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Evening journal., 1920-08-16
II. L. FOORD FURNITURE co.
RI. FOORD FURNITURE co.
The LiUing Room EUent
of the Year
RI. FOORD FURNITURE co.

Our entire stock of fine living suites being offered to
you for the third of great sale reductions of not less
than 20 per cent
This comprises wonderful collection of sixty differ
and threepece suites in the latest Styles all OF
which upholstered in the grade of materials
The majority of these suites overstued and upho
Verdure tapestries There also number of hand
suites covered in variety of materials including We
damas In addition these suites there several
especially fine examples in beautiful silk veours
These reductions taken from regular floor prices
already at least rs under the present market
The majority of these suites have been stored in
early spring when they delivered to us by
the manufacturers whom bought them last winter
buying right at the right time about which we told
last week. has made this extraordinary possible
you will have the pleasure of showing these
suites we you will be enthusiastic about them
are We invite a comparison Of values.
Sale prices range from
$23O.75 to $144OOO
R. l. Foord Furniture Co.
FOOrds Fine Furniture
Seventh and Shipley Streets
Evening journal., 1920-08-16
$4,000 NOW FOR
LABOR TEMPLE
First Week of Financial
Drive Brings Support
for Project
$65,O 900 FUND
ISM SIGHT

Ten thousand dollars IN cash and
$4,000 In ploiges were reported at a
meeting OF the labor temple building
committee OF the Central Labor
Union on saturday afternoon by the
two teams recently appointed 60 visit
the afilllated locals and secure back
inS for the project. Those engaged
In the work feel that the $4,000 fund
for the purchase OF the Bulls Head
Hotel viii soon be In hand.
The progress made during the frsi
week Of the drive was most encour-
aging 30 the committee. and the re-
suit OF this weeks continuation OF
the drive is expected 20 greatly swell
The total. as nearly all the organiza-
tions are falling in line and giving en-
thuslastlc cooperation.
One local alone took s6,i00 worth
OF stock in the temple association
and two other locals OF the same
craft contributed 5000. Two mem
etaoimembers Of another organization
who had been named as delegates "a
,their national convention, turned In
allotment amounting 10 81 200
Another meeting Of the committee
will be held next Saturday afternoon
.at Irish-American Hall 30 hear the re-
lports Of the drumming-up teams.
Evening journal., 1920-08-16

guarantee after using 6 to s bottles
Of Hoops Lightning Hair Renewer ali
bald spots will be covered with hair. or
money refunded. Ladies find Lightning
Hair Renewer prevents falling hair and
removes dandruf Edward Martin, West
mont. n. j., under oath, testiies that he
had been hi. years, used bottles
Of Lightning Nenewer and now has
full head OF Mr.. D5n0hue, 1917
Amen street had been bald sew
eral years, use bottles Lightning Hair
Renewer and nov has full head Of hair.
S1-75 bottle. for s., or for 1915.
For sale by druggists. Supplied by "
b. Danforth. wholesale druggist, aud r.
Koop. JIG n Third St. Camden. y. ].
Evening journal., 1920-08-16
WHY BE BALD?'

OcraHc Committee and member OF the
County Democratic Committee.
Evening journal., 1920-08-16

stay. They will make their home in
This city.
Mr. Lydell Is an auditor In the
employ OF the du pont Company,
Evening journal., 1920-08-16

ten several articles for that publi-
ication.
He is qualified lingulst gram
marian and college graduate Ht
wal take up shipbuilding work upon
his return 10 China.
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be any real evidence or spirit force in
the physical phase OF the transaction.
The whole truth must lie in the mes
sage.
Nor does the drivel published In
the past year purporting to be auto
matte messages tend to confirm, as far
as | am concerned, the claim to spirit
ual inspiration. When II comes to d.
rect and definite messages, such as the
one Rosalie showed you, the case alters.
1t is then absolutely question OF We
racity.
Either Rosalie knew, or she did not
know, three things. That you wore a
locket containing picture OF your hus-
band and of your father, that your
father was dead. and that his name had
been Paul Anderson.
I'VE cannot,5tlos the detective work
required to establish the facts. and.
besides, they are OF such a nature that
absolute proof of Rosalie's lack OF
| knowledge is practically impossible to
obtain.
80 we must rely on our own judy
ment. Yours, | believe. is to eXonerate
Resale. So. with one qualification, is
my own. If this young woman has
some special purpose to accomplish big
enough. in her opinion, to justify her
act, she would probably not hesitate at
| a deception involved.
"Rosalie is neither mean nor petty
| but | do believe. if | understand her
| character that she would not hesitate
! greatly at means and methods, were
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1920-10-19
OFF THE WIRES

RIO JANElRo.-The chamber Of dep.
uties has approved the senate measure
making King Albert OF Belgium a Cit
zen of Brazil and marshal OF the
army, II also voted TO raise the BRA
lillian legation in Brussels to the rank
OF mn embassy
PROVIDENCE, r. THE general
court OF the National Society or the
Sons and Daughters Of tho Pilgrims has
ordered all state societies and chapters
OF the organization to celebrate Nov.
l4-?l as Mayfower week, according 70
an announcement here by Thomas w.
Bicllncll, secretary-generaL
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Pasaua'e
kidnapped Baby Bakely Coughln,
smothored him accidentally aud threw
his body into the Schuylktll river, aG-
cording 10 Montgomery authorities, He
said the confession was "a lot Of bunk
AMI that he made Il Just to give the
state police something TO work on"
CORK Nearly 1900 employees, or VIZ
tually oil the entire stan OF the new
Ford automobile tractor plant here are
reported 30 have found themselves Al
least temporarily out Of work when they
returned TO the plant from masses cele-
hrated in all the Cork churches Tor the
hunger strikers in prison.
DUBLIN, Reports rec we'd from
MuninCar County Westmeath, say that
Magistrates Moore and Hyde, while
motoring 10 pcttv sessions at Castle
Pollard, were captured by sim FeincrS
They were taken TO an unknown doS'
tinaton and the police ana muitarN
after a search, have failed 10 discover
their whereabouts.
PARASITIC Temps prrts dispatch
from New York saying that the stand
ara Oh company had founded hranel
IN France The dispatch ADDS ihat ne
Rorationt between A. {, Bedford
president Of the STANDARD OH COMPANY
~ No BRllunp
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SMACK is COMING
LAUGH WITH US

Kelly had drawn a summary for be-
ing absent from post while on guard
duty,
where were you" demanded the
Judge advocate, when the sergeant OF
the guard passed just in front of your
post?"
AT tho rear l
Where were you when the corporal
passed behind ~"
AT the front"
And. now" triumphantly. where
were you when the sergeant and the
corporal walked around your post
from opposite directions without see
Judge" said Kelly hopefully
that's Just the question that's been
when see n ragged man" said
the chairman virtuously. II say to
myself, there goes one Of LIES vast
ers. There goes a man who has re-
fused to make the most of his gifts.
There is no excuse for poverty, gen.
tlemen Every one should rise. Every
one may carve out n good position for
himself II he wishes"
Perhaps you are right" interposed
a member, only today ! met news
paper man who told me that twenty
exactly SIS in his pocket. He Is now
worth $4,000 and he owes this entire
! ly to his own ability and energy, COM
hned with good health and a high code
of ethics, and to the fact that his
uncle recently died and left him
| SS9.995."
THAT young man who just went into
| the smokin' car seems very fond o
| you. ma'am" said an old lady to an
elderly bride on her wedding trip.
Elderly Bride-Ah, yes, John loves
| me most dearly was the reply.
Old Lady--It does my old heart good
| to see such affection these days, Is ht
tho only son Ye got, ma'am9 returned
[ Tho nihnr
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LITTLE STORIES FOR
BEDTIME
Happy Jack and Chatterer
Feel Foolish.

(BV THORNTON w, BuRoEss0 -.
Happy Jack the Gray Squirrel ana
Chatterer the Red Squirrel We're out Of
breath. Happy Jack was putting and
blowing. for he is big and fat and II Is
not so easy for him 10 race about In
the tree tops as II is for his smaller,
slim. nimble cousin, Chatterer. So
Happy Jack was the first TO stop. He
sat on a branch way up in the top OF
the tall hickory tree and glared across
al Chatterer, who sat on a branch on
the other side OF the tall hickory.
Couldn't catch me, could you,
smarty?" tainted Chatterer.
You just wait until do III make
you sorry you ever came near my hick-
Dry tree?" snapped Happy Jack.
Pm waiting! Besides, II isn't your
tree any more than it's mine replied
Chatterer, and made a face at his
cousin Happy Jack,
Happy atck hoped up as II he meant
TO pegIn the chase once more, but he
had a pain in his side from running so
hard and so long and 30 he sat down
again. Right down in his heart Happy
Jack knew that Chatterer was right and
that the tree didn't belong 10 him any
more than to his cousin. But when he
thought OF all those big fat nuts with
greedy thoughts chased out all thoughts
OF right and he said to himself again,
as he had said when he first saw his
cousin. that Chatterer shouldn't nave
onc u Alltlh' l10 oNpIIVN SN'iN''S A,''h
enough to steal look at them and then
what do you think Happy Jack did?
Why, he gave such jump OF surprise
that he nearly lost his balance. Not n
nut was 10 be seen!
Happy Jack blinked. Then he rubbed
his eyes and looked again. He couldn't
see a nut anywhere! There were the
kusks In which the nuts had grown big
and fat until they were ripe and the
husks had opened but now every husk
was empty. Chatterer saw the queer
look on Happy Jacks face and he
looked. too. Now, Chatterer the Red
Squirrel has very quick wits and he
guessed right away what had happened.
He knew that while they had been quar-
reling and Happy Jack had been chas-
ing him round and round and over the
top OF the tall hickory tree they must
have knocked down all the nuts, which
were just ready TO fall anyway. Like
little red fash Chatterer started down
the tree. Then Happy Jack guessed.
too. and down he started as fast as he
could 30, crying, stop thief!' all the
When he reached the ground there
was Chatterer. scurrying around and
poking under the fallen leaves, but he
hadn't found a single nut. Happy Jack
couldn't stop to quarrel any more be-
cause, you see, he was afraid that Chat
terer would find the biggest and latest
nuts. So he began to scurry around
and hunt, too. 1t was queer. very
queer, how those nuts have hidden so!
They hunted and hunted but no nuts
were to be found. Then they stopped |
AMI stared up at the top OF the tail
hickory tree. Not n nut could they see.
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SCHOOL FOR FEEBLE
MINDED URGENT NEED
Raymond G.. Fuller Stresses
Most Glaring Defects in
State School System.

Raymond G. Fuller, Of New York, d.
rector OF publication Of the department
Of child labor, who is In Chattanooga
to confer with members Of the state
child welfare commission, IN state
nent issued Tuesday emphasized the
need OF school for feeble -rninded. He
said:
Regarding the survey OF institutions.
a school for the feeble minded IL badly
needed In the forty ohild-caring m
stitutions in the state tboth pubic ana
private) there are b26 children who
should be cared for in special school
for feeble minded No such state In
stitution exists.
Educational facilities offered are in
no way officially connected with public
boards of education, Eleven priavte IN
situations send dependent children TO
public schools. Ave conduct iull-tlme
schools under local boards OF cduca -
ton, three maintain public school stand
ards. and seven isolate themselves en-
trcly from outside educational interests.
Children are generally behind thelr
proper grades; 526 are more or less de.
fective mentally and should be in q
special school for feeble minded.
1T is recommended by the national
committee that the state board OF edu-
cation be given power or ulrectlon any
supervision over the educational work
in all state institutions, which shoulo
conform In every respect to courses out"
lined for the public schools and &C
standards for vocational training, Al
children OF compulsory school attend,
ance age in private institutions should
he guaranteed full-time schooling OF n
character meeting public school stand
ards.
Present process Of inspection, and
superVislon over all child-caring inst-
buttons, public and private as now
vested in the board OF state charities
should be strengthoned through audi,
tional stan and clerical assistants. ana
particularly through the establishment
Of a bureau of child welfare 10 me
department OF state charities. the
duties OF such a bureau should include
the supervision OF Juvenile courts ano
tho Standardization OF mothers pension
administration throughout the state
Under this buerau there should be n
each county a volunteer county board
OF public welfare. appointed by the
secretary 81 the department. and actinG
as his agent in all matters relating &c
delinquent. dependent and defective
children. At present. generally speak
ing, these children receive no specia
attention and care unless they are III
institutions.
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WzLFUZ OUZM
BY RUTH NEELY.

riously enough. as | happen TO know. to
have arranged for year OF vocal study
abroad as soon as it is possible to go.
agree with you that 1t is pathetic.
Here is a woman OF unusual intelligence
and enterprise led by her vanity into
making herself absurd"
Now, about this automatic writing"
Noras evident lack OF relish for his CON-
ment on Rosalie'sj subconscious voice
doubtless FASTENED the chance OF topic
Il took pains to read the rules set down
for would-be writer's in guide to
psychic research. The guide book says;
DO not try to write anything yourself.
Let the pencil guide, even If 1t writes
nonsense.
1T struck me-" said DR.. Findlay
that the spirit Acknowledgements given
so mucn publicity in the newspapers
and periodicals, get Just that far and
no farther The disclosures have
read, at least, have seemed the silliest.
vaguest stuff ever saw printed.
The real truth, as far as | can see
Mrs Mason, is performed like any other
writing, by the muscular action of the
hand and arm. There cannot possibly
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1920-10-19
Bits of Byplay
BY LUKE MCLUKE
Copyright, 1920, by
The CINCINNATI Enquirer,

Cheer UpI
Though you, have failed, don't damn
your birth:
Brace up, old man, and say;
"A minute OF tomorrow's worth
An hour OF yesterday!
The Wise Fool.
ACTIONS speak louder than words"
observed the Sage.
rather have girl squeeze my hand for
ten seconds than have her. talk to me
about the weather for ten hours
Wuff
He was quite thin, he wasn't round
= I speak OF old Judge Meenient;
But. though he's very lean, found
He isn't very lenient.
Poor Old PaWl
Willie-Paw!
Paw-Yes, my son.
Willie-If man has good head Tor
figures. is he a figurehead?
Paw-You get through your night
work and get to bed, young man!
Decent.
"a lot OF men,"
Said Mr. HUT,
Are decent when
Their mouths are shut
Form In Line, Girls!
A Huntington (W. Va) department
store advertises for Ready Wear
ment store advertses for Basement
Girls"
Is That Mexican for "Proprletors"7
(Nogales, Mexico Oasis0
Bob Rueger and Louie Goldner, per
petrators and maintainers of the Strand
spare the Barrel stave.
An old fashioned colored nanny,
who had four well-behaved boys, was
complimented by a white man, and
well.
"Ah raised dem boys wild barrel
stave," replied the nanny. AN All
raised EN- frequent"
Slons Is Signs.
Sign in a shoe store window in Mil
Wear Our Shoes if You Want to
Great Scheme.
There was an old codger, named Beers
Who learned how to wiggle his ears
Said he ITS boon
You acquire very soon.
And it scares the mosquitoes my
dears.'
Edna May Ring, Of Columbia, Tenn,
| is not a telephone operator.
Our Daily Special.
Most Men Are Hunting for Good
Looks Instead of Good Cooks.
Luke McLuke Says:
About this time of year the man who
| has had his overcoat in moth balls all
! summer smells almost as queer as
| man who is wearing a celluloid collar:
A husband is an unSrateful pup. II
his wife worries over his health he
complain that he is henpecked. And
If she quits worrying over his health
| he'll complain that she doesn't give a
dang whether he dies or not.
1t would take a Princess thirty days
to learn one OF the Psalms by heart,
| But she can learn popular song by
heart in thirty minutes.
Wouldn't it be fine If you could WIN
an argument with your Wife as easily
as you can win an argument with your
| Conscience? -.. %.
| A girl of IL is willing to admit that
she is an Old Maid. But it is different
with a girl Of u.
We do not know much. But we do
know that Invisible" face powder is
about as invisible as forty-story sky
scraper in a one-horse town.
A man has to read two newspapers
| every day to get the news. But
woman gets it all by attending her
| Sewing Club once a week.
| Some girls would be prettier than
they are if they would buy more Tooth
Paste and less Paint: -
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her actuating motive strong enough
And whatever skill is to be required IN
this business Of psychic phenomena
production Resale already possesses or
soon will.
80, should your friend have really
plotted necromancy, she might--out.
like you, think the idea ABSURD. In
the absence of any motive for fraud
and in the absence of any other salts
factory explanation, there is but one
thing to do, Mrs. Mason. Let the
matter rest and try to forget about it
You agree with me?"
Yes" Nora spoke slowly. We must
let it rest"
rested fun on Nora's. Their plea was
unmistakable. Nor was there any mis-
taking the absolute impersonality Of
their answer: svs> ~
II think not. But | do not know
How can | know"
He knew that her question had nc
relation to his personal interest; that
it was but the candid statement of a
candid soul.
But he took hope, realizing his folly
even as he did so.
Go be continued).
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guilty was returned in favor Of twelve
members OF the executive committee oil
the separtlst society OF Basque Youts
whs were charged with illegal actions
tending toward dismemberment OF Span
ish territory. Among the evidence were
documents asking the intervention OF
President Wilson "in favor Of weak
nations and there were also letters
addressed to Cardinal MERCER and the
Polish committee.
WARSAW.-PremIer WItos In a state
ment In the diet on Poland's attitude
toward the provisional government OF
Lithuania, set UP In wilma by Gen.
Zellgousks, declared his disapproval OF
the generals action.
SALT LAKE CITY.-Wooi growers OF
the United States are preparing to make
a determined effort to secure legisla-
ton placing an embargo on foreign wool
during the coming short session Of con-
gress In December, according to an
nouncement by +. II, Marshall OF Salt
Lake CITY, Secretary OF the National
Wool Growers association.
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To Prevent Chllls.
Take GROVES TASTELESS CHILL
TONIC to destroy the Malarial Germs
in the Blood and thus Prevent Chills
75c.--CAdv.)
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Chanter XXXII.


What | am trying to say. Mrs
Mason" continued Or. FindlaY is
that so much of truth and possibility
intermingle with these complex psychic
practices in which Resale deals that 1t
is hard for the lay person to say where
conviction ends and fraud begins.
For instance, to prove that psychic
may be herself easily deluded, Rosalie
II am sure you knowthis-has set
herself to create, suhconsciously, a
singing voice. Your friend 1t is true,
speaks beautifully. But did you ever
hear her try to sing?'
Smiling lespite herself Nora recalled
the picture of Resale seated at her
piano, sounding high G with her sub
conscious voiee--but Immediately COM
junction overcame her. Friendship need
not stop shor tot criticism--but 1t should
nj ridcule. AT least this was Nora's
code.
But the voice culture, | think. is
just a bit of childshness," she inte-
posel, "Rosalie does not take il serl-
ously, | am sure"
Are you? We'll, she takes it Sc
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Then stared at each other and grad
ually a foolish, very foolish. look crept
into each face.
"Where--where do you suppose they
have gone tor" asked Happy Jack. in n
queer sounding voice.
Just then they heard some one laugh
ing At to kill himself. 1t was Peter
Rabbit.
did you take our nuts?" they both
shouted angrily.
NO" replieAp Peter. mo, didn't
take your nuts, though they were not
yours, anyway" And then he went Off
into another At OF laughter for Peter
had seen Striped Chipmunk very hard
at work taking away those very nuts
while his two big cousins had been
quarrelingTin the tree top.
Next story, Happy Jack Suspects
Striped chlpmunk. yN&
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MEDITATION CIGARS

The cigar de luxe" as all smokers
will agree. for real satisfaction in a
cigar smoke. Meditations, at all deal
utors-AdY.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1920-02-27
GET READY
! FOR flu
Keep Your Liver Active, Your
System Purified and Free From
Colds by Taking Calotabs,
the Nausealess Calomel
Tablets, that are De-
ightful, Safe and
Sure.

Physicians and Druggists are advis-
lne their friends to keep their systems
purified and their organs in perfec,
working order as a protection against
the return OF influenza. They know
that a clogged up system and lazy
liver favor colds, influenza and serious
complications.
To cut short cold overnight and to
prevent serious complications take one
Calotab at bedtime with swallow OF
water-that IS all. No salts, no nausea,
no gripping, no sickening after effects.
Next morning your cold has vanished,
your liver is active, your system is puri'
fed and refreshed and you are feeling
fine with hearty appetite for break
fast Eat what you please--no danger;
Calotabs are sold only in original
sealed packages, price thirty.five cents
Every druggist is authorized to refund
your money if you are not perfectly
delighted with Calotal s.-(Adv.)
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The Town GOSSIP

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
THERE WE'RE three or four.
IN THE crowd.
AND WE were arguing.
ABOUT PROHIBITION.
AND OTHER things.
AND ! don't believe.
THAT ANY OF us.
KNEW WHAT we were talking
BUT THAT wasn't.
WHAT l started out to say.
AND E. L, Cordery.
SPOKE UP and insisted.
THAT PROHIBITION.
WAS ONE Of the best things.
THAT EVER hit the country.
AND HE went on to argue.
ABOUT THE evil effects.
OF GOOD liquor,
AND ANY other kind.
AND AS a clincher,
: TO HIS argument.
HE UP and said:
IF I walked up.
ITO A donkey.
WITH A pail Of water.
I'm ONE hand.
AND A pail Of beer.
I'm THE other.
(WHICH WOULD the donke.
take?"
AND ROSCOE Skipper.
WHO HADN'T been saying much.
SPOKE UP and said:
HE'D TAKE the water
AND MR.. Cordery.
LOOKED AT the rest OF US.
WITH A triumphant expression
ON HIS face.
AND SPOKE up some more