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MRS. YEAMAN
GOES 10 CASPER

Mrs. T.. c. Yeaman departed satur-
day for Casper. Wyo:. TO visit her
son Earl.
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NOTICE OF AoJusrmENr eAy

NOTICE OF ADJUSTMENT CAV.
Estate OF Lester A. Watson, De.
ceased
All persons having claims against
said estate are hereby notified 10 pre-
sent them for adjustment TO the
county Court OF Fremont County. Col
orado. on the tst day Of Nav. 4 %
1920
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NOTICE or APPLICATION no ITIsE
STATE LAND.
OF The state Hoard OF Land
CommisHionors.

Denvcr. colo. Apt1 .. 1920
netcs ir hereby given that q A.
paNi' colorado has made appiil- .,Ssn
No. B-lb3e TO lease tile roiic,vf6ra l. ~,
suribad school lands. situate in ~ III m,
county, Colorado to-prlt:
Range 2 Enrt. - ~ ~
Notice ~ furthcr hereby given that
ull persons desiring To- dfs ~ aGuitrs 7
or 70 lease an or any part of fhfs
"a. totaei oi lanh must tile same in this of-
hnpiicg ZION 10 lease tho above de
refihgd lands VIII hc crnHid6rod aftcrl
hegistrr state Board Land conr,ia
alouura
FIRST Pub. April s. 1890.
Last Pub. April 20. 1920.
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First Pub April ]. 1920.
Last Pub April %. 1920.
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BOOSTER" GLASS TO
HAVE A PICNIC

The Booster class of the Methodist
Episcopal Sunday school will enjoy
picnic at Palace cave Friday evening.
The party. including the class of 20
boys and their guests. will number
about 40 girls and boys They will
be chaperoned by Mr. and Mrs. D. C.
Province and Mr. land Mrs. Ellis p.
Wnndfnrd
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NOTICE OF FINAL sgrTLgMgNT.

NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT.
Estate OF William n Fuller. ne
ceased
Notice Is hereby given that on the
first day OF May, 4 d. 1920. the under.
signed viii present TO the County
Court Of Fremont County. Colorado.
her accounts for nnai settlement OF
administration OF said estate. when
and where all persons In Interest nav
appear and object to them. IL they so
desire
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NOTICE OF ADJUSTMENT paY.

NJ OiiSE Or ADJUSTMENT DAY.
Estate OF Archie T. Nelson. Deceased
AZ persons having claims against
said estate are hereby notified 10 ,pra.
sent them for adiustmen; to ts
County Court Of Fremont County. Col.
orado. on the 2fih day Of April. A. n.
1920
EDNA ". NELSON. A
Administrator Of the Estate OF ArchiS
+. Nelson Deceased
First Pub March %. 1920
Last Pub April %. 1920
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DEssA FIff,LrR

Executor OF the last win OF william n.
Fuller. Deceased
First Pub, April !. 1920
Last Pub April 20. 1920.
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lNTER-cHURcH DELEGATES
VISIT THE CITY TODAY

F. A. Grieberg, Enos NJ. Cox and
Walter Hopkins all of Denver, are in
the city to attend the conference of
the Inter-Church World Movement.
which is being held in this city. Mr.
Hopkins addressed the North Canon
hizh school this morning.
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EsTnAY ADvpuTfs,sMr~r

Last Pub. Arril 30. 1890.
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Keep up the little local items In
them you mud the real story They
ten what the people are doine and are
thinking about They tell what the
city people are planting and selling
building and operating, where they
visit and what they think OF other
sections OF the country. You can put
more dependence in the local items in
country newspaper than you can ia
Chamber OF Commerce literature
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is A GUEST AT
THE SHARMAN HOME

Mrs. Roger Means of Saguache is
visiting at the home of her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. A. f. Sharman, on Floral
avenue.
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NOTICE or ,DJrsTuENT nay

irsi Pub March II 1890
asst Pub April Il. 1890
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M'kELLAR BOYS HERE
FROM WESTCLIFFE

r. r. and l. X McKellar OF West
cline are business visitors in the city
LOSERS SELL THE
McLURE HOUSE LEASE
Oliver Loser has sold the Mcclure
house lease to c. L. and G. H. Smitf
OF North Fifteenth street. Messrs
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-11-29

poczaf przygotowany program. Pierw-
sza move OkOlicznoSciowa wyglosil y.
Chilewski, pc MIN przem6wii DR.. l.. o.
strowski, tniedawno przyby1y z Polski,
Et6ry mGwit o stosmkach TAME panu-
jacych. Dalej z kolei przemawiali DIR.
Roman OstrowSki / p. Wojciech Menki-
cki, w~ice-prezeS Macierzy Polskiej a
~nastepnie Choir sw. Cecylii odSpiewai
Pod Bialym Orlem, dziatwa szkolna'
.popisywala sic takze Spiewem Deklama
eye wypowiedziafa pna Chyrcha. Ma "a
ko6czenie urzadzono kolekte ma sail
ma Polski Czerwony Krzya, kt6ra PREY
nioSia sumo $41.1G. PonaIto p0wo&a-
ma zostaia pani Lipinska, kOmisarka
wv. n. p, kt6ra z powOdu zazie6ienia
jakiego sic mabawiia ME mOgfa pre-
mawiaC wobec czego doiohy}a ma po-
wyzszy eel S., co razemf uczyni}o $46.16.
Ma obch6d ten zgromadziia sic licznie
p~ublicznUSC kt6ra 2 uwaga w~ySluchala
programu. u powodu sp6znionej CO.
dziny muSiano kiEka numer0w progra-
mu opuscil. Spiewem BoAe cos Polske
z~akonczono wczorajszy Obch0d. =
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-11-29

mniai prelegent o jencach rosyi-
skich, jake ~cierpienia przechodzic
musieli odcieci zupelnie ID Swiata,
skazani ma Smier6 glodowa. Wielu,
bardzo wielu z mich gineio cd glodu
i chlodu - bez imienia i nazwiska.
Dziekowai Polonii Amerykanskiej "a
pomoc materyalna, jaka niosia ; ME-
sic rodakom ma Syberyi, albowiem
uratowala ona setkA os6b cd glodo-
wei Smierci. Prosi, by ME zapo-
minac D dalsgych ofiar, DO jezeli
kolonie polskie ma Syberyi utrzyma-
ne Sostana, wielka beda pomoca ma
szej Polsce. 2 powodu sp6nionej go
dziny p. Sokolowski zakohczyi swoj
odczyt, kt6rego publicznoSc z uwa-
ga wysIuchala. Ma z~akonczenie Cd
byIa sic kolekta ma rzecz rodakow
ma Syberyi.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-11-29
E
POLSCE.

Londyn. - Dzienniki donosza,
re Tyszkiewicz, charge d'affaireS
litewski W Londynie wystosowa}
do Ligi Narodow diva listy pre-
civ Polsce. Tyszkiewicz insynu-
ujac zwiazek. miedzy dziafaniaml
dywizyi litewsko = bia}oruskiej a
rzadem polskim, zada, ably Liga
Narodow wezwala rad warsaw
ski do poddania tel sprawy pod
arbitraz Ligi. Tyszkiewicz utrzy
mule, re rad litewski posiada
,,dowody" ma otrzymywanie
przez dywizye litewsko = bia}oru-
ska instrukcyi, cd rzadu warsaw
skiego. Dowodow tych naturalnie
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-11-29


Prey suto zastawionych stolach
milej pogawedce naGzwyczaj wesoio
spedzono wiecz6r W gronie 'krew-
przyjaci6i ] znajomych.
Panstwo Jan i Malgorzata Marche-
wka pred kilku dniami o%bchodzlll
zloty jubileusz wsp6lnego pozycia
malzenskiego. q }okazyi tel odbyla
sic W koSciele p. W. sw. Jak6ba W
Hanson Parku, dziekczynna Msza
sw., kt6ra odprawil miejscowy pro-
boszcz X. Franciszek Marcinek, kto-
ry take udzielii jubilatom, b}ogosfa-
wienstwa. Po' nabozenstwie sedziWi
jubilaci W ot~oczeniu grona familiJ-
nego udali sic do m~ieszkania rp. A.
bramskich pnr. $3.50 Mansfield ave-,
gdzie, dzieci i wnukowie skladali sta
ruszkom> ~zyczenia. 0becnych ,byao o.
kolo 40 gosci.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-11-29
0dczyt o Syberyi W Sail
Zwiazku Polek.

wczoraj popoiudniu W sail Zwiazku
Polek odoy4 sic za~powiedziany wiec.
ma kt6rem wygfoSii nadzwyczaj intere-
sujacej treSci referat o Polakaeh ma
Syberyi i Dalekim WschOdzie p. Sta
ntslaw Soko{owSki, delegat Polskiego
CzerwOnego Krzy4a ma Mandzurye. u
pOwOdu. il p. So&Oi0wsG zaproszOnym
byI prze Y. konsultora Ludwika Cru
d~zihskiego do p~rzemawiania ma ObchO
die BistopadOwym W parku Sherman,
przeto wiec byi niecO Op6zniony j "a
MIN preleSent przybyi do sail Zwiazku
Polek, odbyi sic Ola zaSpokojenia ceTpli
vie ~czekajaeej publicznoSci, kr6tki pro
gram, skladajacy sic z deklamacyi 4
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-11-29
Z Obchodu ~Listopado-
wego W Hammond, Ind.

WSp6lny Obch6d Listopadowy urza-
dzily wczoraj popoiudniu p~olaczone TO
warzystwa W SAIL Polonia. Obch6d "a
gail OBJ. NJ. Kowalik, w~yjaSniajac Gel
jeSo a naStepnie powoia} ma przewo-
dniczacego X. se~nccins&ieSQ a ma Sc
kretarza oh. Wladysiawa S~p6jnika. -
Przewodnizacy W kr0tkicSh siowach
przeszeH HISTORIC Polski, poczem roz g
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-11-29
20 zGONIE SIP. X. FELIKSA
tAD0NIA c. R.

w dniu dzfsiejszym rozpoczy-
naja sic ceremonie pogrzebowe
swietej a nieodzaiowanej PANIC
ci X. Feliksa kadonia c. R., pro-
Eesora Kollegium sw. Stanisla-
wa Kostki.
Zwioki zmariego spoczywaja W
jednej z klas ma p~arterze gma-
chu kollegialnego W okoleniu zie
len: ! Swiatei; o godzinie 4-tej
pc poiudniu wyprowadzi je z Kol
legrum do koScioia p. W. Sw. Sta
niSiawa Kostki = X. Wladyslaw
Zapaia, Przelozony Generality
Zgromadzenia Xxx. Zmartwych-
wstancow, bawiacy chwilowo W
Ameryce; asystowac mu beda
przytem X. Tadeusz Ligman, c,
K, rektor i X. Artur Dabrowski
c. r., wicerektor Kollegium /; stu
denci zakiadu vienna rowniez u
dial w wyprowadzeniu zwlok;
w koSeiele Sw. Stanisiawa odpra-
wione zostana Nieszpory zalobne
PREY udziale Duchowienstwa
i organistow. J
Ciaio bedzie Pozostawione
przez noe w koSciele sw 'Stani-
aawa, a jutro, 30-go lis~topada-
Cdbedzie sic pogrzeb.
Zrana o godz. Io-tej rozpo1
cznie sic pogrzeb odSpiewaniem
Wigilii -przez Duchowiehstwo,
kt6rego udziaf spodziewanym
jest bardzo liczny, Sp. Zmariy
bowiem wielkiem cieszyi sic 'sza.
cunkiem i zyczliwoScis Konfra-
fratr6w i wogole wszystkich, CO
GO znali. Pc Wigiliach nastapi
uroczysta MsA Sw. Zaiobna,
kt6ra odprawi X. Franciszek
Gordon, c. r., Delegat General
ny Xxx. Observation-Disclosures ma
Ameryke, PREY asyScie X. rekto-
IA Tadeusza Ligmana, c. R., ia
10 dyakona, i Y. wicerektora A.
Dabrowskiego, c. r., jake sub
dyakona: ceremoniarzami bedq
y. w. Mayer, c. R, i X. F. Kar-
wata, C. R. Kazanie zalobne wy
powie General Xxx. Zmartwych-
wstancow, X. WIadysiaw Zapa-
la. c. R.
Zaraz Z poludnia taStapi wy
jazd z parafii Sw. Stanisiawa ma
cmentarz Sw. Wojciecha, gdzie
zwioki zostana ziozone w grobo-
wcu wspolnym Xxx. Zmartwych-
wstanc6w; kondukt zafobhy po-
prowadzi ma cmentarzu X. &C.
neral w. Zapaia, c. R., a mad
grobem przemowi Y. Delegat
Franciszek Gordon, C. r.
DO licznego udziaiu W obrzad-
kach pogrzebowych zapraszaja
Duchowienstwo Swieckie : Ia
konne, oraz wiernych.
Xxx. Zmartwychwstancy.
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wolnosci prasy i oburzai sig ma
to, re atakuje ona Rad sowiecki,
a popiera natomiast Wrangla. O.
gloszenie tego wywiadu bedzie
prawdopodobnie powodem odwo-
lania Fuerstenberga = Haneckie-
go. rRigasche Rundschau" wy
mienia juz nawet jego nastepce W
osobie Kirowa, dotychczasowego
posfa bolszewiokiego w Gruzyi.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-11-29
NIETAKT PRZEDSTAWI-
E

Ryga. - Przedstawiciel rzadu
sowietow w Rydze, Fuerstenberg
Hanecki, zyd, W wywiadzie u
dzielonym wsp6lpracownikowi
dziennika ,,Socyaldemokrats" pod
daf ostrej krytyce wewnetrzny
ustroj kotwy. Posef bolszewicki
powstawaI zwfaszcza przeciwko
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NOTATKI
OSOBISTE | TOWARZYSKlE.

Pred kilku dniami W domu PIP.
fedora i Salomei Wleklihskich,
Fam. pnr. Alb Cornelia ave, odbyiy
sic zareczyny ich corki Amy z pa
mem Czeslawem Drygas, synem PIP.
Walentego Maryanny Drygas6w.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-11-29

ME przedkiada. Wreszcie donna
ga sic, ably Litwa zosta}a przyje-
ia ma czionka Ligi Narodow.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-09-10

ShovellnG snow, donation OF kind
neighbors Of dollar, purchase Of 81
worth Of chocolate candy. followed n
few hours after consumption by vio-
lent disturbance in the region usually
oucompasScd by q belt, was the ex-
periencc OF Isaac Samelson In his first
money earning plunge
lie was l. years old at the time.
ono Of the heaviest SHOWS OF years had
fallen and Samelson volunteered 10
clear the sid walks, No monetary con-
Sideration was named, but the neigh
bors gave him Il dollar, A straight
line to the corner confectionery at
Fourth and Poplar was his~neXt move.
The sickness lasted many Vours with
the youngStCr afraid TO tell his mother
what was tho cause In fear OF agitat-
ing a disturbance directly southwest Of
the troubled sector
Later Samelsun graduated to the lace
department in the store of J, $. MenkeN
Il Co., where three weeks work told
him that his vocation was not that Of
apneasing the vanity Of women He
then went with Sol Coleman in the
tobacco business where after eight
years he entered business for himself
in tho same stand he now has on Main
street Beginning in a small retail way
he has become tho owner Of the whole
sale and retail tobacco business that
now bears his name
Silver dollars embedded In the floor
caused his store to be a curiosity. These
dollars are still in his possession. His
business dates back to 1881.
Samelson was bern in st, Louis on
Jan. 20, 1858. coming to Memphis when
an infant His hobby Is reading and
amusing his grandchildren.
The same business and the same
struggle to success would be his choice
should he be nogfnitted to live his life
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-09-10
$4,000 IN PRIZES IS
OFFERED FOR CATTLE
Some of Best Animals in
America Will Be Shown.

Believing that the South is the most
fertile field for expansion OF the cat
lie industry. owners of some OF the fin
est herds in America will have their
best animals at the Tri-state fair from
| September 90 to October 2, realizing
that they can find splendid market
once the quality of their herds ts
known. Practically all associations OF
breeders of pure bred cattle have con-
! tributed literally TO the cash premiums
that the Tri, State fair WI give. rae
| total Of cattle awards VIII amount 10
$Sl, 900. the greatest sum ever offered
! by the Memphis exposition.
II viii be n notable Shorthorn snow
| this year. Breeders were so anxious 10
make II big event that they have
cash offered by the fair itself. making
the Shorthorn show a $4,000 event. the
| American Shorthorn Breeders associa-
| ton offered to give as much as the TIL
| State fair and TO this, Southern breed =
ers added $4,000, making up the huge
sum for the breeders to compete for
1t already has attracted country wide
attention
The Hereford show viii be almost as
| great, The American Hereford Breed
ers' association proposed to meet any
premium given BY the the fair and the tot "a
that Southern states will be particularly
strong In the ring.
Competition in the Aberdeen Angus
ring will be for s. 900 in premiums, sup
plcmented by a liberal gift from the or
| gani2ation OF Angus breeders. Incl
| dentally the South has won three in
| ternational grand championships In
| three years in the Angus ring and the
Memphis show will attract lots OF at
tention.
While these breeds will lead in i'm
portance, two other beef cattle viii
round out a great meet The Polled
Durham breeders have a premium list
Of $l,217 to compete for and there is
1884 hung up for the Red Polls.
In the dairy breeds, premiums totaling
$l,170 are offered for tho Jersey win
ners: $3.50 for the Guernseys and ST.
go for the Holsteins.
The American Guernsey Cattle club
Is taking lots of interest In the de-
velopment Of the cattle industry In the
South. on a circuit of Southern fairs
this year IT has given q total OF So
$40 to bring out the best animals. 1t
contributed literally to make the Tri-
State 'air show OF 'GueTnseys good
one. Its activities are indicated In a
report that nearly 400 pure bred Guern-
sey bulls have been sold in Southern
states in the year ending May |. 1t
so happens that eight Of the biggest
fairs In the South this year are dated
without conflict, giving the big breed
ers OF the country a chance to go from
one fair to the other. a feature that
they are not overlooking. The Tri-State
fair Is third on the list and will get
practically all the fine show herds.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-09-10

II YOU would keep your complexion
at its best all the time make der
willo a part Of your toilet as you
now do face powder and note the IA
vorable comments Of your friends
Short sleeves arc now in vogue. use
derwillo TO beauti(y your hands
and arms and protect them from
roughncss and ruddlness, which al
ways follows exposure TO sun. dust
and wind, 1t is guaranteed absolute
~ harmless on the most delicate skin
and will positively not stimulate or
produce a growth Of hair, Give II
thorough trial and you. viii never no
without it, Accept no substitutes as
there Is nothing better" lust as
good" or lust like H."
NOTE-Ask your druggist about der
wilo and he will tell you that he has
never sold any toilet article which has
become SO popular in so short a time.
This ~ due 10 the satisfaction II gives.
u Is guaranteed by every druggist or
department store to give complete Rat.
isfactiuH or they will refund your NOM
/ ey. II YOU don't like 1t take 1t back.
/ Could anything be faircr2 II is sold\at
/ all toilet counters IN this city, nclud.
I ing Hammer Ballard Drug Co., Moseley-
1 Robinson Drug Co. and Wsshburn-
! Lyle Drug Co. adv.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-09-10
MORE THAN SASS Is
GIVEN TOWARD POOL

A total Of S455.71 has been subscribed
60 the Bickford Park wadiug pool fund
according to the announcement made
Fri1ay by the committee in charge. Els.
Inmates submitted show $1,000 is neces.
sary TO construct the pool and It Is an
ticipated that the fun amount viii be
In hand in a short time. s. J. Warner
is chairman Of the committee in charge
and has as his assistants William Lee
Croix. w. A. Hays, G. l.. and J. b.
Barry.
Late contributions are: Previously
reported. $s02.6l; Matt @. Gross,
s2.50; Miss NJ. NJ. Brynes, $500; Ed.
ward Lind, $500; Louis sambucetti.
$1,000; Sam Herman, $500; 7. G. Chan.
dler, 1890: r, w. Slppel. $1,000: Or.
J; w Mason, $500; Henry GetE, $500,
$1,000; Dave Wells, $1,000; A, Gurus,
$500: From friend, 7nc; Mrs. G. II. Guth-
RE. sl.0O: n. Il. Garrett, $500: Mrs
Minnie wilkins, 81 90: George W viii
kins, $2OOi Martha and Dorothy Nc
Wethy, 800 Nellie May, Lillian Kin
Hauser. $500; total. S455.7l
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-09-10

New York, The secret OF beauty
is the proper care of the skin" saws
Miss Nilsson, the popular Metro star.
cit only requires a few moments time
and anyone is more than paid for the
little effort II takes. In tho first place
the skin should be kept scrupulously
clean Use good cleansing cream
tL4ska cold cream | have found to
be the hesO, follow this by bathing
tho face with warm water then rinse
with cold water and dry thoroughly
with n coarse towel After this pro-
cess select a beautifier which In ad-
dition 20 being a beautifier has q heal
Ing effect on the skin. Tho very best
have found for this purpose Is der
willo, as il instantly beauties the
complexion and its continued use
makes the results permanent"
Derwillo takes the place OF face
powder, as II stays on better and "a
wonderful for shiny nose, oily
| dark sallow skin, freCkles. tan,
wrinkles and other facial blcmlshea
| Just make this test: Put dcrwi lilo
on one side OF your face, then look
in your mirror and compare II with
| the other side-yOu viii need no fur
Their argument to convince YOU that
nothing beauties like q rwillo
It imparts a youthful appearance and
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-09-10

tie OF Dodson's Liver Tone, which is
entirely vegetable and pleasant to take
and and Is a perfect substitute for
calomel. 1t Is guaranteed to start your
liver without stirring you up inside, and
can not salivate.
Don't take calomel! 1t can not be
trusted any more than a leopard~or a
wild cat. Take Dodson's Liver Tone
which straightens you right up and
makes you feel fine. Give it to the
children because ii is perfectly harmless
and doesn't grippe. adv.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-09-10
CAL0MEL DANGER
TOLD BY DODS0N
Says You Cannot GRIPPE Scken or Salivate Yourself if
You Take "Dodson's Liver Tone" Instead

Calomel loses you a day! You know
what calomel is, It's mercury: quick
silver Cslomel is dangerous II
crashes into sour bile like dynamite,
cramplng. and sickening you. Calomei
attacks the bones and should never be
put into your system.
When you feel bilious sluggish, con-
supated and all knocked out and be-
ieVe you need dose OF dangerous
calomel just remember that your drug
glst sells for few cents a large bot
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-09-10

to note how the Puritan is dominating
the Celt in many ways In the years
to come the type of The Hub OF the
Universe win be composite Of the
two.
New York will be Semitic. This
tendency Is showing more and more
with tie passing years. The New
Yorker will possess the idealism OF the
Hebrew with his tenacIty and prac-
ticality.".
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-09-10

"Psychology OF individuals il a fas-
cinating study, that OF mobs more so,
hut the psychology OF cities is the most
interesting OF ALI
In the course OF years husband and
wife, by interchange OF thought, grow
10 look more alike than brother and
sister. Cittes--masses OF individuals.
assume individuality. Some Of the
cities show this prominently at the
present time; others are in the forma-
tive stage.
You can walk the streets OF Bos-
ton and pick out every one OF the
Puritans, Formerly THIS type dom
mated the city; now. however. with
the advent Of the large Irish popuia-
ton that type Is becoming more and
more Celtic, although 1t is interesting
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-09-10
STUDENT OF CITIES SAYS
MEMPHIS INDIVIDUALITY
is REVIVED CAVALIER TYPE

"Cties individuality that recognized
declares L. Chaplin
ut the Hotel Gayoso individuality which
repe The Memphis gradually beginning that
Of the old cavalier revived Already chvary
poetic feeling Mmphan
prints OF the galans
and emf may well h Of
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-09-10

again. as he says only the struggle
can give to the man a sense OF ap-
probation for the fortunes he has {"
enjoy in later life.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-09-10
IUKA WOMEN REGISTER.

.lUkA, Miss. Sept. 10. (Spl)-Since
the Tennessee legislature made II pos
sible for women to vote, the women
here are qualifying over so having reg
istered in the past few days.