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TRY A TEA
FOR YOUR LIVER

LooA In the mirror aud observe
the appearance ~ your skin Does
II look sallON? Are there plmplos
on your face2 Dizziness, pains In
h. back. costlyincss swollen stom'
lch. hiliouAnessg II YOU have any
~ the above symptoms your liver Is
certainly on, " fix Now To have Y
clear skin. bright eyes. pure blood
and q sound liver. brew tea made
from u box Of Granger Liver Regu'
la,or. Pour u pint ~ boiling water
iNer the contonts Of one box and
YOU viii have pint ~ the finest
liver regulator ever made, ut u cost
of only 90 cents. This will clear
YOUR liver strengthen II and give
YOU pep. snap aud good, perfect
health you so much desire u Is
pleasant 10 take Granger Liver Regu-
laior. and when brcwcd into q tea
II does not cause nausea. nor inter-
tcre with your eating pleasure or
work n clears M and ,purlfGs your
Nslenl. cleans ont your bowels IN an
easy way, making you feel fine. with
good appe,ite,s
Granger Liver Regulator 10 sold
hy leading druggists everywhere ar
hy mail ON receipt OF - cents Nd
dress Granger Md. 60, Chatta.
nooga, Tcnn,--idy,
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HOLSTER GETS STOCK N
JOHNSON JOINER co.

u 4. iullsler OF Wichita falls.
las hseome interested In the John
on'lolner COMPANY ana viii held
lhr piflfe "a s'cTeiark treasurer tor
that c0mpsuy lle was associal 4
Win 4 y lehnson, president Of lh,
lnhRsun'lninef tnmpany vail, Nc
johnson Wah secretary treasurer ani
salesmangsf Coz the l.oue star Rein
hg fempanN, ~ wichita Falls
NJ llolniaT be- had considerable
Npenrlenen ln rallIpad vork and a.
lfFardri a. one NJ the best irsill,
rApeTls "a TeRat
Nc Naf flso ln thp buiowuhlh
hnrlHess ior hlmfoli several Nesli
ignA llo took over the sl1fk "a che
lNhnsnn lninrr lnmpanY hgld hY A
IA iolptl uhO resigned January \,
~ heeplf his ilme az biz individual
all hlnAeTsEe iuHlprss
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thought the best plan to proceed with
the negotiations and communicate
the results 10 the United stats
J. Not Hight. sni- wilson.
President wilson's reply OF F'brn-
lry 10 said he could not "hrlie'"
that solution containing provisions
vi lch already had received the well
meriiod condemnation OF the French
and British government lrcfarring
10 the settlement Of December a..
ran IN any sense BE- regard d ~
right
llr could not lgrer thai the mom.
orundum ~ Janusiy . ~, JET I'M
touched practically Every important
POINT ~ argued Ny the british aud
French premicrs. and declared bis
opinion that The original prnpnsal
had been profoundly allied 10 tll'
nd,antaac ~ improper italian oh'
ieciiyos. to the sorlou injury or ih"
lugo.Slny people ana tu The peril ~
he world peace"
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a'&sen
NnNBrR or TliE ASSOCIATED
An CHARiOTs


That was an awsome custom o.
the vikings that sen, the body Of the
dead chieitain out TO sea ON biz
fAsosite galley.
Off from shore the funeral ship
was showed. High, mid.ships. the
stif figure Of a warrior sat REGAL on
his throne, the funeral fires burned
fore and aft. the painted sails filled
In the evenings winds, and slowly
out 10 the eternal sailed the VIKING.
until the last pink fingers Of the da,
gilded the black barge Tor final
Instant before Il sailed out into the
purple affinity where sea and heayca
meet.
But the other day We SAW q scene
~ impressive a. that \ carved
coffin was strapped with ribbons to
the body OF an asroplane aud lynn
out and up, sailing a. fas, a. did m,
storm.harrled clouds, the funeral
bird fled into the grea, reaches OF
space.
OF course. the plane later dos end.
"a and ihe body was given earth
burial. but the instant when the
great man.elfd lifted ~ wings and
spun stralEh, TO the heart of heaven
With the big white, caryen coffin on
iss back. Tor that instant one Roi
that rare lifiinE Of the spirit, that
unusual rise 10 the ihrob ~ the
sternsi. tina, 80 seldom comes 10 re,
mind man tia, no Is little lover
than the angels, and heir 20 an III
asss.
TO creep q, three miles on hon,
behind . pair u tai black horse,
10 . hole In the ground that VAS
mortal fate yesterday tod y ~
may ny on the Wing Of the morn.
inx 10 our ssRulehef tomorrow .
whe knows' Maybe to be- iran,lal
"a int our oTiElnal elements and "a
spin through the slheF a. lipy star.
u vital force, Fldhs sn electric
saHsai Hlgalsh 10 Mars
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prARy-THE PERSISTENT

There are two types Of people In
the world-ihoae who can be defeat
cd and those Who can't, Robert
peary belonged 10 the second type,
Eight times be penetrated The
Arctic wastes befaro the goal he had
set himself vas achieved n 1850
HE polar voyages commenced with
reconnaissance 81 the urconlnna
Island lee cap. lle followed this cs'
pedlllon with another, June, 1891,
10 September, 1899. when h.
reached the northeast angle Of
Greenland. llo discovered and
named Melville Land and lleilprIn
Land. lylng beyond Greenland, and
determined the fact that Greenland
il an island Agaln In 1898 anu
1895 h. made VOYAGES ~ the Arctic.
In isg, 10 1909 be rounded the
northeast extremity ~ Greenland
Archipelago, the last of the great
Arctic land groups the most
northern land In the world Each
attempt pushed hun nearer 10 me
nnil goal In 1895 he started north
again. and returned IN October,
1905 having reached the highest
north agaln-Ni degrees ani q
minutes
poary started hls eighth and final
expedition IN July, 1905. established
. winter base NJ Cape Sheridan, ssp.
,embcr. SOS 'sfl Tor Cape Coii1 .
,ia February o., 1893 In five de-
echmcn't which we're sent back
one after another the fourth leayln'
Nin NEAR the Nslh parallel, aud
pe,p himself with one member ~
as cfcw and four Eskimos made the
'pgl dnsh of iJo miles north to H.
Polo The goal was finally reached
Apri q 1909 &c years after his
bret expedition
pcary the Persistent finally won
% % good TO know that he Was an
American. anu that there are NOR
like him he has passed on, but n s.
Aamplc he sc' remains,
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DrNCAN's WORK PRAISED.


Present IVA, Tendencies IN E.iuca.
'ior Rand, McNally, Chicago, ieis,
BY W n nlasell dresden, ~ the
Agricultural and Mechanical College
NJ Texra and NJ, " Duncan, super.
lnlsnden, of schools, Amarillo Tex,
"a % admirable review OF the
progressive tendencies Of today, that
Y pFonerly comes under this head,
inr, The authors have a faf-reach'
inr outlook and are abreast ~ the
forward movements III the time
Their views are always sane, pro.
norl.ouei and not .clreumscrlbed. Il,
q one ~ the best little books Tor an,
one 20 read who has no, hep, In
inuHh With educational development
IN The past few years Educational
Literature,
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ss,,,k

Political lel'rkalahs Is gfawlus
70 ~ meFe lhaa heldlug = pelhlial
Job thee aa,s rarllssnshIp h.
isslaE ils hold op ihs people More
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lolsfi iasp IA ihH f..lia f wnH
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81 $40 illaast ltl NH Hli.aHl
a. ~ plslati A. lalalff 81 itl
f4I|a4a lhN ln "A FifITn H Al
81 A. ~ ffsIsHH ltf
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CAsn AN C,nnh riAN NY
mA ~ T. T. N IhleAsfu

rultA Un 200 al peglumea
rHWtfanlaH dos nn lnagrf all yap
hanghilh ai pleholan pedestrians
Ilum ihr fnala Hl llmnHtlnps heTe.
ihr Ieasnu b ihtt all available
iptlr Ia llr hWpHtlnp h tp te
allltrl hrlpsiisr bY mlail iA 0hug.
flNgsinf pa maftti AZ fri q pouna
"a hniiff sHi plhrl hpuirhuli neeei'
lH
llsalf ltus elll b. 90 rpom iar
$500
Ftf Hmpaisa 49, 49, mllsiF io 40
H0I Nhn WfItplWF pt "a Isah aul
gllr' hfsH ices tianfa m I've
NHHfHh lilsh rllle femmIsf.ar
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Deaths and Burials

The body NJ Edward Dell llos'rs
igod 80 Years, Will arrive lhls after
noon M = o'clock on The Fort Worth
4 Denver. accompanied Us the fnii-
~. ! A. Rogers. and ! II GREGORY
n Will ley In state NJ the Gtifgs IN
dorlaking railors pending funeral
arrangements. iniormcnt vii take
place NJ the llano cemetery and VIII
likely be- some time tomorrow u was
announced
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allh iAllllAfllN lals
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Nffi nIHaN lN0N.N 1875 ID
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I.I MHf Hfnl sHTHtl nfHi
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NOTICE 10 Tur p,yL,c,

Clarence ~. Eaklc having sold his
entire interest 10 T.. ". Blackburn
and Grover &. Malone. the business
~ now being onoraled ~ the s9me a..
cation under the firm name Of
Blackburn a Malone lnds"ink'rt
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-02-27

For your daughters sake. use Red
Cross Ball blue In the laundry. Sh'
viii then have that dainty. we'll
grComcd appearance that girls ad
mirc. sc. - ADV
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-02-27

Russia'a internal affairs are uonf
Of our business. her Internal affair,
re our chief concern.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-02-27

And now, II some Of our numei.
our crises come to a head. what shall
ke DO about Lansing them
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-02-27

Didn't the other cabine, mcmbtri
show distcspcc, when they came a.
lansugs callf
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-02-27

Nine times In ten the employo
who does the hest work IL the ono
Who has learned to save.
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AMERICAN ATTITUDE uN-
CHANGED WILSON SAYS
Wilson Communication.

ON that point the memorandum
Included o. communication from
rkprdlent { uannrA aa The spOils ni
VAR tcrriiurips inhabited BY AN alien
race, anxious and capable ~ main
ain u separate national state OF ".
id'nilam eNuril, analogous IN Mind
10 that which Justified the demand
II italian irfedotlln for union with
under the ri'' of November H..
which oNplaihlrF the American
,leN, declared the broad principle
sohilns that b la neither Jus, nor
President Wilson to Premier T,llrri
D. h. Italian state "
The new nRitvm'nt between Great
Britain France and Italy. dated
January u. 1890. which President
Wilson construed ~ having bee mr.
riyod 1T without participation ~ the
Timed states. after the agreement
u December .. was supposed to have
ettlod the question. II provided In
substance
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Plume Provisions.

UNIV tfNNi~ibNNs
Fiumo. ~ an independent free
state. free In IT, own diplomacy.
SuHak 10 80 10 the Serb.CrOat.
SloVcnrs state with railroads and
terminals 10 50 Ia the league The
free slate Of the previous proposals
vas 10 disappear and the boundary
between Italy aud the Sorb.Croat.
@lOyene states wns 90 be- rodraNn 10
provide for tho previously discussed
orridor The Wilson Line" In the
ogion ~ Sonpcochia was 60 b. re.
lraw 10 provide for the protection
~ lrl"si % This, The agreement do.
Haired VIII leave IN the serb.Croat.
iloNcno state purely JugO.slay
liHirltl Infl was Ia be- an lndepen.
tent state rndrr the league Valona
yas 10 Pc retained by Italy as pro.
ldrd ln the treaty NJ London and
Italy vas 10 take q mandate over
Albania, whose northern boundary
vas 10 be- 'roadJusted and whose
ouihern boundaries were ~ be- re-.
lfrnnged 10 give Greece IoritEa and
Argy rnkastfon The ISLAND groupe
4 Lussin l.issa and Pclagoa we're
o be- assigned to Italy and the re-.
naindor were to 60 10 the Serb
'roalSlovone state Al Adriatic
Glands were to be- demIlltariaed ana
here were to he special provisions
o permit Italians In nalmatla 10
hOnAe Italian nationality
Prcslden, wilson's note NJ Janu.
ny ~, IN protest tu these arrange
ncnls, asked whether II was the IN.
'enilon ~ the british and French
toV,rhm,nls IN the future To dispose
4 the various questions pending IN
europe and To communicate the re-.
'nlls 10 the government ut the l'ni.
eel states, adding ,ilt Clcmcnecau
nd Lloyd George must realize there
Yere gestures In thc PROPOSED Fiumr
Jews of the United states. but had
4 by the government.
onl, Miner changes.
Lloyd George AMI ClemenCcau ro.
nlNing under date ~ January ~,
lIsclaimed any Intention ~ making
o definite settlement without the
'iews ~ the United Ss,tes. boz had
ak'n u ~ a. The poln, ~ which
was lrfl when rndcr secretary
POLK returned n Washington, They
'eplied the, fol, practical, oyoyy
important point ~ the Joint memo.
'Pndum of December ., remained
untouched and added that "cnly
va features undergo alterations and
10th those ar, u The advantage ot
lurO. alayia
The Efillsh and French promiera
argued that the disappearance of the
free state u rlume would ro.unitc
100000 JuRo.SlaVs with their tllh.
prlund nd tina, the Albanian settle.
nent wa such a, 10 afford satisfac'
ion "to the necessary requirements
70 all parties concerned
ilcclare n Fair.
They characterized h a. fan set.
lemcni ~ "a lifficul, aud danger.
aus question" aud ",hn, IN the cycul
u ~ not being accepted they viii be
lrlven 10 support the enforcement vi
The uo9tV IT London which IL salts.
factor, "a nobody
holh nremiers disclalmrd any In.
'enl "a shuN the Hlshirst discour.
'esy a. the tinted Sihtes or that
hey wished 10 conceal thor actor
IN any way
rs President wllpa mas net a.
the conference, lhev said, lhef
The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1920-08-12

on Wool Financing, which was ap-
pointed by the American Farm Blu
reau Federation. This committee
worked in cooperation with repre-
sentatives from the Natural Wool
Growers Association, The Fleece
States Association, The Bureau Of
Markets and the Bureau of Animal
Husbandry. There were more than
GO men in the conference which in
cluded wool producers from 10 states,
manufactures and bankers; in add
ton there were present several SEN
ators and Representative Mondell of
Wyoming.
The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1920-08-12

Mr. Somers has bought the two
Vacant lots and barn of w. w. Ben
son, on West Third street r. O.
Graves has also bought the lots just
north Of them belonging to A. II.
Barth and will put up house OF
the lumber he is shipping down from
Central City, and new lumber. His
The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1920-08-12
Subscribe For The Enterprise

NOTE-The advance by members of
the Federal Reserve Banks on bill of
lading, has generally been agreed up
on as Is cents per pound, or just a
little more than the cost of shearing,
and is not very satisfactory.
The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1920-08-12

Mrs. F. D. Hutchings met with an
accident which might have been Sc
rious while in the cellar closing n
window. Her dress caught. throw
ing her to the floor and breaking her
right arm at the wrist. DR.. Russell
set the same and at this writing, she
Is doing fine, while Mr.. Hutchings
is studdying the cook books.
The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1920-08-12

Mrs. Emma Strickland ara two
children Ruby and Bryan, who have
been visiting her son Jesse Strick-
land, for the past two months, have
returned to her home in Fl. Branch,
Indiana.
The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1920-08-12

We are offering some goods during
our Sale At ridiealously low prices but
need the room aud do not want to
carry them into another season.
THE ECONOMY STORE
The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1920-08-12

Mesdames Howard. Davis and Bax-
ter, Messrs. Baxter. Crowley, Mich
olson, and Milton Nicholson, attend
ed the county convention at Golden
Tuesday, August 10.
The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1920-08-12

Mrs. Mary Bruce and two children
rem of Hartshorn, Mo-, is visiting at
the home Of her brother, o. Metzgar.
The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1920-08-12

Wendell and Mildred Dempsey de-
parted Wednesday for Rochester
Mimi, to join their sa'kei to con-
tinue their trip to Canada.
The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1920-08-12

Mr.. Terwilliger, who has been in
Kansas for some time returned home
Wednesday.
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GRIFFITH NEWS

Mrs. Chas. Grout entertained at
luncheon Thursday. Mrs. A. E. Ad-
ana, Of Colorado Springs, Mrs. Al
bert Nemeyer. Mrs. Christ Williams,
Mrs. Thomas Williams Of Denver,
Mrs. Frank Jasper and Mrs. Milton
Daresmont Of Lakewood.
The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1920-08-12

Mr.. and Mrs. Milo Hager of Kan.
sas City, Mo-, are visiting with Mr.
and Mrs. C. d. Wilson.
The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1920-08-12

Mr.. and Mrs. Griffith and MI
and Mrs. J. Plattner attended the
Republican county convention in
Golden Saturday.
The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1920-08-12

Men, II you can use good wearing
Shsss asi Oxfesds in email sizss Al
smaller prices. See us now.
THE ECONOMY STORE
The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1920-08-12

Ladies II you wish to buy some
good wearing Shoes and Low Shoes
In small sizes look them over now at
wy THE ECONOMY STORE
The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1920-08-12

Chas. Graves threshed for Dick
Minges Saturday and is now at w.
J. Evans where the rain has inter
fered. Mr.. Minges' wheat yielded in
the neighborhood of forty bushels to
the acre.
The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1920-08-12
Local Lore

Mr.. and HRS. E. E. Nelson OF
Denver and his mother Mrs. August
Nelson, visited w. E. Peterson and
family Tuesday.
The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1920-08-12

Mr.. Chas. Townsend and family Of
Brush, Colo, is visiting his father,
Mr.. D. Townsend and sister, Mrs. H..
J. Dissler.
The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1920-08-12

We have found that straisht-for-
ward advertising pays, read our ads.
THE ECONOMY STORE
The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1920-08-12

Straw Hats at extremely low prices
for Men. Boys. Girls, Ladies. and
Children.
THE ECONOMY STORE
The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1920-08-12

Mrs. Cochran and son Clarence
were calling in Griffith Wednesday.
The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1920-08-12

Our offerings Of Underwear, Hosi-
cry, Piece Goods, Wash Goods. Ladies
and childrsns wear are very low
considsring the present market.
THE ECONOMY STORE
The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1920-08-12

Mr.. and Mrs. u. G. Griffith spent
the week end at the home Of their
daughter, Mrs. George Allen of Nor
rison.
The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1920-08-12

q. Mrs. George NJ. Williams is very
poorly at this writing, and has been
on the sick list several weeks.
The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1920-08-12

Mr.. and Mrs. Robt Newell and Mr..
and Mrs. Howard Evans and family
spent last Sunday at Colorado
Springs and Manitou.
The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1920-08-12

bungalow on West Third near the
school house is going to be fine
one when finished. Such buildings
are needed in Arvada, and we hope
others will be encouraged to emu
late Mr.. Graves example.
The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1920-08-12
THE WOOL SITUATION
From Farm Bureau)

Since May 90. 1920. there has
been practically no wool market in
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1920-04-17
Progress of the E1ks.
(BY AN OLD ELK. J

astonishing growth Development nd general progress oh
Eks H. r. o. f. distinctly foremost an"fE1 'a
nal organizations oganzaton ana IFS Ta
growth testimony fact that I'll" American people nay "
lost any their capacity forward play he ja'
very proud the tribu" t" him that h." was me
and player III America \ man who WORKS haf"
phrsir development whenever he plays
hard BODY which has Cor ITS "ot Sood
heathul play for the hard working man. is POSITIVE GOO" III my
community.
Louisiana enjoys OF having the largest FIX Lodge
in America and finest Lodge and Club Room III Her
ca-hat Lodge City New Orleans, q the
prominent and avortr object" Of slgherS VII" come !" Nc '
H,s proud distinction for the resent t!tE.
that tho N'}i- 'i'|a|}S
tho places Of pasmc which LETT the oohfr!
banshed John Iariycorn. then rcat what an a"r
the fk destined play the affairs 81 IN" men 81
America and ought be the ambition Of Nr organized
town % proud assets good fIk iod-"
o. satisfaction INFORMED!
these much needed Cor
in Sunday 23h of April hr wilt ~ instituted
lodge members Of the members b from h
already belong lodge
good sign this institutions viii provide Il
this community these II the odg
there need It "l
likely Franklin will another
building There he gala day Franklin for the advent Of tbs
organization: muc refreshments and Ek
II 10 hoped that the SWING
Franklin will than
expected for this community coui raN muster
membership Of near. il not. 800 members.
1t would be unnecessary, and probab. od f! tat" MAX" any
the charitable the Ek
EiS ranked tlI1
in Francisco earthquake calamity
few years the organization with quick In0zg
III" effective branch Of
field which the
but becoming modest boasn4 II -hc Services
members ik" other worthy looked ne
service and proceeded work. all
is to be hoped that Franklin will get the vanguard Of !n.
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1920-04-17

an. | have not been going ont
with anybody and | am going TO
BE- even more 81 rerl'loc than |
have been III tn" past. My only
companion has been Lay mother
aud have STAYED with her during
domestic controversy. Perhaps in
n year time Charlie will realize
his mistake and come back to me.
Picture love couples seem to
nave a hard going. Mary Pickford
and Owen Moore separated, and
the lady married Douglas Fair
banks in exactly four weeks But,
there is a different ring to the
statement Of Charlie S wife. She
still loves him and will give
Bryan : plan u a years waiting
before war d trial applied 70 The
divorce court. The pathetic state
mcnt She makes is bound to win
her sympathy, and if Charlie
doesn't do the right thing he'll
never seem quite 50 funny after
wards.
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1920-04-17
More Production.

William A. Law, prominent
banker, makes suggestion as to
lowering the high cost Of living.
Were it possible to get organ
ized labor to consent to a fifty-six
hour week until 1923, with pro
porticnatc additional compcnSa-
ton, production would SO inrrea Sc
Is 70 iorrr a general lowering Of
prices.
This supports what ChaS NJ.
Schwab SAID Oh the subject; The
only way to rcduc' The high cost
Of living is 10 gel together AMI get
to work.
As long as people spend NOR"
than they produce there can be no
lowering Of prices. \ mar must
learn not oil. 10 live within his Ill
come bat bclOw If. "a he can save
some.
Economy and production would
bring about new price level, but
VIC are afraid that the only way TO
bring about the following of these
two practices is by necessity. And.
that S hard and bitter school.