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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-10-26
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\ .Aee5faihg "a hsileiai rcpnrls.
the Republican party haslalrcaG,
collcc,ed almost five times a.
much money for the prosecution
OF the present campaign ihaH
have the Democrats. More thdu
two million aud q half dollar,
have been secured 10y the Rcpub-
leans in excess OF the amount
which has been scrapcl togcth' r
w a." members OF the Demo-
cratic party.
There can De- me- doubt of the
fact the big CORPORATION, ui tn
ualoin are standing pat beside
tie I'D "Stand Pattcr," oi the
Republican party in the United
States senate whose candidate
il Warren G.. Harding. Such an
cxpcnd IRE 81 funds, however,
can lc made lawfully and To adj
vantage.
There ate but icv days lett
now before the election. Funds
are being earnestly requested al
Democrats by the member. oi
the executive committee. The
part, dch', must hc taken are
h ard it i, absolutely essential
,kat there be- no curtailmrut ui
expenses IN the iutuc The tive
q, short in which &C. present the
party principle, and the party
1 latlorm To- the voter and 60 Ia
miiiarize him with Govrru.r
COX nominee ior :hc office ol
President.
lr Ia the present the people OF
\ma.llo have done les, than
their share toward TIN, campaign.
Funds are being received by he
City National Bank Tor transfer
Ia the proper headquarters and
every Democrat in the city. inter
clci IN the welfare OF the state
and rational ticket. i, urged "a
,nl or deliver such fund, A. he
ran ,pirc At that place sub
,riri:ons lfc being received FROM
one dollar upward.
Il i, The duty OF ever, Demo
cra: vl.o ha, the good OF hi, patty
n, hear. to- all ~ financing the
tompaign.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-10-26


cult. tn BE- fippllol Mnipduu 4 O.
cunttlphnum. &. Il. litNus. sup,ruuu.
rry. Muir7'hor ,iisili EaNwohd Nan
Hnndt. O'Dunupl cir,uit. Co De- supplied
rlains circnit, g. BE- supplied ru.t. g.
a.. ScDRgins. Past circuit g. 4 nlnr iu.
Roaring SHings y " l'rihhH BE-
Rails j \ I.nn,y. s,miuol' circuit g.
Z Wecms. Shion \ - llrudilN,
Thhukn. W. e. illndW Wilson rtuui,
" .. Ia ~ Missionary Co japan "
l.. Hughes,
Plain,lcW district.
llninvlpW district Il \ clement
presiding elder Ahcrnuiht circuit OBJ
A. Howell, llo,ina circuit a. s. ni,t.
n' ~. Canyon Simrrn ShaW canyon
circuit. tn bt Supplied. nimmlu clI.un,
iI'siDn FlurrueD. lluNdldl e a.
N'adus u. a. Tmmmrl fup, uumpA
TitkdIdn circuit I NDN,rlrt il1l"
center. g. a. bryant Happy e ".
NtNp,ly. Hereford A. g. T. aver .
% " Huwkins rupHrurW,rv kfrrH
circuit. = y linton. i.u,nuot circuit.
" " shepherd L"ckD'y 10 % WHt'l
l'lain,isw. j. " Israel j. T. Scat
fupfrnum"ry p,t'rsHuIl UIT. uif T. ~.
Diyis. Sn,crton % " Wl.us Tulu
~ e. Mill,ti: Nigo circuit lWl e.
Goodman; student 900 = 20 4 a. W.
Montgomery.
Sweriwlirr ni.nit.
Swr'tWutvr District a. = Handy u0'
'iding elder liiT SminE Ben Hardy
iue Spring ,ir,ut 4 t. Clint. Eu,,
v,ll circuit T. " Brown Colorado
IT, l. BROWNING Dunn circuit 90 l'
supplied rs u = VASE i1utmul
district SilnH Dickson. lu,h circuit
VI u H.<oi' Ooh 'lr'ui' " - Wal
tom Haml,n tircut T.. & kilgor. liam.
liu e. D. lamison, l.uuino circuit. Sln
n Young Mccarthy circuit " 8 Wat
klus. liuhy circuit T. s. Ni,hnls. i,us.
,u,. " I. iightirm i.UtIu " Wat.
son. Syai,r. j. n HrkF, SNYDER oir
'ull a. bc supplied. stanton 4 -
NDll.yuHls. Swc,tvHtor. q, \ Stuu',
SWrctwatcr circuit Co. h' supplied. S'i
,rsi'r circuit. " " Hanks WoiuI,H.
Fan " Trrfrli student boz = VI O. g.
w. Anuis. Missionary o. cuba j :
I. portion
stamford District.
Silmf0rd district ! r Hicks pl,sii
ug elder. AFpcrmoni T. T. Enwo"
ispcruunt circuit Leonard W'-iflil
supply. '.urro and Hom1rton a. e. T.
SUITS. Haskell j. T. Patterson jag.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-10-26
WORTH IT'S WEIGHT
N THE PUREsT COLO
THIS WOMAN States

"A m.ii,In, thaf vl1 du ~ muNh
for anyone 49, Tallu, dA iur W" =
worth ~ weight ir gold" sid Mr'
Sydney lrorfcr 90 COLES" street. :.
Iaucs Winnipeg. Manitoba. Canada.
'l.nt winter" continued Mr. Pro-.
'sr. n was ~ run down AZ weak o.
,gas ull I could do o. get around %
lutSr Us holding onto 90, chairs nai
furniture had no sipriii. and every
ming ! managed tD eui seemed q" w.
10 ms stomach and sou. causing o.
INCH gts ard ullrtii.u mat ] 'unli
hardly breathe. 1 hii Terrible dizzy
.ir.is. and wss - meas 0uS thu least
:hlug upset uc ard ! bad @ lrin l0rn-
uN larf al tho time. ! hld s'IiiluE
hfalaclrs. mover knew WLut /! was 10
pcf goal nights rest and ~ morning
fer simply dreadful was lid my
condition uHs fH. after 'Hc t = IN
wEI,I ! hfd sffll'i in thr winter hui
.luiI und rghus .u help m' Hf uu.
.Ttuli, Ta- a. highly recommend.
u-.alv.d o. sos % and D. certainly
lrpt.l IT, worth Co. mr. hIr" gotten
iafi ans l.-t strength 1nh u',. n" ID
my houssWmk ,ls!if 7 'it wN'uuu-.y
diE,rf everything perfectly ana ha'"
rainsd ai,olt twenty-five pound %
weight Every one u my troubles .-
roue ard d. j. pleasure 10 have this
opportunity 90 recommend Tauls'
Tanli, h snii boz Amarillo p "
q fIfns nIr 60.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-10-26
METHODIST CONFERENCE
IS ENDED At CLARENDON
APPOINTMENTS ARE MADE
Continued From Page onol

,conunucd From Page onol
----
ital. circuit. 4 q Crad,u Putnam
tsii. J. l. A,iun. Trent cir'ht. !. Y
'.r'h,.uti. to circuit |. L.. bOsio,s,
'ge.iln ,irCmi Auduy Ashley. TuX'a Z
CIT. e. NJ kiiiiam; Commissioner ~
.Gu,ltion Abilene college. J W huni
.Iu.,iiun,i secretary. a. y Dmk. trI.
naty svaaiaIt. -. y Lyon. student
N 4 ! l.. BOYD. Teacher On en' %
,quneut schssi. Sane Domingo y. NJ,
r. Carpnhf. editor. Texas Adv'
Ita \. !. Weeks. professor Ia ;. ". T.
" Woodward
innrillo District.
Amarillo district: }. ". storey, pa.
ting ddct. Amarillo. Folk stree.
,%nrs I,ryrkF. Amarillo. puchangl
;trec'. q J irwin: Canadian, W. W
rrrry. Claiming n \. Moorcs. Dalha
vs. VI Pierce: Dumas. Joseph J., El',
tig,: Higgins " ~. sirawu; M.nu.
ID u. Wallace: Panhandle. u. &. 'c''
Ion. p.rrytun. q. T. Palmer: Snrrniui
ircun. z q. plrtl'. S'rauord. ) VI.
Williams. TcNhnc. Z. y ktdd' vega
circuit Irn a. sanford: White Dee
rt-uH l.. ~ SmallwUod: ANhach clr'
tit. o. 10 supplied: cunicronc" 'Nang'
q Y. NJ NNfls ltArrt'lhAh ~ -. - 70
tnfn Lynn. Conference sunday ~'hn"
rr,t,fv. T.. y. Hnckahy.
Clarendon District.
Clar,nd.n district: !. Il lirn'u n. pr'
a.ng uld,r: Clarendon. G. y. y. fn
ug,n. ! a. McCarlcy .Lun Hcndri'
.ln sgipDrnumrry. Claude. VI. i. tiaw
ins: iIauey. l.. o.. Hankins, iakcvic'y
NJ. ADDISON: Leila Lake circuit. y
Iiish. Lodge circuit. T. y NarhrougN
clean. l. n. Osborne. Memphis. y
More: Mub.tle., Y. u. hiihurn;
'am,a. N. = Lcyoridg' shamrock. =.
Wright. l.. a.. Bonner. supcrnum"rv
hamfcck circuit. ]. - Hold. Turkey
rcut. T. 7. Sick. Wellington. J. y.
,iartin: Wellington circuit ". NJ. Cope
Wheeler circuit. J. II. Thomas. pro
.fsur IN Clarendon COLLEGE. Justin '.
81. Audcrrun: president OF C4r"nd"''
'1ilcgc. e.. ). slower.
Lubbock District.
f.iii.buck district. Gcmgc W shear
l.au.dlng elder. Andrews circuit. Y. Y
',ilard. supply. Eruwntield ch,uli =.
~ iiauEhnsnn: CrOsJyt0n. j. W. y
tni, hrcrk. ldalou. 81 l.. MOODY. L..
-losa. A. smith. Lnnc-a circuit. io
To- supplied. Lubipck. j. T. Griswod.
l.uhlOck circuit. 90 b- supplied: lsur'
uyp circuit. y. y. Dunn. McAdoo 'ir'
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-10-26
Silirlmtl Ili.irlrI

Sflmf.rd district j r Hicks pIssii
ing elder. Arpcrmoni T. A. iinvD"'
AsuvIuuut circuit Leonard W'-iflll
supply. ',urro and li0m1rion. a. a. T..
SUITS. Haskell. T. T. Patterson JI'.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-10-26

~ 49, 49, -
tin treul. q. O. bayis. knuN Guy nn J
Rochester. John " Hawkins. Mundnv.
liuck2hy; Munday circuit J. "
iiuiVnhu. l.ulv oit,ut. 7. =. klN. HrN
mCW :. l.. tuw,ll. spur J @ HAYNES;
= 'ul circuit, "a be- supplied stamford.
80 Johns A. " Nnddill stamford cir'
'rli 'u br supplied Thruckmmtun. W.
- NokcnWn; Ners circuit d. =. liufh.
Wunrrt circuit u. q nuthlm. West
over circuit a. D., supplied. N"udhon
circuit u ". Barnett
Vernon District
Vernon district " = turNin, pre-.
ding elder. Childr'ss. VI Fhclau. Gnu.
h.Uth, l.. ~ lips,Wuh. 'ruN,ll j ~.
lrmIu rrowpll circuit. 90 D" supplied
pun"nt circuit, ~ aLndrein, supply
l'.ttlllug circuit. " o. HICKS ku 10
lul circuit. a T.. Thar Kings mem.
rrIN Iul Garden Valley. T. l.. Nnir ,
Margaret circuit D. " Fuller; ud,l
circuit N ~ lli,s. rhurlh. ~ II
Gottis laducah ,irruit a. l.. Iih-uni
Qunn1h -. o. Cnrk Qmnlh 'u'uii
j h,i tuck". kpli circuit Goo De- sun.
piled iw r.. " DAVIS. Tulhctt circuit
r. \ TDulsN Vernon. = ". lluNnt-'
Vernon circuit l,". n Townsend ).
g.. Putnam EupUuuWuIfs student M
= NJ g.. J. " MyCmN.
Transfers Made.
Received by transfer VI \ Ni'h"' A.
% deacon Il one sem from 'cniin'
TyNu. conference. a. ". podsun. 1n
ELDER uum the NuIth Arkansas district.
4. H. Martin. elder from thc - Louis
inference. g. \ NuH,r class uf IA"
r.,,ud Year. NutG Texas ,unl't'u'
4 - Euilel. an elder uum The Gem
tuI T,Nls conference ! NJ Fuller.
ld.r uDm jh, TrsHs Conference. j.
T. W,uus cider uum the Texas civ.
cult. Is T. Bu.s 40 'li'r fruW tn
T,Aa. ,nnirl,u,.. = " HIincs, eide "a.
from fhr Niissouu conference.
THui,rod. e. e. Tyler elder to th'
rlrf.J. conference. e.. " N,Aullll 600
,li, Goo toe EHsi OklIhuun 'onicrcnc''
~ " Gu,d. elder Goo thv central TcNHF
conference. T. r. llr,us elder. a. ia"
W,.' Trsrs coufpI'rU" Il y Evans.
oll,. g. the ND'h Arkansas confer.
tuyv.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-10-26
NOTICE

| have bought the roOming house
which IL known ns the o. White Room.
inr ilusc up over the Crystal Cafe and
nave also changed the nnmo 0f II 10 thu
crystal Rooms.
n h,s also been rcmolcled upt,tlatc.
nice ,l,au rooms and reasonable prices.
SAN ELLIOT, Prop.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-10-26
t:ssE.s'tflf!II ,,sElJS.II;1E;s.,...'tE

large number heard hla mrmon SUNDAY
night when be- sImkt on What n
christ should Leave tho World" At
the evening rn.icr Mrs !. L. VII
linms nnd daught'f were received into
tn rhutch
The central Guild ana the Wumcnr
Auxiliary VII meet con- "wednesday
.ufiuuun ilulluWp'vn PARTIES viii be-
held SATURDAY, evening boz the scniur
aud intcrIncuntc oluss,s In the mnnse
ana annoN
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-10-26
Thomson BREACHES TWICE
At pRESl.l TEHll> Cht RCH

"Thr Inv ct TRANSFORMATION was
"a, subject ou vhl,h To, a. Thomson.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-10-26
Read How Easy You Get Louis Premiums

Due TO unsettled market conditions
LOUIS premium prices are subject
10 change without notice. save
coupons and order your premium nj
once.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-10-26

g 81. SCHOOL?
uIIesa 0eloj
Start Monday

Make the start next Monday,
Ind be prepared for your oppor-
unity in business. Hundreds Of
alls for our graduates, Write or
.all for information. !
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-10-26

There j. now every indication
that the tide is turning toward
Cox ard Roosevelt; and awav from
Harding and Coolidge. a caidi-
dates for the presidency ~ he
t...cd States.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-10-22
LIVING NATURE FAIR CHANCE
s'Ve9aru ss'ls'sd Ns HSd an Adu'ls,
Akie Excuse fet Rctahlns 10 he
up ard ateut

"Ar'ts :" re snid IN tone ssv'lrss'y
adapted fer d~ria UIa tory purposes al
ar~ssiEs the s'usrnrd N4lo Sas stu
Singing 81 az uEcuBsriorsh't late
so1r Tie iark is ~ Ia me'-' No sHn
rhe bee r. 90 the Uing R~aenhsr
IN. rssunef H. which tie efn~vi,-,es-i
s~heel ksy reed nlnnd tho sdmoultun
To LACY he hsd been tsarht ihat
~hen b. snrsuHterrh twe letf-~s NJ
ire same hind he should pvonounrr
thes 'deuh'e or vkstes~ thrt
~ lshs h~, tust~aa az q . 81 he
s,~nl, reri'ed, bet Double IT. ..scv
II. san r. Ia thr 81, sni - foFth
Nhy De you rss d~sit,ls ur snd t.
,ear tHsl. AWAY
-Tfpsi Is very TFs~f story replied
the sfuFgUfd. tut Y does bot Iaa's
NE Ne are told ttst nature doe~
most Of her rrpa.f wrrt ~ SIS ~hd
~ av Ia bed Il Is ~, ibfvu'np ~
tie here uBtil Ete fits m~ w sa Mat
f~-l lke goiug 20 uoTk ksnsas Ny
ktaF
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-10-22

Fowls W. B-g'- to @s~q s,ourd
Far~~ q ~ ~9S ~s.r Rarg.
rsas ~ Ahur ~srrA

-NA TN eut.r'v'tr 'nrfev w7'N ~
- Ia t-re s,~Ga SO ts~m M > or<
.hn~AaefT Trvtsrs '-.trf H~efrT saA
th-vr t~t.ey rr rt 80 f'NtpN n 4
ro-r, sswA' ~ ~ a-rr 'a scsy' 'h.srn
ar 70 rns~tscl' H~~r. no
'af'srtrs a~a~ 'o0li nN, h~g mn
'htNr = - 'e~d eShrst - : n3Ph' ~
s<cr 'he~ e Ne hsAs ~ rasyaing
BONE, snf % give fh~rn 81 airy r@s -
70 rt-ost n sd otaN wsfsr 70 t~bt
~ tAsi ftss ~.- a8gs ' gys-n-s c0r-
st'u'fsr ard generous s-srN~v ovs 20
hoif rtt's srA rs-k rp~@i sns the
fhastsg' vsnt f,r-rr
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-10-22

eFal rn0nths and tried other resnseSea,
| AAd read Of Lydia L. Pinkham's vsEe'
table Compound and deetdss 10 Try 4
LITER tzking twelve bcttlos fOuad
nyself ngeh improved ard ! took ar
more. | have never had any Hors
trouble in that respect s!ncs. have
done all kinds ~ work ard Al psss~nt
am an attendant a, Stats Hesp,lI
and am feeling fne ! hare recon.
u,sneod your Vegetable COMPOUND so
a1tens 4 my friends ard shall slwsys
recoma@ni Il, - LsLIiAS IaA2y. ~
3 eth 81, Carrolitoh, Ky.
II you have any sympsom about which
you would ilke b know write 70 Ire
LYDIA 4. Pinkham Medicine Co., Lynn,
A.sA. tss Ast....A. saxscs fssss ltse "
.aaFge.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-10-22
PREPARE n0cS &c, eutoplNG
Arirsls VIII Ride rAstt, or rr,r,s
Stemaahs-~.Attee. leasing Soak
well VIII water

T"Ns hnFs s'foult noi ne fet N~svly
before loading stree they v'fe hss' 'cr
20 ar efon't stomach 1hey should
not Re p1t Into the cars too icog 10
,or. the trw'n caves the lnsfi0g F.
ttaG hrt.sr~c fh~y go Sand fs~ best
mach. hotter In !hr pen .han The, can
In me r-y f'hey should ~ -. 81
With ceol ~.ter II me evnrt .cyN>yr
r.n'rs TIE stfttren, ~ sheuf ar~ 'hr'
~. are sprfnkied ~ -o''rs Tis shon q
.sa srr 'h.t he hery "a not
crowd w rhr rNw A. points eh@e~
no 'v.fr sirrrs y y sfv'ssh > fr hra
10 geo puis snt keen ~" tArs m
ster frct % rssrf srs 'vs n:hsrs
crovtlrs soH 'r1shs-'ng 'hrFr
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-10-22

e@rnry "a #th t~H Gsr stHn hug ~ IA
tte taHraau snd fINg = rnnthry cs'
fefii - gtlesEeu IN l'ussv+'
Yes. sos
"Ar | N'@ss psralryet IN MY ,rSrhs
/ tl.Hgh' ! hssrd hulletA spsster'ug
~ KrnunN We
40 NJ
"lutf ~ 1.Hns = bcs'rH 'fris
Fshcnc toe 70 t"se botn fslli1g W
'Tfnl I fcatH ,,-1,e hs'Ha wse thv
vu' y. rfi We're dss hars ~ Ito
~udia i1trr rsrfsstn AZ" IISTp'd
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-10-22

,nsiersl better ehsucr - termoHt
ID d~,sy For ttsve rvs -eNs 81 Is
t~St 70 l~sVr uspure sfuf'.cd
~brrs pso'4erd. 80 fsr a. possible
rrul Il css - hauled - the reid.
az, l. pa.ey II the University "
Missouri co' pgs II agriculture.
WHO'RE .n.alsl. srs consa~~i in stsus
cu'rr~i feeding ssrds me nasunrr
may h- SLOWED 10 accumulate fsf
several months and ne haglei ou,
aniy Onnr o. t~lcr q Yrsr With ~,n
Ispiiv~ly small loss ~ rissi to,ei II
pieui, ~ heiatng IL GSsssi Il stll sb.
art The liquid manare sd the 'rsri
Ing Of ihr animal. wtll Keep this cou
pact and moist ~ as 10 rS~'~ni much
4 me srtoh1c frrmrn'stioa sud cos
seppert loss ~ nltrekes II msuar~
. i~fl tn ne stall nr fest I,ri -hrr~
I ~lll he kept moist sni thoroughly
rspped. az So 90 exclude me air.
here IL 40 better method Of storing
Sluc- there Il ~ leaFhiHs under those
-oni"iors there stIl - practically no
lc&s Of phosphorus or potash TIE
c,erei fe--' yard y si'eAsivr,y nsrJ
N sonr carts ~ the cnortry rui tr
y~rvrs morr attention n u s-iurt
This mrfha' ~ hsrd'ine H,sagrc 's
advisable m.'e1v vterr ~e1 h.tttrt
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-10-22
PRINCIPAL SOURCES
OF LOSS IN MANURE
Fan 10 Avoid Leaking, Fermsn.
talon and Sea,terinex
{ NJ ~ Nara'ins 10 ~ i~se~tar,
s,Hrs w stsrsns-- SEED 10 l-ea~
FsrtiiiTsr Nhses s~~aosse
uHnI seSs4a on RiSsa

Tive sStartssl -sarces 81 ksss u
pasat tsc-i sr,4x a.agare are lAsuHsa
.fsgs.ir. ttsta~atsttoa and .csttss az.
Gsa u @saar$ 10 10 he xfsrwa1 al
pfscilssl pte,asJAoes saeuld se y.ke&
10 ss~g ss~E seas from sny o. lLrs-
s.eAc,es 40 ieapoft2nt po,st 10 coo
let q sOsiss nassrv 10 The e,si Il
hatdliHg Haatiag GsHsrv iscr~a sss
80 rtprNSe ash 81 tAs ss,Ae iiss
la~srs tte 'sse ~ the msaRre sinee
tgs fora lsg ssss 81 eoSu Naetess nARg
stpS-~s 2 80 re si- art .'ven me
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-10-22

euA1 DOS wax my
distsaee. ride %
taxa arr sxsrssss 81
nj witsoas rcssing
IL ] swept the tecr
. ID any kinc Of
work IL wou!a arag
my Sickness o. ]
was weak and lass
nd, had mo snergy.
ard life wass sas~ry
70 rle. . vas nader
the cars Of . Ecoc
pEsyxicEaa for ses
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-10-22
rnA .na Of sansatn

Al some IT IL. I.rn.iuo docks Httf
tso mea make trade asreeJ ~nt. thct
.tehangr blars beans rs fDkeus -
honesty TGis ~ regarded as Wor'
1inding that q written sna siGi ri con
trart
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-10-22

Over tif.y years ago young
physician practiccd widely in =
rural district and became famous
for his uniform success in tho
curing OF G,@R~. This was DR.
Pierce. who Afterwards es;Ab-
llshcd himself in Bagac, y T..
and placed one Of hts prescriptions.
which he called Golden Medical
Discovery" IN the drug stores u
the United States w that the pub
lie could easily Obtain this very
remarkable tonic. corrective and
blood maker. DR., Pierce manu-.
featured thus Discovery from
roots and barks a corrective
remedy, the ingredients Of wt,ch
nature Mad put II th~ fields and
forests. for keeping us healthy,
Few FOLKS or families now living
have not at sometime or other used
sass l..idca MsA~le,a, Q,scnvcEY'"
for TIE stomach. liver md heart,
ONcr twenty faur million bottles
Of the tonir aud hlcod remedy
have been sold IN this country.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-10-22
DIRECTIONS FOR
FILLING A SIL0
EVERYTHING Should Be In Read
ness Ter Continuous Rua
nheR Cutting Sartl
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LaSa[Le

A man who rises 10 a position
Of wealth and power, through de-
cepuOn, is the hero of The Figure
head, played by clever Eugene
O'Brien at the L.aSaIle today. Sell
dom has this popular favorite had
a role that displayed 10 better ad-
vantage his versatile talents. He is
supported by a fine cast, while the
settings and photography are noca-
be.
To have his home broken Up, to-
ward the sunset Of his Hfe-to see
the wife whom he had loved AMI
cherished and 10 whom he had been
LOYAL since boyhOod, forced TO enter
an old ladies' hOme-that was what
faced the old sea captain hero of
odd Lady Il" the human and ap-
pealing drama which has be n given
new form on the LalSalle screen, and
which is shown Monday and Tues
day. How he solved his dilemma
makes one OF the most quaint and
unusual stories ever conceived. En-
ma Dunn and Henry Harmon have
the leading roles. The former was
seen at the oliver theater a sea
son or two ago in the stage YER
sion of the same piece.
The Devils Claim" on Wednes-
udNs 0nElS IL StOTJ III the bOAtllldi
atmosphere of Greenwich village
with Sessue Hayakawa in the role
of a Hindu novelist. The story is
really a play within a play. with
the hero's word story forming the
action of his own romance.
y penniless, unmarried Am erican
when he went 10 bed-a titled Eng
lishman with a wife and ancestral
estt0es when he awoke-this is the
situation that confronted the hero
Of The Man Who Lost Himself. -
played finely by William Faversham,
at the L.aSalle on Thursday and FIR
day, next.
Saturdays screen Offering IS The
Valley OF Doubt" a tale of virile
men and a woman's undying love.
A story that viii bring Il breath OF
the vast northwest into your life.
Airline Pretty lives up to her name
as the charming heroine.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-06-20

Bavard Ve.iier's famous stage play
entitled TIE Primrose Path" tells
OF the struggling artist, the sacri-
hcing wife and the change OF heart
that comes 20 a man 50 often along
with success. his susceptibility 10
fattery and feminine wiles and the
case with which he puts out OF his
life the wife who was his inspira-
ton IN less rosy days Played by
Frank Mayo, Betty Blythe and JOS
ephine Hill. the picture is today's
attraction at the Castle theater.
Eugene O'Brien, handsome ma
tinee idol and star OF such success
ful recent pictures as The Perfect
Lover" and "A Fool and His
Money" is 20 be seen at the Cas-
tie tomorrow and Tuesday in The
Figurehead," the story OF man who
used another's success as the step
Ding-stone TO wealth and power.
one of the most appealing and hu-
man little stories ever picturized II
"Old Lady 81" which Is the at
traction at the Castle on Wednesday.
Emma Dunn, who took the leading
role in the stage version A season
or two ago, is also the cinema star.
II tells OF the pathetic state OF az
Gsirs OF a loving old couple, about
70 be parted in their old age be
cause OF poverty. At the door Of
the old ladies' home. the Cd sea
captain IS invited TO become an in
mate. Labeled "Old Lady o." he
enters into the life OF the institu-
ton as the sole male. What nap
pens after that makes one Of the
quaintest and most tender stories
screened.
The Devils Claim" on Thursday,
features Sessue Hayakawa. on Fri
day. The Valley Of Doubt" a story
Of the great northwest stars Airline
Pretty, while Saturdays attraction
is VIII Faversham as The Man Who
Lost Himself