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FAIR PLAY, STE. GENEVIEVE, MISSOURI.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
The steamship Culiotlii, nrrtvlng at
fVirtlnnd, Me., brought 31,000 cnses of
Scotch whisky from Olnsgow. It wns
shipped to Cnnndn, however.
Two 10-year-oid school hoys were
shot by a mnrlno guard on Seaboard
jrnln No. 4 hetwecn Columbia nnd
Havunnnh, S. C, while utteniptlnx to
ride the trucks home from school at
t'nlrfax.
I'at Crowe, reformed kidnaper of
Edward A. Cudahy, Jr., at Omaha, 21
years ago, Is In Washington to present
plans to Congress for aiding the ex
Holdler and for Improvement In mcth
ods of caring for' prisoners.
A committer of Ardmore Okln.) cltl
Tens was appointed at a mass meeting
to report to Gov. J. 11. A. Robertson at
Oklahoma City on conditions in Aru
jnore and Carter County relative to
law enforcement.
James W. Cannon, widely known
textile manufacturer nnd father-In-
law of David II. Blair, United Stutes
Commissioner of Internnl Ituvenue,
died nt Concord, N. C.
"The short skirt Is hygienic, If noth
Ing else can he said In Its favor," Airs.
Elizabeth O. Mlddleton of Knntms City,
!Mo., director of the World's and Na
tional Women's Christian Temperance
tJnlon, said In an address to a group
of high school girls at Philadelphia,
Urbaln Ledoux, the "Mr. Zero" of
the recent unemployment crisis, began
u one-man picketing campaign against
the arms conference. Ledoux, while
fcuradlng In front of the Pan-American
Union Building, carried his heart-cov-
red umbrella, a Bible and a lighted
lantern.
CONGRESS.
A bill authorizing the President to
Expend $20,000,000 out of the funds of
(he United States Grain Corporation
for relief of the distressed nnd starv
ing people of Russia was passed by
the JIod.se, 114 to 51.
The Senate passed the House bill
Appropriating $20,000,000 for the relief
of the starving and distressed In Rus
Mu with two amendments, one appro
printing $500,000 to he used for the
hospitalization of former service men
In Arizona and the other setting nslde
100,000 for the use of the government
In relieving unemployment.
LABOR.
C. II. Mnrkham, president of the 111!
fiols Central Railroad, Chicago, ad
dressed n letter to all employes of the
rond calling on them to repudinte men
"who claim to represent "you and your
tentiments" and who "have engaged In
campaign of nbuse and vllllllcutlon
to discredit the managements of the
railroads In the eyes of the public."
Rebellion ugalnst "hellish uutoc
racy" wns defended ut Springfield, 111.,
in a statement Issued by President
Frank Furrington of the Illinois Mine
Workers, whose executive board has
refused to comply with the command
of the International union that ilnun
iclnl support for striking Kansas min
ers we withdrawn.
DOMESTIC.
Directors of the New York Central
itutlroad Company adopted a plan for
Sailing In outstanding stocKs or tne
Cleveland, Cincinnati, Chicago and St.
Louis Railroad and the Peorlu and
Eastern Railroad, both of which It
controls.
The railroads are In no position
financially to conduct further experi
ments in reducing rates and that such
& practice would result In restoration
of rnllroad business Is lllusionary. This
was the gist of testimony before the
Interstate Commerce Commission by
representatives of the carriers.
Continued Improvement In business
conditions, both in this country and
abroad were foreseen by treasury offi
cials. Discussing the world's business
.1 flint, m.irlrnfl
OUMOOK, UIUJ ui:i:iiiicw w.m- ...... ..v,,.
Improvement notn at nonie nnu iuhuuk
Y,.r..iiMi mint rles. could be seen.
The body of Representative John A.
jElston of California was found floating
In the Potomac River, nenr Washing
Jon. A note found In the Congress
man's coat said he was caught in "a
chain of circumstances which spelled
ruin."
The light cruiser Concord, one of
the ten of this typo being built by the
government, was launched at Cramps
Shipyard, Philadelphia. The cruiser
was sponsored by Miss Helen Bagley
Huttrick, of Concord, Mass., after
which place the ship was named.
Speaking to an audience of from 35,
000 to 50,000 people from tho wireless
telephone at Medford Hillside, Mass.,
Roger W. llahson, foremost business
statistician of America, delivered the
llrst business address ever given via
the radlphone, to the largest audience
which has ever heard u business talk.
A tentative agreement to return the
Klao Chow Tslnan Fu Railway In
Shantung to China within nine months
Was reached during the conversations
between Jnpancse nnd Chinese dele
gates at Washington.
Thirty Protestant church denomina
tions, through tho representatives at
(ha Federal Council of tho Churches
(of Christ of America, Chicago, promul
gated their program ror permnnent
world peuce, outlined obligations which
fhpv iiflclnro America owes the world.
Da caueii upon me government iu in-
izu uieir principles.
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An expenditure of approximately
$4.1,000,000 for rivers and harbors In
the tlscnl year 1023, exclusive of a pro
posed $7,500,000 for the Muscle Shoals
(Ala.) project In the Tennessee River,
Is recommended by Maj, (Jen. Reach,
chief of army engineers, In his annual
report to the Secretary of War.
Miss Stecn Scorup, a high school En
glish tencher, who recently defeated
her brother, P. C. Scorup, for the post
of mayor of Snllna, Utah, declared she
Intends to advocate good roads and
to Improved water system.
The open competition plan of the
American Hnrdwood Manufacturers'
Association was declared by the Su
preme Court at Washington n restraint
upon trade In violation of the Sherman
nntl-trust lnw.
ACCIDENT.
Twelve miners In a cage were
plunged 200 feet down the tdmfr nt !,.
Klncnld coal mine, ten miles west of
xiiyiorvnie, III., when Engineer John
Seletto lost Control of his engine. Only
one miner escaped Injury. Four of
them were hurt seriously.
The United States torpedo boat de
stroyer Gruhum was rammed live miles
off Sen Girt, N. J., by the Panama
Railroad ship Panumn, hound for New
York, with 10" passengers, mostly em
ployes of the Canal Commission.
The first death of a passenger riding
on an Illinois Central suburban train
since the road's suburban service,
which carries 2,500,000 passengers a
month, was established 50 years ago,
occurred when two trains collided near
the 31st street station, Chicago.
CRIMINAL.
Roger D. Eastlake. 'navy petty offi
cer, charged with the murder of his
wife, Mnrgaret Enstluke, at their home
at Colonial Reach, Vn., on Sept. 30, Inst,
was found not guilty by a Jury In
Westmoreland County Circuit Court at
Montrose, Va.
Charles Jagger, Gary, Ind owner of
nn express company, and Mrs. Jagger
were arrested charged with defrauding
the government in connection with
$150,000 in United Stutes bonds which
Mrs. Jagger claimed last April she
Pound In a Chicago tnxlcab.
Counterfeit Internnl revenue stamps
of a face vulue of $3,000,000 and 00,000
counterfeit labels of wnii.imnwn
brands of whisky were seized by fed
eral agents in a ruld on a South State
street shop, Chicago.
The "Rogues" Gallery a public ex
hlBItion of photographs and descrip
tions of criminals abolished by Sam
uel .Allender, former chief of detec
tives, six years ago, will he re-titab-lished
at police headquarters, St. Louis,
Immediately.
The district attorney's office at New
York hus received word from Dallas,
Tex., of the arrest there of J. Frank
Lilly, Indicted here two yeurs ago for
grand larceny, after his brokerage con
cern had failed with liabilities of al
most $1,000,000.
Seven corporations, one Individual
manufacturer nnd nine officers of cor
porations enguged In the manufacture
and distribution of terra cotta, who
recently pleaded guilty to vlolutlop of
the Sherman anti-trust law at New
York, were fined $3,000 each.
Col. George H. Scruton, editor of the
Scdalla (Mo.) Democrat, who during
the wur wus (juartermuster nnd com
mainline officer of the A. E. v. rnUot
camp at Is-Sur-Tllle, France, where a
rormer soiuier swore twelve soldier
hangings took place, declared that the
story was a deliberate fabrication.
FOREIGN.
David Lloyd George, the British Pre
mier, und Premier ISrland of France
conferred in the official residence of
Lloyd George at London concerning
almost exclusively the German repara
tions and Germany's plea that she will
be unable to pay In full the January
und February installments.
It Is rellnbly reported nt London time
the wedding of Princess Mary, daugh
ter of King George und Queen Mary,
to Viscount Lascelles will take place In
Westminster Abbey. The ceremony
probably will be performed same Mint
between February 20 and April 1.
A committee representing labor und
Industrial organizations In the Rhine
area sent a cable message to President
Harding from Cologne, saying the al
lied armies of occupation were double
the forces that Germany kept In the
area before the war.
With seven men In Jail at Ardmore,
Okla., five of them charged with the
murder of Joseph Carroll and John
Smith, ut Wilson and the finding of
the body of C. G. Sims, Ardmore police
man, Sheriff Ruck Garrett Is keeping
a close guard ut the Carter county jail.
Advertising Is one of the funda
mentals of credit, F. Guy Davis, west
ern munagcr of the American Newspa
per Publishers' Association, told a con
vention of salesmen at Chicago.
Music lovers aru mourning the death
In Algiers, Africa, of Charles Caralllo
Salnt-Snons, noted French musician
und composer. M. Snlnt-Saens was 80
years of uge.
Wolfe Llndenfeld, alias William
Llnde, has bene arrested by the Polish
police at Warsaw as a suspect In con
nection with the Wall street explosion
Id New York, September 10, 1020,
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Currying On With the
American Legion
An urmy kitchen nnd 1,000 cots have
been plnced In former bnrracks at
Cleveland to enre for Jobless ex-serv-leu
men.
A 5 per cent discount on nil pur
chases hns been ncconled members of
tho American Legion by the majority
of merchants In Arcndln, Fin.
There Is n Polish post among tho
posts of various nationalities of the
American Legion. Argonnu is its name
aud it is locuted at Toledo, O.
Motion pictures are shown three
nights a week at tho American Legion
theater, which has Just been estab
lished by a post In Alta Vista, Kan.
Agents of the Chicago American Le
gion post which hus undertaken the
reconstruction of Mesnll-en-Arronnlse,
Plcnrdy, have gotten the project under
way.
Harold Wells, Petersburg, Va., blind
ed In the war, was loaned $1,000 by the
American Legion post there. He es
tablished u tobacco shop and hns paid
back the debt.
This country is well rid of Grover
0. Rergdoll, slacker, according to an
Illinois American Legion post, which
recommends tlint the War department
drop th case.
The few remaining Confederate vet
erans of Tennessee were nblo to attend
the annual meeting of their association
because of the efforts of 20 American
Legionnaires of Nashville.
Employees of the elevated rattwaya
of Chicago have formed a post of the
American Legion and have dedicated a
bronze plate to the memory of eight
"L" men killed in the war.
Four leading concert companies are
to appear In Christopher, 111., this win
ter because of the American Legion
post there, which has succeeded In In
augurating a lyceum course.
The state of Michigan has bought
the community house at Camp Custer,
Improved the place and turned It over
to the American Legion posts to be
used as a hospital for veterans.
While Cincinnati was discussing the
need of cleaning the William Henry
Harrison statue there, the Bentley
American Legion post, armed with
brushes, buckets and soap, did It.
An American flag has been given the
Hellenic post, Minneapolis, of the
American Legion, by the Greek citizens
there. The post Is composed of Ore
clan born veterans of the A. E. F.
Five hundred ex-service men acted
as "supers" In the filming of a notion
picture at Mamaroneck, N. Y. They
were sent to enact a "battle" by a New
York American Legion employment bu
reau. Twelve overseas veterans refused to
face death again In fumigating Immi
grant ships. The American Legion
employment bureau In New York had
received the call from the Immigration
officers.
Due to the propaganda of the Amer
ican Legion In Birmingham, Ala., the
hundreds of former service men have
been placed In positions ranging be
tween that of short order cooks to con
struction foremen.
Work has been supplied every appli
cant at the Wichita (Kan.) American
Legion post employment agency, ac
cording to the Department of Labor.
Seven states have been surveyed and
that city heads the list.
By means of entertainments given
by the school children of Minnesota,
the American Legion Auxiliary of thnt
state will be enabled to erect a build
ing to care for destitute veterans on
their discharge from hospitals.
Unemployed service men of Minne
apolis lmvo been organized by the
American Legion posts there and aro
Campaigning the city, selling hand
bags, automobllo booster plates and,
similar articles bearing Legion sanc
tion. Jerked from his floor-bed by a rush
of 50 proffered positions, a Kansas City
former soldier has been able to sup
port himself, his wlfo and five chil
dren. He had registered the previous
day at the American Legion employ
ment office.
Oscar E. Carlstrom, Aledo, 111., new
commander of tho United Spanish War
Veterans, was one of the committee of
fifty A. E. F. men which started the
American Legion in Paris In 1010. He
Is an adopted member of the O. A. R,
of Illinois.
Feeling against Grover C Bergdoll,
slncker, was so high at the Missouri
state convention of the American Le
gion that when It was announced that
a motion was to be read about htm It
was passed by popular acclamation be
fore even reading It
Adjusted compensation will not be
squandered by former service men,,
according to a Toledo (O.) newspaper.
According to figures from a campaign,
170 want home aid, 88 want cash, 40
chose the certificate plan and 0 per
cent want vocational training.
STATE BOARD
RESCINDS
TION ORDER
ITS
RULING WOULD REQUIRE VAC
CINATION OF TRAVELER8.
Extensive Treatment Already Effective
Enough, Declare Health
Officials.
Kansas City, Mo. Tho Missouri
State Hoard of Health met here and
rescinded its order of December 5 re
quiring all persons traveling on rail
road trains on und after December 22
to present a certificate of vaccination
ngnlnst smallpox to the train authori
ties. This order was made because of the
vlrulency of the epidemic at Kansas
City, where out of u total of 3M cases
107 died. Several deaths have oc
curred elsewhere In the state and the
board ascertained that those who died
had contracted the disease at Kansas
City.
Dr. Max C. Stnrkloff, health commis
sioner of St. Louis, attended a confer
ence here with the stnte hoard. This
was held preliminary to the rescinding
Ing of the board's resolution. Repre
sentatives of the Kansas City Chamber
of Commerce and tho Kansas City
Hoard of Health. Dr. Hullock, health
director of Kansas City, and State
Health Commissioner Enloe of Jeffer
son City, also attended.
$10,000,000 River Cut to Be Fought.
St. Louis, Mo. Slashing the annual
appropriation of $10,000,000 for work
on the Mississippi River below St.
Louis, down to $0,070,000, as suggested
In a report made In Washington by the
chief of the United States 'engineers,
would be little less than a calamity,
uccordlng to Jnmes E. Smith, vice-president
of the Mississippi Valley Asso
ciation, and director of the waterways
division.
Rural Changes to Be Discussed.
Columbia, Mo. Recent radlcnl
changes In rural economics will occupy
a foremost position for the considera
tion of Missouri furmcrs at the rurul
life conference to be held here during
Farmers' Week, according to Prof. O.
II. Johnson, chairman of the rural life
department of the College of Agricul
ture, who Is conducting preliminary
plans for the rural life conference.
$4,500 Damage Verdict Reversed.
Jefferson City, Mo. Because of er
rors In Instruction to the Jury by the
circuit court In St. Louis, the Supreme
Court has reversed and remnnded the
judgment of William Rell, an employe
of the McTague Catering Company of
St. Louis, for $4,500 ugalnst the Con
solidated Investment Company, owners
of the Century building, us result of an
elevator accident.
To Vote on City Manager Plan.
Sedulla, Mo. Petitions bearing 1,400
signatures asking that a special elec
tion be called for the purpose of vot
ing on the city munager form of gov
ernment were presented to Mayor F.
F. Hatton, who Issued a proclamation
calling for special election to be held
Wednesday, January 25.
Held on Desertion Charge.
Jefferson City, Mo. Governor Hyde
hus Issued a requisition on tlie Gover
nor of Louisiana for the return to St.
Louis of Clifford Burneson, who Is
charged there with having abandoned
his wife und three children, October
18, 1010. Burneson Is under arrest
at New Orleans.
Rules Against Hannibal.
Jefferson City, Mo. The State Pub
lic Service Commission has announced
a ruling unfavorable to the City of
Hannibal In the matter of Its charges
for electric current to the Star Thea
ter Compnny of thnt city. The latter
owns two moving picture shows.
Escaped Prisoner Recaptured.
Sednlla, Mo. John Tredwny, a fed
eral prisoner from Knnsas City serv
ing time In the Pettis county Jail, es
caped through a window In the coal
shed and two hours later was taken
from a westbound freight- train by offi
cer Drlskell.
Dental Society Holds Meeting.
Joplin, Mo. Dr. E. M. Hall of Kan
sas City and Dr. Willis Coston of
Topcka, Kan., were the principal
speakers at the annual convention of
tlie Southwest Missouri District Dental
Society, held here.
Two Weddings at 8edalla.
Sedolia, Mo. Harry P. Wnlnscott
and Miss Ttnnlc E. Smith, Sednllans,
were married by Rev. A. J. Ross. James
K. Lacey, a fanner of Smlthton town
ship, and Miss Clco North were mar
ried by Rev. A. W. Kokendoffer.
Glasgow Physician Die.
Glasgow, Mo. Dr. Walter M.
Prltchett, 01, for many years n prac
ticing physlclnn In this city, died at
his home here after a long Illness. He
loaves one daughter, Mrs. Rice Mauplu,
and four brothers. '
Pastor Resigns.
Hnrrlsonvllle, Mo. Rev. John T.
Webb hns resigned ns pastor of the
Harrtsonvlllc Christian Church und
will leave Februury 1 for Kansas City,
whore he will locnte on a fruit and
chicken ranch near Swopo Park.
Bloodhounds Help Find Still.
Scdalla, Mo. Sheriff. W. II. Fewell,
with two bloodhounds, came upon u
still and quantity of corn whisky on
the Harris A. Cohen farm, between
Scdalla und Dresden, which is occu
pied by Joe Stout.
Hyde Releases $1,106,190.
Jefferson City, Mo. Governor Hyde
has released all of the money impropri
ated by the legislature for new build
ings and ropnlrs at the six state hospi
tals, amounting to $1,100,350.
The amounts released follow: Ful
ton Insane Hospital, $1 10.0(H); St. Jo
seph Insane Hospital, $280,000; Neva
da Insane Hospital, $3.",0O0; Farming
ton Insane Hospital, $00,500; Colony
for the Feeble-minded at Marshall,
$137,750; Slate Sanitarium for Tuber
culosis at- Mount Vernon, $100,000.
Bridge Ordered Built.
Nevada, Mo. A Joint meeting of
the itates and Vermin county courts
and officials of the Kansas Clty
Sprlnglleld Highway Association was
held hero regarding the construction
of a bridge over- the Osage River at
Belvnlr. Roth courts unnnlmously
ordered the bridge built and the engi
neers of both counties drew plans for
the letting of the contract.
$20,000 Bridge Approved.
Butler, Mo. The Rates county court
hns approved the construction of a
$20,000 bridge on the Kansas City
Springfield highway nt Prairie City.
One-half of the cost of tlie bridge was
raised by popular subscription In But
ler, Prairie City, Schel City, Eldorado
Springs, Stockton nnd Falrplay, and
the the remainder will lie paid by the
Vernon und Hates counties.
To Rebuild High School.
Marshall, Mo. The Initial steps
looking toward the rebuilding of the
high school, which was destroyed by
tire here recently, have been taken. One
Joint meeting of the Chamber of Com
merce nnd the Hoard of Education al
ready hus been held for the purpose of
securing an expression of the people
of the city.
Baptist College Approved.
Bolivar, Mo. A telegram from the
Stnte University announced the up
proval of the Southwest Rnptlst Col
lege as a Junior college. It Is now one
of the three approved colleges In nil
Southwest Missouri. It wus estab
lished In 1870. There are 200 students
enrolled this year. J. C. Pike Is pres
ident. Verdict for $32,701 Reversed.
Jefferson City, Mo. The Supreme
Court, through an opinion filed by
Judge Graves in the suit of the Ronch
Mnnlgnn Paving Company against the
Southwestern Surety Insurance Com
pany, reversed nnd remanded a Judg
ment entered against the lntter In the
St. Louis circuit court for $32,071.
Widow Asks $10,000.
Maryville, Mo. Mrs. La vnnao Burns
has brought suit for $10,000 damages
In the Nodaway County circuit court
ngalnst the Maryville Electric and
Power Company. Her husband, Clay
Burns, was killed when n flagpole he
was helping to remove came In contact
with n live wire.
Couple Ordained to Ministry.
Montgomery City, Mo. At the close
of morning services at the Church of
the Disciples here, Mr, and Mrs. Alton
Clare of near here were ordained to
the ministry of tho Gospel by the pas
tor of tlie church, Rev. J. V. Rowlln
son, nnd the elders of the congrega
tion. Exonerated of Kissing Woman.
Liberty, Mo. J. R. Mlnter, presiding
Judge of the Clay county court, has
been absolved by a circuit court Jury
here of attempting to kiss Mrs. Myrtle
Ulrlch of Richmond, Mo. Mrs. Ulrlch,
32 years old and comely, sued Judge
Mlnter for $10,000. The Jury found for
the Judge.
Odd Fellows Serve 'Possum.
Nevnda, Mo. Encampment No. 97
of the Odd Fellows gave nn opossum
banquet. The second degree wns con
ferred on eight cnndldntes. Numbers
were present from Richards, Mounds
vllle, Rronought, Hutler, Adrian nnd
Eldorado Springs, Mo. More than 200
attended.
Sikeston, Mo., Woman Dies.
Slkeston, Mo. Mrs. Clint II. Den
man, prominent In church and club
work In this community, died nt her
homo here, following an Illness of two
years. She leaves a husband who Is
editor of the Sikeston Herald, and six
children.
Bankruptcy Trustee Named.
Koshkonong, Mo. J. L. Bess of West
Plains has boon nppolnted trustee In
the bankruptcy case of P. A. Thomas
of the firm of Thomas & Edwards, at
Koshkonong.
Mayvlew Era Suspends.
Mnyvlew, Mo. The Mayvlew Era, a
weekly newspaper, suspended publi
cation recently" and the plant of the
newspaper has been discontinued. Mrs.
J. F. West was editor of the paper.
White River Bridge Approved.
Forsyth, Mo. The bridge across
White River here hns been completed
with the exception of the approaches.
The entire project represents an ex
penditure of $07,000.
Medical Society Elects Officer.
Montgomery City, Mo. The Mont
gomery County Medical Society ha
elected tho following officers for tho
ensuing year: President, Dr. David
Nowlln ; vice-president, Dr. G. E
Muns; secretary, Dr. Buell Menefeo.
To Hold Marketing Conference.
Moberly, Mo. Arrangements hnvt
been mnde by the Chamber of Com
merce of this city with the College ol
Agrlculturo nt the University of Mis
sourl for n marketing conference wltl
farmers In this city Fegruary 1 and 2
Thirty Feet
of Darxsr
The Intestine! bend and
twist and turn on them
selves more than thirty
feet of them and when
food waste clogs them up,
Irritating and dangerous
poisons are formrd and
carried by the blood
through the system
Remove this food waste
regularly with Nujol the
modern method of treat
ing an old complaint.
' Lost a Sale.
"I want," said the very plain girl,
a book entitled 'Cultivate Your Nat
urnl Beauty.' "
"Here It Is," said the clerk, who
wanted to bo sociable. "Are you get
ting It for a friend?"
And the very plain girl put her purse
back Into her bng and went right out.
From the Retail Ledger, Philadel
phia. A Feeling of Security
You naturally feci secure when yon
know that the medicine you are about to
take is absolutely pure and contains bo
harmful or habit producing drugs.
Such a medicine is Dr. Kilmer's Swamp
Root, kidney, liver and bladder remedy.
The same standard of purity, strength
and excellence is maintained in every
bottle of Swamp-Root.
It is scientifically compounded from
vegetable herbs.
It is not a stimulant and is taken ia
teaspoonful doses.
It is not recommended for everything.
It is nature's great helper in relieving
and overcoming kidney, liver and blad
der troubles.
A sworn statement of purity is with
every bottle of Dr. Kilmer's Swamp
Root. If you need a medicine, you should
have the best. On sale at all drug stores
In bottles of two sizes, medium and large.
However, if you wish first to try this
great preparation send ten cents to Dr.
Kilmer & Co., Bingharaton, N. Y., for a
sample bottle. When writing be sure and
mention this paper. Advertisement.
Couldn't Fool Him.
An Indianapolis womnn was visiting'
her thrce-yenr-old grandson, nnd one
day snw him standing before the mir
ror looking at himself, and saying:
"Yes, that's me."
"Thomas," said grandmother, "you
should say, 'That's I.'"
"Well, It might be I, but It looks like
me." ,
Cutleura for Pimply Facet.
To remove pimples and blackhead
smear them with Cutleura Ointment.
Wash off In five minutes with Cutl
eura Soap and hot water. Once clear
keep your akin clear by using them for
dally toilet purposes. Don't fall to In
clude Cutleura Talcum. Advertisement.
A Lesson to Him.
Rafferty borer ten feet Into a min
ing claim and then abandoned It An
other took It up and at 11 feet struck
gold. When Rafferty heard the news
he exclaimed : "I'll never leave anoth
er claim until I've gone a foot fur
ther 1" Life.
He Is a poor lawyer who mistakes
the will for the deed.
And when n clgnr 1 called a -"weed"
the reason Is obvious.
IQdneiaiiiiELadder
RestaUMght.
Think of belna" free from tha torturlu
hitches ol kidney and bladder disease. Think
or the comfort, the dellcht ot sleeping all
night without a break. What a difference
In your atrenrth thle unbroken rest must
make. Is It not worth a supreme effort to
free yourself from thla terrible, torturuisr
disease Which may make your life a burdear
HlNKLEcnaap
ceseCapsules
a. ueeeaeful physician's prescription. Ta
clentlflo treatment for kidney and bladder
affect lone. Contains only Nature's parcel
and greatest curative agents. Thla sooth
Inc. healing, penetrating- remedy baa helped
thousands who uttered with those sharp,
shooting, torturing- palna. those burning,
oaldlnc sensations, relieved catarrhal die
charges, bladder Irritations, dltllneaa,
aleepleaanere. depressed spirits.
Get lllnkla Capsules from your druggist,
tf ha doesn't carry them In stock, order
direct from us, Lane box $1.00. Money
back If you are not perfectly satisfied.
Hlnkle Medical Co., Dept. A-t, Hay Held, Ky
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BtMllfV I at Ctlf fUti FaUitd 1
joe. tna w jTurniiaV I
Hlwfti Chwm. WfcfcPtctrrgupJf.T
niNUKIIVUIIsw Removes Cnras, CM-
tonee. eta eroM ail pem, eaeurea eoauort to 1
m all pew, eaeurea eoaiort to lb
Iktat- tmtr. lie. by nail or atpna.
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eista. UiseoiCbeml
W. N. U.. 6T. LOUIS, NO. 52-1921.
