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The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-08-04
Cox Considers HOU
To Turn Suffrage =
Tide In Tennessee

DAYTON, Ohio, Aug. 4.--Following
a restful night at his Jacksonburg farm,
30 miles from here, Gov. Cox, Demo-
cratic presidential candidate, today
faced another busy day in an effort. to
clear his desk before his notification
ceremonies next Saturday.
No engagements for today were on
the governors calendar, but he ex-
pected to give further consideration to
the woman, suffrage fight in Tennes-
cations are for defeat of ratification of
the federal amendment by the Ten
nessee legislature. and is considering
how he may help 70 change the tide,
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-08-04
ANTHRAX FOUND.

TFXARKANA. Tex. Aug f-Exis-
tenco Of anthrax among stock on sew
crai plantations IN Miller county, Ark.
has been discovered by government Vet %
erinarans. according TO "A report here
today. II was understood here last
night that considerable area Of the
county would be placed under quaran
tine tomorrow
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-08-04
3S STILLS SEIZED.

CHARLESTON.a W. Va. Aug. e.
Thirty eight moonshine stills were
seized by prohibition agents in West
Virginia during July, according to the
report Of Commissioner W. s Halla-
nan, made public yesterday. This is
said to be the largest number Of stills
confiscated in the state within SINH
lar period OF time. The seizures were
made in is counties.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-08-04

made, and If they think that It is too
high proofs can be submitted to the
board to support their claim OF over
assessment,
No announced policy insofar as the
ad valorem assessment is concerned has
been announced by the board but in
creases have been made in both the
realty and personally assessments and
there is every indication that the mer-
chants assessment Will also be in
creased materially.
1t Is the ambition of the city commits
sion to have the total tax assessment
approximate 5000, 900. 600, and this with
the tax rate OF SO on each 800 will net
the city about si,000,000 revenue in
taxes.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-08-04
SUES CAR COMPANY.

Because, she alleged. street car on
Mississippi boulevard started before she
clambered aboard, Nettie V. Thomas
filed suit Wednesday for 50, 900 dam
ages against the receivers of the Mean
phis Street Railway company. She al
legged that she was injured by fall
70 the pavement which resulted when
'hA car started too soon.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-08-04
HOSPITALS CROWDED.

CRACOW Poland, Aug Thou
sands of wounded soldiers are taxing
hospital facilities here, and doctors and
nurses. exhausted by long vigis, are
often dropping beside tho operating ia
bles. The American Red Cross has
opened an improvised school Tor nurses
rand 800 women are being given a hasty
elementary course
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-08-04
GERMANS WARNED;

LONDON. Aug. 4.--Dr Walter Sim
ons, German foreign secretary. speaking
in the reichstag today. declared East
Prussia was packed with reactionary
troops ready al any moment TO take
tho offensive against the German re :
public SAYS a Berlin dispatch to the
London Times
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-08-04
HUNT SAFE YEGGS
IN COTTON BLAZE;
FIREMAN is HELD

Likelihood safe robbery nendasm given considera
Wednesday police officials
blaze cotton offices - So" Front which $4,000 dam
IT, j. RhoderiCk detained
police station charge of larceny growing of allegations by
In
Slices after the flames were
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-08-04
% W. SIsiER3

Twenty -four hours TO noon, Aug. 4,
Temperature
Hour Dry bulb. Wet bulb. Humidity
pm yes day 76 "a III
am today, 81 co 6g
Noon today S3 IS az
Maximum coo. ~
Minimum geo. 80
sun sets today pm. rises tomor-
row 5:l3 am Moon rises $50 pm. to-
night Precipitation. none.
-
Tennessee-Fair.
Mississippi
Arkansas Fair warmer
Alabama Showers.
Kentucky
Louisiana-Fair
Oklahoma Cloudy,
North and South Carolina, Georgia
and Floriua-Showers.
East and West Texas--Cloudy,
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-08-04
Weather Forecast

Generally fair, with
little change in tenn
perature probable.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-08-04

Twenty hours TO noon, Aug. 4,
Temperature
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1920-06-19
THE MOTOR INN.

The Motor Inn of Detroit is the
headquarters for Buick automobiles,
trucks and supplies of all kinds. You
will find the different models of the
popular Buick car on the sales floors
of the Motor Inn and we would urge
you to look them over carefully and
learn of their points of superiority.
The Motor Inn also has the agency
for the popular Overland line, and is
showing some of it's classy models
also. If you are in the market for a
car, feel that you must limit your ex-
penditure and want to get the best
you can for the money, look over the
famous Light Overland 4. This is the
sensation of the season and of it the
Overland people are justly proud. The
International farm trucks are also
handled by the Motor Inn. No farm.
er can afford to go longer without one
of these time and labor savers. II
you drive Ford, you will want one
Of those MIDGET equilight regulars for
sale BY the Motor Inn.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1920-06-19
cANFIELD MOTOR COMPANY.

Order your Ford cars and trucks
now through the Garfield Motor Com,
pany to insure quick delivery. There
is nothing that need be said to you
why you should select the Ford car
The only question is what kind of car
or model will meet the requirements
you may have. You will find the diff
ferent models on exhibition at this
garage and are invited to look them
over and place your order. For light
delivery work, there is no truck that
can excel the Ford truck. 1t meets
the requirements and needs of the
farmer as we'll as the man in the
city. 1t is time saver wherever it
is used and in addition, it's economy
of operation and freedom from repair
bills makes it particularly inviting as
an investment in ones business. The
tractor problems of the farmer are
solved by the FordsOn tractor which
answers every farmers wants. 1t not
only will do all kinds of field work,
but also road hauling and belt power
work The Garfield Motor Company
maintains a staff of expert Ford me-
chanics so they can meet the de-
mands of Ford owners, that their cars
be repaired and overhauled intelli-
gently.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1920-06-19
WHITTENBERG BROTHERS.

Why suffer with disease and ill
health and spend good money on doc
tor bills and get no relief? Why not
remove the source of the disease and
let Nature make her own cures. This
is the common sense way of looking
at such matters and is the reason
that the skilled chiropractor is hav-
ing the success he does in his treat
ment of the sick. Nerve pressure
causes disease every time. Science has
discovered that IS per cent of the
disease which cause mankind to suf-
fer are the result of pressure on the
nerves as they emanate from the
spinal column. Many little things may
have caused the slight dislocation of
the vertebrae of ones back bone
Most people are unconscious that
such dislocations exist, hence they
continue to suffer the ill effects that
result. A skilled chiropractor will
discover them at once, adjust them
and the trouble will quickly disap.
pear. Whittenberg Bros, chiroprac.
tors, are among the best known and
most successful in the lake region
They have made this success because
of their thorough knowledge of their
profession and the extensive expert
ence and practice they have had
They will be glad to give you an ex
animation and will tell you the real
condition.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1920-06-19
THE SECRET OF LINCOLN'S POPU-
LARITY

Abraham Lincoln was and remains
the idol of the common man. Why?
Simply because he had a warm spot
in his heart for all men. He SYM
pathiZed with the sorrows of others,
he understood the human heart. The
bent and aged old mother could pour
out her tale of misery to him without
the least show of timidity. She knew
and felt that Lincoln was a sympa-
thetic listener Compare his Gettys-
burg speech with the grafton deliv-
cred on the same occasion by Edward
Everett. Note the brevity of Lin
coins address in comparison with the
voluminousness Of Everett. Yet how
well had Lincoln understood the sit
uatiOn! He sensed the correct words
because he knew what was passing in
the hearts of his hearers. He felt
their woes himself. Everett spoke for
two hours, but his words did not
touch responsive chord. He himself
wrote later to Lincoln: 81 should be
glad if l could flatter myself that
came as near to the central idea of
the occasion in two hours as you did
in two minutes"
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1920-06-19
CHERRY G. SONS.

1t is like finding money when one
figures out the savings he can make
by doing all of his grocery trading at
the store of Cherry & Sons. 1t is
always a source of satisfaction to
trade at this store for the stocks al
ways include the good old brands
that have nationwide reputation
and have been proven to be of the
very best quality. The store buys
it's stocks in large quantities for spot
cash and is thereby able to make
quite a saving. In order to help it's
patrons fight the high cost of living,
this saving is given to its customers
through the method of marking the
goods to sell on as narrow a margin
as possible. The store operates on
the principle of small profits and a
large volume of business. This is one
reason why low prices are always to
be found at this store.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1920-06-19
MARTIN HERLAND.

Good looking, high quality, season,
able clothes, despite their higher
price, are just as important to every
man in his business and every day
life, to social success and to health,
as they were four or five years ago.
when clothes were cheap" Good
wool fabrics, properly woven and
made to fit properly are bound to give
good wearing service. You can get
these kind of clothes of Martin Her.
land, Detroit's we'll known custom
tailor. His stock of woolens and 9th
err fabrics for the summer and early
fall wear are now in awaiting your in.
spection and selection. You will find
some swell fabrics there, in all of the
seasons popular and authentic color.
ings, and you can depend upon Mr.
Herland's knowledge of the styles and
skill in fitting, cutting and making
your new suit. He also does altering
and tailoring of ladies' garments
French dry cleaning, pressing and
dyeing.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1920-06-19
THE MANDARIN CAFE,

If you are not real particular din
err, perhaps you do not eat at the
Mandarin Cafe but the particular peO-
pie make it their headquarters. EV-
cry effort is made by the management
to render the highest and most re-
fined service that is possible that the
restaurant may at all times command
the patronage of the best diners. To
this end, every attention is given to
the selection of the meats, vegetables,
fruits, dairy products and all commOd-
tiles that are needed for the prepare
tiOn of the meals served. A very good
short order service is maintained at
the lunch counter day and night, and
a speciality is made of putting up
lunches for travellers, autoists and pic
mic parties. The restaurant carries a
fine line of cigars and tObaccos, and
serves ice cream and soft drinks Of
all kinds.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1920-06-19
WILCOX LUMBER co.

1t will pay you to get prices and
estimates on the lumber and building
material for your new buildings from
the Wilcox Lumber Company, Detroit.
The yards and warehouse of the COM
pany is always fully stocked with a
carefully selected line of thorough
seasoned lumbers, both rough and fin
ished. The company has a reputation
for carrying one of the best stocks of
lumber in this vicinity, and it's prices
are the marvel of contractors and
builders when the grade of goods is
considered. It's line of sand, gravel,
stone, brick, lime and cement is large
enough to enable the company to fill
all orders promptly. Keep the flies
out with screens and screen doors
from this company and keep the cold
out with it's storm slash. A complete
line of wire fencing, farm gates, silos,
tile and the like is always on hand.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1920-06-19
MacGREGOR DRUG co.

You will always be able to get the
most skillful and accurate service if
you take your prescriptions to the
MacGregor Drug Co. A licensed and
experienced druggist is always in
charge ready to compound any pre-
scription you may bring him, no mat
ter how difficult it is. In addition to
maintaining a first class drug depart
ment, the store also carries very
complete stock of proprietary medi-
cines, stock remedies, home remedies
first aid outfits, and supplies and rub
Der goods for the sick room and hospi
tails. In toilet articles and acces-
series you will find face creams of all
kinds, skin foods, shampoo creams
for the face and hair, domestic and
imported perfumes of rare fragrance
and odors, scented soaps, mems shaw.
ing soaps and creams, stationery of all
kinds and fine line of confectionery
You will find the latest magazines
there, kodak supplies and tobaccos.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1920-06-19
s. e. MOOERS.

This is an opportune time in which
to invest in real estate, either farm or
city property. S. E. MOoers, we'll
known real estate dealer of Detroit,
has some we'll located property list
ed with him for quick sale. Every
one who has studied the real estate
situation or kept the least little bit in
touch with it, will tell you that now
is the time to buy farm or city prop
erty. The prices are still advancing
and it is the consensus of opinion that
they will go still farther before the
new permanent level is reached
Whether you intend to buy a farm or
city property for a home or as an in
vestment, you will never find a better
time than at present. This land office
has a fine lot of we'll improved and
located farms listed with it for sale
and will be glad to show them to you
It also has several houses and store
buildings listed with it for sale or ex-
change at prices less than what they
can be replaced for at present.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1920-06-19
RICE'S HOTEL, BAKERY AND
LUNCH ROOM.

The very best grades of bakery
goods are always to be obtained at
Rice's Hotel, Bakery and Lunch Room.
If you have been hunting for bakery
goods with the homemade" taste
this is the place to get this very kind
This bakery has made the excellent
reputation it bears because of the
quality of its products. Since it was
first started, the effort has always
been by the management to produce
the best and highest grades of bakery
goods that it is possible for human
skill to produce. If you want cakes
or other dainties for special occasions
you have but to leave your order and
they will be ready for you This bak
cry solves the problem of baking dur
ing the hot summer days, and the very
lowest prices always prevail on all
Of its goods.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1920-06-19
HOLY ROSARY CHURCH,
DETROIT, MINNESOTA.

The Holy Rosary parish was or
ganized nearly fifty years ago. In its
early history the little flock struggled
against many odds. The first and sec
ond church edifices were frame struc-
lures. The present brick church was
completed in 1915 and dedicated to
the service of God on the fifteenth
day of August of that year. Largely
due to the untiring labor and zeal of
the former pastor, Father Charles
Cannon, O. S. B., the parish can boast
of having the incest church in the
vicinity and no Indebtedness. The
pipe organ and the new baldachin al
tar together with the new communion
rail which is being erected complete
the furnishings of the church.
The former church was remOdeled
and is being used as a parochial
school. 1t is the only parish school
in Becker county. The fourth school
year has been completed and the par
ishioners feel proud of the remarkable
success of the Benedictine Sisters
who conduct the school.
The parish is not large, but it is
steadily growing by the influx of good
Catholic families who desire to make
their home in a prosperous commun-
ity near church and school.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1920-06-19
SCENIC THEATRE.

If you have an hour to while away
or feel the need of recreation from
business or the cares of the home, you
can find no more pleasant way of
spending it than attending the Scenic
Theater You will see there all of
the best releases from the great pro-
ducing corporations,-the thrilling ad-
venture pictures, the gripping dramas
the touching loye stories depicted, the
side splitting comedies, the travel
pictures and worlds events all faith.
fully produced. All of the popular
movie stars fit across the screen of
the Scenic in endless procession
shown in their productions that have
made the best hits. The programs
are we'll selected, and every film is
carefully censored before shown at
the Scenic in order that the most re-
fined taste cannot be offended.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1920-06-19
FIRST NATIONAL BANK.

Money never talked louder and
more emphatically than it does to-
day. Everyone knows this to be true
and that is the reason that the First
National Bank of Detroit, urges you
to open a savings account today with
it. There has never been a time
when it has been more important and
vital to everyone to do systematic
saving. 1t should be done nationally
as we'll as individually as it will be
one of the steps toward stabilizing
affairs of the nation and helping to
check the orgy of spending that seems
to have swept the country. 1t is time
that the man, woman or child who
has not savings account should start
one and learn the habits of thrift
and see for themselves the advan-
tages that will come to them. One
dollar will start savings account in
this bank, and while the account Is
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1920-06-19
DETROIT MOTOR COMPANY.

The Chevrolet is the far for you and
you will agree with the Detroit Mo
tor Company after you have a look at
this splendid car. 1t is built for style
and service and the new 1920 Chew
rolet is surely the car you have been
waiting for. The Chevrolet motor is
one of the most powerful built. An
other feature if the motor is its econ
omy of fuel, certainly most impor
tant item to take into consideration
in purchasing car. There are many
points of superiority in the Chevrolet
car that the Detroit Motor Sompany
will be glad to show you. They have
different models in stock and will also
be glad to demonstrate one of these
cars to you at any time. You will
also find at their garage Goodyear
tires and Zenoil motor oil.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1920-06-19
CARMAN-cHRisTENsEN DRUG CO.

The Carman-C Christensen Drug Co.
is always equipped to give you the
best and quickest service possible in
filling any prescription you may have.
Its prescription department is always
we'll stocked and completed so that
it is never necessary to substitute any
ingredient called for in your physi-
clans prescriptions. The store also
carries very fine line of proprietary
medicines. Then there are stock med
icines, first aid outfit, a we'll selected
line of home remedies, rubber goods
and supplies of all kinds for hospitals
and sick rooms. The store also car
ries toilet articles, perfumes, tales,
cold creams, candies, stationery, mag
azines, fountain pens, dyes and ko-
daks.
CONNELL'S BOOK STORE.
You will find just the books, period
icals and magazines for your library
and vacation reading at the Connell
book store. All of the best are to be
found at all times on the shelves of
this up-to-date store. They carry an
unusually large supply of office sta
tionery of all kinds, ledgers, Journals,
and such books, large line of loose
leaf systems and stationery, inks,
typewriter ribbons, erasers, rubber
bands, office pins and clips, carbon
and typewriter papers, second sheets,
filing cases and filing cards and the
like. Then there are the stocks of
toys for the children of all ages, a
fine line of confectionery and a splen-
did selection of cigars and tobaccos
for the particular smokers. You will
find there too sporting and athletic
goods, fountain pens and the like.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1920-06-19
PURITANS WANTED TAVERN
NEAR THEIR WESTINGHOUSE,

Puritan legislation for the colony of
Massachusetts not only did not pro-
hibit the making and drinking of
liquor, but specifically required that
innkeepers should always provide
good and wholesale food for strangers,
and decreed that the tavern be sit
uated near the meeting house so that
members of the congregation could
conveniently enjoy a glass of wine
after the services.
These facts were brought out by
Representative James Gallivan, of
Boston, in speech in the House. To
show that the Puritans were willing
enough to curb every other form of
personal liberty except that of drink
ing, Representative Gallivan read into
the Congressional Record a bill of the
pastor of Old North Church, Boston,
for food and drink, including liquors.
This was the church of Increase and
Cotton Mather, those celebrated ex-
emplars of Puritanism. This bill was
dated in 1872.
Representative Gallivan explained
that he referred to this bill with no
object of disparaging men and gen.
erations that played big parts in the
early life and history of our country"
but to show that the Puritans did not
put liquor in the category of things
which they condemned and prohib-
tied.
'The Puritans would have repu-
dated the act of our friend from Min
nesota Representative Volstead) or
any other law fixing percentage on
their food and drink" said Mr.. CALI
van.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1920-06-19
/. j. NORBY CO. DEPARTMENT
CT0PE

All paths of the shoppers lead to
the up-todate department store of l..
]. NOrby, because it's stocks are al
ways large and complete. The sea-
sons best offerings in correct wearing
apparel, dry goods, notions, and
household furnishings will always be
found to be best display and exempl-
fed in the stocks to be seen in this
store. Mothers know they are offered
an unusual opportunity for selecting
serviceable dresses and underwear
for their daughters, waists and under
wear for the boys and good service
able hosiery and wear-resisting shoes
for both at this store.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1920-06-19
REID e. WACkMAN,

The latest improvements in farm
machinery and implements of all kinds
will be found in the big stocks car
ried by Reid & Wackman. The two
big problems today before the live
farmer is how to increase production
with the reduction in available farm
labor The only solution is by the
use of the latest types of labor saw
ing machinery such as is found in
the stocks of this firm. The biggest
need on a farm today is a tractor
1t, will more than pay for it's cost an6
enables the owner to do at least 81
per cent more work himself and al
less effort The secret of buying {
tractor is to get the one that will dc
the work needed, quickly at the leas
cost of operation and repairs. Yol
will find just the kind of tractor yol
need and have it demonstrated tt