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COMMERCiA DR. Ei M. LONG : DENTIST Over Wehman's Hardware Store Union City, Term. Telephones Office 144, Residence DR. E. M. LONG DENTIST Over Wehman's Hardware Ston Union City, Tenn. Telelphonea Office 144; Reaidence 59S-J Union City Commercial. established 1S90 c ;j t d R,n(,mvI . ,o West Tennessee Courier. etablihed 1897 Co00""5" September I.1S97 UNION CITY, TENN, FRIDAY, MARCH 11,1921. VOL. 29, NO. 51 PRESIDENT HARDING AT WHITE HOUSE Thousands See Supreme Gift of Re public Accepted by Harding Washington, March 4 Solemnly mindful of the great responsibilities that will be hii for the next four years, and expressing a prsyer for BISHOP HERE IN GREAT CENTENARY SERMON POULTRY POINTERS FOR TENNESSEE BREEDERS Progress in breeding poultry stock will be made most quickly by picking out the best individuals in the flock and using them as breeders, rather than by breeding from the flock as a Bishop Moore Addresses Large Audi- whole, say specialists of the Division ence at Methodist Church. of Extension. University of Tennes see. The selection of a male for mat- Bishop John M. Moore, of Tennes- ing will be influenced largely by the 8ee- was ln Union City last Sunday ana preacnea at the Methodist Church at 11 o'clock. Bishop Moore character of the females used. If there ia A general woalrnona in the fa. divine guidance in the solution of 1 ,n should was here in the interest of the Cen lue muiuomuuj pruu.cm, 'u6 u,m, ,ffset &a ,Mle b strength tenary moTcment. but his preaching in that particular respect in the male w far more reaching than the mere used. Reynolds Theatre WEEKLY PROGRAM TO-NIGHT FRIDAY "King of the Circus." Comedy and. Vodavil Movies. ? Prices 5 and 10 Cents Warren Gamaliel Harding, of Ohio, became the twenty-eighth President cf the United States at 1:18 p.m. to day ln on inaugural ceremony in whicli simplicity and lack of ostenta tion replaced the usual pomp and display. routine of raising a church fund. He neither took up a collection nor asked for any. Ho simply and with the CARE OF BREEDING FLOCK watch the breeding nock carefully most powerful and convincing and see that the fowls keep in good speech, in one of the most striking breeding condition, the United States sermons ever heard, told the people Before a great standing crowd ct Department of Agriculture advises, what vast and illimitable grounds thousands, which completely filled In Farmers Bulletin 1116, on the se- for the good of the church and Meth tho broad plaia end ended four blocks lection and care of poultry breeding (Jdism are covered by this work, and around the Capitol itself, tho new stock. The birds and houses should that every child of God is a debtor President accepted the supreme gift be examined to see that they are not to the movement, of the republic in a short inaugural infested with lice or mites. His text was taken from the fourth address cn address in which he did SELECT SETTINGS WITH CARE, chapter and fourth verse of Luke, not attempt to outline in other than Eggs that are abnormally small Tlz! "Man stall not live by bread general t'enm the program of inter- and poorly sbaped Bh0uld not be used a,one' but everv word of GoL" national and domestic policies to be tor jncUDation; neither should eggs Tno minister epoke of his work in followed by his administration. that have thin or very porous shells, Brazll a,so niB travels ln China and Vice President Calvin Coolidge say the specialists. If possible, eggs JaPan nd ln these things he sug- took tho oath cf office at 12:21 p.m. should be set when fresh, and it is seated the Importance and value of Pressing his lips to an historic never adv'sable to U3e for hatching educating men for the ministry. The Bible used at the inauguration of eggs that are more than two weeks churcn ha3 cal13 fr thousands of old. One of the Quickest wavs to ob- mnlsters ana none to respond. The dent took the oath administered by tain uniformity in the offspring is m,ssIon fleld 2s s5lrt of ministers and Chief Justice White. He had chosen to select uniformly good-sized eggs no onxe t0 E- of the same color. 1 ne msno P s"'a ino ministry must .... , ,. , ... . not depend entirely upon the educa- the Lord require of thee but to do ,, oto oV,..i- .,i tion of the aind- but Bha tav the justly and to love mercy and to walk egg shell8 are both, neCeSsary. Neith- ' ad e"avohd "ie, 80U; hnmhiv with thv find V ' t .,.,.... Man s.ir.ll not live by bread alone." er-will replace the other. humbly with thy God? President Wilson yielding to the last minute entreaties of his family ... Why Boys Leave the Farm. and his physician took no part in the ..Why dld you leave the farm my inaugural ceremonies other than to jad, accompany the incoming President Why did you bolt and quIt your dad7 from tho wmte House to tno uapuoi CHAMP CLARK BURIED Why did you beat it off to town And turn your poor old daddy down? thJa work ininKers oi piatiorm, puipit, press ON 71ST BIRTHDAY Are wallowing in deep distress; They seek to know the hidden cause Why farmer boys de3ert their pas. Therefore Clirist took with him into the mountain? none of the frivolous things to aid Mm in the redemption of man. The first thing, says the minister, la tho preparation of the soul, and then the mind. The Cen tenary movement embraces all of SATURDAY Tom Moore in "Stop Thief, i Prices 5 and 10 Cents . MONDAY Fisk Jubilee Singers ' Prices 50 and 75 Cents V; TUESDAY Metro Presents ). "Burning Daylight", i Prices 5 and 10 Cents. Bowline Green. Mo.. March 7. Champ Clark was laid to rest after a Some sayjjpuljn to get taste ,tr simple ceremony in the little mound 0f aster llfe and BOC,al. waste; cemetery here to-day on what would Some Bav you Bllly utQ chumps have been his 71st birthday anniver- Mistaite your suitecards for your lgter did pot denounce wealth and He took" tho audience with him -thru nume-ous avenues of the sub ject. One ilUr.tratlon was that to prepare for business a man should not begin with "a commercial school, but that a foundation of elementary education should be laid. Ti e min sary. The Democratic leader was bur- the proper uses of amusement, but led beside his father, John Hampton in wagering fresh and germless air these things should be uplifting. He Against the smoky thoroughfare, spoke of the Rockefeller foundation, We're all agreed the farm's the place that which had been given to man So free your mind and state your kind by tho great Baptist deacon in cf his children, who died in ln- Clark, and two Camp and Anna, fancy. -. - ' There were no eulogies at the grave and the expression frequently was heard that it was a democratic funeral" in keeping with tie stal wart statesman's love of simplicity. stamping out disease and pestilence. Another very interesting point was the influence of heredity. For in stance, in Brazil the Portuguese lan guage is spoken, and the" people look to Portugal for their national char acter. In some other of the South American countries the Spanislupeo Clark's memory at the Congressional , Jeft dad t - f pie predominate and these people Becailse my colt became his horse I left mv dad to sow and rean woull desire that the local services Because my lamb became Ug sheep I world is )o amplify and ennoble these uo as Biuipis as iJOBBiuie. T droDDed Loe and Btuck f k .uB.8 , greuter sources oi enugni In line with this purpose there was Re(,ailRe mr hfiama h, nnrb enment, even greater than the great no funeral sermou at the grave. The . ' nations of the earth. Here the Bishon exercises which tonsisted only of Tne garden truck, that I made grow, made it plain that he did not agree prayers were conducted by the Rev. Twaa his to sell but mine to hoe. with President Harding ln his exclu Robert S. BoyJ. a nephew of Mrs. 11 not ine smote in me aimospnere Bive principles of Americanism. In Clark, and pastor of a Kansas City Nor the tasl for that brought other words, it is inferred that Bish- caso. "Well stranger, since you've been 30 frank, I'll roll aside the hazy bank, The misty cloud of theories. It was felt here that little in the And show vou whera the tronh,e way of oratory could be added to the x ,ft mv dad hla h. . w wiome wu.cn uu oeu k.u to Because my calf became his cow, uiarn s memory ai ue congressional services in Washington and that Mrs, Clark, wearied by tho long journey, Presbyterian Church. ST. LOUIS LIVE STOCK MARKET. me nere. ; op Moore preferred the international Please tell the platform, pulpit, press spirit of the .League of Nations. He addressed a large audience and No fear of toil or love of dress, Is driving off tho farmers' lads carried everybody with him in pro- CATTLE Beef steers 7.00 to 110.50; stockers and feeders, $5.75 to $7.75; stock cowa and heifers $4 But Just the methods of their dads, found interest and attention. The Christian Endeavor of tho C. P. Church will celebrate Dixie En- to $5.50; butcher cattle $6.50 to deavor Day by giving "Dixie En- $9.75; beef cows $5.50 to $7.00; can- deavor, a one-act play, at the regu- ners ana cutters .ou to ?4.&o; can- lar evening worship, Sunday, March . " ner-yearlings $3 to $3.50; bbef bulls j3 at 7:30. " $5.50 to $6.25; sausage-balls $4 16 xhe play will be directed by Miss Vieva . Roper, corresponding secre . Bulk of tj:c 150 to 215 pound hogs tary and wlll be Dreceded bv an in- soia at ?iu.tu to io.u; zzu to Z40 8piring Gong Bervice. id. at ?iu.uu to fiu.4o; Z5U lbs. up at io tiu.uu; rougm pacKers ?s to $8.25. Piga 120 lbs. at $10 to $10.85; 90 to 120 lbs. af $9.25 to ' $10.25; rccweer. $8.00 to $9.25. SHEEP Goo', to choice lambs " PROGRAM. Song service. Devotional by pastor. Song by quartette. Introduction of program, by tho $$9.50 tr-- $10.25; medium lambs president of the society, Miss Nel! $8.50 to $9.50; culla $6.00 to $7.50; Bond. : CAST. choice yearling weathers $8.00. Fat ewes $5.50; choppers and bucks $3 Christian Endeavor to $3.50; canneru $1 to $1.50. NATIONAL LIVE STOCK COM. CO., Mr. Curry.. National Stock Yards, III Obion County Teachers' Association. Rives, Tenn., Saturday.jMarch 12, 1921. Come- and get acquainted. 1 PROGRAM. Invocation. Welcome Address D. W.. Woody. Response L. D. Williams. Music.' The Functioning of the Obion County Teachers' Association F. E. Ranck, pr?3., Mr3. J. F. Darnell, T. J. Bonner. Home Economics and Its Value to the Girl Mi3s Virginia Scott. Music. Educational Measures, Mrs. E. H Lannom. Pressing Needs of Obion County Easter Market. Circle No. 2 of the Missionary So ciety of the Methodist Church,, will have an Easter market, also bonnet and apron sale on Saturday. 26th. before Easter at White's Furniture Messenger Store. We wll'. take orders for hens A good dea, of behaving hurts no and cakes. Phone Mr3. Arthur Titts-1 body and a little of it goes a long worth, captain. I way. Miss Mary B. Parsley, Miss Hessie Miss Louise Shropshire Smith. . itiley French Open Forum (This is an opportu- Mr. Lehman. ........... .Ira Park nity for any person present to dis- Mr. Gore Landreth Thomas cuss the following topics or any other Mr. Milley... Robert Bdhd in which ho may 'be interested). Mrs. Taylor. ... .Miss Hattie Stalcup Thrift Child . Study Discipline Junior Endeavor. . .Virginia Howard Opening Exercises What Is a School Intermediate Endeavor Elizabeth Lovelace Dixie Endeavorer Paul Bond , .Joe Kenney i Athletics Luncheon. Business Meeting. . "Is the drama going back?" "I think, not. Chorus girls seem as shapely as ever." What he saya goes when a man talks to his wife through a telephone. . WEDNESDAY William Duncan in His New Serial 'T "Fighting Fate." Also Comedy and News, t Prices 5 and 10 Cents THURSDAY Clara Kimball Young in "Hush." Prices 10 and 20 Cents. Hardly Consoling. "The idea of applying for that po sition haunts me." "No wonder; you haven't the ghost of a show." mmmwj More and better corn Swift's Red Steer Fertilizer gives corn a quick start, causes rapid steady growth, increases yield, and . improves quality. It often means the difference be tween hard and soft corn because it hastens maturity. Use Swift's Red Steer Fertilizers on every acre. "IT PAYS TO USE THEM" For Sale By CHERRY-MOSS GRAIN COMPANY E C E t HAVING leased the plant of the Crystal Ice Co., one of the best plants of its kind in the country, equipped with all new modern machinery for ice making, and having, had previous experience in the ice business, we are in a position to offer the public our services. ' . You can depend upon our giving you good service and good ice at all times ; ice made of pure distilled water in the modern way. We employ only careful, competent drivers, and your refrigerators will always be carefully filled. - We make prompt delivery at any season of the year. Save money by buying coupon books. Books may be bought from drivers or at office. Give us a chance to satisfy you with our firm ice and prompt service. A trial is all we ask. , ' F. L. PITTMAN & COMPANY Harrison Street and M. & O. R. R. Cumberland Phone 32. THE UNIVERSAL CAR The Ford Coupe has an especial appeu. real estate folks because of its splendid up-to-date appointments. A comfortable and depend able motor car every day of the year shine, rain, mud or snow. Equipped with electric self -starting and lighting system and demount-' able rims with 36-inch tires all around it, brings its owner all those established dependable Ford merits in economy in operation and upkeep, with assured long service. Not alone . for professional and business men who drive much, but as the family car for women, : the Ford Coupe meets every expectation. The demand for them increases daily so we solicit immediate orders to make reasonably prompt delivery. Will you not make our shop your repair place? Genuine Ford parts and skilled mechanics. - , R. H. RUST ' Authorised Ford Dealer. Phone 400 UNION CITY, TENN. . GLENDALC PARK SUBDIVISION i I JEL