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To Rescue Girls From Harems.

Chicago.-Illinois clubwomen have
started a campaign to rescue more
than 100000 girls from Turkish har-
ems. Six hundred club leaders met In
conference here and went over the
plans thoroughly. There are 10000
clubwomen In the state.
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Seems Like the Skin Il on Fire.

Seems Like the SKIN Is on Fire.
There is a harassing discomfort
caused by Eczema that becomes
q torture. The itching is almost
unbearable. and the skin seems
on fire with the burning irri-
tation. A cure from local applica-
lions Of salves and ointments Is i'm
possible, because such treatment
can only allay the pain temporar-
lily. The disease can only be
reached by going deep down TO it,
source
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CASH GRAIN IN CHICAGO.

Chicago.-wheatANo 2 mixed, s2.54;
No. hard yellow. S2.50.
corn-No. . mixed. sl5sa 0I.62h;
No. . yellow, s1.6s.
oats-No. . white. s5hGs6kc; No.
white. SAX d95bc.
Rye-No. 2. sl.7s
Barley-si36g1.6f.
Timothy Seed-sse0fl125
Clover Seed-s45.00Q $500.
Pork-Nominal
Lard-sia.s7.
Ribs--$lS.e0G u 1900
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sPoHN MEDICAL COMPANY, GOSHEN, IND.
His Way.

when your clothes become SO old
and shabby that you are ashamed to
wear them any longer" asked the Sal
vation Army solicitor, what do you do
with them?"
swear them" grimly replied Hostel
ter Smith.-Kansas City Star.
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FOREIGN

Under a heavy police guard hun.
dreds Of workInen from the villages
took the places OF striking lockers at
Amsterdam and Rotterdam. A num-
Der Of ships were loaded after a six
weeks tieup.
Germany Is threatened with a seri-
Gus food shortage, especially In Ber-
lin and the larger cities, unless imme-
dlate measures are taken to restore the
country's demoralized traffic, accord
ing to seml-officlal advIces at London.
Canadian ex-service men want
bonus from the government ranging
from a minimum OF $1,000 to a maxi
mum OF $500, according to resolutions
adopted at the annual convention OF
the Great War Veterans Association OF
Canada.
Bonds and stocks to the amount OF
6O,0O0,O0O crowns were recently found
In leather bag In Paris Warsaw
train by Polish customs official. II
Is believed the bag was destined for
Bolshevist propaganda In central
Europe.
The Russian soviet drive against Po-
land, according to adyices from Berlin,
Is merely the first step In an ambi-
tious military project which contemp-
lates a drive through RumanIa, Aus
tria and Hungary to form junction
with the Italian Socialists and set up
a soviet government in Italy.
More than 1000 Communists were
killed in violent fighting between Eber,
troops and the Reds In the regions Of
Wesel, Gotha and Hennersdorf. ac-
cordlng to dispatches. Fighting be-
tween Belgian troops and the German
reds was reported In the DuIsberg dis.
trict
The Rev. l.. W. B. Jackman, an
American medical missionary. who re-
Gently shot and killed Mai H. ID. Cloete
at the northeast frontier post OF Sad.
iya, Asam, has been sentenced to two
years Imprisonment. Domestic rea.
sons were said to have been responsI-
bic for the tragedy.
Six members Of bandit gang.
which Is said to have raided the Los
Torres mine In the southeastern part
OF Sonora, near the Chihuahua state
line, during the latter part OF Febru-
airy, have been captured, and, accord
Ing to the military officials, executed
near the scene OF thee rime by a troop
OF Mexican cavalrymen from lower
Chihuahua garrison.
Three thousand five hundred three.
inch field guns have been found by the
lnterallled commission In the vicinity
OF Berlin alone, and altogether 1900
of these guns have thus far been dis
covered throughout Germany, as well
as 5000 airplanes lntnct. According
to the terms Of the treaty of Versailles
the German army should now have
only POI three-nch guns and no air.
planes whatsoever
The Raymer enterprise., 1920-04-01

Watch cutieura improve Your Skin.
On rising and retiring gently smear
the face with Cuticura Ointment.
Wssh of Ointment In FIVE minutes
with Cuticura Soap and hot water. 1t
Is wonderful sometimes what Cuticura
will do for poor complexions. dandruff,
Itching and red rough hands.-Adv.
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Mendino China.

Broken china after mending should
be allowed to "set" In box of saw
dust. Place In any desired position
and Its own weight will hold the piece
steady until the cement .hardens.
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GENERAL

Seventeen scholarships, ranging from
5000 to $4,000, In memory of Prince
ton men who fell In the war, have been
established at the university, Presl-
dent John G. Hbben announced in
New York.
Joe Stecher, world champion heavy.
weight wrestler, disposed OF Mort Hen
derson In two straight falls at New
York In thlrty-seyen minutes and fifty
seconds and fourteen minutes, re-
spectively.
More than 81 per cent of Chlcago's $
total population, based on unofficial
and incomplete census figures, Is com.
posed OF foreign citizens. or the estl.
mated total of 2.ss4,s27, IA per cent
are Germans, the count of that ma.
tionality being given as 403,7S5. Ap.
proximately 9i0,I52 native white Amer.
leans are Chicagoans.
The body of young woman taken
from the Illinois river three miles
above Peoria, ILL.,, Is believed to be that
Of Jeanne de Kay, the heiress who dis
appeared Christmas eve. She walked
out OF Hull house, Chicago. and no
trace OF her was ever found. The
body found answers In all descriptions
that of the missing girl.
Sir Auckland Geddes will sail for
New York on April 10, to take up his
post as ambassador TO the United
States, according to announcement
Just received from London
Lewis Gompers, brother of Samuel
Gompers, the labor leader, is dead aft.
er n long Illness at his home In Brook.
lyn. Mr. Gompers was president of
the Retail Tobacco Dealers AssoeIa.
tion.
Three bandits with n show OF Do.
likeness, held up clothing shop In
Philadelphia, bound and gagged four
men and a girl, gathered together
nearly Si00. four watches and some
clothing, and escaped. They refused
to take the money of girl customer,
saying they would not rob a lady.
That the boxing game Is a big sue.
cess In the state Of New Jersey is
clearly shown In the report just fur
nlshed by the commission to the state
officials II shows that since the or.
ganlzing of the commission on April
o. 1918, TO March |, 1920, the commits
sion has turned into the state treasury
S9T,93495. 1t is expected that the
stale will get an additional $4,000 by
June 80.
A resolution TO strike from the book
of discipline Of the Methodist church
that section known as the blue law
or amusement ban, which forbids
Methodlsts attending dances. theaters
and horse races, was adopted at the
Newark Methodist Conference at New.
ark, \. j.
Prices of standard shoes will be re-
duced during the spring and summer
John J. Slate. president OF the Retail
Shoe Dealerx Association, announced
In communication TO Arthur WIN.
iams, federal food administrator at
New York.
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METAL. MARKETS.

Colorado settlement prices:
Bar silver. sl.2ih.
Copper. pound. 1910 zoe.
Lead. 1915.
Spelter. 1854. ....
Tungsten. per unit. s6,5O01200.
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The Human Touch LACKING.

A way is said to have been found
for washing linen by electricity. In
future patrons will have to tear the
buttonholes themselves.-Punch. Lon
don.
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WASHINGTON

lHe senhtt mas confirmed tlie Hoin-
nation OF BainbrIdge Colby us secre-
tary OF state.
Award OF distinguished service
crosses to Maj, Gen, John l.. Hines
and Lieut.. Col. Theodore Roosevelt
has been announced at the War De.
partment.
An immediate investigation OF the
high price OF gasoline and other oils
by the Federal Trade Commission is
provided In resolution favorably re-
ported by the House Judiciary Com
mlttee.
Directors OF the New York, Chicago
L 81. Louis railway, at a recent meet
Ing, voted not to accept the six months
government guarantee Of the standard
return under the new railroad law, II
has been learned at Washington. The
directors decided they did not need
governmental aid.
With "A view TO protecting the ma
tion's gold reserve from depletion.
Representative McFadden. Republican,
Of Pennsylvania, has introduced bill
proposing an excise tax of $40 an
ounce on gold used for jewelry and
other manufacturing, the tax to be
paid to producers for new production.
The Mexican government soon will
resume payment Of interest on Its for
eign debt. the Mexican embassy at
Washington has been advised by the
Mexico City foreign office. This in
tention of the government was EN-
bodied In decree recently issued by
the Department OF Finance. Interest
payments have not been made since
1914.
Secretary Houston awarded the con
tract for construction OF Broadsiew
hospital. Cook county, Illinois, prof
ect bitterly fought over In Congress
10 the Shank Company, Chicago, for
100000, or 100000 below the imlt
Of cost Under the contract the gov
ernment becomes owner OF the entire
project. covering 800 acres and an un.
completed main hospital building,
which was started by Edward Hines.
Work must be completed by July Is
Less than one seventh of the fuel oil
requirements OF the navy on the Pa
clfic coast for the next fiscal year
were covered In bids opened by the
Navy Department. Against requests
for 4,5Oo0.00o barrels, the department
received but one bid OF 602. 900 barrels
from the Standard Oil Company of
California.
The House bill authorizing the
United States Grain Corporation to sell
100000 barrels Of soft wheat flour
In Europe on credit as relief meas
ure has been passed by the Senate
without opposition
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CAUGHT FROM THE NETWORK OF
WIRES ROUND AsoUT
THE WORLD.
DURING the PAST week
RECORD OF IMPORTANT EvgNTs
CONDENSED FOR BUSY
PEOPLE.
Western Newspaper Union News Service.
WESTERN

WESTERN
Police Chief Ebersteln OF Omaha has
published warnings that fifty gallons
OF ''perfumers' alcohol" stolen from II
Wholesale drug house Is poisonous. He
feared thirsty persons might buy 1t.
James Ayres and Charles OFF, for.
mer world war veterans, were drowned
In the Mississippi river at Keokuk,
Iowa, when the canoe In which they
were riding turned over In 4 severe
wind storm.
-Four persons, Mr.. and Mrs. f. N.
Parr and their two SONS, Harold, IA,
and Earl, 4, were killed when their
home ut Bingham, Utah, was destroyed
by a snowsllde. All the bodies have
been recovered.
Tommy Milton, driving fifty miles on
the one and one-fourth mile Los An
geles speedway In 70 minutes and
1920 seconds, won the third and final
heat and prize of $500 In a series
of races. His average for the fifty
miles was Ills miles an hour.
Three persons were Instantly killed
aud four SO severely injured that they
died short time later when the
northbound Texas special struck an
automobile near Luxello, twenty-five
mile north Of San Antonio on the Mis-
souri,, Kansas and Texas railway.
The Nebraska Constitutional Con
vention fixed September 2lst as the
date for special election at which
voters are TO ratify OF reject the pro
posed new constitution. The question
Of electlng Supreme Court judges by
districts will be on separate ballot.
More than two million sheep and cat
tie Will Craze on the national forest
ranges OF the Rocky Mountain region
this summer. These stock VIII turn
off gross revenue In beef and mutton
TO their owners next fall OF over SOL
100000, according to estimates OF For
est Service officials
A signed statement that he has evil
dence that Ambrose Blerce, noted sat.
lrlst, who disappeared in 1915, was put
to death by Vlllista firing squad near
the village of lcamoli, on the trail to
Monterey, was made In the San Fran
cisco Bulletin by james II. wilkins, n
special writer, who has returned from
Mexico, In search for evidence re-
gnrding Blerces fate.
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A tree or two and few shrubs
about house make a great difference
In Its appearance either winter or
summer.
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Baby's Dire Peril.

Mother and little Kathryn were up
stairs when they heard little sister
fall of the couch. Kathryn said: "Oh,
mother, II that baby doesn't stop fall
ing she's going TO ruin herself"
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HAY AND GRAIN.
HIDES AND PELTs.

Quotations furnished by Charles
Friend & Co.. Incl
DENVER PRICE LIST.
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Dressed Poultry.
Live Poultry.
Halter.

Eggs. strictly fresh. case
count ................. .Sll.VVV ii.s'
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-12-05
ARIZONA PACK RATS PRE-.
 PARE FOR HARD WINTER

While in Arizona look out for pack rats. according 10 Basil Wales. super visor of the Prescott National Fores: The rats have been noticed gathering supplies. an indication O: hard long winter The pack "a; sometimes called the trader as he visits camps and carries of whatever may attract him always leaving in its place some. thing he stole somewhere else
 A ranger reported 10 Mir Wales ;ha, one friendly pack raj, which ne had tanned or though; he had. ended the acquaintance by stealing the rangers favorite set Of false teeth, leaving a pretty pebble in their place.
 Not only the pack rats, but the h. dians and the squirrels hare been ob. served this year loading up on win ter supplies. indicating that the win. ter will be hard in the southwest
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-12-05
SPECIAL MEETING.

A special meeting of Inc teachers and workers of the Congregational sunday schoo. was called on Sunday evening ,o discuss Xmas plans. ]. was unanimously voted to join in win the community Xmas tree movement and Mrs. H, L. Hutchison was ap- pointed as the Sunday School repro. sentative ;o cooperate with the ci.y committee having this in charge.
 In addition 10 this the Sunday school ,-ili give Xmas program on Thursday evening. December 23rd q, the Congregational church. This year there are so many children who will Lave a very meagre if any Xmas, tha. lt is the plan 10 have a giving Xmas nsiead Of a getting Xmas. A special effort will be made by the teachers 10 interes; the children in the Near East Rehef movement and urge them 10 save for the collection which will be taken at the program on Thursday night. This money will be sent to help in giving the unfortunate AT. menian children food and clothing. IL is hoped that the parents and friends Of the Sunday School children will en courage them 10 put aside some Of the money which they spend for the shows, candy and luxuries so that th. amount which we can give will be large.
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-12-05
CAMPBELL TOLD JAP
 QUESTION STILL OPEN

PHOENIN. Nov % Negotiation, between Japan and the United S:a;,s v.I be discussed informally with members Of senate and house commit. ;se, charged With Responsibilities in that connection. according 10 te.e. gram 10 Governor Thomas E camp. bel from Secretary of State Co.by r.. ceiv,d a the state house today Tn secretary, message Was in rep.y n one from Governor Campbell in pro. .es, against execution O: d u~a;y Wi,h Japan which would open the way 70 Japanese Co become American c.''. zens by naturalization
 secretary Colby's message follows
 Replying 10 your telegram basel upon press dispatches relative ,o n-- so,ia.ioa. wi;h Japan ], s o, course. appa-cn; to you ma, ;he sua. iec, |, one Ina, doe no, adm.; Of ire and open d'scussiau by telegram
 The WOW. reflected m your .e,'. gam are well understood and can assure you they are receiving h., iu5.' ,tuG!ous and open minded con. ,de-a.ca l. is our intention 10 aya.l oar,c.,-s O: The aid of informal d.,. cus,.ou wifh members oe ;he senate and house committee, who are chars- ed ni,h re-pon- .b.li'.,- n this co.,. nec,lon
 The negotiations which are insor. ma and tentative, have no, howeye-. as yc, reached ,he poin; of submis- son and of formal considerations
 Governor Campbei's protes, hal cited Nha- were sad to be Japanese eff2r;. % control production of food s,9f:. OF the Pacific coast; had said ,ha. Japanese d.d no; truly desire n become Americans. 5u' We intensely devoted 10 their own g..ly, and tha' .n,- marriage Ae'w,t. Janasese .nd .sr --icans va. incredible
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-12-05
YOUTH WANDERING IN ARIZONA

Somewhere in Ari1on4. probAb Y along ,hc border there i, a l4yea-- old boy. ~h, was .ur,d away rom h.s Illinois home by a man who '' thought 10 be an imbeci.e and an eA. coay.c, The man .s hobo and ,ha ,Wo are leading nomNdlc life. no lad being drawn into this strange con. ranionsh.p by love of adventure anI saa,~ a hypnoIc spell produced b. .le weird ~,-a.n, Q, an oli-:sshionel m3a'h hap
 Th., Is .he theory surrounding ;he strange disappearance e. Char!c, Nscho.s. son of Mr and NJ, Der N.cho'. of Rock Fa.., Ills which ha, .ed 'h,m 70 wri.e ocf.cia., in Arizona seeking assistance in boating tA, kidnapped boy and i.dnaper The .a' Ter Is described as an eNconv!ct ani parole v.o.a,or from he Illinois ,'a . peni;en'iary
 The description Of he boy ., as ;ol. .ow, L.gh' brown hair. grey eyes. neigh: fee, inches. weight abor: llo pounds fair complexion. dimp,e in chm. ;u>k tooth upper right jaw, wore a blue serge suit, grey cap. black sweater with orange cellar and stripe around body
 Chester Pease I. robust, feet T. inches or 6 cee;. blue eyes. Ugh: brown hairy mole on right side Of chin and quite d ts.ker
 The father oc the missing boy is d poor man and working by the day in a factory and is 70, able ,o pay more than sl0o reward for ,he return of his son or information as to his where. 81Outs
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-12-05
SHOP TO ADMINISTER CONFIRMATION HERE

Tn" holy >acrameE' of Con.irma- uon VII be administered in Sacred Hear; church. Tombstone Monday. Dsc,mbe- ., at D. m. by his lorl- ship. K Rev II. Graajon, bishop O. Tucson \. those who have no, re. c-.ved this sacramen. wl repor, 70 Roy Father Leaver abou, three day, before he day of confirmation for ta. 1u-pa~eat gathering and reeorG.ns .l -a- nec.,,--y asm.n'er of 'aw Confirmation !, d -ac-amen' through which Ne receive ,h" Hoy Gh4,, :c make D, strong aaI pergec' Chri,:.lA soldiers os Jesus Christ Thos" Nh) aa,r m. already received sad sacr4- men. j., under obH -ation whether adults or children ID receive i, Every one. however. nus, have been bap- aged Nan and boy, ms; have a God;a-he- women or girl, a Cod mother God-sa.ae- and GoJ-mo,h . must have ree-iyced he ,acraM"u. O baptism and confirmation aai must De ca,ho+cs r ;he God-paren; ,,-ar--af -4.--.r cha .,,4~-satra 3 mus; have been performed by priest The name Of Jesus" should not os given 70 sodchild-eu However. Jose de Jesus or Maria dc Jesus are ac. ceqtab,e name, The required ce:- ;..ica,es. ceduia and co'e;o mus, b. filled ou. several days preceding con f!rmatioa a, ne priests rec.ory
 REV WI. JNO. LEAVER. Pas:o-.
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-12-05
MORE WITNESSES TESTIFY OF
 AllEGD hAF Sh TREATMENT
 OF INVALID BY MAN AND WIFE

PHOENIX. Nov. 30-Ten days be- fore he death of Thomas ! ChecF, 17.year-old healihseeker reputed to b. wealthy. he expressed fear for his life and appealed for aid Mrs. Lillian Warer testified late today in the pr. liminary examination of NIT. and Mrs. Victor Check. charged with murder in connection with the death on Novem- Der l3. las, of Thomas ]. Chelk. wi;o vas Victor Checks father Mrs. Warner. ne;ghbor. testified the cid er Cheek said 10 her:
 You are the on.y one can ask D h lp me They want me 10 sign the paper, and give them all my proper'y and money but I'd rather the county had i.. I'm afraid for my life. Won. you go 70 ,le officials and ask them 70 take care of me ?" She said h. c,u,ched her hand feebly when h. pleaded Mrs. Warner said she first wen. 70 Governor Campbell and then .ool The mater before County A-,c-- Hsy L. N Llaey
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-12-05
sooTLeGGER IS CAUGHT
 WITH GRAIN ALCOHOL

MORALES. Artz., Nov 2e.-Caarged with having three gallons O; grain al. cohol illegally n his possession. Er. acl!o Meneses. who says his home is n Tucson. was arrested a. Patagon .a la;e lat night by Deputy Sheriff II J. Patterson and brought 10 Nogaies early this morning.
 When arrested, Meneses had among his effects three leather, handbags filled -.th the alcohol. which, it is al. legged, is used 10 temper soft drinks.
 'Meneses was locked in the county jail pending disposition ot his case
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-12-05
COPPER COMPANY IS
 SUED FOR s2oooo

PHOENIX. Nov 2s- Charging neg ugence on the parl O: the New Co. nelia Copper company was respons.. be for the death Of Jose NJ Ochoa. an employe. sui for s2O,0"0 agains' the company has been filed in the superior court here by Ignacio Espin- osa, administrator Of Ochos's estate.
 According 70 the complaint ochoS sas employed a, the company's mine near Ajo on November 2. 1918. ani w-as killed by aa explosion there. The complaint alleges that the company kept a quantity cf blasting powder. kunposder. dynamite and other ex- plos!ves on the place and tha; aeg!.- gence caused Och1's death.
 The case will De heard n Judge ;anfords division
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-12-05
GEOLOGICAL SURVEY IAN IN TOMBSTONE.

K Bryan. ot the [ :. Geological slrNe, with headquarters a, Wash. .1g-on. was in Tombstone today en- rau;e 70 Fairbank- Mir Bryan is work. ing in conjunction with Prot. G. II smith. Of the University of Arizona. mixing q survey and soundings Of the diversion dam site below Fairbank. which will be used in connec; ton with ihe Charleston dam project. Although Mir Bryan did not state. il is under stood the work is being carried on in connection with state appropriation and is entirely separate from the in dependent survey of the Charleston dam project being cirried on by Eng neer Elliott of the san Pedro Water Users association.
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-12-05
START MOVEMENT TO COMBINE ARMiSTiCE HANkSGIvlNG DAYS

\ movement has been begun in th, east for combining Thanksgiving Day and Armistice Day. \ communication has been received by the Phoenix Chamber of Commerce from fhe cham ber of commerce al Springfield. Ohip, in which the latter urges other O.. ganiia'ious io take up the matter of changing the date of Thankseivins from the las; Thursday in November 10 November II. The letter follows:
 The question Of observing Arm!s. t.te Day. November II. as a legal holiday has again been brought to tha attention Of the public, and as in our c!;y. We believe i, was generally ob- served w. also believe as a lasting tribute ,u the boys who went West" and 70 those we honor as ,he living. 'ha; Armistice Day should be observ- ed each year. l. is certainly small return 10 the men and women who tough, for the S;ars and Stripes
 We. s, a chamber are desirous s;ar;ing movement 10 combine Thank~siy.n Day and ArmiSt.ce Day. which wi:h ;he combined efforts O. other chambers Mil Ne of sufficient magnitude. ;ha: We can ask he Na. 'inna. Chamber oc Commerce 10 take up proceedings for is legislation iu l92l Thankss wing bay coming tha las. week in November. would l; no be d happy medium ;o celebrate anl s.ye thanks for bo'h on the one day. N1ve mber II:
 Kindly presen. this 10 your board or governors. for ;heir consideration and advise u- as 70 The result. al, jus, whi' you ;ank Of fhi> move. men."