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gone away to save his father from
charge of profteering!
Reverence for womanhood is be-
ing undermined" mother went on.
st is high time women everywhere
morality and our whole social struc-
ture."
But why lay it on the war;" de-
manded Chrys.
maybe it is the result of many
cause, | admit. Partly the result, per-
haps, of too early and too liberal
/ initiation into sex subjects formerly
taboo, maybe fashionable dress, dane
/ ing, the auto, the telephone, the NOV
/ les, the stage are all to blame. The
point l am trying to make is that the
evil is recognized everywhere, and Its
cure, it seems to me, is in the wo-
mans hands, and is her chief respon-
.sibility today"
Chrys interrupted with:
81 know your theory, mother dear;
man will respect whatever stand
ard woman sets up for herself. 1t
sounds awfully old-fashioned to some
girls. I've heard them boast of max
ing conuuests of men like Ives. They
like to play a dangerous game-andi
win. I've seen them trip gaily and
defantly toward the brink OF DIS
grace. And yet the very men they
wanted to attract scoffed at their I'M
conventionality You're right,
mother. A man treats woman as
she demands. If she cheapens her
self, he snatches at the bargain"
"Well, as l see it," piped up Ann,
"a man won't look at a ligrl unless
her complexion is heightened! And
her frock is more daring than-than
the kind .Chrys and Jane wear! And
girl has simply got to smoke pref
tily, or she's left out of everything! =,
"She wouldn': care. if she had
other ideals and other resources
That's the point" said mother.
"Some girls live today as if men and
love and laziness and luxury wer
all of life"
Even good women and clever wo'
men insist that woman has her own
rights in love and that man has never
recognized them. Now /"
"She's never going to get her own
right in love by copying mans ways
in love-" persisted mother. THE
chief of all her rights is the right to
mans respect"
~ guess the worst man is the first
man to value girl according TO her
respect for herself" said Ann.
1t was curious flash of wisdom to
come fro miner pretty lips.
Said myself to myself:
Maybe Ann has learned her les
SON."
ITO be continued.)
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|(Gl1lttI52ioI|slf2a Bride
dss,sss4ss 100 y As = Z&~sas~E..-1-a-Asaas.1t

felt she ought to vince a little.
THAT men of his stamp could at
tract women of all classes and so
many of them-some with excellent
home Trainings a sad revelation.
| forget about Ives when l think how
little those women valued themselves
and their sex! No better account of
the laxity of modern morals could be
compiled than the story of sex as
written in Claude Ives history"
Hele mother stopped and picked
up paper. To keep her talking 1
asked:
"Do you think we've actually reach
ed a period of moral decadence?"
81 don't believe that we're living
up to the ideals we had twenty years
ago. l don't see that we're carrying
out any of the fine ideals for with
our soldiers died-over there" she
said softly "Self indulgence is the
order of the day. The rule of greed
has followed the rule of war"
Goodness knows, I was glaG moth
er hadn't been told that Bob had
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1920-07-11
Souther Field To Play
Bib City Here Today

SOUTHER FIELD, July 1O-What
is expected to be the best baseball
game of the season so far will be
played at Souther Field Sunday af-
ternoon when Souther plays the
crack team from the Meritas Mills at
Bibb City, a suburb of Columbus
This is one of the fastest ameteur
clubs in Georgia and Souther met de-
feat at their hands last week. Doc
Elkins, Camp Benning pitcher, will
probably pitch for Bib City and with
"Bill' Parsons working for Southe1
real game is assured
Souther has won ten games, last
five and played a ten inning tie this
season, and exects to annext the con-
test Sunday. Trucks will be run
from town and transportation will be
free. A good crowd from Americas
is expected.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1920-07-11
BUTCHER REJOICES
OVER WIFE'S RECOVERY

"My wife suffered for five years
and practically lived on toast and
hot water. Doctors said she would
have to be operated for gall stones
A lady advised her to try Mayr's
Wonderful Remedy and after taking
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been entirely we'll ever since" 1t
removes the catarrhal mucous from
the intestinal tract, and allays the
Inflammation which causes practical
" all stomach, liver and intestinal
ailments, including appendicitis. Ono
dose will convince or money re-
funded at Howell's Pharmacy and
druggists everywhere. adv
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THE BOOK OF ANN.
Mother sees a Less n For Foolish
Girls in the Ives Case.


l wish every foolish girl in the
land had been forced to read every
bit of information the papers printed
about Ives career" said Mother Lor-
rimer, in what her sons call her
"school-teacher" tone. l settled my
self comfortably to listen. l wanted
Ann to hear it and so l was delighted
to have mother continue:
at isn't as a warning to silly girls
against the Ives variety that I'd force
them to know about him. It's to
warn empty-headed girls against
themselves! It's to make them see
how cheap, how degraded Ives wo-
men friends really look-in a long
procession-in spite of their beauty
and t cir clothes"
In her excitement, Mother Lorimer
quite forgot that Ann had been seen
with Ives more than once. But I did
not care. Let Ann vince. She had
caused me so much anguish that I
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1920-07-11
Missouri C. 0. p. In
Cleanup Movement

ST. LOUIS, July 9-Republicans
from throughout the state met here
today for the announced purpose of
forming a clean government organi-
cation all over the state. The primary
object is the regulation, so far as
possible, of campaign expenditures,
it was said.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1920-07-11
ALIENS FOOT-EASE DOES IT.

AWhen your shoes pinch or your corns and bum
Ions ache so that you are tired all over, get
Aliens Foot-Ease, the antiseptic powder to be
shaken into the shoes and sprinkled in the foot
bath. . 1t will take the sting out of corns and
ing, Swollen, Tender feet. 1900, 900 pounds OF
powder for the feet were used by our Army and
Navy during the war. Sold everywhere.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-10
WINNERS ANNOUNCED
IN ESSAY CONTEST


AUSTIN. sept. III. winner " tho
stat, prize ~ So Zoo tn health rysaN
contest conducted in the state nowul
colleges l.IHg 90" summer S,.slur. Il.
WIS : ~ Galloway. IT san Marcos. l
student n the Sugthwps, Texas STAT
Normal college. IA that city This ,s
~, announcement made hv the Texas
Public Health association which con.
dg'td th, contest aud awarded TIN
prizes
Tn, Judges Ui the essay contest wcr,:
Mis- kI't.uu, Grpv. assistant supcrin.
t'ri'ut 20 ~" state department e clu
Dtim Mlss l.ouisp Hunter. educational
secretary and acting executive ~ ihr
Fur' Worth and Tarraui County Tuheit
,ul,sis society: and Or z r. Scot;
president - ne TgXa. Public Health
association. The subject ol ~, essay
was The Modern Health Crusade
Factor bon Health Education"
Local contests vcr" held In the nor.
UHi colleges 20 Denton. canyon. Com.
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laegss, san Marcos and Han'-' W. .s'l
. iu-t priye - fii with y -s~'fid -
tlo. vas offered bv thu Texas Pubic
Health a'sNtntinn ~ each 81 th'~
schools fur thu tRu b"ti h'alih essays
The Ninnrls uf thrsr prigos. wen" as
follows
sam Houston Normal Institute. ri
Huntsville Aiisy Norma l.rr Fate.
first prize; ~ y Gasuih"r Gnrriand.
s"csnd prlx"
Souihwra TcNas state Normal col.
lrg'. nt SIN Marco. : VI Galloway.
ilrst prig.. Mrs s. =. Butler Siniun.
second priZc,
North Texas state Ncrmal college. ~
Denton Miss l.n,tic hru-hears. first
PRIZE. timer \. Bird Robot Ice. Tex q.
second lsiye.
East Tctas stat NormIi COLLEGE. ~
Comm,rcr y g. Flowers Cooper.
Texas. utt prig. aui WIS j a..
Flowers. Cooper. s,,uud rIir"
West Texas state Normal 'oli'gr At
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-10

" S1lN. ; piDmh'I H-luSvstigJ.
tuus o. dcicrWiu. whether possible
mbinl'iors in r",luC. ~, prize u
cotton seed. which has dropped from
N-o Co.. from go f0 seg per ton recently.
hty. aHl1i'l Texas antitrust laws
aI. being conducted lN tho attorney
g,U'rls department. slid " \ Keel.
iuc acting attorney general in IN al.
dI'ss before 'N' state farmers iusti.
tu'. here la', today.
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FORMER AMARILLO Man
EDITING WHEELER PAPER
special 20 To N,w

~iffinl 20 lfs NtWs.
SHAME, ~. Tex sept 81 n
NCrlmar Dr. former foreman % tht
loving Printing COMPANY ~ Anna.
iiilu D. u'w -di,r agl owner Df 'ho
Wh-,ioI sun. H. n,V. plp.i published
20 Wh-ei,. a. tu,h ,hirg, th, 30
~ August. frou " ~ Wcimh"'1 tn
urst issue IUp, rl uud,r fhr nam. o.
The Wh'ti'r WrIls News EDitw
NorriMJn IT, former resident u.
Wheeler
~ " W.imhud shamrock. .,litot
Oh, Wheeler County Texan. gives th..
D,iii,.shiH 'u i a. Huhurf 10, first o.
urfnh'r uis 'n'v,al iels'' expiring NJ
iHai imr liiihUru has ,vn-l IN.
q Nan frr several y'Irs Hul is 20 pres
900 thr SGJrHutk postmaster hu, gets
HH' into o.. editorial Poo, BOB tt'Hu.l
Nr.Wh"ld viii ~ into real estate rus,
.tse .u THIS ,ltE
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1'~~ns fiv~t ,nire. si,i Me, T.llnhninla
Nctinire Ttiin Texas. second lfize.
The state Judges chos" thu irst essay
frum The q" uluenl priv winners a. the
winner ~ the state health csgty con.
tvst THIS health esFiy ruutrsi wns
held a. stimulate the Interest IT Texas
~ ~" movement fuf b'alth work
Among children
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SECOND COTTON GIN
BUILT At SHAMROCK


SHAMi:pFk Tex S,uf. - Tn.
Farm'i, Gin company is rapidly rum.
ulct,uE tn building tI SHINING boz
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INK the in D. expected o. ho ready ..
flril" almost 40 lual cotton. This
-.n BE- Q" De- OBJ, ~ The best oQuup'H .p
ths Panhandle The Ufic. building
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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-10
Woman >ufirage

may eventually git" Oh women isfi.
e. which they ar cniidd bot cns,l
health. which j. the hirthurht ,.
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iscfore she can fuliv enjoy tho rrit d.
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hiring Women who .ufier from thea
dreadful rlins hIskarhc. headt,hes.
irriiahiliiN. nervousness and ,iones
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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-10

lh Ntt.. tiftf iffHs
NNSiuNGrt sop, Thu u.uu.t
bureau tonight uu.Iuyrl thr ..pIl
i."ns 81 Tho following southern places,
f,,H. - ii,ui'ltI. -sb1. r,itDiil. 'lit
Ja.t .'tru. 1919
Louisiana - keru,I 'i,.-. Drtua.
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YESTERDAYS RESULTS
Western League

- Wichlta : Dcs Moines ,
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~ Oklahoma CITY 90. ~ Joseph T..
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MARINES Defeated

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. Giants IIri,alcd

Nv Associated Press.
NEW YORK. SEPT % - " .fHIlt
pii, hing and um,lv hii hN N'.5nJ,'
enabled Chiraao @" defeat NrN Yurt
t'aiaV Saals.
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CLEVELAND POUNDS
3 PITCHERS HARD
INDIANS WIN OPENING hAME OF
CRlIt,I StRtt~ WITH
TIM YANKEES
O. Assoriais,l Pres

CLEVELAND. sept. % -Clcy,land
Won the iirsi game II The ''ri"- from
New work. driving Quinn nni M"eiids
from "a, box Ruth made M ''ih
hmm nm TIM .-nLn
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~ Kansas City !. innc1ralis g
a. Louisville - Indianapolis so.
~ Toledo ? Columbus ..
~ Milwaukee . -. Paul Z.
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BROOKLYN DEFEATS
CARDINALS 4 To Z
MasTERIy PITCHING ny MINi>.
DER ENABLES a. IL 10
BEAT GIANTS

BROOKLYN. sept. q. -- Brookiyn
started It's final campaign against AZ,
western clubs TO-DAY hy defeating ;
Louis. The spurs.
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Pirates Heat I'hilS

PHILADELPHIA. SIpi = pit.s.
hufg tuily defeated Philadelphia.
Soaihworih's hort fly drove bonn. th.
winning run loo tn ninth
Surc lv innings l.
Ptftshurg .............. poo nlt fn' -
philadelphia ........... Oal uOu .Gi-.l
Batteries pond'. Hfmlr uut.
Schmidi. kcrucn Csusoy auI Tlgf.
scr
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Splh naublr Ill


. lhSTpN. sept 9-Clnciunlu Opsnt'
the final series ~ thu SEASON today q.
liosinn hy breaking even iu dnuh
header First game. u
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SPUDDER RECRUIT
TRIMS Fl. WORTH
FORMER EASTI ND PITCHER iI,>
tHlNfS ~ MS MERCY ~
NOllfT. NU.Rl y GAME

lpi;T WORTH sept pluough.
@ recruit from the El~iland club VI 90.
N'si Texas league made his debut ir
th" TEXAS lolru, fudl, hy pitching %
r"tur. nnhf game against ihh cham
ri"un Wichita Falls won hnth games
uI double header Co. o. and To- a.
l1rG gains a.
wichita Fails ....... 200 0la nnn
fuf Worth - nUn aDO UUn--p|
lhtttri,H - prrtHuLh and Kitchen
Moon, and Appleton.
Second liu' u
Wichita lnil, ... uuu lun =
l.f Worth uuu 400 eel
Batteries S,U,U and kit.h,us
White. whitaker
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senator Vim Two
thicago Wins

chicago. sept Chicago ull,.i
1u eighth iuniug rails tu.as 3ul q,
f'atod Boston.
S,urc iy innings T.
iiusfNn ... HuH Uuf U1n-,
Chi,agu ............. uuu Ulu u.I--s
iiai,cur~-BuSh and Syhlus. Ci,oit,
and iNnu
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Smith. King, ,hrce-hasc hit. Robertson:
stnsen has ptHl double plays Frih.rg
O. Barber Deal O. Frih,rg % BARBER.
Douglas % Bancroft o. Kelly smith
Duyis. hnsv ~ halls 30 Douglas ..
Nehi !. struck oui, hy Douglas 3 AleV.
ansleT .
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Daily News Wan, Ads bring result.
New Britain herald., 1920-06-21
I.SCETNt THE:NTEH.

kidnaprers. plotters. intrigues. The Little Nugget" beautiful young girl. a rabid baseball fan who prefers 'hutlcrinE" where he can a rollicking youngster. who finds him. self m one predicamcnt after another and cmcrgcs from each with his grin unuuCuched sounds interesting docsa't It" They're all in "Piccadily Jim" owen Moores first starring ve- hlclc under the Selznick banner. which will bc shown the first half of rha week. "Piccadily Jim didn't really mean to come to America but hn stumbled across the girl and it changed all his plans. In Captain kidd's Kids" Harold Lloyd is aided and abctted in his bornbardment of ones funny bone by such mirth mak- CTS as Harry Pollard and Bebe Dan iCls \ beauty chorus that looks as though II had been kidnapped hy Capt. kidd from Broadway forms the pirate crew. William Duncan will be seen in tho sixth episode Of Tho silent Avcnger." The main feature of The silent Avenger'' is that Phil Read (william DuncanD captures a bunch of opium fiends in packing cases. Thursday. Mabel \ormand will he seen in "JinN." the most diVerting play of tho year. It's a real circus put on tho screen. featuring Mabel Normand.
New Britain herald., 1920-06-21
DING A HUSBAND
 Adele Garrison's New Phase of Revelations of q Wife

noticed no ordinary noise. SD com plrtcly absorbed was hc.
 suppuSe tf was my oNerwrought nerves. hut as [ sat there. eyes hNed upon nty father face, [ could not rid mNsrlf or the feeling that even as hts eyes followed the lines Of my mothers old-fashioncd writing down tho yrIInvcd pages other vision fol- lowed his. that another presence nllcd with love and :orgtvencss--hov- cred near him.
 out or tllc paSt.
 rt muar have been midnight when hc began the last letter of the last raci<ct | wondered frarrully what Inc would du when hr came to himself and saw that there were m more m tsyivoH uadrrncnth hts hand. And when hr put out his hand at last to take another | was close to his side aud Hippoi my own nand' into his.
 "Th rU atc ro more. dear | said -oftIy
 have wondered eyer since that night why uscd the word dear alone ut that moment instead of pre- nxing thr word rather as l usually do. tt thc' words my father looked mp wildly and the next moment he had crushed my hands m his, and with lnnl< of awe upon his face was nurmurtng over and over again:
 Sweet Sweet. swect!''
 [ realized in 8 second the hallu- ciuatlon that had come to him. | am satd to bc mnrvcllously like my dead mother in her youth. My voice even resembles hers. And | knew how | do not know--that tho favor itc pct namc which my father had givcn her tn that lonp-buried time. pud hy which he invariably addressed her, was the dimtnutiVc sweet guessed that n had fitted her per fcctly After hours of close Commun- ion with my dead mothers letters tho sudden sight of mo had for mo- ment completely unhinged his brain.
 stood mottonlcss in his clasp, for [ feared tho cftcct of n single en- hght"ntnu word. But in another min ute tho reaction came.
 With a wild glance of rcaliza ton my father sank back into his chair. and with head bowed upon his hands burst into the choking. heart-rcnd- ing sohs which come to man but once or twice in q lifetime.
 And aA | held him close. sm"othCd hts hatr and brought him gradually hack to Calmncss again there came to mo the feeling that 1 was not alone in my manifestations.
New Britain herald., 1920-06-21
INON'S THEATER.

"A World of Folly" a powerful so- cicty drama. IS the significant title of inc William Fox production in which the beautiful Vivian Rich adds to her sucCcss as a new film star. IL opens at FoN's this afternoon for two days only on account Of the thcater being used on Wednesday hy the Aziz Grot- 10 of New Britain.
 There Is a deep love interest throughout and a happy climax comes with the defeat of the aims of an interruptions man who tried to wreck tho life of an innocent woman. The tangIe is straightened out and this climax tx formed. and for dra- matic tcnscness is one of the best seen in a photoplay of this type.
 Miss Rich K not only charming and beautiful. but in the role of He lcne Flair she grasps firmly the op- portunities for restrained acting which tho character and situations afford
 The l2th episode of that wonder serial The Lost City" is also shown. and in addition there is comedy, ''MongreIs." a Chester Outing and the Fox News from all over>thc world.
 The vaudeville part Of the program offers Kapman and Wells. Elsie Ford. Burns and Davis and Jack Boyle and company.
New Britain herald., 1920-06-21
PARSONS THEATER.

Tonight will see an important event at Parsons theater. Hartford when James Cormican and his we'll known and popular Cormican Play- CTS will insugurate the dramatic stock season with "Parlor. Bedroom, and Bath" The response at the box clnce has been very gratifying and a capacity audience will be on hand to welcome the new company. Mir. Cor mican's company contains such well Campbell Walker. Mrs. Nina Crolius Gleason, Ruth Hammond, Rebckah Csuble. Edith Allenby, James Glca- son, Lynn Platt, William Williams, Max Naizman and J. P. Hagen.
 "Parlor, Bedroom and Bath con cerns the adventures of an innocuous young husband who is compelled to live up to his wife's conception of him as gay Lothsrio. Modest and un- assuming as he is she still believes him irresistible to women, and -lories in his imaginary past. To sustain the illusion he proceeds to pose as a dare devil and quite unwittingly becomes involved in a desperate situation in a private suite in lonely wayside inn carnival of laughter follows in the wake of his predicament and a wealth of hilariously amusing lines and situations. The curtain will rise tonight at s:30. Matinees will be played Wednesday, Thursday and Saturday.
New Britain herald., 1920-06-21
liu When Her Father
 |c Last Letter.

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