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East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-06-11


Lodge, who had resumed charge of
the gavel, made no effort TO head off
the Johnson demonstration or bring
the convention to order during any of
its Iulls until 1:41, when remarking
to the press box the delegates need a
little recess" he stepped forward and
banged half heartedly with the gavel.
1t was obvious however. that the
chairman figured he could stand as
much punishment as either the dele
gates or the galleries.
Judge Richard Dougherty. of Jersey
City, seconded Johnson. Lodge drop
ped his gravel on the speaker. III
made him nervous and he hurriedly
concluded by seconding "the nomina
tion OF the Honorable Hiram johnson
of New Jersey"
Little interest was paid to Butler |
when he nominated Pritchard, No
body paid any attention to this tall |
man with the bristly beard. Some del
egates flocked towards the exits for
lunch, other engaging in animated
The galleries seized the
occasion for social hour.
While the speeches were being made
II the Coliseum today the leading
for the nomination were in
Ieclusion at their hotel rooms. but all
n touch by telephone with the con-
'ention hall. Senator johnson was
loseted with several of his advisers at
lis headquarters. General Wood ar
ived in the city from Fort Sheridan.
ut held his room after a conference
With the men leading his fight on the
loor Governor Lowden used the
arly hours of the day for conferences. ,
hen adjourned to his apartments to
wait reports.
At 1910 the Johnson demonstration
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-06-11

other contenders for the nomination.
Chauncey NJ. Depew slipped and fell
on the stars in the hall, but was
caught by policeman. He was seri.
ously injured.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-06-11

MIR. AND MRS. EVANS RETURN
Mr.. and Mrs. William Evans have
returned from California, where they
have been sojourning for the past
eight months.
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A'lAL DIA COMO HOYA
GS %
"Recordar es vivr---Dante.
II DE ABRIL DE 179O
MURIO FRANKLIN

Vamos a hablar de Benjamin
Franklin Y de su permanencia Ell
Paris, hace va siglo V medic.
Apenas su pals empez0 a dar los
primeros pasOs Ell ell camino de la
independence Benz njamin Franklin,
industrial, sabio, estadista, Sc vic
nombrado para desempeiar una
importante comision en- Europa.
LEGO Paris Ell mil setecientos
ochenta y seis.
Apenas conocido, todo ell mundo
le admire por su ciencia V lie ve-
nero por sus virtudes. de tai ma
nera que, cuando muri0, Mira
beau hizo votar por la Asamblea
NaciOnal un luto de tres dias. To
dos saben Guam active fue ell eSpi
ritu de Franklin. cuan grande fue
su iniciativa pero, durante ell item
30 que pas6 en- Francia, su laborio
sidad fue positivamente Sorpren-
dente.
Fuera de la ayuda que lie pres
taba I'm sobrino- -jovencito toda-
via, sin experiencia, perO que sa-
bia un POGO mas de frances que el
tfo-Franklm sc desenvolvi0 So
10, rodeado de espias y de enemi-
gos: fue comerciante, consul, co
nisario, plenipotenciario. Compr6
= vendio buques compuso dificul-
tades entire comandanTes rivales
paeifico tripulacioncs amotinadas
0btuvo aumento de salarios para
clos; compro armas Y ropas para
al ejercito de su pals; celebro ira
tados; infuyo Ell la prensa Y con
venci6 al gobierno frances de que
debia anticipar grandes sumas de
dinero para aliviar la desesperada
situacion de los independientes nor
teamericanoS
Todo clio 10 hizo blen; y hasta
pudo llevar una vida asaz briilan
te Y aun un POGO agitada.
Era admirado por los filosofos
venerable por el pueblo; el mum
do femenino, especialmente en la
alta Sociedad, lie amaba Y casi le
cortejaba. Asf Ell el salon de Nine
IIaudetot, como EN- el de Nine. Hel
vetius, Ell el laboratorio de La
voisier o Ell ell gabinete de Nergen
nes, Ell todas parties. Franklin Sc
encontraba como en- casa propia
Quizas nnnca hubo I'm hombre
maS agasajado. Cuando salia dc
paseo, las gentes 10 seguian. acla-
mandolo. Sc usaban bastones y ia
baqueras a 10 Franklin. Hermosas
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Ia iguale. La formula cornpleta va
impresa en- cada frasco Repetimos
que Nuxifierro es la Ultima palabra Ell
las preparedness base de hierro
organico, benehcioso a toda persona
que necesite I'm reconstituyente; a las
anemicas, palidaS, raqulticas, neuras-
tenicas, faltas de fuerzas; a los hom-
bres gastados y viejos antes de item
.po, con ncrvios que no puedcn do
minar por el mucho fumar, el mucho
beber 0 debido a inlprudencias de la
juventud. Tome Nuxiherro por al
gunas scmanas Y vera usted como
armenian sus fuerzas. me ejora su sem
blante su imagination sc aviva. ga
nara carncs 81 esta usted delgado Sc
seHtira usted mas contento, mas vi
goroso, mas satisfecho de vivir. Siga
nuestros consejos, tome Nuxiherro.
Procurelo en- las boticas no acepte
ninguna otra preparation que lie ofrez-
can Ell su lugar. Olga con voz 6rme
yselara: "Quiero Nux-i-fierro." ST su
boticario no 10 tiene pidaselo a
The Porto Rico Drug Co. ]. M. Blan-
co 8 cia., San Juan; j. ]. Font q Cia.,
Bayamon. San Justo Drug Store.
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Asi como suena: "Hierro macha-
cando hicrro." no nos referimos
precisamente al martillo de hicrro en-
manos del herrero, sino a su desarro-
llada musculatura, sus fuerzas vigor
cxtraordinarios, a su constitution de
hierro, sin la cual no podria ejercer
su ohcio. Para poseer una constitu-
ci0n de hero, una .inusculatuta bien
desarrollada y 81 vigor la energia
que necositan ambos scxos para la
lucia y los placcreS de la vida, es
necesario que nuestra sangra conten-
"a la suiicientc cantidad dc hierro, Ia
,antdad que posee la sancrc de toda
persona que esta Ell su coNpista sa-
hd. Tome iierro" d;cen cons ante
mehte los doctores a toda persona
palida, an6mica, nerviosa, falta de
poicncia y yirilidad, eastada, acabada
antes dc su tempo. No Sc ponga rs
ted tiejo antes dc su tempo. No CON
tinhe palldo, nervioso, delgado. falto
dc carnes y de vigor. No Sc de por
vencido Ell Ia lucha nor la vida. Tome
hero, tome Nuxiheno, Ia. prepara-
cion moderua, base de herro orga-
nico, hemoglobina, glicerofosfato de
calcio y otros reconstituyentes No
hay otra preparation Ell su clase que
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senoras 10 coronaban de flores V lie
escriblan cartas Ell que lie llama
ban Dear Amiable Papa.
Entire los papeles particulares
de Franklin, Sc han encontrado mu
chos billetes de admiradoras V de
admiradores, que son documentos
curiosoS de la sociedad de Paris,
anteS de la revoluci0n.
Dos veces la semana comfa con
Nine .Brillon. Ell Moulin Coli "
y todos los sabados. con Nine. Hell
vetius, Ell 'Autiel.
Muy sociable, lie sustaba mucho
la huena compania. Muy converse
dor, dejaba con gusto de conver-
sar para OR buena m1sica. Y. pc
sar de la gotta, nunca renuncio a
los placeres de la buena mesa. Sin
offender su memoria, Sc puede agre
gar que lie gustaban los buenos
aguardientes y los grandes vinos.
Una vez dijo que habia preferido
llevar de Italia una buena receta
de patio la parmesana que la mas
rara inscription archaeological.
Era tambien ell gran Franklin
muy sensible los atractivos fe-
meninos. En- Paris tuvo verdade-
ros idilios, que fueron como sonri-
sas de poesia en- medic de sus enor
mes trabajos Idilios inocentes. por
o demas lIabia nacido Ell mil sc
ecientOS seiS.
Escribiendo. desde Paris a una
sonora, lie decia 8 Me habla usted
lie la gentileza de las senoras fran
eesas conmigo. Esto necesita una
Axplicacion. Esta es la nacion mas
ortes del mundo. Alguien, Segun
Darece, empezo decir que las da-
mas me gustaban, V entonces todoS
mis- amigos me presentaron a suS
'sposaS 20 mejor dicho, Sc presen-
aron ellas) para ser embraced :.
IS decir, para que las besase Ell ell
nlello. Por 10 demas, aquf no Sc
acnstumbra besar Ell la boca. Sc
CO. s'tlera una groseria
lA earacter .jovial de Franklin,
Y mas aun su prestigio de sabio,
le CANADIAN admiradores v amigos
Ell toaas parties Los tuvo en- Ame
rica en- Inglaterra j. en- Francia
laiHc su amiga mas fel fue Mime.
Br'llon. Esa DANA, esposa de un
milisar ssera digala dice el mis-
mo Franklin -deTtodo respeto. v
sl conversation era agradabilisi-
ma Entire otras, tenla la gracia
dc ser una mlsica excelente. v con
srs hiias, que cantan muy bien, Y
aighnos amigos que tocan. me pro-
porciona momentos deliciosos; pc
qlIe6os conciertos, una taxa de te,
una partida de ajedrez; su casa la
llamo mi opera, porque rara vez
vov a la Opera de Paris .9
Franklin quiso casar su sobri
mo con una hija de Nine. Brillon
pero no 10 consigui6.
" Ia ait. COlCOIlOu VIC tCdl ldS
le Franklin Sc han encontrado cien
taS diez v nueve. llenas de ingenio
y chltura, de Nine Brillon, que
'ra una de las mas hermosas mule
lie Francia.
va dijimos que Franklin traba
laba muchO, Y q. esOs pasatiempos
lie eran necesariOs
Fue ell idolo de la sociedad pa
"iSiense, el centric de la attraction
Y de la admiration generates
Y esa situaci0n exceptional lie
Sirvi6, no solo para hacerse de ami
gas en- Paris, Sino tambien y fue
10 mas impOrtante- remover
Sodos los obstaculos que sc opo-
man a que Francia Sc pusiera al
lado de los norteamericanos que
luchaban por SUI independence.
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CEVUI A El mas frssco. amplio
comedor con vista Al
mar Dspartamsntos para familias.
Frents al editieio del Ssnado y ssrca
De los denas Centros Ofciales. II
mas convenientc para transsuntss.
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.relsfono S4S. p. o. Box E12.
Prosistario: Pedro ArristA.
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PERSONAL MENTION

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Iii W A. Halliburton, 81 Henning,
visitor III the city Thursday,
lil cook stoves N. A. Walker &
npany
Ir nj Joyner, Of campground,
a visitor here Monday.
ION. w v. Brinele paid a business
60 Union City Thursday.
tove pipe and elbows. MI A.
lRer & Co.
Ir I'D HARRISON, Of Memphis, spent
lrsday with relatives N this city.
III +. Il. Williams, Of Mason, was
isitor here Friday
Electric light globes, all sizes. M
Walker & Co.
All d. +. Crigger, Of Munford, was
isitor in Covington Friday
Bridge & Beach stoves are here. nj.
Walker & Co.
1T. and Mrs. WI. v. Roberts left
day for a visit to Zinc, Ark
lexander's Cough Syrup stops
cough now
ii. i. e. Mccormick and family
| ut Christmas with the family Of
J. II Mccormick at Rosemark
Ii. and Mrs. s. p, Carpenter, Of
ucah, came down Saturday night
d visit to Dir. and Mrs. Ed Wall.
you want more eggs, use
fer's More Egg Tonic. Alexander
ii ca.
hiss Mary Calhoun left Monday
visit Of 4 few days TO friends M
hphis,
FRS. G. j. Dallas and son, James,
Sunday for i visit to relatives at
an, Tenn.
III. Ernest Davis, after a visit to
tives iii the 18th district, returned
| His home IN Memphis Sunday.
loon buggies are good in bad
lther al we'll ais when it Il dry.
A. Walker q Go.
| iii. MontelIe Bates and. family
| nt the Christmas holidays with
tives at Ripley
Kisses Lois and Odell MCGOWAN
Friday for 4 visit to their sister,
II. n. Ladd, ii Memphis.
| II. Walter Bowden, Of Memphis,
Ii up Friday on visit to rela-
Iessrs. n H. Hudson and Barney
Ivan, of Upton, were among the
tors here Friday.
Irs. g. b. McFadden, Of Memphis,
IL up last week on visit to rela-
i during the holidays.
I'll Terrell Thompson, Of the Arl-
on neighborhood, was d visitor
. Thursday.
Hiss Grace Lowenhaupt, who is
shing IN the Messick School at
ltyn, came up to spend the holt
with homefolks here.
iii N. w. Misenheimer, Of Win
ster, XVI, has been on visit to.
tives and old friends in this city
other portions Of the county for
past several days.
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Mr tits and family, Of Rip
leg, SD istmas with relatives
mere,
Mr. Ill Rice and wife, Of Lepanto,
Ark, sited relatives here the last
III the eek.
Miss Anna sherrod, who has been
attend lg the University Of Chicago,
retufnyd home Thursday morning.
Mrs Ashley Downing left Thursday
for visit to her former home in
Nashville.
Mr. George Hamilton, Of Anguilla,
Miss, came Hp Thursday morning on
visit to relatives.
Mil ]. W. Simonton and wife and
Marion simonton, Of Memphis, visited
relatives here during the holidays
MIS-. ]. M. Joplin and baby, Of
South Cowngton, left Monday for a
visit to relatives in Abbeville, Miss.
ME-. and Mrs. Dan Fyfe, after a
visit to relatives here, returned to
their home In Corinth, Miss, Monday.
Rev. ]. E. McPeake and wife, Of
Garland, left Thursday for a visit Of
several days to Jackson.
MT. &. A. Girdner and family left
Thursday for Franklin, Tenn, to
sperd Christmas with relatives.
Mr, Grady Kelley, Of Memphis,
came up Thursday night for. d visit Of
few days to relatives,
MIR. Claud Kinney came over from
Blytheville, Ark. Friday on a visit to
relatives.
DR.. F. S. Hill and wife, of Grenada,
Miss, came up the last of the week
on a visit to relatives.
Mr. Jud Stuart, Of Marion, Ark,
arrived Thursday night on visit to
homefolks at Wilson's Chapel.
Mr.. G. X, Bell, Of the Atoka VII
einity, was a visitor IN Coyington
Friday.
Mr.. Frank Adams, Of Memphis,
spent Christmas with Hon. sherrod
Smith.
Mr.. John Mckee, Of Memphis, came
sup the last Of the week on visit to-
relatives.
Mrs. r. w. Ralph and little son left
Friday morning for visit to rela-
tives in Memphis.
Mr., M. j. Sparks, of Dallas, Texas,
arrived here Friday on a visit to the
family Of Hon. R. w, Sanford.
Miss Lizzie Stitt, Of Union City,
came down Friday on visit to her
sister, Mrs j ID. Hall,
Mrs. VIII Reid left Friday morning
for a visit Of a rev days to relatives
in Memphis
Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse Sanders. of
Gift, and Mrs. G. =, Davis ard little
sen, Of Phelan, left Friday for visit
to relatives at Newbern
Mr.. j. r. Dyas, Of Memphis, travel
ing passenger agent of the New York
Central lines, was in the city Friday
in the interest Of his roads.
Misses Ruth and Eta Baxter, of
Dyersburg, came down Christmas on
4 visit to their sister, Mrs. A. Il.
Newman.
Mr. James Brammer Of Danville.
Illinois, arrived Friday on a visit
to his mother, Mrs. Ann Brammer, Of
the 10th district
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Miss Louise Hill, Of Grenada, Miss,
came up Friday night on a visit to
her sister Mrs T. S. Malone, and
other relatives.
Mr. Frank Lacost and family, Of
0bion, came down Thursday On a
visit to tile family Of Mr.. Al s. Mill
Ter
Ben Chamberlain, accompanied by
W. S. Fox, Paul Josefthal and f. Al.
Fisher, arrived here from Camp Pike
Saturday for a visit Of several days.
MI and Mrs. 1. L. Atkins. Of South
Covington, left Friday for a two
weeks visit to Trenton, Tenn, and
Florence, Ala
Mrs. R. E. Sharpe and son, R. e.,
Jr, arrived here Friday morning on
a visit to the family Of Mr.. w. Al
Shoaf
Mrs. VIM. Alexander and Mrs, W.
NJ. Owen left Friday morning for
Ridley to spend the holidays with rel
atives.
Mr.. J. A. Hickman, Of the Taber-
nacle vicinity, left Friday for a visit
to his brother, Rev. R, E. Hickman,
at Ralston, Tenn.
Miss 0phie Everett, who is teach
ing at Bethel school, left Friday for
Mckenzie to spend the holidays with
relatives.
ESQ. John A. Shoaf has lately been
spending several DAYS with his
daughter, Mrs. w. J. Featherston, in
Memphis
Miss Martha Sigler, Of Wilmington,
who was on her return from Chicago,
where she is attending the North
western University, spent Saturday
with Mrs s. r. Fairchild.
DR.. Jack Witherington and wife, Of
Munford, and Robert and Davie Nc
Clanahan, of Braden, were visitors in
the home Of Mr., J. Drew McClanahan
during Christmas.
Miss Daisy Taught, Of Memphis;
{. ]. Taught. Of Ashport, and Miss
Bessie Eakle, Of Brighton, spent
Christmas with Mr.. and Mrs. James
Dority
Mfr. w e. Anderson, who has been
making his home in Dyersburg for
the past few months, came up Monday
morning from Memphis, where he
had been on a visit,
Corporal Paul Fleming, who IS
stationed at Camp Pike, Ark, arrived
Thursday morning on visit to rela-
tives at Garland. He is d member Of
Go. D, 18th Infantry, 3rd Division.
Miss Sue Flowers, who is teaching
at BlytheviIle, Ark, came home
Thursday to spend Christmas with
her parents, ESQ and Mrs. ]. H.
Flowers.
Mr.. w, ]. Wallace, Of Fowlkes, who
was on his way to Jackson, Tenn, for
a visit, stopped over Thursday on
visit to his brother, Mr. r. M. Wal
lace.
X, B. Turner, Of Council, Ark, ar
rived here last week on visit to his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Y. B, Turner.
Miss Portia Hamilton, Of Corinth,
Miss; Miss Nellie Hamilton, Of Bates
Miss, and Wilbur Hamilton, Of Mem
phis, came up last week to spend the
Christmas holidays with the family
of their father, Rev L. D. Hamilton,
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Mrs. J ] Boyd and son, James,
spent the Christmas holidays with
relatives at Ripley
Mr.. and Mrs. w. 6. Watkins left
Friday for a visit Of several days to
Mrs. Warner Townsend in Memphis.
For rough lumber Of All kinds and
all lengths and well curbing, see L.
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Init
Mrs. Audrey Nettles Moore, Of
Memphis, came up the last Of the
week on a visit to Mrs. G. M. Fest at
South Covington.
Mr. G. B. Jones, Of Memphis, came
up Friday morning to spend Christ
mas with the family of his son, Mr..
Dan Jones.
Miss Lois Neal, Of South Coving-
ton, left Friday for a visit to her
sister, Mrs. w. G, Blaydes, in Mem
phis.
Mr.. Dan Fyfe, Of Corinth, Miss,
came up Thursday night on visit to
the family of his mother, Mrs. Ellen
Fyfe, and other relatives.
Miss Julia Flowers, Of Bridgeport,
Conn, arrived Friday night on a visit
of several weeks to here parents, Mr.
and Mrs. ]. Fl. Flowers.
Mr.. NJ. D. Whitson, Of Memphis,
came up Friday on a visit to the
family Of his father, Mr., T.. Al. Whit
son, in the Liberty neighborhood.
Miss Lou Ellen Marshall, Of stig-
Ter, Okla, arrived here Thursday
night on visit to her parents, Mr.
ard Mrs. ]. P, Marshalls
Miss Cordia Couch, Of Sebree, Ky,
after 4 visit to her sister, Mrs. Sam
Stephenson, returned to her home
Thursday morning.
Messrs, T. G. Ladd, J. w. Mabry
and Lanier Ferguson attended the
meeting Of the B. Of r. G. at Fulton,
Thursday night,
Carey Rringle, George Flowers and
John M. Downing, who are attending
college at Bell Buckle, arrived here
Thursday morning for the holidays.
Miss Nellie Wylie, who Is teaching
at Hurricane Hill, Tenn, came home
Thursday morning to spend Christ
mas with relatives.
Mrs. Duke Poindexter and Miss
Alma Shelton left Thursday for d
visit Of several days to the family
Of DR.. w G. Pbabus in Memphis.
Mrs. Bette Scott, after a visit to-
Mrs. w. ], Fredrickson, returned to
her home III Memphis Thursday ac-
companied BY Mr. R. III McIlvain.
Mrs. Al. w. Fisher and son, Mr..
Charles Fisher, Of Birmingham, Ala,
arrived here Saturday on visit to-
relatives
Mrs. Neil Drumwright and chill
dren, Of Maben. Miss. after visit to
relatives in this city, left Monday for
a visit to Ripley.
Mr.. T. B. Murray, of Knoxville, ar
rived here Monday morning On visit
to his daughter, Mrs. G. s. Hollings-
worth.
Mrs. e. "A. Boswell, Of Troy, after
visit to relatives at Garland, rel
turned home Monday and was ac-
companied by her sister, Miss Susie
Littrell.
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Miss Willie Hoffman left Tuesday
for a visit Of few days 70 Memphis.
Miss Clara Collins, of Clinton. KY
came down Monday evening on 1
visit to Miss Sarah Maley
Rev ] F. Miles came over Monday
morning from Charlottesville, Mo, to
join his wife, who has been on a visit
to relatives here for several days
Mr.. R. b, Mosby, If Olive Branch,
Miss after visit to the family Of
Mr. G. G. Harvey, returned to his
home Monday morning
Chief Of Police w. Y Eaker and
family, Of Fulton, XVI, spent Sunday
with the family Of Mr. L. L. Alex
ander.
Messrs. Melville Prettyman, Of
Cleveland, Ohio, and Dewey Pretty
man, Of Paducah, KY, arrived last
week to spend Christmas with the
family of their father, DR.. H. Nj
Prettyman.
Mr.. and Mrs. 3. N, Rogers left
Friday morning for Union City on a
visit to relatives. Mr.. Rogers will
only remain for a week, but his wife
will remain over with relatives for
month.
]. S. Shoaf, Ashley Hadley, Edward
Smith, Green Hill, Ernest Dumas,
Hays Owen and Miss Lucille Owen,
who have been attending the Uni
versity of Tennessee at Knoxville,
came home Thursday night to spend
the holidays with homefolks.
Campbell & Wood, leading colored
undertakers in Covington. Both are
licensed embalmers with guarantee
with our reputation and our profess
sion. Answer all calls day or night,
rain Oh shine. Price Of funeral a.
matter of your choice. IA North
Main street. noy25tf
Miss Emma Sue Turner, Of Ripley,
who il attending the West Tennessee
Normal school in Memphis, stopped
over here on her way to the first
named place and spent Thursday
night with the family Of her grand
father, Mr. NJ. G. Turner,
Mrs. ". M. Duncan. who has been
teaching at Sand Springs, Okla, ar-
rived here Saturday night on visit
to her parents, MIR. and Mrs Walter
Crofferd After January | she will
Be employed as teacher IN one of the
city schools of Tulsa, Okla.
Mr.. VIM. MeClanahan, who Is att
tending the law school at Lebanon,
Tenn, and his sister, Miss Elizabeth
Mechanism, who is attending the
Bush Musical Conservatory III Cincin-
natl, are spending the Christmas holi-
days with their parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
j. ID, McClanahan
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sicians.
Your druggist has Pepto-Mangaft
III both liquid and tablet form. Buy
whichever you prefer; one has exactly
the same effect ais the other. Make
sure YOU get genuine Pepto- Mangarl.
Ask for Guides and look fly the full
name, Guides Pepto- Mangan,' On the
package, Advertisement
The Covington leader. (Covington, Tenn.) 18??-current, 1920-12-30
Mr. G. II Lowdeh'

Mr. G. Z. Lawdea' Sc
visitor here Saturday,
Mr. G, Sells, Of Humboldt, was i
visitor here Monday
sslr, B, &. shelton left Tuesday
morning for. business visit to ~.
Louis
Mi. end Mrs Wiley Jackson mn
Saturday ana Sunday v.ith relatiYe
in Memphis.
Jewell " Hathaway, # Comp
Ark, is visiting the family u his
father, Mr. w G. Hathaway
D. A, Ports arrived here from,
Camp Pike, Ark, Saturday night 81
a visit to relatives
zelma Essary, Of Newberu, after
a visit to the family Of Mn w II.
Myers, in the 18th district, returned
to his home Tuesday morning
Miss Ruth Hodge, after an absence
Of two months at her home il Nor
ristown, Tenn, returned to the city
Friday night,
Mr.. w. r. 0glesby and family, Mr.
and Mrs, Bell and John Melton, eff
Memphis, spent the weekend II this
city visiting Mrs. W. j Huffman.
The Covington leader. (Covington, Tenn.) 18??-current, 1920-12-30

666 will break 4 Cold, Fever
and Grippe quicker than anvs,
thing we know, preventing
pneumonia.
The Covington leader. (Covington, Tenn.) 18??-current, 1920-12-30

The HOover lifts The rug from the
floor, like fhis antfers Il upon
cushion Of al, gently beats" ont its
embedded grit, and 50 prolongs lis life