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The Lexington progress. (Lexington, Tenn.) 1884-current, 1921-08-26
Local and Personal
Baseball goods.

Baseball goods.-Elk.
Make your plans to see "The Time
of His Life" next Friday night,
DR.. R. H. Milan, wife and son, Hal
visited Wildersville last Sunday.
J. M. Brasher, SCOTS Hill mer-
chant, was here in the last weekend
Picking spices all kinds.-Elk.
Mrs. Green Threadgill on NJ Main
street, has been reported sick this
week.
The three daughters of Rev. Fleet
wood Ball are visiting relatives in
Paris.
Star Photographs and records for
sale at Modern Remedy & Speciality
Company.
Poison wheat for mice and rats
Elk.
Make your plans to see "The Time
of His Life" next Friday night, Aug.
Goth.
Our friend, Tom Edwards, of the
old 18th district, was in to say howdy
Wednesday.
We have all the newest talking ma
chine records.-Modern Remedy &
Speciality Company.
Mrs. Merit league and little daugh-
ter, Alice, have both been on the sick
list this week
DR.. V. B, Rogers is attending the
Cotton States Merchants Associa-
ton in Memphis this week.
Lead, oil, zinc-that's all-True
Tagg Paint.-Elk.
Watson Phillips and family return
ed few days ago from visit to rel
atives in Hot Springs, Ark.
Mrs. j. A. Pafford returned Mon
day from a visit to her sister, Mrs.
Esco Derryberry, in Scott, Miss.
Corporal Henry Lipscomb, now in
camp at Fort Orgelthorpe, Ca, was
in town Monday enroute to camp.
Mrs. Len Laws, of Broken Arrow,
Oklahoma, spent the week here Wis
iting her relatives and many friends.
Buy a cheap paint and the joke will
be on you.'-Elk.
John F. Hall, wife and son, John
Murray returned last Thursday from
a two-week's stay in Hot Springs,
Ark.
Auto, buggy and wagon paint-the
best only-True-Tagg. Elk.
LOST-Between Lexington, OAR
den and Stafford, 2 Lee Ford Tires
New. Reward offered.-H. A. Pow
ers.
Every penny of proceeds from THE
Time of His Life" will be used to
pay off the High School Gymnasium
debt.
Esq. W. I. Threadgill has returned
from visit of several days to rela-
tives and friends in the Huron vicin-
ity.
FIG-SEN (NyaD for constipation
candy laxative children like it
lie, PC and 52c.-Elk.
See The Time of His Life a three
act comedy at the City School Audi
forum. 1t is a play full of fun and
action.
Miss Ruth Alexander, Of Nashville
ARK. has been here since last Fri
day visiting her sister, Mrs. Thomas
W Stegall.
Spend an enjoyable evening by com.
ing to see Time Of His Life" You
will at the same time be helping q
good cause.
The Lexington progress. (Lexington, Tenn.) 1884-current, 1921-08-26
ANNOUNCEMENTS.
SHERIFF.

We are authorized to announce J.
P. Chalk, of the First District of Hen
derson county, candidate for sheriff,
subject to the action of the Republi-
can party in primary election, Satur-
day, August 9th, 1921.
We are authorized to announce Joe
f. Blankenship candidate for the Of
flee of Sheriff of Henderson county
subject to the action of the Republi-
can party in primary election, Satur-
day August 27, 1921.
The Lexington progress. (Lexington, Tenn.) 1884-current, 1921-08-26
CIRCUIT COURT CLERK.

We are authorized to announce
Circuit Court Clerk J. B. Scott a can
didate for reelection. subject to the
Republican party Of Henderson coun-
tv. in primary election, Saturday,
August -. 1921.
TRUSTEE.
We are authorized to announce c.
r Roberts of the old 3rd district as a
candidate for Trustee of Henderson
county. subject to the action Of the
Republican primary. Saturday, Aug
ust, 81, 1921.
New Britain herald., 1921-08-26
COMBINATION FUEL
 CHEAP FOR AUTOPSY
Gas Generation Mixture Composed Q, Alcohol And Sulphur Combina
 ton Reduces Costs One Half

Rome, Aug. 26.--Throush the in- Vention of a gas generat1ne mixture composed of alcohol and a sulphur carpon combination, the cost of oper alns automobiles and all internal com buStlon motors can be reduced one-hajf, according to the claims of Englncer Sesti, who after exhaustive experiments under the auspices of the Italian government has just completed a report on the possibilities of the new combustion.
 me use of the new gas genera ting mlHture pre-supposes the employment of a skeptical kind of carburetor which Signor Sesst haa evolved.
 The experiments have been in pro gress ever. a period of almost three years, and were begun with a special view Of lessening the cost of automo- bile fuel.
 The new fuel has a density greater than that of of gasoline in the ratio of 925 to 730. It is urged that tho adoption of the fuel will considera blv lessen the importations of foreign gasoline. Practically all the raw ma terials necessary for the new fuel can be found in Italy.
 The inventor claims that the ex haust gas is less obnoxious to the lungs than the fumes of gasoline.
 The use of crude alcohol to the pro- portion of 70 per cent. is employed in the fue! while the remaining 30 per cent is taken up by the sulphur car Dor combination.
New Britain herald., 1921-08-26
FlfW-FIFTY SHARE
 MAY CAUSE TROUBLE
MexiCanS Object to Division Of
 All Profits

Mexico City, Aug. 26.-A law re-
 gently passed and promulgated in the
 state of Vera Cruz to permit work
 men to share in the profits of any in- duStry Tn that state has met much protest and thrat is made that if there is any attempt to carry it into effect a general paralysis of industry will result.
 The law calls for the establishment of a commission of seven, three e,n ployers and three workmen and a chairman selected jointly, in each municipality in the state which at least once annually, shall cali for th, books of all industrial concerns and after a careful audit, shall name the share of the laborers. The workmen are to receive not less than 10 Der cent. of the total net profits. No max imum is stated.
 The chairman is to be named by the president of the municipality if his se- lection cannot be mutually agreed upon by the employers and the work men. It is pointed out by those who oppose the law that this will almost always result in the naming of q workman inasmuch as virtually all the presidents of municipalities arc laborers.
 The profits to be divided, according to the law, will be understood to be the net earnings realized in the busi ness after taking into consideration
 the interest and the amortiza ton :2f
 the capital invested. The interest
 Will not exceed six per cent, per an-
 num and the amortization will be ad
 Justed acording to the nature of the
 capital, but must never exceed 10 per
 cent of the capital of the immovabl
 estate"
 One of the principal objections made to the law is that it is retro active to February 5, 1917. An elaborate system of embargoes and hnes is provided in case the employ CTS fail to comply with the orders of the comm mission or are discovered at tempting to evade any of it's findings. Goods and properties may be sold at puoEc auction to secure payment.
 Mexican newspapers almost as a init are opposed to the law and are supporting the industries in their at
 empt to have federal action taken against it. Committees representing 'arlous chambers of commerce have conferred with President Obregon who IS now considering if relief meas ures are possible. Legislatures in other states have given indications that similar laws are contemp1ated there.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-04-23

coming acquainted with the mantle of
whitencss that makes winter delight
to children and often trial to their
elders. But such was really the case
with Bcbe Daniels, the young Rcalart
star, whose Ducks and brakes will
open at the Arcadia next week.
You sec." explained Miss Daniels
one day at the studio, when some one
asked her about her first experience
with snow, Il was born in Dallas,
Tex. and lived most of my life there
and in Los Angeles. The only snow
l had ever seen was that far away on
the mountain tops. Therefore, you
can imagine | was very glad when,
on the last day of our location trir
at Big Bear Valley, 5000 feet up in
the mountains. real blizzard began.
We had gone up there 10 film certain
scenes for Ducks and brakes. "
Ducks and brakes is a mile a
minute modern farce that gives Miss
Daniels opportunity in one of those
good little bad girl roles peculiarly
suited TO her dashing personality.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-04-23

WhEN "i'iiani DeMi''e' rsraiioun'
w producer, undertook to screen Sir
James NJ. Barrie's What Every
oman Knows, when VIII De SHOWN
at the STANLEY week OF May =, the ques-
ton OF cast was one OF primary IN
Portance. Mands ADAMS ana bruce NC.
rae VINO played tne leaaing rolss IN tne
american. proauctlon OF tne pay atc
SUCCEEDED ,I.,, IN Ine screen version o' LUIS
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ters have supplied scenario that deals
in two parts with the life of the horse
and those who own it. One Is told by
the animal and the other by the
human star, while some fine animals
take their parts equally well.
ARCADIA-"Ducks and brakes" is a
comedy by Elmer Harris which Maui
rice Campbell directed, with Bebe
Daniels In the title role. Jack Holt Is
the leading man. The story has to do
with a girl who has everything she
desires, but, becoming restless, starts
lot OF fun.making action.
vICTORIA--"The Branding Iron" is a
thrilling piece of stagecraft and those
who recall the dramatic appeal OF
Sessue Hayakawa in THE Cheat"
where he brands Fannie Ward. will be
interested in this. James Kirkwoou
and Barbara Castleton are cast in this
play. which deals with mountain
girl with aspirations. Reginald Bar
ker directed.
REGENT-"Officer 666" brings Tom
Moore in humorous story by Angus
tin McHugh, in which the gentlemanly
crook robs houses of paintings while
in the guise of an officer of the law.
CAPITOL - Pleasure Seekers" has
Elaine Hammerstein as It's star. 1t
was written by John Lynch and
George Archinbaud directed II. A
country girl has task In the attempt
to regenerate her profligate husband.
She also has to overcome the sting of
being called n fortune hunter.
CHESTNUT STREET OPERA HOUSE
-"Dream Street" with Charles Mack,
Ralph Graves and Carol Dempster.
and directed by ID. w. Griffith. II Is
a story Of brotherly love laid in Lon
don's Limehouse district. The see
mario was taken from Thomas Burke's
stories.
PALACE-"The Passion Flower" with
Norma Talmadge.
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son, the hero of this romantic farce,
has the natural talent of bad scenario
writer for mussing up the climax of
everything he undertakes. He Spends
both time and money in planning de-
lightful surprises for his sweetheart
and his friends that turn out embar
RAISING. The different devices he en-
ploys to accomplish his unhappy ends
are mirth provoking for tic spectator,
and the mixture of Chucklcs, roars and
romance in the story is said to make It
excellent entertainment. 1t is not so
much of stunt picture as most Of
the Fairbanks output.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-04-23

MARkET STREET--"Kismo,.
otis Skinner, first half of y, with
,as, asn n, with Clara KimbaiiI ali week;
fMPERIAL IAL--"Earthboundr
ig Ming hrst half Good RefSSro Basil
win constance Talmadge, last atbnGss,' bnGHss,
ALHAMBRA--"The Kentucriou.m
Monte Blue, first bnis with
Women" with David Butler aaFickle
GREAT NORTHERN - wrh. nat
with George Arliss, Inc Devil"
COLONTAL-Monte Blue Il, ..r,-
tMgekians;" Ml,sn first half "Nomadsn dne >, Ken.
LOCUST-Viola Dana (, "c,
Twin" first half; owen Moorlnn ooorlndierellas ie elias
Chicken In the Case" last haIs IN The
STRAND-Monte Blue in "r.
a;rhn aTSR,ans, nso. hrst half Dorothy ci1S Nen. a
ne o"ost III the Garret," last tSh Y
hshtg,sMm,iitIatsy step,s M,iiIoussy, ,Arbuckle in "Rrou,
Justice Johnstone in 'pio 'I,io tuesday
broadway" Wednesday a5 5shing Of
day; Alma Tell in "Paying iu th Thurs.
Friday and Saturday. '''e Plper"
RIVOLI.-''The Palace OF Dor,,o
dows; hrst half; 'PlaythInE ~ wiz
Saiy way with Justine Johnstonen n'Jad; ,a1;
BELMoNT--Lon CLANCY IN "r,
atty, FIRST half Basil Kings "g '!ra ZEN ..n
oo,hIIS5EUM"chaplin ,Ids5. 1 in The r,,.
Hearts" Wednesday fs,,,, Marooned
in "Brewster's MiliIons"S -rAfrDuckle
day. nu' Satur.
CEDAR--Matt Moore in "rbo p.,
ate Pilgrim" Monday and r,assion' rraSsion'
Wednesday MSGts hiHe abG IN TThe Ken,aSfiSnsy
buckle in "Brewster's Mii,,nnaatty Ar
day and Saturday. ''''oi's' Fri.
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its. Not only is Mr.. MacJcan afforded
ample opportunity to ''get over"
sparkling comedy situations, but to
display dramatic ability and skill with
"thrillers" as well.
The opening scenes of the story, laid
on famous California racctrack, have
tensely dramatic situations, and q
thrilling accident. in which Mr.. Mac.
Lean flays a prominent part.
Beatrice Burnham, as winsome
small town" girl, heads an excellent
supporting cast.
TOD BROwNING'S original drama
l. of the underworld, "Outsidc tho
May ?, with Priscilla Dean In the
stellar role. Lon CLANCY, Wheeler
Oakman, Il. A. Warren, Ralph Lewis,
Melbourne Mcdowell, Wilton Taylor
and new child actor, Stanley
Goethals, are In the cast.
Browning produced his story rs n
Universal Jewel feature, and the COM
pleted picture is said to have beauty
and lavishness. The locale is San
Francisco, and several blocks Of the
Bay City's underworld were reproduced
at Universal City. An apartment house
on Knob Hill, the modern palace of n
banker, and the oriental intricacies Of
the rear and second floor of a bazaar
are some of the settings.
ct TITLE JOHNNY" JONES and
- his mother will appear in person
every afternoon and evening next week
at the Stanley Theatre as an added
attraction. His latest picture. Get
Rich Quick Edgar" another Of those
delightful Booth Harrington stories,
made at Goldwyn's studio in Callfor-
MIA, will also be shown on the screen.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-04-23
UCODLEss MEN" a Reginald
Guide to Photoplays
for the Week to Come

Dollar.a-Year Man" Is
an original story of Walter Woods
which James Cruze directed. 1t Is a
tale OF a prince who visits n yacht
club. The members fear they will be
disgraced by one of their cruder fel.
lows. He is kidnapped in fun, but It
turns out to be a reality until rescued.
Edward Sutherland, Winifred Green
wood and Edwin Stevens are in sup
port of Fatty Arbuckle, the star.
Gladys Rice Is the soprano sololst,
and ballet advertisement will also
be given Johnny Jones. star of Gold
wyn's Edgar series, will appear in
person all week.
STANTON-"Black Beauty" is an un.
usually beautiful story of Anna
SewelIs tale of horse. The Ches.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-04-23
MOVIEGRAMS FROM
SCREEN TOPATRON

D OSCOE (Fatty) Arbuckle proved
IL that 4 man can do two things at
time. Furthermore, this stout comedian
demonstrated that n man could work the
greater part of twenty four hours Il day
and still stay fat during the filming of
The Dollar-a- Year Man, at the
STANLEY beginning Monday.
Wien Director James Cruze began
work upon the picture there was few
days delay while Joseph Henaberry,
thCI, directing brewster Millions.
was waiting for massive boat set to
be completed. Mr.. Cruze put UP his call
and the OOpular comedian began pOr-
traying MS role of amateur detective in
the new picture.
\ day or two later the yacht set was
completed, and as the action OF that Sc
quence of brewster Millions" sup
pOsedly takes place at night. Director
llCnabcrry put up his night calls for
Mr.. Arbucklc. After working ali day IN
q yacht club setting for Tho Dolar-u-
Year Man" and finishing about ) p. M,
the star would report at 6 p. IN. sharp TO
work on the deck of the yacht for
"BrCwster' 5 Millions" This work con-
tinuCd far into the night
But despite this strain, Fatty lost
not pound. lie gained two. lie shows
it in The Doller-a.l Man.
uORSES have been suppIanted by
IL the automobile Millions of read.
crs Of Black Beauty tn" popular
Autobiography Of 4 Horse by Anna
Sewell. will remember Johns wild ride
ON Black Beauty To summon the doctor
when Mrs. Gordon was at the point of
death. The physician would be called by
telephone today.
Yet even with the passing Of the
horse" from many fields of former serv-
ice since Anna Sewel wrote more than
forty years ago. mans noblest friend
still holds Il hru place in the heart of
humanity.
In preparing the motion picture YER
sion to visualize BLACK Beauty" as a
Nitagruph production Mr.. and Mr.. q.
George Randolph Chester labored long
and earnestly 10 insure the faithful ard
accurate presentation Of Anna Sewell 5
story. n, 49,. wrote il. on the screen.
"Blar'; Hrauty" will be shown at the
Stan 81 '.>l H,rk.
In ra p.ctVr' play Squire Gordon,
JESSE lio.0,un and Harry BlOmefeld in
the book lppCar in the dress OF early
seventies, the period in which the action
was laid.
Without in any way encroachins upon
the original story, the Chesters have
added the thrilling human romance go
Ing on indoors while Black Beauty was
living in the outdoor story,
NINETEEN before she had ever
~ touched SNOW,
To people in the eastern and middle
western states il would seem inCompre
hcnsible that any one could have lived
10 the age Of nineteen without be-
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NINETEEN before she had ever
~ touched snow,
To people in the eastern and middle
western states il would seem inCompre-
hcnsble that any one could have lived
10 the age Of nineteen without be-
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-04-23

met Mack. who as n lad was q breaker
boy at his home town, Scranton. and
later n mule driver in the mines, Is
twenty years old. Mack is the year =
sensation Of the screen. Griffith, seeing
Mack in tho studio. gave him an oppor-
tunity. Mack at one time lived in Phil
adelphia. where he has relatives and
where he worked. He was here with
Hearts of the World" selling souvenir
books. Ralph Graves, just ut his ma =
jority. is to an extent veteran screen
actor. for he worked out in California
for two yonrs and for time was lead =
ing man for Dorothy Gish's starring
pictures. Graves is from Cleveland,
o.. where his father is we'll known.
NOR the seventh anniversary of the
1 Stanton Theatre. celebrated the
week of May ., Is announced program
of artistic and entertaining value. This
will include the first presentation of
the latest film in which Douglas Fair
banks'is the star, entitled "Thc Nut" ;
selections by the Stanton Concert Or
Chestra, vocal solos and other features
The Stanton was formerly the Stan
ley. which name it retained until Jan
uary of this year, when the new struc
ture at Nineteenth and Market streets
took the title of Stanley.
From the outset the Stanton had a
policy of productions of quality, com
bined with music by excellent mu-
sicians. and surrounding program OF
entertaining value. Under the personal
supervision of Jules +. MaStbaum
president of the Stanley Co., the Stan.
ton today Is one of the most popular
motion pictures houses in the eastern
rart Of the United States.
Douglas Fairbanks is an extremely
well groomed and natty brand of cheer
full idiot in The Nut" Charlie Jack
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-04-23
STREET" at the Chest =

"DREAM STREET" at the Chest
- nut. is exceptionally youthful
with respect to the leading characters,
and it is interesting to learn that the
combined ages of the three leading play
ers in the picture are just sixty years.
Carol Dempster, nineteen years, has the
role of the girl in the play. Her whole
screen career has been under the direc-
ton of D. W. Griffith. who discovered
her at Los Angeles, where as n high
school girl she was taking up dancing
and in a short time had her well along
toward picture success. Charles EN-
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-04-23

This is not the first time that the star
has been In Philadelphia, for he was
in the old Lubin pictures when little
boy. In fact, he appeared on the stage
when but six months old. 1t was when
four years old that the hero of the boys
stories appeared at the Lubin studio:
He has played in walls of Jcrico,'
HCODLESS MEN" a Reginald
" Barker production. with n Gold
wyn cast. win be shown at the Palace
week Of May 2. Russell Simpson por-
trays the leading character, "Black
Paul" AS "Iilack Paul" he defics God
and for years sails the sea terror to
every man before the mast. The his
tory of those sinister sea captains who
ruled by split blood and fear is all
combined in the life of BLACK Paul
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1921-01-13

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ceptth in and .s1.so5774.ss
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1921-01-13
REPORT or THE CONDITION
OF IL
EXCHANGE BANK
OF Washington,

At Washington, N the District q Gsfulalsa. 1t
the close Of business December g. 14.O.
RESOURCES.
1. Loans and discounts.
including redfs
counts Except those
shewn In b and g. .$f3S, NV
p orerdrafi s.A' secured e:ii' slss.ei; ..
unsecured, 81 cents. 13osI
3. U. s. government securities
owned:
Enpledsed ....... 37,Sa6.So
War savings certih-
Gates and thrift
staHPs .-.......... 4fV''S
Total q. s. government 1ecxri-
4. a Bonds. securities.
etc. other than
u. g.. including
premium on same. 1850. 16e
Total bonds. securities, etc..
other than q. S...-.......-. So. leSSo
5. Stocks, including premium on
G. banking house - 420UO. 90
Z. Furniture and fixtures. 6.OS. 70
9. Other real estate owned. saoo.0O
9. Due from national
n nankf from ,;' iii other s" s"''s
banks ............. 4o7.U
- es77l. 10
10. Exchanges for clearing house. 4.01e.al
L
II. Cash in vault Observation-Disclosures. "i,SOS 81
II. Certificates q indebtedness. 8.5O0.00
II. Other assets (accrued INTEREST,". 8.s44. 10
Total ........................s ss4 go. -
LIABILITIES
Is. Capital stock paid in. .......... $4,000 90
II. Undivided profits. :. sci ,445.ae
Less current ex-
peuses. interest and
- o282 o.
q. Certified checks ............... s0s.17
Demand deposits deposits pay
able within 80 days):
check .............:....... e47 1884 81
81. Dividends unpaid ..:.......... 500
Total demand deposits. itcns
~, %. %. "a. e. 20: e
Time deposits payable after 80
days. or subject to 50 days
more notice.:
%. Certificates of deposit {other
than for money borrowed -. 1875. 90
Total Of time deposits. itenss '''-' '''-
%, 80. 81 and 81. .s3T2. 271. 80
I, WILLIAM R. NAGEL. cashier Of the
above-named bank, do solernnly swear that the
above statement is true to the best Of my
knowledge and belief.
Subscribed and sworn to before me this 11th
isealJ JAMES MALCOLM HENRY.
Notary Public.
MARK F. FINLEY.
E. ". WHITEsIpE,
Directors.
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Money to Loan

Secured BY rirst Deed Of Ttmt on Real nssass.
Prevailing interest and commissioa.
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The Marietta journal. (Marietta, Ga.) 1918-1944, 1921-03-24
cowAN SCHOOL.

Principal-Thomas G. McLain.
Honor Roll.
1st grade-Loyd Thomas.
End grade-Dock Gossett, Robert
Scroggs.
Bird gradeALaura Mae Gossett,
Grace Brown, Lillian Brown.
4th grade-Louise Brown, Nellie
Scroggs.
9Th grade-Ralph Brown.
The attendance has been some bet
ter during the past week. We have
made this week a cleanup week. We
have arranged for better ventilation
by lowering the windows from the
top, cleaned off the school yard and
re-established individual drinking
cups; which had been neglected in the
past to great degree. We have only
one more week Of school for this term
as the term ends Friday, March 25th.