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The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1922-10-27
LEFT AT Il POST

A little girl was regarding with
critical eye her newly arrived baby
brother, The proud father, who was
decidedly bald and hated any refer
ence to the fact, was also gazing on
his son and heir.
"What a pity my tiny brother
hasn't got any hair" said the little
girl.
It'll grow beautifully later on"
replied the nurse.
"But hasn't daddy's been a dread
fully long time startingp exclaimed
the little maid.
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1922-10-27
PLEslosAURUs

The Argentine scientific expedi-
ton that went into Patagonia to
catch the rumored prehistoric mon
ster is returning empty-hsnded.
Thorough combing failed to reveal
a ple%siosaurus. Old yarn-spinning
sailors will chuckle.
Each generation has its crops Of
Baron Munchausens, who stir up
tremendous excitement about things
that exist in the imagination.
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1922-10-27

FOR SALE: A Monarch Kitch-
en- Range, as good as new. In
lire at this Office. 9-20tf-
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1922-10-27

FOR SALE: A large Fern,
very cheap. Call 7F2, 10-231w
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1922-10-27
Central Missouri State Teachers College

Central Missouri State Teachers College at Wafrens-
burg win open Tuesday, September II. Every naicauon
points to a record enrolment The attendance at the sum
mer term was 1880; and during the past year Sos' SUI
dents were served. The average beginning saary Oh q
graduate Of this college is over $500. The moral atmos-
nbere at Warrensburg is good; the cost Of living is rela-
lively small For catalog address
/. L. HENDRICKS. A. M, LID.
President.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-10-31
MANlFESTUL PARTIDU-
.LUt NATIONAL ROMAN
CoNrlxuARn DE pE pAGINA

jertfe, nici slabirea simtului nostru
catre Dinastic. Dimpotriva tocrnai
sentimentele noastre patrioticc 81
dinastice ne impun datoria dc a r.;
dica cuvantul nostru 81 Gu accst
prilcj 1lnpotriva celor, carl all IL
nnf sa pangareasca 81 actul acesta
unic al Incoronarii, monopoIiz;n-
dull pentru scopurile egoiste ale
politicianismului de partid.
Nezguduita ramane fnsa in SUI
fletnl nostru inbirea de Iron 81 de
Patric. pentru caror fericita dali
|n',ire 81 prosperarc nu vom incata
a malta rugaciuni fierbinti catre
Atotputernicul, ca sa mantuiasca
poporul nostrn din cursele tutulof
dusmanilor 81 sa dele Regelui no
strn biruinta asupra protivnicilor
Tr;iiasca Romania Intregita!
Traiasca NM. Ill. Regelc 81 Re.
gina Romaniei!
| Cluj, la 10 Octomvrie 1922.
C0mitetM Eyecntiv al Partldn
lW National Roxndn:
| IS. lulu Manu-, presedint'
Al. vaida- voevod, v.-pres
Vasile Colds, vice-pres.
Sever Dan, secretar gen.
(Patria)
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-10-31

Paris. Bugetul francez arata
lln deficit dc opt suite de milioane
de dolari
Riga. Sc raporeaza ca in
republica Georgia revolutia tara
nilor continua 81 acum.
MOscoya. - Lenin multumit
pc cale publica muncitorilor ame-
ricani pentru ajutorul TRIMS de ei
infomctatilor Rusi.
I4ondra. - Pc aici circula svo-
null ca Lenin este bolnay din nou
81 ca nu mai merge la birou de
'cateva saptamani.
Paris. Guvernul german a
protestat contra ordinului prin
care aliatii il silesc sa lie predea o
anulnita cantitatc de carbnni pc
luna ca plata pentru rcparatiu-.
nile de razboi. Germanii arata cd
IN 'au carbuni nici pentru eli, dand
ca dovada faptul ca locomotivele
trenurilor Tor ard Gil carbuni cum
parati de Anglia.
-
Constantinopol. - Kcmalistilor
nu le convine ca Romania 81 Jugo-
Islavia au fost dnvitate la confe-
rinta de pace din Elvetia.
Toxic. - La japonezi legea
cere ca femeia sd ramac credin-
Icioasa barbatului char 81 dupa &c
Id moare. In orasll acesta sunt
t413 yadnve sub 20 de ami; 1900
[sub 30 de ami 81 1886 sub 40 de
[ani. Din cauza aeeasta guvcrnul =
[abrogat legea privitoare Ia yadu-
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-10-31
PLECAREA CoMISIEI DE
REPARATIUNI

Paris, 30 Oct.-Toti membrii co.
de reparafuni, Gu asisten.
til 81 secretarii lor, formand ur
grup de 81 de persoane, all luat
astazi trenul pentru Berlin. I'M.
preuna Gu -ceilalti rcprezentanti I
plecat 81 d. Roland Boyden, OBJ
servatonll american.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-10-31
TRlBUNA LIBERIA

fla rnbrico dceost0 Sc publicd ca
pMcers t0dte artic0lele de interes
general CO near veni dinofard. Etc
frebne snsd 81 fie scsie citet 81 nu-
MAJ pc, o fctd a cooIci de hdrtie;
ID nw cuprindd Corbe imjMrioass
sav otdcuri peysoMale 81 sd M fse
mai lsssgi ca eel multi trei suite de
cxvsmte. T0ate ortic0lele 50 Ger d
fl semn0te de cei CO Ls scriN. Manu-.
<crisele nepubsicabise M 50 inapo.
.asd.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-10-31
NJ A N x.

Mi-aduc amintc, cram mir
pe-atunci, cand ma duceam Gu
al nostrii la cules de porunIb. A
cum, fic ca plecaan mai de noapts,
fie ca dormearn aeolo, ca diminea-
ia gaseam pc iarba, 81 mai ales re
''talpa gastii'' (lln Eel de pir, Il
carli luier ereste ia sus 81 Sc der
face Ia vdrf in trei-patru parti, q
% palma, ca Q taApa de gaecA zis,
|gaseam in diminctile luninoass
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-10-31
UC1S Pr sCAUNUL
ELECTRIC

Bellefontaine, Pa, 80 Oct. =.
Thomas Vernon Ryhal, din New
Castle, care fnscse condamnat IA
moarte pentru nciderea fetei Clara.
belle Lennox, fost pus All dimi.
neata pc scaunul electric 81 execu.
tat. Doctorii l'an declarat mort Ia
orele Z IL.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-10-31
sElGNE BuNE.

Gu mare bllcurie am vazut in
ziarul America" din 26 Oct
1922, No. 252 in Atentiunea So
cictatilor, adeca sistemul introdus
de D. V. Tinereanu, Seeretarul
General, cum Secretarii Societati-
lor sd adopteze aecl sistem care
este eel mai practic ce sau putut
vedea yre-o data Ia Societatile
Romanesti din America, asa caci
acel sistem este 0 mare usurinta
pentru functionarii Uniunei 81
pcntrn functionarii Soeietatilor,
caci in timpul prezent mimic nu Sc
poate lucra correct fara praxa 81
sistcn. Deci Ell din parte-mi aduc
mari multumiri acestor .oameni
care Gle prezcnt snnt functionari
|alesi ca sd puic in praxa 81 in lu-
|crarc sanatoasa aceia Institute
Romaneascl. Acest llicru nu-l FAC
'caci asi vol Mnda pc cineva de
oarece isi are lauda de sine, 1nsa
snnt convins in sufletnl men c6ci
[aceasta Uniune So va pregati pen,
A. 4 n S~S xrxkk
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-10-31

pne hane aVand grptate cate 200 az kogasne Ge
care, fost expedate in Romana via New NIX Nici m
piedicare nic zabava nic oconnzie Iot mars sr
eaasta fndca eugetarea acelor mnue nsn brksas4 en
speurS prsvre mtrsaga canpanie doa hep \ pana u
isps6penic a bs kSss ss II sS
oamsni AZ f1lnl acesers yor ndrspts M srile din
BONANZA pis6orii az eurcubee y cas 5kvxlssc
t4 = noEonl politieei AZ partid An1can sunt oaen
esf v0fbess putin u muncese mulf ~, imitxna @ S
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-10-31

Iubitorii dc tansnri destraba-
late ii pot mnltlmi lni Columbus
pentru ''divin,ll" Jazz.
"a 4
Niste pnscariasi All fost prlnsl
facand rachiu intr una din subtle
rancle puscariei. Ce sa faca :
Stiau doar ca nu-i putean duce in
alt loc, undc sd le fic mai ran ca.
N puscarie.
"a
Acum sc dr-. mai multi barbati
la panorama. De cand Gu lu1girea
rochiilor, nu mai gasesc panorama
lpe strada.
| i
All vazuram primll semn al
anului nou. Ne sosi prin posta I'm
calendar pc anul 1929.
| "a
! Nh speculatorii sc,lmpesc ira
iiul, ci stupizii earl 81 arlnca
banii n want.
| "a
Fetelc tunse 'numai asa al
! dat-o" asia vara. Sa vedem cum
| o s;i le mearga la iarna. cand {
Icadca chiciura de pc pomi
"a
! Mananca, bca 81 te veseleste
| caci ca maine vine iarna 81 te vat
facut cocarla de frig. Nh vezi q
carbunii all ajuns mai scnmpi e.
matasca'
I Il
Sc pare ca trecut criza finan
clara. deoarece spargerile la banc
: Sc inmultesc pc ri &c trece.
I "a
i Mute feInei nu stu ca rcpars
rca unui coelete la timp scapa DC
ciorapi de lada ell gunoi.
"a
Gospodina care gateste bine
TO adeyarata artista. Ea decoreaz
, interiorul ca sd :nlaturc incrunt;
; rile exteriornlui.
Il q
n Deplang pc fata care nh site c
ghetele stramte fare sd Sc stran
be la lume cand trece pc strad;
S'apoi strambaturile acelea
sbarcesc 81 fata, incat vine vr'
mea cand va fugi lumea de ca c
: de mama padurii
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-10-31

N sec- 'in'lrite ca a u .A.,e,;ca
pede Es.c.e,S S;.lo
Ssa.f
Smilm. ziarelc t,,fccsti :
blica la loc de frnntc stirea ca Il,
englez a fost pcdcpsit, conform
legii turcesti, en- 80 dc lovitnri de1
biciu pc spate, din cauza Cd fuse
Sc prins cu D sticla de rachin In
bllzunar.
\ Londra. - Mltstafa Hamid, a.
sgentul financiar al turcilor nati6-
nalisti, plls in vederc tuturor
bancilor engleze ca nh trebnie sd
|faca plati in contul guvernului
din Constantinopol (g,svernnl sui.
tannlui.
Toxic. Toyaharu Morooka,
| un multimilionar .japoncz, a donat
statrllui mare lntinderc de pa
mant. pe care sl cladcasca I'M
azil pcntru toti cersetorii din ca.
pitala.
\
Cleveland. Ohio. Tn grllp d.
cetateni au forlnat organizatit
cu filiale in fntreg statul, care {
lncepnt campanie strasnica pril
Ipresa contra celor ce mana auto
mcbilelc Gu yiteza mare prin ora
violand astfcl legile traficlllni S
ucizand cetatenii. Organizatia
inrolat scrviciilc unei legiuni d
| senatori 81 caricatnristi.
Aurora, Illinois. In parte;
de nord statului Illinois fnflo
resc merii. Pc aceeasi creang
apar 81 flori 81 frncte. Fermieri
zic cd pana acum niau mai .vaztl
,un astfel de fenomcn. ri cred G
inflorirea Sc datoreste caadurilo
din Septembric.
Il Cleveland, Ohio. - Della / T,
/ |pana la Is Noembrie la muNeua d
: arte vor fl expusc ltpcruri carl ii
lfatisaz;l arta cehoslovaca. Printr
atle opere Sc vor vedea 81 ccle al
! lui Vondrotts, Svabinsky, Siloul
>1ky. TondeI, Boettinger. Stertti
! Stretti-Zampoi.
j
. Dublin. Sc zicc ca intre RI
a bell 81 adcrentii statului liber s a
deschis lar negeeieri de pace ind
|recte.
Montpelier, Franta. - Aici
s'a ridicat un monument hui Leo
Jaures, victima unui asasinat D,
lite in anul 1914
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-10-31

cunosc,,' ....,zsff,iii.I
zeg'-- -. =. II. Z 'iaierea alba.
/ No L.xea pi'in ppr,lrnb, ru-
5ln0tf tfireic Vi le tr;eeam :eu me-
/ prin glra
Era 81 I'M obheiu, Gu care ne
rctrccean placerca copi1arcasca
din vremurf bnne.
latk, stunt atatia ami de-atunci,
81 n ann mai vazut cizard astfel
dc roua, dar nici pc altii nu lam
mai auzind vorbirid desprc ca.
Poaic c'atunci eran alte tim
pHri, cn alti oasneni.
n. I. Dumitrascu
Boureni--Doijiu.
Din ''Sczatoareas' Revisfh de
Folklor).
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-11-04

Smith. He cares nothing for the
religion Of Zoroaster and he knows
how to keep his mouth shut. l
will so first"
In Il few minutes the three
gained the summit Of the wall
where native boy Crouched be
side them. On the inside the rapid
rise Of the ground made the
descent much less and the three
white men found themselves in
garden Of Towering shrubs whose
beauty and fragrance is seldom eX-
Celled. even in the East.
For minute Smith stood list
rning while he scanned the ghost
like. gray towers which could be
seen in the distance above the
bushes. He spoke few words In
Uindustani to the native boy and
strobe of among the bushes fol-
lowed closely by Jennings and the
consul. Beside tall cypress,
iapcring upward like a finger to-
ward heaven. he halted once more.
"Yondck is the tower we will
search" he said. indicating a gray
mass of stonrwork. 1T is the only
one which has not been locked.
and is. therefore. the only one
which the senator could have
stumbled into. Mr.. Jennings, You
wait here by this tree and keep
low down will call you II l
need you.
Jennings -sald nothing. and
again Smith moved on followed by
the consul. AT the base OF the
tower the two men leaned silently,
their gray clothes blending well
with the gray wall Not a word
was spoken.
Suddenly 4 little figure darted
from nearby bush and threw
Itself upon the ground about
twenty-five feet from the tower.
Immediately the native boy ran
out from some trees carrying
long bamboo pole which he placed
upon the ground so that II
stretched from the tower to the
tiny figure which had first ap-
peared Tho boy. having placed
the pole. withdrew and the silence
of midnight prevailed. Only beau-
t.. fragrance and-perhaps- lays
terry reiened in the soft moonlight.
with few low words or dlrec-
ton to hold the butt firmly against
the tower. Smith ran outward to-
ward the smaller end OF the pole.
Quickly he picked it up and
walked inward raising the pole
higher and higher as, hand over
hand. he approached the tower
lending somewhat at first. the
long bamboo assumed a perpen-
dicular position. Clneing to the
top VAS the Young chokra ana
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-11-04


upon tn" open top OF the towers
and the vulturc peck EN- clean IN
about half an hour. Heard about
the towers, Jennings"
Yes. snapped Jennings. .bu'
what has all this 10 DO with Sen
AtUr Math"wson" "
II" was last seen entering the
outer enclosure ol the towers, re-
turned smith. nEhtIhE ClS"Ittt2
and cuppiug his hand TO shield the
match 50 that the !1Ght i"ll on
Jennings iar". The EronhuS
hay" been thor"uGhl! Seatchtu an"
'"h'Su' p"" a." H''"'
search tn" towers u,
hnt no "n''' ma" - az" =" w
TO enter the towers al N"'', ~"
ninGS. having dli''cui'E VII" MS
cigar. Even "heh IT." LI"c' W
Wales visited the place ne was
only shown a moneI oil ,"',n'
Wet "ra"''" '.",'"; ,,''''.T
IN III" Sidc P"'h'' ''rA' !" '''''''''Hs =,
Tor NOR" hlaiCh"S' ''Tt' S'or
many places lH"' ''r NJ W
Wales will never see. IN lh"i" the
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-11-04
SMITH OF THE CID. Ry !=E3!!=9!! scott

TA, drive from the Byculla
Club to Malabar Hill was about
three miles. As the ground rose
tn" cooler evening breezeS from
the IndiG.A Ocean swept back the
smell of the city the lights OF
which spread out in panorama
with the curving bay beyond.
Above them was the intense blue
o! The star-studded Indian sky.
II was close to midnight when
the gharry came 20 sudden hal,
III secluded spot high upon the
hill. Silently Smith descended
and led the way TO a spot some
hundred yards distant beside a
low wall.
"This is the easiest place TO
cross the enclosure" he said and
yaUlted over.
Jennings and the consul fol-
lowed while the tall. gray-clad fig
Urc wound its way without the
slightest hesitation through a
numb Der Of shrubs and bushes. At
last the two behind found him
waiting beside il towering wall.
This far have had everything
prepared i" Smith spoke in low
from now on, We
must exercise tho greatest caution
and depend pretty much upon our
wits"
Smith took n pace outward from
tho wall and gently clapped his
hands three times. There was Il
swish and something fell almost
at their feet. Against the gray
wall hung a rope ladder.
a Hindu servant" explained
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-11-04

i,..,,. ...Afr.-. wait 4
'..., ,,,,,,' ,,,.. 49,. no,fru fuar
=, 49,. ' ','..,I'i r,,,,.. ,..., mind and
'.' H, '',' ,IT,'-. ,.,r, m,r hnw-
'>' CIV, -, T., ...,u'..,t - Io.. I'm
I i.';!,. 49,; 49,, r,c,,t Co..
''' &c.,,
jennings S.''PtH '''N ''"""
OF Nm"N" '"""'" '.:' '''''"T'
50 questioned Smi,h VITA i
dry laugh. "loU have become "
yevilullo tower OF ,I."ucr'
ieur,ngs started slightly and
looked k.rulv al his uuusilOuer.
bu, h. m,t eyes quite q, keen
AMI timed. perhaps. with some If
tn, subtle cuuumg # the hast
Il see that YOU hay" a Murray :
Guide IN Your pocket, SI."
Smith. taking u step nearer. 1T
contains Il map of bombay and
will show what les in the ulrcr-
tjuu you took after Leaving the
bhoudi BazNar.
~ ne spoke. Smiths long arm
shot OF, and the book Was rN-
tract"d from jennings pocket WIN
astonishing GeNteritE.
what the. exclaimed Jcn-
nin"s angrlly.
Remember that the iaHI Wholh
you hope TO marry Is present,
cautioned Smith very calmly.
How did you know that: Jon-
uiugS demanded iuyoluntarily.
The same way that | knew Of
your purchase OF half Il dozen
number sixteen collars. Smita
drawied, and the same way |
know that YOU dflNN " Ai,e h" ,,,
whisky ana soda N puo''c ou'
omit the soda III private.
II Will not be insu!ted any
further, exclaimed jennings
white with anger.
y h" WAS speaking. Smith ""G
Carrt"sSly opened the r"d-coN"re"
Cujde-hoCk. allowing the pages TO
separate as they pleased. lhFee
times he had done this as Il the
action were entirely w'tnon'
thought. Suddenly he closed the
book and handed It back.
after all" lie said. Il probably
know bombay better man the ch"p
who wrote this book. My mNeSu-
cation. for the moment, has
ceased. Good day.
As the two left tn" room. IN"
girl with down-caSt eyes. uatsV"
seryu.nt entered noiselessly and
uuannouuced. Tall and straight
he stood in his snow-whtte unitorm
surmounted by huEe 'NrOah OF
many yards OF material cuhn'hsN
wrapped about his head.
What have you to report
asked Smith.
"Sahib," replied the boy. zen
pings sahib get registered letter
from America. ! pay one 'up,I
10 Jennings s"hio poI -, 10 ' S,y",
letter alter Jennings S""Io "N'S'f
tonight. VIII pay on" rupee
more after letter stolen.
Smith smiled at III" Ah'''''"
consul. =
"loM are learning some OF n!
secrets. he sad. Anything
more" he asked oil 'H' BOY.
'J,nn.n&s sahlo got seventeen
hard&erchiets ana corr on '''''
TO. added the. 10y not iea'e
pistol III suitcase '"""'' N''
/ nav" IN pocket.
dig go" maze nreSen' 20 H''''''
sahib'S ayah?' asked SMITH
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1922-10-27
Talks TO FARMERS.

The farmers OF Tennessee have
suffered untold losses from hog
cholera, These could have been
materially reduced if all Tue own
ers had followed careful treatment
and obeyed few simple sanitary
measures,
Hog cholera is contagious dis
ease of swine.
The micro-organism must be
present in order for cholera to de-
velop.
All breeds Of hogs are suscepti-
bic to the disease.
The death rate is high and the
losses may be rapid.
Che sick hogs have high fever.
They are listless, and will pile up
together. Their ears droop and
the general appetite disappears
Ifyour hogs look suspicious call
yonr local veterinarian and be
guided by his advice. lie will ex-
plain to you the value Of vaccina-
ton and now TO improve local eau
itary conditions,
Sanitation plays an important
part 1t prevents the spread of
cholefs and renders your premises
safe for the next year. Hogs with
cholera should not be allowed 10
wander, They spread the disease
broadcast and cause it to appear
where heretofore il was unknown.
Ii you raise hoge make it a point
to prevent cholera. Follow the ad-
vice Of the Bureau Of Animal In
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1922-10-27
ED HARTLEY AND SON.
GEORGE EIARTLEY,ARE
SLAIN IN RAID BY MOB

The people of Benton County
followed the trials of the Hartleys
with keen interest. They were
deeply possessed with the idea that
the killing on Con Hartley was q
cold-blooded murder They have
been impressed with the idea that
justice has been outraged and they
blame the juries in the case for The
way they handled it. But they 10
not condone lynch law This is the
first case of lynch law, we believe,
10 the county, and our citizens are
justly indignant.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1922-10-27
QUARTERLY MEETING.

The quarterly meeting of The w
nj. U. for the Southwestern Asso-
citation will meet with the Baptist
Church i'll Camden Sunday Octo.
Der 29. Rev. 0. F. Huckaba of
Huntingdon will preach at Ii arm.
on "Woman's Work" In the af-
ternoon we will have some inter-
esting and helpful talks by some OF
cur State workers.
We will expect a representative
present from each union, and We
insist that RS many es can of the
Baptist ladies from the various
churches in this ASSOCIATION be
present,
There's work for all to do, aud
may we as Christian women think
seriously and pray to know our part
and by the help of God try to do if.
Mrs. r. A. SwINDRLL,
Associational Superintendent
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1922-10-27
OCCASIONAL
ADV ERTISING

Suppose there were two stores
side by side selling the came kind
of goods one store for business all
the time while the other store was
open for business occasionally
other things being equal, which
store would get the business? :.
Suppose there were two parallel
railroads between objective points,
one road running trains on sched.
ule time while the other roads on
ly ran trains occasionly-which
road would get the travel? Sup
pose there were two boys starting
out in life with equal opportuni-
ties, one very active while the 9TH
er was only active occasionally
which boy would be the greater
success in life? The answer TO
each question is obvious.
Now then let us consider anoth-
er question the answer to which is
just as obvious. Suppose there are
two stores side by side with SINH
lar goods, equal facilities, one store
giving news in the local paper in
each issue concerning the business
while the other has business au-
nouncement occasionally which
store would be doing the most 10
enlighten the people, secure their
attention and ultimately get the
business?
There are several reasons why
the regular advertiser is successful.
The regular advertiser educates the
people to expect and look for his
business regularly in the local pa
per The regular advertiser by
being constant and watching the
effects of his advertising becomes,
through practice, proficient in the
art of advertising. And he knows
what he is doing, he knows how to
write the ads that count, he knows
results will follow constant public
ity, and he is living testimonial
to the worth Of publicity.
Does a man become a master of
any trade or profession except by
hard work? How then can a mer-
chant know anything about adver-
tising and expect anything out of
advertising unless he puts hard
work into it The more hard work
the merchant puts into his ads the
more regular he becomes in adver-
tising.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1922-10-27
ADMINISTRATION NOTICE

In the matter Of the administra-
ton of the estate Of Mrs. Sula At
kins, deceased, the public is hereby
notified that upon the 4th day OF
September, 1922, / qualified in the
County Court of Benton County as
administrators Of the estate cf Nj
Sula Atkins, deceased. All persons
having claims against said estate
are hereby notified to file same
properly authenticated with the
clerk of said court as provided by
law.
This October II, 1922.
MIe. ALyA JOHNSON,
Administrators
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1922-10-27
No Wonder He Fled.

Iheprintpr set up a poster adver
tising an address by militant suf
ragette. Her subject was: "Wom
an: Without Her, Man Would b.
a Savage"
When the speaker called for The
posters, the proof reader had &
leave town suddenly, for the fam
ing sheets read, "Womsn. Withes
Her Man, WoulJ be,a Savage"
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1922-10-27
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