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The Lexington progress. (Lexington, Tenn.) 1884-current, 1921-04-22

Lexington players will entertain
us Friday night of this week by the
presentation of Deacon Dubbs," a
comedy drama in three acts, in the
High School auditorium. Come.
Don't miss it.
The Yuma Improvement Club pre-
scented their play here last Friday
night, but the crowd was not so large
on account of the rain.
B. II. Bolen, wife and B. H. Jr., Wis
tied relativese at Yuma the first of
the week.
Mrs. F. NJ. Orr, who was conveyed
to the Protestant Hospital at Nash
vile last week for an operation, has
undergone the operation and reports
are favorable for her speedy recov-
cry. :.
Education is as broad as life itself
II begins ct birth and ends at death,
Crate Burdwell, of Westport, was
here last week.
The comment upon the Wildersville
Items by the Oak Grove reporter, did
not fail to catch our cleaning eye
We are taking it as a compliment, for
which we thank you.
W. G.. Taylor was conveyed to the
West Tennessee Hospital at Bolivar
last Tuesday for treatment.
DR.. c. f. Bolen was in Nashville q
few DAYS last week attending the
State Medical Association.
The grading of the streets has
been under wa with Clyde Walker
rs contractor.
Elder W. NJ. Holland, of Greenfield
preached at the Christian church
here Sunday and Sunday night.
Prof. c. E. Picker, Of Buena Vista
was here Saturday on business.
Rev. A. U. Nunnery, Of Parsons,
will preach here Saturday afternoon
and Sunday morning.
Raymond Fesmire was IN Lexing-
ton Saturday.
Graden Bolen. Paul Parker and
Lea Hall. spent a few days IN Mem
mis- last week on business.
Harry Parker. Of Union University,
jackson. has returned after few days
visit with relatives here.
]. C. Tidwell. Of Huntingdon. was
here Saturday.
On account Of the rain, the crowd
The Lexington progress. (Lexington, Tenn.) 1884-current, 1921-04-22

by having a good school than any
teacher ever receives, for a teacher
that puts forth effort to teach, train
and decipline the mind of a boy or
girl cannot and is not paid too much.
So, lets every community talk of a
good school this year. Talk the needs
of good schools and there then will
be no replacing of locks and window
lights, ETC., at the beginning of the
school terms each year, and if such
work is needed, don't wait until the
tecaher gets there to do and see that
this work is done. A community
school spirit means community prog
ress. Let's go to work.
The Lexington progress. (Lexington, Tenn.) 1884-current, 1921-04-22
ALI.
DRUGGISTS

for fertilizer by the Progressive
Farmer" He had a high opinion Of
the latter paper but laments that
such a good feed is not fed to some
kind of cattle and then applied TO the
soil as manure. Will the time also
come here in Henderson county that
we shall tell another generation a
big yarn about how We once fed
cotton seed meal to cattle and even
hogs Just as we now hear older peo-
pie comment on how cotton seed were
once wasted and how one Southern
state passed a law prohibiting gins
from dumping seed into streams? II
Henderson county would feed as
much cotton seed meal as she pro-
duces and apply the manure to the
land to grow clover we would have an
entirely different market
The Lexington progress. (Lexington, Tenn.) 1884-current, 1921-04-22
INDIGESTION AND C0ysTTP1-
TION

Prior to using Chamberlain's Tab
lets, suffered dreadfully from midi
gestion. Nothing l ate agreed with
me and lost flesh and ran down in
health. Chamberlain's Tablets
strengthened my Questioned and cur
ed me Of constipation" writes Mrs.
George Stroup, Selvsy, y. 7.
The Lexington progress. (Lexington, Tenn.) 1884-current, 1921-04-22

We have Just read q comment in
''Hoard's Dairyman," published in
Wisconsin which commented on the
advise given to use cotton seed meal
The Lexington progress. (Lexington, Tenn.) 1884-current, 1921-04-22
SEED! SEED!
TESTED SEED

TESTED SEED
Clover Seed
Grass Seed
Seed Oats
b Lespedeza
ALL KINDS OF FIELD SEED.
Ask for Garden Seed Catalogue
YOPP SEED COMPANY
Incorporated
Paducah, Kentucky
The Lexington progress. (Lexington, Tenn.) 1884-current, 1921-04-22


Paducah, Kentucky
FINER FARMING
By H. A. Powers, Co. Agent.
The Henderson County Farmers
Union will meet at Union Cross on
Saturday before the Third Sunday
in May.
!. Mr. Wyatt: "Some of the Farm Bu-
reaus in the country started with a
small number of farmers"
Head back those peach trees and
cut out all growth towards the centre.
No one can afford to miss this oppor-
tunity.
Mr.. Wyatt, of the American Farm
Bureau Federation was in this county
on Saturday, April 10Th. He stated
that there were now 100000 farm
ers in their organization.
Philip Maxwell is the only farmer
to our knowledge who sowed Grim
son clover last fall. He got some fine
pasture from it and now will put it
to corn. Look out for his yield. 1t
will not be 20 bushels.
We need some more hogs yet to
finish out the car of hogs to be ship
ped in June. You can get one to
weigh $50 pounds very cheaply by
that time. They should not weigh
over 200 pounds but will be shipped if
the farmer wants them shipped.
Have you bought your fertilizer
Freight moves rapidly now. You had
better buy some if you do not have
manure enough to cover your cotton
land. 1t is now time to plant cotton
but May 10th is early enough, so you
have time to get your fertilizer vet.
We are able to put in touch farm
ers who have products for sale with
farmers who wish to buy. However
we are limited. We would like to be
able to send 500 letters twice a month
to farmers in the county giving a list
of articles for sale and articles want
ed. We could do it if we had null
tigraph.
1t is safe to dust little chicks and
setting hens with sodium flouride for
lice. Joe Mette, Poultry expert. SAYS
that by keeping the vermin off the
fowls it is easy to raise young chicks
every month in the year, if they ars
well provided with shade during the
hot months. We do know that il the
above powder is put on the skin-un.
der the feathers of the birds, the lice
viii be killed.
Clyde B. Jones and J. A. Austin re.
ceived some Italian Queen bees last
week to be introduced to their hives
Bookkeeping, according to modersi
scientific methods, will pay. The poor
honey flow last year perhaps caused
some men to lose interest in their
apiaries. However these two meE are
going ahead as though they had Sc
cured heavy yields of honey last sea
son. Few colonies of bees are needed
on every farm
We have found a feeling among
some business men that farmers, On
account of the low prices Of farm
products are not planning to do much
this year. We have found this as a
rule not to be true. Most Of them
realize that it is wise to redouble
their efforts to secure better retarns
from their efforts. We have never
found farmers so anxious to get a.
their problems as they are this seas
on.
| We have met road q comment in
The Lexington progress. (Lexington, Tenn.) 1884-current, 1921-04-22

We are able to put in touch farm
ers who have products for sale with
farmers who wish to buy. However,
we are limited. We would like to be
able to send 500 letters twice month
to farmers in the county giving a list
of articles for sale and articles want
ed. We could do it if we had a null
tigraph.
The Lexington progress. (Lexington, Tenn.) 1884-current, 1921-04-22

Have you bought your fertilizer?
Freight moves rapidly now. You had
better buy some if you do not have
manure enough to cover your cotton
land. 1t is now time to plant cotton
but May 10th is early enough, so you
have time to get your fertilizer yet.
The Lexington progress. (Lexington, Tenn.) 1884-current, 1921-04-22

Essary & Denison
Solicitors for Petitioners.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-05-21
Constance Talnadge
at the NRialto in
sThe Love Expert

Helpful hints to girls or boys
anxious to ascertain whether one
certain member Of the opposite sex
is responsive to their respective
emotions are given in THE Love
Expert" starring Constance Tai
madge and which will be shown at
the Rialto theatre Sunday.
This production is the workman
ship of John Emerson and Anita
Loos whose former stories and
adaptations for Constance Talmadge
since her utilization with First Ma
tional Exhibitors circuit have been
greeted by the theatregoing public
at large as classic gems Of comedy
production.
AS Babs, a romantic boarding
school girl, Connie is probably in
her most delightful characterize
ton. Eschewing the cut-and-dried
educational subjects she devotes
| herself to self-instruction in the
science of Practical Love-Making
with the result that the board OF
regents stimulates another sale ;or
the railroad companies-thus Civ
ing Babs chance to try out heI
many formulas. The management
maintains nothing like it has eveI
been shown or written before. This
picture is from an original seen.
ario by Emerson and Loos.
Although Lloyd Hamilton has ap
peared in but one Mermaid Com
edy, Duck Inn." he has received
letters addressed in care Of til,
producing company from nineteel
different countries, a record which
is remarkable. A goodly share o
these writer's recall that they fol
lowed his humorous adventure,
through many Of the Ham ant
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-05-21

of Two Cities" The only resem-
blance is in the fact that this new
role is as romantic as any he ever
played. And it is in many ways
his most pleasing performance.
+ Laughs and thrills alternate from
beginning to end Of the feature.
The opening situation is one Of the
most original ever seen on the
screen, and It leads to q series of
surprises eliminating in q stag
gering climax. Throughout there
is q magnetic quality.
The scenery is superb. and the
direction, by J. Gordon Edwards,
is fiawless.
The cast includes Louise Lovely
twho is as pretty as her name),
Henry J. Hebert, Harry Devere, G
Raymond Nye, Clarence Morgan
and Clare Dubrey.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-05-21

The Nashville. season a ~
Columbia theatre h drawing e 4
close. Like many things, the ~
10 % b the best The two III
weeks Of the season starting q
nsxt Sunday have some Of the hie.;,
Rest most entertaining and besai
Known 81 any acts on the OrpAesnI
circuit Sunday will have jonjtl
headliners. George Damaret ~
his talented wife Myrtle Vail, AaySIs
. new Jack Lait musical satire 81
titled The Sixth Reel" It 10 beaoaIi
on the artistic in movies and vitht
tho gUrgeous costumes and ~
elaborate stage setting will peugsl
one. Of the most delightful playletsI
OF the season. The other headlinef.l
strangers TO Davenport, but veil
known in the east are Bailey -
Cowan. These boys are the writsrr
OF many popular songs such q
.Dixie Land Il Happy Land" Tn
SAN" .Kisses" and pals" Bcthi
boys radiats personality and Ia
make the act unusually strong theys
are assisted by . pretty little red
haired saxaphonist, Estella DayiaI
In addition to music and songs they
have . character costume number
and Q brand new set Of scenery.
This act IL 30 entertaining that h
will be held over for the entira
week. Supporting the headlinsrs
are Mack & Lane with a Gomez !
offering entitled What's 1t All
About!' Corradini's Animals billed
as the fastest circus act in vaude-
Vile; Van Z Cantwell offer my
Cousin" Completing the bill Ia
Petite Jenny & Co.. THE Dolly
Dancer" in a miniature revue.
Headlining the last half Of the
week in addition to Bailey & Co
wan is Mile Twinette & Co. in
Orient & Pierot Land" She Will
have the assistance of Margaret
Evans, Sam Brown and Nicholas
Boila. Mile. is amazingly 1.-the and
graceful, q dancer OF ability seldom
seen in this territory. Her to-
dancing Is . cause for wonder and
her leaps are remarkably executed.
Other acts on the bill are the
Frank Rich & Co. production. The
District School," q snappy musical
revive; Babcock & Dolly, "On The
Boulevard: Bacon & Fontaine, ans
one act to be secured.
rv1>o - ho~ H1snAre Tor <ho 49, vv>>l
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-05-21

william Farnum's latest picture
presented by William Fox. which
comes to the Majestic theatre on
Sunday, May %, is called THE
Joyous Troublcmakers." The at
tractive title promises more than
glimpse of the famous Farnum
SMILE.
The story itself, so far as out
lined by Manager H. S. Worthen, Is
Just as promising.
In THE Joyous Troublemakers'
he appears first as carefree youth
and later as a man who, taking life
easily. defeats those who scheme
against him because OF his wealth
and because Of the girl he loves
1t is a role as different from his
superb Don Caesar in The Adven-
turer" as Don Caesar was from his
splendid Sidney Carton. in "A Tale
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-05-21

ceived word from her that she has
arrived in Japan. She is on tour
of the world in search OF photo
play material and color. Although
Miss Bush and her husband. Allan
Dwan, are legally separated by d.
vorce, they are still very good
friends and much of her work is
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-05-21
Shirley Mason's Best.

Studio Gossip.
Friends of Pauline Bush have re-
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-05-21

rounds at Hollywood. She is May
Collins, II, star Of Broadway and
of the screen.
Neither Chaplin nor Miss Col
Inns would deny or affirm the re-
port today.
"I have heard that rumors are
going the rounds that MI. Chaplin
and l are to be married. Miss Col
Inns said. AS a matter of fact We
have discussed these reports, but
any statement should come from
him, l think
Charlie himself said he pre-
ferred not to discuss private af-
fairs"
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-05-21

Bud" comedies which he made for
the old Kalem company. Several
of the correspondents are not quits
certain whether he is the same
Ham" because he has discarded tls
bushy mustache that he formerly
used.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-05-21

the title for Alice J0yce's next pro
duction. for Vitagraph, now being
filmed in the Brooklyn studio auder
direction Of Edward Jose. 1t is
based on "A Desperate Heritage" q
novel by Harriet Gaylord.
Frank Mayo's next starring We
hicle will be Three in q Thou
sand" from the story by Ben Ames
Williams. Fred Leroy Granville
will direct. The star has just fin
ished The Truant," under directitn
OF Robert Th0rnby.
Moonlight" by George Kibbe
Turner, a dramatic story for the
screen, has been bought by Metro.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-05-21

This story ought to be headed
Listen. Girls, We've Met The Per-
fact Lover - or something like
that. but what should like to
head II ID. Listen. Fellows. We've
Met Eugene O'Brien and He's .
Regular Guy He came into his
sitting room to meet us dressed i'm
maculately In . black double
breasted suit with black tie 1.-THE
artist told US that. and after in
Productions all the way around he
sat down and talked to Us about
all kinds Of things until he had to
DO reminded that we wanted to
know something about him.
II was hard work getting any
bits OF personal things out OF this
young man, for he preferred to en-
terrain us without the aid Of the
first personal pronoun. Here are
q few Of the discoveries we made
despite his reticence: ~.
He is splendid looking. Perhaps
you have known that all along. but
we have actually seen his wavy
hair and blue eyes.
He loves horses and dogs and
his only companion in his charm
inr apartment Is his dog, and
his horses which he rides daily Is
"just around the corner" ve
He loves a perfectly kept home
and will never marry girl who
spills powder and rouge about her
dressing table. .(Flappers adoring
Eugene please note)
Mr.. O'Brien is = bit Of old Ire
land and his sense Of humor is de.
lightful. He WAS born in Colorado
but IL the first generation to live
IN his country. He has made pic.
lures on the coast. but prefers New
York to any other place on earth
He feels grateful to pictures, but
prefers the stage and wants to re-
turn to it soon.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-05-21

In spite Of many offers to star in
motion pictures, Lillian Gish turns
her back on the screen. 1t is Miss
Gish's ambition to add to her artis-
tic reputation by appearing on the
stage. Next season may see her a
member Of Arnold Days repertoire
company. Dorothy Gish, too, in
tends to turn to the stage. 1t is
said that she and her husband,
James Rennie, will play with, .
Canadian stock company this sum-
mer. Both Lillian and Dorothy
Gish are. anxious to become act
.esses as well as stars.
Shirley Mason's Best. o..
Great confidence Is expressed by
oficials at the William Fox head
, quarters in this city that Shirley
Mason has the best picture of hel
screen career in THE Lamp.
lighter" story by Susanna NJ
Cummins, which is scheduled fol
release in early April.
Studio Gossip.
Friends of Pauline Bush have re
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-05-21
England Wants Her Charlie.

England tried without success re-
Gently to regain her native son,
Charles Chaplin. But. although
Chaplin was offered q huge sum to
return home and be forgiven, he
will remain in the United States.
The offer made Chaplin was
staggering in its size. He was Of
!ered $4,000 a week. which Is at
the rate of more than million a
year, for his signature to theatre
cal contract for IL months.
He came back with the following
brief but to the point answer:
Your proposition overwhelms
me. Sorry l cannot accept it."
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-05-21

CANADIAN CENSUS. 4
Ottawa, May z1.-Thirteen thou
sand enumerntors will be employed
to take the Canadian census begins
ming June l.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-05-21

Sydney Herbert mas beeL engag
ed for w. Somerset Maugham's
comedy, "The Tenth Man." in sup
port of,Montague Glass.
"Guiltless" has been selected as
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-05-21
Bulletin,

As we go to- press this gossip
about Miss Collins reaches our desk
from Los Angeles:
Charlie Chaplin has picked an
other wife, according to well an
thenticated rumors going the
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-05-21
Marie Provost With Universal.

Marie Provost With Universal
The latest. member Of the new
Universal. list is Marie Provost, for
merly Of the Mack Sennett brigade.
Miss Provost has put, her name on
/ the dotted line to be featured In a
number of~slight dramatic features
to bear the Universal trademark.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-05-21

being conducted with a view of sup.
plying him with some stories.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-06-09
KEREKJART0 DUCI
YOUNGSTOWNBA JON.

A Youngstown magyarsag bi-
zonyara 0r0mmel veszi tudoma-
sui hogy Kcrekjart6 Duci hi
res magyar hegediimiivesz ,aki
egy csapasra megh6ditotta Anne
rika Macy varosainak koz0nseget
az 6sszel Youngstownban tart egy
hangversenyt Youngstown kon-
cert rendezok mar a multi tavasz-
szal megpr6baltak Kerekjart6t
ide hozni, de az mem sikeriilt ne
Xix inert a magyar csodahegedHs
minden ideje lie volt kotve.
Mint ertesiiliink a Kerekjartd
hangverseny akt6ber hawaiian
lesz. A pontos napot meg mem al
lapitottak meg de val6szinii, hogy
okt6ber vege fele lesz a hangover
seny az uj Moose teremben. A
mikor Kerekjart6 Clevelandban
! ;atszott sokan mentek Youngs.
townb6l hogy meghallgassak
most alkalma lesz a. Youngstown
maeyarsagnak 6t tit hallgatni es
pedig meglehet6s mersekelt ara
kon. Ertesiilesiink szerint ugyanis
a .jegyek ara $500, $50 es $1O(
lesz. Antalfy Zsiros Dezs6, &
szinten hires magyar zongors
miivesz fogja kiserni Kertkiart61
a zongoran az itteni hangverse
nvnn
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-06-09
UJABB AUT0BALEsET.

Az 6riilt aut6haj jtasnak aldoza-
taul esett minap a 16 ewes Ho-
gan Anna, akit a 25 ewes R. G.
Schmidt setakocsizasra witt: -
Gyors iramban haiadt a kocsi
Hubbard fele. Z helyseg kozele-
ben eles kanyarulat van, melyen
Schmidt lasitas .nelkiil akart at
szaguldani. Ez azonban mem sike-
riilt, A kocsi kicsuszott es rette-
netes lokessel nekiszaladt egy te-
lefonoszlopnak es haulja, ahol a
szerencsetlen leany tilt pozdorja
va t0r0tt. Hogan Anna az oszlop
hoz vag6dott es koponya-csont-
forest szenvedett.. A SIT Erzsebe'
k6rhazba szallitottak, ahol nehany
percen beliil meghalt. Schmidtet
aki csak kisse seriilt meg, letar.
t6ztattak, de kes6bb szabadon bo
csatottak.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-06-09
Ferenci Janos,
Meszaros Imre.
J0L SIKERttLT Az
ELSO Macy PIKNIK.

Dacara mostoha kereseti Vi
szonyoknak a magyarsag tome
gest5l kereste fel vasarnap del
,itan az east Youngstown Znpp-
fele farmot. ahol magyar ifju-
sagnak az resze, amely Scent
templomba jar tartotta az idei
nyar els5- piknikjet. A feher es
l6zsaszinii ruhas leanykak szazaval
talaltak Aancost es kimnlattak
magukat a fedett tanchelyiseg-
ben, mig az "0regek" kellemes
nyari d6lutant beszelgetessel t0l-
t0ttek FL. A mnlatsagon XII sorsol-
TAX egy hatalmas Buick automo-
bilt. A szerencsekerek k0riil al
land6 volt a tolongas es koz0n-
seq tagjai koziil szamosan csirkf-
vel, kacsaval tavoztak mint sze-
rencses nyer6k a mulatsag szin-
helyer6l. Mint halljuk a mulatsag
tiszta jdvedelme a Scent Istvan
egyhaz iskola alapjat gyarapitia
IS a nemes Gel bizony mindenkit
nagyobb b5kexiisegre serkentett.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-06-09
Jegyz0k0nyv!

Felvetetett Kettornyulakon, a
kettornyulaki rom. kath. hitkoZ-
segnek 1921 ev. aprilis no 23-an
megtartott gyiilesen. Jelen van
max Jo6 IStvan elnok, Alf0ldi I'M
re gondnok, Meszaros Imre. Kol-
TAI Janos, Koltai Mihaly, Szab6
JOSEF, Ferenci Janos, Kasza Ist-
van, Jo6 J6zsef, ifj. Joo Istvan,
Takacs J6zsef, Takacs Istvan,
Ropfeisz Jozsef, Hegediis Istvan,
Szalai Pal, Joo Imre, Hokker
Jozsef, Hokker Janos, Borocz J6-
zsef kovacs, Bacs6 Jozsef molnar,
Macy Tgnac vendegl6s es Szita
Marion k. tanito.
Szita Marian k. tanito tudo-
masara adja az egybe gyiiltekneR
miszerint Amerikabol Kasza A-
roly f0ldink faradsagot s aldo
zatot mem kimelvac harangunk
arahoz gyiiites Jan 45 doilart
Eiildatt meg osszeg budapesfi
Wiener Barkverein fiokjanai van
.flhPlyezve
A hitkozseg tagiai leirhatatlan
lelkesedessel fogadtak eme hirt
rs felkertek Szita Marion k. tani-
t6 urat, hogy Kasza Karoly fol-
dinknek es felesegenek ajanlott
levelben a hitkozseg neveben kO-
sz0netet mondjon. Kerve tovabba
Kasza Karolyt hogy a gyiijt0ivet
kiildje meg, mar csak azert is,
mivel a hitkozseg nevszerint a
karja megorokiteni jegyz6 k0ny-
vileg az adakozok neveit. Szita
Marion jegyzo ezen felhivast ell
fogadva Kasza Karolyt ezen jegy-
z0 k0nyvvel ertesiti.
A jegyz6 konyv hitelesitesere
Ferenci Janos es Meszaros Tmre
kerettek fel.
Targy hianyaban a gyiiles We
get ert.
Szita Marion, tan. jegyz6.
Ferenci Janos, !.
! Meszaros Imre.