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THE SNEEDVILLE NEWS
ALWAYS TIRED
110 AMBITION
Nervons and Dizzy, Every
thing Seemed to Worry Me,
How I Got Wen
LarwiU. Indian. "Mr back wis so
bad I could not do my washing. I wasal.
iways tired out and
had no ambition, waa
nervous and dizzy
and everything
soeme d to worry me
and I had awful paina
in my right side. I
felt badly about four
years and could not
do my work aa it
should have been
done. I aaw Lydia E.
Pinkham'a Vege
table Command ad
vertised SO imjch and it did so many peo-
?le good that I began to take it myself,
am feeling fine now and everyone tells
roe they never aaw me looking so welL I
live on s farm, do all my work, and have
three little girls to take ears of. I am
recommending this medietas to my
friends and know it will help them if
they use it like I do." Mrs. HcaantT
Lono, R. R. 8, Box 7, Lsxwill, Indians.
Many women keep about their work
wnen it u a great effort. Tney are al
ways tired out and have no ambition.
When you are in this condition givs it
prompt siienuon.
Take Lydla E. Ptnkham's Vegetable
uompouna, roe it ta especially adapted
to correct such troubles, as It did tot
airs. ix)ng.
Hair Thin ? S&Jil
Ska MU til Mp kalr falUa .,( sua k!4
aata MMI. Try It! Al all aaoS infill Tla,
t emu mm auuc-iiua. Oi.i. ..u, i,
HIM MOMCV SKI.IJNH HONIKRV
Whola or (par lima; nil (or uur plaa:
( yaara In bualnna. KALI. L. IIHTANT
CO.. Klrat Ava., al llat Bl., Nw Torh CUT.
His Inference.
Tote Rmlthcr and Uube Gunshun
of the Mount I'lggy region of the
Oxarks were guests of a hotel In the
IUg Ilurg lately. Home time after they
had retired for the night they were
rudfly awakened by the fire chief
rnr raging past with Its siren screech
ing In an unknown tongue.
"What the blue heck waa thatf"
cried Mr. Gunshun.
I ri'know iMTttlrfiy." replied Mr.
Fma thorn, "but I reckon some feller
has stayed nut ton late and his wife
.s bunting him." Knnsns City Star.
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Return of the Native.
Returning Native Son (to Incut char
acter) You certainly have changed a
lot. Uncle Anderson.
Local Character (sourly) Name
alnt Anderson I
- Native Ron What the deuce la
your name changed, toot Knsper
(Stockholm).
Cutlcura for 8ors Hands.
Koak hands on retiring In the hot awls
f Cutlcura Rnap, dry snd rub in Cu
tlcura Ointment Itemovs surplus
Ointment with tissue paper. This Is
only one of the things Cutlcura will do
If Soap, Ointment and Talcum are used
for all toilet purposes. Advertisement
A Hard Let.
"Madam," an Id the sauve agent, I
aiave here a book thiit will Ml you
how to live twenty-four hours a day."
"1 haven't any use for It." auld the
herd faced matron. "With a no-ac-count
husband and all children to sup
lort by running a boarding house, I'm
already living twenty four hours a
day. What I need Is a season puss to
a movie house and a chance to use
It"
Thicker After They've Dined.
"I suppose the mosquitoes are thick
ut where you HveT"
"No, long and slim."
All That Stretch
Without Any Rubber
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STATE HAPPEHINB5
I0LD III BRIEF
THE HAPPENINGS OF e WEEK IN
TENNESSEE PREPARED FOR
OUR BUSY READERS.
BE DENIED RAILROAD CARS
Chairman Netaon of the Tennessee
Coal Commlaaion Will Investigate
Reports Overcharges.
Nashville. Keports of profiteering
on coal by mine operators and brokers
at several points In the state will be
investigated, and if they are found
true and the practice persists viola
tors will be reported to the Interstate
Commerce Commission, according to
Wilbur A. Nell m, chairman of the
Tennessee coal oummission.
Long distance phone calls and let
ters informed Mr. Nelson Friday that
st certain mlnss In the state cod was
being sold st $6 a ton, or $2.25 in ex
cess of the Hoover fair price. It was
also charged that brokers in one Ten
nessee town were offering coal at
mere than 8 a ton.
Mr. Nelson did not mak? public the
names of the alleged violators, but
said that the next Instance of the kind
to come to bis attention would be re
vealed through the press and reported
to tu.9 Interstate Commerce Commis
sion, with the request that railroads
be prevented from supplying cars to
the guilty companies.
Lexington District Conference,
Selmer. Presiding Elder It. L. Nor
man announces the following dates for
conferences on the fourth round In the
Lexington district:
Camden circuit, I'oHt Oak, Aug. 12-
13; Shiloh circuit, Stantoiivlllc, Aug.
26 27; Adamsville circuit. Crump, Aug.
27-2X; llcech Illuff circuit, Mount
rieaaitnt, S"t. 2 3; Hollow Hock ilr-
suit, Homier Sept. 9 19; Huntingdon
station, Sept. lull; Wildersville cir
cuit, Ihivis Chapel, Sept. 12; Eva cir
cuit, Chestnut Hill, Kept. 1617; Cam
den station, Sept. 17-18; Holiday cir
cuit .Sept. 23-24; Iecaturvllle circuit,
Sept. 3M)ct. I; parsons station, Oct.
1-2; Hath Spiimis circuit. Oct. 7-8;
Saltlllo and Sardls Oct. 7-8; Scott's
Hill circuit, Oct. 10; Selmer circuit,
New Hops, Oct lit; BHmer station.
Oct 22-3; Uethcl t'prlns circuit, Oct.
23-24.
Young Lady Suicides.
Dresden. Miss Stella Killehrew, the
daughter of John KUIvtirew of I'al-
iiiTsvtllo. 12 miles north of here,
bunged herself to an apple tree near
the bouse of her father. The otliT
members of the family had gone to
church In the neighborhood and ukjii
tu4r 1 el urn they fuoud the lifeless
Lody banclng to the tie .
Poultry Meet Closes.
Knoxvillo The forty seventh annual
convention of the American imultry
association closed with several Impor
tant tnattera relating to the change In
standards undecided. Ilelated propo-
aals for the admission of various
breeds were refined to tbe directo
rate for action.
Gibson Hotel Burns.
Gibson. Meals hotel, which hss
been run for many years by Mrs. 3. L
Meals, is favorably known and appr
elated by the traveling public and they
will regret to hear of Its destruction
by fire recently, with a loss that mill
run Into thousands.
R. R. Shops Burn.
Jackson. Mre of unknown origin
conipl Kely wiped out the Birmingham
A Northwestern railroad ahope at this
plsce. at an approximate damage of
40.IHM). All machinery, tool and
stork acre completely UcHtroteJ.
Four Escape Jail.
Chattann aa. Four prisoners, ail
sjUI In be deserate men. and Includ
ing I.mher Itorln. on hied of killing
Sheriff J. I.. Smith, of Uradley county,
a f- months agtk escaped) from the
Milton coumy Jail an dare still at
Two Die As Train Hits Auto.
Knollle. Iepvty Sheriff .V. J.
WlllianiMin. 42. enj lioliert Goxam. 3.
were kllld when an auto In which
they were riding was struck by a train
at a crossing south of the city.
Eleven Obion Schools Open.
l'e.la City - I Jet en rural schools
of Otis county opened f r the
123 session daring the past wrk.
Louis Clkine Wine.
lrrJrn.- I um K r.lkins of Mn
count v m cut for membership n
Ite state democratic commltt over
John M lust. of ler accotdin lo
cenipMe ntuin mm the Nir.th dls
tii t.
Leai Association Hss 4 Members.
1 l CM v. -The Into City St
lr. a-a.ir:atHn. orranifrd t.y the IJ
ons club f this place with a viw lo
atimuUt:nc home builJtng and niklnc
bowe un-rs. has pp-cr-d for buslocs
with tt m tnlx-rs.
RAIL STRIKE PUT
UP TO CONGRESS
PRESIDENT HARDING REACHES
LIMIT OF AUTHORITY IN
NEGOTIATIONS
Message To Congress Will Explain
Situation In Detail Safety Laws
Supported By White House Hopes
or Future Conferences Revived.
Washington. Congrena and the
country will be Informed by President
Hurtling of every fact in the railroad
strike situation as he views It, and
also Administration advisers said
will receive an expression of bis de
termination to give the full aid and
protection of the Federal Government
to maintenance of railway operations.
There Is no room for further presl
dentin! efforts to bring about cAn
promise settlements of the shopmen's
strike, a high official at the Wblte
House said, by negotiating between
managements and unions, although
the President does not wish to hinder
attempts of officials of railroad unions
not on strike to mediate for their asso
ciates.
Meanwhile there emerged from the
almost continuous sessions here of
the transportation labor organization
heads an Invitation to the Association
of I tall way Executives to reopen ne
gotiations for a cniimroinlxe settle
ment of the shonmen's strike, die
Ave train service brotherhoods of en
gineers, conductors, trainmen, firemen
and switchmen, ucting for the strlk
ing crafts.
Warren S. Stone, chief of Engineers,
expressed the belief that the execu
tives would confer again, meeting the
brotheriiood spokesmen ' by Thursday,
and press dispatches later confirmed
ins conclusion.
President Harding also moved - to
support the Interstate Commerce Com
mission in enfitrelnir anfutu !..
which soon will require withdrawals
of locomotives from service on im
portant carriers.
With the matter Placed before him
by C. C. M hord, Chairman of the
commission, President Hardin renlled
that he knew of "nothing to be done
except to Insist upon enforcement of
the law,' ami said he trusted that
Inspection forces would exert them
selves to the utmost to be able to
pass upon safe equipment."
MORSE PLEA "NOT GUU.fr
When Arraigned On Conspiracy Charr't
10 uerraud The Government v ;
During The War '
Washington. Ernest C. Morse, form'-
er Director of Sules of the Wur De-
piirtment nnd now President of the
Foreign Sales Supply Company, of
New York, pleaded not guilty In the
District of Columbia Supreme Court
to two Indictments chanting- him with
'uivlng conspired to defrund the Gov-
eminent )n onniM-tlnn with the sale of
I he Old Hickory Powder Plant at Jack
sonville, Tenn., and with the d!sosi-
llor. of surplus lumber from canton
ments. Over the protest of CSovern-
ineut counxel the ilcicmlant will have
until September "JO to file a motion to
Muasli the indWlm.'iits. He furnished
f.'i.txsi IkiII on oath of the two charges.
Attorney Mayer, who accompanied
Morse to WashlnKton, later made the
following statement:
"Mr. Morse upM-ared In the United
States Court and pleaded 'not guilty'
to the Indictments against him. At
the time of the investigation by the
Graham Committee, Mr. Morse spear
cd voluntarily, waived all Immunity
and under oath answered till questions
of the members of the committee."
To Seias Six Vessels
Washington. Institution of llhel
proceeding against six vessels pur
chased In 11W by the Atlantic, Gulf
and Pacific Steamship Company, one
of the early purchasers of Govern
ment tonnage, was announced by A.
1. Ijisker, Chairman of the Shipping
floarri. The proceedings resulted from
failure to make payments on the out-
standoff purchase price. Mr. lJUkcr
said. Four of the vcels already
have been seised in American ports
and the two others will lo libeled as
son as they reach rt.
Miss Mary Tumulty Hurt
Washincton. Miss alary Tumulty,
eldest (laughter of Jmeph I. Tumulty,
former secretary for President Wilson,
and Miss Mary Cahill. of Ijike tlty.
Minn, were ln.lure, when in an aulo
luoliile accident at ( Heratneri:au. Pri
vate caMc n-ceived in Ushhlnton
brought Uo details.
Flying Boat Damaged
New York.- ne of the xnton of
the fl tnu InijiI Sainpaio rreia was
d.itilULeil when sl lroH-i int.i the
lluln I5ier fnu:i Hot kaw sy. but her
pilot. I n iii, -ii mt W'hIht ll ni..n, an
Pounced that the injury woiilil no In
terfere with the plana to aip iff for
llru.-.l imtiHiliately.
Widow Held For Murder
ljikehtirt, N. J. Nerua ttcr
Intfa sIhiik ftirti. lure m t ) liotii
wher her h'lli.m I Un l-y a
bullet, an. I her frfH:ienj tr. a
he lel . the srret ,.f Mra. W.l
lum It l.in. n l i; Imt.. ir ,;lir
here. cImt.,-! nh j'e immter of
i; teren. 4" .ir .. r j,..m !,e
waa iiurriti) '.'I jc.ir lr hjil a
tiioti,t'y ,.) j. u:, , , ..rv, at
l-UH,urt :l.d eni..j,, a ,ar;.,. tri
b tei-n I ..lehurj an I t:,f B4al air
StutioD A fi-M milea 3k.
ED Tf oo
Every time you buy and use cheap and
big can baking powder that does not
give satisfaction you have increased
the cost of your bakings many times?
Tho Economy EB&EWQn PODIjVIWEIR
Uo ttfoc focctt ttCnott conn be odcSg
You may get
more quantity
for your money
but quality
means pure,
sweet and al
ways success
fill bakings.
The World's Greatest Baiting Poivder
CLIENT "SPILLED THE BEANS"
Altogether Too Truthful In Answering
Question Put to Him by His
Own Attorney.
"Were I (thing advice to a younj
Iswyer," said an attorney the other
dsy, "1 would advise him to be careful
about pluclnff his client on the stand.
It Is at least us well to know what
lie Is likely to answer to bis attorney's
leading questions. Some time uco,"
continued the lawyer, "a case wus tried
In which the plaintiffs attorney cer
tainly Vpllled the benns,' though ac
tually It was s cargo of bread, mils
snd cake that was upset. A baker's
wagon bad been bit by a train In
spile of the 'Stop, lxik. Listen' sign,
snd the driver sued. On the stand
he was asked how he conducted him
self when he came to the crossing.
snd he replied: '1 Just trotted gently
across, looking the other way nnd
thinking about nothing In particular.'
The attorney threw up the case oil
the spot, but It was really a lack of
foresight on bis part," continued the
narrator.
Nw Dodge.
Willis IHdn't your wife bawl you
out last night when she woke up when
you came home?
Glllls No; I fooled her. I stood In
the hall an hour, delivered a lecture
on Civic Righteousness, told a bed
time story, and sung three grand oers
selections, and she thought she hsd
forgotten to turn off the radio. Judge.
With bees, the canning season lasts
from May to Octoler and the cans
never explode.
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CZ3T DT TEOT
. ACCOUNTING FOR BLACK GARB
Simple Reason Why Qirls In Railroad
Refreshment Room All Were
Robed in Somber Colors.
The train was lute, even later than
Is usual on this particular line, nnd
as they crawled through one station
a weary traveler was beard to ex
I claim:
"What a vlllulnous station this Is
They try to Irritate one on purpose.
Look nt those girls In the refreshment
room! Why do they dress them all In
black r
"Pon't you know," said tbe fellow
passenger In a most solemn tone of
voice, and with a look of awe on bis
face.
"No," replied the curious and fretful
traveler.
"Why," said the other, "because
they are In mourning for the luts
trains,"
Testing Mother's Sympathy.
"Mother," said ilttle George, "don't
you feel sorry for that poor little
dogT He looks hungry."
"Yes," said bis mother, "get him
a plate of fiwid."
After George had fed him be said:
"Mother, do yon feel sorrx enough to
let him stay all night T"
He Ought to Be Mobbed.
An old bachelor ssys. there Is but
one thing sweeter than love's young
dream, and that Is to w ake up and find
yourself single. Boston Transcript.
An active mind prtbnbly geta Its
fullest occupation In politics. There
are no Idle moments.
HQT-tTBS SOW
T TEALTH authorities
JL X cren should let coffee and tea alone,
that their nerves may be kept free from
the caffeine drug disturbance, and grow
up in natural health.
Isn't this suggestion good for you, too?
There's charm for all and harm for none In
Postum, that satisfying, wholesome cereal
beverage which contains nothing to disturb
nerves or digestion. Make
Postum for
"There's a Reason'
Millions of
housewives buy
and use Calu
met . because
they know that
it is the best
leavener at the
lowest price.
'Twas Ever Thus.
Aa a party of tourists motored
through the eastern part of Oreencas
tle recently, a small cur, loaded with
Ave youngsters, slipped up behind, the
Indianapolis News reports. As ths
smaller cur was forging ahead one of
the boys lit a glunt cannon cracker
and tossed It behind the big car. It
went off with a loud report. Thers
was a screeching of brakes ss the big
car came to a halt, and the1 tourists
piled out to bunt for the blowouts.
The youngsters passed merrily on.
Contemporary Corrected.
From Fashionable Ircss"Vhet
the gay I'.anl of Avon fondly Inquired
'What Is so rare as a day In Junef
be was probably thinking of ths
smiles and tears and tenderness of
the wedding day."
Not at all, brother, not at all I He
whs probably thinking: "That's s
mighty good line. Wish I'd thought of
It befors !owell did." Huston Trsa
script.
Evidently Nothing Doing,
nuddy Is five years old and has a
beautiful collie. Tbe other day hs
was coins down the street with ths
dog and a man stopped him. saying:
I'll give you for that dog, son
ny."
"Gee. gosh." snld nobby, "I wouldn't
sell bis full for thst."
Ths Profligate.
"So there you go. sendlng your last
dollar." "Tep; the poor little thing
Is so darned lonesome!"
Better bare a good paylsg Job thaa
s low-salaried position.
d?
a a
agree that chil-
tho test today.
Health
W. H. U, CINCINNATI, NO.