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ing and joking didn't prevent the
preacher from tying the knot. VII
liam Milliron and Lorraine Wycofl
We're man and wife.
II woke up in about tvro days ano
realized had married the wrong broth
err" says Mrs. William Milliron.
But William was just as magnani.
nous as was Donald. That day VII
liam took his things and went down In
town 10 board. Lorraine took her
things and went home 10 her parents
10 live.
william Is going TO bring suit
against me on the ground of cruelty.
the proof being that / won't live with
him." said the Young bride. "Just as
soon as the divorce decree Is signed
Donald and are going 10 get married.
That won't be until next spring
though"
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NEW YORK.-American artists are
~ exercised over the recent indignity
suffered by Augustus John, Welsh por-
trait painter, whose suit against Lord
Leverhulme of London, soap and fish
multimillionaire, attracted interna-
tional note.
Mr.. John, one of the most famous
artists Of Europe, brought suit for
damages when Lord Leverhulme cut
the head out of portrait the artist
had made for him. Although the
wealthy barrister had paid for the
painting, Augustus John took the
stand that Il painting by an artist
shpuld not be altered. mutilated or
changed in any way during the life
time of the artist creating II.
The Guild of Free Lance Artists has
cabed the following resolution to him:
Resolved, That this guild is in
heorty sympathy with Augustus John
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Let's Hope the Court Isn't Too Serious

COUNCII. BLUFFS, IA.-Miss Lor-
~ raine Wycoff (as was) daughter Of
II. B. Wycoff, 1899 Paramount avenue,
is eventeen and pretty. She and Don
alG Milliron had been sweethearts a
long time and had been engaged about
n year. They were TO have been mar
ried at Christmas. Donald was very
proud of his pretty sweetheart He
frequently brought his older brother,
William, down TO call. One night not
long ago the Milliron brothers were
calling The entire Wycoff family
were present.
Say, but I think you'd make a
dandy Wife" William-remarked TO Lor-
raine. Lets get married"
All right" laughed Lorraine In
turn. The others also laughed. Then.
still in joke, they discussed plans for
the wedding.
''I'll be best man." said Donald
The next morning at the appointed
hour William came 70 claim his
bride" Lorraine joined the two broth
,ers. Mrs. Wycoff went along. The
four went down 10 the courthouse and
got a license. still laughing and jok-
Ing. Then they went on TO the preach
er, Rev. ]. Frederick Catlin OF the First
Baptist church. William AMI Mss Wy
coff took their places before the
preacher Donald stood up with his
brother as best man." But the laugh
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MODERN ADVERTISING
By JESSIE ROBERTS

4 DVERTISING today is very friend
IA ly to women. Women are doing
great deal of 1t and doing ii well.
There is No discrimination in that bust
ness-at least against woman per sc.
She gets paid for what she does, not
for what she Is.
There are many sorts of advertising,
and women are In all of them. The
artist who makes the pictures that
make the id go is about as often a
woman as man. And woman writes
as many ads as her brother
Some women already are managing
advertising Offices of their own, and
many are acting as advertising agents.
Some cOnfine themselves entirely to
one form of advertising. specializing
on magazine or newspaper ads. or dis
play ads. Others take orders from
any firE or individual and suggest the
medium best suited afterwards plac-
ing the al where IL will do the most
good. I'm the form TO which Il is best
adapted.
Many of the large firms that cater
To the wants of women always have q
woman on their advertising staff. for
they realize that n woman will un-
derstand how TO talk TO other women
I'm n way 10 interest and convince them
on subjects that are distinctly hers.
But advertising is not a lit-or-miss
thing. which you can take up at
days notice. Like anything ut which
people earn money. Ii takes time and
hard work and training There ere
fundamental principles that must be
understood. there are intricate ques-
tions concerning colors, types, ex-
penses, effects on the eye or the ear,
appropriateness. The woman who
wants 10 become Il successful advtr-
tiser. whatever branch she may choose,
ought to know something. mt least. Of
I'll branches. She should know the cost
% producing what she draws or
writes, she should know what types
best suit her picture. or whether or not
Illustration will help her write-up.
She must understand the psychology of
advertising.
But here Is 6 fine field for women,
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AlCAGO.-A thousand years hence
- your posterity reading new Glib
bon will encounter along about page
ten, chapter two, volume six, a passage
something like this:
'But in the history of the American
republic, Ii was not the Revolution,
nor the World war, nor even prohi-
bition which provided the supreme
spectacle for mankind TO view through
out all time and eternity. No. 1t
was In the fall of 1920, when Boston
petitiOned Chicago to teach her the
art of talking the English language,
"This undoubtedly constituted the
western Athens greatest esthetic
achievement. Previously Boston had
been her debtor in slight measure
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New Life for
Sick Man
Eatonic Works Magic

81 have taken only two boxes Of
Eatonic and feel like n new man. Ii
has done me more good than anything
else" writes c. o. Frappir.
Eatonic is the modern remedy for
acid stomach. bloating. food repeating
and indigestion. 1t quickly takes up
and carries out the acidity and gas
and enables the stomach TO digest the
food naturally. That means not only
relief from pain and discomfort but
you get the full strength from the food
you eat. Big box only costs tribe
with your druggists guarantee.
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would pain terribly if ! stepped off q
curb-stone. One day one of your book
lets was thrown in the yard and read
every word in it. There were so many
who had been helped by your medicine
that wanted to try it and my husband
went to town and got me bottle. It
seemed as though / felt relief after the
second dose, so | kept on until had
taken five bottles and by that time !
was as well as / could wish. About
year later gave birth to ten pound
boy, and have had two more children
since and my health has been fine. II
/ ever have trouble of any kind I am
going to take your medicine for give
It all the praise for my good health.
] always recommend your medicine
whenever ! can. Mrs. EVA E. SHAY,
Garrett, Kansas.
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THE WOODS
BY DOUGLAS MAILOCH
POSSESSION.

There's some of us has this worlds
goods,
An some Of us has none
But all of us has got the woods,
An all has got the sun.
So, settin' here upon the stoop,
This patch o. pine beside,
| never care a single whoop-
Fer I am satisfied.
Now, take the pine on yonder hill:
1t don't belong to me;
The boss he owns the timber--stilL
It's there fer me TO see.
An 'twixt the ownin' of the same
An smellin' OF its smell.
I've got the bes. If that there game
An SO I'm feelir' well.
The boss In town unrolls a map
An proudly says. "It's mine"
But he cont drink no maple sap
An he dent smell no pine.
The boss in town he figgers lands
In manifestations red;
Lord l just set with folded hands
An breathe 'em in instead.
The boss his forest wealth kin read
In cent an dollar sign;
His name is written in the deed
But all his land is mine.
There's some of us has this world
goods,
An some OF us has none
But all OF us has got the woods,
An ali has got the sum-
(Copyright)
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Orange Straws.

Weigh oranges whole and use pound
for pound of sugar. Peel the oranges
and cut the rind in Shreds. Boil until
tender. changing the water twice and
heat grad rally to boiling point. then
boil twenty minutes with the peel. Re.
move from the pan and roll while hot
In graduated sugar. Then place on
paper In the oven 10 dry. Keep in a
tightly covered receptacle.
CO 1920. Western Newspaper UniOnl
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CHRISTMAS SWEETS.

This year. as the supply of sugar is
ample. We may again indulge in some
of the delicious homemade candies
and cakes In homes where there is an
abundant supply of maple strip and
honey Of YOU keep a tree and bee)
you are Independent, Us most dainty
sweets may be made from these. Maple
strip makes the most creamy, fine
favored fondant If boiled undisturbed
10 the soft ball stage. Pour as usual
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Peanut Candy.

Shell and roll with a rolling pin. one
quart of peanuts. To two pounds of
light brown sugar add six ounces
twelve tablespoonfuls) OF butter. boil
stirring constantly ten minutes. count
Ing the time from the first bubble. Add
the nuts just before turning out. Mark
in squares before IL gets hard.
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Molasses Candy.

Take three cupfuls Of molasses. one
cupful of brown sugar, beat three MIN
uteS. Boil until Ii hardens in water.
add one tablespoonful Of butter. one
teaSpoonfnl of soda, and one table
spoonful of boiling water in which the
soda is dissolved. Remove from the
fire. pour on buttered plates and cool,
Pull when cool enough 10 handle.
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and one that is growing every year.
America Is the greatest advertising
country in the world. and she is not
slackening her pace. Modern adver-
Using is telling the truth-the day for
lies and exaggeration and misrepre-
sentation is over-but Ii is also n rO-
nance, and is endlessly interesting.
Moreover, and this is not without its
appeal, it is excellently we'll paid.
(Copyright)
-O
California has more than double the
area of all New England.
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c GS j = B ( < Z ~N..4 h14 ~teo

To each man is given day. and his work
for the day
And once and no more. ne Is given TO
travel this way,
And woe IL he flies from his task, what
ever the odds.
For the task IS appointed TO him on the
scroll OF the gods
Edwin Markham.
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boil until the mixture forms n soft ball
in cold water. Remove from the fire,
add four tablespoonfuls of peanut but
ter, stir until melted then beat until
creamy. Add one teaspoonful of va
nilla aud one-third of a cup of seed
less RI sins. Turn into a creased pan
while L is still smooth enough TO pack
nicely. Cut in squares.
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PraIines.

Boil one pound of dark brown sugar
until ii threads fine strand from the
end of n fork. Stir i'm one pound of
pecan meats and when evenly mixed
drop by spoOnfulS on n marble slab or
buttered platter. Fatten and round
each one and, when cool. take up and
pack in cool place. They keep any
length of time if kept dry and cool.
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complete nervous
breakdown follow.
ing the birth Of my
Oldest child. ] got
up too soon which
caused serious fe-
male trouble. / was
so weak that / was
not able TO be on my
feet but very little
and could not do my
homework at al. /
had a bad pain in my
left side and IL
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GOLD MEDAL
Nhh !!!a!o Oh
" ENySVHE2 "

The national remedy of Holland for over
400 years; it is an enemy of all pains re-
sulting from kidney, liver and uric acid
troubles. All druggists, three sizes.
Look for the name Gold Medal on every bes
and sccept no imitation
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Peanut Butter Fudue.

Place two cupfuls OF sugar and two
thirds OF n cupful OF milk in n granite
sauce pan. stir until dissolved. then
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ThiItyRunningS0Ies

Remember I stand back OF every box.
Every druggist guarantees 10 refund the
purchase price (35 cents) IL Peterson's
Ointment doesn't do all I claim.
] guarantee IL for eczema, old sores.
running sores salt rheum ulcers. sore
nipples, broken breasts. itching skin. skin
diseases, blind, bleeding and itching piles
as well as for chatting. burns, scalds, cuts,
bruises and sunburn.
81 had 30 running sores on my leg for
IL years was in three different hospitals.
Amputation was advised. Skin grating
was tried. l was cured by using Peter
sons Ointment."-Mrs. L. L. Root, Isl
ders filled by Peterson Ointment Co. Buff
falo. -. Y.
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on marble slab or buttered platter
and when cold beat TO Il cream and
finish In the usual manner
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BETTER
DEAD

Life is a burden when the body
10 racked with pain. Everything
worries and the victim becomes
respondent and downhearted. To
bring back the sunshine take
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A letter
FOR WOMEN
From q Woman Whose Serious III
ness Was Overcome BY Lydia E.
Pinkham's Vegetable Compound.

Garrett Kas.-'I first took Lydia e.
Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for q
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-11-17
MOTHERS BILL TO
BE INTRODUCED

New York. Nov re Plans FOR Gre
ating public sentiment in favor III "a
BIN % be submitted 60 the next SEES
sion 81 congress providing for proper
care az mothers and new born babies
today occupied the attention Of goo
women delegates 20 the first confer
ence Of the second region az the Ma
tiouni League 81 Women Voters.
which win close with dinner this
afternoon.
Unless we can get tho bill passed
by This congress. declared Miss Maud
Wood Park. chairman II the league.
more than 600 00a mothers and
babies win De lost" she said that
~ least 20 600 mothsrs and babies die
every month tor want of proper care
during maternity aud infancy
Mrs. Park announced conference
- representative women through the
country called 10 meet next Monday
in Washington 90 discuss methods -
promulgatiHr the bill
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FEDERAL RESERVE
ACT is AMENDED
Hoke Smith 20 Offer Amendment to
Bill Prohibiting Rediseount Of
Cotton Paper.

Washington Nov. i6-An amend
mont 70 the federal reserve act au-
thorizing the re- discount Of cotton
factors paper will be- offered by Sen.
iioke smith 81 Georgia. when con-
Eress cunvenes
Mr. Smith said that when a rll-
ing by the federal reserve authori-
ties cutting Of this class 81 paper
from rediscount had worked consider
able hardship Tho amendment which
viii be proposed hy sen smith will
read as follows But nothing in this
act shall Doe cousNued 60 prevent the
re- discountiug - notes drafts. ctc
81 factors or commission merchants.
secured By proper warehouse receipts
covering manufactured goods or raw
materials.
Organization OF finance cxG0rt
corporation which Is now going on
In the. south. the senator said. would
relieve the Situation - the cotton
farmers. The south. he said. proposed
from now on TO finance the export 1T
its products. Adoption 81 these meas
ures. he declared would stimulate Coz
operative marketing Of fruit products
in the south. which u now being car
ried on.
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PEACH GROWER BODY
TO BE EXAMINED
Body ~ Shepard 20 Be Examined TO
Determine Entrance Of Ger
tain Poisons.

Macon. Ca. Nov IA Solicitor Cen
eral Garrett announced today that Or
John Funkc. Atlanta pathologist, had
been employed 90 determine whether
or not "a certain poison found Ia the
viscern ~ Pred ~ shepard wealthy
peach grower % ~ Valley Ca. was
administered through the mouth. Dr
Funke. tho solicitor stated win ex-
anime the osophagus in an effort 20
determine the source - tho poison
Examination ~ Shepnrda stomach
hy Or. Evcrhart ~ Atlanta. the sollcl
tor said. warranted Investigation OF
every phase ~ bis death An inquest
viii be- held at Fort Valley Friday.
he said az which time several wit
uesses including Mrs r r Elmer 81
Jacksonville, Shepnrd's widow will be-
present Tie said report on the
analysis ~ Shepard's stomach would
not be- made until that time
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COMMISSION SEEKS
TO SOLVE PROBLEM
County Commissioners 20 Appeal te
Congressman for Aid in Read
Building Law.

Al "A special meeting yesterday the
board ct county commissioners adopt
ed a resolution that all representa-
tiyes and members In congress be app
pealed 20 asking them to use their
best efforts 20 amend the present law
giving aad 10 the state in road build
ing.
The resolution as adopted In part
Is az follows;
Therefore be IL resolved by thls
board that our representatives and
the delegation in congress be appealed
g. asking that they use their best
efforts 20 amend the present law Civ
ing aid 60 the states la road building
so that those counties Of the several
states securing federal aid. which have
bonded to raise funds or have secured
funds in any other way to build per-
manent roads shall have this fed
erai aid--prorated 10 them in proper
ton 70 the amount Of money so raised
b. such counties. and not as now dis
tributed 20 ala the counties Of the
state without regard % whether they
have raised any money or not--so
that the federal law and the state
law may be uniformly and harmonic
ously applied
BE II further resolved. That the
clerk of thia board write each OF our
Representatives and senators and send
each a copy Of this resolution.
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IF SKIN BREAKS
OUT AND ITCHES
APPLY SULPHUR

Just the moment YOU apply Men
tho sulphur 90 an itching burning or
broken out skin, the itching stops nd
healing begins. Says q noted skin spe-
ciaitst This sulphur preparation.
made into a pleasant cold cream. gives
such quick relief even 10 fiery ecze-
ma. that nothing has ever been found
30 take us place
Because Of its germ destroying
properties, ID quickly subdues the
itching. cools the irritation and heals
the eczema right up. leaving a tciear
smooth skin in place ~ ugly erup-
lions. rash. pimples or rouahness
You do not have GO wait for inn
provement. II quickly shows. You
can get a little lar II McnihoSui.
phur az any drug store ADV.
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FLORIDA TO HAVE
SUGAR REFINERY


Significant OF expansion ia the
S0uths sugar industry. making the
beginning ~ a Development IN Flor
ida, q an announcement this week IN
the Mamufac turpFs Records summary
81 Industrial news 90 the effect that
Philadelphia interests VIII erect
ST 500 900 sugar refinery on the -.
Johns River In Florida. near Paiatka.
The new plant has a planned daily
output during harvest 81 100000
pounds. Several small refiners are
expected % feed the plant with raw
sugar. other important announce
ments for the week include to fol-
lowing
Tae capital Of an oil company In
Louisiana has been Increased from
$40 600 0oo 20 $40 .0oe.0e0 Plans have
be,n announced for the construction
~ anothcr hydro electric plant on the
Coosa River. Alabama. e. have au fni-
tial capacity ~ $4,000 horse power
and provide for an ultimate capacity
~ 100. 900 horse power. this company
and the government viii construct
alao three dams and locks. permitting
navigation of the river. The capital
81 4 fiber company 81 Canton. y. C..
has been increased 20 ta5oo.000 -
provide for plant extensions. the uc-
uulai .ion of more property and the
production ~ many new articles as
By products from rGpcr material
Mining activities continue with re-
newcd vigor throughout many Of the
states with West Virginia a. the
center 81 activity. Two mining COM
panles were organized last week az
Charleston with capital of s25e.00o
and $500 900 each. respectively. while
Wilmington. Del. interests. capital
ized al $500 goo. are also planning TO
develop coal territory IN the state.
Many miscellaneous enterprises ara
reported throughout the south. \
shipbuiiding q mpany has chartered
with q capital ~ 5000 zoe ~ Jackson
willie. FLA and the Emitted states
Engineering Department announces
the extension and Improvement q It's
naval reservation Ia Mississippi.
Baltimore company orEanizrd with a
capital ~ $500 GOO will manufacture
washing machines. Steam steriiizers
win be developed by newly organ
lzcd company ia Louisville. Ky, have
ing 4 capital % $500 0eO and con-
trbets have been awarded for
plant improvements O. cost about 81.
coo 600. AZ a Louisville plant Newe-
table oils viii De- produced b. firm
capitalized a Atlanta. Ca. 40 $1,000
goo
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FLORIDA DAILIES
MEET DECEMBER II
President and Mrs. 7. z. Fitzgerald
Entertain AZ November
Session.

The December meeting of the AHao-
ciated Dalliea II Florida viii De- held
in Jacksonville December ~. "a mo-
tion 20 that effect by Oscar Johnson
or the Metropolis having carried unan-
imousiy az the November mcetinE held
sunday at the home 81 Pres. and Mrs
r.. T.. Fitzgerald. az naytnnn.
Editor and Mrs. Fitzgerald enter
talned the members If ghe assecia-
ton IN royal style and the only re-
gret expressed was that the meeting
was one-day affair instead ~ week
or -.
cities represented were; Pensacola
Jacksonville Miami - Augustine
palatka. Orlando. sanford Brndem
town. Daytona. DeI.and and others
Among the out -of- state visitors
were. T. g. proberf sunarinte adent
~ the Southern Division ~ the Aszo-
riated Press. and a r. Jcwett ~ the
Robert y. ward Advertising Service
Chicago and New York
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SALES AGENCIES TO
ELIMINATE HANDLING
National Farmers Union Gathering
Forms Plans 20 % Away With
Middisruan.

Kansas City Mo- Nov iC Estah-
iishmeut and extension ~ c0-opora-
tive sales agencies 20 eliminate the
mtddleman Ia the marketing ~ farm
products was one Of the principal sub
tects on the program - the convcu-
ton ~ the National Farmers Union
which opened here today. Delegates
from ss states were present
The organiza son according % dele
gates. directs cooperative farm
business aGRregatiug $500 geo 600 an
nually and represents more than eight
hundred thousand farmers.
Committee reports were heard AZ tho
opening session Charles = Barrett -
Union city. Ca. Is president IL the
union.
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auW1si5sssr
HOLDER ALTITUDE
RECORD DISCHARGED
dasor schroeder, Who Falls Nearly
Five Miles ~ Plane, Dis
charged From Army.

Dayton. Ohio. Nov. fs~Capt. y. w.
schroeder. holder 81 tho worlds air.
plane altitude record and the only
man who ever feii five miles and
lived o. tell The tale was honorably
discharged from tho army air serv.
ice at McCook field hero yesterday. Il
became knuwn today
fie Win return O. his home Ia Chi
caKo. where ho viii rc-onter business
auer having been served four years
in the army
Larry this year be broke the single
man altitude record rs EaiuiuE a
helght Uf nearly aix miles. when his
oxyEen supply gave out Ills plane
zen almost five miles before BE- aained
consciousness and recovered control
capt. Schroeder reTaCacnted the Unit
20 states d. tho Gordon Bennett cup
race 81 France