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Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1921-12-06
CALOMEL GOOD
BUT TREACHEROUs
Next Dose may SaIivate,
Shock Liver or Attack
Your Bones

You, know what calomel is. It's
mercury; quicksilver. Calomel is dan
gerous. It crashes into sour bile like
dynamite, cramping and sickening
you. Calomel attacks the bones and
should never be put into your sys-
tenn.
If you feel bilious, headachy, con-
stipated and all knocked out, just go
to your druggist and get a bottle Of
Dodson's Liver Tone for a few cents
which is a harmless vegetable sub
stitute for dangerous ca1omel. Take
a spoonful and if it doesn't start your
liver and straighten you up better
than nasty calomel and without max
ing you sick, you just go back and
get your money.
Don't take calomeli 1t makes you
sick the next day; it loses you days
work. Dodson's Liver Tone straight
ems you right up and you feel great.
No salts necessary. Give it to the
children because it is perfectly harm
less and can not salivate.
advertisement.
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1921-12-06
Pastor Issues Edict
Against Dress Styles
AtChurch Weddings

CHATTANOOGA, Tenn, Dec. a.
The Rev. Father w. G. Robertson, OF
Christ EpiscopaN church, Of this
city, Saturday issued rules governing
the attendance Of brides and we'd
ding attendants. which, among other
things, says that ."tskirts must not be
higher than where the spring of the
calf OF the leg begins and wide
enough to allow Of genuflecting be-
fore the Blessed Sacrament without
exposing the calf much less the
knee" =
The pastor hints that any one vio-
lating the rules will not be allowed
to take part in wedding ceremony
in this church. Following are the
five regulations promulgated and
which will be sent to prospective
brides and their maids:
"1-No dress called technically an
evening dress will be allowed--that
is, no extra lowness in the neck, but
generally what women now wear
upon the street--a modern w. round
or square neck, with complete
back and front.
s'2-Skirts must not be higher
than where the spring Of the calf
Of the leg begins, and be wide
enough to allow of genuflecting be-
fore the Blessed Sacrament, which
is the custom of the church, with
out exposing the calf, much less the
knee.
"3-Sleeves must not be shorter
than the elbows.
"4-A real covering of hat or veil
must be used for the head.
"5-If transparent or serni-trans-
parent material is used, sufficient
lining must be used"
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1921-12-06
Man Who Made
Town Unmakes 1t
By Moving Away

LANCASTER, O., Dec. g.
George Frairue, who moved his
wife and fifteen children from
Hooking county to North Berne
two years ago, thereby doubling
the population and causing the
census enumeration to change it
from hamlet to a village, Satur
day literally wiped the place off
the map again by moving away.
Frairue operated a general
store and was mayor and post
master. Owing to the removal Of
his big family, North Berne now
loses it's postoffice and will receive
it's mail by rural delivery out Of
Lancaster. Petitions are being
filed for Frairue's return.
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1921-12-06
Mark Hanna, Second,
Sued by Former Wife

UTICA, N. Y, Dec. 4.-Marlz A.
Hanna II, of Watertown and Cleve-
land, is the defendant in a suit
brought in federal court at Utica by
Mrs. Adele Pratt McDermott, his
former wife, for specific perform
ance on a contract for the support
of four children by their marriage.
Suit is brought in federal court
because Mrs. McDermott is resi-
dent of Ohio and Hanna, while he
spends most of his time in Cleve-
land, is a legal resident of Water
town. Rather than try the case in
the New York supreme court, Mrs.
McDermott elected to bring suit in
the United States court.
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1921-12-06

sion before considerably after the
first of the Year.
Some senators are predicting final
passage of the measure some time
in March. Others are pessimistic
enough to think it will not be adopt
ed and signed by the president before
next June. President Harding will,
in the address he will deliver person.
ally to congress on Tuesday, dwell
at some length upon the necessity
Of speeding up the tariff legislation.
He will also recommend that the
measure be so cast that it will give
a great deal of authority to the ex-
ecutive in it's application. For in
stance, it is a part of the plan of
the administration now that the
American valuation scheme shall be
left in allegiance with an authorize
ton to the president to apply it
whenever he considers that action
necessary.
Vogue G. O. p. Plank
It is a matter of chagrin to some
of the older leaders of the party that
Republicans should have go much
difficulty in agreeing upon tariff
measure. The party, they say, has
lived and thrived upon it's ability
quickly to build UP a tariff wall for
the complete protection Of American
industries. But In the Republican
wort today are many men many
minds and these many minds-some
Of which can even be classed with
the best minds-are going to have
much to say about the improperly
Of attempting to pass at this time
a tariff bill framed along the old
lines.
There was sufficient doubt and in
decision on the tariff in the last Re-
publican convention to bring about
a tariff plank wholly unprecedented
in Republican platforms. AS an ex-
PLANTATION of the troubles that are
still ahead the language OF that
plank is Illuminating. 1t follows:
The uncertain and unsettled condi-
tions of international balances, the
abnormal economic and trade situa-
ton of the world and the impossi-
bility of forecasting accurately even
the near future preclude the formu-
lation of a definite program to meet
conditions a year hence. But the
Republican party reafirms its belief
in the protective principle and
pledges itself to a revision of the
tariff as soon as conditions shall
make it necessary for the preserva-
ton of the home market for Amer
lean labor, agriculture and indus
try"
In other words, in the diplomatic
language of the day, the Republi-
cans still stand for protective tar
if Gin principle" II
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1921-12-06
az earninps in
Faith Healing Practiced
With Success in Savannah

SAVANNAH, Ga, Dec. 3.--Sev-
eral cures as result of the teach
ings Of the Society of the Nazarene,
which for the past several days
have been under the instruction Of
Rev. Henry B. Wilson, director, at
the St. Johns Episcopal church,
have been brought to the attention
of Savannah by Rev.. w. T. Dakin,
pastor. The people who are said to
have been cured have reported to
DIR. Dakin. He declines to make
their names public.
Among those said to have been
cured are said to be two well-known
invalids of Savannah.
A local branch of the Society of
the Nazarene has been established
here,
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1921-12-06
Lena NJ. T. Clarke,
Found Not Guilty,
Is Sent to Asylum

ORLANDO, Fla, Dec. 3.-Judge
Andrews today committed Lena M.
T. Clarke, who yesterday was found
not guilty on grounds Of insanity,
of the killing Of Miltimore here last
August, to the state insane asylum.
In his order, Judge c. o. Andrews,
declared he was not in accord with
the findings of the jury to her
sanity, and taking cognizance of the
charges in connection with alleged
shortages of thousands of dollars
from the West Palm Beach, Fla,
postoff1ce, of which she was post1nis-
tress, included in his order directions
that If she should so improve as to
be considered competent to take care
of herself and not be liable to harm
others in any way, that she should
not be liberated until the federal au-
thorities having those charges in
hand had been notified in advance.
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1921-12-06

ST. PAUL, Minn.-Frances Cor
nell, burlesque actress, felt the
blue laws were unfair.
So she challenged the pastor OF
the Peoples church to let her pre-
sent her side from his pulpit. The
pastor did so.
Frances, dressed in a neatly
tailored suit, walked up before a
jammed church and said:
"You all want everybody to re-
frain from doing what you do not
want them to do, but each of you
want to do as you please. The
blue law fanatic is no more and
40 less than hypocrite."
Somebody in the congregation
murmured amen"
The pastor will answer her from
The same pulpit later.
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1921-12-06
19-Year-0ld Boy Gets
Life Sentence for Murder

KNOXVILLE. Tenn. Dec. s.
John Weirman nineteen. was given
g life sentence by a Jury at 'Taze.
well. Tenn, Saturday.
lie was charged with killing Rob-
ert Roark, q wealthy hermit. The
youth claimed another man had
promised him $40 FOR the deed and
threatened his life if he did not DO
the killing.
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1921-12-06
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WiIIingham Stockholders
Are Held Not Liable

MACON, Ca, Dec. Ain deci-
sion by Judge Beverly D. Evans, in
federal court, stockholders of
the bankrupt r. F. Willingham cor
poration are not liable for debts.
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Washington Journal., 1921-12-02
Der saae Der Uias;.-SObIs.

litter Den 6ablrei6en @eiGi6ten
iiber perborgene @olO. uno SLIDER.
iddte in Alt.Wterifo nimmt aud
ole iolgenoe mabrlid niht ole lebte
Stelle Elm, beionOers wenn iiH Die
angobe iiber Die 70 Miaionen Dol.
lars beitdti9en Ioate. @as aber
Der @eihidte nomentli6 Sntereiie
perleiben oiirfte, oas lit Der I'm.
itano, Dab oieielbe a~usnabmsgpeile
in notwithstanding neuer 3eit
ipieIt. Man i6reibt Ooriiber u. a.
aus San Intonio, Seras:
Sin ein3ieer Wenih in Der gan
sen @elt, mel1er Den ni6t unge.
m06nIiden Romen Q0am Slider
iiibrt, ioa beute ser aaeinwifier
oes @ebeimniiies binIidtIi6 Der
SAosb06Ie BON Gooala 8lonco
iein. 50 bebouptet penigitens Serr
Slider idber, Ser unIdngit bon
Merito 8uriideefebrt lit. lteber Oie
griiten5 uno Die oIl9emeine Gage
Der SdobbobIe ideint l6ngIt fem
bctr1dtliher 8meifeI mebr 3u be-
Iteben. @ton gibt Die @r0Be oes
@olO. urO SiI6erihases iognr &c.
nou auf 73,530,000 Dollars on.
Seine @eidi6te ootiert MIR Biz gum
Sabre 1910 8uriid. Canals, nab.
reno elmer N~epoIufion oeqer Ole
ipaniI6e Hegierung 10 miro
meiter er3Gblt ihofften &egie-
rungsbeamte uno Irmeeoffi5iere lie.
mes @oIo uno Silber aus Dem oo.
moIieen Sdobomte fort. Gin Sell
oes Mammons ioG aus ahtedigen
ipaniI6en Solern beiteben, Oos
iibrige = elm GROCER Sell = aug
un~geprdqtem Weton.
Die beiogte Soble tit irgeniuo i'm
@ebirge BON Gerro 0e Siao nobe
@onterep I'M Stoate Nueoo 2e0it.
Mber NIT Dem Seben Des S6at.
5esl lit es 10 cine Sode! S6on
Sunoerte, iogt SEER Slider, babet
ibr Seben lang nergeblih nod Der
Soble 9efudt; unO er iel6er batte
iie idon einmol 9%efiinoen, ober Die
Spur mieoer perloren. God iebt
perIi6ert er, Tie unteriroii6 ent.
oeft 5r baben uno ben Sdat lie.
oer3eit beben 5l fonnen, menn aud
onideineno nidt obne peiteren be-
oeutenoen 4ufpano. @r bat lif,
bel ser merifaniiAen &egierung Inn
eine oies6e5iigli6e &on5eiiion be.
morben; uno erlanqt er ben 6lino,
10 min er elm $4,000, 000-0 enfmal
ser SeIoen oeS Samples pom aIo-
mo al Gan Nntonio ieben un0 nod
nerIhieOene Stiftunqen an oiele
Staot MAIDEN, gu oeren groBten
S0bne er geboren mo6te.
Washington Journal., 1921-12-02

(Melo0ie: Sn einem fiiblen @run0e)
Washington Journal., 1921-12-02

be3ablen.
Die Srage mur0e aufgeporfen.
Oh OoS cine groBe 3immer i'm 5mei-
ten Stofmerf Der 0amensS eftion
8ur &~erfiigung eeltellt meroen fonn-
te. BUR Belt lit oieier &olm Der
mietet. 0ieie @innabme, miiroe mo-
tiirlid ~megfallen, menn oieies 3im-
mer Der 9amen-S eftion CUR @erfii-
9ltrg geIteat miiroe, natiirli9 aud
fir onoermeitige9enub i'm 0ien.
tie oeS Gibbs bereitgebalten mltroe.
Cine oiesbe5iigIi6e @ntideioung
m1roe porbebalten. - Salb nod 10
llbr Dertagte Die Geriammlltng 1id.
Washington Journal., 1921-12-02
@eOeutt Der Oenti6en SinOer!
9amem-N 6teilmng
@oncor0 alub.

9ie regeImdBige 8%eriommGune
finOet ON Sonntag, Ben A. DECENT
Der, 7.30 lbr ltott, bod oae aue
&Gltme I'M glltbbauie oes 8a8ars
baGber idon am Sonntag beiett iino,
10 peroen mir unier Stiftungs-
e It uno 8eamtenmabI Bis
Sonntog, oen II. DECEMBER Der
I6ieben, ullo bite aae Die Srauen
oa5 Datum nidt 8u bergeiien
Counting, ben II. 9e5ember: 8eam'
tenluabl nno Stiftnngsfeit NIT &c.
miitlidlem aaffeeflatid nnb Sang
fransden.
8ouIine 8oltber.
Washington Journal., 1921-12-02
E~ANSBURGH s'BRoTHER
6eIebenee BON iuirflicbem @ert
42O SEVENTH STREET NoB

@irfIide. @eIberfe BON 98ert fir BEN Der @eideufe
modt u1o ~nieorige 9refe oofir be8ablt; e~benfaas BON mirflt-
diem @ert fir oen %@mpfdnger Der @eidenfe, Der ieoei @eget-
itono 1uBerlt bro1hbar finoet
Gider6eits9f Ger@pparatc, Sem uno gper-reaop, 5met
Mooeae, melde melt rno brett befannt io wegen ibrer Neelll-
tat. Sn IbGner Sdadtel, nit 6 Weeilern .......!!. $1,000
TiteD Mamicnre HDls-feds Stude, nit SborD &linge
gum Observation-Disclosures, fomplett .................$l .95
Smpprtierte Iptelinen nnO 3itrDnem=Seie, ni6t alein
geiun0 fir oie Saut, aud5 BON angene6nen @erud, Stiid Zoe
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Iebeno aus Weuitern bon 3%abnpulper, colo cream, Sefen uno
4u0er, fon1plet 80. Zoe
G%ulgatc's Continuation Comfort 8u0er, Haiierieife,
grtroct 11no 9ental-gream, fompIett ............ $1.1O
Safeps Oriental SOilet @aier,- idon ~eingepaft, fir
@eibnodten, peribieoene @eriide .............. % Gents
Sterling SiDer gar Eius- nit glan5enoen tpeiBen Stei-
men, in beporauqten WaaItern $1.95
9prin's Compact sterling 5ilber, in Sheffield Gffect,
nit Yuoer uno Quoie. &leiner Spiegel rno Defelfaiten nit
Stidereien $2.05. &leine Sorte 80 Gents.
Sterling SilDer enamel GDfets-in %pradtboaen S6at-
t%ierilngen, paleno 5u Sterling SLIDER Salsfetten, ~. 1896
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ter, and fir 5rauen, ipel6e Semobluien tragen. Baar 70 Gts.
Get Of enamel Siueater Bins gmalGert bon STERLING,
cine groBe 1no 5tpei feline Naoeln, fomplet ........ $2.10
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Muner, iebr MODERN SO Gents
@olb-plateb 2inserie Chips - Sdone Sornen uno elm
grabierte Oefigns, Soar ................. SO Gents.
Washington Journal., 1921-12-02
Slot!

(Melo0ie: Sn einem fiiblen @runOe.
0em Concord &lub freunoliGlt &c
miomet BON Or. gomin $. 3epoel.
2oBt Itol5 oas Banner ffattern,
Dos Banner griin-meiB-rot,
SIS l6irmet uno i6iitet uns ale,
8enn OrouBen Sturmmino orobt.
@8 fiibrt uns frob 5niammen
SSn oieieS troute Saus
gu mon6er gliidli6en Stunoe,
God i1lieBet es Gorge aus.
Oas Grim lit uniere Soffnung
Muf- tiinftiges @eoeiben,
@ir moaen nnier 2eben
Ser lgritnen Soffnung metben.
Oas @eiB lit uniere Gbre,
Die @bre flar un0 rein,
go lit tie itets geweiem,
90 ioa tie emig fem.
Oas hot maht uns gu 9ritoern
Son Itol0em oeuti6em 8lut,
2aBt oieies 8ano uns pflegen
4Is unier bo6ltes @ut.
gu carbohydrates Banner,
@ir buIo'gen beute Dir,
Concord ioaeit 9u beiBen,
Concord lei ods Sanierl
Washington Journal., 1921-12-02
Mpnats-& criammlnns i'm GOncurS'
Slmb.

lm Sonntog glbenb, ben n. gto-
pember, fano sic monatlihe @e11eral-
&eriammIung oeS Goncor0=&lnbs
1tatt. @ie befnnnt, mur0e 0iele yer
Iommlung bonn A. 9onnerstag oes
Wonots ouf oen A. Sonntag nerlegt.
2ebten Sonntug mar oas 8etter
mirfli6 nidt oegloden0, irgeno ie-
monoen oltS Ser trodenen mormen
Stube berauS5ubolen, unO oo6 batte
cine quite Mn5abl BON Srauef u1o
MGnnern Dem idle6ten 8etter ge-
trobt, Inn ibren 8fli6ten ais @tit-
glie0er noh5ufommen. @S lit gemiB
Elm glttes 3ei6en, perionli6e Be
quemli6feit beiieite 8u i6ie6en INN
elmer @eriommlung %bei3ulpobnen; e8
lit bic bette Stiibe ireeno zines Ser
ems, tpenn Witglieoer ibr SntereIle
fir 6os 8oblergeben ibres 8ereins
b5ber i6Gben ols ongenebmesgei6ts.
TIM.
Inter oem @oriibe oes @rGiiOen-
ten cling man bolb na6 a6t an Die
Mrbeit. Ser SefretGr, SEER @ltitab
9enoer, perlos oos 8rotofoa ser
lebten Seriammlung; ebenlo mafte
&err 8enoer als 6inan3-S efretGr
Ben Status Der Sinan3en befannt.
Ser 8aibington SGnger6uno in
einem S6reiben an BEN Concord
Stub berlpies auf bas I'M Sriibiobr
In 8rooflpn It~attfin0enoe Sdn9er-
felt uno miinidt, ooB li6 redt biele,
menn aud geidtmitglieoer zines Sc
%iangpereins, beteiliger1 mt0gen. 81
lenbabn uno SoteIraten leien 81 er-
mGBigten un0 lebr an"nebmbaren
Yreiien berlpro6en.
Der &oriibenoe oes &oltsfomites,
SEER S6effel, belt einen &ortrag
iiber alerlei 5rageuL Die 8erpaltllng
oes &lubs betreffen6 ltno bepies
Serr S6effel Elm ebrli6es, 1tarfes
SntereIie fir ieinen Soften; err f6eint
Ser redte Mann am redten &Iab at
lein u11o beripreGen mir ufls biel bon
leiner arbeit; ~ieOenfols bot SEER
S6effel fir Die nG6ite 8eriamm-
lung einen i~ntereiianten 8eridt 5l1r
9ono. @benlo iino oie nlloeren Ser
rem oes Sausfomites al lo6en, in
oeren Sorl6lagen unbMnli6ten 5eia=
te lid letter, %ernIter @iae, nit ibren
Oienlten Dem &Iub beltmoglid1t al
belfen. Gin &lafat miro an poIIen-
Der Stelle ongebradt meroen, oieje-
nigen 8elu6er Oes &lubbaltles oa=
rauf aufmerfiam 81 MAIDEN, ooB,
Inn Die 8enubung uno 8eoienung
oes &lubs 81 genieBen, cine Mit-
glieosfarte an3ul6affen lei.
Serr Sonnenlann, olsGorliBer 0eS
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, er5ablte Ser
8eriommlung, oaB er nit feinen
2euten felt arbeite, fir Sen naditen
Sbeaterabeno. 0ieies ioGte genltg
3ugfraft iein, INN an oieiem 9(beno
Die Sale bis allf Den lebien Steb-
pIoe gu fiaen. Niit Ge6t betonte
Serr Sannemann, onB mobl Die
Wtebr5obl Der 8eiu1er gar feinen
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M6bliertes 3immer aeimdt.

Gin i6ones 3immer nit Mben0-
ellen, uno Sriibitiid an Sonntagerl,
BON acknowledgements 9euti6en ge-
iu6t. Sfferten inter 500 an oas
Sollrnal erbeten.
New Britain herald., 1921-04-18

other powers should have free access to the island for tho landing and operation oi cables'
 Tho Japanese reply on February 26 said that if the observation of the American government with regard to cables was put forth irrespective of the fact that the island was within tha mandatory territory then tho question seems to be one which should be freely settled by the nation which haa charge of the place. namely, Japan"
 The noto went on to say that at a meeting of tho commission on man. dates Col. F. M. House opposed Wis count Chinda's claim that tho sana csuaI opportunities for commerce and trade should bs guaranteed in terri tories of the "C" class (such as tho Pacific islands) as in those belonging 10 tho "B" class.
 .'In view of the position thus taken by the American delegate" the note added. "the imperial government feel obliged to state that in their opinion tho American government cannot with justice contend for the open door Tn tho C class territories as against Ja- pan and to inform the United States government a- the same timo that they cannot consider themselvea bound in any way to recognize tha freedom of other nations in the man ner insisted upon by the American government in regard to the landing and tho operation of cables even III pIacea where the principle ot tna open door ia to bo guaranteed.