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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-30
LYING IN JAMES. RIVER.
JUST OFF CLAREMONT
Will Pay Government 81. 900
for Each and Percentage
Of Profits.
Is IN NATURE oi EXPERIMENT
'""'s VIII Hr i""ch {" Local Port Mt
Once. Strr"hrim"r Brnth-
cr~ Say.


ne H"''S '"ir"rati"n of Richmond.
subsidiary company f. St"ruhc! me /.
hr"'n"rs' army and nav supplies
"iih man oiis" and warch"uS. at
"'"l Lester St'""' was awarded Il
''"'''"' hE IN" United states shipping
Load IN Wa ~hingi"n yesterday. for
IN" Ncrarrinr &C tw" Wooden Suns
"'it "Y TN" Shirpim- Board during
'"e War period and now found valu-
"''' "iI! a. savage.
I'll" Sales Curpurailon .vr,,,.i
l' 10" u" iwp r-syrlS from their AN
'h"fai" ii tn" J"ul"s Ehcr. uiC Clare.
mont. 10 the plant in Richmond. The
""mp"nN IL was stated las, nignt has
docks and stoTar" facilities To- car.
Tor "'"u greater uumb.r ur III.
vessels. which are 70 b. s,.faup.d T.,
event tn. contracts awar,i.a y,..,.r
day pruv, su,c.ssful
Contract. .ir,,d
\u A.,..,.,.t i- .,i
WASHINGTON 4, ~. .ri,,'s ~. y, = ~,
las, ripI,, e,id 81
.,.,.,,, -
,r.tt.,l" s.,.f,.
u,. "a 80"
''SS''H We're
~ 'o""' -! iftS'"'h' F"Wc!i' ot
~" f.'h"rS"n"E Fleet Corporation. and
"'''N "."''hs
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-30
Will Sniff Brcaths of
Cops Every Four Hours
INV l'nitcd NcMs |

fprNGSToWN. ONO, Dec. aa.-
I'm official breath smcllcr viii Sniu
the brcaths nf all OF Youngstowu
cop. every four hours after Lau.
uary |,
Mayor Elect George Olcs. cIcctci
on iiilly sunday platform. or
icrS il.
when ! take office I'm going
To compel every policeman To take
the pledge" he says. Then I'm
going Ia employ snimcr To in
Spcct brcaths every four hours.
not only whisky smells. hut also
peppermint, Glove and scn-scu
hrcaths Will count against every
man"
Some cops are getting ready TO
&op the gum habit.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-30
Approve Dutch Indies. r.onn.
| ny Ass0ciatcd press.l

EN.1
THE HAGUE. Dec. 29.-Thc Dutch
governments bill authorizing the ne
gotiation Of "A loan Of flOO.0GO.0OO in
the United States. To lie used in he
half of the Dutch East Indies, was
passed unanimously today by the
firs\ chamber pf Parliament. The
second chamberthdopted the measure
last week.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-30
nnu. Faces ,ren,, Withdrawals.

I.ONbON. Dec! 2?.--A dlSpatch 10
London Times from Milan says il was
public knowledge there that tho
Ranc.t ltaliana ri Sconto. which was
headed by Senator Marconi, had n
nanccd the Ansaldn Engineering
Works. and as the crisis N"f this nrm
grew in gravity the dcpositors rushcl
10 the 200 branches of the bank
anxious To obtain their money. Tho
newspaper adds that about ?00. 900 600
lire were withdrawn from the insti-
tuition between November 80 and De-
cembcr 2S.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-30
Following the Hounds

Fox hunting has not lost its
charm for Your true NirIinian.
Horse, and hounds. and ~ hot
trail-wha more is needed for
the sport that has been associated
with Virginia and Nirginians since
the first scarlet coat of the hunter
flashed over Virginia Hills in Colo
nial days? Modern conditions and
the savage barhcd- d-wirr fence hav"
restrained tho chase OF i;cyuar,i.
hut Virginia siili has its bloodcd
jumpers. its famous packs Of
hounds. and the horn still Winds
its stridcnt notes inviting to the
pursuit.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-30
First With the News"
McAdoo Praises Ideals
Taught to Boy Scouts
Full Associated Press
Report


NEW YORK. Dee. 2a.-.'Ii some
OF the present members Of Com
Er"ss had been given I:uy Scout
training. wed have a damn sight
h"tt"r government today" de-
ciarcd William Gibbs McAdun. for
h"r Secretary of the Treasury,
addressing the Brooklyn Rotary
Club about the Scout movement.
Meade" praised the ideals Of
citizenship taught H"y Scouts
hop" church members won'.
object I" my slang he said. as
they did when said wc would
Hex 'h"i! out uf the Kaiser
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-30
THEY'RE COMING DOWN
Co-.ds Must Wear 'Em Longer nj
MRrSViiic.
GEy Associated Press.

KNOXVILLE, TENN, Dec. -. :
They're coming down at Maryvil.e
College and for some of them il will
he quite Il drop. Miss Mary Caldwell,
dean Of women. has spoken. and
henccforth the skirts of the shapcIy
goods must reach within thirteen
mches of mother earth. Lowered
skirts are now a prerequisite 10 high
cr education.
The male Of the species is in. col
lmsion with tho dean. carrying yard
sticks to measure any skirt that APP
pears to DO revealing yany prescribed
anatomy.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-30
S,in~"n Af,cr Airp,nnc ncr,r,.

MINEolA, y. V, Dec. 30.-At
O'Clock this morning sixteen hours
after Edward Stinson began an air
plane ight in an all-mctal monoplanc
To break the worlds continuous
flight record Of 81 hours ~ minutes
Z scconds--thc machine was still in
the air.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-30
GROUP INSURANCE
FOR RAIL WORKERS
Life and Disability Policies
Given by Number of
Companies.
EMPLOYEES PROTECTED
Delaware and Hudson Man.
agcmcnt First To An
nouncc Plan.
llsv .Assnc,nted l.rr..

>.,.,, y,.n, go. q,
roa"S "' IN" country soon may insure
then "mrl"N"s. II was Indicated To-
night aft.r IN. p.,awar. ana hudson
c.c,,,,,, .,,,,.,,,.d i, .1
cav" ''''' "''"'''''H
insurance Tor every one Who has been
on it's pass rolls sin months nr mono.
I.nry. insur;,rc. .und.rw,It.rs said
tina, other rai!ro,d. yy.r. u.u .;io,iu..
for s.rn!l.,t. nroicrtiou for mel, .n,.
p!oyes
Each D.law,r. auL Iiulsor ,n,rIny..
OF ,w. wears. st,uJiu,t ,yo. ,,s,,,.1
for Sino ANA ,h,s. In IN. ,..,i,.
.ix uinu,bs IAN, l.s. ma, ,,y, y,.,,.
for so5o. IN. ronr,ny ,n ,,, ,b, ,.,.
tiy. cos, ana ,h. man .l.., ,r.,.
own h,r.t.i,,..
rn, Insurance I'm ,.umn sum.
:, d.,,b ,h, irs,,,,,, u';u ta
I'm a lum, Sun and 1, n.rtnon.,,,Iy
or totally d,.ubi,.d ,lnrk.r. in r,,,j,.
IL inst,llm.nis uIo,, hy ,vhirh ,b..
,ror,.,, h.,rJd -, ,.... ,.,,,,. ,,
increase tn, ,rnoun, 10 :. m,Nimun
of 400 .,,b ,bn ,,m,., -, ma,
part Of IN. additional rrrmiI,m ,u,I
tn. men the remainder. WA. ais, am
nounced.
In addition ,h. company said /, had
arranged .or the workers to tax. an,
n, cN,..dinrIv Inw r,tcs" ,uv,,ron.
against accidents not covered bS TIA.
workmrn's COMPENSATION laws loss az
work through sickness. and also uu-
employment
No medical examination j. /, lac rr-
gujrcd r.mploy.S l.uv< In. .crvic.
for amy reason can rxvhanr. their
certificates without medical .Namiuu-
t!un for policies of the same. amounts.
paying the regular rates for their
ages at the time OF Suhstitution
May Iiuy added Protection.
Groups OF employees consisting uf
not less than thrc--fourths OF those
in amy one class. who desire insurauc.
above Sac0 must apply for il before
March II. next. For each additional
Sl,uOu the insured cmpl"yc must pay
q" Gems 1t month. the company pay
ing the premium in excess OF this
amount
sickness insurance and accidents
iuSuranc" are TO L." borne entirely
hy TIA" policy holder applying FOR IL.
I'll" insurance Ia u" paid brnc!iciari.;
for six moIrthS at Si5 a week. the sick =
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-30
81, 100000 Theft of Army
Supplies Leads to Ar
rest Of Three.
$40 1000 EUR ROBBERlES
Bandits i'll Gun-Fighl in Times
Square After Attempt to
Rob Restaurant.
riiy Associated rrcss.

NEW YORK, Dec. -. Fresh en-
tries were mad. on the crime shoc,
II the metropolitan list to-day, when
the casualty list for the Christmas
ia" outbreak mountrd 10 seven
Killed and nv" seriously wounded
Another lit of daring was reported
from the heart " New Tork,s great
white way broadway and Forty first
street where the patrons Of an auto
mat restaurant wrr" commanded hy
robbers To throw up their hands The
h"ld-up yielded siG. The robbers
gun light with the police.
Si.nuG.Unr Theft.
In addition. there came 4" light
theft -: 81 .noO. .ooo worth Of army sup
plies from the Ir"oklyn bas.. and
the arrest of three civilian employees
hy arm: Intelligence officers on Il
charG" of YmugglinS the articles on;
nf the reservation in motor trucks.
y snr"ai o. Grim" to station Island
was indicated Ivy discovery that dur
'ng III" night u druGGis, within half
a hl"rl> "t The StanI"t"n Polio" sta
'."m had h"rn robbed aud that an
unsuccessful attempt had been made
"a fore, a SAT. III II grocery store
near ~
Figuring ais" ON the Grim. chaa.
was The arrest "t nine men charged
with fur rohhcri"s involyinS $75,oO0.
Tho =an@ Was arrested after a h.hi
within II hl"ck "f the West Forty
seventh St-""t Police Statcn.
h>L >trrnrs. rrnni,irS.
Ncc"mpanN ing the crime way" was
Il plea by r"Ii,r Commissioner En-
right that The. courts should dca! GU;
tn" SicrncSi penalties To offenders and
an assertion ny some Police Court
magistrates that bonding companies
ready To bail out any offenders were
responsible for the number Of in
dictcd criminals at large. The police
expressed belief tina, the latest
scheme adopted 10y f"otpadS WAS To
turn "m street lights before .waylay-
ng their Victims.
Anthony -. rraicr. taken 10 the
Grccnroint ii"spt,ai With a fractured
skull. after being knocked on The
head in BROOKLYN last might, said the
are light was out where he was held
up other similar Instances have
been reported
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-30
PRICE-FINING COMBINE,
OBJECT OF SEARCH
r" r,nLrsm cosr FIGURES
Justice Department to Give Hu,rr.
"pp"rfunity tn Judge nr tr-
iuni Commodity Prices
iny rnf,od Ncws.I

N
NEW YORK. Dee. Dcpar,mor,
"t Justie" agents in New York have
been instructed 10 give their .nves.
tGation of r"tnif pric.s prcc.dc,.c.
oyer all oth"r business. and every
available man in tn" district mas been
detailed /" The work %: gathering
oNid"mc" 10 =. submitted 10 A;,ur-
n"y-Icncral Daughcrty at Washing
ton
Tn work Of organization for IN.
coming driv" has been completed un
dcr Ia. direction of ". j Burns. di-
Rotor %! the bureau or inyestiga-
tion
.>s last as the department, agents
gather the data it j. son, To- WASH
!nrt"m. amd New York retailers look
for important developments within a
week or two
TN Hunt for prirr-Fi,cr-
A. far as can hc determined. the
Department o: JuS,ic" is seeking
facts which may tend to establish the
"Ai*t"ncc Of II pricc-iiNiug combina-
ti"n on tn" part OF the retailers.
which would render it's members iia-
bio 10 prosecution und"r the Shcr-
man antitrust law or under similar
state laws
New f"rk's attorney general.
Charles u. Newton. declares that the
state Will assis, the Federal officials :
in every possible way. and ,i,at.
whore Offenders are not amcuahic
I" the Fcdcrai law. they will hc
brought bcfor, stat. courts. II. ma.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-30
Hunt in PhOt0gravurc-

Not all may follow Rcynard
from the start Ia the kill--few
are privileged to experience the
thrills Of the chase. l;ut all may
ride with the huntrrs in the
Photoeravurc Section Of next
Sundays Times dispatch. 4 full
page of pictures-rcal wonders OF
the best there is in Photographic.
ari-photoEraph"d from the re-
cent annual hunt Of one Of Vir-
ginm'S famous fox hunting assO-
Citations, from the start. through
the thrilling episodes of the chase.
iO the exciting moment when the
fox falls prey to the hounds
everything is there except the
baying Of the pack, and imaGina-
ton supplies that one deficiency.
Order Your Copy Today
DO not miss this page of old
fashioned Virginia fox hunting
scenes. Why not order your COPY
Of The Times. Dispatch today?
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-30
unin of bullet. Continue.

ButI Was III" nrst To fan When
Moor. and Miller appeared from the
inner Office tn" rain OF bullets con.
iinuc.'. with Moore returning the tire
and woundine one of the bandits
The shooting was heard y girls in
"f!ic"s over the bank and il was be-
l!cvcd that IN" scutIiin- Of their fee,
caused the bandits 10 hce through h
the window.
Investigation showed IN. rnbLcrs
had obtained nothing. The pay roll
had h"cn taken I" ;hc factory before
their arrival and the inner doors /"
tn" vaults were locked
lr moment this little town o.
500. located IN K"ckland County near
the New Jersey line, was ia tur-
mol. The tir" whistle was blown ana
as soon as the trucks appeared they
took up the chase, assisting the con-
siahu!ary OF both states The last
report OF the robbers WAS that they
We're heading for Orange County
Two pistols, one of German make.
were found in the tauk. Moorc's
weapon was missing.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-30
Enter Pearl River. New York !,
Bank, bu, Fail in
/ l1old.Up.
AFTER $1,000 PAY ROLL
Cashier and Clerk Murdered
and Customer Injured as
Robbers Escape in Auto.
tEy Associated rr.gs ]

~ y - pec. 70
''"' Nih"H hhnhi's today swoopcd
down on Pearl River. failed ia ar a
,-mp, - rcb tin. I.i,., >.,,, a..
g.,
'"'' ""'"'""i ~" after
S''H'hs Us" men and probably NOR.
'"''' """nd'mG another.
on. r"bb"r. wounded by one OF his
N'9'.'hS' iti' Nlrhi trai! of biood
~ 'He snow h"t this was lost when
IA" entered The machine. Tpuigh, the
town IRE department IN their trucks.
citizens in priya," machines ana the
pBilg. :fngt and .,l,,., ,....,,.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-30
The Weather

Fnir md colder to-day; increasing
rioudincSs mud warmer
tomorrow.
For tuil weather report. see Editorial rasc.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1921-01-28
1900 pairs of shoes

There will be $4,000 pairs of shoes dis
played for you to see, try and examine. =
haven't anything up my sleeve.
There's no joker in the pack.
No mystery about my policy, it's simple as
ABC.
The cost of production is where the buga-
boo is today. Merchandise can't be sup
Piled to you today at old-time prices with
cost of selling averaging close to 1920. Cut
the selling expense out and the trade is
easy-thats the plan we work on.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1921-01-28
opening da y
kor0 ne do IL

This business was started and originated
by Frederick Nj. Heflin, not with a theory,
but with very practical purpose in view
the need to supply the public with bet
ter shoes at lower prices - and working
from this, his great self-service idea de-
veloped into great public service.
A system Of shoe retailing that IS going 70
extend around the world and change the
shoe buying habits OF millions of thinking
people-selling yourself shoes is the only
safe and economical way, it is the most
valuable habit you have ever formed.
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1921-01-05

L. ]. NorthiRgton's store at Green
wood Springs was robbed on the night
of the q. This is the second time
this store has been entered in the
past three weeks. Blood hounds were
secured and the robbers were trailed
to Gattman, some three miles dis
lance, where it is thought the men
got on the train.
Lovers of the field and the gun are
rejoicing IN the fine sport in quail
this season. Quail are
plentiful and they were never larger
or fatter, and the hunters are on the
war path every day from early morn
till late at night, coming in with their
game bags well filled with game from
quail down to ''old brer rabbit"
which is mighty good eating.
Rev. R. w. Evans and family, Of
Carrollton, Miss, spent the Christmas
holidays, making glad the homes of
their daughters, Mrs. D. B. Owen and
Mrs. Carrie West. They have host
of friends here that were glad to
extend to them a NEST hearty well
come.
The following prominent citizens
of Gattman motored to Columbus on
last Wednesday Of the past week;
Esq, w. Z. Pickle, J. L. King and
son.
January first found Caledonia with
a new general repair shop opened up
and ready for work, opened by Mr.
b. S. Brown, who is an experienced
workman. This -is.something that has
been needed in our town for a lcne
while.s We bid Mr.. Brown a most
cordial welcome and hope him success
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1921-01-05
m AND ABOUT THE CITY

tN ANU RbUol llE I'll
In getting a mans goat be sure you
don't gel the butt end.
Even the prOhIbltionlst may believe
In spirits, metaphysically.
You never can tell. Many a thick
head is covered BY a thin head Of
hair.
Teach the young idea how to shoot
but don't limit it to shooting OF his
mouth.
There are some luxuries even the
rich can't afford; clear conscience,
for instance.
Two ways of putting lt-"That girl
is certainly a good locker" "Yes.
she's out of sight"
II stands TO reason that the auc-
tioneer knows more about sales than
the sailor knows about auctions.
If II is true that every man has his
price, 1t is equally true that a woman
can make him feel cheap.
Wigg-"I am going to join a hunt
ing party up in Canada. We shall do
most of our travelling in Canoes"
Wagg-"Well. be careful not to shoot
any rapids out of season"
The Angel Gabriel was rehearslng
his final stunt. "Looks as though ]
might be out OF job" remarked the
celestial herald. "Every fellow seems
to be blowing his own horn.'
"Supp6se a fire should suddenly
break out on the top floor and you
We're up there" said the proprietor OF
the big store. what steps would you
takew "None." replied the applicant
for job. I'D take the elevator"
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1921-01-05
Morning lOio II
Afternoon
2 to 3

You need good blood-enriching
tonic. Take -Mangan for few
weeks and notice the big improvement.
Pepto- Mangan is an agreeable tonic.
and is heartily endorsed by physicians.
Your druggist has Pepto-Mangan in
both liquid and tablet form. Buy
whichever you prefer; one has exact
ly the same effect as the other. Make
sure you get the genuine Pepto-
Mangan. Ask for "Gude's" and look
for the full name "Gude's Pepto-
Mangan' on the package. ADV.
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1921-01-05
CALEDONIA


By DR.. Emmett Jameson.
Here's a happy New Years greet
ing to The able Editor Of the Dispatch
and its numerous readers.
Here's success to the Chamber Of
Commerce. Wishing their organiza-
ton a most prosperous year as a
community builder. Here's health
and happiness to the able president
and all the officers of the Chamber
of Commerce for the accomplishment
of big things during the year 1921.
The year 1920 is past and number
ed with the many things Of the past.
Time is swiftly passing away, al
though many new years have come
to most Of us. However, each new
year becomes the year Of years. We
can family feel the atmosphere
throb with a new bound as this new
year, 1921, comes to US fresh FROM
our Fathers hand. However, We are
here little older for our buffetings,
but not regretful for their lessons,
often abused and misrepresented and
unappreciated, but wiser for the
struggle but better prepared for the
duties of the new year. Joyously we
bid the new year a most hearty well
come. We welcome this new year
with song and dance as the youngest
and fairest of the children Of time.
Stop! listen! the clock on the mantle
is striking twelve, alas the old year
is rolling into a great chasm and 3s
sealed up to the end of time. up
springs the new ycarnisn'tl ii brig CIV
and beautiful? We sometimes fllink
the birth of new day lis worthSa
life to see. We should ssnavsr get
tired of passing it's dawn as Goa gda
tly pushes away the darkness 81
quietly and shoots up his golden rays
so beautifully He comes to our bed
50 softly and touches our eyes so
lovingly. he tlceks our homes so
fine and his angels sing Of the
morning so asweetly, how can any
one sleep. By the time we are
aroused flood Of light bursts in up
en- us as God pins back the curtafns
of night for us to see the dawn Of
the beautiful new year as it comes
to Jus fresh from our heavenly
Fathers hand. The new year, isn't
FIT grand? Who an enter one without
shouting and singing praises to our
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1921-01-05
KERNELS


England drinks more milk than
water.
In Persia boys and girls never play
together.
Tokyo, Japan, has a club Of 20 wom-
an journalists. ssa
Japanese women do not smoke ciga-
rettes, but prefer tiny pipe of ebony.
1t is just 100 years since the manu-
facture Of quinine was begun in Phil
adelphla.
The enjoyment of beautiful flower Is
common to all the inhabitants Of
Japan.
Latin ceased to be spoken as the
language of the people Of Italy about
the year 53.--Loulsville Courler-Jour-
nal.
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1921-01-05

Father in heaven for his goodness to
the children Of men? However let
the night come for it brings the
morning. Welcome the dreary winter,
for it brings the beautiful springtime.
Good bye >old year, for thus you
usher in the happy new year. Ring
out the old year. and ring in the new
year. 1921.
May great things be accomplished
this year by the Dispatch and the
Chamber of Commerce, that will tell
for good in years to come. A happy
New Year to you, Mr.. Editor and to
the readers of the Dispatch--a Happy
New Year.
st. JOHNS Day was duly celebrated
by Caledonia Lodge No. 2SO, F. and
A. NJ, on Monday, December, 81,
when the following officers were in
stalled for the ensuing year: J. A.
Dale, w. NJ; E. d. Eggef S. WV.
A. Myers, j. W.; E. o. Harper,
Treasurer; M. H. Vandlver, Secretary;
Paul Thompson, S. D.; S. l.. Holly, ].
ID; G. I. Motion, Tyler. The lodge
meets every first Saturday. We are
glad to say that this lodge has en-
joyed an exceptionally healthy
growth in Caledonia during the past
year. Much new and young blood has
been infused into the lodge and the
old members have been taking more
interest in their lodge than they have
for some time. We are informed
that this lodge hopes to some time
in the near future organize an
Eastern Star lodge. Hope they may
succeed. KIN
\. Sunday night, December 26, the
/ wadding bells and Xmas bells rang
| out III unioils when Miss Rosia OFT
the beautiful daughter or Mr.. and
Mars. Jim Oft and Mr. Murphy Boyd
were quitely united in maariage at
theshome Of the btidds parents, Rev.
R. L. Ellis, pastor Eofs The Methodist
Eehurch was the officiating minister.
EThe ceremony was witnessed by only
a few intimate friends Of the con-
tracing parties. Numerous friends
of the happy couple join in extending
congratulations to the young people.
They will leave on January 9th for
their home in the Lone Star State.
Belts and Egger's store was robbed
on Saturday night, December 25, and
about fourteen pairs of shoes was
taken, several pairs of overalls, tobac-
leo and candy No arrests haye us
yet been made, however Mr.. Hg9et
thinks that sthe guilty partiesi will
soon be landed behind the barss Mr.
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1921-01-05
AN INTERESTING SERVICE

The Salvation Army held an inter-
esting service at the NJ. & o. depot ON
Sunday afternoon. About a hundred
persons were present when Captain II.
A. Harvey mounted truck and deliv-
tired stirring discourse. The Captain
spoke for about a hGf-hour, and was
given marked attention.
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1921-01-05
YOU WILLLOVE
YOUR LIFE MORE
TAKES ON ADDED COLOR
WHEN YOUR BLOOD
is GOOD
USE PEPTO-MANGAN
II You Feel Listless And De-
pressed Your Blood Is Sure
To BE CIogged And
Sluggish.
USE PEPTO- MANGAN

Without knowing why, you find
yourself feeling unhappy You go
around day after day half asleep. In
terest in what is going on around you
lags and life becomes dull The
beauty Of radiant sunshine, lovely
flowers and the enhancing miracles
of life you miss entirely. Living, eat.
ing, sleeping, become more or less Of
a bore.
That is what clogged, sluggish blood
does to you. II poisons your thoughts
You are only onc-half alive.
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1921-01-05
ABOUT PEOPLE

The youthful ambition OF Sir
Arthur w. Pinero, the famous
English playwright, was to be-
come an omnibus conductor.
B. N. Duke, active In the big
gest tobacco corporation in the
world, says: Il have never used
tobacco in any form and / have
never had any desire to do so.'
The square-bottom paper bag,
which has been In almost uni
yersal. use for half a century,
was the invention of a woman
Miss Maggie Knight Of Holyoke,
Mass.