about S2.00J, 900. II was not made
clear in 1is rerort today whether tie
items now mentioned were included
IN tie previous total or are additional
to that figure.
Want Details Of Expenditures.
The House Appropriation Commit
tee will go into this phrase of the
matter when they call witnesses to
give details of the expenditures. The
committee does not plan, however, to
call the President to testify. Chair
man Good stated. He is expected to
send a representative to confer with
the committee.
The Presidents report reached the
Capitol few hours after the House
had received favorable report from
the appropriations committee ON a
resolution by Representative Gould.
of New York. asking the chief oxecu-
tive for an itemized statement show
Presidents personal funds of $780,
600, ,0O0 for the fiscal year of 1918,
and the $50. 100000 fund for 1919. /
Only 4 partial report has been sub
mitted on the 500. 200 900 fund.
This was received last December
In laying the report before the
resolution had been brought to the at ,
House Chairman Good said the Gould
tention of the White House and the ,
treasury department immediately
when 1t was introduced on May 10 /
He was promised full reports from !
tire to time. he stated. but not until /
afte' the conn ittee had reported out ,
the resolution this morning did the
report on the $50, 900 900 come for
ward.
Mr.. Good said he understood the re-
port ON the 800. 900 fund would
be submitted at an early date.
The report on the $50. .000. 900 fund
shows that s47,1OO,57O.71 has been
expended, leaving a balance of $2,-
SOS, ,52929.
The Hartford republican., 1919-09-05

For sale-lO00 oatalpa fence
posts.
A. WI LOGAN.
JOt2 u Hartiord, KY.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-12-03
G o N v o G A r e

Societatea romina de ajutor 81
eultura DIR. Epaminonda Luca-
ciu 81 Treicolorul Romin" din a
urora, ILL.,. convoaca pc toti mem
bril- sal din loc, precum 81 pc Gel
din Plano 81 NapeNille, Ill, de a
lua parte la sedinta societatii lu-
nara, care Sc va tinea Dumineca,
7 Decembrie 1919, a orele 2 p.
m. La ordinea zilci vom avea CO.
lectarea 'banilor pcntru cotele liz
mare 81 calendarc. Asemenea vom
avea darea de seama 81 alegerea
de functionari pc periodul prim
al anului 1920. Sedinta Sc va IT,
nea in localul societatii din 224
N. Broadway, Aurora, ILL.,.
In numele societatii DIR. Epa,
minonda Lucaciu 81 Treicoloru,
Romin'' din Aurora, ILL.,:
Prezidiul.
(S2-83)
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g o N v o c A R E

Societatea romin de ajutor ST
cultura ,.Desteapta-te Romine''
din De-roit, Mich, convoaca pe
tdti meml Ri sal lua partc lii
adunarea generala lunara, care
va avea loc Dumineca, 7 Decem-
brie 1919, la orele 2 p. m., in hala
din Chene 81 Monroe Avenue No.
CSC. La ordinea zilei avind mai
multe chestii de rezolvat sEnt
rugati staruitor toti fratii mem
bril- a lua parte. Tot odata f,ecarc
membru este rugat a-si achita ,oa
Ite repartitiile restante fata de
'societate pima la adunarea din 81
,Decembrie 1919.
In speranta ca vom Fl ascuhati
am ramas salutindu-va fratestc.
In numele societatii ,,Desteap
tate Romine'' din Detroit, Nj
chigan:
Prezidiul.
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G o N v o G A r E.

Societatea romina de ajutor 81
cultura ,,Furnica" din Toledo,
Ohio, convodca pc toti membrii
sal lua parte la adunarea gene
rala,. care Sc va tinea Duminecd
II Decembrie 1919, in hala j
Krusavsky din POOP Front Street,
Sedinta Sc va deschide la orele
1.3O dupa ameazi.
La aceasta sedinta sunt rugati
toti membrii a lua parte, att ce
din Monroe, Michigan, Fremont
Ohio, cit 81 cei din loc, caci avenl
tare multe lucruri importante dc
rezolvat pentru binele 81 main.
tarea societatii noastre.
Tot la aceasta adunare va Fl 81
alegerea nouilor functionari pc
periodul prim al anului 1920.
Acei membrii care vor lipsi de
la aceasta adunare vor Fl amen.
DAFT conform statutelor.
In numele societatii ,,Furnica
din Toledo, Ohio:
George Tescula,. pres
Petru Popp, secretar financiar
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-12-03
A SUFERIT De ZECE AMI
De DURERI De STOMAC.
Acum Sanatos. Are Excellent
Apetit. Maninca Fara Erica.

Am fost 'bolnav un lung timp
Am avut constipatie, indigestie
diferite dureri 81 suferinte. Sin
gele a. inceput Sc de3ina rau )
receam usor. Am incercat diferl-
te remediuri, 81 am fost la cei maj
buni medici, insa mimic nu mia
aJutat. La urma am devenit atit
de slab inclt nu am putut lucra 81
asa de nervos incit nu puteam
durmi. Am deyenit dcsperat 81 nu
Stiam ce Sc fac. Insa prin un no
roc, am auzit desprc ceaiul de bu-
ruiene a lui st. Bernard 81 am in
ceput sal intrebuintez. in scurt
timp m am simtit mai bine 81 a.
cum sunt Gu totul bine. Acest ceai
IN a curat No. 3-5 Dee J
Deci, daca cineva dintre d-trl
nu bine, orr are dureri de sto-
mac. rarunchi orr intestine. atunri
intrebuinteaza Ceaiul st. Bernard.
Este placut la gust 81 lucra de
IMMUNE.
Trimite S106 pentru un pachet
orr $500 pentru 8 pachete pc acea
Ct y a1rpS9
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G ON v o G Ar E

Societatea romfna de ajutor 81
cultura Romano Carpatina"
din Cleveland, Ohio, convoaca
We toti membrii sal din comite
a lua parte T. sedinta de comitet
care Sc va tinea Vineri, 5 Decem-
brie 1919, la orele Z seara in ha-
la societatii.
Find in ajunul adunarei ge-
nclale de 6 luni, de neaparata
trebuinta sa fie toti membrii CO.
Ia:tetului de fata.
In numele societatii ,,Romana
Carpatina" din Cleveland. Ohio !:
Nick Moldovan, presedinte
Anton, Marian, secretar.
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1O7
MAI fNTREBUINTAT
NICI ODATASLOAN'S?
Tinc-1 la indcmIpd ca Sc prOmOveze
prompt uSuraren durc-
rilOr reumatice.

@ind d-ta sti ce poate face Sloan =
I l.iniment, dupa cum mil de bar
bait 81 femei din toata lumea site,
d-ta, de loc IL vel tine 4
vel intrebuinta pentru acele jun
ghluri reumatice" ca sa-ti usureZe
spatcl" ce te doare. musculatUra in
tepenita 81 contazunile dureri de
tot felul, ST urmarie expunere
la numai putnel, pune-l farm sc
freci. In curind patrundc. impr ietio
congestia, aducind usurinta bine
cuvintata partii afectate
De trei marm = 35c roe, $1.i0
Fiecare druggist il are. Daca nu am
dori ca sal stim numele.
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200 dc fOtografii din riizbOiu dcosc-
bite costa numni $500.
La feI aNem ~ aite fOtoGrafii foarte
interesante pcntru Stere~cOp. o ca
LATOR!E IN JCRUI LuNII. $40 fOto-
grnfii deOsebite din tOntc partilc lu-
mil costa numai 800. Sntisfnctin c
Earantata.
Nj me- trinitc toti bnnii. trimitc nu-
mai %i.Oo 81 rcstuI il vel plati cind pO-
stnrul ii Va aGuce pachctul acasa.
M intfrzia. trimite cOmanda All la
BAZAAR CO.. DEPT. I'M.
34 East eth str, New York, n. y
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In juru| |unliii Gu.
nlICi Che|tuie|i.

Vrei ca "a vezi cum s'au dat mari
le 1upte in Franta. Rusin. Italia. Ga
litia. BeIgia. KOminin. PolOnia, Serbia.
UDgarin 81 Turcia: Nrei Sc vezi cum
aeroplaneIe au luptat i'm aer. Nrei So
Nezj cum SubmarincIe an luptat sub
apn. TOatc aceStc L. pOti vetlea chinr
la d-ta acasa. pc Spesc fOarte mici.
NOi am primit muItim dc fOtOgrafil
din razboiu pcntru StcreScOp. U-3)
Cind privesti la aceste fOtOgrafii
prin StercscOp. i.i inchipuiesti c; erti
in Iuptele ncutaIc. privind Gu Ochii
proprii. SterescOpui duph cum Nezi
mai Jos costa numai %l.Oo.
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St. BERNARD GARDENS, D. 16
NEW ORLEANS, LA.

si-ti vor trimite ceailll cu instruc-
til cum sal intrebuintezi. Bani'
ti-se vor trimite indarat daca
mutt ajuta. Sa plateste ca sal ia
cerci. { Adv. J
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G o N V o G A r E

Societatea ,,romina de ajutor 81
cultura ,,Desrobirea Neamului
Rom1nesc' din Warren Town
ship, Ohio, convoaca pc toti mem
bril- sal lua parte~-la adunarea
generala lunara, care sc va tinea
Dumineca, 7 Decembrie 1919, in
renumita hala a d-lui Manasa.
Sedinta Sc va deschide la orele !
p. nj. La aceasta sedinta suht
rugati lua parte toti fratii
membrii. Nici un membru nu va
fl SQUAT, afara de cei bolnavi
La aceasta sedinta intre alte pun
cite importante la ordinea zilei
va Fl 81 darea de seama a secre-
tarului 81 casierului pc luna No.
embrie 81 luarea masurilor ncce,
sare pentru un local al societatii
81 totodata 81 alegerea nouilor
functionari pc periodul prim al
anului 1920.
Deci nici un frate membru sd
|nu lipseasca de la aceasta adu.
|iarc importanta.
/. numele societatii ,,Desrobi-
rea Neamului Rom1nesc'' din
Warren Township, Ohio:
Nicolae Stan, presedinte.
vasile Cernea secretar.
.(a0 03l
The Fayette falcon. (Somerville, Tenn.) 190?-current, 1919-11-28
Constipation

Most laxatives and csthartics afford
only temporary relief and should be
used only for that purpose. When you
want permanent relief take Chamber
lain's Tablets and be careful to OBJ
serve the directions with each package.
These tablets not only move the bowels,
but improve the appetite and strength
en- the digestion. adv.
The Fayette falcon. (Somerville, Tenn.) 190?-current, 1919-11-28
With Three-Point Cantilever
Springs New Overland 4 Seems to
"Sail Over The Roads,

TINE new Three Point Cantilever
Springs Of Overland 4, BY their special
construction and design, protect car and
passengers from ordinary road jolts. Bump
ing, twisting, swaying and vibrating are
wonderfully lessened. The blows OF the
road seldom reach you. There is less ten
dency to bodily fatigue after long rides.
The springs of Overland attached at
the ends Of a l3c inch Springbase give the
riding comfort and road steadlness hereto
fore possible only with cars of long wheel
base and great weight, yet Overland retains
the light weight and economy advantages OF
1OO-inch wheelbase.
The Fayette falcon. (Somerville, Tenn.) 190?-current, 1919-11-28
0rove.s TasleIess cl.llI TonIc

restores vitality and energy BY purifying and en-
riChlne the bloOd. You can soon feel its Strength
-Aine. InvlsOratins Effect. Price eoc.
The Fayette falcon. (Somerville, Tenn.) 190?-current, 1919-11-28

Ths Cuisine That Doss Net Aiset The HssO
Because Of lie tonlc and laxative effect. LAxA-
i've BROA0 QUIElEE 0abietsl can Be taken
BY anyone Without causing 'nefvOasness OF Fineins
10 the head E.M. GROVES signature 90 box soe
.-il1tIAen I'll isgai~SH
The Fayette falcon. (Somerville, Tenn.) 190?-current, 1919-11-28

Three-Point Cantilever Springs protect
the car from the hammering and wear of road
blows. They lengthen its life and reduce
upkeep costs.
Equipment of Overland Ais dependable
and complete from Auto-Lite Starting and
Lighting to TillotSon Carburetor.
100000 miles of test have made the
suength and endurance OF this carNa matter
of record
See Overland 4 at the first opportunity.
Ask for booklet. Overland 4 Touring, S845;
Roadster, S845; Coupe, Sl325; Sedan, Sl375.
Prices (. o. b. Toledo.