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The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1920-12-02

Mr J u L.avcn. u Bryantsville
and daughter. MIR u Stalling. oi
. Oklahoma spent the weekend viii
his niece. Mrs. r. !. ilagan
Mr. and MR. Clarence bradshaw
fof Martins Ferry, Ohio have been Wis
lltng bis sister. Mrs ia. Tucker and
family on Richmond Street
Miss Bette Wet has accepted q
position as book keeper at the Gar
rari Bank and Trust Company and
assumed her duties several days ago
Capt; I. \. Elkin and daughter
Miss Sallic Elk.u leave tonight FOR
nsland, Fla. where they viii spend
the winter They will spend several
weeks IN Atlanta on their way down.
We regret 60 announce that Mrs
q A. Sw,nehruad. mother Of Mr. e.
u S~incbroad. had severe fall last
week and has been confined 10 her
bed Tor several days Her friends
are wishing for her speedy recovery
Mr. and Mr. James Thomas enter
tanned about twenty five guests Sa.
turiay might At play party About
nine o'clock all games and music were
played Oranges and bananas were
served Al reported delightful
time
Mr. and Mrs Royston Ray gave an
Tclegah; dinner the past Sunday 10 the
following guests Mssc, Birdie Mae
Lawson, Alice Ray, Lula Smith and
Mauiir Clark. Ncssr- Herbert IIoltz-
claw. John Brattun. Robert Ray. VII
liam CLARK and Robert Smith
Word has been received from Mr.
Saufl,y Hughe. that he reached Fort
Meyers. Fla. safe and sound. travel
NIX the entire distance ~ 1913 mile.
~ hiN uaNhc@ var "iNtvuN 'ht Wv VI
engine or tire trouble during the ten
days trip. Mrs Hughes and baby
joined him a day later. gong by The
Southland"
MIR and Mr., Pat Sutton entertain
ed Friday at twelve o'clock dinner.
quest. h,tuy Mr. q Htrur.u and
family. - pauviil,. NJ " VI Hen
drcn and family. Of naavlll, Mr..
Everett Parks and son, 81 Danville.
Mr. Mack Jones and family. Of
Hcdrevillc. Mr. : u Sanders and
family and Mrs jamie Sanders and
son. 81 Lancaster.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1920-12-02

Nr ar. Mr. y e. Games Wcr,
Visitor- Louisville this week
Nr ana Mr. = q Game. are in
lousy.', 30. week on . pleasure
trip
Joe oat, Ramsey. Of Ashville. y
& attended the burial here u Mr.
" - GoOdIoc
Ms, MARI Brown spent the week.
end with her parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
Goo. p brown
Mr. ana Mrs W VI Rogers gave a
Thanksgiving dinner in honor ~ Miss
Sarah Bland. - Lancaster.
Nj. Rosa and lncz Ray enter
tanned az Thanksgiving dinner in
! honor % Mr.. G 7 Smith. II Rich.
mond
Mr. and Mr. j u Bourne spent
the Thanksgiving week end IN Louis
vile 'ae quest ~ Mr. and Mrs, Ewing
Stu.tI
Mr. Geo Smith. ~ Richmond.
4 see. Rosa and lnez RAY visited the
M,sss. Lu,Es during the Thanksgiving
Holidays
Mr.. J T. Robinson. Mrs. Lou Nor
RI. Msse, Joan Mount and Nirgie
Bosrrs. motorcd 90 Lexington Mon
da, FOR the day
N.t Sa,lic Lawson returned 60 her
HON, here last Monday after visit
81 several months. with friends and
relatives 100 INDIANA.
Mr.. >. l.. Jone. and daughter. OF
Corbin bay, returned home after
spending several days with her sister,
Mr. Hvnry 4 Moore
Mr. and Mr.. Joe Mccormick re
turned e. their home in Ashevilie,
y. G. Tuesday They attended the
funeral and burial Of Mrs W o.
Goodloc. who died IN Ashcyllle last
Thursday
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1920-12-02

Nr NicS Sanders j, quite sick at
bis home on Stanford Street.
Nr and Mrs. Adolpt Joseph and
daughter. Mis- Doris Rose. spent
Traas.r wing weekend with Mrs.
Jo,epr', mother Mr.. G. l. Boner, in
Louis, 'e Miss Doris Rose viii re-
main with her grandmother for sever
al weeks
w and Mrs Tom RanN.n were
ao,.s ~ very delightful party on
Thanksgiving evening. AZ their home
near Lancaster The following young
people had the honor Of being pres
eut Mi,. Nina Herndon, Thos. Ran
ain. Jr.. Mis- Eva Rankin. Haskell
Quinn. Mi, Kathleen Bratton. Allen
Rankin. Ms, Bette Waiter. Morris
On Luce. Mss Ola Rankin, Harvey
N,Ia. Mis-, LeeIa Gil'ispie. Rob
as Quinn. Miss Linuie Rankin. Gro
Nlr Nc hDchnie. Miss Susie Rankin,
Jesse Weaver. Miss Matilda Bell.
Arthur Rankin. Miss Thelma ellis
pie, Smith Rankin. Miss Nancy Ran
ain. Gwen Rankin. Miss Jennie r.
Walter. John Bra,ton, Miss Fay King.
Miss Martin Miss Yeakey, Dr. Doolin.
Mr. and Mr.. James David Rankin.
Mr. and Mrs Calvin Hester Dele
100. refreshments were served. and
every enc spent an enjoyable eve
ring with Mr. and Mrs. Rankin. In
terror Journal.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1920-12-02

All persons indebted TO the estate
~ Mary Bell Taylor, deceased, will
please pay the same now or as soon
rs same becomes due. TO me or to
my attorney, J. y. Robinson, and all
persons having claims against the es-
tate Of Mary Bell Taylor are hereby
notified TO present them properly
proven according to law. immediate
~. 10 the undersigned or my attor-
ney, ]. T.. Robinson. Of Lancaster.
Kentucky.
This November sth., 1920.
Cyrus Taylor, Executor Of the
Estate Of Mary Bell Taylor
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1920-12-02
Dull Court.

Probably Den u the du.iest courts
.a.4 acre IN years, wall adjourn next
Saturday. only one jury case has
n.tU ned tg.s term.
.0t ease II O. b SwnehrOad and
Walton Mos, against Hays Foster.
N Eu .,,r and kcnGrick Al
cora. I'd stanford. over commission
s; ,se sale ~ some Stanford lots.
.-, decided yesterday for the defend.
ants. Tho rand jury Will 81, Friday
and 4..oaTn. Up 20 this time no in
oic,ueu.s nave been turned
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1920-12-02

Mr., = r brown 5 on :ss ..cs lts;
this week.
! Dr. Il. 5. Brown. Of Stanford 40.
N Lancaster sunday
Rev and Mrs Harry Hudson Ms
IS Martha and Helen Gin spent Mon.
day in Lexington,
Mis-, Mari Owsley. VINO .. been
spending a few day. at home. return
sed to Lexington College Nor..y
Miss Cecil Ba;sou. N0 -.
Thanksgiving with her parents, Nr
and Mrs r. H. Batson. returned -
her school Monday
Mr f " Morrow. Nr. Joe Walk
er. Mr.. John Gill KinuairI, Nr and
Mrs. + h Mark>bury we've t.tor.
M Lexington Monday.
Miss Jonnetta Farra returned 10
her school at Nazareth. after spending
the Thanksgiving season with aer par
.nts. Mr. and Mrs. John VI. Farra
Mr.. and Mr. q. r. Carpenter left
Thur. iay Tor Saint Cloud. Fla. for
several months stay with Mr Carpen.
.rr's father, who has large orange
grove.
MIR. Jack Casey. who 5a. been
stationed IN Illinois. has received his
honorable discharge and joined his
wife with her parents. Mr ard Mr.
" Il. wilkinson.
Mrs Halle Dunlap has returned
from Bryanisvillc. where she was the
guest Of her mother, Mrs FoN. who
hn. bee" quite IN Of pneumonia and
row recovering slowly.
Mis-. Anna Atkins, II Junction CITY
who has been teaching "a, Gums
Chapel, IA Garrard CO. a.. return
- home O.. her school has heeu laid
on until the spring term.
The many friends o. Ni.. Lena
Bright we're SORRY 20 near thar sre
felI ~ her home last veek rreai.u.
the liguments II her left arm and
now carrying il in q sling
Missc, Kate aud Lillian k.nna.ri
entertained the pas, week with a i'm.
uer party AZ their home on Dauyille
avenue IN honor q Mr. ana Mrs.. John
Gil Kinnaird The table had FOR IT.
esutcr piece a large baske, fil.ed with
fruit \ siN course menu was ,erp,
cd About eight guests were pres
cn,
Mr.. Y. VI Lidde,l. ~ hatcher,
Miss. and Louisville, Ny, announces
the engagement OF her daughter.
Brthia Richardson. TO Mr. l.. H. Davis
The marriage will be solemnized dur.
.ng ~, Christmas week Miss Did
lcll has numerous knsmen and other
friends ir Lexington who near the
news wit interest and good wishes.
LeNinton Herald.
Or and Mrs. J II, knnaird enter
aimed Thursday with Thanksgiving
Inner party at their home on Maple
avenue A delicious three course
menu was served and the affair PROV
"a most enjoyable one. Those
present were DIR. and Mrs Virgil Kin
laird and baby, Virgil, Jr.. Mr.. and
Mrs John Gill kinnaird. Misses Kate
md Lillian kinnaird.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1920-12-02

~ and Mrs clay Sutton were in
Lexington Monday
Dr and Mr. ! VI Acton. ~ Dan.
VILE, were visitors here SUNDAY
Mr. X T. McRoberts and VI -
Sallic Elkin have been recent visitor,
IN Danville
Mr. Ira Holtzclaw. ~ Danville
ha, been the guest - Mr. and Mrs
John Holtzclaw.
Mrs jimmie Ramsey. ~ Hendor.
souvillc. y. g. has been visiting Ian
caster relatives.
Mrs Wheeler. Il Danvillc. is the
guest II her daughter. Mrs Ben
Wood and Mr. Wood.
Mr. and Mrs u. Gulley and family
moved last week % the Taylor prop
.r'y on Richmond street.
Mr Charles Dunn. after visit 90
MS mother. Mrs. " Ashborn Price.
ha, returned 20 Chicago.
Mr., Irwin Fickerson. of Crab or.
ciarf Springs, was the guest Of Mr.
and Mrs. Clay sutton Friday.
Miss Margaret Fickerson. Of Crab
Orchard Springs, has been the charm
NIX guest 81 Mis-, Johnrtta Farra.
Mr. and MIR r. L. Hughes and
daughter. Miss Margaret. Of Louis
Vile. attended the funeral Of Mr..
Hugh 7. Logan.
Miss Edna Berkclc. who has been
spending few days here, returned
10 Paducah TO resume her duties IN
the High School.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Hubbard. who
have been guests Of Mr. and Mrs
J. = Stormes. returned TO their home
in Covington sunday
Miss Katie Barnes Dickcrson gave
a Thanksgiving dinner par4 in honor
~ hoe quests. Miss Francis Trent ava
Ms, Margaret Morrison.
Mrs Alexander Kennedy. Mr.. and
Mrs W \ Farnau and son. Kennedy.
have been guests ~ Mr. and MR.
Ranks Hudson in Dauvilc
Mr. John Logan. Of New FORK City
has been spending few days IN
.sncaster, having come to the funeral
~ his brother. Mr. Hugh Logan
Miss Brummi Lewis and Miss Hor-
tense Lewis. ~ X. {. W Danyille.
spent Thanksgiving with Miss Eliza.
beth Walker a. her home in Paint
lick.
Miss Francis Trent and Miss Mar
yaret Morrison. students at Hamilton
ollsge, Lexington, spent rhanksgiv.
ng day with Miss Katie Barnes Dick.
rson.
Miss Amy Dawes. who Is attending
georgetown College came home TO
pend the Thanksgiving holiday and
.ttcnd the Mahan Sumrall wedding
n Danyille
Miss Maggie Bowlin. Of Paint Lick.
md Jesse l.. Dennis. Of College Hin. !
we're married Thanksgiving at the
lone 81 Dr. T. G. McDougle They
eft for brief wedding trip to Louis.
lie, Richmond Register /
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1920-12-02
Card Of Thanks

For the many acts Of kindness, for
The beautiful floral offerings. for the
words ~ sympathetic friends. during
our recent bereavement, We are in
deed grateful and take this means Of
expressing it.-Mrs. Mary Logan.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1920-12-02

There viii be prayer meeting every
Thursday night az the home Of j. d.
Steerherger, on Campbe. street
Al are invited.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1920-12-02
Classified Column
RATES;

Single insertions lie a word
No al taken for less than zoe
IN tins column. No ads in this
column charged
Seven insertions for the
price Of Ave.
Phone orders must he paid
promptly.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1920-12-02

Rooms for rent Aprly to Mrs.
T.. NJ. Hill. Map'e Avenue.
ll-2i-it.p d.l
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1920-12-02

FOR SALE.-Two extra nice
Rhode Island Red BOOSTERS. Phone
ISL.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1920-12-02

FOR SALE.-Cooting stove.
Miss Amanda Anderson.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1920-12-02

Hog killing time is here and | am
prepared to do your butchering for
YOU. Phone 3l3. Haden Leavell.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1920-12-02

FOR SALE.-30 nice Young ewes.
Home raised. w. X Leaveli.
nI-25-9t-pi.D IAN, aster, Ky.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1920-12-02

FOR SALE.-Two registered Big
Type Poland China boars.
lI-ll-tf Brewer Layton.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1920-12-02

FOR SALE:-M Ny residence on
Crab Orchard Street with two acres
Of ground House has eight rooms.
? halls, bath room. hot and cold
water, electric lights and all modern
conyenienees, including all out build
ings. Now occupied by A. w. kava-
naugh. Possession Jan. list, 1921.
Phone 362 Henry A. Moore.
ll0-ii-,G
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1920-12-02

For SALE: Nice plymouth rock
roosters. Phone 37I-B
Mrs John Oakes.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1920-12-02

WANTED: Reliable man to sell
guaranteed roof and harm paints 60
tobacco farmers on heal warehouse
floors this winter. Keep indoors.
make big profits. W-ite AZ once.
Rodes Products Co., Burgin, ~.
Clifton RoI BurgIn, NJ.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1920-12-02

LOST Pale red muly heifer.
White half-moon in forehead, Re
ward for information. Ebb Whiteted
lind
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1920-12-02

PUBLIC SALE Saturday. Dee.
ith. one o'clock. all household and
kitchen furniture. Fourth house North
OF Ice Plant r. James
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1920-12-02

FOR SALE:-New SIX horse power
gasoline engine, Fairbanks and Morse
and Ross feed cutter. Priced 20 sale
ll-ll-tf. W. b. Burton.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1920-12-02

Hog killing time is here and am
prepared to do your butchering for
you. Phone 3l3. Haden Leavell.
FOR SALE:-30 nice Young ewes.
Home raised. w. X. Leaveli.
0l-25-2t-piD IAN, aster, Ky.
FOR SALE: Two registered Big
Type Poland China boars.
ll-ll-tf Brewer Layton.
FOR SALE; Nice plymouth rock
roosters. Phone 374-B
Mrs. John Oakes.
LOST Pale red muly heifer.
White half-moon IN forehead, Re
ward for information. Ebb Whiteted
lt-pd.
PUBLIC SALE: Saturday, Dee.
i,h. one o'clock. all household and
kitchen furniture. Fourth house North
Of Ice Plant. X. James.
FOR SALE New SIX horse power
gasoline engine, Fairbanks and Morse
and Ross feed cutter. Priced 10 sale
ll-ll-tf. W. u. Burton.
STRANED:-To my place about
two weeks ago, bay horse mule.
six years old. Owner can have same
by paying for advertising and keep
ing Charlie Dean, Bryantsvillc, Ky.
FOR RENT Garage adjoining ,hc
hotel for year 1921 Possession Civ
en- January ist. For further infor-
nation call on
Mrs. Rella Arnold Franc b.
U0-2l-tfD
WANTED .-R elial's man IN ssI
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1920-12-02

Nr and Mrs Clarence bradshaw
- Martins Ferry. Ohio have been Wis
it.ng bis sister. Mrs Jas. Tucker and
family on Richmond Street
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1920-12-02

Miss Bette Wet has accepted a
position as book keeper at the Car
rari Bank and Trust Company and
assumed her duties several days ago
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1920-12-02

Mr J u l.avcll. u Bryantsvillc
and daughter. MIR u Stalling ~
Oklahoma spent the weekend With
his niece. Mrs u l.. Hagan
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1920-12-21

Dear Friend:
You thinking Of Christmas Of toys for the children
gifts for friends of the glowing tnsed of merry shouts Of little
they troopng down the that glorious Of
the Christmas feast, of music song laughter
thinking of Him, that other little Child whose Star
the Wise Men sought hne the humble of Bethlehem Him. whose
birthday many celebrated
And outside he falling the chill winds Hoingou
hungry iveng
hunby pleading!
Can't hear them there tapping md door, Pause
and look doosee the
little homeless helpless waits Near East thousands
of them, palhing Of cold and hungerwhle shelter of
yhomefe east and
Children Of sorrow!
dollars dollars feed
educateo
Relief 100000 children Thousands
door Only America them Only h hope
Would dyouf athem?M knockn n vam?
friend; let the chill
den in
Make your Christmas perfect BY sharing your Joy even with the st of
Please send your contributions to
AR EAST RELI]
E. Q. BLACK, Treasurer
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1920-04-30
Edgerton Country Club Organizes.


The Edgerton Country club is fact.
A meeting was held at Library hall
Thursday evening last week where
formal steps of organization were TAX
en-. Mr.. Blanchard called the meeting
in behalf of the committee of fifteen
which had made preliminary arrange
ments. Mr.. Blanchard read the report
of the committee According to this
it appeared that Mr.. L. Fl. Towne has
bought tract of land, and that he Of
fers As acres of it rent free for five
years, with the privilege of renewing
the lease for another ten years and of
buying at the cost price to Mr.. Towne
at any time the club is so inclined, the
principal stipulation being that the
land is to be used for country club pur-
poses-a recreation and playground
site. This liberal offer was accepted
by the meeting. There was consider
able enthusiastic golf oratory. Mr..
Gray of San Francisco, who happened
to be present, gave splendid talk on
golf and it's charms. 1t was also de-
cided to build club house. The mat
ter of size and equipment was left to
the directors to investigate and report
at later meeting. The members pres
ent then organized by electing James
Menhall, president; Walter Mabbett,
vice president; Joe Hruska, secretary
treasurer; Geo. Blanchard, B. G. Will
son, Andrew Mcintosh and P. M. Ell
lingson, members of the board of di-
rectors. A hundred persons have sig-
nified their intention of joining the
club, and 80 of these have already made
deposit of $1,000 as first installment
of the annual dues of $500. The
meeting Thursday night authorized the
board to call the balance of the dues.
Matters of detail have not been worked
out, but the board will take the whole
affair under consideration and make a
report and recommendations as soon as
it has had time to go into it more thor
oughly. Now is the time to secure
membership in the Edgerton Country
club.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-11-18
THREE VESSELS OFF
TO FOREIGN PORTS
Swedish. Norwegian and British ves-
sells FiIl Bunkers.

Three vessels sailed from Pensacola
yesterday Tor trans Atlantic ports.
They were the Huronian ~ the Ley
land line for Liverpool the Norwegian
steamer SanGara. Capt. Esdvardsen.
for British ports and the scandana-
vica iswedA. Tor North Sea ports. The
scandlnavlca came in yesterday morn
ing FOR small bunkerage and got
away late IN the day.
The Norwegian bark Fiskio. Capt.
Tflrlchson. was moved 20 the stream
yesterday and may get away today.
she has a big cargo OF lumber for
south American ports.
Every one ~ the Warren smacks.
except the Rena A. Percy. - ~ sea.
The Percy Is repairing
nj became known yesterday that
Edward Lofholm. formerly with the T..
T. Saunders Co. but lately 81 the
steamer Hornet has been granted
masters papers for unlimited Tonnage.
ocean going.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-11-18
SPECIAL RATES TO
JACKSONVILLE FAIR

Jacksonville. Nov I7.-As custom
airy. all transportation lines entering
cksonville-thFough q. Z. Phillips.
director II transporta sion-have an
nounced round trip rates for the an
uual Florida State Fair and Exposi-
ton, which viii be held here Novem-
Der "a TO 81
These rafes-a fare and une-third
for the round rip. are sufficiently low
and attractive 10 please the most ex-
acting prospective fair visitor. and are
expected 10 be the incentive which
VIII bring thousands Of people TO tho
biz fan exposition. which. this year.
assumes an Importance far surpass-
ms anything ~ previous years. The
general admission 20 the fair grounds
viii be 90 cents.
In connection with the low rates. II
Is announced tickets viii be on sale
from all Florida points Co Jacksonville
on November IL. r. 81, %. and IS.
IN addition, tho same reduced rates
wili be In effect-wifhin u radius OF
100 miles OF Jacksonville-on Novem-
Der Is. 20, 20. "a. and as. These tickets
viii be good on trains arriving In
jacksonville before noon on Novem-
Der %.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-11-18
DIRECTOR OUTLINES
HEADQUARTERS PLAN
Miss Aafferd Returns 90 Capitals
Prepares Dlreetory lMit
Start Library.

Tho first work 81 general federation
headquarters under the new admins
tration win Be 70 complete the 1890
1899 directory. the second VIII be %
build up a helpful reference library
augmented ~ a clipping bureau. the
third win - % affiliate with other
national organizations and govern
ment bureaus Ga Washington which
are ln position % cooperate with
the federation Tor the common good
and the fourth viii be 10 establish n
direct personal communication with
state declarations and individual clubs
throughout the length and breadth q
the country.
Miss Ida Iiaff0rd. new director ~
headquarters has just returned 90 the
national capital after six weeks spent
In her home state 81 Kentucky. where
she went e. attend the fan meeting of
the state federation ana 20 complete
some work which she had begun there
before her appointment az hoadquar-
tiers director. Following the national
hoard meeting On Washington Miss
headquarters office getting in touch
with the situation. and as she
says. planning plans and dreaming
dreams"
Mrs. Winter Joined Miss Hafford
and the two together went over plans
for contrulizlng federation work as
much az possible. These plans win be
announced 49, soon as Miss Hafford
has time 20 work them cut more def
initeiy
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-11-18
BADLY RUNDOWN
FROM PNEUMONIA
Mrs. Washburn Quickly Hesained
Her Strength and Flesh.

4 had grippe. followed BY pneu-
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soreness in my chest. constant pain
IN my throat and 80 weak aud nery-
cas- / could neither eat nor sleep. l
had chill every morning
one day young man told me how
Milks Emulsion had got him out OF
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been reduced 20 a skeleton and given
up BY the doctors. so l tried IL.
have gained IA strength. appetite and
flesh. sleep better than have for
years. am doing all my own work
| again and feel like a new person.
The beauty about Milks Emulsion
Is that ID doesn't wear out like most
things. and IL 80 pleasant TO take. II
il food as well as a medicine and
builds up the blood and tissues. Ii
surely put new blood In my veins and
I have the healthiest color ever had
Mrs. ~. Washburn. IA Centre, Cal.
II costs nothing 10 try Miiks Emul-
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else.
Afllks Emulsion IL a pleasant. nu-
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II restores healthy. natural bowel ac-
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digestive organs IN shape % assimi-
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and constipation are quickly relieved.
This IL the only solid emulsion
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with a spoon like Ice cream.
No matter how severe your case.
you are urged 20 try Milks Emulsion
under this guarantee--Take six bot
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20 directions and IL not satisfied with
the results your money will be
promptly refunded Price $50 and
$3.50 PAR bottle The Miiks Emulsion
Co Tcrre Haute. Ind Sold Nv drug
gtsta veryWhcre.--Adv
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-11-18
RED TAPE" In WAY
All ELLIS ISLAND
House immigration COMMITTEES viii
Reeeommend Many Changes II
Announces.

New York. Nov. i7.--Declarlng ~rea
tape and inadequacy ~ facilities at
the Kills Island immigration sta lion
70 be responsible for congestion OBJ
tanning there since the war, the house
immigration committee after an tn
spection tour To-Day. announced 1T
would recommend TO congress the ne
cessity Of many changes.
appointment OF an assistant secre-
tary Of labor 20 be stationed at ellis
Island. and an increase IN the force
Of inspectors viii be requested Chair
man Albert Johnson said. The main
cause OF congestion he added. was the
u eat number OF aliens waiting for
final decision on exclusion rulings.
The committee soon viii take up
the very important problem con-
nected With spanish and Portuguese
marriages BY proxy which give the
women in those countries the status OF
wives OF resident aliens IN the Unit
ed states" Chairman Johnson stated
We have no sooner gotten rid of
the troublesome practice OF the Jap
anese 81 marrying By photograph be-
fore We must tackle this equally vex-
atious proslem of marrying By proxy
IN spain and Portugal" said Mr..
Johnson.
Chairman johnson explained that
the governments of the two European
countries now recognize as legal "A
marriage performed with an attorney
representing the bride or groom.
When the woman laler comes 10 the
United States as the wife OF an alien
residing here. she is exempted from
many Of the selective tests Of the ina
migration laws