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Imperial Valley press., 1920-07-22
POLICEMEN PROTEST
(BY AsSOCIateU FTessI

LOS. ANGELES, July 22.-Protests
against, motion picture films which
tend, to, create disrepect for and be-
,littte policemen are being made by
Mayor NJ. p, Snyder Of. Los Angeles.
Recently the, mayor wrote ocal.motion
picture theatef managers asking them
I'd bar sGch films in4ofderato "help sus-
rain the high spirit the morale which
enables policemen to face armed Grim.
inals ip the, protection Of life and
property,
Imperial Valley press., 1920-07-22
SANTA ANA CAN'T LOSE
(Hv ARsociatad pressl

: SANTA ANA, Cal, July 22.-Santa
Ana residents are claiming this city
is the home of relative Of the next
president Of the United States. A sis
ter and niece of Senator Harding. the
republican nominee, reside here, as
does Mrs. Maudene Blackburn, whose
father was first cousin to Governor
Cox, the democratic nominee.
Imperial Valley press., 1920-07-22
COTTON MARKET NOW
HIGHEST ON RECORD

NEW YORK, July 22.AJuly con-
tracts Of cotton exchange sold at
$43.75, shrowing the highest price
ever recorded for future contract in
the history of future exchanges, an
advance Of 120 point over night. The
advance resulted from covering by
traders who were prevented by the
railroad congestion from carrying out
their plans to get the cotton here in
time for delivery.
Imperial Valley press., 1920-07-22
" USE SHALE FOR HIGHWAY
- (By Associated Press)

y LOGAN CITY, Utah, July "
Shale, or decomposed waste cast up by
the Great Salt Lake, was used in con-
struction of a IA mile highway near
here recently. Nearly $4,000 tons
were used to lay surface eight inches
deep. The shale was soft and pliable
when taken from the shore, but hard.
lened to cement-like firmness wher
rolled and exposed TO the sun.
Imperial Valley press., 1920-07-22
IRISH RlOTING BEGINS st-; ,43ht,
IN EARNEST ONCE MORE
(Bv Associated Press,

VBy ASSUCIattu FrVSsT
BELFAST, July 22.-The rioting
was renewed in the falls area of West
Belfast during the mill dinner hour
here today. The post office was
wrecked and the police fired on the
rioting civilians. A soldier and sever.
al civilians were killed.
Imperial Valley press., 1920-07-22
DEMOCRATS CHOSE DATES FOR
4 CANDIDATES. NOTIFICATION
(Rv ssocia ted Press)

. COLUMBUS, July 22.-Chairmal
White of the democratic national com
mittee today announced that Saturday,
August 7, would be the date of the Of
fetal notification Of Cox Of his choice
as the democratic presidntial candi-
date.
Roosevelt will be notified Of his
choice as vice presidential candidate
on Mondav August 9.
Imperial Valley press., 1920-07-22
FIRE CHIEFS CONVENTION
(Ry Associated Press)

LOS ANGELES, Cal, July 22.-
Fire chiefs Of the Pacific Coast will
hold their 1920 convention here Sep
tember 1915. A feature of the meet
ing will be presentation of the Thos.
II. Ince fire prevention cup TO the chief
representing the city with the highest
fire prevention record of the year.
Imperial Valley press., 1920-07-22
AMERICANS VICTORS IN
OLYMPIC TRAP HEATS
(Ry Associated Pressl

ANTWERP, July 22-The Ameri-
can team was the easy winner of the
first round Of the Olympic trapshoot-
ing competition. A score of l15 out
of a possible 12O was. run up by the
team. Each man shot at 20 birds.
Imperial Valley press., 1920-07-22
SPELLACY TO BE CHOSEN NEW
SECRETARY OF NAVY
(Bv Associated Fress)

WASHINGTON, July 22.--Thomas
]. Spellacy of Hartford, Conn, is re-
ported to have been selected to succeed
Roosevelt, when Roosevelt resigns,
about August 9, to, make the race as
democratic candidate for vice presi-
dent
Imperial Valley press., 1920-07-22
AIRPLANES ON THIRD
LEG OF LONG RACE

GRAND RAPIDS, July %. - The
four Alaska bound airplanes left here
this morning on the third leg of their
flight which takes them caress Lake
Michigan to Winona, Minnesota.
Imperial Valley press., 1920-07-22
(By Associated Press)

CHICAGO, Ill.,, July pa COM
lmittee of brotherhood leaders waited
ON the railroad board request for a
new hearing on some sections Of the
'aWArd - .....--4-.--.
Imperial Valley press., 1920-07-22

Many q man marries "jewel" only
to find that she's "set" in her ways.
Imperial Valley press., 1920-07-22
Weather

Southern Califor-
nia-Fair tonight
and Friday, with
north weste r Y
winds.
imperial Valley
Fair with cooler
westerly winds.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-19

10 insure llis'oning-Whilr table
linens. rso Red cross Hall l'lue ~
Nou laundry II never disa, pninis.
Vt ~ good gro. s. &C. .NdN
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-19
DR.. H:W..v!RG|N. :.
To SPEAK TO-DAY At
HEALTH MEETING
kEEPi>G FiT CONFERENCE 10
~ uNGANtON FOL,
TWO DAYS

M II. " lirgin. pasicr of ,ir
First Baptist Church. has accepted
u place IN the spcslsing program "i
the Keeping Fit Conference Ia BE-
held ~ Canyon today and tomorrow
lie will speak today on "pirontr.
Pastors. pupils aud ToLchctf Cooper
niing."
II. Wit Steele State "KocDing
En- SUPP ..sor. h expected 10 arri,"
IN Amarillo ionIM he will 90
fran here 10 Canyon by automobile.
Other Amariloans on the spclkin /.
program II the conference ale pIof.
VI. II. Dnn/n. Prof ". \. Mon.oat
and licv. W T. liuiton. pastor oi the
Fiii Congregational Church, who ~.
i'ndcd the State Keeping III Con
ference at Austin some week agO
~ u delegate from the hoard Cf civ
development.
The plnnandlc Keeping III, CON
terence ~ expected 10 result In much
permanent good IN lhis section III tho
state II was firA conceived by
members Of tho Hoard of CITY DE.
vclopmcnl. which organization mas
promoted the conference for som
weeks.
doctors from over The panhar lla
30" invited To- attend the conference
.s subjects 10 BE- Under discussion
are directly In line with their work
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-19
DRILLING CONTRAC1sLE1
BY AMAR|LL0-CADD0 CO

\ contract for the drilling OF u
w"ll T. It 1'pth 81 ESQ feet was lei;
N,,lursda, by tho Amarillo.caddo
oil Company to Willis a Tow,ry Of
Smr,op'u. ~ Tho location ~ ~"
well e. 10 b. on tho holdings ~ TIL
a,illb-Calho comranN " i.lrr'.
On Comfy, TcSis. Tho test vii
have hrrn completed within tn 200
months. according Ia pline ~ the
cnmnanl
I. u. willis and Air Hawkins. rep.
"cscntlng the drilling COMPANY were
IN \mIiillo v cinc,day tor the pur.
pcs" NJ closing mp the contract. Tt.s
IN h. the fret feet Won Nv Willis
A Towcry In Harrison county. !, "a
aid.
Mr. Willis Is unusually optimis,ic
about the opportunities 10 strife oil
IN Harrison county. lie was one OF
the pioneer drillcrs w. the Homer
field IN which the first three wildci'
irsts produced 10000 barrel wells.
Invest galions In lIlrik0n c0hniy
prov" 10 MIR. Willis and Mr.. Hawk.
ins that the structure H. IN exact du.
plicaic 0l the famous Homer Held.
Placing uf the riy will herir next
week. according to ". T.. CalIall. an
officer and director of The company.
"" VIII leave either tomorrow az SAT.
nrddt IN u business "Trip IN regard IN
the cOmpany's holdings
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-19
NEW EASTER BONNETS
COMING N ~ ALMOST
EVERY EXPRESS

They. too, arr included in Oh.
Prc-tasicr sale %, THE LADIES'
STORE.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-19
ONE TEAM GOES SOUTH To OBTAIN
SIGNATURES INTEREST If SHRINE
Q HERE; OTHERS TO LEAVE soon

south and cas-, 10 obtain signatures
Gay saunders. OF Amarillo. and {. l..
loJsicr. Of Canyon. viii go 40 can.
yon. iiLrpy Tnlia aud Pldinyi.w 90.
morrow with petitions Dr. II. T..
PARCELS. \. VI. Mood and Others viii
go 10 Hereford, fri0ha. Iloyinl and
Faiwcll tomorrow ~ sfcuie sig.ers.
Tho following Is tho schedule ~
the Slriners who lrfi on the trim yes
icrday morning.
LeL,, Ariaiiil0 .. m, N.irt 90
htiiye at, ldrenddu 80. 30 n, b,.. ,....
iaii sirnai res. arrive Ia Memphis
- nd Tiu"dly disni. depart II ~
Menu hN u. m. piriyc ~ Childress
obtain signatures fcr khiya Temple.
dinner. H"part ron Chlldfe3. y
NJ, spend night ~ Wellington. 'eaye
Wellington Saturd.. morning. ara"
shamrock. obtain signature. ,aa,
.liiLei. return :, Amarillo following
the Rock Island liailway.
Expedition No /. southern divis.
ion accompany Northern division 10
childress. Leave Chlldress after
dinner Friday. spend night ~ padd.
cab leave SATURDAY morning at \.
proceed To r'oyiaua working Md'a-
dor IN route. Obtain signatures at
Floydnda return To Amarillo saiur-
day night
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-19
HABEAs CORPUS HEARING
CONTINUED OVER WEEK

4 case styled TX PATE Marie Fau-
hion. u hJbons corpus hearing. which
consumed the major portion Of m"
cay Yesterday IN the district courl
N's not completed when the court
adjourned last night and was cont.
nIcd until next week.
The PRINCIPAL the ease Marie
auhion. u child. ~ sought Ia h. re-
covered by the father. Earl ". Fan
hion. from lis mother. Mrs. ". Wick
crs. The ease oririnated ~ Wiur-
lex. Okla. where II II said the rou-
pie were divorced ani the child gwen
Ia ~" mother nv deere Of cCiit rhc
,.,rr was later opcucd by the father
of thc child aud The district cour' ~
Nd'irita granted q decree giving the
possession Of the child To him. II !,
, id.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-19

The Khiya shrine Ciab Drum
Corps ara member oi the Khiya
cub VIII make trirs t. Dalhalt ard
Lubbock next week for IN pul pcse
81 occurring sitha,ur-s on pelilions To
b" presented % 80" lmperiaI "aincil
REQUESTING u Shrine Temple ~ ~
bnili ~ \nIrill0. Plans ~" being
made ior every shrincr that can pos.
ribly 30 10 make the "trip. according
10 H. u. swift. recorder NJ ,ha club.
Mr. Swift has opened IN office In
the rooms 81 to Board Of C.if Ne
Iol0pmeni ana ~ handling The am.
rnlgn Tor signatures. Al local
Shrlners are ufrcd 10 ro there and
rlpn N petitions.
u VIII he necessary "a complete
The securing NJ signatures next waok.
y ~ announced because OF the fact
that they must he presented IL The
secretary of the Imperial Council TT
least si'iy days before the conrln,n
IN be held ~ Portland IN juno.
T. T.. Durham. John sherman. =.
y. Davis. u. u. Amos. ]. l.. iiyins.
Arthur Ware. u. t. Sciy Frank
Winklcr. !. Levy. =. +. Phlllins l..
e. White. y. II sec wald ana ,ihors
left yesterday morning for Claren.
dan, Memphis. Ohildress. Welling-
Ion. shamrock ami other points
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-19
commissioners TO
DISCUSS GRAVEL
It MEETING EEI+ N soon 500

III corhiy commissioners cOnI'
prohabl, will hold meeting this
wccl, fnr the purgo'n II considering
ARRANGEMENTS for securing gravel Cor
the construction OF Potter county's
iuld system FROM on" ~ the III '"
places visited W. licsdav l., jude
Ray G. Johnson. accompanied ~
roilni ssionors Wolmcnih ana Atm
rtronr. Leo Ehlinrcr. Panhandle IL
Vision engineer fOr the stat, iii"h'
az Commit sicn. md \. Y. hickey.
H"t rc,eLi,r" the county engineers.
GH rhrir iiir IN search for suilhhl'
rra,cl a., patty visited tn cuil.
U'r"r'p rnn 4 ~ lroad splg and ~
all NJ these places found fiI'l, good
2 nd" ~ material
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-19

ilEREiNE euro. constipation and
r"c.tabl.shcs regular novel move
meuis. Sold by all druggists. 2jlc
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-19
nlGcrsr y,L,hs N rows

The I'rr.Easirr sale oifrrs you
nv olporiunii, ~ secure your Eas.
Ter outfit ~ u big saving. TiiE
LADIES' STOl,E.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-19

schooi stadium aud make II possible
10 put mp building Of satisfactory
sizc and type.
Clyde cockroll made report on
work among the boys and supple
mcrtoi ~ remarks NJ Las, week I,
meeting relative Ia the District Con-
."r"ncc held IN Galveston In Feb. ~.
AIRY, llr. cookrcll urged the mem.
bets OF the club 10 give f,iious con.
sidcration Ia the big brother"
movement.
Proposed Hospital Endorsed
Dr. Geo. !. Thomas spoke regard
ing the proposed county hospital to
l." occurred through u homo issue. for
which rr election already mas boon
called lie referred Ia objections
that are being advanced the main
one appearing H. b" she additional
tlNatiCn ana the further fact that ~,
hospital would not he revenue
hearing Institution. Another objec
lion being offered. ho saii. was that
IN impression yecmS 10 prevail that
lring u county hospital Il wouid h."
Tor r'ul"r' only. ara f0irth oh
'cciion he mentioned wN TO the
amount Of the proposed bohd issue
saih.01c Or. Thoma. answered
The objections referred 10. tending
to show that they were not really oh.
icctions. A. $. tinnnt, spoke IN favor
It the bond ISSUE and made mo.
iior that the Rotary club support II
The motion carried
tttwks Western tni.n >cr, lee
IN n talk before the club. Earl
Cobb retired To he coming lack
oi srvicc on the part Of HE Western
i"ion Telegraph COMPANY" lie
,igccy,cd tina, u competing teh Grapn
company might he the mcars Oi IN.
Grcing ~" officials of the Western
'nio. 10 authorize IN" local manager
81 ale certain changes fDr tho bet.
.'tW'ut OF the service.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-19
WIVES OF R0TAR|ANs ENTERTAINED
At LUNCHEON At AMR|LLO HOTEL;
PROGRAM his NUMBER Of FEATURES

The PROGRAM IT the Rotary nc'i.
inF last night 1T the Amarillo No.
tel. ~ which the Rntari0ns enter
tanned their wives ans sworthcaris.
VIA In charge ~ Grodp Two. win
Chh" Coclr"ll - leader. ". \.
Sskcw and Guy saunders appoint ~
captains. ,hns" sides md test NJ
III" knowledge Of Facts regarding
members On opposing sides ousnod
Many humorous an'wcrs we're. 'Woh
In questions propnunhod ncmnrrs.
rom" NJ which were NOR, ~ les, per-
plcAing.
Mrs. Mobile, Gives Iicnding
tho program was continued Nv u
talk on Rotary principles ~ Il. II.
Nichols. lolluN,d bi u toast tu our
hcNl girls'. which was said to have
hctn an nrat0ricJl treat Il tribute
10 woman, MIS-. Ernest e. Nohl.y
entertain d the guests with iva
tcadings
Vie" President Feed Bone pre-. .ncd
over the business meeting ~ the
place Of President Guy Fillrr. who
was absent due 10 illness.
i,nss'Ii Inii oI,,c. Guest.
~ III" opening NJ the moclinp,llbg
ac" Russell. Sergeant ~ Arms. waS
called unon &c introduce ~ Rot,
rians and their lady guests, which
duty h" executed IN most humorous
manner.
Mr.. Russell reported or the action
taken 10y the city by Design commit.
toe, sa> Ing that the had undorta.rn
10 morld plhli, opinion IN connec-
lion with the proposed stadium To he
con .trucicd m the hrh .chooi
grounds. Tho idea NJ the committee
H. Ia have a building constructed
that win he u credit IN the CIV cit.
stead 1T an msirhily frame build.
In he poinind out. II was believed
That the citiyCns NJ Amarillo will
IaliN Ia the sUppcrt oi III, high
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-19
NOTED LANDSCAPE
ARCHITECT Looks
OVER FIELD HERE
ImiuO.GtGGE VISITS AMARILLO
~ REGARD M 'iri.ii.
DESIGN

i G.. pharO.Gggrc Of wichita
l'nli~. = lanlscap" archil,ci. WA ~
Nmarillo Yesterday ani consulted
with ~. ". W. Virgin chairman Of
he civic committee ~ The BOARD ~
CIV Do,ek ,,ineni and other mem.
hcir. relative To the Ciiy nv Design
movement which hps hcen launched
acre. VIZ. pharo.CnFre was attract
"a Ia Amarillo by literature which
las been cent cut by the secretary of
The Hoard.
hr. pharO..:apge sid that ne
considered N" or nv Dosien mo,c-
lrent OI ini"stintdhle value 10 the
'liy. IN tat II prepare foI the
lnlurc rather than merely Tor tie
present. iic stressed the n"cas a'y
& plras IN city. aud one NJ his
particular statements was that parks
were mOir necessary IN TIL les,
.ashionrhlr districts VI the city than
.h Tie hlrh.oldss residential sections
because ~ the necessity Tor - dasir-
able playground foi tho poorer chill
urpn.
MI IllHfo-thHec " u IinGNChrt
artist of considerable rcnulh. liz
l. nov laying oui country estates for
eycral men az Wichita Falls aud for
lNO 40 Fort Worth. n" VAS one
chief Landscape nrChilect Tor the g..
A q. Railway Vompamy lie llid
cut White Sdlphci Sprinls. Yves
virginia. u popular winter resort.
rnd the Hartman stool Farm ~ &C.
lnmhus. Ohio. one 81 the most wid,.
- known stock farms IN the nation.
lie left on the Fort WCrin a
lhnver ~ O'Clock Yesterday alter
noon FOR Wichita Falls and will ~.
iuin u iutur0 date ~ make q prJ.
pc 'tion to The Beard al city De.
vciopmenl Ior work t. he done ~
kraril,O.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-19
PIE.E,sTER SALE

I'm prarsieali, oil spring apparel,
TlIE LADIES' SrOi,E.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-19
81 Years Old and As
Good as a Youngster

- or = years ago ! was q very
sick man Doctors said catarrh
u ouhlo ~ stomach aud bowels. NJ.
feciing the liver aud heart For NOR,
than u wear | wanted Ia die. 5u'
could not Upon thn advice NJ q
friend tried Mayr's Wonderful Rcm
cdy. aud although ~ years old nov
feel 40 good ~ u youngsicr." u
T. u simple. harmless preparation
that removes the catarrhal mncuS
from the intcreslinni tract and ailays
tho Inflammation which causes prdc-
ii'allv all i;0mach, liver and intesii-
nal ailments. including appendicitis.
90" dose viii c0nyinfe or mo.c. 80
fusded All druggists. 80 800
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-19

Farmers and others wao live nt q
distance from drug store should
keep IN the house hottie NJ Bii..
tARD'S SNOW LiNiMENT. II may
he needed NJ any time for cuts.
wounds. sore'. sprains or rheumat.
ism. u is powerful healing and
penetrating remedy. Sold hy al drug.
slsis. 2Gtc
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-19
MQBLEY WILL SPEAK
At SALVATION ARMY
MEETING TONIGHT

The meetings ~ 'hc Salvation Ar.
NV Hall ate still being continued
with ctclSinr Success and interest,
ind hrpa crowds and several con-
versions.
On FRIDAY evening Rev. T.. g.
Mnhl"y has confcnt"d Ia speak. both
an the street and In &c hall. \ largo
crowd T. expo Ted and u profitable"
aud Interesting time II assured &c
all who attend Special music viii
lc rendered ~ Mrs llclhrook and
Cadet Jessie Brady
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-19

iTasc ilFRBlNE for indigestion. II
relieve The pain In few minutes
ard forces the frfmenird matter
which causes the misery into The
bnwels whore II Is expelled. Sold ~
all druggists ?dtc
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-07-20


hafooi increases tAHsIi -to'4 ~
2 month ~I-.aceip"ia oei.1eH anu
n'en S44t 20 49, "oiNel7
= ports allHe ttt@
$50 te S-s9. N"TtoiM Ee'ioft Se"s
ana ae5A ~ ielt H''''
eaa4 $40 70 S-Yi-
ielet
4fa-'i ".at' sens" ."
+1o 'aa7 A'" sA14 "'s
teis-l .@a
AltsieLa en-
p-o1e
Aad - the rates established hy or
oi'asf me autA 'f''F "i tas rsl'-
r'7t a'4nie 'h i't employees IN we
"sfe named departments VINO
are properly before tAe h7ar3 2 not
othefW1se provided for. and amount Gas
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-07-20

frelgns seset9 m electric
or o+ber power) . 1.o4 100
Etrsmen Goa or oiD 1o4 los
He1per electric ..... lO4 100
,. Yard Service Fer Hour
rrr,eers cents
Efrernen (cOal or oiIA ........1S cents
Ife1ners ,e3eotrte, -<.s.Is cents
Hostler service
CTotes superseding rates Establish
- Nv or under tbe authority 81 the
8 railroad administration in lieu
tbereof. for each 81 the hereinafter
named classes the following increas-
ed rates are establjshees
class Per Day
Outside Holsters Gus
Inside h0stleTs o.
Helpers ...>>>,sse ''f
ARTICLE VII-Train service en-
Moves
Passenger service;
Class Fer Per Per
Mile Day Month
Conductors ..>.....S 81 Sloe $4,000
Assistant conductors
ticket collectors. 81 100 5000
Baggage men handling
both express and
dvnamo ......,.. 81 loo 5000
Baggagemen, operating
dynamo ,,~...s.> So 20 5000
express ,,,>..,e.> 81 100 5000
Baggagemen .,,,,. 81 100 5000
Flagmen and brake
mon s.N'.ss' 30 lou S9-sv
SUBURBAN service exclusive.
Co-Eurfnrz 81 90 81 On
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-07-20

Manager McGraw has suspended
Pitcher Dou glas indefinitely fcr failure
- keen ia condition
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-07-20
HERE IS LABOR
BOARD award
given R. R. MEN
CONTINUED from page one)


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The Belding banner-news. (Belding, Mich.) 1918-1973, 1920-08-11
Bedding Testimony Remains mistaken

Belding Testimony Remains mistaken
Time is the best test of truth. Here
is Bedding story that has stood the
test of time. 1t is story with point
which will come straight home to
many of us.
Mrs. Emma Coon, 421 +. Division
St., say: "My back panied me most
all the time and it seemed as If could
not get rid of the complaint. / had
other symptoms Of kidney trouble and
was feeling miserable when Doan's
Kidney Pills were brought to my at
tention. tried them, getting my sup
ply at Connell's Drug store and the
first box helped me so / continued. j
was soon cured"
OVER THREE YEARS LATER,
Mrs. Coon added: 81 am just as glad
to recommend Doan's Kidney Pills to-
day as ever for they cured me of kid
ney complaint Of long standing.
Should need kidney medicine again,
I would certainly use Doan's."
Price Coo, at all dealers. Don't sim
ply ask for a kidney remedy-get
Doan's Kidney Pills-the same that
Mrs. Coon had. Foster-M ilburn Co.,
Mfgrs., Buffalo, N. Y.
The Belding banner-news. (Belding, Mich.) 1918-1973, 1920-08-11
THE BELDINc, MICHIGAN. BANNER-NEWs

Mrs. Ellen Beedy and grand daugh.
ter, Martha Beedy visited over near
Palo with George Kohn and family
last week and over Sunday.
Mrs. A. Barry, Mrs. Olive Insley,
Mrs. Lottie' Compton and Miss Ruth
Brown were supper guests of Miss
Marion Byrne, Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elgin Condor, Geo.
Tebbel and wife, Mr.. and Mrs. John
Tebbel, Herbert Mehney and wife,
Miss Nella Tebbel and Mr.. and Mrs
Clayton Baker and daughter, Helen
motored to Lowell Sunday, enjoyed
a picnic on the island and attended
the ball game.
Mrs. Vina Swain, Mrs. Bertha Buck
Mrs. Elgin Condor and Laurence
Gardner went to Greenville Friday
and visited with George Keller and
wife.
The Belding banner-news. (Belding, Mich.) 1918-1973, 1920-08-11

Everybody is cordially invited to
attend missionary meeting at Faith
Home the home Of Mrs. Jessie VOL
finger. Thursday. when Mission Cir
Gle will be organized. Singing win
also be practiced.
The Smyrna Social Club will give
a dancing party at the Maccabee hall
Friday night. WI;
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank A. Slayton. OF
Maplewood Farm entertained the
Oakdale Dramatic Club of Grand
Rapids on Sunday last. About 80
guests motored through to spend the
day. Dinner and lunch were enjoyed
on the shady lawn and swim in
Slayton lake.
The Fairview Farmers Club met
Wednesday evening, July 81 at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. F. A. Slayton.
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a most delicious and bountiful din
ner and saw all the sights worth
looking at and came home tired and
happy.
Horace Weeks Of Murray lake, .
half brother Of George Frost and well
known here, died Saturday noon.
Mrs. Chas. Winkworth and son,
Francis visited Mrs. Ada Hanks on
Wednesday, and was supper guest
Of Mrs. Hugo Casper. Mr.. Wink
worth came over to Smyrna in the
evening to escort them home.
Mrs. liza Clark called on Mrs. Syl-
.vester Osborn Wednesday.
Mrs. Lizzie Hoppough visited Mrs,
Hattie Moe Tuesday and was guest
of Mr.. and Mrs. Ward Hoppough on
Tuesday night and Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rennie Jones, Of
Grand Rapids are visiting Alfred
Davis and wife.
The Belding banner-news. (Belding, Mich.) 1918-1973, 1920-08-11

An Irish sailor. after pulling In ~
fathoms of line. mutiered to himself.
"Sure, It's as long ms today ana To-
morrow It's good weeks work TOT
any five men. More Of II yet? me
says mighty deep. TO be sure" Then
he suddenly stopped short; and, look
Ing up to the officer on watch. he ex-
planned: bad luck to me, sorr' II
/ don't behave somebody's cut OH the
other end of this line"--Congrega-
tionalist.
The Belding banner-news. (Belding, Mich.) 1918-1973, 1920-08-11

. late Amelia Il. Barr. who wrote
successful novels. was a keen
original critic.
was discussing one OF her own
b scenes with New York pub
last spring. and expressed pro-
d dissatisfaction with the chapter.
It DEATH" she said warmly, has
lie In IT,"
The Belding banner-news. (Belding, Mich.) 1918-1973, 1920-08-11

The smallest known bird Is a Gen.
trail American hummiD9 bird that Ia
about as large as blue bottle fly.