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The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-01-16
CRAfG.WOODs

MaJ Hugh Boyd Craig and Miss Ethel Lone Woods were quietly married at the nome or the brides parents on Pike ave- hue, Ensley. at 2:S0 o'clock yesterday aft ernoon. The beautiful bride made a love " picture in a navy blue charmeuse dress With nat to match She carried brides roses. Mrs. Robertson of Anniston, cousin of the bride. was matron of honor
 She was attired in brown tan velvet dress with feathered toque to match
 carrying Ophelia roses. Hhe ceremony was performea by the Rev. IT. B. Waits or Florence. After the ceremony Major ana Mrs Craig left for short wedding tr1p n the southern part of the state On lneir rettTn they will be at home with the pride's parents MT. and Mrs. M H.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-01-16

lips part in delicious mirth, and his mouth stretches almost from ear to ear' still leading a double life. Guess Ialways will be doing that sort of thing because, you see, they just won't let me leave the stage, and I've got that dairy farm up at Sunapee, N. H., and what would all those little cowslips and bullets do without me?'
 That was a question I couldn't an- swer so I said nothing and the delec- table comedian went on:
 You see. that middle initial in my name B stands for Busy that's my middle name, and when I'm not acting I'm farming, or dairying or whatever you call 1t; anyway, I'm always busy"
 I felt exactly as if I'd begun to read his life history two chapters from the end when I wanted so much to start at the very beginning, but first or last Billy B. Van was right there with the goods" and the next thing I knew he was saying:
 Nobody knows what a joy it is to me to have some beautiful place to go after
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-01-16
TiUITIoN:

TWELVE DOLLARS FOR THE TERM (Thirty Lessons) SIX DOLLARS FOR ONE LESSON WEEK
 PAYABLE IN ADVANCE
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-04-26

PRODA Sc dunn o 6ti svet-
nicich, fernes, dlazdena ulice a
zaplacena. Naleza Sc ma L. 1873
ul. z Union, cena $500. Dvou
rodinny dunn IA L. 134 ulici z
Union, garaz, fernes. Cena
$10.80O. Dunn cihlovy Ma L.
121 ul. mezi Kinsman a Union
ul., tepla voda, fernes, dve ga
raze, cena $4,000. Tez Sc proda
il tri lnuzske obleky po SO.
Haste Sc u Fr. Panuska, l3S04
Union Ave. Z
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-04-26
CERNY KRfz
ROMAN
Napsal Jules deGastine, franciny pref. Y. Kucnsky.
ROMAN.

zic z teto roztrzitosti sveho
pana, uvolnila beh svtij, potom
kracela jiz jen krok "a kro-
KEN, tn a tam uSkubavajic Wy
sokou travu. Slunce iiz Sc chy-
lilo k zapadu, kdyz V dalce Sc
ukazaly vezicky zamku Jerbe-
audiery.
80 kom TAX hluboce premy-
slis?"
Ostry HAS Fernandin pri-
mel Maxa, ably sc vzpamato-
val re sveho zadumani. Dee
ruska i zena vySly mu vstric a
zastavily Sc nyni u kocarku.
''Poradne isl Sc opozdil. O.
cekavaly jsme te treti hodi-
ne a ted bude brzo sest."
"Je-li mozna?"
"To Sc rozumi! Ia divka te,
jak sc zda, uplne poblaznila. "
"To jsou hlouposti! :. Po-
casi jest tax rozkosne
chtel jsem Sc nadychati svezi-
no vzduchu :. ami jsem ne
spozoroval, jak cas- minul."
''V sladkem blouzneni o kra
sotince!" znova dotirala Fer
nanda ma muze sveho.
Max neodpoved6l ami slo-
vem; pomohl zene a dcerusce,
ably sc posadily do kocarku a
vsichni til uhaneli k Jerbeau-
diery.
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Dlvka k niGemu
Roman cd w. Hsmburga.
Pro "Demacnost' pfelezil Jos. L. Voborsky.

PAX otevfel dvefe a v Mich
objevila sc dosud velmi hezka
zena, ktera usnlivajic Sc W.
sla ustrety.
"Vstupte jen dale, draha
Fridrisko, mdj stary uz vyhli-
II jako vybledle pozlatko". A
vedouc navstevnici do pokole,
vybizela j, ably odlozila svuj
kabatec a cepec.
"A nyni 81 pripijeme navza
jem. Muzi, prinesu sklenici
lynskeho - a mezi tim Sc bav-
te vespolek, neb vidim ma va
Sem obliceji, re mate nejake
tajemstvi. - Nejsem zarlivou,
sckoliv nam pflcinu byti".
pravila a smejic Sc odbehla.
"Nyni jsem vam k sluzbam.
Jest pani Nina opet mrzuta:.
Aneb vase srdce jest opet po-
boureno? Vyhlizite velmi ble-
da, slecno Riko, nesmite sedeti
dlouho, radeji prechazejte po
pokoji".
"Neprisla jsem "a pricinou
sveho zdravf, drahy doktors,
pfeji 81 jine rady a sice sluzbu
Cd vassho bratra, je dosud We
Florencii?"
"Ano, die poslednich zprav
byl tam jeste pred ctyrmi ty-
dny".
Nam ma neho velkou pros
bu".
'Kterou on take radosti
vykona".
"Ovsem, &c on nebude miti
g tim zadne vydanf, o to Sc jiz
postaram; chci sc no jen ota-
zati, zdali by dojel do Rima a
vyhledal tam jistou zenu, od
niz obdrzi dite, kterez priveze
pres Alpy do Bazileje a ia jej
pax budu ocekavati,"
ma mou veru, to mi nejak
podivne,"
"Neni to zadne tajemstvi",
pravila smutne Sc usmivajic.
"Ten hosik jest synem pritele
z meho mladi, ktery nedavno
zemfel. V ieho dopise psanem
diva dny pred snrti, ktery die
jeho vlastniho prani byl "a
Sian mne jednim z jeho kole-
gu, prosi mne snazne, abych
Sc o chlapce toho postarala a
privedla no do Nemecka".
"Jak Sc chlapec ten jmenu-
je?"
Sahla 81 ma sve hrdlo, 1ako
by chtela zastavit derouci Sc
slova. "Bedrich Adami", odve-
tia kvapne.
80, pardon, Riko, nyni
znam to jmeno - vzdyt' ia
jsem tez jednou neco - zaku-
sill skrze ne" = ehtel dodati a
odmlGel Sc ma chvilku hleda
pfi tom do jasneho, nekdy kras
neho obliceje divky, kterou
jednou TAX vrele, ba horoucne
miloval a cd niz byl odmitnut
X vuli jinemu.
(PokraeovAui.)
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FARMA ma vymenu o Al a
krech, 13 mil Cd Public Squaru
zaseta psenici a zitem. Dolby
TEX farnlarske naradi. Wy
meni Sc Ia jedno neb dvouro-
dinny dGm. Blizsi sdeli F. c..
Sklenar, 1862 Washington PIX.
Blvd. Tel. Union 315 w.
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ZDA-LI CHCETE prodat ne.

LDA-AA @11NA E pIUudt uC'
bo koupit farmu nebo jakyko.
liv mestsky majetek, obrat'te
Sc na spolehliveho jednatele
Vac. Ungra, 1921 Central Ave.
Tel. Princt. 2971 w. Obydli
cis. 2265 E. II St., Tel. Princt.
1856 w. 7
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jmeno nechtelo pEejiti pres
Jeji rty - y Italie", - vypu-
stila konecne.
''Bdh mne zehnej! Snad ne
jede domu, aneb ty pojedes k
nemu! Tax tedy pfece Sc to
jednou jiz skonti."
Teta Rika stala vzprime-
na, aniz by ma to odpovedela.
"Tedy te jest6 miluje? Do
stal sc tedy konecn6 tax dale
ko, re muze uziviti svou ze-
nu?"
"On jest mrtev", odvetila
smutne slecna Rika.
Pani Nina byIa ma okamzik
Jako zdrcena. Pohled ma Sc
stru pfivedl il jeSte vice do uz-
kosti. Chtela mluviti, avsak ne
byla to, pohlizela jako u vi
chazela re dvefi.
Bezprostfedne po tomto w
stupu zaslechla zahradni zvo-
mex a videla, jak teta Rika O.
pouStela dun.
"Kam ide?" tazal SO maly
hosik.
"Jak ia mohu vedeti? Bsz-
pochyby chce objednati neja-
ks venec, ale ona jej nemdze
zaslati tax daleko, nebesa ve-
di, co zamysli uciniti. Jsem
velmi rada, ze to prec nyni We
zme nejaky konec".
"Byl on tetin milenec?" ia
zal Sc opet chlapec.
"Ano, byl, avsak jen cti da-
lie; ona pride zpet. Kdykoli
jest We Spatnem rozmaru, wy
chazi ven i kdyby tfeba hre-
biky padaly. Kdyz sc ponekud
nitro jeji upokoji, teprve Sc
vzpamatuje a pTichazi do sve
miry".
Bedrich poslusn6 uprel zrak
opet do knihy, avsak Gisti ne
mohl. Miloval tetu svou veli-
ce, V jeff spolecnosti nalezal
vsechnu nahradu toho, cehoz
Sc mu nedostavalo cd matky,
ktera byla rovnez svyn stalym
stradanim rozmrzela a to lei
cinilo trudnym nepokoj-
nym.
"kdybych jen vedel kan
sla", tazal Sc opet po male
chvilce.
"Jen Sc uc."
Mezitim slecna Rika Traut-
manoVa snehove bouri pro
sla n6kolika tmavymi ulicemi,
az priSla k vysokemu domu, Y
Jehoz dolejsiho poschodi sv6-
Ito problyskalo mezi zaluzemi.
"Je pan doma?"
"Ano, prosim", odvetil OBJ
starly jiz muz, jen byl oble6en
lako domovnfk. "Prave nyni
zapalil 81 dymku a pani pripra
vuje hru sachy".
"Zeptejte Sc, prosim, zdali
bych no smela vyrusit na Okla.
mzik".
"O,zajiste. A proc pax bych
Sc mel naprad tazat? ia vas
Fzdy moilu nfedpustit, slecno
Fridi isko'.
A beze vSeho otaleni zvo-
lal svym hromovym hlasem
PAM Trautmanova FridriSka
rrichazi k nam!"
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CHCETE-Li 81 koupit, mex
prodat mestsky majetek anek
fsrmu, obrat'te se 9 duv2rol
na nejstarsiho q spolehlivehs
ceskeho jednatele Fr. Hattaaa
36A2 z. 40 III. Obchod zalozsr
roku 1894. Tel. Union ass L.
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HLEDASE

HLEDA Sc Mary Kotal, ro-
zena v Cerne V Cechach. HE
da j bratr Frank Kotal, a
necht' Sc hlasi u AL. Krivan,
{. 4617 Denmark Ave. 4-26
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"Byla vychovana pensio-
nate a byla po celou tn dobu
jednou 2 prvnich chovanek.
"Nechcete Sc zabyvati ucet-
nictvim slecno?" pokracoval
Ribaudeau, stale Sc usmivaje.
IS radosti -. Vykonam
vse, co mi prikazete," sotva
slysitelnym hlasem odvetilA
divka.
"Rozhodnuto. Cd te chvile
jste V mych sluzbach. o pod
minkach 81 promluvime pozde-
il, az uvidim, co unite delat,
a ted jdete do pokladny -
tady dveTe V pravo - tam ma
jdete hlavni kasirku, slecnu
Brunnerovu. Ona vam objasni,
v Gem bude zalezeti vase hlav
nj zamestnani. Prijdu "a chvi
Ii "a vami."
Ubirajic Sc do pokoje po-
kladnicniho, Klara pohledla
ma sveho ochrance MaXa IRA
KEN, jenz tlumocil hlubokou
Jeji vdecnost a oddanost.
Brachu, mas to st6sti!" u
small Sc Ribaudeau poklepava
je duverne ma rameno sveho
hosta. "Kde jsi nasel tax ca
rovne dite? Jake ona ma oci!
Jake rtiky! To v6rim, to We
rim, to je rozkosne d6vce, k
pomilovani, k nakousnuti :"
"Mylis Sc" suSe namitl Cha
toroux. "Klara jest pocestna
dlvka'.
"Dosud, MONA. Ale odola
jeji ctnost tvym zhavym pohle
dun? Ma dlouho? O tom po-
chybuji!"
"Prosim te, prestan -
"Zpozoroval jsem, re ona
pohlizi ma tebe, St astnice, "a
milovane."
"UjiSt uji t6, re jsem il wee
ra spatril poprve a re o lasce
mezi nami nemuze byti Teci."
"Netreba, abys Sc hail, mily
priteli. Nikomu neni Zakaz&no
zamilovati sc do heZke diVky
Slova ia pomatla do te miry
Chatoroux, re Sc odhodlal, re
Sc Klarou ami nerozlouei a
duchu sliboval, re nehodla sc
jiz nikdy S nj setkati.
"Otec teto divky obetoval k
vuli mn6 svou svobodu, svou
cest, snad zivot svui ted
bych Sc mu odmenoval tax
hnusnym jednanim? Ne, nc
toho nikdy nebude. Nesmim sc
stati novym bidnikem +. Mu'
sim Sc vzdalovati nebezpeci :.
Lidska povaha jest slaba!'
TAX prenatal Max V duchu
SVEN a posadiv Sc do kocarku
svihl Rissettu, jez uhanela ve'
sele k domovu.
kdyz sc dostal IA meSto, m
movolne vzpomn6l ma svou VI
selou chranenku, kterou zane
chal Y Chartresu, Srdce JehC
sc bolestne sevrelo, uzda Wy
klouzla mu z rukou a on ST
bolestne zadumal. Risetta t6
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PRODA Sc farma O 50ti a

PRODA Sc farma O 50ti a
krech Sc vsemi hospodarskymi
stroll blize stop 35 Warren
sville, O. Cena $500, dale far
ma o so akrech, blize Perry,
O., Sc vSim zafizenim, cena
$4,000 nebo Sc promeni "a NEST
sky majetek. DalSi podrobno-
sti sdeli V. Unger, 1921 Cen
trail Ave. 4-27
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HLEDA Sc pomocnik ma
lott akrovou farmu, dobry do
NOV pro radneho muze. Haste
sc mezi 6 8 hod. vecer V els.
1892 Washington Park Blvd.
4-28
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DrObne
Oznaanlky


ZENSkE DOMACf zivutky
vsech velikosti od 36 do 46;
nekolik novych modelu; zhoto
vene peknych perkalu tina
vomodre neb sede barvy; nez-
nych vzorku a slusneho stri-
hu; po SLAB a po $1.75 kus
V stfiznich obchodech "u Kou-
deld," 4735 Broadway a 428S
Warner Rd. APT
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MLADY SVOBODNY

hleda byt Sc stravou V tiche
domacnosti miste cd vych.
102 ul. ke Kinsman Rd. Ne
chte adressu V adm. t. |. 81
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PRlJMOU Sc muzi k sesta-
vovani sudu horejSich casti
dohromady. MladSi muzi mo-
hou miti zvlast6 dobr6 miSto.
Haste Sc u Standard Oil Co,
Barrel Factory, Broadway, bli
re Z. 33 ul. 81
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(PokracovAuf.)
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PRODA Sc S125.0O mluvici
stroj "a $4,000, je pouze diva
uzivany. Haste Sc V {.
1854 Fulton Rd. 4-26
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VYPRODAM cely sklad de-
chovych a smyccovych hudeb-
mich nastroju "a vyrobni cenu,
jakoz i vykladni skrine a vse-
chuo zarizenl. Haste Sc Y els.
424S Broadway. Tel. Union
OCT w. Broadway 28S M. |?
New-York tribune., 1920-01-04

Money Saving Values in Great of Needed er
SO Our January Cearances Of Wearing Apparel Afford Unequal
Opportunities to Buy for Yourself and Family
FOR MoNpAYA
New-York tribune., 1920-01-04
w. nrs, ~ a aSrtESALS-honday and Tuesday Until p M
opfeVene dealers buying quantities

1928 French Serges-4o-inch 80 "a
All wool-taupe, prune. BurrnnJy
DRESS GooDs-MATSN: NAN FLOOR
$l.57 Yard Wide Poplins. ..1.2e
Stlk mixed--high lustre--large as
sortment Of light, medium and
dark colors-also black.
slLKS--MAIN FLOOR
70 ct. White Gabardine. x1
8S-inch--for skirting, nurses' uni
forms, middies, boys' blouses and
WHITE oooDs-MArN FLOOR
4S ct. Outing Flannels. ek
tleecy nap-white with pink or
IT, was% 5luS JgpsarIipss,r ,
7S ct: silk Mixed Crepe de Chine Xxx
SO inch-variety Of day and eve. o
ming shades--pretty for party and
WASH DaSss s'' rAsnrcs-nAar,.r.r
SAT-. Silkoline Comfortables . "a
Floral patterns---full sixe-Wintcr
weights-cotton filed. ~
CoMF0RTABLEs--
$1.97 Women's Fleece
Union Suits az
Various styles-wcll made-ror7,-
Jar sizes. Ssu
- Also' extra sizes.
SsEr sSE FTsss; Tsbr,'%EA,-s1rx SSian; y.5dS7 :y;.5a;77
1924 Baby Boy Suits
~ ana Drcsses ..........1.Kk
Mildly. Oliver Twist and Coat o
u iSfASS4Ess'' SSE Dsr.s 3 { SrsosD sEsi FLOOR.
New-York tribune., 1920-01-04

$4,000 Mems Overcoats. .. .23.sO
A limited number, mostly ulster
cites.
MEMS crorHlNc-aIA1N FLOOR.
S2.24 Mems Double
Breast Shirts ..1 Rc
Wool mixed-soft finish-drawcrs
well made-all sizes.
MEMS uNDERWEAR-fA1S FLOOR.
1926 Mems Doluet Pajamas. AZ
fieecy nap-blue, pink, hello. tan
sIrlpes-wen known make-dou-
Bile coat front-feet in trousers
MEMS rURNlsHlNGs-siAlsNso ii. \ ' oIae1Si Ni,ooR
$3.50 Boys Overcoats-
5 to IL yrs. kn
Ch'nchillas and Overcoating-
nayy, plain colors, heather and
1ancy mixtures-s seasons newest
BOYS c1.orrnNe-rH1Rp FLOOR
$3.50 Boys Overcoats-
Winter Overcoatings - greens
browns and greys-belted models
buttoned to neck or conyertible
noYs' Ho1nrNc-rHrnp r,oon
Sl.SS Children's Felt Slippers "a
Elk soles--printed design on vamn
old rose. blue and red--siSes (
10 IL; ages 2 to 8 yrs.
SHOES SECOND FLOOR.
$2.S4 and S3.I7 Flannelette
h1mon0h .... po
Elastic belt and struieht l;ns ;no
models--light ana dark colors~N-
satin trimmings---large and email
collars sizes SO to d8.
HOUSE DAEssEs--sEcoND FLOOR
New-York tribune., 1920-01-04
2Oth January Sale
COMFORTABLES

ar" snuggy comtornbles and light fluffy o,rs feature in
the January Sale extraordinary sarngs
New-York tribune., 1920-01-04
January Clearance Sales of RUGS

bargan Ualues throughout department make M ,o,dt,
opportunity to P"Tcase regular ualue All es
New-York tribune., 1920-01-04
Clearance Of
Suits

Serge. brosdcioth, wool poplin, gabardine,
silysrtone, tricotinc, duvct de lainc, duvet
supcrieur ,yalama and gold tip, in black
and coIors, fashionabIy tailored on straight,
long lines or with blouse backs and collars
Of self-materiaI, sealinc, nutria or Austria
1ian opossum
New-York tribune., 1920-01-04

Ff~s ssssssey ~ ktSSCStH&G rugs
splendid quality.
Clesranees in Fine Grade Fibre Rurx--Odd
rugs grouped to clear at special prices
QUALITIES are excellent texture, in
desirable colors-8.3x1O.6 OF
Today's Value $22.5o
Clearance Lot Of Imported Grass Rugs
About f0o0--sizes 27x54 in. to 9x1c tt
large assortment of designs and colors At
2beo less than to-day's
value ......-......1 AT to 9.97
Reversible Hall and Stair Crash---double
bordered, striped or figured centres
green, red and tan colorings-
1S in wide--special value ue.... 20
22A in wide--special value ga
High Pile Administer Rugs
27x64 inch "A OF
s6xe3 inch ~
New-York tribune., 1920-01-04
goth January Sale
White Goods

Prepare your Summer sewino
at leisure and purchase n
savings nov.
Values Are UnexceIIed.
36-in. Underwear Cambric--
our regular .2S. Sale %
36-in. Underwear Nainsook-
our regular .48. Sale ~
36-in. Underwear Nainsook
our regular 2s. Sale %
4a-in. Lingerie Batiste-
our regular so. Sale A
A-in. Chiffon Voile-
our regular go. Sale Ac
Figured and Striped Madras
our regular .4S.. Sale a.
Longcloth (10-yd. piece)- Sale
a6-ln.-our regular $2.8S. . 0s
36-in.-our regular $40. - "a
36-'n.--our regular S4.18.. 277
ao"ll'.--our regular $3.74.. Z m
4o-in.-our regular $4.2S.. 1S
3o-ln.-our regular Sa.6S.. < QC
oo-'n.--our regular $5,sS. a a.
Nainsook t1O-yd. piece)-~ Sale
3o-in.--our regular $685.. ..317
3o-in.-eur regular $2.SS.. & az
3o-in in.---o'ir regular s4.4S.. q an
oo-ir.~~our regular S4.7S.. a a
o6-in.--our regular $5.8S. "a
ao-in.--our regular $6.Ss.. j.. Il m
u2-yd. piece)- SyIU SsIe
s'-in.--our regular se.o7.. S160
New-York tribune., 1920-01-04

Fibre Art Squares--Oriental effects re-
versible and figured designs
Sxlz -four regular $3.50. "a
ZOO Fine Grade Imported Rush Rugs-Nov-
city weave, with stenclled borders and
center desgns-Chinese and Oriental
y effects--4x7 IT,, 4.6x7 IT.
c.s "rss'"l va.ue '.'.. ............ 81
SANITARY Felt Base Rugs-for kitchen and
living room-linoleum patterns
Art Loom Wilton Velvet Ruxs-seamlessS-1
good assortment of patterns and colorincs
not full measurement-9x12 #
perfect sze-value $500. co rn
WOOL Fibre Rugs-S.3x10.6 ft.--two-toned
colorings in dark blue, rose,
lSO Notified Administer Rugs "'04
27x54 in.
New-York tribune., 1920-01-04
2Oth January Sale
BLANKETS
Qualities distinguish erery Of these sale and prices
sprend The fame Of Hearn paIue
Extra fine quality Wool Mixed Blankets, = - -
white with contrast horder. Also plaid. . u Ill
Our regular 1854 A6eOV

Cotton
imported ~ ~
in nsinse
reg Sale Q6 Nfr
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New-York tribune., 1920-01-04
- 2Osh January Sale
Bed Muslins and Spreads

The cotton demand ncreang prices are higher
':n . ihey haze bee" in fifty These msns,
Po cases could not be duplicated in tonys
ioc prices featured here Thereoresuppy needs at
January Sale Savings! - ~ ~
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-02-10
Alkali In Soap
Bad For the Hair

Soap should be used very carefully. if
you want to keep your hair looking its
best. Most soaps and prepared sham
poos contain too much alkal. This
dries the SCALP, makes the hair brittle
and ruins it..
The best thing for steady use is Null
sified cocoanut oil shampoo (Which is
pure and greaseless), and is better than
anything else you can use
One of two teaspoonfuls will cleanse
the hair and scalp thoroughly. Simply
moisten the hair with water and rub it
in. 1t makes an abundance of rich.
creamy lather, which rinses out easily.
removing every, particle of dust, dirt,
dandruff and excessive oil. The hair
dries quickly and evenly, and it leaves
the scalp soft, and the hair fine and
silky, bright, lustrous, fluffy and easy
to manage.
You can get Mulsified cocoanut oil
shampoo at any pharmacy, it's very
cheap, and a few ounces viii supply
every member Of the family for months
adv.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-02-10
HENDERSON COUNTY
COURT ADJOURNS; FLU

LEXINGTON, Tenn, Feb. 10. (spL)
The regular February term Of the
Henderson county circuit court con-
yened yesterday morning with Judge
n. r. Barham, of Jackson. on the
bench. The grand and regular juries
were organized but at 1:30 o'clock in
the afternoon Judge Barham called che
local physicians into conference On The
influenza situation and II was the
opinion of the doctors that it would be
safer to dismiss the court. accordingly
the judge announced that the court
would be continued until Monday,
March s, when the docket OF 102 cases
will be heard.
There are several important cases
against parties charged with making
and selling whisky, which will be
tried during the weeks of March Sis,
but 1t is understood that the $4,000
Boswell damage suit against the Nash
vile, Chattanooga & St. Louis railway
will not be tried until its companion
case. the damage suit for the death of
Miss Jennie Unidentified, which occur
red at the same time Fielder Boswell
was killed, has been finally disposed
Of by the supreme court.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-02-10
London Witnesses
First Parliament
Opening In Years

r. LONDON, Feb. l0.-London today
Witnessed for the first time since 1914
the ancient ceremony OF a state open
ing OF parliament, with all its tradi-
uonal pageantry.
KING George, Queen Mary, and the
prince Of Wales, proceeded from Buck
lngham palace to Westminster in state
carriages. escorted by mounted life
guards The royal party was received
by members Of the two houses Of par
lament in the house of lords, where
klng George read the speech from the
The route Of the procession through
the Mall and down White Hall for more
tnan mile was lined by military in
khaki, the guards regiments not having
as yet resumed their scarlet uniforms.
HAN an hour before the procession
passed through the streets, the crown
and sword of state were borne in the
royal carriage, surrounded by life
guards, from the lord chamberlain's
otnee at st. James palace to the house
of lords.
A large group of state dignitaries, in
regalia and wearing emblems of their
otflceS, were gathered at the royal en-
trance beneath Victoria tower to re-
ceive the king and queen. Entering the
building, the king and queen, with their
retinue, proceeded up the staircase to
the robing room, 80 or 40 Of the nobility
preceding IneHl.
Members of the house of lords rose
and bowed low when King George en-
tered, and when the king and queen
had seated themselves on the throne,
a peer bearing the cap of mainten-
ance" stationed himself at their right
another carrying the sword of state
took his position at their left, and other
dignitaries grouped themselves about.
The usher of the black rod, having
summoned the house of commons to
join the house of lords, the members
of the lower house entered, being led by
the speaker in official wig and robes,
closely followed by the premier and
members of the cabinet.
King George, in opening the speech
from the throne, said
My lords and MEMBERS" instead of
the customary MY lords and gentle
men," this innoYation being necessi-
tated for the first time at the proro-
cation of parliament in December by
the election of Lady Astor to a seat
in the house of commons. When King
George last opened parliament, in Feb
ruary, 1914 his first words were: my
relations with foreign powers continue
to be friendly"
Two hours elapsed from the time the
procession started from Buckingham
palace until it returned.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-02-10
Phone Specials In
Notions

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