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New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1920-05-08
YOUR CATARRH MAY
LEAD TO CONSUMPTION

taught you that the disease cam
not be cured by sprays, inhaiers,
atomizers, jeliies and other local
applications.
S. S. S. has proven most salts
factory remedy for Catarrh be-
cause it goes direct to its source.
Get a bottle today, begin the log
icai treatmPt that gives real re-
suits. S. S. S. is splendid system
cleanser; it is not sold or recon-
mended for venereai diseases. For
free medical advice write Medical
Director, ~ Swift Laboratory. At
iznta. Ca.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1920-05-08

per ton of cane. The average
yield of cane per acre in 1919 was
10.5 tons, and the estimated area
harvested for sugar-making was
179,900 acres.
The third annual report of the
Bureau Of Crop Estimates on cane
syrup in Louisiana shows a pro-
duction in 1919 of 100000 gal
Ions in the entire State and 2,510,-
600 in % sugar parishes. The pro-
duction in these % parishes was
10,793,000 gallons in 1918 and
5,652,0O0 gallons in 1917. The
cane used for syrup in 1919 was
10000 tons, all short tons.
1918 1917 1916
1874 40 $50
SCI, 800, 900 487, POO, 900 COZ, 100000
100000 243,6CO 100000
1876 1913 149
~ 'g'7~ "~
4,170,000 3,813,O00 4,072,OooI
$4,000 244,pOO 221,OO0I
10 1876 49,
2S,O49,OOO 3O,728,OO0 26, $4,000
76 48 .........
10,793,O00 5,652,O00 4,133,274
9 % 22.0 III
494, 900 257,000 ......
favorable climatic conditions,
scarcity Of labor. ETC., resulting in
grassy fields, uneven stands, and
low yields.-La. Planter & Sugar
Manufacturer.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1920-05-08
Dangerous to Use Treatment
for Only Temporary Relief.

There is a more serious stage Of
Catarrh than the annoyance caus-
I'd by foul breath, sores in the
nose, nasal discharges, stopped-up
air passages, and other distasteful
features. o
The real danger comes from the
tendency of the disease to continue
its course downward toward the
lungs, where il may act as the ex-
eieiRg cause Of dreaded consump-
fien. Your own experience has
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1920-05-08
ST CHARLES COLLEGE OUT
SHOOTS SPRING HILL
COLLEGE.

The R. o. II. c. Galley Rife
Team of ST. Charles College of
Grand Coteau, La. defeated the
r. O. T. G. Gallery Rife Team of
Spring Hill College of Mobile,
Ala. in a match fred on Tuesday,
April 9th. The officially checked
ND scores of each team were made
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1920-05-08
LOUISIANA SUGAR AND
SYRUP, 1919.
y. S. Dept. of Agriculture,
Bureau of Crop Estimates.


Bureau of Crop Estimates.
y Washington, d. c., Apr. "a, 30.
z The production Of cane syrup
in Louisiana for the season be-
ginning in the fall of 1919 was
242, 100000 pounds as compared
with 561 100000 pounds in 1913,
487 10000 pounds in 1917, and
COZ 100000 pounds in 1916. The
cane crushed for sugar amounted
to 1,S83,000 tons in 1919, or an
average of 129 pounds of sugar
t..- 1919
Factories making sugar IL
Sugar made, pounds PAP, 900, 0O(
( Short tons. 1,O0(
Sugar per ton Of cane, lbs 12e
Cane used for sugar: ~--t
Short tons ~. 1,883,OO(
Acres ........... 179,9OC
Ave. cane per acre, tons IL
Molasses made, GAL. 1891 ,OOC
Factories maxine syrup At
Syrup made, gal 49,. 2,510,00C
Ave. gal. syrup per ton cane 2t
Cane used for syrup. 124 DOC
= ms n
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1920-05-08

> The sugar crop Of 1919 in
Louisiana was one of the shortest
since records began to be kept.
The trouble began with poor seed,
and was further augmented by I'M
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1920-05-08

lsusests rcfsnd money II PAZO OINTMENT f.iIs,
% cure ltchtnz. Blind. Bicsdfne OF Proerudina Pies
'nsta1fiy Teasevce Itching Pfles, and you can a.
sst'ua sieep aitsF the nrs application. Price eoc
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-07-27
:SEDINTA DE DUPA AMIAZI

Sedinta Sc deschlde la Orele 4. ID
minute prezidata de par. '. Luca-
ci, pc banca ministeriala find d-nii
Cudalbu 81 Mocioni.
I Are cuvintul in continuare d..
lSTEFANOF, care raspunde mor
afirmatiuni facute de d. ministry
Argetoianu in sedinta de diminea-
ia 81 Sc, plinge de Q serie de abuzuri
caror victima a fost in timpul
campaniei electorate la Caliacra.
Raspunde d. HAIREDIN ABB
DULAH care, contestind afirma.
tiunile predecesorului sau, declara
cd e mai bun rom1n de cit d-rul
Lupu.
d. ePAPACOSTEA, in aceeasi
chestiune, da 81 d-sa o serie de de-
| talii .aratind Cd nu este exact ca
s'au sav1rsit abuzuri, - tema pc
care sprijina 81 par. GRIGORES-
Gu (Constanta).
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-07-27

Spectatorii din loji asista acum
la un nou scandal, care izbucneste
intre d-nii Cristescu 81 Otetelesea-
nu. Ambii, la tribuna, lovesc in ca
|cu pumnul in acelasi timp, vocife-
rind.' Ceilalti socialist alearga.
Pricina acestui>nou scandal es-
te faptul ca, in ultimul moment<se
sustine contestarea alegerii d-lui
Boris Stefanof, la care ztntii Sc
parea ca s''a renuntat.
Aceasta situatiune neconvenind
|socialistilor, eli protesteaza violent
81 ipcaierare e gaia. sa Sc produca.
Centestatiuaea, sprijinita de MI
marul de :deputati prevazut de re-
[gnlament, &c combatuta de d-nii
|CRISTESCU 81 TANASE, socia-
|listi.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-07-27
.PARLAMENTUL.
G A M T. r A
Sedinta della 26 Iunie.
(Urnare).
Schimbul coroanel0r
: [ ElA Ia tM Aat.Ms*

ID. c. ARGETOIANU, ministrll
de finante. Schimbul de coroanc in
lei trebue facut pc ziua de | Iulic,
pentru care trebue sd Sc voteze O
lege, 81 ma adreseZ DIV. domnilor
de peste munti, earl cunOasteti
greutatile de acolo, vina va fl a
DIV. daca accasta chestiune nu va Fl
nici de aceasta data reZolvata.
Protestarile minoritatei.
ID. n. 1ORGA. Propune ca sd Sc
lase validarile in. urma 81 sd Sc a.
duca intii in discutie proiectele de
legi.
ID. GEN. AVERESCU. Citeste
art. 13 din regulamentul care pre-
vede ca legile nu pot Fl abuse in
discutie pima ce birourile camerei
nu sunt constitute.
d. M. POPOVICT. De 4 luni Sc
guvcrneaza numai en- decrete-!egi
81 acum Sc aduce acuzatii parla-
mcntului ca nu este in stare de a
vota legile earl reclama urgenta.
1ntre atitea decrete-legi Sc putea a.
duce pima acum 81 unul cu unifica-
rea monedei. dar d. Argetoianu MI
vorbeste pentru parliament ci pen
tru afara, ca astfel sd ascunZa ne
clientele guvernulul.
ID. G.. ARGETOTANU. Guverml
din care d-tra facet parte a ne
glijat aduccrea hiffiei, care sosit
abba acum doua saptamini.
Sc cerc inchiderca discutiei 81 sc
admite.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-07-27

unde au facut masluiri dc vot. A.
ccste fapte au fost reclamat 81 de
candidatul liberal de acolo. Arata
'.apoi ca presedintele sectiei Bazaar
Tgic, in timpul. votarei a evacuat sa-
la, ramin1nd singur jun. de ora
| in continuare aduce niste bule-
! tine de vot, carl au fost prinse de
,tandidatul liberal, in momentul
cind ele trebuiau Introduce in ur-
Hna. Pcntru a MI Sc pierde incredc-
'rca - conglomeratului de nationa-
Ilitati din Cadrilater =, in justitia
ltarei, care a facut ingerinte la a.
tceste alegeri, ccre o severa ancheta.
d. GEN. CANTACUZINO. Con-
fiesta d-lui Georgescu dreptul de a
acuza magistratura.
! d. STEFANOV (soc.) Tovara-
fsul meu, Ilie Moscovici bine facut
'cind a spus ca in tara sunt 81 CO.
,>lonii.
| (Protestari in dreapta. Voci: aici
nu eXista tovarasi 81 colonii).
Cadrilaterul este mai multi O CO.
Ionic; acolo sunt legi speciale. po-
pulatia este lipsita de orr ce drcpt
polite.
In aceste alegeri s'au luat cele
mai straSnice masuri contra candi-
datilor socialist. Am fost arestat
in inchisoarea militara, unde d.
Major Chiru, mia arafat brosura
despre socialismul d-lui Dobrogea-
nu Gherea, tradusa de mine in bull
gareste.
Protestant sgomotoase.
Socialistii .ameninta eli miinile.
Vol termina, dar vreau sd aduc
mai intiiu la cunoslinta toate ne
regulelc facute in acestc alegeri.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-07-27
o destainuire interesanta.

ID. G. ARGETOIANU. ministru
de inferno. - Aceasta camera pc
care o cred pur romineasca, am al
aduce la cunostinta, ca in timpul
din urma s'a pus nina pc o cores
pondenta din Budapesta, in care
|ccrcau sd sc faca cea mai 1ntinsa
propaganda, pentru a Sc da votu-
rile numai socialistilor. Aceste do
cumente s'au prinsi asupra socia-
listului Roth, care a 81 fost arestat.
Curentele socialiste prind numai
acolo unde sunt centre industrialc.
Nu vi Sc pare 81 d-voastra ca in
ICadrilater unde industria aprOapc
nu exista, acest cuvint socialist da
de banuit?
De alt-fel am 81 0 informatie pc
care pentrn un moment nu v'o pot
spune, dar in care este vOrba ca de-
la Sofia s 'au TRIMS emisari in
Cadrilater pentru a face aceasta
propaganda ca cea ordonata della
Budapesta.
D-nul StefanOV care este un in
fOcat socialist este mare prOprietar
in Cadrilater, unde poseda 1000 hr.
de pamint.
-Sedinta Sc ridica la orele ! 81 Sc
anunta cea viitoare la 4 p. m.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-07-27

Sc valideaza alegerile din La
pusul-Nou 81 Gherla.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-07-27
Un nou vacarm general

La ora $ seara intr 'un moment
end a pronuntat rozultatul mui
vot. d. st. {. Popp, sarind de pc
scaunul pc care sedea. Striea, adj
rcsIndu-Sc bancii ministcriale:
= Am 81; va invat Ell mintc,
bandltilor, Gu ,,Indreptarca" voa-
stra g..
ID. Popp avea in nina m numar
din zlarul ,,lndreptarea'' care-i re
producea chipul in caricatura).
ID. Y. IORGA. - Este rusinoS
sa Sc faca in ziare caricaturi inju-
rioase la adresa unor deputati.. !.
ID. A. VA1DA vocifereaza. in pi-
cioare miscindu-si violent ambele
mimi 81 amenintind.
D-rul Lupu 81 intreg grupul de
taranisti G din nou in picioarc. Ur-
letele Sc incruciSeaza din nou sub
bolta Ateneului 81 pumnii Sc ridi-
ca amenintatori, 81 din rindurile
stingei 81 din rindurile opozitiei.
Nimeni nu poate auzi &c Sc spune,
lie oare ce expresiunile sunt inc
cate in strigate de neinteles.
Cite-va minute tree asa, IN
cheind cele noua ore de .,munca''
pc earl Camera romina lea mchi-
nat ieri "FERICIRII POPORT-
LTT ROMfN".
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-07-27
CAUT

Pc Patru Faoru din comuna Ia
bic, judetul Hunedoara, ell George
Faoru, fatal dinsului. Rog pc toti
prietenii daca bine vOiesc ami tri-
mite adresa dinsului orr char din
sui. lie vol Fl recunoscator pentru
aceasta. Adresa mea este: George
Faoru, p. O. B. 5S1, Weirton, w.
Va. (69-74)
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-07-27

ID. y. IORGA intervenind va
dit impolriva celor &c sustin con-
testatlnnea, cere d-lui prin-minis-
trn Sa spuna ce parcre are in aceas.
ia chestiune.
d. GEN. AVERESCU raspunde
ca in cuprinsul Rominici toti ceta-
tenii sunt egali fara deosebire de
neam, confesiune sau situate So
clala, insa, ell conditiunea ca eli sd
dovedeasca un suflct rominesc.
(Aplauze generalc).
l.uarca in conSidcrarc a contcsta-
tuner So admite de Camera. In
|consecinta, Sc TRACE la. sort o CO.
mlslme de ), care va cerceta cazul
d-lui Boris Stefanof.
Sc respingc conteStatiunea I'M
potriva alcgerii della Teleorman.
Sc valideaza alegerea d-lui CT
ger, deputat socialist la Pctrosani.
Sc valideaza de ascmenea alegcrile
din Maramures. Ilfov. Trei-Scau-
ne.
(In sala dc sedintc intra d. mi
nlStru Tltuloscu, care @ primit cu
aplalzo de mcmbrii majoritatiO.
Sc institute o comisirlnc de an
cheta sprc cerceta conditiunile in
earl $ a ales d. A. Fekcte, la cir
cumscriptia Kezdi-Vasarhely.
Sc valideaza alegerile din La
pusul-Nou 81 Gherla.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-07-27
Sc continue Gu validarile.
Sc cetcSc mai mn1te contestant.

bSt tttISl ltAui tOIitN'ptttt
ID. CIZER (soc. din ArdcaD. A
rata ilegalitatile comise Gle adnll-
nistratiile din Ardeal cu ocazia a.
legerilor 81 contesta alegerea d-Eli
Russu Abrudeanu.
d. RTSSU ABRTDEANU pro-
testeaza in numele alegatorilor ce
Eau aIes contra afirmarei Cd c.l
ocazia alegerei d-sale, s'ar Fl &C.
mis- ilsgalitati. fntreruperi 81 pro
testari in stinga.
d. TOMA DRAGU. Am sd viu
sa arat Camerei afacerile ce al IA
cut.
d. DUNAREANT. Rege1e sam
sarilor.
d. RUSS ABRUDEANT roaga
Camera a nu lua in considerable a
ceste acuzatii nedrepte.
7 d. PRESEDINTE pune la vot
contestatia.
Sc valideaza alegerea cu 142 vo-
turf contra 50.
SOCTALISTIT: Traiasca samsa-
rii.
Sc aduce in discutie contestatia
contra d-lui Ion ColdOr din Blai
unde s 'au facut ingerinte.
=. ION COLDOR combate con-
testatia ce Sc face.
Pusa la vot contestatia sc res
pinge proclan1ndu-l validat.
d GEORGESCU-TULCEA con-
testa alegerea din jN. Caliacra a.
ratind ca aceste alegeri intrec cu
multi ilegalitatile 81 ingerintele CO.
mise in alegeri de d. Marghiloman
cind facut sd invie partidul con-
servator. Adresindu-se d-lui prim-
ministru: DIV. att fost de buna ere
dinta, dar subalternii dv., nu.
Protestant sgomotoase la MAORI.
tari.
Citeste apoi un ordin de ri dat
de prefectul jud. Tulcea in care sc
ordona modul cum trebue sd Sc "a
Cd alegerilc LA Caliacra' ca Gle sd
fie favorable guvernului.
(Aplauze la minoritate).
Protestant sgomotoasc in drcap-
ia.
d. GEN. AVERESCU dornid
sa ia cnvintul este interrupt.
I'm continuare d. GEORGESCU
citeste niste manifesto ale partiza-
nilor part. poporului.
Oar este interrupt dc majorita.
te.
D. presedinte ridicind sedilta,
minoritatile professional vehement,
Dreapta paraseste sala. Discutii a.
prinse sc fncing in jurul tribunei.
La redeschidere d. Presedinte a.
TRACE atentia oratorului de..a nu sc
mai departa della chestiune caci al,
mintrelea ii va ridica cuyintul.
D. GEORGESCU-TUL Pen.
tru prestigiul magistraturei Ger I
ancheta la circ. de vot din Caliacrs
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1920-08-05

which the arresting officer found nee.
essary to make when arresting the ne
gro Saturday night, when the negro
not only resisted arrest but throwing
the officer down was getting the best
of him until a white man came to his
rescue and in the fight the officer
used his club effectively.
The constable states that in the
swamp where the negro alleges the
whipping took place that several men
did attempt to stop the car but SHOW
ing them off and speeding up he was
able to get away and land his pris-
oner safely in Jail. He took the men
to be negroes and he thought them to
be friends of the prisoner who was
attempting to free the prisoner.
The negro was arrested on the
charge of assault and battery with in
tent to kill, having cut another negro
at a frolic at Pampico Saturday
night. The negro he cut is not seri-
ously hurt.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1920-08-05
TELLS STRANGE STORY
Negro Says He Was Whipped on Way
to Jail.

Florence, Aug. champion Jones,
a negro brought here early Sunday
morning by Constable Rose, OF Pamli-
co, and lodged in the county Jail on
the charge of assault and battery with
intent to kill, claims that he was TAX
en- away from the constable on their
way here Saturday night, by six or
eight masked white men and severely
whipped. The negro claims that while
passing through a swamp near Pam
leo, the car in which the driver, the
constable and he were riding, was
stopped by the men who demanded OF
the constable the prisoner; that the
constable protested, but that he was
taken away from the officer and
carried out in the woods short dis
tance and severely whipped by the
men, who were white, he says;but ne
was unable to identify them. The ne
gro was examined after reaching the
county Jail by Florence physician
and no signs of a whipping were found
on his body, the only wound OF any
kind being a severe cut in his head
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1920-08-05

Be sure to insure your tobacco cur
ing barn in the Etna Insurance Co.
before it is too late. For further in
formation send us a card or phone IS
or 73.
w. H. WEIGH, Mgr,
Kingstree Insurance, Real Estate
and Loan Co.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1920-08-05

Farley P. Christensen, Salt Lake
City lawyer, a member Of the Com
mittee of Forty-eight, was nominated
at Chicago as the Presidential candi-
date for the new Farmer-Iabor Party
by its convention at Chicago. Chris
tensen was chosen on the second bal
lot.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1920-08-05

Have you subscribed for The Rec
ord? They are givin away, free, a
Ford Touring Car, and other big
prizes in connection with a subscrip-
ton campaign.
Greenwood daily commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1919-1926, 1920-03-27

him." said the sea gulls,
You've been promising to tell US some
Of your experiences for a long time.
VIII you tell US some now?"
Yes, that is what l mean to dO-tell
you quite q few Of my experiences,
one, two, three, maybe four expert
ences. | don't know whether folks
number their experiences but / think
1 will. 1t is something rather superior
to do. l feel
Mother Sea Gull Is going to tell us
some of her experiences" they all said.
They were sitting on top of the water,
listening.
well, as l said, I've gone aboard
SHIPS far out in the ocean and have
been tame enough to eat from peoples
hands. That is my first experience.
Other sea gulls have done the same
thing-quite a number of them have
but that doesn't take away from the
fact that it is M experience too and
that I'm also tame.
MY second experience is about the
pelican. The pelican is a very smart
fellow. as l began to tell you. He has
excellent eyesight, but that Is not all.
He has better eyesight thar l have or
my family and he can see a fish far
down in the water when he is high In
the air. Down, down he goes after it.
II puts it in his pouch and then we
can see the pelican with the fish stick
Ing in his great pouch with the old
silly tail of the fish hanging outside.
of course L dom mean the fish's
tail is so silly, because if it were not
for that silly tail we wouldn't be able
to get the fish.
1T wriggles around in a silly fash
ion, though.
well, many has been the time I've
I've seen him catch it, for in another
moment the pelican has the fish in
his pouch.
S that is my second experience.
I've caught h fishes which the peli-
cans We're Smart enough TO see. That
I've done many times, but I'm count
ing my experiences from the different
ones rather than from the number of
times v had the experience.
wv" thSii my tlllu cApSIlctCe HAS
been that I've gone on tea parties
not for the tea but for the bread and
cake. I've gone aboard ships where
ok have left me bread crumbs and
cake crumbs upon the deck and I've
eaten them. I've been a fine guest at
tea parties. If the folks were near by
/ didn't mind. But in these cases I've
been usually by myself-or possibly
with other sea gulls, but not with
people.
MY fourth experience is that I've
taken food away from pigs and from
chickens along near the coast in Cali.
fornia. I've been seen to do that a
number of times and I've driven away
great, grunting, greedy pigs until
was through with what I wanted that
they had.
"Ah yes, there are four ine expert
ences I've had, ove and over again
Greenwood daily commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1919-1926, 1920-03-27

IS in. Crepe de Chine in the
seasons most popular colors
best quality So, value $3.50 yd
IS in. Georgette Crepe very
best quality extra heavy So
value -S2.59 yd
So in Taffeta the seasons cho-
sen fabric best quality So val
ue yd
AZ in Comse Comsa (French
Creation) silk the newest
thing on the market $3.50 val
ue yd
40 inch Crepe meteor best quail
ity extra heavy in all colors
SIS value ---S4.15 yd
40 inch Chamois satin in blue,
rose and Burgundy very best
quality SIS value $4.24 yd.
SO in Ginghams stripe and
plads Soc value ---29c yd
Greenwood daily commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1919-1926, 1920-03-27

AND do not say,
because many sea
gulls have them
that they aren't
my own expert
enceS too, for of
course they are If
I've had them
and l o GER
tainly have.
But / do be-
lieve / want to tell
you Of q fifth ex-
perience I've had.
Often and often
I've had this ex-
Derie c e. I've
dropped CLANS on
the rocks which l
have taken for my
TODD Yes from
Greenwood daily commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1919-1926, 1920-03-27

SO inch silk wolfe inlaid stripe
this is a real bargain $3.50 val
U.s. S1.29 yd.
36 inch dotted swiss Qmp)
$l.9S value, S1.59 yard, 75c'
value SOC yd
36 inch Satin the very thing
for sport and summer skirts
SIS value --S4.24 yd.
SO in. Suisanne silk suitable,
for a nice summer dress for,
evening wear CSC value ---79c'
100 yards fancy plaid suiting
all wool the very thing for a
light suit for the cool even
ings yet to come $1.25 value
S1.19 yd.
SO in Saline all colors 75c val
ue --59c
36 in. Kimona Crepe Fancy,
Jap design 75c, value SIC
Greenwood daily commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1919-1926, 1920-03-27

You ,npst be satisfied. If it does not give
you style to make you happy; if it doe.
not give you comfort beyond price; if i
does not give O a wearing service tina
Greenwood daily commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1919-1926, 1920-03-27

ships far out In
the e and I've
let travellers who
were crossing the
ocean on the ship
feed me right out
of their hands.
"Of course 1t
was good of them
to feed me. But /
was also glad to
be tame. for that
pleased e Of
ten one will find
a very tame sea
gull.
Now the peli-
can is q smart fell
low" Mother Sea
Gull said.
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LADIES DAY
MONDAY AND TUESDAY

IN STYLES of rare beauty and distinction and fabrics Of unconmo quality. Beaded m
Printed Georgche,T afea Dresses Never before vast there a dress opportunity before Easter
pare will this and such ADDRESSES You must see hel behold the original Styles feel the rich
rs to realize just howl aGntmga and how enthusiastically fine 1.-The Dresses are Every rss ina
Dress and mirrors charming pHe Of spring fashion, very accepted shade is rHrs
Greenwood daily commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1919-1926, 1920-03-27

THIS store is crowded to the doors with the best, most wanted
of every description. Bought to such advantage that our pi
quality goods are much lower than those Of other stores. If yoy
high class merchandise at lower prices, why pay more esew
dollar is worth 100 cents at this SALE.
Greenwood daily commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1919-1926, 1920-03-27
RHEUMATISM

Is completely washed out Of the sys
tenn by the celebrated Shivar Minera
Water. Positively guaranteed :.
money back offer. Tastes fine; cost
= trifle. Delivered in your home By
your druggist Or groced. Greenwoo
Grocery Co.. Whole Vale Distributors
Greenwood daily commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1919-1926, 1920-03-27

far up in the air I've dropped the clans
and not because 1 wanted to get rid
Of them. No. indeed.
ave dropped them on the rocks so
the clam shells would break and then
I've gone down and had them. Pretty
clever, Ell?
"Of course all sea gulls do that too,
or a great many Of them do. and it
shows I'm a smart old mother sea gull
not to change such sensible ways but
to do the same too"
"And we'll do the same" said the
younger seq gulls.
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ADDYy EVENING
6EAIR$Y!, ! !!|!g
R1nn>~ 81
SEA GULL.
81 ndU GahdlN
4 Bonner OK

"Tve had quite a lot of experience"
said Mother Gull. 1--WE gone aboard
Greenwood daily commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1919-1926, 1920-03-27

The citizens of Greenwood
should not neglect the housing
problem. The growth of our city
will be handicapped if we don't
build houses to accommodate the
people who want to move here
and make their homes.
Greenwood daily commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1919-1926, 1920-03-27

Greenwood is the best city in
the Delta, and, the Delta is the
best section Of Mississippi.
Greenwood daily commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1919-1926, 1920-03-27
In the Future.

In the Future.
"How did that millionaire manage
to pile up such a fortune2 Did he
strike oil?"
mo, but In the war times he was
q h~od-carrier."