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The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1920-06-18
Ferrell-Belville.

One of the prettiest weddings that
has ever been solemnized in Wash
ington was that of Miss Cecile Mae
Marie Belville and Glover B. Terrell,
which took place June 1 at the beau
tiful home of the brides parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. John Belville, in the
presence of about seventy-five rela-
tives and friends of the young couple.
The spacious rooms were beautifully
decorated and the music was charm
ing. The bridesmaids were dressed
in pink and white. The groom was
attended by Lee Shaffer, of Craw-
louisville. Miss Belville was accom-
panied by her father. Rev. David
Thompson, of Des Moines, read from
the ritual embracing the double-ring
ceremony. The bride was dressed in
georgette crepe prettily trimmed
with beads and orange blossoms. The
maid of honor was Miss Frances
Jones, of Richland. A reception fol-
lowed and a, sumptuous four-course
dinner was served. The following
comment was made by the Evening
Journal at Washington, Iowa.
Mrs. Terrell is well known here as
she was born and raised in Washing
ton County. She is a fine young
woman, graduate of the class of
'16 from Washington high school.
She attendH Iowa Wesleyan at Mt
Pleasant an s taught in the coun-
ty Schools Fla9completing year in
the Ainswf uuo schools. She has been
very popurs,-- re. /
Mr.. Terrell is. son of Mr.. and
Mrs. T. w. Terrell, of Union City,
Tenn. He was. st' mt of Wander
bilt University, Nashville, Tenn,
when war was declared and immedi-
ately enlisted. He was commissioned
lieutenant and saw several months |
overseas service and was in the army |
of occupation. Since his didscharge |
about year ago he has made his |
home here and was employed at the
G. w. Stewart hardware store. Mr.. |
and Mrs. Terrell will be greatly |
missed here. They left from Craw
louisville this morning for Burling-
ton,, where they will take the boat
to Memphis, Tenn. They will spend
their honeymoon with the BRIDE
groom's parents and other relatives
and friends in Tennessee and Geor-
gia. On their return from the South
they will attend the last six weeks
summer school at Cedar Falls and
the groom will be superintendent
next year at Wyman, Iowa. The
beautiful wedding gifts serve as
token of the esteem in which they
are held by their many friends here,
who extend heartiest congratulations
md best wishes for very happy flu
,ure. This wedding is the culmina-
ion of romance which began "be
'ore the war in Is.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1920-06-18
Marriage Licenses.

Hubert l.. Hagler and Leota Per
ry.
o. L. Powers and Selma Fite.
Roy M. Sans and Matte Ella
Brown.
Jim Bruce and Violet Johnson.
Charlie Cash and Geno1a Buckley.
Alton Horn and Lottie Hainline.
Brown McClain and Leila Maize
Crouch.
Arwin o. Lomax and Mrs. Nina
Morrow.
Noble McClain and Roberta AL
britten.
COLORED.
Alexander Howell and Elma Pas
cal.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1920-06-18

WANTED-By experienced farm
er, farm that can be handled with
four or six good mules. Have had
experience farm ing West Tennessee
land. Would like to communicate
with owner of farm for rent. Ad-
dress Box 13, Route 4, Ashland City,
Tenn. 11-4t
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1920-06-18

que 70 Al
over .abund.
ance Of that
poison called
uric acid.
The kidneys
are not able
TO get rid Of
1t. Such con-
ditions you
can readily
owe groom e,
and prolonQ
life by taking
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1920-06-18

MercifM Heavens. how my back
hurts in the morning It's Ill
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-06-11
BIZARRE DATH|NG SUITS
SEEN lT GALVESTON
Silks and Daring One Piece Suits
Fill the Eve Of the Sand Iax
Sard; Stockings Have
Disappeared.

GNlvesaon, Jane II Bathing sut'
tais vear arr morn cclorfal ana hl
aaarv than " any proceeding yea 4
the History II this heaeh SIN aas
wysolen onepieee suits. daunrsv cut
aad with . 1ooaly portion ~ -aa sach
leti oncn are the noNalar STYLES
neScheuftomers. AZ they ats
kncwn ARE mNch nwge pretruioes
These Include pefasol. cane. sash
hAlf hose 'ana saddles The cosi ~
w&ich ranges awm sN No $500
According so tathn hoase NYoNf
tors. women are aot alone IN tRojr
love gor hfiFht celerS. FOR this weave
epa ~ men laiaers how pgeai
lscfisn for ycll0ws parnlc ereen b'ask
White stripes and rea and hlses
stripe toF SWIMMING suits
stockings as part ~ womea
bathing s0rnry hgve disappeared
from ihe beach ana have fiyea nlse.
10 bare legs aud haM hose A matr
liy II the woman prefer 20 weag ra,
lh,r sandals nor hose In their sur
baihinr
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-06-11
FUNERAL or MRa. Rsso.
Deceased Cams 70 oklahars In iaa0
ard Saw the New Atate psvelopi
Burial a. Summit Views.

The funeral 0g Mrs NaR9ie Reed
was held at the Firat Christian chaech
Thursday afternoon At thraA O'clock.
ssryeaa weFa conducted ~ the mln.
lster Rev Guy n findy aud hnFiai
aaa III Summlt Nlgw csmstory
Maggie Vance wis bprn n ohio.
June 10 tsaa and dlrd Al Coslnxson.
Oklahoma. Inne 4. 1899. She was
married 10 w ! Resd Vi Macon City.
Missouri. In 1873 Six children we're
born - ghem Lydia uarnea. Okiaho.
ma ciit. Auty Reed CoYinxton, Okia.
homa Will Resd. Baker. Kauaasi
Meiglna fllWhman, aafhrles Laura
Hedm90 CoyluKtun, and calvln Raed.
Who died Ia 1919
Mr. snd Mfs tloed chma tn Oklaho.
ma ln 1890 aud settled on farm
southwest OF tlathrle. and they rsald,
ed hers nutil Mr Reeds deash aev
cral yeafs ago Mrn Reed waa con,
aiatent member " thn First cAtlatlon
church
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-06-11
SUICIDE PACT IS
FAILURE IN HONOLULU
Two Strapped Together, Plunge
Into Sea Man browns But
the Woman Is
Saved.

llilo island " Hawaii. Jana n
strapped together as they leapea into
The sea to fulfili a double suicide pact
Vye TafaAuro, Japanese ~ Noni
, hohala and Msxino KukuyamA. VIII.
OF another japanese partly fNlled N
their endeavor Iafssnro was drown.
ga bat the woman VAS pailed frnm
The surf by W Pnehaia. ianor ~
North kehala
PineRaka saw the pair With ankles
and bodies tied leap : one iuto The
sea from the rocks below Hawt on
the North knh.ia coast tie
scrambled down 20 tho waser's edge
iust as the tide washed the woman
back 20 shore, the honds that tied
her 70 her companion having broken
Later rafaburo's body was recov
cred ey Hawaiian divers.
The woman's infant child. Wrapped
In her ooi or girdle. was found haag.
ing In tree not Tar from the spot
whore she had failed il her attempt
~ suicide
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ons 'oass tosath - ample cause ~,
alarm IL lU~t few weeks me.
mighl all hc enne Mans moalb
l~ss seeh gs&cn ~, surprise fhAr.
The waa py0erhea works insldhmsls,
AZ nrst snu mlxi,t not sven noiice iha
effects Nosi reOple dont. sci 500
= Al adults h.,oNe Victims " psur,
fhsa
No ordinary rvme,ly could eeNalcy ~
the deep-Seai~d KefmlAaen pus sags
way down 81 the tooth roots rNnNs
een n rehetfwlrs ghrn thv gum tls.
sues teo, tissues bone Tissues rNigt,s
y shs moss rfestive fnSieN uf ch.iuir.
AIS ever accomplished nsstfa, a
psorrhestc bacteria nl@ntcenlc.
getuierevalnE tartar Restores ths
gums Preserves Tie teeth pAROS "a
harmless ~ healthy Tissues denuhe ~
snamel kudorsVd BY i.adins d.a.4ai
authorities
pispensed ara guarantees by owl
oraa stere,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-06-11

day az June lsaa. al The hour o. iwo
O'Clock p " of said day. All the rth
dence d be said James y WoN. on
the Soaih East Quarter of section
Twenty Nine. Township EiRhteeg
RanKe Three. West. Logan Comfy
oklahoma. offer FOR sale, and fel "a
the highest and best baaeg
tor cash, the following sescr.hcf Per
sonal property to-wit
One 10, u farming implements
consisting ~ cottoa Planter Isrn.
IN Plows isiuters, Drills two Bind
ers, Hay Rakes. Hsrrows. Guilty. UOrv,
Monitors. Mowin Machine et,
Three Iron Wheel wagons. Has
Frames. BlacksmE hireg Tools Grind.
Stone with frame. one Buggy Ard pole.
one lot of Fence Posts. TWO old Au.
;0s. two set OF Double Harness. some
extra Hames e'c. one good Saddle
block and falls one 25-galion Oii can
partly full wiib oil LOT of rindirg
Twine. Incubator. Heating Stove one
Davenport,
sixty base of Alfalfa. some Field
Germ Cane. Kaffir. etc. on half IN
ierest Ia 20 acres of Cotton about
five acres Alfalfa. "a acres o. Wleat.
come Oats Ia field,
One Bay Howe one iron gray Mule.
one brown Muie. two black Mules
one gray C0it one sorrei Fsllie one
Janeite. about - head of HOES. about
thirteen head Of Cattle
All, or so much OF above desaroel
property an may be necessary ~ eat.
isfy said judgment. interest and costs
and accruing costs as the property 0f
said judgment debtor
Witness my hand this. the 7ih
day OF June. 1920
ED ROBEP PTsON,
Sheriff Of Logan County
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-06-11
CONVENTION GAGS

somewhere in Philadelphia, June
The republican national convention
Is being held rifM here 10 rhlladel.
phia senator peprose ralled hlmaelt
10 order this morning | en- the onsy
nowspaiser writer hcre. a. al the tcst
thought the convention waa golng 10
Chicago bat /. knew he wasn't.
Rat asked him. "isnt the prcei
teucy higher than senator
He said Why. no the senate eat
make a sucker out u he president
and generally doea
a. eed him this msirnus. "Wcu
huiea, what are YOU having then. de
oat there todayy"
"Oh ! will iust le' them pray TODAY
That - the hieseat novelty sou can
pull on a republican
asked him. What republican can
read prayer9s
iia eaid "Oh. they viii call lu aua'e
democrat They are PRAYING THE
year
asked him WAY ga yon make
'hem think IN Chicago that yuu w'fe
for eproul2'
Wen. will ioil YOU Ths om'v
way 10 keen governor from helnF
senator y 70 sidetraek BIN of OF NJ
lbe presidency
then sald. "ilow abont Lowdcu
He said, We'll, Lowden can get the
Pullman vote but what se want is :
man that land the daycoach vote
Then saAd ~IIow about Wood
ITe said Wood did az rish' man.
arlng Cuba, bsl Cnba was not organ
ized and udinE time and hall
far over time
asked him an the old days dldnt
candidates stay ~ home unlil ihff
were nominated"
~ said eyes but these fell' W
know that al they will fe' out of y
VS. the trip
think ~ Johnson
ne Sara Wen be would &c ga9d
in the movies
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-06-11
FRECKLE- FACE!
Sun and Wind Bring out uqly spots
How 30 Remove Easily

Heres chance. Mite Frecsle face
iry remedy for freckles with The
guarantee of a reliable concern thai y
viii not cost you penny unless |
removes tho freckies. while II Il does
live you clear complexion. the exs
ense IS irlflIng
simply get an ounce 0f Othine-
double strength from amy drugglW
lnd few applications should show
you how easy Il ls To I'D yourself of
he homey freckles and Get o beauti
'ul complexion Rarely w more ihan
one ounce needed for The worst caas
Bs sure 10 ask the druggist Tor thr
double etrenTfh Othne a. THIS
strength ~ sold under guarantee ~
money back II II fails 10 remove
'recklcs.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-06-11
MAN POsTPONEs
HIS FUNERAL

= am e6 years old aud fcr Past
NO years have been suffering ao haa
~ from stomach aud liver troubles
bloallnF and cohc sttrcks, that / Dis
nNt exnect 10 live more lha a tkA
months. anc Was arranging my af'alff
and even nay funeral. Three dnyes
q Mayrs Wonderful rene have an.
tirely cured mo- II n "A simple
harmless preparation that remoyes
the catarrhal mucnH from the mites.
iinal tract and allayn the iuflamma
ton which causes practically ali etom
sch liver and Intestinal ailments. In
eluding appendicitis, One dose will
convince or money refunded.
Az all druggists.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-06-11
If you are Easily Tired out,
your Blood Needs Purifying
closeed-Up impurities VIII unc
mine Your Health.

cIogeed Up impurities viii Under.
mine Your Health.
As summer approaches the IN 7uri
ties that have been accommodating ~
the system throughout ths winte- be.
gin TO clog up the circulation. calsinR
q general weakness an debilitate J
condition that Is generally know az
Summer Sickness
The first symptoms are usualy ?
loss OF appetite. followed by grad
asiiy lessening Of energy the system
becomes weaker day by day. antil yol
feel yourself on the verge Of 6r..ak'
d0~n Children just a. this season
are peeylsh and irritable, and become
punv and iiieiefs
This whole condition " but 'he re-
suit " impurities IN the blood that
have been accumulated and makes
themselves felt mere distinct with the
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-06-11
4Farss published il nsily t.eader
june =. aS.a8
NOTICE or sHERlFFs SALE OF
PERSONAL PROPERTY TAyFN
ON EXECUTION

Whereas. q wrsf 81 expenCltAis SOS
issaed cue al TIE nlsgrfct Cmrt pf
Logan County. Ss&te Cf Ok AROMA.
bearing date June "a. iSa# ta ne 1t
rected and delivered. WHEREIN ara
coEarnsE 3e9 " the goods anc csaaf-
ties ~ james r No4 Judgment O. ai-
or. cause 10 es made tae amoant
os q judgment for TIE saga of Estt
Thousand Five B4Aared Rn n a@9
DcslA-w. dehs anG damage, anH costs
cf sgie ssxed a. 7h'rsg-F1re snd >o-
iea Doas2rS. and ancTuelmg costs. rem
cerec ~ said Court ca she g. dsy
OF Jane. 1850. against she said garres
Y. wto3f IN an action then y aelrs
IN sale cours waerein G@orEls N
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-06-11
ESCAPED kt<GARO0S
MULTIPLY RAPIDi.N

Honolulu. June IL Kangaroo az,
roaming the hlls back Of Honolulu
whore none was tever seen before
1916 IN that year a male and female
kangaroo escaped from a priyat,
menagerie here and the otehr day
they were seen IN the Oahu foothills
with a family Of three little kagaro
IN ihsir train SO far no effort has
been made 20 capture the animals
Leader Classified Ads Get Results
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-06-11

nod@7 asaFs rec0snlEeg touf t0n
tlneriH Eyrassa, Africa, North Amer
les Nac South America, and n dNld.
"a ss regards Aastraiis. fwAicA is vAyi.
oaely styied a continent and ,ontl
mental island The title. Antarctic
Continent is some times given be- a
great body of land sap osed 20 Hc
capv the South Polar region Fer
merly Europe and Asia were account
I'd as two continents
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-06-11

From the Alnha lows intniltgonesr.
When . imam eomws ~ Yeu All dnah.
lvd ~ sith pain Nnd declares ha viii
div 80 Yeur arsaenee unlaaa you pro.
cure htm q drlah ~ whisky seni hln
- a 'lHc'nf of else rive him a,as
af thamheflnh4a eolle aud ulaFrho~N
RsHetlt There "a 4 mlataken hJts1u
aHhpN whole loa N peapln that
hapae % ~ best remedy tor e0Ilc and
alnmaeh Aehn
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-06-11
cAAsrlsrp nea SON N coupr

Tulsa Okla, June VI Entering ihe
olice court room carrying Two luree
ticks shout three fe1t long each
Tick possessing llbersl aauuiy oi
horns an aved negro addreanad the
ii,dEe with these words, "Jedxe. lei
~ whin mi onery ulgg~h how y"
Municipal judge r y Monroney
'ranted the request J Mllion, tho
boy In question. was removed from
lall aud accompanied 20 the side -
W mother. Turned over 70 her shr
administered the chas,igement white
court was suspended and The iudte
and spectators looked on arproyinaiy
After The charge eeainsi the h"y
bad been dismissed that of drawl ~
knife his motheir marched he fer
from the room 81 frequent Interval
asaling firm and forrefai rams % he
th0rny sticks Dpon the crinsing iota
Of the chastieed son
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-06-11

change OF the season They SHOW
that nature needs assistance M CIV
Ing the system a general bouseclqan
lux.
Nearly everybody just now need
q few bottles OF S. n. 81. the great
vegetable blood, remedy, 10 cleans
out all Impurities u " GOOD for thl
children. for Il gives them ney
strength and puts their system IN con
diiion 30 they can more easily reals
the many ailments 30 prevalent &
summer. y ~ y IN without an aqua
a. a general tonic and system build
~. IL Improves the appetite ant
gives new strength and vitality &
bo''' old and young
Full information and valuable lil
srainre crn be had by writins u
Swift aseclfic CO.. yys Swift Labor
atory, Atlanta. Ga
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-06-11

Cut This Our ara raxs " WIN You
A man oftnm fc~~e'~ ne exsct naur
~ the article de wishes 10 pureasFe.
and as last resort iakee som" hlaR
Lac Ins4esd That W alwayg dlstl'-
poinfing and vp~atiafacinry The cafs
way ~ 70 cut this out and taAe y VIII
~naI 80 ~ 20 mske sure Of vertllng
Cbamberlairs Tahlets You will fsnd
Dotniug quite % @stiffsctofy for con
wlration anS indignation
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-06-11

v eili +" Naei uew NJ als ashaal
chillfea g kuow That yha terroga u
hAtlid AMT hiH aueuwuasyipE demons,
ltke iauses'lea usglmstsr ~Ab.
taR" aaa Fhemtusd ain ha srpatiy
Wisigatrd BY film which "A nos 10
ihf produced and ehleh will Aamna
sSrnse eY Has4 psetvFiHs ssar4plsa
SOME anQglf polata 10 maaauFsAsAna
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-06-11

some time IN 1905 when had an
attack ~ Indigestion anu eyerysh hlLs
looked gloomy 10 m@ received 4
free sample rhamheflalna Tablets Nv
NAL gave lhem O timl and llny
were such help 70 me fha nougl.t
a package, and ! can truthfully Say
That ! have not had a aAmllar atgaCk
since writes Vim y Wisler Doug
yili@ Pa
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-06-11

No occupation during the aar mala
for democracy IN England and WaiaA
az aid the farm work ~ more shaa
100000 women
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-06-11

The productivity Of Individual labor
ers 10 the German potssh mines IL
very Hmch diminished One mine OWL
er estimates that the daily individual
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-06-11

Vol We Plaintiff aud the said James
y Wo.f was Defendant.
Naw Therefore. public notice is
hereby given thas / viii one fha seh
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-06-11
.EN S[MDlE Or PASSING
Show MOUNTS sTa0NG
Cast For Lions Play Includes
CITY Most Talented Mtai
ciana Chotfistefs and
vandevnlans

RsAssssah Art pgosgeislaa very
satisfactorily ~ the tlaas offsylae
'~rhe rAsslar shav b BE- peoaaesi
Wednesday ANA FhWssaay AZ tha
rpAfd Theatre
TIVE ,aps pllowA
Country VlAa raftt Mfs Afthae
plhhcna. Mrs Fred tlgevn. MF8 3 W
nlekel Miss Jeanette rhlfllpa Ms
NJ u nlekfura MfA Nlldrea kaai
man Mrs Ethel Holloway Nlaa ttha'
neaulaa NJ Iohn Nssluy Nv Ray
moad Davis, Mf loren NAfa Mr
Harley Nance Nr loha Mer,an
First aeC Country Club Minstrel
Wedding minstrel ana Want alrs
Wedding ta,efloeatnr Nj rfa
Green EntIs George psafavk Iaek
iiemer 0eolee A0asrsoA. cAalmeg,
ulgtlW Howard FiIc Warm uaws N
" Hickman, halph lIaNat q E
Moniet,A. t.ouis sialaeu N n ahtr
man RAYMOND Hyefa a r uanAfatA
"a q Hermann
Bride Herman Smith
Groom 2 w Tpapupn
Mother otto Fratheguaia
tCartan
Garden aeene
soio Mra w N nlchal
oldfashlcnnd Garden caeno Al
len, Marjorie Mccoy MARY tee
owens. lone Wallace. Jeanette phlt
llps Thelma nonaelly, pofothaa
Davis
Dance Duet Maaeltue Canas.
rhelma Field
tcuuatu
nstWeen Aets
eoosey Roo Dance
aol0lat Madeline Davis
Chorus Franela Philips. Marion |
Ewlng rhelma CAhill paN,thy |
punnica, virgli Harris, EGolae liuus
las MARY Louise Howard Ma pea
cock, Lois Davis Marvel nassslt
Iiuck Danes Nelson nrua
~ jingo Raaalie Evans. louo
Wallace Mildred Davis. 1helma uon
nelly
soio Mrs Illckel and Mr Robert,
Morten
sCuftain
Cabaret Fluffy Rufflpa
Spplet Dorothy uavie
Chorus Jeanette Phillips. ctcft
Allen. Nosailc Evans. Nina bronson
Mrs Holloway Marguerite NcCoy
Ethel Douglas. rhelma ponnrllY Macy
Lee oweHa, lone Wallace Howard
Flfa Raymond Davis Glenn PARIS.
Harley Nance Nern ltawH. John ne
land John Niagley Loren y STARK
Louis ilalsel
Solo Mrs W r Rlehiort
Spanish Dance Dorothy Brown
Emma Brown. Marvel tmsaptt Mary
Davis
College Chorus
soloiat Ruort Mcroy
Chorus Tom walker. Warren Van
Hooear, John Mason. Bob PoiIatu
MN RoEa, Jos. Nelson. iluaAaA VIII
bite. vernon Coos. John Fogerly. Mar,
yel baaaetl FRANCIS Phillips Mae
Peacock. MARY Louise Howard. trsl
Harris Marion Ewing tbelms cahllt
Dorothy Dnnulua Lois Davis. niolae
Dougag, Bob Allen
Rooms 20 heut Mildred Davis.
Raymond DaviH
Solo Dance Madeline cAikina
You're ia Love H0loliat Mrs
Iohn Furrow
tCurteln
gep Saw ThoFuR .~rAbarat partv
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ror tn. ssues o. Rheumatic ra'rs

rer the Relief ot Rheumatic Pains
When van have stiffness and eore
nexs of be muscles achins Joints Anf
find Il diffimll ~ movR without naif
nv massasinR Ne asfccsed warts wia
Chamberlain linlw~u u win re-
isva inv pain and make rc@ and slecr
possible
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-06-11

Mississippi haa more than lav
species of forest trees
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Zluc roafl haye baan used ia
Euopre FOR centuries
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one esaiphef tfee sill ylsla cam.
RhNt worth sheaa
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The average American uses three
pairs 81 shoes year
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productivity Is now about fif,y ~
cent u before the war
~e~NeeHa
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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-06-11

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The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1920-12-24
"THE TRAIL OF THE LONESOME
PINE"

In Eugene Walters dramatization
of "The Trail of the Lonesome Pine,
the widely read novel by John Fox
Jr., the author of "The Little Shep.
herd of Kingdom Come" you see pre-
sented on the stage the typical noun
tain community of the Virginia hills.
The primitiveness of the people is
shown in all it's picturesqueness and
charm and you will love June and
her kinsfolk far more on the stage
than you did when you wandered with
her through the pages Of Mr.. Fox's
delightful story. In her characterize
ton of June, Miss Louise Price en-
phasizes the wild mountain giri"s
longing for the knowledge Of the
world outside Of her mountain envir-
onment and which is after all, the
strongest motive Of mankind. This
dramatic success comes to the Opera
House Thursday Dec. 30th. Prices
55c, S9c, $1.10 and s1.65.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1920-12-24
TARIFF REVISION is
COMING SOON AFTER
CHRISTMAS HOLIDAYS
Ways and Means Committee Of The
House Adjourns Until January 6

Washington, Dec. 23.-After a
brief hearing on tax revision, the
House ways and means committee
adjourned today until January 6, on
which date it plans to turn its at
tention to a general revision of the
tariff.
While the committee does not
contemplate further consideration
of tax questions at this. session,
Chairman Fordney said this did not
mean that the new tax laws would
be drafted on the basis Of informa-
ton gathered thus far. He explained
that the committee felt it should
start on tariff revision Immediately
after the holidays and devote itself
to tha task until it was completed.
It was said the committee felt it
should start on tariff revision i'm
mediately after the holidays and
devote itself to that task until it
was completed.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1920-12-24
TIE IN FRENCH CHAMBER

Paris, Dec. 23.-The chamber Of
deputies this afternoon after an
agitated debate in which the cah-
net was sharply assailed, apprev-
ed the first part Of the resolution
accepted by the cabinet but failed
to approve the second clause by an
unprecedent tie vote. 279 voting
each way. This ordinarily means the
fall Of the cabinet. Some Of the deg
uties held that the cabinet had been
beaten while others said they were
ready to accept the clause in
amended form. Premier Elygues
finally accepted the modified form,
whereupon the chamber voted con-
fidence in the ministry 472 to 66\