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The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1920-11-19
OBITUARY.

Frank Jakatis, resident Of L'Anse
died at his room in the Exchange ho-,
tel on Monday afternoon after being
i'll short time. He has resided near
Picard's farm for the past fifteen
years, is survived by daughter in
Chicago.
The funeral will be held his
morning, services being held in Sa-
cred Heart church, interment sbeing
in L'Anse cemeter--.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1920-11-19
Mature gave it beautv's charm

Nature gave it beauty's charm
Serving all mans done to harm.
One cannot view, and 'scape the
thrills
Or vcrdure on surrounding hills
Or. barking to the distant rumbling
OF waters that thro' gorges tumbling
Refrain from giving it the palm
For rustic bcauty's special charm,
One, when of weekly toll, is weary
Can find herein sanctuary,
"Arvon", nesting by yon stream
Seems far away, halcyon dream.
Sept. Fl, 20. G. w. X.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1920-11-19
Dedicated to Arvon.

Ever nv memory fondly turns
To "Arvon" midst its trees and ferns,
The silver stream which near it flows
With banks whereon the lush grass
grows,
The rustic bridge. CT care forsaken
Tho oft by tide and wind its shaken
In sturdy fashion spans the stream
Where lovers loter, there to dream
OF how their partnership begun
Shall, ike those waters, swiftly run,
f!or mind the rapids nor the rocks
Armor'd with love to meet the
ahocks.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1920-11-19
NOTICE.

Free vaccination On Mondays and
Saturdays between the hours of one
ana four p. m.
DIR. W. A Won ZELLEN,
> ! County Physician.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1920-11-19
NOTICE.

have received large and COM
pIetc line Of goods suitable for Xmas
presents, fancy handkerchiefs, fancy
articles and etc, also large assort-
mcnt of stamped goods.
II-f2-2t. Mrs. Frank Collins.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-07-30

a yerdadero amo de Mexico en- esos mo
mcntos era Bazaine. como porque e.
q! mismo Maximiliano jamas volvfa
= a~cordarse de tai diSpoSici5n Y de
inyestisar 81 So cumplia. Por co3si-
ruiente. las cajas rotuladas como diri-
gidas n .Maximiliano. continuation pa
sando sin Cue in~terviniera para ma
&c la aduana.
Probablenlente supo MaXmiliano que
srs ordeaes eran buTladas. pero com"
no contaba con mas apoTo que el dc
Eqzaine. tuvc que disimular aduel de
sacato a su autoridad, como disimul6 o
tros muchos. Saba cue "a Mariscal
Bazaine gozaba de loda Ia confianza
de Napoleon III Y temfa disGustarlc
poruue necesitaba del a2oyo de las
tropas f~rancesas,
Bazaine para hacerse un hombre in
dependierte' Y que Sc le ~tuviera como
el unico sost&r del Irnperio Mexicano
habia puesto los o~hstaculos nos!bles
nara la formation he un ejercito i'm
perialis:c mcxicano. cor el que pudiera
contar Maximiliano independientemen
Te de los f~aaceses : en- provision de
que estos fueran llamados a Europa.
Ash contribuy6 Bazaire al rapido-
hundimientc de Maximiliano y cuatro
aEos despu5s fue A contribu;r a Ia
r,1ina del rnisno NapoleGn III Y de
FIancia.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-07-30
Una carta del Lie. Moheno al Lie. Calero a
~prop6sito del ibro "Un Decenio de
Politica Mexicana"

zarse por el pecado y ell arrepentimien
TO c~onsiguiente. que nos santifica.
La bondad, listed 10 sabe muy bien,
presupone G implica un gran sosiego
del eSpfritu y una gran beautiful del
amino. Y yo no puedo entender CO.
mo siendo este asl.. pueda listed atrt-
BUR virtud tan soberana a Quien US
ted acknowledgements eNhibe como un
iluminafio, I'm mlstico, In suieto des-
equilibrado, ~parlanchin incoherente, in
capaz de atencion, falto de caracter.
de discretion V dignidad en- ell aspec-
TO, lleno de !amentables lacras. frfyo-
10. inconsciente. carente de juicio, in
capazg de aprender las leccioneS de Ia
historic, infantil. con 81 entendimicnto
lleno de %telaranas, a~montonando fute
sas. eiecutando actos de demente que
justificaria Sc le tuviera por loco, ca
beZa de chorlito, que no Sc curaDa
de n moralidad &c los medios.....
etc, etc, que todo ESQ. /aun mas,
dice listed textu.,mente en- las pasi-
mas 10 IS 81 Sc 81 90 90 20 101
lO3 1O6 1lS ia lis l16 Il. lis y
otras de su libro, 'acerca de "su in
fortunado amigo. como listed mismo
le llama en- varias ~ocasiones; 20 no
entiendo como puede listed suponer
bondadcso q quien segIn listed no es
sino I'm escapado de I'm manicomio,
que precisamente por clio solo es ca
paz de quietud dentro dc una canisa
de fuerZa: pero nj aun ALI podria ia
mas ~alcanZar aqucl!as atlas condicio-
mes espirituales quo II hordad lmpli
ca Y que 81 vieJo moralista maestro de
Ner6n eXprcSara en- ,cSta bella for
ma: ringuno IS bucno accidentalIner-
tie: Ia v!rtud es menester aprenderla
y difIcil encontraria.
Nj de d6nde fue ustcd a sacar que
fue-a un "~romantico en:inorado de Ia
ibertad" quien durante sus efimeras
luchas n! I'm solo momento perdiG de
vista cl objective de Ia Presidential
de II Rep0blica?
Por ultimo, le declare que me sor-
prende sobre mancra que un homhre
tan bien ponderado : superior como
listed. tratAndose del general Huerta
. plcrLa los estribos /" ma1lera TIN vi
sible. llerando i ser mas radical. con-
~cluyente Y absolute que los mas en-
c~a-rizados maderistas y carranclstas,
va Que listed Ie MEGA Il cl aSoIno dc
una ~Cualidad.
70 he dicho ya mi opinion aceTca
de este en- IN art!culo que escribi
hace varlos amos con el titulo "Ei Yer
dadero Huerta''; pcro como listed in
terroga a q~u!enes pucdan conocerle
alguna. termino enviandole ante nues
,ro Guerido Y eminente amigo, e. Il
cerciado N"mesio Garcia NaranJc, a
Quien p~ertenece este c~onceDto:
Que lag gr:sndes cualidadcs del ge-
neral Huerta solo iueron superadas
nor sus enormes defectos.
De listed muy devotamente,
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-07-30
Dodson ordenarla
Ia suspension de VEN
tas del Calomel
Dice que ell calomel eS mercu-
rio V actua como dinamita
sobre Ell higado.

Dodson esta hacienda n gran
campana contra el calomel en- el Sur
del pals. En- todas las droguerias
Sc ha notado una gran diSminuci6n
en- las veatas de esta peligrosa dro-
ga, dando todos la nisma raz6n. que
IS: "Dodson's Liver Tone esta re-
emplazandolo.
"El Calomel eS peligroso y el pu-
blico 10 sabe, mientras que e. bod
sons Liver Tone eS completanente
SECURE g i~nofensivo V da mejores re-
sul-ados," dijo un prominente dro-
guista de esta localidad. "Dodson'S
Liver Tone" eSta garantizado en- to-
das las drogueriaS 2 donde Sc VEN
de. Una botella grande vale sofa
mente unos cuantos centavoS V Sc
garantizan sus r~eSultados. devolvien-
DO 81 importe en- case contrarlo.
"DodSon's Liver Tone Is un re-
medic puramente vegetal, agradable
al paladar Y completaments inofensi-
vo, tanto para los ninos como para
los adultoS. Tome una cucharada por
la noche Y q la manana Siguiente
Sc sentira bueno Y sano, sin raSrro
de biliosidad, dolor de cabeza, esto-
uago 4cido o constipation de los in
teStinos. No produce retorcijones nj
otras molestias como el peligroso Ca
,omel. Tome dosis de calomel
aoy Y manana sc sentira debil Y
anfermo. No pierda IN dia de ira
5ajo. Tome "Dodson's Liver Tone"
3 Sc sentira perfectamente, fuerte y
.leno de energias Y vitahdad. (Adv)
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-07-30
Vrene de la Pas. 3.

ladas y truncas, porque toda libertad
es eminentemente gepesica. en- cuanto
que :oda libertad acknowledgements de
vida 2 las demas, pero sobre TODD Ia
de imprenta, que viene a ser como 10
sintesis de todas las ltbertades hui
manas. FL hecho de que junto q los
diarios crimenes de Carranza otros
caudillos revolucionaCios 1esentonaran
fuer;emente ell Ia CGmara o en- los pc
ri6dicoS. es algo que en- el dominic
de Ia SOCIOLOGICAL Sc encuentra a gran
distancia de Ia libertad; pero 81 listed.
insiste en- %aplicarle tan bello nombre,
en.onces permltame Gecirle con Apa-
risi que "haI habido mas bajeza, mas
tirania y mas servidumbre con esa Ii
.bertad que en- muchCs siglos de despo-
tismo".
En- cambio encuentro admirable Ell
cstudio que hace listed de Ia falsi.i-
cada personalidad de Nadero. que ha
puasto listed en- su rerdaero lugar,
salyo On cu:1nto al romantico amor a
Ia libertad que listed lie supone y a
Ia bondad que qutere listed recono-
cerle, seguramente como n conce-
sion al fanatismo maderista del gene
raj Angeles. PorQue de otro modo. 8:
realmente crcyera listed er csa bon
dad. entonces su libro result2rll con-
,radictorio hasta 10 absurdo.
La bondad, mi Ilustre amigo, es VIZ
tud suprema que reciaIna Ia mas SIN
rera = Consciente contribution del ra-
c:ocin!o V del sentimiento y que. por
ESQ mismo Sc manifesto Ell todo ei ser
~bondadoso. conforme al hello penSa-
mierto del divine Eca: I! alma mo-
della 81 rostro como eI soplo del an
tiguo aIfarero modeiaba el vase tlno.
Y tan cleric es este, que al penSaF en-
bordaG acknowledgements c~rocaInoS una
s,ave Y du!ce lmagen de matrona o de
rar6n que ha !iegado n punto de "a
. s.renidad en- donde rcS~DiandeZca a
IN mismo tempo IL luz de Ia INTEL
penc!a Y Ia de Ia fiian;ropla: pueS
note listed al paSo que aqJeiia MaSN
! yirtud no suele ~compadeceTse con Ia
ipyon,uJ !nauicta y aloCada. fl"recIcn
do nor 10 general en- e. coraZ"n ht-
m1ro solo cuundo Ia paSado yA Il"
a5ai de las paSiOnes O cu2nGo' poi
,ra dolorosar anticipation hcInos lie
rado demasiado tcmprano a aq'!e! era
do do uerfeccidn que solo sue!e ana"
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-07-30
EFEMERLDES MEXICANAS....


,.oducian pCr el puerto de Neravruz "a
iiosoS carg&mentos que llevaban ese
r6tulo: Service de S. NJ. 7 Emperor
= que por 10 miSmo no eran regiStra
dos en- la Aduana, pueSto que Sc creIa
estaban destinadoS al Ejercito frances.
Informado Maximiliano de tai abuse V
de que 10 opinion pIblica acusaba al
general en- .eia del e~jsrci;o frances de
ser 81 principal interesado en- tai con
rrahando. dictG con ia fecha lnd!cada
una orcea nara que TODD bulto que
ertrase en- V5racruz fuera registrado
n q estuviera dirigido 4 su misma
persona. Esa crden. dirigida Al admins
;rado- de Ia .hduana del Puerto, era
tel tenor s~iCu:ente:
"Haca listed prepa-ur las drdenes
mas severas para que en- presenc!a de
Cos emplcadcs Y ell senior Pol!akiwitch,
Secretario de Ia Intsndencia. Sc abraN
Gurante los meses todaS las cajas dir
Eidas a mi c ia Emperatriz. La mis-
rra orden sovera, Eaturalmente sin IA
intervention DEL senor Poliakiwitch. de
berA darse para to6aS las cajaS que
yenCan para e. ejsrcito frances Y las
del Marisca!. Sobre este punto he reel
Dido noticiis POGO ~edificantes. Creo q
O! Nariscai ' los oficiales franceses
deben feIicitarse de probar al publico
como 70 10 hago. que no tienen funda
uento las calumnias que Sc hacen es-
rarci-. Han dado lugar a n discussion
fuerte en- e. Console de Ministries las
rueias contra contrahaNdo que Sc hace
e. nombre del e~jercito frances. He
a2aciguando a TODD el mundo: mas
ruesto que vao que las mismas que
las Sc d!rigen contra mi ahora. insis-
TO en- que Sc emplee q mayor severi-
dad"
Las GltimaS frases eran I'm ardid de
Naximiliano para 10 disgustar a BaZa!
re Y para Que no Creyera que IA or
cen era dicra6a directamente contra Ell
ruas Max:Iaiiiano saba bien que nadie
habfa dic!o Il mas leve palabca res
pecto de 81 sobre este particular, y que
radie le hatfa inferido Ia ofersa de
Greer que iatrodujese de contrabando
Ia mas ins;gnificante mercancta, pero
qriso empleal. tai language para obli
a a los jsCes franceses a que por
delicadeza perriitieran que Sc regis
traran los bultos que bajo Ell r6tulo re
ferido IlegGrau a VeracruZ.
Esta disposition. como otras :nuchas
bensficas que dict6 Maxiniliano que
daror sin efecto. va porque nadie hacfa
case de 10 que 81 6isponfa, puesto cue
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-07-30

!. M.-Puablo, Colo..-En Tampico
todas las companies ~petroleras pagan
on d6lares loS suelos de sus emp!ea-
dos V ESQ mismo pasa. en- 10 general
con las dennis grandcs companies anne
ic.nas establecidas en- Mexico
e. precio del pasaje de Ciudad Jua-
reg q Mexico Y a Guadalajara. es de
GO Y 10 pesos meXicanos. respectful
mente. ell prin.era. Y de Ia mitad de e.
Gas cantidades en- sesunda.
FL peso mexicano. orc. vale con poca
diferencia. c;eEcuenta centavos orc a
mcricano.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-07-30

Y = L.-Houston. TeXas.-Nos IN
forman Ell n kedacci6n CUE no nan re-
cihldo 81 a~rtfculo 4 que Sc refiere y va
Il So prc#enta esta oportun!dad ie
manifes-lmos cue este p~eriodico SOLO
i1blica a basc de page anuncios, peEo
no arttculos Cuando publica a!go que
con tal fin remiten los suhscripto""S.
n publication Sc hace gratuitame' "
siempra que Ia Reduction conside ="
dc Utilidad general la colaooraclon G."
y!ada.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-07-30

so DE JULIO DE 1S65.-En este dia
lleC6 a veracruz un Cargamento en- ca
Ia rotuladas De esta manera: Service
Ge s. NJ. TEnpereur.' las cuales pasa-
ron sin que Sc examinasen en- Ia adua
na. contra 10 cue habia ordenado Ma
x:miliano 81 81 de Julio del mismo ano.
Sucedi6 que varios altos empleados
~franceses. rr,ncipalmente Gazaine, in
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-07-30

Tn subsc-iptor.- San Antonio, Tex
Ell procedlmiento para dorar, p!atear'
~aiGue!ar. &C. por medic de Ia galvano
rIastia es = sercillo. pues hasta in
.t-cdlicir oil L" bano tornado por a!gu
re sal del metal de cue Sc trata los
obietos Quc vayan a sujetarse a Ia
c~peraci6n V hacer pasar la corriente
electrical.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-07-30
x5sce!uh QLEQz!{

4 !. D.-Ciudad.-En vista de no
sorros posihlc darle las d~!recciones cue
nos pide. III las Columns de es'a 'ss
G5n. le roZarros CUE nos ren:i'a 81
dir. cci6n postal ) es;amplila dc oos
cer,avos para proporcionarse!a5 p0F
Carta
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-07-30

p. F.-Clore, NIs.--No hemos tohiHo
70 oociriejto de que haya sido Cerra
- Ia negoci#ci6n que nos indica ' Il
,raros de &c tai c"sa huhiera soon
rocido 81 t.,ha sCmament" reclcn't'
L-be' sesu:- .~perando aGn.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-07-30
VIVA LA INDEPENDENCrA!

Made quir-c "a de-
pendcr de los p-.uoue-
ros, nj pcrtenecer ! u
case de los
TURSOS" Nuestrc cor
tabor De pclo DUPLEX
Ia traido ese maSuifico
resultaJ~ Y ,cs aOmorcs
estan de pliccmes. pueS
les baSta Peiaa-se con
nuSrro co-tadov para
6c;ar SrreEladO 81 caOe-
10. largo o corc. dc
dia c d. noche. rn 81
casa. en- q campo 0 ea
el trcn = a & bora en-
cue sc e peSue n ga
na- Las rad-es puedeu
zrrcSiar 81 pe.c &c sUs
niaos evit2HdoleS >. Pc
iiEro de IN concaSio po-
medic de peinss y ma
va;aS po- Pe-socaS Ge
dudoss saiut. Con dos
meses 6e no visita- AS
petuqGe-iss Sc SAGA e.
costo de nuest-o cogta-
dor. que du-ara Dor a.
nos, EstA P~Fovisto de
scs cuchiilsS = cs6a Gu
chirs con dos flies
Puede UsREc cembIsa
como navajo de harhA y
pueGen asenta-se o -ea-
filarse las cucaiAas CO.
iodaS las &c seSu-
riGad. Una verGadcra
ganGa por G. Precio cue
Ie hemos fijado. de
S20o. s5lo pos mGy 20
co tempo. mas 20 cen
tavos para G SECURE y
f-anQuec. Pida.o hog
misno. con o san dine
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-07-30

Para !i5ras err escanoi dirtiase uI
a Ia Casa Editorial Lozano, 11s North
Sta. Rosa, Ave, San Antonio, Texas
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-07-30

Entered rs Secend-cla<s matter feoruar-
u, 1919. az In. Post 0fftes 4: San An'o-
MO. Texas. under TIE Act OF March 9
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-07-30

Dirijase toda la Correspondents re-
latlva al peri6dico al Director.
SIR, A E. LOZANO,
l2c y. SANTA ROSA AVE
SAN ANTONIO. TEXAS.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-07-30

NoTA- Los sascriptorcs. al esno'aE Dc
Residential deben da-Ros tAuto n nusSG GENE
"a antigua direction. = fin &C anoiAr pro
plsmente e. Sa&toto en- nUcSr-os Go-os-
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1920-11-08
FIRST TRUST ADDS TO
PRESENT FLOOR SPACE
Secures Lease on Corner Of
Volunteer Building occu-
pied by Morrisons.

A deal has Just been completed
whereby the First Trust and Savings
bank has secured ten-year lease on
the corner in the Volunteer building
now occupied by Morrisons. accord
Ing 70 announcement Monday by u. d.
Walter, vice.president OF the banking
institution. The lease Ia effective from
Jan. next and the bank will begin 90
move into the corner an soon as pos
sihle, according 20 the vlce-president,
The drug store will move from its
present corner 10 the north corner Of
the building, which Is now occupied by
tho American Clothing company. Tho
clothing company has not definitely Sc
lectod a new site A location on tho
first floor OF the Volunteer building may
be secured.
Mr.. Walter stated that with the new
corner added his institution will have
banking room OF t6x92 feet. running
along % feet on East Ninth street and
fronting as feet on Georgia avenue. Mr.,
Walter said that the present banking
room. which Ia In the inside on the frat
floor, will probably he leased by the In
stltution until this space 10 also needed.
The present banking room has dimen-
sions OF sex4e feet. The new quarters
will not only give more room, hut will
have az reat outside advertising value
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1920-11-08
JUST GAVE UP
SUFFERED SO
Weakness, Pains and Other
Troubles Had Discouraged
This Arkansas Lady. She
Took Cardui, Found It
Helpful, Got Well!

Harrisburg, Ark.--After serious
symptoms had become apparent Mrs.
Belle wllkerson, OF Route 1. this place,
says she got worse and worse"
Il wasn't able to stand on my feet
and had to go to bed" she explains.
The =. grew worse, and for about
three weeks nothing seemed TO do me
any good. grew so weak and nerv-
Gus and could not sleep. | began 10
have pain in the lower part OF my
body. and all across my back. There
was a great deal Of soreness and pain
In my left side . ! just gave UP. for
| suffered 80. / grew discouraged and
thought ! was not going to get well.
MY head not only ached, but would
feel 10 light and dizzy / decided
then l would take Cardui, as read Of
how many women II had benefited,
and some whose case was like mine.
When began Cardui, just after few
doses. noticed a change. slept bet
ter at night 4. and felt like I could
cat something. got up and began 70
do the work in the house and ynrd,
and after three or four bottles OF
Cardul l was WE'LL"
II you suffer from disorders peca-
liar to women, take Cardul--tho
Woman's Tonic.
II should help you. like others
(Adv.)
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1920-11-08

ordained - isAocns ana y. A. chas-
tain was ordained % elders orders.
DR.. w. Q. BovArd. former vice-preai-
dent o. the University Of Chattanooga.
now ~ Chicago. delivered the after
noon sermon. and DR.. o, J. Carder. Of
Atlanta. secretary OF the conferences,
preached At night.
me assignment Of preachers for the
ensuing year included . number Of
changes In important charges.
DIR. 10. y. Elder. superintendent OF the
Atlanta diatrict. goes TO Fitzgerald,
Ca. and Il succeeded by n. p. Aycock;
Or. J. w. May goes TO Copherhill,
Tenn; w. l.. Hampton returns TO Ma
riettA, Ca; o. J, Carder 70 Ponce de
Leon Avenhe. Atlanta; w. q. Hamilton
goes TO East Point; 70. ID. Cavaieri re-
mains NJ Simpson Memorial, Roasville (:
]. b. Crippen remains as superintend-
ent OF Taliapoosa district; n. ]. Dorr
goes to Mt. Zion TO succeed q. W. FL
liott, who was transferred, TO the Ala
hama conferences; James Taylor was
transferred 10 the Rock River confer
ence, DIR. II. ]. Hammond was retained
a. area secretary. The session OF the
conference was declared 10 be one OF
the most successful and enjoyable In lie
history.
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1920-11-08
OFFICES
TO Be FILLED
Secretary of State, Treasurer
and Comptroller to Be Elect
ed by the Legislature.
M'ALlsTER is uNoHPosED

The democrats throughout the state
stili find consolation In the fact that
despite the republicans enjoyed land
slide last Tuesday the democrats have
captured a majority Of members OF the
Tennessee legislature ana that this
legislature will elect a democratic state
treasurer. secretary OF state and comp
troiler. For state treasurer. Hill Nc
Alister. the present occupant, IL I'M
opposed. and It is not thought he will
have any opposition as he has filled
the office capably and will in all prob
ability get a second term as is GUS
tomary.
For comptroller, John B. Thomas
son. who has held that ONCE three
terms. Is an applicant. He Is opposed
by Thomas Walsh, OF Humboldt, for
mer state senator; George p. Woolien,
former deputy to Comptroller Frank
Dibrell, and Lon Mcfarland, Of
MIR. Thomasson is said to have MAIDS
faithful official there are many who
are opposed to having this office remain
too long a time In one mans hand and
IT Is thought many will think three
terms Is enough for Mr.. Thomasson
and he should retire.
VIII not be a candidate for reelection
and this office Will be sought by Frank
M. Avent, former railroad commits
sloner and present chief deputy to Mr..
Stevens. Other applicants are James
VI. Cox, OF Carthage, and Ernest Has
ton. former member OF the state sem
lte; Mr.. Avent Is said to have the
inside track In the race, having the
support of Mr.. Stevens and other pow
erful interests.
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1920-11-08
COURSES in BOYOLOCY
AT M'CALLIE SCHOOL
Five Things Needful Expound-
ed by Frank H. Camel in a
COMPREHENSIVE WAY.

The series of lectures which Frank
III. Camel. former pastor of the Pres
byterian church, of Chicago, is deliv-
ering this week at McCallie school are
attracting much interest, especially
among those who are making a study
OF boy character Among this number
Is Bernard Lovefhan. head Of the Boy
Scout organization Of Chattanooga.
Mr.. Loveman attended Mr.. Gamers
lecture Sunday night and was so i'm
pressed with its value and worth that
he requested and was granted permis-
sion to extend a general invitation to
all Boy Scouts to attend the lectures
Monday and Tuesday nights.
The boys In order to attend the lee
ture Monday night. however. must be
accompanied by their fathers, but they
are cordially invited to attend Tues
day nights lecture alone. The lectures
begin at 1880 o'clock each night.
The lecture Monday night win be on
Life's Most Sacred Function" and In
this Mr.. Camel offers scientifically ac-
curate, reverently expressed instruc-
ton about sex matters, illustrated by
one of the most marvellous motion pic
lures ever produced for men and boys.
only.
For Tuesday night Mr., Camel will
give a popular Illustrated lecture on
1.-THE American Boy-His Franks.
Perils and Possibilities" For every
body. Mr.. Camel has given this lee
ture more than 1000 times In lyceum
and chaHauqua courses.