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Arizona republican., 1920-11-03
Roads Bulletin

Rains of last two three road trave.
 Crossing sacaton be ade Ithoutd difficulty
 Considerable
  county roads will be in good shape again.
 Work throuuh brook will conditions lack to ormaI
 Parker and also Ehrenburs, although the Colorado both running. Aside in part the roads are In good shape before the rsina
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-26
hive DARK HAIR
and LOOK YOUNG
uenv stay Gray. Nobody Can Tell
when You Darksn Gray. FADED
Hair With Sage Tea and
sulphur

Cransfmother kept her hair beautl-
fal1y darkened. glossy and attractive
with brew Of sage Tea and sulphur.
yQhe nnver her hair took on that dull.
faa6ed CT streaked appearance. this
nfuple mixture WIS applied with won.
d<rfui effect. BY asking NJ any drug
store for ~Wyeth's sage and sulphur
cpmpound. you will set large bot
~ OF this oEd-tine recipe. improved
~ the addition OF other ingredients.
81 ready 10 use at very little cost.
ThIs Simple mixture can be depended
anon TO restore natural color and
benuky to the hair.
4 weiI-known downtown druggist
avs everybody uses Wyeth's Sage
nhd sulphur Compound now. because
A darkens 80 naturally and evenly
mat nobody can ten IL has been ap.
plied---If's n, easy 10 use. too. You
ximply darnpeu comb or soft brush
and draw Il through your hair. tax
Ing one strand at a time BY morn.
fnr the gray hair disappears: after
another application or two, Il Is re.
STORED TO its natural color and looks
glossy. soft and beautiful This prep
arat.on Ia n delightful toilet requi'
ate. II Is not intended for the cure,
mitigasion or prevention OF disease
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-26

The public health service has no
bulletins which deal with hardening
Of the arteries. This Is a condition
usually OF advanced life. the cause %
which. In many cases. n obscure
ov.rtnduigence IN tobacco. excessive
use of alcohol. mental worry. dietary
faults. especially an excessive
amount OF proteln-aii have been
blamed for this condition.
Associated with hardening Of tho
arteries u frequently some form OF
heart disease. and often. as part or
the process. chronic changes OF the
Kidneys.
1t is not possible 20 attempt sp~cif
ie advice for one who In suffering
from hardening Of the arteries. Ev.
eryfhing WITH depend upon the par.
ticular conditions present. Az n rule,
TO b. sure. Il will be wise to restrict
tho diet. 20 prohibit smoking and to
protect the patient against excite
ncnt-
In every instance. the patient
should place himself under the care
Of good physician and follow hiH ad.
vice.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-26

Dear Miss Grey. ! am not one %
these numerous women who can Ne
IN bed a half hour waiting for the
kitchen 20 get warm. and count the
precious minutes going swiftly by
when I should be up and doing. I
am stan IN my eos and have two
hehtcs. four and ono year Of axe. l
arise at $50 and both babies awake
a few minutes later. assure you
! would not be efficient. 20 my way
Of thinking. TO let the baby lie crying
for hts hottie and the other young
sfer slt,ing up getting cold: neither
would care. II should have the
eourag. 20 withstand the cries. TO
wait until daddy called me. and then
run around In my unhccoming flan-
nsls and sleepy face and unkep,
hair. tending to the children. MOI
was a chief ssencgraphcr before
my marriage and ms lessons in sya-
tern and efficiency have stayed with
me.
How much happier I am 20 get
up first. start the fire, dress. wash.
tcgnb nay hair and powder my face.
put on a clean. pretty dress and no
sloppy cap u cover UP my uncomhed
hair. Hubby does not approve Of a
cap covering a careless head dress
A woman " not at her best. es-
peciaily In winter. when she first
gets Mp. and | want always to look
M hest. Then. again. l have half
hours start IN the morning which
s~<xx. = fs.f ~~t.ss rsrts anea all 0nefa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-26
|. A r t
Il A In Seattle
Conducted BY
DOROTHY FAY GOULD
Mrs. Davis Decorates
Bon Marche Windows

What promises 90 b. one Of the
most amusing window displays ever
put on 81 the holidays L. the Might
Before Christmas" the Bon Marche
will put up IN its windows saturday
night Irene Ewing Davis has been
"a work Tor several weeks In the
balcony jurf OF "a. Fine Arts gal.
loFirs on the e circular pictures Of
Santa and the children asleep in their
beds
MIR. Davis has not done A. much
work since becoming secretary OF
the Pine Arts. a. friends who know
the charming thlngH rhe can 30
would wish. Since Marshall Fields
was among the fret department
stores 20 employ an artir 81 first
rank 90 attend 10 managing the win
dows and displays. other stores havs
occasionally employed artlstN cHpe
claiiy at holiday seanons.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-26

A woman's fondest hope ls to stay
xounr. She often resorts to paints.
,wraera and cosmetics to hide her
- -some women pay large sums
<1>o-calIed Beauty Doctors" in the
xhef that money will buy youth.
rYfhers wear girIish dresses. think
ind they can fool the world about
th<fr age. But no one is deceived.
The more you try to hide your age.
the more Il shows.
There IL but one thing that holds
old age back. and that Is health.
sickness and weakness bring old age
~arfv in life. DIR. Pierce's Favorite
prescription IN building-up medi.
cine for women. II makes them
healthy and strong when they suffer
from women's troubles. II Keeps
them looking young by keeping them
well. It is a woman's tonic for the
F. feafl. the delicate and those who are
nervous, dizzy and who have back.
ache and dragging pains. Favorite
Inscription Is altogether vegetable
ana without a particle Of alcohol.
II Il safe 20 take. Try II now. In
tablet or liquid form at all druggists.
or send Toe for trial package Of
the nbIefs to Or. Pierce's invalids'
Hotnl In Buffalo. ~. X
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-26

fNetr fork's fashton AufhortfpJ
Not all froeks are long of waist.
In case Of doubt Il Ia wiser 10 choose
the normal line, and here IN really
charming evening frock with just
that normal line. II l.. moreover. a
very simpl. frock to fashion for ones
self.
A yard and half of wide lace
f1ouneinE. gathered evenly all
around. makes the skirt. A yard %
ninc-inch width lace arranged with
the diagonal section on the right IN
front and on tho left side Ia hack
over bodice made up ON handeau-
hraaaiere Of silver cloth with silver
ribbon straps and artificial roses
makes tho bodice. while a velvet
sash with two silver cloth lined ends
and bunch OF silk roses connects
the two and completes tho frock.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-26
FOR SCHOOL
BOOKS

For the youngsters whoMre going
TO school. a bag for books would
make a nice Christmas rcmem
hFance. Take an ordinary twins
school bag ard line II with sateen
or crctonn.. Figures Of two Dutch
children or animals such as ducks
make an effective decoration. These
can be cut out Of flannel The top
OF the bag may he trimmed with
colored wooden heafs.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-26
Another Saturday Talk
to School Children

students from the ART Glasses ~
Lincoln hiKh school and a number
Of others attended the interesting and
most Instructive talk given last sat
urday AT io.zo az the Fine Afta Eai
lerlss BY A. =. wiliatxen This week
A. y. sawyer will give n similar talk
Both Mr.. Wiiiaizen and Mr. Sawyer
are experts on japanese prints. and
have extensive collections them
selves
The public IL welcome 40 these
talks, especially teachers and par.
cn's who can bring groups q chill.
drcn
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-26

around7 Then sit around some more
while breakfast Is cookingT This n
a great waste OF time. Really Il
seems 10 me Il would he No much
wiser for both parties concerned for
the wife 20 set up first. and I'm SURE
many busy mothers who think as I.
would write but cannot find the
time.
l do not think 40 far any of your
correspondents have given any good
reasons except that u IL either too
cold for wife. or hubby has 20 SO
out In the cold EFFICIENT
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-26

NEW YORK. Nov 20 Madame
Marguerite sylvia. international OPP
cratic prima donna. In devotIng her
funds and her time 20 developing
American grand opera She hopes
10 have an opera house In every
American city Of more than i00..
900 population. and while she says
she doesn't expect 10 live TO see the
fulfiilment OF her dream. she does
hope that the next generation viii
have opera IN America as the pres
cnt generation has 4, In Europe
Madame sylvia. said 10 be the great
eat living Carmen. has swciled this
fund Of her enterprise several times
with the proceeds from this opera
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-26

Tom" Win the car az Two W. "
let Ann drive. Then We can uiik.
so peb had planned before che went
home 10 make herself dainty Tor her
simple wedding ceremony. Turnlng
60 my own dresuinr table. diseov
cred the words % Mistress AIMS
original song. You Cant Live In
Love Town All the Tiraer'
Ann Is neither a composer nor
poet" said myself 10 myself a. I
glanced over her copy. hit there's
some sense Ia her song And rs
an old prenchment from her poutinE
rcd lips shes precocious. that child
or else much too wiasf'
Life must have ne sober mo
mcnts." ran tho frst line ~ the
chorus. Tho song was designed for
vaudeville and for the comfort OF
wives. who often have 60 endure
COOLIES OF public Euying not very
cleNeFiy dlsEuiHcd a. Joking AIMS
little song was addressed so men
who think they have a natural right
Go abide in Love Town Al ~ the
Time. and finding themselves unable
to do 40. blame their wives Instead
OF themselves.
AIMS verses sei me Go thinking or
how deeply modern efoticisfn per
,neatsn daily Hfc Tho love motif h.
forever singing IN the hearts % giris
and j. forever ringing In the minds
Of men
Even normally nice persons arr
never permitted To forget u II IL
fonicr~d by the stage, the movies
and the printed word. and In every
plane where men and women minEle.
socially or In business.
Everybody wants 10 be romantic
all 81 the time. Thus over stimulated
men and women refuse 10 be patient
with actualltien and realities.
Men like tho rouge on naturally
pale faces.
Whenever n man and a gifl are
alone together. married or single
their conversation turns 10 the sruii'
and thus the ordinary talk about
Wholesome ruhj-ctn borcs both ans
becomes Impossible.
Even The sober college payeholo
, Eints have como 10 recognize a. ~
J eva tho over stimulated state Of ~
I average anna ginatlon. Romans
which people Try 20 i've all Of M
time has bcrn condemned BY one 81
tho cicv~res; writer's % the day a.
"a poison ciemen, in human lifc.'
romance IL urethicai. write
Andre Tridon by covering m
| abyss with flowers ~ refusing q
place red lights on obstruction
al night. u causes infinite waste Q
mental and physical material
Realty. well urdrrriood. with "
Infinite ponuihiiItlcz would be benz
fetal substitute for romance. !
people realized the thrilling possibill
ties Of chemistry or engineering the
could derive tho same mental s'im
ulation which romance. based ON Is
noranc~ gives them now.
The romance Of reality would IN
toxieate them pleasantly and Spu
thctn 20 actual achievement Of so-cia
value
The romance Of reality would b
based on truth"
And mos, Of the irregular ru-nan
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-26

Persons tcho harc proeic-s
arAsch fhcv DO not care 20 conftde
~ prtrafe letter or phorc. rsav
src Cynfh.a Grey al her office IN
The Star Bide. every Tsesaap
AVID Thsrsaay bcte~cn the hours
Of s 70 ~ a So ard fs 10 o ~.
To accommodate teorksnC pcople
srho cannot eo-sc az fAaf si,ne.
she vS2 BE- IN the office carher OF
later by appointment Please do
sos core az arp ether sse. as
Mss Grey cannot aftcnd 10 her
srrsssng hccaase o. tho constant
tnfcrrxptson.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-26
WOMEN TO
CURB VAMPS

BOSTON. -- Flirting on y oHt o n
Commons Will become a dangerous
practice after February /. Some Of
the "vamps" Of both sexes have
made the Commons hunting
ground" Policewomen will be ap.
pointed 90 curb the vamps.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-26

your corn let's 60 Its grip. how u
curls right up and dies 50 you can
Iift IL Off with your fingers. It's
folly and nonsense 20 pare and trim
a corn trying 10 ease Its pain when
"Gcts-It" will easily rid you OF IL
entirely
''Gets-Itr ~ sold at all drug stores
and costs but a trifle. Your money
back on request Afd. by y. Law
renee a. Co. Chicago. Sold in Seattle
and recommended as the worlds
Co
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-26
BAN BARE KNEES
AND ROUGE

NORTH ADAMS. Mass Painted
faces. bare knees and other ex.
tremss IN the style Of dress will no
longer be permitted IN ciassrooms in
the Drurg high school. according to
an ciict 81 Principal Cadsby.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-26
INT y !! s SIC. ! e.
Conducted by
LOUISE AkNABLE
Kirchner Soloist at
Second Pop Concert

George kirchncr. the quality Of
whose cello playing II already IN.
millar 10 local eoncortgoers. will be
the soloist az the Seattle Symphony
Orchentra's second popular concert
Of the season. Saturday evening. al
Meany hall Mr.. Kirchner. who is
principal celiist IN the orchestra, re-.
Gently returned from New York.
where he spent the summer studying
with one OF the worlds greatest
violonoello yirtuoai. He will play one
number with orchestral accompani.
meni. Max Bruch's arrangement OF
an old Hebrew air. ''Ifol Nidrei." and
a group OF briefer compositions with
Anna Grant Dali AT the piano.
Conductor John NJ. Spargur has
arranged particular yinteresting
program for Saturday evenings con.
cert. Among other numbers II will
include Thomas Carnival OF Ven
ice" overture. which viii be heard
for the first time In Seattle.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-26

css which men and women Try "a
i've. the romancea N tfespasHers who
destroy homes which ought 70 be
happy. and upset business careers
are based on prctcnsiou. deceit and
lies The romantic Adventures fool
themarlvsa
This theory g.. - course. utterly
nhhorrrnt 10 the over stimulated and
the romanticaiiy drunk
AIMS song seemed 10 me like the
flicker ~ a little red lantern Of
warning Ann was qualified 10 write
such song. : told myself She was
a vivid example 81 uncontrolled
erotlclam, aa Deb was 81 temperate
and uncontrolled love
Human beings are young for a few
years ami old Tor decades Measured
10. Ann would b. worn out by srotic
Ism when her hour Of beauty was
done. ana exhausted like dope
feud beforc her youth was gone
you Can't Tive IN Love Town an
tho Time, I hummod. AH I prepared
90 Join Deborah
Go IIr eoniinuedl
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-26
y,tAa ID Two paf9s re E9llaE Gal SAGlE4 6 HlES
YOUNG BRIDE BLAMES MAN FOR
DIVORCE; AVERAGE MAN CEASES
TO TREAT WIFE AS SWEETHEART,
SHE CLAIMS
BY CYNTHIA GREY

Who is mos, TO blame for drorce. husband or ,cifel
Today hare letter from young wopdn ~ho believes
><hr is 10 blame nt the average diporce case
Her letter fouolcS:
Dear Miss Grey: During courship the attentive lover
takes the girl makes every effort TO entertain her
During this period therefore, the young couple get no OPP
porunity realize whether not their tastes and ideas are
congenia glamor of spread their rela-
onship Nothing is too good for the girl of his dreams
But after marriage the courShp attentions and courteses
slip away The husband orgets that To hold wife he must
continue TO be her lover He begins TO take things for
granted He Spoils her illusions. He stops offering her
those little courteSieS that much to woman She
begins notice that other attentive TO her
than her husband She has become wife instead of
sweetheart
believe that this rock of the commonplace relationship
into which permits himself to drift after marriage
the ship of happy married life most often strikes
A YOUNG BRIDE OF Is MONTHS
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-26
TU O-LAYER CAKE

= cup butter
cups graduated sugar
eggs
cup milk
teaspoons baking powder
J cups -four
= teaspoon salt
teaspoon vanilla
Cream butter and sugar. SIT IN
onc-haif cup flour. Add yoiks Of
eggs well beaten Add flour and
milk alternately. sitting baking pow.
der In the last cup of flour. Add
vanilla Add the whites Of eggs
beaten tiii stiff and dry. Bake IN
two square layer pans.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-26

The Hopi Indians Of the south
west arr sun worShiperu.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-26
For Corns
Little or
Big Use
"Gets-It"
Stops Corn Pain Instantly and Re-
moves Them Completely

Whether your pet is on top or
between the toes. no matter how big
or how small or how tender" three
drops Of "GetH-It" viii lift you right
out Of your misery.
You Will laugh 10 see how quickly
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-26
IF YOUR EARS RING
WITH HEAD NOISES

II you have roaring. buxrlnK
noises in your ears. arr get
ting hard OF hearing and fear
Catarrhal Deafness. go 10 your
druggist and get I ounce ~
Par mt double strenEth)
and add TO IL = pint 81 hot
water and a little granuiatcd
sugar. Take Tablespoonful
4 times a day.
This will often bring quick
relief from the distressing
head noises Cinrrrd noHfriis
should open. breathins become
easy and the mueus stop drop
ping into the throat. II is
easy 20 prepare. costs little.
and 10 pleasant 20 take. Any
one who has Catarrhal trou-
BILE % the ears. ia hard %
hearing. or has head noises
should give this prescription
a trial
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-26

Just what your hoy needs for winter
wear-a good warm MackInaw. These come
In assorted plaid colors: 20 per cent wool:
bsltrd styles. Ages TO 10.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-03-19
WOMEN URGED TO ATTEND
REPUBLICAN PRIMARIES

The State Central Committee of the
Republican party has issued a cal
for the Republican state convention
to elect delegates TO the National
convention. This convention will be
held in Santa Fe on March Doth, and
the State Central Committee has esq
presssly declared that women shall
be eligible as delegates to this con
vcH,ion. As he delegates are elect.
ed by the conventions in the various
counties, aud as we confidently ev-
pect that the county central COM
uli.iCes will follow the lead OF the
state Central Commit-ee in this mat.
ter, It follows that there should be
a good representation OF women iu
each county convention In order 10
bimg This about, all Republican wont
On are strongly urged 20 attend and
take an active part in their respective
precinct primaries. This is the firs,
rest for the women OF this state OF
their interest in actual participa-
ton in their government and give ,
them an opportunity to express that
interest, even before the suffrage it.
self is assured while the machinery
which leads ultimately to the nomina-
tion of the candidate to the presi-
dency of the United States may not
seem to be so close to the life of the
indhi idual citizen as that which de-
cides the smaller Offices nearer home.
every intelligent women should feel
that the issues involved in the coming
National election are vital to hers elf
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-03-19
U. s. JURORS SUMMONED
FOR SPRING TERM COURT

Clerk WHY Parsons announces the
term of the United States district
court will convene here April g..
The following grand jurors have been
drawn:
Jacob Korber. L. c. Bennett, Roy
Mcdonald. Harry Leonard, Sam
Stevens, Albuquerque James Alb
reu, Sr., Springer; Pat MARTINEZ,
Lordsburg; William Tipson, Santa
Rita; b. Hardin, Lovngton; Clifton
{. Sagle. Roswell; J W. Bennett,
AlamogoTdoi I. 6 Bennett, Silver
CITY, >. =. Hossinger, Lake Valley
w. l.. ChciI, SpHEatr, Manuel Gar
cia, Magdalena; Jake Levy, Santa Fe /,
Thomas Jaramiio, Jcmezi LoranzU
hontoya. Las Vega Alfredo Armjo D,
San Marcial; II, {. McFadden, Cay
ton, Inn Becker, Jr., Beien; Frank
Coultrard, Santa Rosa; StanleyCalish
Montoya; {. Nj. Douglas, Estancia !;
w. II. Wood, Orange; John Black,
Portales; Adelaide Padilla, San Ra-
fael; Henry Brown, Kingston; Pablo
Baca, Santa Rosa; Thomas Wilson,
Santa Fe; Willis Plunkett, Moses
u. S. Chaplin. Gladstone.
The following are the petit jurors !;
A. J. Davis, Pablo P. Sandoval, +.
X. Edgar, II. Martinez, Edward n.
Pritchard, John b. Kerr. Albuquer.
que; B. c. Wright, Fort Sumner /;
Henry BeIcher, Hot Springs; c. O.
Armstrong. San Jon; Z. p. Smith,
TucumcarI; James A. Whitmore, East
las Vegas. Alfredo Gonzales, San
Pa,ricio; J. M. Painter. Cloudcroft !;
Jose Gutierrez. Santa Fe; Benjamin
Alcon. Ocate; Simon Bacharach, East
Las Vegas; c. c. Lewis. Wagon
Mound; D'Eusebio Barragan, Organ :;
Geo. Mignardot, Santa Fe; l.. s.
Crawford, Carlsbad; Harry L. Cutter,
Soham b. f. Straughn, Vaughn; VIII
Fen on, Carlsbad; John Kennedy, Las
Cruces; Elmo Mcmillan. Cliff; S. G..
Nelson, Ramah; f. r. Malone. Ros-
well; ID. X. Atkinson, Alan ogordo
Thomas d. Romero, Pillar; s. b.
Lancaster, Pennington; NJ. c. O,
Mara, Las Cruces; John Sullivan.
Monticello; J. IL. Robinson, Santa
Rita; H. F. Achilles, Springer, w.
A. Fry. Kenna; {. K. Luthy. Glad
stone; Henry Mercure. Dulce G. w.
Watson, jenkins; Cyr J Collyer,
Fruitland.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-03-19
WOOD TO TRUST HIS
INTERESTS TO HAYS

Following a conference between
General Wood, William C.. Proctor,
Frank Hitchcock, J. J. McGraw,
Fred Stanley, Frederick A. Joss. N .
S. Walpole and others actively in
terested in the Leonard Wood cam
paign, Chairman Proctor issued a
statement in which he declared that
an overwhelming sentiment for Leon
ard Woods candidacy has develop
ed during the past week
1T rs of particular qualification to
all of us that Mr.. Hitchcock has join
ed our committee" Mr.. Proctor said.
81 want to take this occasion TO
deny vigorously the rumors hat have
been put into circulation 20 h ei,ac
that anyone connected with t-
Wood campaign will undertake. 20 uu-
seat Will Hays as chairman OF 'he
national committee after 4 president
tial candidate is chosen by thc re
publican party. Every stauuch re-
publican knows the party has made
great progress under tlc vcry able
leader hin OF M. Flaws. and General
Wood will trust his interest, in his
capable hands when nominated"