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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-01-09

Compound blew anbefalet mig. Jeg
s0e den oe ct nu ask. Jeg anbefaler
den al allie, som lider at nerves I'd
mateele"-MRs. ]. CHRISTIAN,
1873 Oak Street, Binghamton. New
York.
Successor at Lydia E. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound, tilvirket at
Redder os Ur,er, er uforlignelig. Den
kaa blive brugt med fuldkommen
For,solighed At Kvinder, som lider at
nerves Udmat,else, Forskydnine, Be
seadelse, Saardannelse, Ureeelmss-
sisheder, periodiske Smerter, Rygli-
delser, neduykkende Felelser, Op-
bl.sshed. Ufordejeliehed og SWIM
melhed. Lydia E. Pinkham's Vege-
table Compound er det bedste Stan
dart-Middel for Kvindesygdomme.
Hvis der er nogen som helst kom-
plicerende hvorom De behover Rad
sknv i Fortrolighed til Lydia E. Pink
ham Medicine Co.. Lynn. Mass.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-01-09
Uttragn.
Set i @ronbors.

Ser bar Set / 8roubora 9o9er1
'iolte Spnooa, ibet ser nor offentlig
Nuitallation al 2ogens @eitprelie,
iom in6iottes al Sbcrtillibsmano
Glaus Sen1en.
Otter Me6ct bol6t 2ogc,1, lannaell
meo SsIterlogen Sfanfen, Ell nellpf-
fct Set for SC biemfom,c 5ol6ater.
@eb Sc rigeligt h9ffcbe @or6e bar
set ollerbeoitc Stemning, og Der
blep foet mango pelmente Orb for
Sc bie1nfomne 9elte. Com ie6pan=
Zig enoteGeiteu n1e6 CIT liplig Gping=
ON til S. g. Seniens oltib fpiffe og
"up to oatc" M,1Iif.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-01-09
JuhI, Michigan.

Nogle udmerkede Farme i og we'd den
;xamle danske koloni i Juhl i Mich. er til
Salg. Landet er at Diet bedste, der 6ndes.
1erblandet Muldjord med god vandafled-
ming, OK Mulighederne for ct rentabelt
Landbrug er ingen Steder bedre end her.
Foruden de aim. Sedarter dykes Sucker.
soer, mindste Pris de senere Aar $40, 10 pr.
Ton. Dog er Landbruset her NEST base
ret paa ct stort Kvsghold; Melken selges
til ct Condenser j Sandusky til So. so pr.
100 Pund, 3.S Test, stigende til 40. Her
-er Farmer Andelselevator, hvorigennem
ogsaa forsendes Kreaturer. Her er Inlet
vildt eller uopdyrket Land, Farmene er j
god Drift, godt hegnet, tidssvarende code
-og store Bygninget og kan for Tiden kd.
bes for like over $l00 pr. Acre. Penge-
vilkaarene er code, her CT dansk Menighed,
Broder- og S~sstersamfund. dansk Lesefor-
ening m, m. ~Forespdrgsler til en- at os
ande -tegnede Menighedens Landudvalg vii
-straks bli,e besvaret.
c. Mortensen, P. Appel,
Sandusky, r. 1 Marlette, r. 5
N. Rasmussen,
Marlatte, R. S
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-01-09
Sore 9rantatifcre.

Yroperne paa rs 8lin6e" % "@n
9rpllupsoften" timber @t,teiptller
Sre a,utoiens fire @aa1tb er I'LL
/ frtlot Ching, for set er 10 Sen fbr=
lite Spnoog / Gebr1,or, at 9anta
9ameforening opferer 6isie to
Stpffer. Sc gooe &refter iom ST.
itrufteren ielb, Srlt Mepg6al % Ng-
neg Sprgenien mes Msiiitance al ct,
Mpffe andre Galenter berger for, at
Mftencn bltber en- @nal0 5ltfces OF
bill obergaa "Gt e%nfol6i9t &ige<
barn" fra 1tolte Mar.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-01-09
sslpbrsIInp i aifeo.

&onSae oe1 80. Gecemrer feirc.
&c Nr. og Mrs. =. e. 6cn9er,
Slson. Miun., ocres 25-aorigs
&%rpll,psoog og bar i Gaaens M,,=
IcSuiu9 8ienltano fpr me9el, Sp,
u~.,,sieu,fseess iSSa sscc.scs c:cc.ecc. me'-
ucrs Sioc. Sm Nftenen iamleoes
CIT flor Sfore &cn,,er i 9oftorfo-
miliens eiritfrie Silent, bbor ser
hlcp afI,1n9et ct &ar Sanee, Der
nar f%orfattet al Somilie / 9anmarf.
Seuere begop S%oriamlingen- fig til
8%irfeIaIen. bbor Der tilbragtes cit
cpcrorScntlig %fornsielig Mften, en-
MGngoe Saler blep bolot.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-01-09
&rpnerue ruler.

81 r1ener life &ongernes, bporof
obIfillige 10 ct r11lle6c, r1er Sc CODE
6anife &roner, bbis lape &l1rs be-
npttes of mango 2an6smen6 til at
omfptte Be gobe amerifanlfe Collars
/ oanf Mgnt, boiIfet 10 eipcr cit be-
tpoelig Mponcc.
@r1n6en BERTH CT, at cit M9ngbc
Danffe ogter fig biem paa 8eigg i
Marets Sob % bin6er oerpe6 e1, BE-
tpoeIig Toroel peo at bptte oeres
Genge ON / 6on1fe &roner. 90 BET
fon 10 not eieres ng6tg at faa 1aa
meget for &engene fom muligt, for
efter Sc Beretnineer, ri bprer Ser
biemmefra, tiger alt en6m1 i @ris.
og be 6remne6e, s r fon1ner / Be-
i6g, faor Sob til at betale beres
@ort at @il6et.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-01-09
ST ian 8o1ihepiit?

Gbriit S. Mbrager, iom bar be-
ret paa en- flere Maane6ers Borret=
1lingsreiie til Ginlan6 og &a1slar1o,
fom ti1bage it6ite l1ge. Sr. Mgrager
repr9ienterer ct al Sc itore @fsport-
firmaer, fom bar fine Sorbinoeler
/ Mus1ano, og oct bar nnrmelt for
at lt16erisge Sorboloene oeropre,
ban reiite.> San er aItfoa ilr1ppet
ao6t fra Gnrer, og MI Tan Set more
Mpragers mango 8enner at bi-
Sc, ON ban er ,bleoet en- reforrneret
|8olibebift, bbao Ri life tror, Der
er 81. MGrager for meset Of en-
diplomat.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-01-09
Gn gob @eforb.

Set berpnrcnoe 3oitbus Sorret,
~ningsomiptnine bar fi6lte Mar bnret
enorm. Mf Sc ca. to t11lino Mi1liu-
uer ferite &lasfes Wreplagcr bar Ser
ODER Z Millioner, TOM tom 1,oen
Morcsie eller meb fell M6res1e. Mf
.oisle fonot Uncle Gam oper 3 Mil-
lioner> 1om altlaa fit oeres 3oit rig
.tia ibe1toe. Gette er ct imuft Me-
il,ltot, /og flint ri bar manglet me-
get / at hape ct fulbtltb bel propor=
tioneret Boitbus / 6orholo til Sen
pG1bige Correcting, niler set fig
oog, at 5ieneiten fer / @pen. life
itaar tilbage for r1ogen onoen runot
ont / ,2an6et.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-01-09
81. ganl sibenbe, Grtbaa Sen 8. Saunar 1920.
Set alube @anpib.

Mptoarsaften feireSs Der i Gbi-
coqo iom Ell, 1ini item 1eItaae1toe Drif=
fefelt, i6et alle @alopner, &l1bber oq
MeItouranter, lGrlig i "bolpn=tomn"
&borteret, bolot aoben bele Matten
cller fao lGnge Sc Driffebarer, @ip-
!ilernc ielp me0bragte, .bol6t u6 til
bette 9affanal.
Set fpntes, Tom ON 6olf bop6.
facet "@Ioo poo Eo,16cr", % trooS
iiTurbub % ellers probibitipe BriIer
Flor Sc glade" Draober bar Ser IT,
gen imalle Ste6er, for Bengene rul-
|leoe 90 @inen fld6 pe6 bette, til1pnc-
|lo6en6e iioite l16brll6 al "6olfets"
@illie til at more fig, fsr &orten
|itpngcS for fremtioige @lgocr al
|bcn Sloes.
Sob % 6r6en bar lat tilii6e, og
set onnerifanife Soft bil6e bi{e, 5bor
list set agter en- Sou lom ser en6nu
lite bor peret gjort noget nebne=
uGroigt Soripg paa at oberbolbe.
Mt SEN Glags biloe Srgier, ion,
foregif ii6ite Mp%taarsoften, beffer
&Gnnmelie bos olminoeligc 8orgere,
CT in6lplen6e, og at Ben Sla9s life
brber Meipeften for Sob og @et
bocrfen Dos % ielp eller hos anore
Mottoner, er erbnu fun en- Mor1og
It'll, at ,1q1, maa forb6mmc Sc iue=
perlpnte &%eformatorer, >iom bar
|bragt set til, at 6is1c Woerligheoer
Timber Steb, og ligeleoes Sc @emc=
|ifer, ser f6rit og fremmeit bl1r6e er-
|in6re, at ma11 ntoo "2otcr lpoe ellcr
|of 2an6 flp". S bette EilfGloe bar
Scr irtgert, iom af 9an6et piloe fIp,
log berfor "le6" 2onoet / Gpiritns,
Settle CT en- gonife piit "ter" 5on6-
lhe6, n1en ubeloigbis par set Ell,
"pao6" @ealitet.. @bot nert?
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-01-09
Gyldendahls ber0mte
VerdenSbibliOtek.

En- Samling billige og yderst spen-
dende Romaner der her foreligger..i
net Udstyr og med farverigt ON
slagstegning. 10 Boyer assorteret
$3.50.
Abbott, Hallowell, Eleanor: Molly
forlover sig. Oversat fra En-
Barnes, corell: 1 Nations Nor
Ike. Oversat fra Engelsk.. 40
Bernard, Tristan: Skriget i
Natten. Oversat fra Fransk.. 40
Bj1rnson, Bj1rnstjerne: Mary. 40
Br'ete, Jean De La: Min Onkel og
min Prast. Oversat fra Fransk 40
Bridges, Victor: Pigen med Guild
haaret. Oversat fra Engelsk.. 40
Bull, Olaf: Nit Navn er Knoph 40
Ewald, Theodor: Bajadser !. 40
.Groller, Baldwin: Dagoberts Be
drifter. Oversat fra Tysk.... 40
Hopkins, Monroe Nevil: Mordet i
Holman Square: Oversat fra
Engelsk 40
--Mysteriet i North-Sagen. Oversat
fra Engelsk 40
Hume, Fergus w: Fru Midas. Over
sat fra Engelsk .......... 40
Lott, Pierre: Tyrkiske Kvinder. Oyer
sat fra Fransk. ........ 40
Rice, Alice Hogan: Fami1ien
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-01-09
Gore6ra9.

Com man Ter al on1ltoaer16c M,t-
nonce, agter 6en popl&lpre &aitor
9smal6 6. Selling at bol6c tire So
reorog i Gunia &all ober gmner,
ser bar SS%,,teresfe for babe oe Men-
neifer, ser i9ger &irfet, og De, ION
itoor %uafbengige / 6eres 6orbolo til
9feligionen.
8aitor Settling er oroineret 8rei
Ii l1niturfirfen, bbis Gogmer. bere1
til Sc melt 1iberale og friiin6eoe a
roget &rfefamfun6, og set bill fit.
fert baffffe flor Snteresie bos mango
Dun1fe, enten Sc beloer til SEN elle,
set &ro, at bere ct Goreorag ION
set ferIt o1,no1cere6e ON Gre=@nig
BEDS Dogmen, ct @mne, ser mere
emo cit Gong bar paft til Gftertatf'
bos oe fleite.
81 baaber, Baitor Settings Mn
itrengelier mao fin6e ful6 &aaifj6n:
nellie neb, at ser me6er en- tolri{
6oriamline. M6gangen er fri, iat
set er tngen l1n6FDl6ning.
81 tror, at bette Sfri6t, 1om &o.
flor Settling Dar taget pe6 at bolo'
8oreorag ON religibie @mner, ct
BET rette 5por og bur6e fin6e Otter
fdlgere bog bore andre 6anife @re,
lter, fom 6erpe6 pil6e fomme / ner.
mere 5amfpem me6 cit flor 9el Al
ben 6anife 8efolfning, iom ellerS
ftaor fremme6e ooerfor bore 6anff,
airfer % 6eres 8irfiombe0.
Stuff: 0ns6ag Ben ID. er set f6r.
lite Sore6rag.
@aitor Settling pre6ife6e i Sen
bags 1t6e i gbanito1 og fan6t ogfae
Sib til at 6gbe MreI @unoel og &u.
itrl1s lille Datter.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-01-09
Helbredt sin Brok

Brok under 5ftningen af en- Kuffert Lee.
gen sagde. at NIT eneste Haab ON Helbre-
.nis in xaE e III e sidat AZ leo fat ! Dnsat h Salp
hurtigt OF f~uldstendiet helbredede mig.
Aar er forl6bet er like kornn1en
iEJen,ekj6nt jeg arbejder haardt som Sned-
ker. Je9 havde ingen Operation. inren
bortkastet It'd, tetBryderi. Jeg har in.
tet at sElge. men vii give fuld OplysninR
Helbredalse udenO Operation. hvis De skri-
yer I'll EpiR, Eugene NJ Pullen, Carpenter,
s8lts + Marcellus Ave-. ManasQuan, N. j.,
Kip ud denne N0tise o. Wis den til andre,
sonn har Brok. De vii maaske dervedredde
et Liv cller ialfa1d ;standse Plagen we'd en-
Brok or HnRste1sen % Faren we'd en- Ope.
ration.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-01-09

Fabricius, A. 1llustreret Dannarks-
histore, for Folket, III Bind sarn1et
i ct Bind.
TT sjeldent Pragtvaerk der i 20 At
,snlt udf@rligt omhandler Danmarks
Historic fra Oldtiden til wore Da-
&c: Tillige forefindes 3 farvetrykte
bllag, 2 Kort og en- Rigdom af Il
lustrationer og Fotografier. Boeen
er paa en- l.25O Slider. Elegant ind
bunden i Shirtingsbind, OF burdc
vHre en- af de Bigger, der FIRST or
sldst matte have Plads i en- Dansk-
Amerikaners Bogskab. Pris SIS.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-01-09
Oct er vi itDlt af.

S cit @effe Mrtifler bar set itore
9agblab "Glibune" ifitieret @foIe=
oirefter Neter Mortenien poa cit ret
foritaaer6e % betegnen6e @oa0e,
Ser giper Dor 6aniffpote &G6agoa
Sang Iom cit al 2o16ets ferlte og
Y SEE. Hoo.-:.> ga
uCOlle Htle..O ! ~ CCS.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-01-09
8aa 'Sgnbaa

mb6er OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES $50.
IL og Is fu1otalligt op / Dunia
.&on til Sen lam1e6e itbre @elfomit-
felt for oisfe 9ogers soI6ater, Ser
.bliber Banfet meo CODE Ialere,
sange, en- iprlig ffrepet Nbis iamt
E8ol. &omiteen bar giort nIIe Mn-
ft%rengelfer for at gjgre Soften lao
imuf ION mulig; set er mi meolem-
mer,1es @ligt at itette aomiteen peo
ct 1npoe op % famtioig bepiie bore
biempenote soloater fra 6isie 2oger
ben "ii6ite Mre".
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-01-09
Nerves
UdmattelSe.
Nr& J. Christian heviser,
at Lydia +. Pinkham's
Vegetable COMPOUND er ct
Hsneham,oa. n. Veg var i en-
sneees serves Tilstand i over ct Aar

vat ~tungslndlg oR
kunde like Sc lys,
paa nogen Ting,
kunde like Ar
bejde eller onske-
de at have Nogen
al a. beseee mig.
L<eernes Medi-
Gin hjalp migikke
og Lydia E. Pink
hams Vegetable
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-01-09
N. III. KLOSTER

FOREST LAKE, aalNN.
Naar De konmer til denue BY OF mangler
Gasoline. da hills paa vor kjeudte Lands.
maud Kloster. der tiliige udfSre Autome-
eilreparationer.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-01-09
1len $50. til 5000. liver Uge;

1uEeu SviR. Mend oR Kvlnder begynd
hvor sou helst. tire komplete og eksklusi.
ye Forretuingsplaner sendt paa PROVE
at blive betalt for delvis nd af den f0rste
500. Eortjeneste. ErfarinE og Kapital k
nodvendig. Cnders6g i Dag. Skriv til:
J. CHRISTENSEN,
Box s1%. San Francisco, Calf
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-01-09
Pslge 6IIaals pa F,rms

Rieelie med PENCE for code Ansegere.
Skriv til os hvis De onsker ct Lam,
Interstate Securities Company
hele Fourth Floor, Oneida Bldg,
Minneapolis.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-01-09
G~yldendahls Gavebogs
Serie

ALE nedennavnte Bigger fremtra-
der l smukt Udstyr. Elegant Ind
bundne Shirtingsbind eller Ladder
bind.
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1920-09-16
WHATS MATTER WITH
CITY COMMISSION?
Bass Tells Engineers City
Manager Plan Is Most
Practical Form,


In an address before the local
chapter OF the American Assocla-
tIon Of Engineers Wednesday night,
Commissioner Ed Bass advocated a
city manager for Chattanooga In
place Of the present board Of com.
mlssIoners.
/. The commissioner OF streets and
sewers stated that the city's present
government was superior to the old
boards Of aldermen and councilmen, but
that q city manager plan would be q
still greater Improvement. He stated
that both Dayton. o.. and Norfolk, Va.
now have city managers and find this
form of government the most practical
Of all.
Commissioner Bass advocacy OF a
city manager for. Chattanooga came
during an address he was delivering
before the engineers explaining the
workings Of his department and Its ac-
mer Commissioner A. N. Sloan.
EIfty-NIne Miles Surfaced.
Commissioner Bass said that Chatta-
noga has forty-nine miles Of paved
streets. one-half of which has been laid
during last four and half years, also
ten miles OF ebert streets He said his
department has spent $4,000 for equip
ment. including an oiling outfit to be
used on ebert streets.
Following Commissioner Bass, v. l.,
Nelson, acting secretary of the Co.
lumbus. o., chapter of the A. A. III,
who is visiting in the city, gave a talk
on the work Of the chapter which he
represents.
ment committee reported thirty or
forty vacancies in engineering positions
in Chattanooga and only three appli-
cants. The reason for this, as explained
by the chairman, Is that local employers
offer salaries entirely too low to at
tract the class of men they seek.
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1920-09-16
WOMEN REGISTER FOR
MOUNTAIN ELECTION
Estimated That 75 Qualify
to Vote on Proposed
Bond Issue,

About seventy-flve women registered
IN the supplemental registration hold on
Lookout mountain for three days ended
Wednesday night The registration
books have not yet been turned over to
J.. b. i. Lowry, secretary OF the Ham
ilton county election commission, but II
Is understood that the total number
registering In small; approximately sew
enty-1ve women registered during tho
two days.
TIL registration was held for the cleo
tion on the school Improvement bond
question. The election viii be held
ms soon ms possible.
A mass meeting to discuss the prop
osition OF the school improvements will
be held Friday night. Plans and stere-
opticon Views will be shown explaining
exactly what the plan In. At the meet
Ing dinner will be served by the Par
ent-Teachers' association.
II Is now believed that tho election
on the bond issued In TO be very close.
Several very influential residents OF the
mountain are said 10 be opposed to the
proposition. A special ladlos commit
tee was on hand during the registration
with machines to bring the women to
the registration places
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1920-09-16
KNOW GEORGIA" FILMS
START ON TOUR OF STATE

Atlanta. Ga. septic mber IT,
The Know Georgia. motion picture
films prepared as part of the education
campaign OF the Advertise Georgia en-
terprise were started from Atlanta on
their tour Of the state this week and
will be shown In nearly every motion
picture theater In Georgia. The series
consists Of ten reels, divided into one
reel features, and will be shown as an
addition to the regular program.
The pictures, It is believed, will prove
of interest to Georgia folks, and give
them new realization Of what Geor-
gia has to offer the prospective home
seeker. Every part of the state Is
shown, from the ports to the noun.
tains in the north. with examples OF
modern agricultural progress. scenes OF
historical interest and other features.
The films are being supplied the pie
ture theaters by the Advertise Georgia
enterprise. which IL engaged In raising
a $300,000 fund for advertising the
states advantages in the great national
periodicals and bringing homeseekers
to invest In Georgia lands. Gov. Dor
sey began this week a tour OF the
state which will cover every section,
and will speak on the advertising plan
in thirteen cities and towns.
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1920-09-16
THE NEWS STARTS COX-ROOSEVELT
FUND, AT COMMITTEE REQUEST

"0eoroe y. Milton, editor The
News, Chattanooga, Tenn;
"Ths democratic national COM
the columns Il The News right
away for vigorous solicitation and
receipt OF contributions 20 the Cox
Roosevelt campaign fund.
I'VE depend on the help OF the
democratic masses to combat op.
position millions. Please urge Cox.
Roosevelt supporters 20 make con-
trbutions right away. We will be
much eheered by assurance OF CO.
operation.
"wlLsuR W. MARSH.
Accordingly The News today opens
Its columns to the democratic nationa
campaign fund. All money received
Will be turned over to- Wilbur W
Marsh. treasurer OF the democratic ma.
ceived, unless otherwise instructed, will
be printed with tho name OF the donor
To start the Cox Roosevelt fund II
this region, The News has contributed
800 to the fund,
Make all checks payable 10 THE
News Democratic Campaign Fund
Tho democratic treasury Is practically
empty. according TO testimony OF
Finance Chairman Marsh before the
senate investigating committee. Funds
are required, and this is Chattanooga
to do Its Bit for the
election OF the democratic candidates.
Subscriptions TO Date.
The Chattanooga News .........s 800 90
4. -
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1920-09-16

States commissioners OF education. will
be the main speakers on the program.
In connection with this meeting the
state teachers association will also
meet In Knoxville at the same time.
and teachers from all over the state
are expected to be present at this mi.
Of schools at Morristown. 10 president
II the East Tennessee Educational assoc
citation, and Q. NJ. Smith. president OF
the polytechnic institute at Cookeville,
IL president Of the state teachers ASSOC
citation. rs
II has been announced by Prof 8. w.
Gentry, secretary of the association.
that there will be special railroad rates
for all attending the meeting.
Last year counties Of East Tennessee
from Chattanooga to Bristol were d.
vided Into four zones, and a pennant.
awarded to the county In each zone that
had the largest percentage Of attend
ance of its entire membership. This
plan will be carried out again this
year.
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1920-09-16
ALMA RUBENS EXCELLENT
In WORLD AND HIS WIFE

THE World and His wife" In which
Alma Rubens is featured ut Rlalto today
Ii photoplny with an allegorlcal twist
the story of lily which was thrown
on the street and trampled In the mire.
The motif OF "rhe World and His
Wife" IL the jealous suspicion which
Don Julian Montague Love- has for
the friendship between his young wife
fedora. (Alma Rubens) and Don
Ernrsto, his protege. Don Alvarez, his
brother. fosters this suspicion, and the
affair eliminates In a duel IN which
Don Julian is fatally wounded. with
hiE dying words he orders that foodorn
and Erncsto be turned from his house
In disgrace, and the play has a de-
noumcnt, rare among flm dramas as
an unhappy ending.
Alma Rubcns In THE World and His
wife" strikes new note among motion
picture actresses. and r. highly i'm
presslve, Montague Love gives very
convincing Interpretation OF the some
what sinister character OF Don Julian.
The Spaninh background Ia very
beautiful and the photography In ex-
cellent. THE World md His Wife"
from the standpoint Of pictorial effec-
tlvcnoss In n photpplny worth seeing.
"stop Thief"
stop Thief" showing at tho AlchZnr
today In tho story OF tho adventures Of
Jack DooRan (Tom Moorc) md HIS COM
panion "Snatcher Ecli Oiazel DRiy) In
their endoavor to make one more haul
before settling down 10 respectable
domcaticity. They gain entry into n
household which Ii on the eve Of n we'd
ding, and they are fairly bcwildered by
the multiplicity OF gifts which are lying
around ready 10 tempt almost reformed
crooks. They take everything they can
get their hands on and potEunde the
BRIDEGROOM and the father Of the bride
that they themselves are ltcptomnnincH.
general mlx-up enHucA md In It's
untanEling tho two crooks are convicted.
reformed and married along with the
bridal party who have been their VIC
Tins
"Folly'a Trail"
Carmel Myers - featured ~ tho Fine
Arts today In "Foiif's Trail" II IN tho
story 81 nm artist who married n Young
girl whose irresponsible ways and un-
congcninl tastes come very near playing
havoc with his career. The ending -
tho satisfactory ono that Usually goes
along with such rurnRnrrr
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1920-09-16
COTTER WOMAN TURNED
OVER TO CITY POLICE
Companion of Lewis Released
by Mistake, Says Atty
Gen. Chamlee.

Marsariette Cotter. alias May Carter,
badly wanted by Judge Martin Fem-
ing, and falling to show up when her
case was called In police court on
Wednesday, was released from the
county Jail by mistake. an order OF
Atty. Gen. a. w. Chamlee stated. The
order OF the attorney general called for
the arrest and return OF the woman to
tho city court.
She was brought in Thursday morn
Ing by A, II. Miller, bookkeeper at the
Jail and turned over to Mrs. Rachael
Marshall, police matron. Judge Flem-
Ing instructed the matron to have her
returned to the county bastile.
Gen. Chamlee stated that the matron
nt the county jail informed him May
Carter was ready to he liberated. The
quarantine commitment had been re-
leased by DR.. Marchbanks. II was
May Carter was a defendant along
with j. N. McCutchoon and y. T.
Lewis, McCutoheon being charged
with keeping a disorderly house. while
she and Lewis were charged with Wis
ltlnE. When she failed to show up
Judge Fleming passed the cases OF the
two men indefinitely.
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1920-09-16
N Y. Suffragists Rejoice
Over Connecticut Action

The ratification OF the federal sur
fraRe amendment by Connecticut was
hailed Joyously by New York suffra-
gIsts Yesterday. although II was clnssI-
fled MS n humorous incident rather
than as vital contribution TO the
suffrage victory.
Mrs Carrie Chapman Gait, president
OF the National American Woman SUI
frage association. said last night that
she had been expecting Just this sur
prise when the Connecticut legislature
conveyed.
at will not affect ratification at all"
she said, but | rejoice for the sake OF
the Connecticut women suffraglsts who
have laborcd long and patiently In the
face OF great hardshIps The figures Of
todays vote are the fruits OF their
works
AS for the legal tanEle In which the
nntisuffrn gists OF Tennessee have In
volved Ms II remains to be seen whether
they will continue the cases If they
eRjov long drawn ont and utterly hope
less legal contests. ! suppose they Will
II they do ~ course. the National
American Woman Suffrage association
will continue to fight the cases"