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The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1921-12-15

household remedies that have found
their way into the home of so many
persons in this section.
In the prescription department on
ly the purest of drugs are used and
the prices charged are very reason
able.
Every department of the store is
most complete and the wants Of the
people are taken care of in a man
ner that is commended by all who
have had business dealings with
them.
For many years this concern has
been faithful, alike to the public and
physicians, and this record for serv-
ice and fair dealing is positive
guarantee for the future.
In this review we wish TO com.
pliment this capable drug company
for the manner in which they con.
duct their business and predict for
them an ever increasing patronage.
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1921-12-15

The real test for an automobile
comes in the manner in which il &C.
tually stands up on the road. Those
who have never enjoyed the satisfac-
tion of driving a Dodge Bros. car can
not fully appreciate the wonderful
value offered at such a reasonable
price. OF course, we know that this
car enjoys the reputation of being
the leader in its class and the name
you know has always stood for good
quality for years. But this famous
line of cars is so far superior to any
other in this class that you must
know it intimately to fully appre-
ciate it.
The Dodge Bros. was the official 5
passenger car Of the U. S. Army and
during the war it performed in such
a way that the popularity gained has
caused the demand to far exceed the
output.
This popular car is handled here
by this well known firm and let us
say right here that they know Their
business from A to z. A car of
beautiful design and prepossessing
appearance it has a world of power
an ease of operation and fuel econ.
omy that constitutes it the real auto
mobile value of the day.
The Willard organization recoq
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1921-12-15
Strachan Brothers
Leading Wholesale Groceries this
Section Of he

that many business men would find
profitable reading. This firm began
its career with the belief that success
could be obtained by furnishing goods
Of quality, upon a reasonable margin
Of profit. With this method in mind
and reduced expense on account Of
their location in a small city, they
proceeded upon their career upon the
solid foundation of good values and
reasonable prices.
So extensive and established has
become their trade that their brand
Of good is known in this section.
From their large Offices and ware
rooms merchants in this section re-
,eive their supplies.
Each department Of this well
know house is in charge Of man
thoroly conversant with wholesale
conditions. While the management
is in charge of one who has wide ex
perience in the buying world.
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1921-12-15
B. F. Hurst Company
Richmond Plumbing
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comfortably housed and the display
rooms are filled with the latest in
ventions Of modern manufacturers of
plumbing fixtures. He carries a stock
at all times of everything needed in
the line, and you can go there and
pick out what you want and see it
before buying.
Those Of our readers who desire
work of the above character executed
should avail themselves of his serv-
ices and at all times we can assure
them Of reliable work, while the
charges are always right. We com.
pliment him upon the well merited
progress and the increasing patron.
age.
One of the features of his business
is the installation of complete plumb
ing and water systems. He only in
stalls the most improved designs and
can show you places of reference that
gives the best satisfaction.
In this edition we also wish to
compliment him upon the prominent
position obtained in the business life
Of the country and upon the modern
and satisfactory work in which is be-
ing executed.
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1921-12-15

watch too complicated for them to
adjust or repair. They also do gen
eral jewelry repairing, and if you
have any piece of jewelry that you
thought useless because a clasp was
broken or a part missing, take it to
them and it will be repaired to your
entire satisfaction.
We take particular pleasure in di-
recting our readers TO this ESTABLISH
ment and point TO it as one Of the
business enterprises of the county
that is aiding in making this a more
progressive place in which TO live.
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1921-12-15

systems in many Of the largest build
ings in this county which stand as a
constant recommend Of his work. He
is well equipped TO do the most in
tricate work and guarantees every
job completed by him. A large stock
Of fixtures is carried at all times and
the customer can pick out just what
he wants.
Those people who are thinking of
building a home this year or are
planning to make their present do
micile more comfortable and up-to-
fore contracting their work.
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1921-12-15

In this day and age when every
body demans modern home com
plete in every detail, no item about
the house demands closer attention
than that of the water, gas and heat
fixtures, And no line Of work is
more widely advertised than that of
a plumber. II is always a good or
a bad job.
We take pleasure in this review
to assert that the above firm has
wide reputation for doing good jobs.
And because Of this reputation he
has always plenty To do, He and
his corps of workers have installed
hot water. vapor and steam heating
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1921-12-15

a Modern Furniture and Undertaking
Cars.
This establishment is one of the
firms that is not satisfied with a stock
of few chairs, tables and bedroom
sets. When they set out to sell fur
niture to the people Of this part Of
the State, they determined to keep
in stock just about everything that
there is in the furniture line. Any.
one who has ever purchased from
or even been in their store will have
TO acknowledge that they have sue.
ceeded.
And when we say furniture, we do
not mean merely tables, chairs, book
cases and beds. We mean library
tables, davenports, full suites for
every room as well as individual
pieces.
They are agents for White Sewing
Machines, Hoover Vacuum Cleaners.
Globe Wernicke Bookcase, Eden
Washing Machine, McDougall Kitch-
en- Cabinet, Majestic Cook Stoves,
New Process Oil Stoves, Favorite
Cast Range, Wurlitzer and Bush
Pianos, Victor and Edison Records.
But their activities are by no
means confined TO their furniture
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1921-12-15

store. Their undertaking department
is in charge Of one of the most pro,
gressive funeral directors in this vi
entity and consequently has kept in
close touch with everything modern
in his line, and this applies to the
art of embalming in which he and
his capable assistant are experts, op-
Grating as they do, according to the
latest and most scientific methods
known to the present time. As is
well known they have conducted some
Of the largest funerals held in this
section in most admirable manner,
and their excellent facilities make it
possible for them to render complete
service.
The management is in the hands Of
competent business men whose deal
ings have won for them a prominent
place in the life Of the community
We wish TO direct your special atten.
ton TO this establishment as one OF
the distinctive features of the COM
mercial efficiency of the county, and
to its management as among our
leading business people and valued
citizppa
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1921-12-15
Dixie Auto Company

Located Main
Chevrolet Motor Of
pairing and uptodae Welding
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1921-12-15
John Clemner

the Surrounding
Speciale Plumbing Heating Systems
thing this Business
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1921-12-15
Woods and White

Located Richmond Authorized Sales Service the Dodge
Cars Willard Battery.
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1921-12-15
II. M. Wilmington

Richmond Modern upodate Jewely Store Choice
Reasonable
sstentw he Quality
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1921-12-15
Porter-M Drug Company

mere IN ha Conducts Modern and Thorly
are the Authorized Dealers of the
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1921-12-15
Savage-Smith Lumber COMPANY

Located IN Richmond Their Power Enables 20 into
Largest Markets Offered
Reasonable Prices Having Built Up Their Trade
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1921-12-15
Muncy Brothers

Richmond and Branch Store Berea, Conduct
Establishment
The log cabin Democrat., 1921-03-02
PROBfRS GIVE
 JUDGE LANDS
 SHARP REbUKE
(RY United pressN

Washington, March 2.-Iudge Kene- saw Mountain Landis of Chicago was officially censured by the house judi ciary committee today because he holds the office of fedral judge and is also the official arbitrator of organized baseball
 Chairman Volstead cast the only vote against the ensure which the committee reported to the house as a whole.
 As expressed by the committee, Judge Landis' acceptance of the base ball position constituted serious impropriety," and flinders the per tormance of his duties as judge of the federal court
 The committee recommends official investigation of his acts with a view to recommending to the new congress whether impeachment proceedings, al ready instituted by Representative Welty of Ohio, shall be pressed.
The log cabin Democrat., 1921-03-02
fOCH ADVISES HOW ID FORCE
 GERMANY PAY
R, United Prossl

Paris, March 2.-An official or der by the French ministry of war today directed the railways of France to hold their trains and equipment in readiness for the moving of troops to the German frontier.
 The order is the most important issued by the French government dun ing the progress of the indemnity conferences between the allies and Germany at London.
 France now holds on the German frontier 10000 infantrymen, three corps of vavalry at war strength, 1000 guns and 300 pieces of aircraft.
 French cavalry is being concen- trated around the bridge heads held by the allies on the Rhine It's con- centration there is taken as the most important feature of French prepar- ations for possible aggression on Germany.
The log cabin Democrat., 1921-03-02
KILLS THREE, THEN
 SHOOTS HEAD OFF
(By United Press)


 Beaumont, Tex, March 2.-After killing two negroes and one white man, Monroe Glider. white, turned his revolver upon himself and per ished rather than be burned to death in the trap set for him by the sher- if's posse. The fight and chase of the fugitive took place on the out skirts of Beaumont.
 According to reports brought here. Glider shot down R. II. Smith and George Renfroe. following a heated quarrel which Glider ended by shoot ing first. He then barricaded him self in an abandoned house and re- sisted efforts of the sherif's posse to arrest him. Pete Oakley, a white man, fell under a fusillade of bullets fromm Gilder's gun. The house was then fired by the posse, and just as flames were reaching Glider, he end ed his own life. His body, with the head completely shot away, was found in the ruins.
The log cabin Democrat., 1921-03-02
CHAM CLARK
 SUCCUMBS TO
 ILLNESS TODAY
(By United Press)

Washington, March 2.- Champ Clark of Missouri. speaker of the na- ti0nal house of representaatiyes for eight years, died at hls residence here at 2:10 o'clock this afternoon after an illness of less than a week of pleurisy, aggravated by stomach trouble and other complications.
 His wife, son and daughter were at his bedside when he passed away.
 As mark or respect the house of representatives recessed for 30 min utes immediately after the news of the former speakers death was re- ceived.
 Champ Clark lacked but two days at the time of his death of rounding 26 years of service in the house, having been elected to the firty-third and the fifty-fifth to the sixty-sixth congresses inclusive. He served as speaker of the sixty-first to sixty fifth congresses inclusive. He was de- feated for reelection last Novembel'.
 MT. Clark was born in Anderson county, Ky, March [, 1850 As the youngest college president in America he was head of Marshall College of West Virginia in 1874. He worked as farm hand, country store clerk, edited country newspaper and prac- ticed law. Moving to Missouri in 1875 he was elected to a number of minor political offices and was chosen as congressman for his district first in 1893, serving continuously thereafter, with one break of two years, unGI death At the Democratic national convention at Baltimore in 1912, when Woodrow Wilson was nominated, Mr.. Clark led on the first 20 ballots and had a clear majority of the votes of the convention for president on nine ballots.
 He is survived by his widow. one son, Bennett, and one daughter, Gene vieVe.
 Funeral arrangements have not yet been announced.
The log cabin Democrat., 1921-03-02
FOCH SUBMITS PLAN
 FOR BIG OFFENSIVE
(Ry United prpss'

London, March 2.-The allied su- preme council today approved Field Marshal Foch's plan for the occupa- tion of German territory and the pre- liminary movement of French troops to compel German obedience to the allied demands for payment of wal indemnities.
 A further session of the council to- day with allied military leaders will be to assign the armies of the allies the part they shall play in military aggression against German frontiers.
 It was semi-offcially stated that the French ministry of war has asked permission to send troops into the Ruhr valley, the rich mining region which was a part of the territory so long disputed at the Paris peace con- ference.
The log cabin Democrat., 1921-03-02
[" GERMANY HELPLESS"
 ITS ENVOYS DECLARE
(By United PressJ

London, March 2.-"Our country is at the mercy of the allies"
 Such was the statement of Ger manys separations delegation here to the separations conference with allied leaders.
 Germany would be unable to re- sist invasion even so far as Berlin" the delegation said.
 The enemy separations delegation claims that Germany can pay less than tenth the amount of war damages claimed by the allies. Un- less the demand is met and Germany assumes payment of the full indem- nifty, the supreme council will con- slider plans for the military subjuga- ton of the republic.
The log cabin Democrat., 1921-03-02
FORBIOS PACKERS
 SELL STOCKYARDS
(By United Press)

Washington, March 2.-Plans of Swift & Company for disposal of their interest in stockyards at Chi cago, Kansas City and East St. Louis were today rejected by Justice Staf- ford of the District of Columbia court. The Swift company, with other pack CTS, had asked permission of the court for the sale of their interest and the formation of holding corpora tion which should take over all big stockyards.
The log cabin Democrat., 1921-03-02
SMALL LOOT HELD
 BY MAIL BANDITS

Jefferson City, Mo, March D. Four bandits who yesterday held up and robbed a mail carrier between the postoffice and the Missouri Pacific station, did not get more than $34, 400 worth of mail Postal authorities said today, after checking up the missing mail pouches, that liberty bonds to- taling $34,000 in value were in the registered sacks. The bonds were in shipment from the federal reserve branch at St. Louis to the state treas urer.
 Six of the stolen bonds were regis tered and can not be cashed by the bandits.
The log cabin Democrat., 1921-03-02
FIRES TRAIN MEN HOCAUSED WRECK
(By United PresSl

Kalamazoo, Mich, March 2.-En- gineer Long and Fireman Block of the Canadian Flyer, held responsible for Sundays disastrous wreck at Por- ter, Ind, were today dismissed from the service by General Manager Hen ry Sherr of the Michigan Central. Evidence showed that Engineer Long disregarded two signals set against him, and went into Diamond Cross ing at full.
The log cabin Democrat., 1921-03-02
ASKS POLICE ENLIST
 AS KU KLUX MEMBERS

Springfield, Mo-, March 2.-Ku kluX kIan are quietly organizing at Springfield, it was officially an- nounced today after police had reeciv- ed an invitation from w. H. Thomp- son of Tuscaloosa, Ala, "eagle" of the clan, to join. Efforts are being made to enlist Springfield citizens as members, it was learned.
The log cabin Democrat., 1921-03-02
HOLD UP PASSING
 BIC NAVAL BILLS

Washington, March 2-At a con- ference held in the early morning hours, senate leaders decided to make appeal on the floor for an end to the filibuster which has delayed agree ment on the naval appropriations bill.
Evening journal., 1921-05-16
AT THE ARCADIA

This evening the Arcadia will give
the final showing OF THE Concert.
The films is a humorous satire on
the mountain some people make out
OF molehills especially where there
is the eternal triangle" brought in
TO consideration.
Lewis &. stone. Mrytie Stedman.
Mabel Julicnnc Scott and Raymond
Hatton are the principal players
Tomorrow the program has for it's
feature a special mystery murder
produced by Goldwyn under the title
"A Voice in the Dark"
When "A Voice in the Dark" ap-
peared on Broadway critics called it
one Of the most thrilling mystery
plays that had been staged in many
years. The play was an instantane-
Gus sensation. T. he remarkable
manner in which the solution Of the
mystery was kept from the audience
until the final electrifying scene was
the leading factor IN the plays sue
cess.
The company presenting tho piece
consists Of Irene Rich. Alec Francis
Ramsey Wallace. Alan Hale. ora
Carew. William Scott. Richard Tuck
or and Alice Hollistcr.
Evening journal., 1921-05-16

presentation OF the Hawaiian revue
and the motion picture "rhe womanI
Uniamed" which is the Playhouse
double production for AN this week.
Mr. Leps composed the music FOR the
revue and selected the score 10 ac-.
company the picture.
-Four native Hawaiian guitar and
ukelele players will strum dreamy
Hawaiian melodies on their instru-
ments. one Of their numbers is to
Doe Aloha Oe" famous song of fare
well. In addition two American
soloists the Misses Tyler and ARM
strong will also sing Hawaiian melo-
dies. koomari Ragini. a sensation
ai exponent of the Hula and other
foreign native dances. will interpret
a fantastic dance in the prologue.
The film The Woman Untamed"
is a romance OF the South seas The
star OF the photoplay Is Doraldina
known an over the country as one of
the most sensational dancers Of the
day. She plays Nasoni. a white girl.
who was stranded on the beach of "a
South Sea Island. Her sway over
the savage. cannihal natives IS that
of god-sent protector They are
also fascinated and subdued by her
sensational dancing
Many beautiful scenes Of the ma
tive jungle and the native life are
featured In the film.
Evening journal., 1921-05-16
WHAT A WOMAN
SHOULD DO WHEN She
IS WEAK AND NERVOUS
THOUSANDS OF WOMEN HAVE SUR.
PRISINGLY INCREASED THEIR
STRENGTH. ENERGY AND ENDURANCE
IN TWO WEEKS TIME BY THIS SIMPLE
EXPERIMENT.

on account Of the terrible weakness,
nervousness and alarming symptoms.
which are often produced 10y iron star
walton Of the blood. the sufferer fre
quently never suspects the real cause %
her trouble but thinks she has some other
aiiment As a result Of iron starvation
YOU may suffer from headaches. dizzi-
ness shortness Of breath or heart nalni
tation. pains across the back, loss OF
memory. weak Will power melancholy cr
the "hiues." disturbed digestion. loss of
appetite sleepless nights, night swea.s
and sn on. In such cases do not wait
until YOU 20 an 10 pieces and collanse boo
state Of nervous prostra'ion. hut eat
more spinach and green vegetables anS
take organic iron. like NuXated Iron with
them for % while and see what differ
cnce 20 makes But be sure the IRON you
take Is organic iron and not metadi, ron
which people usually take. Metallic iron
Us iron just as 10 comes from the ariion
of strong acids on small pieces Of iron.
while organic iron. like NuNuted Iron. Us
ike the iron In your blood and ike the
iron in spinach, lentils and apples Be
ware OF substitutes. Look for .hc name
''Nuxated" on every package ana the
letters y. J. on every tablet. Your money
win he refunded by the manufacturers
10 YOU do not obtain perfectly gatisiie-
tory results For sale by an drdsgisis.
Evening journal., 1921-05-16

them his children. Mary. who IS
almost nineteen feet in height
answers TO his beck and call or eats
sugar from his hand.
Andrews love for animals is not
confined TO giranes. lie carries
with him on the road a private men
agerie. There is a crow. cat of
tine common house variety. a dog "a
monkey whose leg was broken two
years ago and who was nursed 20
health 10y Andrew; two pigeons. "a
chicken and a parrot. Any woe-be-
roue or tramp animal he meets or
the road is added 90 his collection
and the love of an Of his pets for
Andrew is as fine a thing as is An
CREWS love for them.
When the great double circus
comes here next Saturday. it will
bring four steel "corralls" Three
of them will be used TO display the
trained lions. tigers. leopards and
polar bears But the fourth is that
in which the giraffes are exhibited.
And. nearby. those who are curious
may see Andrew and his private
rlcnagcrie.
Evening journal., 1921-05-16

Undoubtedly it is his love for all
animals that makes Andrew the only
successful breeder OF girafes in
America today. Andrew (nobody
knows his other name) Is a Belgian
and he has been in the employ Of
the Ringing Brothers for twenty
th~ee years. Before joining them he
vas a hunter IN Africa.
There are but twelve girafes in
this country Eight Of these are
owned by the Ringing Brothers and
Barnum & Bailey Combined Circus.
end the other four are distributed
between the ZOOS Of New York. OF
The twelve. Andrew has raised four.
o., others were imported. He is
with the Ringing Brothers giranes
constantly during tho summer tour
and when they are in the circus
winter quarters az bridgeport. Conn.
he sleeps in the same building with
them during the winter. and when
the circus is on the road. the car in
which he lives is attached TO that
which carries the five giraffe
wagons. He pets them and calls
Evening journal., 1921-05-16
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AT THE Majestic

Goldwyn Week at the Majestic
commenced this noon when Pauline
Frederick's new picture Roads OF
Destiny" began its weeks engage
ment
Roads Of Destiny IS an adapta-
tion by Claiming Pollock OF O.
Henry's famous short story. Its
theme deals graphically with the as
.sertion that no matter where one
may go he or she cannot elude the
fate that awaits. In the pictorial
description Of this. there are five diff
ferent episodes shown. each com
plete in itself Miss Frederick plays
the leader in each.
Miss Frederick Is said TO repeat
her peraonad success OF MADAME X
in the emotional work she accom-
plishes playing Rose Merritt In
Roads Of Destiny"
Clyde Cook, the rubber jointed
comedian. is the star Of "The
Jockey" the added attraction on
Majestic's program.
Evening journal., 1921-05-16
IN PATH OF AUTO,
HIS BONES BROKEN

Edward Jacobson. who lives I'm a
cabin near the Eleventh street
bridge. was seriously injured in Phil
adelphia Saturday afternoon. when
struck by am automobile He was
taken 20 tho jefferson Hospital
where IL was found that he had sew
cral broken ribs. n broken left leg
and a number Of contusions.
Jacobson was hurrying 10 catch
train at Broad Street Station. and it
is said 10 have attempted TO step off
the curb while traffic was moving.
lie was struck by the automobile OF
Harmon G. Flomenhoft, a lawyer.
213G South Fourth street, Philadel-
phia, who was arrested. Mr.. Jacob
son is expected 20 recover.
Evening journal., 1921-05-16
DAYLIGHT SAVING
SOON FOR CHESTER

Everybodys' getting the feverl
Chester's getting II fast. with
Wilmington and New York Leading
the way with daylight saving. and
Philadelphia on the very verge. the
little up-the-llne town Of Chester is
alive TO the benefits OF the measure
and according to present indications
will shortly fall in line.
BUSINESS and manufacturing men
of Chester are in favor of the plan.
The Sun and Merchant shipyards
have already put Il into effect.