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Arizona republican., 1920-10-12
"Men Do Not Try To Keep Women
 Down in Business" Knows!
Incentive and Common Sense, Advertising Woman's Record For Success.

NEW YORK-Down the sangpianA of the Rochambeau, in from France the other day. stepped a young woman not yet 30, her golden hair glistening in the good old American sunshine again.
 She has the reputation of being one of Wall streets highest paid women. and she was just back from a vacation in Europe. Her motor car was wait ing a few steps down the pier. It whisked her off to her home in Larch- mont Manor. up Lond Island Sound from New York City.
 Five years ago these trappinGs of the wealthy were not for her, for she was a stenographcr then, living on uel weekly salary of SIS.
 But Miss Alice Houston had a hunch that she could do something of mort importance to the business world than operate a typewriter.
 T think stenography one of the big Eest fields for the modern girl" said Miss Houston, "and 1 would advise every ambitious girl to study 1t. As Q stepping stone to other positions, it is like a magic key which unlocks all the doors
 Advertising Problems But today today she has her own ste nographer in the Wall street office where she conducts her advertising business. The firm. of which she is an officer. handles the advertising ac- counts of several dozen banks from Massachusetts to California. Five New York banks on Wall street, Fifth ave- nue and Broadway intrust their adver- Using problems to her firm. | Bankers in Chicago. Denver. Mem phis and Atlanta know her. for she drops in on them every now and then to study their local problems. Ano with the experience she has acquired | in this specialized field she is able 70 tell shrewd men of affairs how to maKe more money for their bank and ho% to serve their community better.
 And this specialized training of hers brings her in an annual salary that runs into five figures.
 "How does she do it?r one is inclined | to ask of this young woman who blew into the biz city from Kansas five years ago with nothing much more than a knowledge of Pittman and a de- gree from the University Of Kansas.
 Please begs Miss Houston, say that any woman who has the necessary incentive and some common sense can do what I've done. It bores me to read accounts of successful women when set them forth as so many super-fe- males.
 No Rules for Success
 q never followed any rules for sue cess. as they call them. All gir needs to get ahead. I think. is arnpI. ton. confidence in herself. and little boost at the right time-especially con fidence. The reason why so many girl. with ability stay in the rut is because they lack confidence more than an, other quality.
Arizona republican., 1920-10-12

i've only found one advantage in be- ing woman. can always get hear ing. But once that hearing is had I am treated just the same as a man. The reason why women are almost al ways seen is think. partly an instinct of gallantly and partly of a natural curiosity.
 some disadvantages One of them is that men are not inclined to take what woman says as seriously as they would the statements of compeer. So
Arizona republican., 1920-10-12
Use Black and White Ointment to Remove
 Skin Blemishes

When the skin has become badly aISs6 olored through exposure to sun and wind when it is marred by pimples, tan. liver spots, you should use Black and White Ointment.
 Black and White Ointment con- tains ingredients which have marvellous capacity for removing discoiorations of the skin, and oils which keep it soft. clear and youth ful
 This creamy emonient win also be found ideal in restoring the delicate pink tint and freshness to faded, drab. muddy. dull. lifeless complex ion Or if your complexion is i'm clined Go oiliness or greasiness, Black and White Ointment will cool and refresh the skin. leaving it soft and clear.
 Just before retiring thoroughly cleanse the skin with Black and White Soap. Dry with a coarse towel. Then mix. according to di- , rections given with package. Gent , ly massage on the face, allowing it to remain until morning. when you again cleanse the skin with Black , and White Soap. Repeat this Tor geveral nights and soon you will be delighted with the improvement in vour complexion. If at first the skin should seem little tender. discontinue for a night or two. then resume as before.
 Black and White Ointment is for sale at all drug and department
 stores. 25c the package (5Oc size
 contains three times as much) !;
 Black and White Soap 25c the cake.
 Send 10c to Dept. H. 1T. k.' Plough Chemical Company Mem m-
 phis. Tenn. for samples or Biack and White Ointment and soap AIg6 copy of your Birthday Read
 ings.
Arizona republican., 1920-10-12

me the address of doctor who can help me?
 A. The application of creams will probably not help your wrinkles thought facial massage and the appli- cation of hot and cold water alter nately. supplanted by brisk rubbing with towel. may improve the gen eral tone of the parts. If you are otherwise well. you will do u~" fn for get your wrinkles. A smiling. cheer ful countenance is an effective anti dote.
Arizona republican., 1920-10-12
,I,-.,r,e r,so,x zKEGlDEY1NAzED RLZE
 Bv LiZZi0u PGSchoZ Ll0D
Es Rox.
Bv LiZI0g7 PGSCl10z U0J

Just what he earned, no more.
 paid him joyfuly. Asked him how about it?
 His answer stunned me. I'm Golden Rule plumber.
 I do as I'd be dorle by,
 Profiteers I hate.
 So I don't profiteer myself.
 Wish every one would follow suit. Prices would tumble Tn day"
 I tainted and fell over. My nose hit the floor. walked up with headache. 1t was only a dream. But l guess it's the answer. | What Why, the Golden Rule. ! Isn't it odd? l We all want others to follow it. l But we don't want to. ourselves.
Arizona republican., 1920-10-12
THAT'S THE ANSWER

I had a lovely dream. It was about a plumber. Can't be done Yes? it can. You can dream anything. This dream plumber worked for me. Charged by the hour, as usual. He brought his tools with him, Never sent a boy back for them, He worked fast-no sabotage! Results were fine-and stayed SOL Everything worked smoothly.
 When he was through. he went. Didn't stop for expensive tall5l His bin came. It was wonder. <
 He hadn't charged $3.50 an hour! Only one dollar an hourl
 No charge for going and coming!
 No extra materialsi No helper!
 Tn short, it was fair.
Arizona republican., 1920-10-12

I have to be particularly careful to get my facts right.
 T wish I could place on a billboard this statement: Men do no. try to keep women down in businessf There's not a bit of truth in that suggestion. All the men I have been associated with have not only been fair, but perhaps even little more kind and helpful than l had just right to expect" CAPTION FOR CUT j. .. ;. .... Miss Houston started at Si5week. Now her annual salary runs into five figures
Arizona republican., 1920-10-12
WEAVING THE BABY

Service, Washington, Q. C.
 WEAVING THE BABY
 A baby should not be fed at the breast after one year. At that age he needs a more solid food to make him grow strong.
 A baby should be weaned gradually. and the milk at first should be only half the strength of the formula used for normal child of the same age. Then the milk should be gradually in- creased in strength.
 Weaning may usually begin at about the ninth month. by giving baby one feeding of cows milk. using two parts milk 10 one part water. If he digests this we'll the amount of water can be decreased gradually until at 10 or II months he may be taking whole milk The number of milk feeding can be slowly increased as the breast feedings are decreased. until at one year of age the baby is weaned entirely. A baby weaned at nine or ten months may be taught to take milk from a cup.
 Increase in the baby's diet must be made with caution, especially during the summer. It is better to keep the baby on a low diet than to upset his digestion by overlooking.
 A baby one year of age in July should not be veaned during the hot months if he is doing we'll
 Infants should be weaned when the monthers are suffering from a disease which they might transmit to the child. such as typhoid fever and tuber- culosis; or if the mother Is suffering from some disease which might be ag- gravated by nursing. such as Bright's disease, tuberculosis and acute pneu- monia. The infant should likewise be weaned if the mother becomes preg- nant or if she is suffering from in- frammation of the breast.
 e. I am only % years old. and have wrinkles in my cheeks. I have tried the hest crear1 to remove them brt
Arizona republican., 1920-10-12
Lace Patterns A New Design
 Every Week

Chain Stitch-Ths thread drawn through the loop.
 Open Mesh-A double crochet into chain or the material. two chain stitches snd double crochet. Closed Mesh-Four double crochet stitches into a chain or material.
 Turn-Five Chain stitches to turn.
Arizona republican., 1920-10-12

if your pattern called for 16 stitches chain 21 and double crochet into the seventh stitch from the needle.
Arizona republican., 1920-10-12

e. I am only % years old. and have wrinkles in my cheeks. I have tried the best cream to remove them. but can't. What shall I do? Can you give
Arizona republican., 1920-10-12
lhlc|e}anth

Send your question 10 Information Bureau, United States Public Health Service, Washington, Q. C.
Arizona republican., 1920-10-12
LADDER EoelNc

This lace could easily be used as a
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-10-19
SAYS COOPERATION
WOULD AID CHURCH
DR. HARRISON TELLS or BFNE.
FITS tHON DE>OMINiTIO
GETTING TOGETHER

NJ Amarillo churches were definite.
a. cnup"niir NJ re- program of work. II
would not be- long until a movement
could b" launched successfully Tor % Y.
". g \. y. ". e. \. and other ncii.
Niti's su necessary g. make q civ forge
10 the front" declared IN. " ~ Hnr.
risun ~ the rNt,nsinn department II
tho Congregational church In an ad.
lross upon Christian Cooperation" at
the First Christian church sunday
might
4 dn not advocate organic union ri
, thIs time" continued IN Harrison, For
! ! realize thst be- imppssIhl" Boo iha ago
/ HIt thor, tr, ego many enterprises that
churches can coop,rat" ~ without los.
.lr their identifies. ! hlV" preached IN
many churches during % bong ministry
Ifd I fud that people urr very much
th" same d'spIi" whatever name th0y
may b" iNlsUucr,diug under as Christ
lMns.
"Onc reason vby w, d, ~ cooper
1'r more than 49,. DO is uur drnumiual
tnlts W are too vain Co Huhmvrgr
/ u uurlrltiuu'l affairs fur th" better
urut og ~" church and iur service III
humanity"
con account 81 the storm coming M
HH before the evening service. tho at
| trudiUU, YVES somewhat reduced.
Rev l!Uy Rutherford spoke az a.,
| morning service" upon christian Tith
ur" i'lliur ~ The Biblical plans fur
IppUrt uf th, church
u should Ig auDu think of falling a.
| Urr1th upon the divinity ut Christ and
[ fhr power uf God us 20 neglect 90 tel
| ry church about the Biblical plans foi
! upumtirr the church" declared ioy
INfihrttnd ~ ig 3D." duty ~ the min
'g tu inform his congregation Of
their duties IN giving
E.y Rutherford nid that the ANA
I.llo Christian church raised $500 last
year l mufi cumm"ndtllv sum, he d"
| 0Arrd. but nothing az ali compared q
| ,r4t should ha,, been given "" said
| .Nli Tho Memphis church with mem
h,rship eft ll5 raised $4,000 last y,u
/ lri was planning tp build new
church H. declared that there WEI,
ltt least 500 coo worth ~ motor cas-
I.r,urd ~. church while be- was preach
/ ing adding that if IN" owners u ihcs'
! cars and ne other owned ly members
bad ti'hcd tn amount ~ automobile
! that the income uf the church w"ul,
| ifv, boon lpre.r thln u was last year
| E,v Rutherford sud that be- vDul'
| not d, silitr ulknE ip @ church mem
h,r any more about giving than n
would o. sinner about his souls sal
walton. he declared that a canvass Ia,
lb,run among church members and tina
Inlne had already agreed - civ" 8.
weekly while last year th,r' was unli
one person that gave that amount.
Rev Rutherford lrf, az 6li "'clo'i
| sunday evening for - Louis 90 attend
the annual convention II the Disciple
{ Christ and viii Doe gone over mex
| yndly
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-10-19

The next conference will deal
with the conditions OF labor in
agriculture. II will be held next
year, but the time and place have
not yet been fixed.
Some 10 seaiaring nations were
represented AZ the Genoa confer
cncc. And there was n trcmcn-
dous disappointment because the
conference could not agree upon
the adoption OF convention for
the eigm-hour day and 4S-hour
week for scamcn. This required
a two-thirds vote, as do all con-
ycntions.
The final vote stood ~ for the
convention and y against. Forty
eight and two-,hirds votes were
needed.
j, was thus hy the narrowcSt Of
narrow margins that this great
reform in labor at sea was not
adopted for formal presentation
90 the nations.
But. nevertheless. there was an
affirmative gain when 50 great q
vote for il was recorded in q con-
ference, onc-hali OF whose mem
bcrs represented the various gov
ernmentS, onc-quartcr the ship
owners and onc-quar,cr the sea-
men.
Some very important conycn-
,ions were adopted and will now
go 10 the various national parlla-
ncnis for consideration.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-10-19
AMARILLO WINS HoNoRS.

The Wichita Kansas Wheat
Shaw has closed.
Press reports declare that ,hi
international show has made Z;
new epoch in the progress OF III,
wheat growing country.
Amarillo and the Panhandle
country. through the efforts O
Frank r. Jamison, secretary
manager OF the panhandle-Plain
Chamber OF Commerce. were wei
represented at this exposition ant
no exhibit attracted as much At
tention as did the one from thi,
section. And the Panhandle
Plains exhibit was awarded frs,
prize for the best individual ex
hibit.
Ii isn't fair 10 crow over sue.
cesses. but il is bard 10 resist III,
temptation TO refer 10 the recent
references OF delegates 10 tn,
Democratic State Convention {,
the Panhandle as the habitat @
prairie dogs and boot owls
when the b,s wheat in the worl,
can be and is grown on thes,
plains year in and year out.
There is no more fertile section
III country and there is no Sectio'
in which climatic 4, editions ar,
more favorable 10 the growing o
wheat and row crops, than tn
Panhandle OF Texas. no, 20 men
ton the cattle and hog interest
OF many OF the plains towns.
The Panhandle is coming t. III,
front. She will be given her
rightfnl place through the effort.
OF the Panhandle Plains Chamber
OF Commerce and like orgauiza
tions working for the highest De
velopment OF this particular sec
ton OF the state.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-10-19
TRUSTEES GIVE REASONS
FOR CHANGING HOURS or
SCHOOL FOLLOWING POLL

The following formal statement has
cen issued hy the board 81 trustee
egarling the change Ia hours for
'urtirg school.
1t 10 The purpose ~ the school hoard
D. carry uut thv Wishes ~ the people
IN ro'Dturr ta The hour Tor the open
< ~ M public schools ~ the city
-r1fding - the VOTE taken last Thur.
49, ih,re w~f" 49, g. ~ ar o. =
z the patrons ~ the hirn scho0l W.
r'fcrr'd the y o'clock hour and We
tNc fNnd that as the time Tor the
Hnuinr n %. high school.
In the grades. 7li o. fds Or nearly
% ! were IN favor ~ = o'clock u- the
nsnlng hnrr However. We fid not
.ilry, u would b. riiigictory tn thUs-
atinrs who hive children IN both M"
Tadcs end hlrh school that there
+fiii y. ore horr's differ"uca iu TIL
me fOr IN" opening % the Two Sc
ions. hence We thought u hest a.
rmpromiso the matter by opening th''
Iadrs ~ $50 o'clock We could nD'
pen the hlgh srhuul On IN" half hour
ecgusr u, periods are one hour in
Myth md g. open on the haiti hour
nuld m,au that The school would have
, turn cut On the hull hour for lunch
r. al Il ~ and thni would =" ENTIRELY
na4tsflrif1y 90 the patrons How"W
1r grades and high school ran during
lr summer with onehalf hours dif.
,r,nce IN their opening tim" without
Irunycnicucr % the patrons aud We
slieyc 10 can be done - again.
with regard 90 this matter We want
D state alto that. while "" ar" an
lOus g. please the teachers In every
fay We possibly can we did not consult
nem with reference Co making this
hange. frr We felt sure they would bs
rIillng o. 40 what we believed was fur
%. lest Interest - the schools Tho
hangr was made solely because We D..
-yoi II would be- best for the work o.
ne schools
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-10-19
oBREGON'S VISIT.

General Obregou. as the guest
OF honor II the State Fair at Dial.
las, was made to feel and UNDER
stand that he was in the hands oi
his friends. P-ess report, iudi-
cate tina, he received one ovation
after another during hi, visit
there.
The News believed i, a good
omen when Mexico decided 20
place n national exhibit az the
State Fair and we believed "
augured even better tor the iu-
ture when il became known that
the president-olect OF Mexico had
decided TO pay a personal visit 70
Dallas during the progress OF the
exposition.
This visit is evidence. no, alone
70 the people @; the United
States. but 10 the people OF the
Southern Republic, that the new
executive OF Mexico desires the
friendship OF this country and will
take the necessary steps 20 cult
vate this spirit OF iriendliness. He
is a vetean warrior, having served
in the thick OF the fight in his own
country through lis revolutions
and having been one OF the lead.
ers in the various campaigns
since the time OF Madero to put
down banditry. He has always
shown personal interest and
more breadth OF vision than hay,
others OF his countrymen.
The example is FAR more i'm
portant insofar as the people Of
Mexico are concerned than il i,
with regard TO the people OF the
United States. Americans have
always been disposed to keep or
an amicable footing with III,
southern republic, but continued
and determined ou,rages along
the border have heretofore made
this extremely hard 10 continue
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-10-19

Secretary oi State Colby has
barred from his presence ~ cont
icrenccS with newspaper men two
representatives Of the press at
Washington.
These men are barred because
they accused Colby Of using the
conferences with the newspaper
men as a means OF inspiring the
press with views OF his own.
This sounds strange in Amer
lea. dedicated 10 democracy, free
dom and the right OF the hum.
blcst citizen 20 critici,c the high
est official. IL recalls an outworn
European oiicnSc known rs "lese
majestic" IL savors OF the time
when "the king could do no
wrong" IL i reminiscent OF cars
and rcdoleni OF kaiScrS.
u these newspaper men print
un,ruths about Colby. he has his
remedy at law. II they print in
decencies or libel or any other
thing that oversteps the bounds
lawfully set down on the statutes
the remedy is in the courts
The day of "lese majestic" i,
done with. Oiiicious official,
who think otherwise must b,
.aught.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-10-19
small Number Asks
for Victory Medals
Won by War Service

Scarcely 10 per cent ~ the persons
ligihle fur war medals have applied for
hem. according 10 bulletin received
iCnday Lv Sergeant = N Dykara -
1~ Amarillo recruiting station. There
rsrc 31s-.t-s enilstments Ia the army
while only 3-sel4 persons have up
liHd fOr medals
Of these applications. il1.l92 were
Iocriyei fur ssryir. in %" Iuit,-i
states and 90 Us2 for foreign service.
hos medals are fixed Ho az g. shoH
be- numior. ~ hltilez in which thu
wn.r participated tn applications
how that tl,r. We're Issued a15f0
fih two hatfivelafY-. ib 005 With thff.
with nine. min" wiih ten and tw1
Nth eleven hath" clasps
Th'rr lfo special lllrhs f0r the neN'
lin nr persons who died o. were
Md Dol military service.
Forty uunilrliiDns have been rscciv
0 ly S-rgs ~ DylFira since b. beg
ia duties Boz Amarillo two weeks nrH
e. cordially requests former -erylfH
1nu % call NJ the recruiting station
n flll out blanks Although there =
r1dernlle rcd tape about is-ualc" 0f
Dllis there IA held Necessary ~ that
hey may not fail into hands - pet
90 80 eriiiled ~ them.
TIE phiai .inhis General Supply
"a' IL raiinT iho'n nt the rate -
ID =
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-10-19
Read How Easy You Get Louis Premiums

When in Oklahoma City you are cordially
invited to come to our office. West First
street, and examine for yourself these fine
premiums. 1t is important TO remember
that every premium is guaranteed-your
money back if you're not satisfied. Your
grocer sells LOUIS COFFEE. And. to give
you Il good start saving LOUIS coupons, we
will send you FREE four (4) of the ten
OO) coupons if you will mail US coupon
shown below.
Due to unsettled market conditions
LOUIS premium prices are subject
20 change without notice. Save
coupons and order your premium at
once.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-10-19

LOUIS COFFEE is very popular. Skilful
blending OF Santos and Bourbon berries has
made LOUIS famous for its rare flavor
Them too. the premiums we offer LOUIS
coupon savers is an added attraction which
you cannot afford to overlook in these days
OF high cost of living. Hence the salts
faction of serving LOUIS COFFEE is multi
piled by the fine premiums you get with
il. Ist look at these premiums. They
are illustrated in this advertisement.
Every one of them Is useful and attrac-
tive, and you get il at very low cost.
Every pound can has a coupon; j.
pound cans, three coupons. Only
ten coupons and cash amount 10 Sc
cure q premium.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-10-19

Try a Daily News want "A.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-10-19
POLL TAXES MUST Be
PAID BY NEXT FRIDAY

Trid1y viii b, the last day upon
which poll taxes. whereby persons
uth-rwis" qualified can vote IN this
November .lectlo. will be received at
tho office Il B"n Golding. county tax
collector. ard W + Schoppcr city SEC
rellry IL pcrfon IN entitled to nm
vmptiou. IL win not De- necessary Tor
him a. have city poll tax 10 vote.
PAYMENTS have hccom. somewhat
p otter az those Offices. but IL is not be-.
loved that thry have been az larg'
a thoy should be Representation IN
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-10-19

Can a youth be- entirely bad " little
children love him aud dogs know him
~ a friend II Oh" world ana itH wD.
man are against him. can "a man como
back from tho depths a. the heights
SHERRY" by GeD. Barr MoCutrhrun
~ climax--drumu -nrc romance
heart piercing entertainment Soc DO 90
the Deaandi Theatre today only %
aud SOC.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-10-19
LEAGUE AND SEAMEN

The first general labor confer
ence held under provisions Of III.
peace treaties and the League Of
Nations was held in Washington
last fall.
The second conference deal
especially with the labor a sea
men and was held IN Genoa J.
June July. last.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-10-19

tho state senate IL based upon thc
number Of qualified yoterH-thnt ~
those who have poll taxes and cNomp'
tionH-nnd II H. said that every person
tO this section
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-10-19
.liE AMARILLO HOSPITAL

p1iE AMARILLO HOSPITAL opened
10 surgical and medical physclans.
Chronic pltionla are treated under tho
dlrociiona of their own phymcinns
We Invite The phyalc!ann and surgeons
uf Amarillo tu this Hospital IRAN.
ed nurses nro ns,cd "a cali and reg.
istor fur special eases 400 Fillmore
street phuuo 1876