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LODGE DEFENDS COURSE
IN MESSAGE TO MINISTERS
Drriarrs Treat. viii he Ratified Only
10y President Accepting:
observations.

IN y '''.H Fte''

SPRINGFIELD. MASS March =
,hitor Lodge "a Il telegram 10 The
iihnpd"n -\SsOcjatiom OF CONGREGATIONAL
ui'niS'"!S here today in reply to ono
from tn" association criticizing soma.
,Drs ."r fa!lar" 10 ratify tn" peace
treaty. said:
dissertations Wore placed anon Tho
treaty winch - decisive majority OF tho
""hat" i'li w"r" necessary FOR the pro-
lection OF tn" iudcpc ndcuc.. the SOW
'i"iehtF ana The p"ac" of the United
states. The Presidents Followers an
thr senate, under his direction, refused
20 f"'!i% nc treaty with those roscrVa-
.."hS' ne treaty. can be ratified with
those RESERVATIONS bat no, wi,hou,
thcin. ana IL Us for the President to
dttcrmin" whether II" is ready to ac-
I"p, 'n.iH "a order that the treaty may
Nt rNtiii..l -
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-24
Insurance Man Tells
Of Friends Recol

He suffered considerably from,
in stomach and collie attacks, ar
times was very yellow. His do,
dia Gnoscu his ailment as gall bla
trouble and that an operations
necessary. Some one persuaded;
To try Aayr'S Wonderful Rem
Since taking il one year ago Ire
me he has been able TO eat ,apyth
IL is 4 simple. harmless prcpar,
that removes the catarrhal IN
from the intestinal tract and a
the Inflammation which causes I
ticil!y all stomach, liver and int
nal ailments. including appendi
One dose will! convince or money
funded. Grant Drug Co. and
EiStS evcrywheFc-Ad
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-24
CHAMP CLARK. TAKE HEED!
Ice IiniI Wan Has n Manin for Steal.
ing "iIonn Dogs. Accord
ing tn pOIirc.

FRANK E9'ilc. of lie" Hall. has a
mani, Tor stealth. noun" doys nc
c"r"ihg - the poiicc. He was taken
mo custody las, night. charged with
en-" met 81 a hound from II. l.. IIar-
iheit Of several hound dogs in Police.
Court ana The polio" declare ,hat he
T.c'h'!N waS convicted in Warren
or Inc charges pending against Battle
WI com" M ina Police court today.
i,"'r"ln"n Anthony and Docppc made
10" arrest
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-24
AMERICAN CHAMPION LAUGHS
At ASSERTIONS or IltENCIIMAN
Re unlver.a! Serylcc.l

Los ANGELES. CAi.. March g
Jack Dempsey h.avywc champion
~ the world. laughed heartily today ;
when informed ttat Georges Carpcn-
Ter, French champion. had intimate cd
up"n landing in New Work today that
he expected 10 relieve Dempsey OF his
t'tlc IN SIX rounds.
III Carpenter is as good n Aghter
rs ne Is k!ut!cr. said Dempsey, then
h" can step SUIn.
II feel SURE that Will heat Carmen
i!"i put ! hhvs never predicted as TO
how long il VIII take. can't believe
carpenter expects To stop me in six
rounds. j! he does expect me 10 lie is
~" 20 BE- disappointed. have no
thought OF being beaten IN any mum
h"r OF rounds. hope they pull! the
HSht at tho earliest possible moment"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-24

W.NSIIINGTbN. NaNrh .%.--AdOpt ION
~ civilian flyers Of the army air ser
ice rules OF tn" air" WAS urged to-
day by Genera! Mcnohcr, director OF
81: service. IL was explained that CON
iorlnily 10 single set of rules would
TEND 10 reduce danger both 10 the
h%crS and tho public. Rules under
right OF way 10 !ightcr-than-air craft
ana provide passage to the right. For
thc protection of The public IN. throw
me- overheard OF anything hut ballast
sand Or watcr-is prohibited. Low ny-
ing and exhibition work over cities
may take place only Dy special per
mission.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-24
GERMANY RESUMING HER
FORMER ARGENTINE TRADE
Great Importer Of Wool and Hides Nm =,
again Take piRc- In south Amer
lean Commerce.

many. which. O"iOr" ;hc war Ms 500.
"nd only 20 England as a purcnns"r
OF ArS"nt'm" products, is b"Einuin@ 70
resume Acr trtu" with ArScut,au. EN-
r"rtcFS say tn" prospects are tina,
'IcrHany huSIEc;S with t'ti. country
VIII be revived on even larger scale
tnan ootor" tn" war as soon as she
can get enough ships. Dutch ships arc
carrying ~ Germany :u!l cargocs %
ArGcntine's wool and hides
Meantime. the United states has sue
""edeu 20 til" position formerly held
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-24

f\ScAGplI.A MISS. MarcR
pu" to IN" luw rates Of rXcliaT3
tween the Gated states and.'
me. pant Of the international
bu'd rs Company here Wit, tom
~ OH 'or an indaiiu.ts porlo6
." Der cent uc the gcln,.tnlu:r
h"tl' IN thc mechanical, and oti.l
partmeutS
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MORGEMTHAU TO MEXICO
AS FlETCHER'S SUCCESSOR
Former tmhassndnr tn Turl>cy VIII
iak" Place y aratrd by Resigned
Minister.

:, WNSiilNGToN March -. - Horny
Hi"fS"h ,han' Of New York. former ann
haSStdor 10 Turkey was nominated to-
DAY by President Wilson 30 he anbas-
H%Sstdpr {" M"> icu. He Will succeed
l"nrI y. Fletcher. who resigned re-
t"ntiN because hc did not agree with
th" 1d'niniStrat ion's Mexican policy
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-24

COHLENZ, March 23.-The special
,rail sent from Cohlenz at an early
nour saturday 10 bring away th..
Americans and other allied ma iiona!s
~ i1elpZiS returned to Coblenz ut /.
only one passenger. i. Il: Eoberfson =.
ii.ohuoh business man. All the Amer
auunS ana olhcr persons desiring to
Saturday night.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-24
THE FLU LEFT HER
IN BAD CONDITION
Popular Richmond Lady Relates
That Plant Juice Relieved
Her Troubles.
HAD BAD STOMACH TROUBLE
Claims Only Took the Medicine
Three Weeks and Now Feels
Better in Every Way.

One Of the most interesting state
ments recently received concerning
that InGeh-diScussed remedy. Plant
Juice. the now herbal system tonic. is
That OF Mrs. i.otJic Saunders popular
richmond lady. residing at No. .25
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-24
LADIES CAN WEAR SHOE

One size smaller and shoes last lonEad
using .hltcn'S Foot Ease. the antisept!
dor for the feet. Shaken into this
and srrinkled IN the 'oot-bath. Allen q
Ease makes tight or new shoes ice1
Eivhy ir"tant relief to cornS and rid
proverbs NiiSt"rs. Calious and Sore
It's the greatest comfort discovery. q
age. Tr> u today Sold cveryw 4
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-24

mat Henry l.. Dohcrty Is not so anxious
30 ahnounce his cash price FOR his
several days ago the commission
W.Ftt MIR pohcrty. asking: him TO stat.
ms lowest cash price. No reply has
been received
inc New York traction magu:,tc of.
i"r"d 70 sell his Toledo equipment Tor
- 'ucoo"" with per cert down pay.
mrnt ana q lien on III. property for Ia"
SNStNln A. IS. nnn. mo ~
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-24
CATARRHAL DEAFNE:
VI lay BE OVERCOME

II you have Catarrhal Denfpd
or arc even just a little hard
hearing or have head noises.
to your druggist and get ou.]
OF Parmint double strength
and add to it 4 pint Of hot wat
and IL little graduated SuT|
Take / tablespoonful four TIM
a day.
This will often bring quick d
lief from the distressing hc
noises. CloEgcd noStrils shoq
open, breathing become easy al
the mucus stop dropping into q
throat. II is easy to prepa]
costs little. and Is pleasant
take. Any one losing hearing
who has Catarrhal Deafness 1
head noises should give this pu
ScriptiOn 4 trial.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-24

~ Germany In tn, NrgGntlnn- :.
according - port Statistics ~
una VIII nave three great c
England. ia" United States and
many. says = Hnanciai writer.
E"ht.nc exporters will .nJuy Tho
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-24

IT i.I.EN TNN. :. @. Na-cl-
Tire" naval staplAneS III route
iipckaWay Eca2h. Long island. /.
saco'a. arrived her. lat. todas.
RorHawoN after a nonstop nlgs
,,rs, plano ai.hting ~ .i:45 %
Thy viii leave tomorrow morns
Pensacola VIA JucksOnvii.c.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-24
MRS. lNNES LEAVES PRISON
ONLY TO FACE NEW CHARGE
Woman Completes Thrcc-Yenr Term.
but VIII he Tried on Fraud
Indictment.
Icy Assot-!a ted Press ]

MACON. CA, March 23.-Mrs. Ida
May lnncS, convicted Jointly with her
husband, Victor l.. Inncs, three Years
ago Of the theft OF the property OF
Lois NciniS Dennis and Beatrice Nein,s
OF Atlanta. for the murder of whom
they were tried. but acquitted. finished
her term in the State pcnitcntiarv at
MillcdEcrilic this morning and will be
brought TO Macon for a hearing this
afternoon under an indictment charc-
ing her with using the mails 10 de-
fraud. Her husband is serving seven
wears.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-24
France orders i'iru New :

'IftSTtE. IN. Mlrch "3.--A
building cD'n0dn. oi ,his ctty /;
rc!Nc| = French order for an
to be- th- first order for " sl,i,
placed By Franc" in this country
tn" signing Of the armiStic.. -
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-24
GEORGES CARPENT|ERE Tx
ARRIVE IN UNITED STATES
hampton Boxer SaunicrS Down,
Gang Plank With Pretty Wife
Clutching His Arm.
IBy Universal Sery!ce.1

NEW 1Oltk. Ma.ch 23.--I;corgcS
Carpenter. smiling and as happy as
Sthooiooy with Il new watch. walked
do"n the gang plank and stepped on
me French line DOCK IN West Fifteenth
:,,.cSt, shortly after 10 this morning
i,mu;' 1!utch!ng his Right arm, az
'uoHsh she needed its ur.,u,.iiu
..naihai thc huge throns that waited
ipr glimpse a.; the French boxer vas
ny pr.tiy' b!aGk-cyed young wife. I'm
ihchiatcIN behind him cam. Francois
Ipc5cd!npS. Id!pcutIcr. manager and
George Pcpin, :, l'rcucn lGhtyvcil.ht OF
note. who VIII train caruynti.g fnr his
iitIc holder.
Tex kickard, Americas premier nsht
!, tiHino'tr. escorted the pariy 10 the
iicgardicss of tho fac. ,l,at carpen.
..r vas victim % seaslofn"ss for
Was ouOyauJ and his y.u.l. broad ana
'"t"ry ii" chaitcd d"liGhtiu!ly with
H.s companions ana AN !. ntIrpret.r.
.\phc OF III" party SPOKE English
earpent.vr said ho weighed IT,
boGnds ana stood five feet ten inches
nsht NTH dempsey he dcciIrcd Jack
" as 'rusrcr. ANA tn" ypc OF iisntcr
hat vs. jus' his n.ud.. lie siat.d
ne Naa cnniid"nt Of defeating hm ia
'N.r, thnt shou!d he ioso ihc !iri, il
would DC his last In tho event thnt
ne won he expressed his Willingness to
"e!"hd the t!tlc against ali rUners
tarrrntirr ,ndrr C"ntrnr,.
.
"aa Hn"or contract to =. y. Cochran.
.'@ i.aE -!ah PROMOTE. unt.l bce.ili,.r
lt2v. III" contract. he said Was
70. %" me morning attcr Carp-ut!cv
..Hcc&cd ul:t joe Beckett. tn. lupIi-b
ainnoH: ANA was renewed IN strong
,,,, in'Ii' - al ba g m day 9,efGgre
~" age nl.nt IN tochran's contract.
ne F-.nch champion Nj! start worIs
"u EtON.nc plctur" AZ Fort Ice W,E-
''+*da%. urn.r III" direction Of Robert
~"h u COL" Company. There !tc Will
30" featured IN $50 pictures. ono a sew
:ct!"i written by willard Mack
iu which the Fr.nch boxer iicI,.s m
:! sh'- round bout. Julcs LcIars q
,.euch ini!dicweieG,. vii lie Imported
q - picture.
Wh"a. ms contrac, with Cochran OK
weeks vaudeville tour under III. III.
'CtI''! "t lack tHrlcy. the New York
p.oino,t"r: who has signed up ~
"enc4 champion 70 box exhibitions al
..r the country at $1,000 a day.
CARPENTER was obviously rapnv
MA""n me Fscnch ,l:er La Savoie
,tt aHd jumped IN tho air as tho sh.p
1850 ! y, statue oi Liberty llc wore
re r;fnnch occorniions mute testi-
..r2t. O.. MS pia''ry ~ tn" world var.
\ siSht scar wLs noticed over his loft
~, lie explained Through The IN
i"-?:etcr. ina, hc received j, il. one "
Anons III" many kilograms received
i,.mnsci ~, Val ,g. VA 90 ir",n lack
rion, which read:
- SINCE. welcome to America Good
.Aek, a"I best wishes. Jack Demp-
Familiar Alta Boy" Was Heard.
.N .L..aI !ar2snt.cr and her lighting
'H"ir clothes wore attircd in blue. Her
hfass was e. the hlucb!rd hue. while
"ride Mas no, . nit hard TO look al. Il
was agreed j! thc ihrougs who saw
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-24
The Weather
FURNISHED by q. 8. Weather BureauJ


Forecast: Virginia.
Fair Wednesday and
Thursday: little change
i'm temperature.
North Cnrolin:i-Iulr
Wednesday, and Thurs
day, except probably
showers Thursday in
extreme west.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-24
Local Tempernture Icstcrda,

. T.. NJ. temperature ...............
Ma Sinlum tcInp.r1turc 10 l.. VI.
Minimum temporal rc to l.. M.....
Mean N",nbcrdtur- yesterday
\Orinl! tcinp"r1iurc Tor th.g Gate..
ENCcsS yesterday ..............
deficiency sine" March ............
deficiency stHC. january / ...........
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-24
TOLEDO RECEIVES NO REPLY
TO OFFER FOR CAR SYSTEM
'h''"lS Think DOhrrty IL Not =
ANXIOUS Now to DiSpn~r of

~ AesUc.atol Press
. TOLEDO. ONO March a3.-Mayor
Srhr"ibrr and tho car commission.
u;un"d h% taited States District Court
20 draft nunlcipai ownership urdi-
nance gave u as thcir opinion totia !.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-24
French Deputies Rails, owr

French Deputies Raise Own Paw,
PARIS, March 23.-The Chamber OF
Deputies this evening voted to raise
the compensation OF members Of the
chamber and Senate by 1000 francs
monthly. The Vote was 31i in favor
OF the increase and 1879 against It,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-24
LOOK UP REGISTRAR
Citizens Who Have become of Age
Since Last Election should Make
Isc OF Amended List.


Citizens VINO have become OF age
sine. tho last election. or voters who
have moved from one precinct TO al
Other and desire to obtain transfers
in order 10 qualify themselves 10 par
ticipatc in The primary of April Z, are
requested by' Chairman Purcell TO not'
precincts and their business or home
addresses:
Clay Ward.
First PrrctHct--.i. ". GriSS, ep3 FI-sL Sa
second-U,, l.. Koch. 80 South Harrison.
Third <. l.. Tctt.s. n. South Pine
t'ourjn-J. ". iiund!e!'. -0is Hanover Ave
5 Es E Z ac6dael + li ir. se5y
Sev.mth-r. -. toor:r y south Auburn.
First Pr.rInc,--!.. C. Caldwell. Times Dis
Second-J. ". P.rcIval. iIaI West Cray.
nt;h,,-R;; $, whe:ry; JOS wgsi Gree
SIXTH il Moore. Jr. i.Ij Mu;ua. I,lii.
S.vcntA-G u. Taylor. Il; Greenwood Ave
EiEh,h-H. u, Eno7. -, Fourth Avenue.
J,6cr>un Ward.
FIr=, Precinct -Iose2h B!ckcrs;aG. %
Hor,h Twenty-th;fd Strce,.
second-Ii. Z. Branch. 60; North Twenty
Third-chaF.es ". s!mns. 1i@ North
Four;h@W. o. Ennis cs2a street.
fit;h--B. 4; GALLAGHER. so Fast Craze.
SIXTH X. Ma:!owe, 80 North rh.-ty-
Scvrnth-Tho,nas !. Mci.sush,an, 10 Louis
Madison Ward.
First ,Fcecinc;-A H. iatke. IT Eas,
S"cond-A, l.. Tsn.er. so North Eighth
Street. {
Thrd-J. 81 DolszIeu1, o5 Virginia Rail-
way and Power Building.
Fon-th-Lee j. Cheaiwood, 20 South %!nlh
I1f,h-M c. Robertson. u! Decatur stree:
SSiT,h1ieoFEG II. paul IN, 100 ,lnn Street
i :
WOODLAND Heights
S!nth-F I. Dalton. als West Th.r,le.h
Street.
Where to Vote.
John NJ. Purcell. chairman o. the
City Democratic Committee. Yesterday
announced the following list OF poll
ing preeints for the Demo
on Tuesday, April 6:
FIRST Prec!nct-GlI West Main.
.;"cond..!7 South Harrison
Eou5ih@!zei Yves, caiy
sixth-I So"ih Elm.
Seventeen IVES, Cary.
First pres:rs.-.a NSriH 1' Harrison.
Thisd|s.s w seI' B t,oSaa
l.isth-iod Brook Avenue
S!xth-Ginter Park School
Seven;h-Gia North Avenue.
Eish'h--lIishIand Park.
First Pr-cinct-2clo East Main
Sccond--cD, Street.
Th!rd-Si+ Mocha niCsv!iic Pike
fourth--7is North Twenty -iifth
F!ith-iN North Twcnty-n!nth
SiNth-io9 North Thirty-four,h
SeVenth-3S53 Williamsburg Avenue
Madison Ward.
First Prcc1ct-SG East Marshall
Second-ii4 North Eighth
Ih!rd-!S North seventh
Fourth-;2i3 East RroaG
iNfth-;@ Nui Street
SiNth-En0 Hull Street
S:vcnth--li15 Hui! street
EiEh THO. Hull stree,
N!nth-Si9 SemncS Avenue
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-24
Local Rainfall,

Rainfall u hours ending l.. M...... Some
I.ainfsi! - hours ending T., Ai....... None
i,"hci"ncy since March ............ ~
Excess sane. January ! .............. 5 ~
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-24

patches that have been received bv
tn" Richmond police. WARNINGS have
Deem sent from Washington 10 look
ORR Tor The stolen platinum.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-24
Appri>rd or Platinum Thcft.

l'IaiIlluu vulued at moro thnn sln
- mas been Stolen from The Bureau
Of Standards. IN WASHINGTON. within
tA" past i"" DAYS. according TO dis
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1920-10-01

Mrs. Jas. Jackson and Mrs. Hurd
of Clinton, KY, were in the city this
week visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest
King
Mrs. Dallie Darnell has returned
after feyy weeks visit with her son,
WSlter More, of Indianapolis. While
there she Lad the pleasure Of attend
ing the State Fair and was one of
TIE 10000 visitors to see the old
soldiers reunion the week If Sept.
10.
Sport models, aristocrats and the
more sensible styles for conservative
dressers-all can be found in Mrs.
Arms display of new fall hats.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh Ed Curtin, of
Meridian, Miss; Roger Curtin, of
Shreveport, La; Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
Curtin, of Rives; Mr.. and Mrs. Leslie
Shaw, of Clinton, KY, were called to
the bedside of little w. H. Curtin,
who was seriously injured last Tues
day
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1920-10-01
Meeting at the Baptist Church.

Rev. G. H. Stigler, of Oklahoma.
is conducting revival meeting this
week at the Baptist Church in Union
City, which began last Sunday. Spe-
cial music is rendered at all the
services and the attendance is very
good. Monday night Rev. Stigler
presented the story of the cross and
made very earnest plea for the sal
walton OF sinners. God gave his only
begotten son that men and women
might be saved, that they might not
perish but have everlasting life.
Though your sins be as scarlet they
shall be- as white as wool. There is
no other way whereby men may be
saved except through the blood of
Christ. Nothing VIII avail except
repentance, acceptance and alle-
glance to God The minister is max
ing an earnest effort for revival of
religion in Union City.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1920-10-01
Serious Accident.

w. HI. Curtin, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
H. L. Curtin, aged ten years, was Sc
riously and perhaps fatally injured
last Tuesday afternoon at 4 o'clock.
when he fell from a motor truck
loaded with tomatoes and the rear
wheel passed over his body. The
truck was driven by w. A. Edmai-
ston, of this city, who was accom-
panied by his sister. They were
starting to the Union City Canning
Co, here with a load of tomatoes
weighing $500 pounds. AS they were
leaving Woodland the boy mounted
the running board. The truck struck
log and the boy fell under the hind
wheel. Mr.. Edmaiston knew moth
ing about the accident until he saw
the boy, who picked himself up and
walked some distance after the fall
He was probably stunned and did not
even cry with pain until the family
and friends took him home. The
truck passed over the lower part of
the body, crushing and mangling the
hips and bowels.
Drs. Prather and Bur-us were
called. and, we understand, stated
yesterday morning that the CON
iition Of the boy was very serious.
1t is indeed sad misfortune and
he many friends Of the family ex-
end the greatest sympathy.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1920-10-01

Mr.. and Mrs. Homer Scott anG
daughter, Mary Ann, are in Louis
vile, KY, this week visiting Mr. and
Mrs. Walter Howell.
The marriage of Mrs. Myrtle Nc
Rec and Sgt. Joe Don is a correction
of the notice which heretofore ap-
peared in this naper.
Miss Madden Jordan has returned
from Nashville, where she was with
her sister, Miss Thelme, who entered
Vanderbilt University las; week.
Dr. and Mrs. r. M. Little and
daughters, Misses Thomas and Mary
Hazelle, of Martin, were in the city
Sunday visiting Mrs. Lou Rowland.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Dietzel, Miss
Nellie Dietzel, Mrs. Sam Stone and
Miss Carrie Catron are in Memphis
this week attending the Tri-State
Fair.
Miss Flanary and her assist
ants, Mrs. John Joyner, Mrs. Sam
Lovelace and Miss Inez Johnson, in
vite you to visit The Flanary Mil
linery Shop. They wish to show you
all that is new in millinery.
We are requested to state that the
next regular meeting of Leonidas
Polk CHARTER will not be he'd until
after the 18th CT October, as II is i'm
possible for Mrs Mckinney, pres.,
dent of the U. D. c., to be in Union
City until after TIE date named.
-Dahlia bulbs on sale next
spring. See blossoms at Morgan
verhine and Burchard's stores.-C.
S. Whitley.
Mrs. Harry E. Dodd, of Monterey,
Tenn, is spending the week in this
city visiting her mother, Mrs. d. ].
Caldwell. She arrived Monday from
Fulton, where she had spent a week
with her sister, Mrs. Paul Croft.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. T. Lovelace and
Mrs. Jasper Woodward went to Mar
in Monday to attend the funeral of
Mrs. Adeline M. Lovelace, "a years
If age mother of Nat Lovelace, pres
dent of the Lovelace-Farmer Whole
ale Grocery. Martin and Union City.
drs. Levelace was member of the
Baptist Church and sainted chris
ian mother.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. E. Arm, Mrs.
'urchard and Mrs. Penick were in
Dresden last week attending the
'resden fair. ~
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1920-10-01
Sold and Recommended by
Union City Motor { Implement Company

Miss Clara Pruitt, Mrs. DIN Brown
and Miss Callie Burns, of Rives, wer,
in the city Wednesday.
DIR. F. M. McRee, State Commits
sioner of Agriculture, is a visitor this
week at the Tri-State Fair.
Mrs. May Smith, of Jackson, is in
the city this week visiting her moth
er, Mrs. Sara McClanahan.
In Mrs. Arms display, of hats
you may see the exquisite broad brim
and lovely new close fitting crown
in all the suitable shades.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ross Nichols and
Miss Florence Sinclair, of Kenton,
were in the city Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Ray have re-
turned to Chicago after visit here
with Mr.. and Mrs. J. L. Glover.
Mr.. and Mrs. Enloe Chiles and Mr..
and Mrs. S. T. Wade are in Memphis
this week attending the Tri-State
Fair.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cleetus Jones, of
Fulton, were in the city Sunday
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. E. L. Lancas-
ter.
Mrs. Arm takes pleasure in
showing some of the rareIy beautiful
hats of the season, rich in plumage,
trimmings etc.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred McClanahan,
of Fulton, were mere this week Wis
iting Mr.. and Mrs. r. H. McClanc-
ham,.
Mrs. Mollie Cole will leave next
week to spend the winter in Hunt
ingdon with Mr.. and Mrs. John
Pitts.
Ice coupon books save you money
City Ice & Coal Co.
Mrs: Rome Jackson and little son
and DIR. ]. B. Sharp went to Brinkley,
Ark, this week to visit relatives and
friends.
Miss Margaret Montgomery, Mrs.
Biffie and daughter, of Newbern,
we're in the city this week visiting
Miss Rhine Joyner.
Mrs. Earl Wright, of Georgia, will
Irrive next week to visit her moth
r, Mrs. Sallie Griffin, and her sister,
irs. Ella Howse. II
Decidedly popular styles, corr
ect trimmings and draperies, and the
est skill in trimming, with conser-
alive prices ruling at Mrs. Arms ]
Millinery store. II
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1920-10-01
Miss Andrews Hostess.

On last Friday afternoon Miss Cla,
tie Andrews entertained the Five
Hundred Club at her home on North
First street.
To Miss Carmen Parks fell high
score prize, a lovely boudolr cap,
while Miss Agnes Andrews cut con-
ISOLATION, set of gold lingerie clasps.
Mesdames Tom Ray, of Chicago, and
Melvin Watson were presented the
visitors favorg, lovely handmade
handkerchiefs. At the conclusion of
the games delicious ice course was
served.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1920-10-01

FOR SALE-A new house on East
High street. Six rooms. bath and
porches on first floor and three unfin-
ished rooms upstairs. Lot is $50
feet front by 240 feet deep, being
a complete block, bounded on all
four sides by streets. Should buyer
prefer would sell only the lot SO feet
front with residence on it. Long
time at six per cent on deferred pay
ments. For further information in
quire of Mrs. Ella G. Cathey, 621
East Church street. 16-tf