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Evening journal., 1921-07-28
FAyoRARLE COMMENT cREErs APPOINTMENT

GENAToR T. COLEMAN DU PoVr has appointed Jona-
- than Brown OF this city his private secretary Be
cause Of his wide experience in that capacity under sena
Tor salisbury Mr. Brown should be exceedingly useful TO
the new junior United States senator from Delaware
He is possessed OF marked secrearial ability Coupled
with it is courteous personality which carries him far
in his official Intercourse with the public and individuals
Since the announcement Of the appointment was made
many favorable comments have been heard in this CITY
and State
Evening journal., 1921-07-28

below Canterbury in dangerous
condition. The court ordered the
Engineer to build a new concrete
bridge at the place at a cost mot to
exceed 1921.
The matter Of clerical help fcr
the County Board of Assessm enE
which has been before the court for
the past two weeks. was again dis
cussed. Members Of the board ap-
peared in person and explained the
reason clerical help is required for
the balance Of the year. No difnits
action was taken.
Evening journal., 1921-07-28
TWINS HELD AS BANDITS.

MAHONOY CITY, Pa, July Is
State police early yesterday captured
Roy and Earl Keller, seventeen
year-old twin brothers. accused of
terrorizing the residents Of Taylors-
Vile and Aristes for several months
past and evading arrest
They were charged with robbing
several homes in Taylorsville and
with almost beating to death Will
liam Callus and Edward Snyder, two
aged men. The keller boys lived in
an abandoned mine drift in the
mountains. Squire McFadden com
mitted them to the County Jail
without bail.
Evening journal., 1921-07-28

The director OF the savings division OF me First Federal
Reserve District reports that savings deposits m New
England have increased si5O0OO or II per cent
IN the past year Some pessimsts insist that times are
hard but the above figures indicate that they are not
hard they at least and that rapid Improvement
prOcess is well under way.
Evening journal., 1921-07-28
DALEY,s WOODS CAMP,

Camp meeting will open in Daley'z
woods, near Marydel, on Sunday
Rev. Seth Givens Of St Georges,
Rev. Jacobs Of Chester. Pa, and
and other prominent speakers will
be present.
John Reed and Thomas Shsaw--
brooks are the camp managers.
Evening journal., 1921-07-28
HuGHEs, DEMAND upoN RISaA.

CEcREnARY OF STATE HUGHES has demanded that
- the Russian Soviet Government free an American
prisoners in that country
Unless that demand be met promptly, American relief
for distressed Russians viii be cut on.
The American prisoners, who number about soore.
have been subjected to many ndgnities and Ia much
hardship They should been arrested and the
Wilson administration should have effected their release
long before it went out OF Office
Evening journal., 1921-07-28

Reports snow that the railroads lost last year through
theft Of freight S2 $4,000 nearly onequarier OF total OF
freight claims the roads called upon 10 pay during
the year Here Is item where increased efficiency
under private ownership and operation ought to make
saving There will always be stealing hut raising
the standard Of rail workers employed coupled with
more intensive inspection system should add greatly o
safety in transit
Evening journal., 1921-07-28

One reason why Germany is able TO compete so sue
cessfuy in world trade is that has no expensive
armies and navies to maintain. That fact that should
be realized by her commercial competitors and viii
nnd added significance to the ornaments conference in
Washington
Evening journal., 1921-07-28

Lost articles may be recovered by
a Want Ad in this paper during the
coming week.
Evening journal., 1921-07-28

Included among the optimsts is the man who is post
poning his vacation in anticipation OF lower railroad
fares.-BostOn Transcript
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1921-05-20

NELLIE DOYLE
"Na SWEET ns She o. Fretiv'
Nemo though atfdFht from tine north. has ali
thcst Quaiities.of tc sweet girl graduate" namely
beauty With wand SO rods.-su curs. When
boy first her bif first dUsirc b. To meet hor.
because hhr is dtfcrtnt from ihc rest
VICTOR TRAVIS AtNIM
Athletic Editor Ia Gnviotn. President Freshman
"ass rs. Track 49, go ~, Football ~ Captain
-
Pat has a,two passenger Ford Just built for four
IN ciNtCs he is always expressing hia opinion ~
wotnen--and being ladies' uan. we think hu ought
10 know. Pats strong chHraoter and his eSccii-
tonal athletic skill would have made him an idenl
Roman
RUPERT GREGORY
ftunort entered th' ciuH toward the last ~ the
year bur quickly snadc many friends We regret
that he WAS not With uH LONGER
HAZEL pklOIN
1ihgci rs ono ~ our hest students and her chief
uccrcatiuna ridiug BOZ ihg Buick" and attend
INA tho oountrs dances. To look ut hor you would
think she WIS q good sport Wen. she ~ When
evergbod, you meet lrios go iak al She Time ia ia
real pleasure 10 find guud LISTENER Perhaps thst
Is tho secret for iazcls popularity.
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1921-05-20

pEEBIFS pFfEFTEN
Aice President Senior Glass. pnlnmcnttriau
Mcngcr Debating cub ~
Hph ShuckHl
Through his good looks, good inc and Louisiana
hruuHe. i'rehcs has became member of the royal
order ~ heart smaahtrs' lie n good student
escu % be- does hate 10 get an his work aud on IN"
whole b. true tvns gentleman.
GRACE DUNN
Gilrs basketball 1s 10 20 and ~
A. Hu athlete Grace make most Of the hnys
ashamed of Themselves She is not only one Of the
odd reliahlos OF the basketball team but She s tho
nabe Ruth Of the girls baskcthon team, Her
Jolly nature mukou her welcomed everywhere
SIDNEY HELLAMf
Football no. 20 Treasurer senior Cass ~ Seo-
rrtnfy Agriculture CiHHa 20
liiH grbatrEt desire is 90 nnnhilate the juniors
Ono of his chief charactcriaics ~ hs freedom VIII
his opinions especially about the opposite sCN.
iio o. IKE ton ~ brick thr football lnc--likc
BE- Sucrltce iu the claHH room und IKE Lord
Chesterfield a. dance.
ELSIE MacAfANDS
ooh RcnlyY
Eisio win hcf cheerful smile and acute sense ~
nunor adds sunshine to tht class room. When
ever Joke % told her merry lluEh be- o. thr
firH' GO tinE throughout The room
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1921-05-20

PAULINE NfiNl'Nftn
Gnl club 'iH
Aiihough qniet raain, is Fun of ner and wears
! a1nfit shat H GifuaiuE no everyone. she ls ale
NatAi eady tp Do hrr part checrfulN 81. tho fiEsi
u the year ahc took great interest go Junior ar
ialts tssftriaNs in ono individual butt oh. Maj
gie'
f CHESTER AIANLEY
AlooCiuto Editor Ia CnVlott Historian Sophie
murct Nlss la. Junior Glass 20
exc tit. iin- HatN
The George Ado NJ thc senior rasF Chester is
cut ny slinElne tho 'EanEwhlrh.' lic cNccla in.
hrs ant wiirtheg t Is wrlune drtwiuW cartoons or
whipping one ~ the sophomore lHtseH lio Delights
intrccitnR in The civic classrH
rfiEiMA GRAY
Great
Thcima o. ono ~ the chatter fnvmbctn OF ,hr
cl1es and has travelled tho rouEh roads of sChuol
10 with smilc always doing boz duty chcerfuils
ats promptly
FRANK sTlfRBs
Menger Debating Club 2l Football go Basket
buli li Baseball 11
rOh. don't know
Ions iu looks. modesfY, athletics. sCh0lhrshin. De
ocfupics warm conof ln thp hearts of hlg class
rntfes BE has made atiuHelf popular Dds serving on
thu gridifon. diamond aud The court
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1921-05-20

"Aw. Now"
THO only short thing about Jerome. is his height
Md though he ls very young he is able 90 compre-
nud nnn-Hize atudics and ftands nH one % tthe
nahest in his class ln scholarly attaineIncuts
BERTHA MORGAN,
Vice President Freshman Class 10
You'd ne SURPRISED
Bertha is mo realization Of any teachers dream
me 90 her perfect conduct. punctullity and per-
'rctlon iu her lessons. She doesn't much
bout The Corpus hoys but Rohiawn--Oh. Boy
GORDON STARK. u.
"Oh i cunt have 90 study.
Gordon 10 very studuus event la be Ia. from Sin
ions liir optimism and hard work got him Us
shcrs others come out with 49, Girls'ere tho least
81 his Worries bat De- ia popular With Them never
.hcless
DOROTHY BARNES
Glass Poet rs NJ Mia Torn ~. fMenger De-
lntinF club 10 SChupi Reporter Caller ~.
Behold the most Innocent 'vufnp' ~ the senior
lssH SHE cln do solo dances. write poetry play
ht piano. and in other words she IL "A holly. ali
ound senior An evtr surprisng future ia pre-
hcioA fur hcE
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1921-05-20
RoY A. nYERLY

Football 49, ao rfack 10, NJ, senior class Goat
Debating Cmn a.
'Cut u out
Moot Judge % the famous kangaroo court the
mantle 81 his judicial honor IL SIN worn by itoy
in hia grave ana measured air ils good nature han
never been known to leave him. Ills Hprcialties
are gAnthng the "vhnpA.' ana protecting his good
character from tho Insults ~ hls tormeuiOrs
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1921-05-20

EDMOND BROWNfNG
Ai Editor 90 ia ,GaNlot4 routbat ~, -, cap
tain Football Hl. Vice President MeHEer behHfinR
Cluh "a. Secretary Treasurer Freshman Glass.
rrscl ai Secretary rrvaHutef Sophomore tiaas
UN
fMho's going To bug the NfiWkaf
Since Edmond hah become tho popular captain ~
Tho football team he has bern la into ascoty and
has become mn ardent worshinue az the shrine ~
Hlaaz tio has Il very unpleasant habit 90 aiwayH
witufng 60 pny the bills 'fha sometimes makes
hlm "a NprS undesirable companion
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1921-05-20

WE'RE YEAt9AN
Fuoibal 20 Meuger Debating Club '2l stock
1udRlnF Team ~
Everyone loves fat fan
You HplduW notice him hrchule hv iH SO small.
hui be- has blk voice which always sings out
prepared in Miss ttuduipha tnglisll class. tie
tho ladies
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1921-05-20

President SENIOR class ft. farimmcntarinn
Nrnatr Debating Niul "a, fWtk ei
ron with Che dance
George is regular cushion Ms was farmer
lad only Niue months past aud NOW heart breaker
in CurunH hlgh We wonder VIII hp has q speois
consideration fog ihe juniors ray 90 lightning
Truly natnfc made ouy ono like him aud that was
George himself
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1921-05-20

ESrELLE itAHBiN
"Chinran,'
sen takes nn interest In every body el4sa busi-
ness VOL as her She iH gifted with % woo
mans tongue and usually gets her wuy by using
d. You can always find sfell and her hobbcd hair
"a tho dances.
SAMUEL DuNNAM
Joke Editor .n 1nviota
"NVel. % say
Sum D. one ~ those persons who lH never ihWutt
ed hy obstacles. when he cannot Eet hts Hudson
suner-siN be uses his truck ho haus spdu water
in the day time and girls az night sam is Tar
from BEING Hn imifutur az AincSwncy.
AUDREY BLACK
"Cood krnutf"
Audrey iF au old t,mor iu Abe order ~ senior
hood siud shc seems 20 have acquired lunsu. un
Horace with the minimum ~ effort lier doUghtr
Hrr posing dancing and riding in "a Buick
WILLIAM "a TOMpktNS
Editor BOZ chief No. Huvotu. froaidcnt Freshman
Glass Is. prcsidnt Sophomore Class i9, nccinna-
tton ~. 1s. Football 10 Dramatic club s 10,
Track lu Mcngcr Literary Society no. Menger
Debating club ~
"unnt FORGET youi money
liill D. editor in chief uf Ia GaNlcta. HIS favor
SEQ subject ia Cislca iie newer depends on book.
bus rohss on hts own Judgment
The Parisian. (Paris, Tenn.) 1907-1962, 1921-08-05
Chiropractor Spalding
National Toilet Building.
Every Monday, Wednesday and Friday.

= A2s x x x x < x X X Mm.
The Parisian. (Paris, Tenn.) 1907-1962, 1921-08-05

several months.--Mr and Mrs G.. ii.
Wright were in Paris one day this
week.-Mrs.. Minnie Hicks and daugh-
ter, Miss Lorene, spent Friday night
in Paris the guest of her sister,
Mrs. Meiley.-Rev. Andy Potter and
wife of Enid, Okla, are visiting his
mother, Mrs. Tiny Potter, who is
very low at this writing.-Mrs. Major
Potter was the guest of her mother,
Mrs. Lovett, at Paris Sunday.-Miss
Ida Graham has returned to Mem
phis where she will continue taking
treatment at st. Joseph's Hospital
Rob Buoy of Paris is spending a
few days with his parents this week
Miss Annie Underwood of Paris
route visited here Sunday.-Mr
and Mrs. Everett Routon of Routon
and Mrs. Winnie Bucy of Paris
spent Saturday and Sunday with
Mr.. and Mrs. Bucy.-Luther Watkins
is having his new house painted
Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond Graham and
children visited Mr.. and Mrs. Muz-
zell near Manleyville recently.-Mrs.
Charlie Wright spent several days
at Puryear last week.-Josiah Page
and Charlie Cunningham of Weakley
County visited relatives on this route
last Week.-Mrs. Iona Cunningham
of Nashville has been visiting here
for the last few days.--Mrs. Hard
ing and children of near Mckenzie
were recent visitors OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Carlos Wright
The Parisian. (Paris, Tenn.) 1907-1962, 1921-08-05
AUGUST hints
GIVEN FARMERS
Timely Reminders From
Extension Specialists
For Hot Month.
In the Fields.

In the Fields.
Have a continuous supply of green
forage for hogs. Use crops that
keep green and tender and require
as little blowing as possible. Get
alfalfa for summer grazing, an acre
for each SOW and her pigs, and also
an acre of permanent grass pasture.
In addition, have two fields of an
acre each in which corn and soy
beans (hogged off and land sown
to barley are alternated with bar
ley followed by Crimson clover and
rye. Start this month with Crimson
clover on one field and next month
SOW barley on the other.
Building Season.
| Repair silo. Overhaul corn binder
and silage cutter, sharpening all
knives and repairing generally. II
needed, build chicken house, hog
house, milk house, and any other
needed buildings. Increase the crop
yield from every acre by terracing,
after which sow rye thick on the
| terraced land
With Livestock.
Make all roughage possible. Cal
culate carefully how much stock
you can winter properly. Turn fat
tening hogs on early corn and beans;
keep tankage before them in self
feeder. Turn the purebred ram with
ewes at night by the 18th. Turn
work stock to pasture and give 1-3
grain ration in addition. Spray
The Parisian. (Paris, Tenn.) 1907-1962, 1921-08-05
WEAK, NERVOUS,
ALL RUNDOWN
Missouri LADY Suffered Until She
Tried Cardui.-Says "Result
Was Surprising." Got Along
Fine, Became Normal
and Healthy.

Springfield Monty back was %
weas l could hardly stand up, and l
would have bearing-down pains and
was not well at any time" says Mrs.
D. v. Williams, wife of weil-known
farmer on Route 8. this place. Il
kept getting headaches and having to
60 to bed" continues Mrs. Williams
describing the troubles from which
she obtained relief through the use Of
Cardui. ''My husband, having heard
Of Cardui. proposed getting 1t for me.
II saw after taking some Cardui
80. that was improving, The result
was surprising. / felt Hike different
person.
Later l suffered from weakness
and weak back, and felt all rundown.
| did not rest well at night, was 20
nervous and cross. My husband said
he would get me some cardui. which
he did. 1t strengthened me My
doctor said got along fine. was In
good healthy condition. ] cannot
gay too much for It"
Thousands " women have suffered
as Mrs. Williams describes, until they
found relief from the uss Of Cardui.
Since Il has helped SO many, you
should not hesitate to try Cardui II
troubled with womanly ailments.
For sale everywhere. E.Ss
The Parisian. (Paris, Tenn.) 1907-1962, 1921-08-05
If Dodge Brothers
Had a Brother He
Might Go Driving

Dodge Brothers Inc. is an institu-
ton, but Dodge Brothers is an indi-
vidual.
Which, though it sounds somewhat
involved and perhaps even enigmatic,
is but very simple and very truth
full statement.
Fifteen months ago a son was
born to Mr.. and Mrs. George E..
Brothers, Cleveland, o. Mr.. Broth
ers it happens, is a salesman for
the Barnes Motor Co., Cleveland
dealer for Dodge Brothers. He had
been selling the Dodge Brothers car
a long time and was exceedingly
proud of it. He was also exceeding
ly proud of his son. So he decided
on a simultaneous tribute to the
two. The youngster was christened
Dodge
Master Dodge Brothers is a very
bright young gentleman and gives
promise of achieving a renown quite
in proportion with the weight of his
name.
The Parisian. (Paris, Tenn.) 1907-1962, 1921-08-05

dairy cows to keep off flies. Now
pastures to kill weeds. Get ready
to fill silo; supplement short pastures
with liberal ration; fix up the dairy
barn and whitewash the inside.
Marketing.
Watch the livestock market closely
and be prepared TO ship cattle and
hogs that are ready. Runs of live
stock begin to increase in volume
toward the latter part of September
and the market prices begin to de-
cline. Purchase fertilizer co-opera-
lively for wheat and other fall sown
crops.
In the Home.
Begin to get the family wardrobe
The Parisian. (Paris, Tenn.) 1907-1962, 1921-08-05
Buchanan NelDs


Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Brown were
in Paris Thursday shopping.-Mi
Ivy Osborn of Murray is visiting her
cousin, Jewell McNutt.-Mr. and Mrs.
j. r. Willoughby, Bonnie Brown,
Ivy Osborn, Owen McNutt Gertrude
Adams, Pearl Kirkland, motored to
Puryear Sunday afternoon.--Mr and
Mrs D. e. Buoy from Bowling
Green are now visiting relatives
here.-Mr. and Mrs. Lynn Jackson
spent Sunday IN the home of Bob
Adams-Several young people at
tended the singing at Mt. Zion Sun
day night-Miss Jewel MeNutt spent
last week with her brother, L. l..
McNutt, near Murray.-Mr. and Mrs.
W. NJ. Henry spent Saturday and
Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. irwin
Grogan-Mr. and Mrs. Raymond
Willoughby attended services at
Blood River Sunday.-Born, to Mr..
and Mrs B. l.. Haley, son the
mond Willoughby were in Puryear
on business Saturday.-Miss Opal
McCuiston spent the last of the
week with Miss Ruby Chandler
Ed Barton has returned home from
the army He was in Camp Dix,
n. j. Several others from here are
coming in later; Elwood Sturdivant
and Lelon McNutt are expected. 70
arrive home soon.-Mr r. III
Bayne spent Thursday night with
his daughter, Mrs. r. III. Willoughby
Mr.. and Mrs. Charlie McNutt
motored to Cherry Saturday.-Mr
and Mrs. Irwin Farris spent Satur
day and Sunday with Mrs. Farris
mother, Mrs. j. G. McCuiston.
The Parisian. (Paris, Tenn.) 1907-1962, 1921-08-05

ready for the coming winter. Make
new comforts and quilts If any are
needed Wooden garments, sweaters,
and mufflers should be shaken and
aired at intervals during the entire
summer
Boys and Girls Clubs.
This is a month for camps and
rallies. If the entire county does
not have a camp, rally or picnic.
local clubs should get together for
a day of fishing, swimming and
dinner.
The Parisian. (Paris, Tenn.) 1907-1962, 1921-08-05
A Plain Talk on Chiropractic
What it is and What it Will Do.
Mr.. Man and Mrs. Woman:

Mr. Man and Mrs Woman:
wn The ~sst say that e .S as
say: "oh he's backbone" Spinal weakness gnatey
ssg cS SsS S s dsSP @
ordinary rubbing help US The minute sr 1 es
ing well? cold cloth the spine help for has been
every conceivable alment
at i snd ts 1 p1Ss2 ss Ia. aT Bs
Gd many . ways m AS long hundred
ss S there 'a srs
sssS ID ~
enoes the great conduit Taking them
direct continuation The BRAIN Individual nerve b s em mees
~
Hsa NJ %s's ff' naa sf
aoe x s eoSe a9d s eT a o v @e little
% aS s s s,s the
Aea g'ssGs s s 's aaa
proper pe drafts @ mental dseson he d weak a
seo g s m s o"s eas Diseases and an nd and s%
hundred and incidental and accidental
alb t ' hssd fa
stones neuralgia umbago asthma goter lowered Vitality riabi in
n ' ~ e Tihg e has 1d fsa the
ceae and the odme methods drug Treatments are
becoming and more thing Of the past Every sick
trouble removed by a spinal adjustment
these solicitations has made Chmopraos the most sought after
the healing art
honestly believe that Chropacc adjustment will any disease
that durable greatest ally today
in making sick people we'll and happy
The other day met gentleman the train; this lives at
Hazel last Spring he Murray Chopacc for
mbago rheumatism the back he had not been able to do work
months He took few adjustments and and didn't know
the why He took seat beside me and said Doc want to
After months no % ms shy guy h"g n during g
every day. and tell you | am feeling fine
young business of Murray KY stricken down last
winter with physician pronounced tuberculosis
grew rapidly Her relatives and friends believed
that would into eternity AS last resort her sister called
and put the hands This has gained her flesh
and weighs than she did in her life could
you wouldn't think she had consumption
of Weakley County, Tenn
badly crippled rheumatism has taking
for about gained % pounds
every day.
Now and Mrs Woman think have said enough this
While the of doctor conferred
that do not treat human ailments adjust the of disease
brings about the Chropaor human mechanic
We understand the mechanism the human body and when part
body fails function know how to adjust that will work
harmony with every other part of the body you need of
call office and will give the best attention.
Respectfully yours
The Parisian. (Paris, Tenn.) 1907-1962, 1921-08-05
Henry Route 3
e ,-,.-

Mr. and Mrs Claude Bushart and
children visited at Henry Sunday
Eldon Graham is visiting home folk
this week; he has been at Ridgetop,
Tenn, in the hospital for the past
The Parisian. (Paris, Tenn.) 1907-1962, 1921-08-05

Mrs L. p. Throgmorton, Brewer
street, is visiting relatives at White
vile and Jackson, Tenn.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1921-09-02
IN MEMORIAM.
Edward C. Ownby.

Your soul has answered the Masters
call,
The end of your life's trail is
| reached;
To-day you sit in the marble hall
And play while divine mass is
preached.
No one of the many you left behind
But what shall feel their loss and
grief,
Yet your deeds of kindness will al
ways remind
Us to pray for your souls relief.
The cross you bore was too much for
Though you staggered bravely on
till the end,
Believing and trusting He would pass
you through
The gate where loves rainbow
shall blend!
l feel as l kneel before the crucifix
That my suppliant prayer will be
answered,
And the soul of the man who left me
here
Will find peace when the verdict is
rendered.
Out there alone under a lowered
mound
We leave you alone in the last long
sleep;
Where the silence of the tomb knows
no sound
stand by your cross and weep!