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The vidette. (Iuka, Tishomingo County, Miss.) 1912-1967, 1920-01-15
Ny commission expires Jan. It'll, 1923.
Amendment of the Charter Of
incorporation Of the luka
Guaranty Bank.

By virtue Of q resolution Of the
Board of Directors of the Iuka
Guaranty Bank passed at a meet
ing Of said Board Of Directors held
OIL the 18th day December, 1910,
and by virtue Of q resolution pass
cd at stock holders meeting OF
said corporation, the Iuka Guar
anty Bank, at a regular stOckhold-
er's meeting held on the 23ld DAY
Of December, 1919, the Charter OF
Incorporation of the Iuka Guar s
anty Bank, (said Charter being
dated on the 18th day Of March,
1918, and recorded in The Chan
Gerry Clerks Office of Tishomingc
County in Corporation record book
No. / at page 59) is amended so a.
to fix the capital stock of said cor.
poration, the luka Guaranty Bank,
at $25, 200 90 instead of ut SIS,
coo 90, as fixed by the articles OF
incorporation of said Bank as
aforesaid.
Said corporation, the Iuka Guar
anty Bank, shall hereafter have as
the amount of its capital stock the
amountof s25, 900 90.
This the BIRD day Of Dee. 1919.
A. L. JAGOE, President.
/ Attest:
i. II. GAINES, Secretary.
STATE OF MISSISSIPPI,
Chickasaw County,
This day personally appeared
before the undersigned authority,
a. L. Jagoe, President of the luke
Guaranty Bank, who acknowl
edged that he signed the foregoing
amendment to the Charter Of said
corporation, rs his act and deed.
This 9th day of December, 1919
w. Il. ROBERTS, JR.
Notary Pub ic.
STATE of MISSISSIPPI, |
Tishomingo County.
This day personally appeared
before the undersigned authority,
L T. Gaines, secretary of the Iuka
Guaranty Bank, who acknowl-
edged that he signed the foregoing
Defendant,
State Of Mississippi,
| i.homingo County,
Chancery Court
In Vacation 1919.
70 EARTENA DAVIS, Post or
flee Leighton, Ala:
You are hereby commanded tt
/ appear before the Chaucery Court
of said County aud State on tht
second Monday in June, 1920, to
then and there plead, answer or
demur to the bill of Complainant,
Sam Davis, wherein you are De
PENDANT.
This the 10th day of December,
/ 1919. f. A. PAYNE,
1880 Chancery Clerk.
we sell the Singer on small
monthly payments or yearly pay
mants. Singer Sewing Machine CT
We carry full supply of nee lies
oil, shut,les and belts. Sirger Sew
ing Machine CO.. Carinth. Miss.
JOHN WHITE 6 co, ~
Estsbliahe6 ia 1857 S7S NJ ~
Gts-st assortment 80 Y 8 .ssssss 49,
enS tuss eaicS Rcia Ewfg 8. ST sf xSssr5s
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The vidette. (Iuka, Tishomingo County, Miss.) 1912-1967, 1920-01-15

We carry full supply of nee lies
oil, shut,les and belts. Sirger Sew.
ing Machine Co. Curinth. Miss.
The vidette. (Iuka, Tishomingo County, Miss.) 1912-1967, 1920-01-15
$50 Outside the County.

For some time We have bcen con
emplating raising the subscription
orice OFT le Yi,lcite when it isto be
nai'ed t. raries living outside Of
the county, and with-ancther rails
IN postal rates il is absolutely rec
pssary 50 beginning July let the
price Of ,subscrip'ian to The paper
where it goes otytside Of the county
will be $3.50 a year.
The vidette. (Iuka, Tishomingo County, Miss.) 1912-1967, 1920-01-15
Three YEARS WITHOUT hope
Story Of Sickness Suffering with Final Return 10 Health
IL VIII do you good to read il

No matter how long nor how much You have
suffered, do not give up hope. Do not decide
there is no help Ter yon. There Is. Make up
your mind to get well. You can. There is
remedy in which you may place full reliance
as did Mrs Rozalia Ksnia OF 80 Silver Street,
New Britain, Conn. This is what she says:
81 had cramps for three years and thought
would never be any better. l could not cat
without distress. Slept with ny mouth open
and could hardly breathe. No medicine helped
me. / had catarrh Of the stomach. Now I
have no cramps and am feeling well arl
healthy. I wish every suffering person would
take pE-RU-NA."
CatarTh effects the r1ucous membranes in
any orran or mart PE,-RII-NA- liz re:-:.lating
The vidette. (Iuka, Tishomingo County, Miss.) 1912-1967, 1920-01-15

YOUR MAIZE AND ADDRESS on postal
card viii secure absolutely FREE 10 cent
package of PIONEER HEALTH HERBS
old-time herbal compound. For constipation
complaints. malaria, kidney trouble: purifies
blood. tones System. Ncers you well. Accent
this generous offer NOW. Address z. {.
Iotten; Pioneer Laboratory, 1926 Eleventh
Street Washington, ID. C.
The vidette. (Iuka, Tishomingo County, Miss.) 1912-1967, 1920-01-15

] am agent for Galtney &c Co. G
Jorinth, automobile dealers anC
ready to sell you Ford car now.
r. A. Lone
The vidette. (Iuka, Tishomingo County, Miss.) 1912-1967, 1920-01-15

Singer is the name that stand
or highest quality in sewing ma
hines. No matter what type yot
e1''ire, either round OF long boil
in, you can be suited as to styI
.nd price. The quality OF the ma
,hine is always the same-BES1
'ingsr Sewing Machine Co. Corint.
Iiss.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-06-10
= q . 77as o .'-.!y.1 i.-1sti.
Az ANNOYING ;PAssTIaIIEE. sss,.t
One Of the mean instincts Of cor


One of the mean instincts OF cor
lrpt human nature is a propensity
generally on the part; Of the young
and thoughtIess . to , destroy IN. the
pleasure Of others. Many youths can
rot afford an automobile or bicycle
Z and some of Their genus are wont
10 deprive more fortunate ones OF
the enjoyment afforded by these
modern vehialss. q - ]:
Several boys, most of thsnS en-:
ployed BY the Western UTion Ts e.
graph Company coaplai'Sed 50 the
authorities Yesterday That The tires
Of their wheels had been punctured
by tacks placed on King street by
n,ischievous zboys. : One Of the
youngsters was identified ana made
to pay the damages. Others who
have been engaged in this pastlme
are to be dealt with later,
A few nights ago an automobile
was stopped en- Cameron street. In
short. time a large tack was
driven into one of the tires.
Spreading Of tacbs on King street
has been for something a taEorite
diversion for, some govrgsters who
derive qualification from inter-
fering with tft pleasure of others.
Several mornings ago broken glass
twas seen on>&s well patronized thor;
oughfare The glass mad evidently
been placed in the street for the
purpose Of damaging *.aut'mobile
tires. =
The law makes it a.misdemcanor
70 east glass. wire ,or anything llkt-
~ to cause damage to bicycles. au-
tomcbiles CT motorcycles. and boys
who are allowed to engage in such
pastime<, when identified, will DC
brought into. the Polices Court and
their parentFmadc to pay the dam
ages they may cause. : ~
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-06-10
CONTRASTEDssEXpE !,

Gettin" nominated for Congress
Is cheap. DESPITE the primary sys-
TEN. according TO expense>-'state-
ments fileS b@ candidates with ~
Ter Page, clerk of the House Of Rep
resentativcs An about thirty States.
apparently itscosts nothing, :for, not
single statement has been filed
from there. .Fhis condition is sworn
to be true IN numerous congress
siona! diStrictssof many Of The other
states. - -
The admissd costs range from,
a cents 10 5000 Henry .jl!S Sur y :
an Indiana yDemocrat, wrote; -
couple of letters. 7thce the HG3aA1l]tss '
item. while E.2W. Rothrock. a p9RRJ
sylvan;a Republican, spent the
5000. othsss candidates, scattered
throughout tbs country. place the,
cost at so cents to asfew' ,huf1ttd or
thousand dollqrs
Among the States fropi which. 20
statements hst't been filed are Geor-
gia, louisiana South Carolina, Ten
nessee and Nhginia.
Many years. ago y spirited con-
test took plaef, between two opuient
English,nen fdr a seat in the British
House Of Commons The success
full candidates. according to his ex-
hibit, spent sSfty thousand dollars.
for positoass+ which pays nothing.
His competitor, wlro:weng'iiawn 81
defeat, spent forty tbcusandtr ,iellarS,
About 4 century ago q deadlock
occurred in oiA' Of The ,alf:al Sections
of England When attempts were
made to nonstlrate = ean'iidaoc for.
the House OF commons II became
necessary to lEing;m dark; horse.
and a Southwark brewer, known. as
John Elwes,s a millionaire, was
named. He was Of miserly instincts
ana had nevef.been knownSto spend
a cent for personal comfort IN his
life. Elves agreed TO run provided
ne would not be required + spend
money. This was agreed TO. Dur,
ing the campaign however. it be-
came necessary for the candidstento
take dinner at a certain tavern.
This cost him shilling twenty
four ccnSs) He was elected after
this modest expenditure.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-06-10
POPE .SkID TO BE ILL
P&rtiff Declared to be Unable
IL: Perform Duties in the
~Eutican

Paris. June-.10.-The Pope has
been suddenly 4aken III and his con-
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-06-10

news being
receiver here Tuesday from DR. Batsini the
s=unbe in an"ef'rt to- a'0s
eports declat
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-27
QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS

won by the two academies. They have
met % times, each has won II games
the contest in 1905 resulting in a tied
score
@. What Is meant BY srThe Prison
ers' BfbIesp F. Z. III.
A Probably you refer to a deck Of
playing cards, which a British pris-
oner explained took the place Of n
Bible TO him IN this fashion. Ace, one
God; deuce, Father and Son: trey, the
Holy Trinity; four spot evangelists.
Matthew, Mark. Luke and John: five
spot. the wise and foolish virgins; six
spot, the day on which the world was
finished. seven spot, the sabbath day;
eight spot eight persons saved from
the Hood; nine spot, nine lepers who
returned 10 worship; ten spot, the
commandments; queen queen OF She
ba. who sought after wisdom; king,
the king Of Kings; knave, the man
who arrested Simon.
@. Whist Is a turnpike roadf c. s.
A turnpike received its name from
the fact that e formerly had turn
pixies established upon It, where tolls
were collected.
O. How many fhenters and moving
picture houses are there in the United
stafesf D ~. v.
A. There are about 10000 theaters
and over 5000 motion picture houses
In this country al present
O. How can I find out how many
amperes Of electricity an are lamp
VIII consume in an hourf r. @. c.
A. The bureau OF standards says
the ampere IS the unit OF current Arc
lamps for street lighting are usually
made to take either 80 or Sc ampeTes.
Some types take TO- amperes. It is
NECESSARY to measure the actual
amount taken with an ammeter.
O. What place Is the fnrtheEt below
sea leFelf A. ". p.
A The geological survey says that
the Dead sea in Palestine IS the low
est point, being 1890 feet below sea
level.
q. Where Is the Oldest university
in the voridf d. S.
A El-Azhar, translated the Re
splendent a university situated IN
Cairo, Egypt, whose history can be
traced to go, Is probably the Oldest
university in the world.
fAuy reader can get the answer 20 any
question BY writing The Herald Informa-
ton Bureau. Frederic J. Haakln. director.
Washington, D. c. The bureau cannot
give advice on legal. medical and finau-
cial matters It does not attempt 70 set
tie domestic troubles. nor 20 undertake
exhaustive research on any subject write
your questions plainly and briefly. Give
fun name and address and z1cloHe two
cents IN stamps for return postage. All
replies are sent direct 10 the lnquirerJ
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-27
San Luis Potosi Mines
Close For LACK OF Euel

San Luis Potosi. Mex Dec. 27.-
The Santa Maria de Ia Paz Mining
company has suspended operations at
All mines. This IS the most important
industry Of the kind IN this district
and thousands Of miners are laid Off
Santa Ana La Purisimas Dolores and
other producing mines have been
closed down for several days. At the
Charcas camp. in this state. all mines
have closed down.
Operators OF these camps claim that
IL the government VIII arrange to
supply them with the necessary
amount Of OIL coal and coke, OF make
IL possible for them to receive prompt
~, they viii be able to resume opera
lions regardless Of the low price OF
silver and copper.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-27

from persons who hold authority are
especially fortunate.
Il Is most favorable time for all
who expect rewards for past services
or appointments to political office.
An appointment TO a foreign post
Is foreshadowed for a Judge OF the
middle west, which now comes under
a sway that IS very favorable.
Many changes are again indicated
for the army and navy. A naval Of
ficer viii be chosen for a distin-
guished mission, the seers forecast
saturn and Uranus are in aspects
read as foreshadowing clashes be-
tween the past and present ideals OF
Craftsmanship. Heated discussions are
foretOld for congress.
Persons whose birthdate IL is
should not Journey or make any
great changes in their business or
domestic affairs
Children born on this day viii be
generally successful in all undertak-
ings and VIII rise rapidly in business
affairs. They are likely TO have
great charm OF manner and TO make
friends easily.-Copyrigh 1890. by
the Mcclure Newspaper Syndicate.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-27

A BOUT twice a day get a letter
n from some one who Is just plain
unhappy" Life is drab for Jane
OF John. Nothing happens 70 add a
touch OF rose color to The dishwater
gray OF existence. And with a cry
Of WEAKNESS Jane OF John shrieks
out at me plea to find a way out
OR-And that -or" IS 2 threat 20 let
go the reins. stop trying to be good
give Il all up as bod job
Before I 60 into The matter OF llets
saw Jane, ] want 70 tell you a tiny
happening Of today. There came TO
me in a bit OF distress our competent
and likeable head stenographer. She
needed the address OF an author And
she had no data other than the
Woman's name. failed TO produce
any Information concerning what the
woman had written, but suggested
that at lunch time I'd stop IN at one
OF our big book shops and ask FOR
information.
said Anna: Perhaps I can save you
the trouble by telephOning."
Within five minutes a beaming
young woman stopped at my desk and
informed me that she had the writer
country home address (Yes, we'd
looked In the telephone book, before
despairing OF finding out for our
selvesl.
Thank you so much" cried Anna
in her warm, friendly way. u
thought you'd be able to help me-"
Smiling gratefully she departed to
tell some one else how I'd helped her.
OF course, I'd done nothing chance
suggestion had worked. But Annals
viewpoint did It all She felt gratir
tudei beamed gratitude, expressed IL
too And I had q nice. warm coy
feeling that I'd really done something
for one OF my fellow workers.
I'm sure for Anna and me The day
had particularly rosy hue-al made
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-27
For Real Pleasure Do A Good Turn

up for blue skies and golden warmth
and great good viii
ANY one may illuminate a day with
the elements that went TO make up
our delight. Gratitude, graciousness
those were the things Anna brought
to the occasion. 1t doesn't matter
that the gratitude was for the meresi
trlfie She felt good viii coming
from me to her. She gave out good
C,hancss to do tiny things for folks
are coming along all the time To
look for them. 20 seize upon them.
to make them an opportunity Tor
self-forget fulness, ls 70 insure Ger
tain warm glow that's bound TO put
to flight all the miasnas and clouos
OF ordinary events
II Jane win forget herself some
particularly gray and dull day and
just hunt around for an opportunity
to make some one else forget the
color or the scheme OF things. she g
likely TO find that there's no one FOR
whom she'd done so great q service
as just Tor herself
The folks who are gracious and
sweet make every one else happy.
But how much chance DO you sup
pose there Is for them to be miser-
able2
Suppose some one offers you his
place in a line at q crowded box
officer Isn't that enough TO make
the world seem pretty good place
Suppose a street car conductor care
fully helps of a Withered little old
lady or a tiny hoy-lsn't that a proof
that The old world Is fine placer
To see kindness or to do Il is a
real joy. To feel that some one has
been helped a bit because you are
there at the psychological moment
Is a wonderful satisfaction. There's
nothing FINER than a bit OF service
IA HIaaH HanN
gracefully Is 10 make life worth
while.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-27
HOROSCOPE


WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER -, 1920
A sTROLOGERs read this as an un-
n certain day. Although Mercury,
Jupiter. Saturn and Uranus are
strongly adverse.
It IS a sway under which the news
papers should profit through some
sensation. Advertising IS subject to
the best influences making for IN
crease Of patronage and constantly
widening demand for publicity.
Merchants a u q manufacturers
should profit by this direction OF
the planets.
The sun seems 10 indicate that
power viii remain among the posses
sors OF large wealth, for they will
adjust their policies to ueW-era de-
mands, the seers declare.
This is an suspicious sway for all
who prepare for large activities in the
coming year. 1t is most helpful to
initiative Of every sort.
All who seek employment or who
desire to better their financial con-
dition VIII do wen TO make the most
Of this days opportunities.
According TO ancient lore this
should be a particularly lucky day for
the giving OF presents. Bestowals
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-27
How To Marcel

On Board-Bound for Home.
ONE Of the things learned while
was abroad was exactly how to
marcel the hair so that &c would
not look too stiff and yet so II would
have the smart wave that many peO-
pie find quite becoming.
It is exceedingly difficult to marcel
properly and frankly I do not know
whether any Of NY readers can ac-
complish il or not The first thing to
do is TO buy a fairly large curling
iron You may have to pay anywhere
from IS cents to s1.50 for one, and II
you are fortunate enough 70 have
your house wired for electricity you
may even want to spend $500 or $500
Tor an electric iron, the heat OF which
can be regulated.
The first thing 10 do in marching
the hair is to lift up a portion Of
what might call the top layer Of the
hair with a comb; run the iron under
this with the outer part OF the tougs
underneath; then when you snap the
tongs against the hair, give them a
little twist so that the hair held be-
tween the two prongs viii come to a
little ridge open the prongs OF the
iron and move them down along the
hair so that when you again snap to-
gether the two prongs you are on the
other side OF this little ridge you have
formed. This makes a little sharp
uuQulaLl0n along the HalE- NOW e4lue
the tongs down about an inch OF an
inch and half and repeat, the outer
prong OF your curling iron stiu held
on the underneath part OF the hair so
you can form this necessary little
ridge.
This IS really all there IS in pro
ducing a marcel wave, but this little
is important and viii require a great
deal Of practice. You viii not find il
hard to marcel the sides Of the hair,
but It viii be almost impossible 10 do
the back. The whole secret lies in
pinching the hair into the series Of
ridges which form the marcel. The
first day OF any marcel Is not so
pretty, but as It loosens, the wave be-
gins to grow very attractive
y
Blue Eyes.-A girl Of Is years. five
feet, five inches, IS about correct If
she weighs 10 pounds II your hair
Is a little darker than golden why not
Try to tighten It BY using egg sham
poos and sun baths, and perhaps
hennz shampoos. You can make your
eyelashes longer and perhaps a very
little darker If you viii rub them with
q little castor oil Tbs dark eye
brows and 1ashes could be IN charming
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-27
About Broadway Plays And Players

Anew YORK. Dec. 27.-Advices from
IN Kansas City say the Equity dep
utT with the G.. H. Anderson
.-F'rir0iitiesn at the Shubert theater
closed the show after the first act
Saturday night because OF unpaid
salaries. Efforts to get in touch with
lIr. Anderson who was IN the 1ar
west failed. The audience rece .Teu
its money back
Homer Barton has explained IN a
letter why the Equity does not favor
actors giving touring managers
gan bling cooperation referred TO
recently in this column
The reason the Equity has being
and breathes." writes Homer, is to
keep the theatrical business from
going back into what It always has
been-'a gamble II was a gamble
with the cards stacked against the
actor, who suffered all the losses Of
the small manager, but never re-
ceIved any OF the reward outside OF
his salary. Only a few years ago it
was a common sight 70 see an 'ad' in
the Clipper or Billboard that ended
Make il low, as you get it. as II it
were a remarkable thing for an actor
10 get his salary. The Equity is try
ing 90 take the gamble out Of the
theatrical world and make II what il
should be-a solid, reliable equitable
business
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-27

This Is the best looking marcel wave.
contrast to your light hair. Have
your physician remove the moles from
the skin; you must not touch them
yourself. II you wish to use cucumber
juice as q bleach you can rub undi-
luted Juice into the skin AZ night and
let 10 dry.
Loraine.-Thers IS only one way 70
remove super1uous hair permanently
from the face and that Is to have
electric needle treatment
II Mrs Anna FRANKIE, Tyler Hotel.
Jefferson Street, viii send me the
name Of the city where she resides. 7
viii send her the formulas she re-
quested- 7 am sorry that the name Of
the city has been lost, and her en-
velope says only city"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-27
Reflections OF A Bachelor Girl
b. HELEN ROWLAND.

WHENEVER a pretty girl runs her
w fingers through his hair, some
how a cautious bachelor can't
help thinking Of what happened to
The basets brand Of ingratitude is
that Of the woman who borrows your
powder-rag in order to make herself
more alluring 70 your pet man.
A man may be too skepticnI to
believe in heaven and too cynical
TO trust a vFOmans but he viii
never fail 10 listen with child
like credullty to the barber who
paints the glowing virtues Of
magic hair tonic.
=
Living your whole life without love
is like sitting through a banquet
without an appetite; everything
seems so fiat. insipid and uavorless.
Up to 30, man spends his time in
making rash and foolish blunders5
from 30 to so in trying to unmake
them; and all the rest OF his life in
Dragging about them
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-27

great deal more attention than in
summer
Abe Smothsrs, who has recently
moved TO HogVillo from over about
Bear Ford, made application for mem-
bership in the HoETilla Elddling band
and got black-balled by this staunch
musical organization Il got wis
pered around that Abe did not chew
tobacco and &c is believed this had
something 20 do with his being barred
from the band.
The Bear Ford. preacher in his SER
mon last Sunday night, asserted that
getting rid Of liquor has failed 20
save the men Of this community; that
they are going to run right On into
he'll by the momentum gathered while
they did have whisky.
The Mail Carrier says the people on
his route seem 20 think he gets paid
for a lot Of things he does not
The postmaster feels almost as
sured he viii be reappointed post
master az no one else here Is quail
lied FOR the JOB and DC would be an
insult 70 the integrity OF this COM
munity 20 import a foreigner for the
place.
Miss Petunia Belcher says one might
not think it by looking at her. but she
has lots to be thankful for. Cape
Allsop. who has gone with her a few
times, cannot think what 1t IS.
Dan Hooks says that whenever you
see Bin Hellwanger's whiskers NOV
ms you may know he is either talking
or the regular wind Is blowing.