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MAG
BEACOiN
I. UK
:2nd Yenr
MACON, MISSISSIPPI, FRIDAY, DECK1WKR 3rd, 1920.
a
Grave insu't.
Mrs. Kw!or--"Tlien you and yoon
Mr. Shar are not on speaking term
miy more?" Mrs. Plunder v "No, In-
! -ed. The las: lime I met h!n) I told
Sam my husband had locomotive atack
k and tin' young w hli j'Tsri:tpj(? had
he impudence to ask If ho whistled at
Velocity of Sun.
rmfrspor Boss Usurps the transcen.
riuetiial velocity of the sj,n through
'):" nt H-& nillpo per second. Be re
.arils the speed formerly obtained by
'ftrocojiic methods, rmrriely, V2A
per second, as subject to syg.
: : : : t i 0 error.
Occupy Your Proper Place.
It's continuous confidence in th
Ideal of your own making thai compels
success, observes ao educator. Koms
men never question the possibility of
defeat They may have act-backs but
not defeats. They arc right jinrl know
themselves to be right. The rest of
the tvnrld may be ranged against tb.em
fi r all they care. They have a mis
sion iVM nothing short of it will sat
isfy. That's what yon should have
C.et the proper self-estimate uud move
up to your place.
Mmorij.e SfiiOt'j.-s. 1
Henry linag's Munlay school class
f hoys, at Kern Creek, Ky., whose
ages range from ten to fourteen, mora-1
ma. od la one week 165 verses of Scrip- j
tii re. i
Dies Not Know the coy.
Cardinal Newman, while familiar
ih the li;'- and tlvmglit of the uni
aity laatt, inU:ii his failure to
the bey. Hii! (lf the rnoiuli of
, a a l . , m ! ; i ' s 1 a; ' s i- he i-x! ; .aa
!:i:t "'
ha
: '::,- .'v. .!iat V- i' l.iv. ill !:
1 vh. a a. Y, baa c .lie '.
. a:r -o in fair i a.;!,, r. Yes. ii it's i ,
educational. CteveJi'X'l l'lain ah r
used
0.R Fie-?: for T
V:t 'in- wim!
'a'!es Ileal vahir.t e.n.in ban eaiaa
a--.- in the !i.li!i!l. i,f the wvci.t i-tlt)
";( ury. An early form of f-iM.. was
the 'hair table. con cnie-.ii because It
.serve,) the J.iH'p.'iS" nt n seat v.-hcii tlie
top was lifted and s'e.a! i.snlnst the
wide of the roam, (.at gradually tin
lable tiioU. its present form and. use.
It became the custom to leave the
boa ril upon the tiestlo instead of re
moving both, find iji time the piece of
furniture was called tiiH table.
Silver Trumpets
The silver trumpet which Mose
was charged, to furnish the Israelite?
wero to be used for the ealllug togetba
it of the. assembly; for the Jotiniey!ti
of csuipt", for sounding the ahim of
titir; fi.'f wlelirntlug the i-.'ierilioes od
fpntlvjiw ni tievt uioon (NmohcraJO:
MO).
C'!ttorn1ii' Guotl Pcictn,
'i iie ..'are i'f ("alit'o. nai las vateil
$lfi.i.ifi.f)tl to l' in tel i'eetiun
ih siuie hUhwa.v system and not
Mnuie county failed to glv the tint
ftfuvrlug cuwuiure & wojorttj'.
The Heart Is Very Busy.
Your hen rt is a very busy orz.m
While yov. breathe once. It beats four
times, says Popnb.r Science Monthly.
At each heat it m aids four pounds of
blood ihroin;h .Tour veins and arteries.
The weight of the circulating blood is
C! pounds. When ymi run. your lew
and the other parts of yaor body
need laare blood, so your heart must
pm;ip faster.
Freak Cluotci of Ccrn.
E. l, Leonard of Claremh'Ti Vt,. y
etitly exhibited a freak of m,!iir. h
i el 11- !t of ears of com rttsrol"-',
"!" is; M-liHe st!1 are st,a;l! an-! ..;
" at .1 of ti,'! I a.l si -. 'I" -
a taa -'.t.or -.,li
s- i . p-il, but lalh-i'tious is t.O'.r, ' i
i
")eTt .Vt::! f'-raeil to visit The
' ! li . T. il.-ata-t ranar';.'d t'-..t
"e a,i ita'ata!!:.':!,.;! in ihn a, ,
"1 :'f' a-rea, viia:- : ii-' a;in Itoherr w .
a- ;, .'latla- r a :k.-.!. "lie Sai'.i i ,
t. . 1 a. i ia.i'anii;a i,ai taeih," waa ;a
Creek At'a. ac Judges. j
t, T'au! nientiiws II Tinmtliy, -1' ;
?. tint the jndse In ike tireek aihh'tlrj
Ci.iiirKts was seleeled for his spotless !
intoerby ; h!s office w to decWe any
',i ;'Uii's. Col. 3:15; and to award '
'he pri je, T Cor. 0 consMting ot
i crown. i"T Timothy. 2 :fi, and 4 :2. of
(eaves of wild olive nt the Olyi'plc j
ataf i aad of pine, or at one period, j
vy, at Ialbuiinn games.
fias.,ii Orici'iatly Democrstlo.
Si hiimha-.l years aito it was the old
iit-sta Hint :a .-a out of liiirik the
V.rman cot, qui -is. and had its cap- I
t.ii al Kiev Taei',. were c?.ars and ;
(veiioiils after a faihtnn. Rut the :
c-il u'liverhiuent c.f ibw-sla mih In the !
ja'hc1 filai'i' at Kiel sud of every
Kile town and villase on the great
wide sfeppo, whetv mi I ho ureat days
if the icar the people thered to-;cthc-r,
warrlori. trailers, women, too,
Mxise lh"ir local offleiaN. The nr'ainnl
jeart of I'.usHia ivas iKinoi'rntie to Hi
!re.
ri-teil CtifUm.
r.t the bottom of your it.1roiw mt
tains put 8: null NTiatet. 'ut vp
far as jen can reach pit. (trap eyes. At
i-'j?ht hook Hie bottom of the. curtains
up to prevent them from blowing out
ni'ti r the " ini'a'vs are opened. .)o She
h-.! ith ine porileras wh a, you r
epitii the i!mr or .lasU.t.v
Whalebone K?nq.
J. ' , J J f v ' I v
! I t U A I t T ' L
I ; i I ' t I r i i i ' tit
ill I r
Very tlkely.
Haold wn.i iisrrueted llv the dtt'i
ud spirit o a host by hi molliT he
fori: she Kave the Wrfhilay party. (,)ne
f(set. a hoy ol elshl. f'eltng too old
for baby garnet), was frankly bored and
refused to Join lu the play. Several
times Harold, in ubedkce to warning
jlaiKes, offered the hoy his own place
only to meet u.s many ref"tials. Klnnlly
he Inquired In tone" of sincere Inter
est, "What did yon eunie for to eat7'
tauld Live en Banansn Alone,
jhe et.it n- tut always accehsh.d
is esenial!y saixturym
it 1. i 1 i i tl pi 1
is , i ! I !
te 1
t sit
1 1 ,.,
ai
ih!."lien
, t of !
a''1, a' ;
I r- t pit
"trv is '
t l;,d ri'hh er-i-xpoi a
W,l! !'!. 'I il yc,!W
W!t.s t.ini!. as coKipare'.
a-aail, w' ' -h was Ih.-u
of sui'i'iy. Its ad-ii-c
as u lae.iiia'-r'''"'!"1--tie
.i i,s iV.i.n;!V C';-ee-Aabtif!:e.
i". an
liZ'.'.l,
her
I'm
The New F.aa'j'cii Way.
.,; i .,3 heeaiae of ( io '(
t a ri wh'i ib "il M whMIe mi'l
lr his sveetlo'a'l?" ttU an ClC
o, I'rnl nhly ltiln In the front
listening to" his son honk the tin
while waiting fnr Mtiyme to nnn
motor rarb. ft. I'mil Pioneer
(i if "
I s l a i i r 1 i
) i , i I is n it v ty
Ohio i,:iie Journal,
faS'.'Cr votms t,:l'
A little fellow M'hose rather Is coo
.'ctcl with n railroad has picked n
many rnilroad phrases. (,)r.e tl".;.' whila
Tvnltltvr with Jit's mother In a hirje stiv
tt, n voioia -ter rede about on his
I1'' tie cart. tfudiHiiy ";l11 lonckcd
'.'he little rider's cay. Tic latter, I't
iiiv FSwHSimr "So'V ' ralt'e." l-nsywl bs'4
y b''tv.'en t'l? tnnii'S hT-":-
Cifn-ult Navigation,
An old lady was on her first ocean
vovv.e. "Witt's that down there?"
she asked the captain. "That's the
Pteeratre., madam," he replied. "Real
ly?" she exclaimed. "And does it tako
a'll thof people to make the boat go
straight?"
t ' fl j, !
t taitntn Mr.ktui- y,p . jV-.i-:. .' ,. J It j j
j , mamncjf t honex - i . I
f Hrw I$rk Citj. t, - "i '..a"-'; s c ! - '!( Sv j (
S "s V, ri,C
i ,X I Ir- I'.N.J
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1
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ih -.arjn i n
t li
iw P" i,j i
r'i
V f ', ''; ! j
;atiot-;3 frs.
;;'?'i nci.io
tl e New Edison. I-.'o!.-
recordings for en? of-ibc: r.':a:;dnrd
talking-mac h ines.
We are glad to ;:rv. aumce that
these talking-rrxljine recordings
may now be heard! We went you
to hear them and corr.pare 1 De
termine for yourself w'':kh r:"'"5
you the real Rachmaninoff.
Let us play Rach-naninoiTs
Edison Rb-Ckeatioks for yon,
Mark how clear, how true the
piano tone. Sec how every npte
m his runs, every accent in his in
terpretation, every shade in his
pedalling is perfectly RI-Creatkd.
i This was pro ved by a test mad
Mr. Racrurianintiffs horoe in
tHew York City. He played th
Second Hungarian Rhapsodic
(Uszt) in direct comparison with
i the Re-Crration of his perform-
r.rv,"2 l"v the Nt"" Rd;t-n. Th
c.;::.'-atc f j..:ityof lh3 Re-Cksatiom
to C-o ar;:jt's original peformance
ta"'i.''.''.;'..'.r.(.-. .. ue !i. tenors.
I.l,,ke the Rachmaninoff com
pfn ;.5on. It will guide you right
in st leering your Christmas phono
graph. Ash also '
about our Budget Plan
It brings your New Edison for
Christmas without squeezing your
pocUelbook. Reirvsrnber, too, that,
in buying a New Edison now, you
are virtually buying a before-thtJ-war-value
with an ai'ter-the-war-dollar.
The pric of the New
Edison has increased less than 1 5
since 19K and a portion of this
increase is war tax. " Edison stood
the gaff' to kr-ep bis favorite in
vention within the reach of every
one who lovts beautiful rnu&ic. :
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tie
w a liw
Drusf ct prp
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Jcva.e :.-aa.
laae is A c
)';- is -.! 1 tl
inntl v.!,e: a i'a '.!-'
If a pr.SeT i'-'e i '
liners the found aa'l
such iaaTe'la lacaaia
It Will Kliiinst ti. tsi'ca
-J vii';
Electricity on Submarines,
All sulaiatritH s arc operated by elec
tricity, as obviously !h"y eould not be
operated hy sieam. when submerged,
tn ndditlon to lis use for propulsion,
elei'lricily is utilized on pil.-inrines
for lifilil in-r. for funs, for wiri-l.-s cimt
rnunications and to cook all uaain for
'he crew.
i ia.. eaa -: .,.. John i-.ilted the vis
i a' eat ir, ;,a" van!. Kevins; one of
i, a pin: mates, J.tth- John c,;';led him
l er. i- ehibaii,.; : ''Charlie, feme on
oyer and meet my shuir't"' finance,"
' ;; !'-;! 'iilias of ivallh, sy "aria ; tl '
j seem and c.i'nait.y of a crael --.rh". in , ''t
! eil'.'ace, and a.' aiis his vindieal ion be- '
! yond the prnvc.-- tioiiston J'lfet. j J
Sh3v;cr Dath and Mat-sar.e.
A T.av.an is the inventor of a coin
hilled shower balh and massage nia
chine. brushes .being revolved by an
electric root or against a person stand
ing within a lull cylinder Into wu'cfc
nttf I "prayed.
Acety'ene Lighting.
A'-etjIeue lighting is expected to
'' "toe in'.o peneral use throughout Pon
lan!; tis the liovernmenl has appoinlcd
M comrnisahm to pass upon lamps of
? Tad for sale and carbide is easily oh.
"Charm" to fr.ve Teeth.
It was a Unman custom to hang
beads of rod coral on the cradles of
Infants and around their necks to "pre
serve mid fasten their tee(h"and save
(beta from "tb (allhn fileUnem."
Life V.'sl"cd Up. i ,,
All Itr-J i Mv-' " Wi!e'l UP- j Jr
The walls flre hie-'hars. like !ha para-
pet on a moiii'tain ra fl ami -a i- use
j traveler f'.'ntn toppling cut lae taia'
I of the cliff,---Alexander Machinal, D.D.
W'a.-.'.fi of Tims.
A lltt'a follow, aso four, was repent
tng a prayer after his mother, ending
Mill "God bless papa, niainuia, grand
nin, lirother and sister, and everybody."
"Mamma," snltl he, "If we hail said
'everybody' at the start it wrmklu't
j Imv tkn ntf to uuch of Gad'l Me."
S t. i, i t.z ., .:
v.ovclii :j real
ly ch?p ai Uii'd
not on 't 1; ;i i s of
vi!?'.. l-:l.u-L.;a la;
is usua"y v.-crtli a!
rsi.ai -!,;,' ' it cols.
Gvr i tiailr.fi, isn't
the
av.i
C , ; C ft f! 'M.i J'Sl i;,
i 4od as ihe Lest j
;-j . r
i.VAV.v,v.V:V.vw:.y,
o
Ktkl for Ketu.
I ka two rooms for rent.
LEE McCOLUri. ,
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