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Evening star., 1920-11-26
JEWELLERS WILL LExPEnD
s3oo, 900 FOR PUBLICITY
Campaign to Start Under Associa.
tion's Auspices and Will
Cover Three Years. -

Three hundred thousand dollars will
be spent by the National jewelers.
Publicity Association on advertising
during the next three years. according
to an announcement by Harry Edward
Freund, manager Of publicity. for the
association. =. - {
THE National jewelers. Publicity
Association proposes to spend 100000
in a national advertising campaign in
the daily newspapers, weeklies and
monthlies Of national circulation" Mr..
Freund said.
"The daily newspaper is a tremen-
dous force. It brings to the direct
notice OF the purchasing public in
each. locality the service Of the prod
ucts OF industry, and I want to take
advantage Of this opportunity to pre-
sent emphatically to the local iner.
chant. the business advantage Of using
>on his own account the advertising
columns of the local daily newspa-
pers. SO that he can reap every pos
sible benefit in linking up his business
with national advertising campaigns.
This association has been formed
for the purpose of conducting q ma
tional cooperative publicity and I'D >
vertising campaign throughout the
United States, and the slogan, Gifts
That Last, which / suggested, will be
placed by Us before the people Of, the
country by advertising in the daily
newspapers, weeklies and monthly
magazines Of national circulation In q
three-year campaign" 81
Evening star., 1920-11-26
TO AID WOOL GROWERS.

SALT LAKE CITY, Utah, November
26.-The National Farm Bureau, which
has 100000 members. will support
the National Wool Growers Associa-
tion in it's efforts to have Congress
pass, a law providing for protection
Of the wool growers interests, ac-
shall. secretary Of the Wool Growers
Association, In q letter from ]. r. How
ard. president Of the farm bureau.
Howard declared the emerEency De.
Wande6 tar5& Legislation dmmedia&elys
Evening star., 1920-11-26

cable messages received here. agree
that mesothorium has some Of the
properties and functions Of radium, but
deny that mesothorium can be con-
sidered an absolute substitute for the
more valuable product.
Evening star., 1920-11-26

When accumulated waste matter
remains in the system, it quickly generates
poisons which enter the blood. You know
the results-perhaps too we'll. Foul
breath, coated tongue, mental depression
and these seem unimportant when you
know your health is laid open to the
dangers of appendicitis!
The danger of constipation
Constipation brings on colds, head
aches, influenza, rheumatism, indigestion,
pneumonia and most human ills. Your
physician will tell you the importance Of
removing the waste matter from your sys-
tenn at once. He will tell you the dangers
in slow-acting, >old-tashioned, overnight
cathartics.
Evening star., 1920-11-26

feet substitute Tor radium can be pro-
duced through Q chemical process
which purifa0 mesothorium IL disputed
by British sofentists. chemical author
tiles declared hare. Among those who
disagreed with the assertion are Sir
Evening star., 1920-11-26

Ernest Rutherford Of Cambridge Uni
versity, Prof. W. B. Bragg Of London
University, r. H. Glew. chemical radio
expert OF London. and Prof. Frederick
Soddy of Oxford University.
The British scientists, according to
Evening star., 1920-11-26

Thousands of well-informed ply
sicians now recommend a harmless mineral
water as the safe laxative to take. They
prescribe it for their patients, young and
old, because it's action is sure - the results
prompt and complete. This water is known
as Pluto.
The effectiveness of Pluto Water is
due to the minerals it contains. They soften
the waste accumulation. The water helps
to flush it gently away. The action is
pleasant and gentle entirely free from the
gripping effects of old-fashioned cathartics.
Millions have found health
Millions of people have now found
health at this source. Those smiling faces
you those ruddy cheeks and clear,
healthy complexions need no longer be
the cause of envy. You, too, can keep your
health at par.
See your druggist today. Ask for
a bottle of Pluto Water. Use it at home
first thing in the morning or before meals.
Know its pleasant, gentle action. Convince
yourself of its prompt, complete results.
Learn how it restores normal, healthy
activity. Protect your health feel fine
againi
Thousands take Pluto Water even
though the bowels move with apparent
regularity. They know the health value Of
periodic cleansing.
Pluto Water is the reliable home
laxative. Physicians everywhere recon-
mend it and suggest that it be kept always
handy. It is equally effective for children
and grown-ups. AS a laxative take Il tun-
bier Of Pluto; as cathartic. q tumbler;
as purgative, "a tumbler-add hot or
cold water to fill glass. Bottled at French
Lick Springs, Indiana.
Evening star., 1920-11-26
DENY RADIUM CLAIM.

NEW = YORK, November 2e. a
statement credited to professors OF
Evening star., 1920-11-26
The Coming War Between
the esesl,, )pen Shop

In t o
Federation Labor
making plans
and working conditions to prewa
will col
veywnhh o
rafnh the
dtona
in DIGEST" week-NonbT 9th
presents all Sides will
Other news
The Shipping Board Scandal
po. Plant
Colored Map) andE
How The Rejected and the Elected in the
- ~, e.. H.. p..u.-. of
c.a.-..-. Prohibition Results in One State
- nAnnmzio Ieft Out The of Abridged Bible
War Bonuses Twelve to Fill the Country Church
British Sketches the Front
YokShoc
for tie Oldest Man Musician and Eumorst III
Water Food Best of the Current Poetry
Asa GermKi Of
November 9th Number Sale ewsdeale 10 90
: = ttel3aiiiyDiBgest, d |,
Evening star., 1920-11-26
Ask Your Doct,
Why you feel "of color"

He knows the reason under
lying cause. And will tell you, most likely,
that what you need is good physic.
He knows, too, that the poison
germs in your system multiply by minutes
when WASTE matter remains in the intes-
tines. They imperl your health. They in
vite sickness and disease.
The waste must be removed with
out loss of time. A day-even half day
lis too long. That is why advanced medi-
cal science warns against old-fashioned,
slow-acting cati1artics. These cathartics
allow time for the waste to spread disease.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-04

n tragic history. Originally II weighed
i2s carnts and war valued at sa2,v"o
II had been torn from the head OF an
Indian idol and reached the RUSSIAN
court only after being worn by several
c0rsark chiefs. Through some whiin gu
tho Isomnnoffs the round stone was 30,
cut into what II known as the cineiah
rhrpc. losing eighty cants III w. 'ul.
,inr II T. now the largest emernlh.cut
diamond In the world and. In spite OF
N, history aud unique shape, II may De
n,u,h,scd for the comparatively paltry
am, az s3o 600 some 10000 miles from
i,n original royal home.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-04

abilene Reporter Awiriilu uUNSp''
n~rs were 'Is' ready o. 60 20 prtss
SUNDAY morning with th election 70
turns when thr electric power plant
burned down. shutting 90 the pow r
sympathy III duc both the newspapers
tnd ti,lr readers throughout Oh, PAIN
handle
Tn, Amarillo newspapers didn't stIv
town long BIt iH,ir. v.s a ~uup'v (
the vXIrritrD. thHf Ul urf riap'i'
have : Something ID alvrN htpr ming
20 max. tho prilisher's nlr c1cklvhur
path. 8 riWnrs. hT thr rivers lrin
s tr'y 90 bu'rIsN fH him There arc .
hundred sud urD tll.- H thn way -
accidents vhl,h Cn DELAY 'h' paper I
press thuo Ana unless hv Dtu go as
napor 80 thr pTy~ and iut" th' hlni-
z his pliruls tGD puhil7 hcr b. 20 blow T.
1p dolsrfip 4 bet con break Ht the
central ruwerhrus. and lrty' The rll-
Usher in the iunh rtr ulpH -
burst anil leave o., rIhhsh'. without
heat Go wD't ll- tfH' metal with \
u.s. wheel Dlu ny tu and leave Ma
ur,.e sflu s do2,n things can happen
o. rI De- 'He publisher wish H, n1d guua
into pH.iI..- DT school Lfhius 90 pu. q
.vulult.rns or cotton picking n. per
mt rut.t ting DI anything r.s. that ai
Wlts ~ few hours Ui regular sleep Y
zach twenty f0uI hnlg u.r"l. But ih'
publisher -,ts ever. lu his own WAY H.
hIrErs The people fQr Die completed
product almost 1a much af the white
TAPER 49, him Dallas NDNH
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-04
AMNRIIO NFWS ISSUED
SUNDAY Under DIFFICULTY

Newspapers gtt rp aEfirst real pro DO
.1.s ssHe'.Wrs iHst The saw, ls other
rrfIflfiDr- and fhls vas ih" ease llH'
SATURDAY, with M. Amarillo pHpaf-
fusf about 'hr 'Irr fhr Amarillo News
HHs ready o. start their presses Coo th'
SUNDAY mrrniHr eilflrr 90 th1f uHufr
the fflv,r uIart ir Auur.ill caught fir.
frd tn, engine rusHn vls burned dYwr.
putting fh. p.RrT plant maj uf 'uumi..
sion arf likewise rendering the Ncws
plant helpless $40 flr ss running Oh"
machinery vas ,Ur. rr,l Iuf that sy
"sIIsuf Iuflsf w.H uUf going iH h' uu'
SOM. thry bundled uu th' n-ct--if,
material fur nrishlr. their uapl t.r
fnat es4i4Yu. ard .eHi o. Cam 1000. where
'h' Canyon War rendered every ussi-'.
trta pHs Dole o. erIh'' them q. go
'h. nsrHf uut and b. wee issued
u.rs t 80 rr Hn ffr rafiE uurrils
.i.rr CARRYING fh, rls. f.0r news Geo .f.
.flI.ra almost rs Do nothing iId htr
srnfd tu m1r mo usual f.HtH urris
81 fhHt nil1f The readers Hf o.. New.
40 over this territory appreciate" 500,
much the effort ~ that paper in grttin-
the news a. them au1 Do D. indeed ser,
.ommendlbi. e the mluasrfucui-I .u,
''ork Avalanche.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-04
WHEAT or MILTON

According 10 government est.
mates. there is more wheat IN the
country now than there was IN the
corresponding month Of last year.
Some of this wheat is still IN siui
age FROM last years crops, some oil
il is in mills and elevators and the
rest is in the new crop which = h'.
ING ihrcshcd now.
Under ordinary conditions, ton,
would be- most welcome news 10
the millions of consumers of Oh,
United States. The farmer. too.
would b. satisfied. While the
wheat grower is being paid good
price for has grain. there would be-
ample on hand 10 keep the various
mills busy and hence there would
be- n corresponding decrease IN ihr
price OF flour.
With bread. one of the staples
more easily obtained, other food
stuffs would soon be affected AMI
the first real downward trend o.
prices would b. on the road.
The single factor which must yet
be- contcndcd with-thc single fac
tor which tends TO hold prices ut
their present level or mcrra"
them. li,S in the transportation tn.
cilitics of the nation being mad
auatc at present 10 properly dlS
ltribu,, the necessities of llc.
II will take Some time Tor Inc
Railroads to recover from the -
| we're tax upon them during '''
war. II will take som, time io'
Them 10 GET the necessary m'N
,auipmcnt from the mills. iiul n'
liz remembered that with fund.-
laNailahlr. the owners of tue various
lines of the country will spare nc
efforts 10 pat the various compel
ling lines in the best possible shape
la, the earliest possible moment
lthcrehy returning the country in
normal basis.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-04

unu,tl.c machines CO., tho ur"ss Ali th'
other shops bon Amarillo were m Oh"
.anc condition and the cas-" scented
hopeless Nut ~ with the News fnrcr.
They piled type printed sections mns''
head printers and m1iiers lut" 1n an
foiuobi. and burned the hr''fr TOR
canyon Editor Warwirk oi The RAN
lau County News WIS aroused from =
s,v,ct dream ~ more advorusiug AMI
Dlent, ui printers hy shout 10 'm'i .
,upy" The situation was explained o.
MIN ~ he got into his pants and he ~
~nro cpcnod the plant to the Nocturnal
visitor
4 p.ri,l - tNr most intense activity
ever seen ir th, shop followed and bee
FOR, N, sun had sent IT, first pink
ravs the SUNDAY edition ~ tn, Amarl'
On Daily News was ready fnr the mails
with the latest election "dun,.
Then and uriv 'hgr did lll connected
with ~. real f1' drop into slumhcf
With ~, satisfied feeling EuHwn only
20 ncw~up,r ricH WHOM they 'rri 4
real srup uvpr.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-04

chirdlve and IL I could only get people
into nv Store I WAS confident that
Wuuld yoUn have the customers.
"unc little stunt I uracticed quite
Frequently brought I'VE IN many custom
,rs- lairuns of mine until this day.
Il ipnk several small hin bookshelf
oner when iH,sslhlr. or N new ] FIRST
81 umpl,d nnd s'ilcd them until they
io0l;.d lid and had my name and bust
ness nddrcr % q printed card IN each
nne. Thee a Yyuts personally en- the
hack ~ each tard In 'as" 80 loss. re-
iarn This hcis ana contents 90 Address
IN other s!dc and receive guUd cigar
or sack of candy
"Vvhrr { tooi drive out into the
country I managed 10 drop three ur
fpiu II these books on different r,ods.
uru,iiv near ,om" prospcrousl"okinE
ftrrih..r'. with the owner ~ which !
was not acquainted In such cases
urupiy l,ft scm" sm-ll change-tiitct n
or tWeu'v csuts--in the book
"Nhy tho money. Because ! not only
vi, h,-i 10 cain customer. but wanted
ta know II ne was perfectly honest. nud
q uian that Il hmcst IN such small
fhIurs usually proves sU in larger ones
II y,s mot nv it'll, WAY ~ finding
ont IN ,trr the finder did become e
customer. Il Il was good business tu
sell him ON time.
4 kent track of ali hookg and where
| left and ~ iust 'svontv.thr'c books
each With a biz - change IN a. LEI,
Tint wav ! failed o. ct back three 81
them ~ the seventy brought hack not
! an. of the s.ndets hui what bought from
, fifty cents o. dollars worth ~ some
thip~. and about fifty Of thcm became
| y.,1dv customers Nearly al 81 them
Isyrort frN who have died err lett The
ncIrhhorhuod. nre still my customer"
"Auoih'r thing ] practice has l"iI
mr wen too Of course. ! always luid
| CON pr.ircy fnr farm prv'lucc. any that
I rhuid u..r. bni in the cat" ~ butter
and r=rs if II Tho beet grade. made
! II % rrin'. ard Do vet. {" pay M least
\ tn ,erl.l1a retail uric" in cash ana !
bi, more u taken w trade. That IT,
I ulN. tho farmer or his wife as much t"'
tth,r ruitr and cggs ~ tho consumer
/ iayv ur" or oth.i retailers. The r"'tS"'
T. obvious The high price 81 his hut
| trr or .rrs bring the Ia mvr to me
/ ami be- iuirr with me. lik"wis'. ~
] ,an-rmor ~ the butter and eggs find'
i tho, nrc The very best. ~ he TRADES
\ Twin mo. not only In butter ana eggs
liui IN other goods
l 1t wvg'
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-04

Offers $500 Tor l.tbtrai ihutuih't"u
When some one, said Ia I've u com
pctitui circulated n report In Bcthlc-
nom. Pa. that NJ. r. Krcidlcr Sons.
heal rhoc men, had been arr stcd Tor
prnfitcering. the advertising manager
~ the firm turned the "knock into
"...0si" by playing II al Tor fuhie tl'VV
In which the canard wns retuteu ana NJ
the rane time the attention ~ the pun
lir Vas called 10 the krcidior down
steirr bargain dcplt tmcnt.
The boost. In the form 81 thtee
column advertisement read.
500 REM ARD
70 any one that viii give W. ihio'
nation which will give us the name "i
the persnn ur persons who circulated
"a. rcport that We had been arrested
frr nrnfite.ring selling shoes ~ $40
=, Mich coat ~ So II these malicious
rlondctcry viii take time and Visit our
downs ,Irs department they can see now
wc arc urnfitccring- selling mems ana
vomcn's Shots at from 90 tn iuu p'I
cent lcsS than their present mathc'
value. People from Allentown brthle'
hem. Easton and surrounding towns are
t,l;inr advantage ~ the prevailing
downstairs prices. -.
From few facts which W" nave
gathered. We find that sour grape
dealer ia responsible for part 81 the re-
,,ort 80 matter ~ Ia this; bring u'
authentic evidence and the >loV "
yours
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-04
Get. Out On spite Of IIrr.

flns in tho b,lisr rfum ~ thH An.
1I'0 uehi plant shortly after midnight
saturday iefi the ,iiv entirely without
light CO. power
The Amarillo N,ws determined 81
gave fhe sissfiun returns af a'l hazard.
'ofA slffalfrf ngmlsr 81 their fufH- a.
canyon. whsnr Editor Warwirt q %
Canyon Sew TURNED over o. thru OFT.
p'arf and enabled tht Amarillo r1p'.
'n rff rrf 70 frrf ,rrdIfaii, ia ,uiuuf
adlfIrr -Herlfnrd Brand
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-04

a month spent In hiding she made her
way through the unc ot the Bolshcvik
army and finally reached Denmark.
whore she was aided 10y the American
Erd Crn-s. Her poverty. stricken con'
dition mad" IL necessary Tor her to III +.
nos" q her icwcls and the finest ~
thcsc--a diamond weighing forty eight
ratats-was sold and finally made its
way into the collection Of the Samuel
store.
This. however. Is not the first time
that the Jewel has been surrounded with
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-04
Cl,rI... phnin. Add To Inierrst Of Ads

ct.lrrr's D.,artmeni Store iu Fnll
pit.t Mass has conceived novel
method - advertising. stock ~ the
tim, being. r. really second Z" adtrri's.
ing thu mon who have charge - III"
various dciartments u b. q campaign
~ uolit, frlondiy Introduction.
etsrrrs wants won 20 know p''ron
,liv tho his men on ~ floors and IN
barge - ltv Department. And dus
'ha ids.t rleaga the employees Who
doc-n't u. a. 90" his picture IN III
newspaper IT. human irniliy
Tho first ~ vriies ~ full ngrs o.
iuru,d ~ with viv barge hrli tone p"f'
traits from photographs 81 Mcs'rN i'il'.
vkv. .l1rrsr. Cvr Finn McHntiir and
QFrlsy Rrnc1th "1'h u the drtaii-
,nrnt they reprss"nt-wash s'sHi@. do
nDstir Kitchen Furnishings. gro'' ri'r.
go,
gn.'iqn Crown Jewel for Sale in TcNaS
/ ordinarily there would y" hiir CON
rsl'i.r i.fvecn pei~ocrnf and Dallas
-ug little as between Tho sister 81 m
.-af nrf tho urrprietur - retail i"'f-
sr- STORE or ,he ms!n street ~ Dallas.
Tov1y
But the connecting link Il flashing
| siItt,f.ife Iit If carbon which rrpus'- DO
| tho wirfa-y ~ IN" Stnu"l J"w"lrN
store. Hnrirr q card with ihr in'efiIl.
! tiur "t.uf an crown jewel No 2l'..
| This damund " non" Other thin ih"
/ fmous Stone which belonged :" th'
lCnui Du,h.ss olga. sister IT ~" mrr'
dfrod car md one ~ the most pow
7 fli opponents ~ m" spread - h"lsh".
I Ni.n ir boz native country
: when o.. imperial pairr' was taken
, and 'hr ns luritv ~ the royal family
murdered The Grand Duchess piEa -
capsd Disguised ~ peasant woman
and wearing pair of hcevy mon f.
Shoes n ne heels ~ which she had
s.,i .te,i the finest of her collection 81
Imagnlfioent icwcls. After more than
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-04
Odd nm Books Arr Quite Useful

"Oh. y,s. %, small things count
esp, cinllv when YOU ar" In business IN
, epnu wuv." said J e. Whitcscaryer.
Z Gsl.na. Hans with q twinkle IN
mis- ewes.
1 remember when first started q
riall retail store ! had but few Gus
tum,r--u.rt,v friends md ncpuuint
tncce Then ! cot t. studying out W.
u, 'sunr' md innocent suhi,rtugc'
Y, es..'rT tn ,haw more customers
-,-iN Ind guol stock ~ varied mrr
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-04

faCOLUMNs -

In this COLUMN appears will appear news and
merchants their saepcope ana bus
essr men and ! general
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-10-08
hubbard Woman
Knew Harding AS
Boy; Greets Hin,
special to Times Republican.

Special to Times Republican.
FIdora, oct. s. Mrs. D. d. Carter,
of Hubbard, southwest of Eldora, en-
joys the distinction of having known
The parents Of Hon, Warren c.. Hard
ing before the son was born and to
have lived near the Harding home in
Blooming Grove, O., when the now
republican nominee for president of
the United States was small boy.
Mrs. Carter recalls that the Harding
coy was not unlike boys Of his age
and time. Notwithstanding the fact
that Mrs. Carter is now 50 years old,
she made the journey to Des Moines
Thursday to meet and GREET the old
friend of her girlhood and WAS privi-
legged to renew the acquaintance
Senator Harding graciously greeted
the former resident of his state and
insisted that she should occupy a
place of honor on the platform where
the speeches were made.
The territory around and near
Hubbard seems TO have been n COW
eted place for men and women akin
to fame TO locate. 1t was near this
town that Governor Frank o. Low
den's parents came from Minnesota
when the future governor was small
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-10-08
Original Notice.

To DIR. John Wilson Faris and E.
n. Faris. You are hereby notified,
tina It there is now on file in the office
OF the clerk of the district court of
the state of Iowa, within and for
the county of Marshall, the petition
of the National Bank of Long Beach.
Caiif., claiming of you a Judgment
IN the sum OF thirteen hundred and
fifty dollars G.35o) on your promis-
sorry note dated Nov %, 1919, to-
sether with interest of Z per cent
from Aug. %, 1920. together-~w with
attorney sefees and costs of suit.
A writ of attachment has been
issued from the office of the clerk of
the district court of Marshall county
Iowa. in aid of this suit, and for
further particulars see petition now
on file.
Now, unless you appear and make
defense thereto, at or before noon of
the second day of the next October,
1920 term of said court, to be begun
and held at Marshalltown. Iowa, on
the 18th day of October, A. d., 1920
your default will be entered and q
Judgment rendered thereon as prayed
for in said petition.
Dated this 14th day of September.
A. D., 1920.
The National Bank, Long Beach,
Calf Plaintiff. BY +. l.. Meeker it's
attorney.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-10-08
LUTHERAN MEN TO MEET.
Brotherhood of Iowa to Hold First
Annual Convention.

Des Moines, Oct. S.--The first con-
vention of the Lutheran men of Iowa
is called for Oct. 2S at the Hotel
Slavery, Des Moines. The session
will begin at o'clock in the morning
and will conclude with great ban
quet in the evening.
One of the outstanding organiza-
lions in war service was the Luth-,
eran Brotherhood of America. 1t
was organized to take care OF the
war service program Of the Lutheran
church. The present organization
nationally represents one half million
men and it's expenditures for the care
of Lutheran men and others who
were in our army and navy and
marine service totalled more than
s2,0OO0 100000. It was just getting we'll
started In it's program when the
armistice was signed.
It's work is to be continued for the
men in service but is enlarged so as
to incorporate the needs of both meE
and women in peace times. Lutheran
Brotherhood homes are being estab-
lished in cities, hospitals are being
purchased and built, and plans are in
the making for service in all the edu-
cational institutions where the young
people of the church are attending.
At the state convention for Iowa, u
definite program will be presented
covering the university work.
Every church in the state will be
represented at the convention by at
least two delegates.