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The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1921-09-30
Beautiful Costumes |
Cecil B. DeMille's Production
why Charge Your WIfe?"

GOWNS that for beauty and style
outrival anything ever seen ON the
screen are a feature of Cecil B. De-
Miles latest screen masterpiece,
"Why Change Your Wife," Designed
especially for this production by one
of the worlds premier designers,
these costumes are the final word in
fashion, and sheer beauty.
Gloria Swanson and Bebe Daniels,
who play the leading feminine roles,
display wardrobes which run the full
gamut of my lady's wardrobe. Cor
geous negliges, simple and dignifed
house dresses, and stunning evening
gowns are displayed at every angle
of the story.
In addition to the principals, a
number of lesser screen luminaries
appear in the picture and the same
care has been taken in gowning these
characters that was displayed with
the more important roles. A scene
in the shop of fashionable modiste
and various hotel and ball room
scenes furnish opportunities for the
display of many fascinating gowns
of every variety.
JIMMIE'S PLAYHOUSE
MONDAY, OCT. 3
10c and 35c
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1921-09-30
LABOR PREDICTS EARLY
BREAKDOWN OF RAILWAYS

Washington, Sept. PA crisis
which will develop into the break
down of the railroads, nccessitating
their immediate return to govern
ment control, is due within thirty
days.
This prediction will be made in La
Dor, the official organ of the rail-
road unions, in its next issue, it was
learned tonight The prediction is
the view of railway labor officials.
The prediction is significant in
view of information from authorita-
tive sources that the railroad union
executives are delaying plans for
general strike in anticipation of just
such situation.
They look to collapse of the rail-
roads to win public support for the
railroad workers in their demands
for government ownership and dem
ocratic control 1t was pointed out
that the workers would then be in
strategic position to deliver an ulti-
matum which would give the govern
ment choice between two alterna-
tives--a general strike or the taking
over of the roads.
"They will then be in position to
base their fight solely on the ground
Of public service" said a prominent
labor official.
Anxiety to prevent inconveni-
ence to the public has delayed strike
as much as anything else. When the
collapse of the railroads comes, the
men will give warning they will re-
fuse to work until the railroads are
made fit for public service.
Glenn Plumb, father of the Plumb
plan of railroad control and counsel
of the railroad unions, declared to-
night that a railroad collapse is in
evitable." In about thirty days be-
gins the rush season for moving win
ter coal, and then, according TO
Plumb and Labor, will begin the H.
nal breakdown OF the ROADS.
The National Coal Association sup
ports Plumb's statement that the
railroads will not be able to move
enough coal to supply the public's de-
mand because of lack of cars and that
one of the most critical situations in
the history of the nation will arise,
with the prospect of coal famine in
several sections of the country.
Nothing can save the railroads
now" said Plumb. With all the cars
available used for moving coal, there
will not be enough to supply the nor
NAL demand.
.Wacte- and neglect on the part OF
the railroad management are respon-
sible. Millions have been paid out
to stockholders for speculative pur-
poses. These came millions spent in
. improvements could have been used
in purchasing cars to haul COAL
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1921-09-30

Despite the fact that Black Bayou
has been filled in, Reelfoot Lake con-
tinues to fall. Mr.. Hiland, the State
Engineer, who is in charge of the
work building the State Highway
around the lake says that the lake
has fallen at least a foot since Black
Bayou has been filed in. We sup
pose the people of Obion County will
either be taking action against the
city of Tiptonville trying to prohibit
the use of the lake water for the wa
ter supply or accusing Attorney GEN
eral T. o. Morris and Col. A. e. Mark
ham of cutting an underground tun-
mel to the lake and draining it thru
Union City.-Lake County Gazette.
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Box Supper.

The Christian Endeavor Society of
Bethlehem will give a box supper
Friday night, Sept 80, on the church
grounds.
Every one invited to come out and
encourage the young people and help
good cause.-A Member.
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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1921-01-14
Jest AS ItWuz
Athe heayter''
BY III.
At the Novelty.

At the NoFGtlSs
From I fast start to a beautiful finish
the bill which finishes the week is a good
one. tho not quite so classify dressed as
the case which made up the program for
the first three days.
The Aerial Pats keep moving from the
time the curtain rises until it drops and
in the interim, offer some new stuff on the
trapeze. One commendable thing about this
act is the fact that the posing usually in
e1uded in ,uch a performance is eliminated
STANLEY and Olsen who follow are long on
natter and use some gags that are rather
broad rhAir dancing Is the best part OF
their show
here for gome time is that of Baxley and
Porter II Is well staged and acted. 1t
Is based on the old ballads and got good
Wayten Four might be college quar-
tette. but their limitations exceed their
harmony in their efforts on the hands OF
the listeners. The Silver Fountain Girls
have a rather elaborate posing act Each
of the three has something to pose with,
At the Orpheum-
The most risky thing about "The Frisky
Mrs Johnsol'' is the title of the film. Can
see no other excuse for it. unless the ZieG-
field family is running short of cash and
10 get reinforcements for the ZiegfeId ex-
chequer.
been her looks, IS getting thinner now. She
ties She knows how to pose most effec-
lively and that latter is just what she does
all the way thru this latest screen attempt.
The play is another of those series of screen
tableaux with all the story written in the
sub titles IN between. To give all the credit
where it is most due would De TO hand
sub-tftIes They really were clever. The
picture tells very little story and what
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1921-01-14

there is OF it is based on one OF the most
trite of themes
The best part of the program is furnished
by the Speculative Three, who have changed
their program from that they offered the
first part of the week. Their new offer
ing is almost entirely devoted to harmony,
something in which this trio excels-
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1921-01-14
NortonyiIIe Wins Two Games.

Nortonville high school basket ball
five defeated OskaIoosa high school.
"a to 10. here last night. The Mort u
vile girls also won their game from
OskaIoosa, 4S to S.
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&oit.S

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De ct Har bebierte6e @npgte op paa
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Sforitensptben. Set bialp. Too
Minuter efter bite @ru6eparref fla
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at 6eres &uler.
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~Danmark. ~
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Tiiferiets ubbptte / 1920.

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&efioerenoe &appellan be6 col,
berg Strife poo Gre6erifsberg $.
g. Scbulein ct u6nabrt til @ogre.
prnit for $eiit Meniebeo, ftp. @b,
man6spreft / &etucaitle % &ortle.
pool England g. .. &%roniegaoro.
'$anien til @oenepreit for @raa,
iten % AosbM Menigbeoer, ftp.
praitebiet mioIertioig @e6bielper
for @u6um og 6abierg @eni9beoer
@tbe @tift s. 5. Stain til Sogne.
preit for &sir>p menigbeo og cog,
1tepreit for ellie 2pn6bp % 9liteb
Mentgbe6 / Siellaros @tift S. Mrt.
berien til Sognepreit for Msgel-
tbt1oer Mentgbeo, ollie / 6e ien6er.
iD6ife 2an6s6ele. q
Sogneppeit be6 &imotbeus &trfen
L &iebenbabn s. q. 2in6eburg ct
ftaof9itet til Sogtepraft for Mler
Mentgbeb / Sc ibn6eripoffe 2anos.
belle.
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Gn 9oftorgrab.

Magtiter @sren &allar nanot mn
Zig, meloer oanife 8la6e, Sen flo
ioftife Doftorgrao be6 en- Mfban6=
ling om, bbor mango @ange s. g.
,Socobien baboe brugt De forifeIlige
6orpebetegnelier, og bborle6es Ser
al set iaale6es iamle6e itatiitife Mo=
terrible tan u6le6es en- 8eobm1nelie
al 9tgteren og bans 8erfer.
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Sc a n f~furipunbne.

Malborg amtstioenoe ffriber:
ghu er set ca. ct ballot Mars Et6
ii6en en- urtg @ige fra @anebo.
itran6 iporlgit foribanot fra fiji
Silent. SSngen bar ienere bert roget
til ,benoe, tro6s ibrig Gfteribgning.
Gorle6en foriba11t en- p1tgre 8ar.
Der fra Gre6erifsbabn. $a1t faas fi6it
8orb paa ct Norgesffibi &obner.
.Gor faa 9oge t6en forfpar6t en-
pngre Man6, 5gn al en- arbeios.
man6 ! 8mrgboftrano; iporlbit fra
TT $iem, % ban bar lite fioe,1 Doe.
ret til at finoe. Gra Cling SGT.
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9anif Strife i ltblanbet

bar gen1em %&trfeminiiter S. 6.
Gbriitenien mootaget en- @ope paa
10000 ST. fra Gabrtfseier, Diref-
tpr Boul 8ogb, ser bob6e bragt
@rfaring, at @elifabet netop for 81
SEN bap6e 8rug for iterre &e1ge=
mi0ler.
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Sreerne feI6es.

&ebet1babnerne bar benptte1
&aaifen til l16flngter / ege,1 8p
og bet ct britt rimeligt, at mango
11eo en- big l1noren bar let paa Ser
Stables, Der bar grebet Mlttoriteter.
ne me6 $enfDn til at fel6e Grocer.
Set er fbr bleber iogt, at man
bar en- bis Sorferligbe6 for ID
faa omoatnet @pe1t til en- @tenbr.
ten, men alorig bar set bift fig fao
itarft iorn Be fe,1ere Mar.
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&refebalg.

Aa1tor &roeniegaaro.San iert.
Der ur6er &riger bor 5irleibrger
for 6e l111ge bauite 9bnoeipoer
3n1,eeleiren beo @elbam ! Gnglaro,
er at Mentgbe6en ! @rnoite11 BE
ben balst til @reit meo 1914 Stett.
u.er tno6 8 g~1eiihru1,er.
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Sra tiff til banif @aamb.

Sen 6anife Stat bar / 6isie Dage
al 8eltprelien for Goreningen til
$leic af tpif Geo og ault1r fiebt
Nabtgationsifolen, ser iom befien6t
al Gorentngen Dor in6rettet til tp1f
6oriamltngsial. 4iebeilmmen ct
$4,000 &r.
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Sgnberjpuanbs @estricitetsforip

ming.
ct 1torltilet Is Mtll. &roners
Nroiett til 0r6ning al @pnoeripl-
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Me6ers fi6itnepnte 6isponerer ober
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bele Bon6mosien igennem en- n.y.
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