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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-06

they would last two
weeks. +. W a $
treated by two doc
tors without relief
and they both said
/ would have 10 have
an operation. | had
trouble fouryears
and was unfit TO do
anything. and had
given up all hope Of
ever getting any
better. Tread about
your medicine in the
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Meeting of the 4. ID. C.s

The L. ID. C.s will NEE, on Friday
rftcrnoon at O'Clock with Mrs. Erncs,
Miller. 1906 jackson street. this Is
abe first meeting of the new year. u II
urged that there h. full attendance.
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Tor their home IN Tulsa. okla. after
a weeks visit with their parents. Mr.
and Mrs. q. =. Flanders. 1909 Lincoln
street.
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SoclaI Notes and Pcr,onnl Mention

Miss Lyt,a Bill left Thursday for
Berkeley. California. whcrc she will
make an extended visit with Miss cor
nclia wolflin.
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STOMNCH SIlEEERERs.

sufferers with all forms ~ stomach
trouble, indigestion, gas acidity and
heartburn. can end the distress with
Fowlcr's stomach Waters. Sold by all
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Daughters of Isabella 10 Give New
Near HnIA

On Thursday afternoon January 9Th
10 s:50 u'clock. the Daurht,rs 10 Isa.
bella viii give New Year party ai
the home of Mrs Wheeler. llOS Van
Buren, street.
= large attendance Il expected. each
member being allowed 10 Invite guest
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Social Notcs and Personal Mention

social Notes and Personal Mention
The many friends II MIR l.. q. Small
viii rcgrc, To- learn that he Is seriously
VI NJ the Sanitarium. 406 Fillmore st.
Mrs. H. J. Guillan and her sls,ci
Miss Mildred Sanders. left yesterday
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-06

Registered Hog sale. Canyon. Jan.
18th. Write ~. &. kosfey for ,ata.
logues.
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Delightful New Tear Party Given

On saturday evening Mr.. and Mrs.
a. Baum entertained u numler u
thei. = friends vlih delightful New
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WOMAN AVOIDS
AN OPERATION
Hope Nearly Gone, but Lydia
E. Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound Saved Her

Star. N. C.-"My monthly spells
gave me so much trouble. sometimes
Deming graphic., 1921-06-21

seeks his opportunity; he has every
advantage and he will kill In order Ia
rob or to escape; he Is not worried
about what people max think Of h's
crime for the friendly darkness hides
his identity. Only those who know
The apprehension Of danger after night
fan can realize just what IL means Ia
have trusty gunrlins on which to pre-
vent the sudden descent Of crUfl. savage
aud inhuman robbers aud aSSaSsins
more beaStlv than the wild animals
that roam through the jungles.
FaithfulneSS. unSelfiSh devotion ia
duty. disregard Of personal danger.
are the qualities that were lost when n
gunmnn shot Capt Phoenix from th
rear, In his place the Pass city has
to its certain knowledge two prowlmg
desperate criminals ready and willing
To commit the most atrOcious and
bloody deeds But these fellows are
far from being hung even II captured.
Slobbering Scntimentality has yet 10 be-
Ieckonel with.
Deming graphic., 1921-06-21
A PARTY FOR HELLO GIRLS

\ delightful little party was given at
the home Of Mrs. Mary West, 3iI :.
Gold ave. ON "Wednesday evening.
June II by Genelle Minis and Artie Co
forth. for telephone girls and friends.
Those present were Mr.. j. c. O'Lea-
ry. Leonard Minis. VIM. South Frank
. South, Glen PriScr, Frank Niurphie
and Jess South
Mrs Mary West. Mrs Jennie Num-.
! Christine FOiStcr, Rena Iolstein, Lola
May Reagan. Jennie Maybin. Francis
Longhottom. Genelic Minis Artic Co
forth.
Everything being beautifully deco
rated In blue aud pink
Games and dancing was feature Of
evening
We Deming dancers have one dancer
we don't know about Go down when
II says. "O'Leary Corner" and there
What The rest--.
At late hour dainty refreshments
served being carried out in same
cOlOrS.
The table being decorated In flow.
cts and StreamerS each streamer hav-
ing place card and a Small card with
n description of same one at the table
on IT,
The one who guessed most dcscrip-
tionS Of persons won prizes, Frank
South first Glen Priscr, second
At II 90 p. m. all went home having
had delightful time.
Deming graphic., 1921-06-21
BURNEY-HOLT-


Wilbur Clifton Bur1iey and Mi
Helen Agnes Holt We're principals in
lpretty wedding at the PRESBYTERIAN
church at o'clock last Wednesday al
tornoon, the ceremony being performes
by the Rev. W. NJ. Sickles in the pres
ence of few intimate friends of IN,
family.
The church was decorated for the oc
casion with pink and white carnation,
and trailing plants, effectively dispos
cd about the altar.
The bride entered the church and mn
preached the altar ON the arm of her
father, W. Il. Holt, while Miss Kathe,
rine Wamel played the beautiful
I.ohengrin wedding march. The bride.
groom and the officiating clergyman
were already at the altar The sym
bolic double-ring service was used. the
father giving his daughter In marriage
Mrs. Holt, the mother. Miss Lucille
Holt and Margaret Holt, sisters, were
with the bridal party.
Slim. pretty and wonderfully gowned
in white Swiss Organdie. wearing n
white georgettc hat, and carrying an
arm bouquet of brides roses, the bride
WAS the center Of admiring eyes. A
brooch set with pearls and diamonds
was the only jewrlry worn by the
bride; this was the gift of the bride
groom.
Following tie fina, words of he i'm
preSsive ceremony. the bridal la 'ty
retired Ia the rear Of the church Will,
the OrgsniSt played the MendelSsOhu'S
wedding march In her inimitable way
After receiving the friends present the
Iarty went 10 the home Of the brides
parents where wedding dinner was
criuytL.
Mr.. and Mrs. Burney motored to III
PaSO the same evening. They expect
to be- az home in LuIdshurg scun whtrt
thr bridegroom hi, furnished sIta
be l'pr. Later they viii eNu-ni their
honeymoon To san Antonio, Texas.
where the parents Of Mr.. Barney te-
side
The bride Is the daughter ol me uf
- uug'S most cultured families, the
a. her being AT present tn, editor Of
thu LoidA urr Liberal and turmrrly Of
the Deming Graphic, known as the
NeStOr Of his profession. Reared In
Dcming, Mrs Burney was graduate
from the Dcming High School. She Is
appreciated for her gracious presence
she Is musician of marked talent and
for some time has been Organist at the
Presbyterian church of which she and
her husband are members. Deming
will feel very kccnly loss of this fav
orite daughter and popular member Of
the younger social set
The bridegroom Is the son of w ID. /.
Burney for many years president of
the Guadalupe Valley Bank of Guada /
lupe. Texas At present he is depart P
ment manager Of the Lordsburg Mcr-
camille Go. where he is valued for his |
business ability.
The wedding gifts were many and
valuable, demonstrating the esteem IN
which the happy couple We're held.
Deming graphic., 1921-06-21
DOUBLE WEDDING Is
Sol EMNIZED AT DEMING

Four Silver City people were the
principals IN n double wedding solem-
nized last Friday at Demng, when
Miss Alice Morse and J. &. Gordy,
aud Pat Phillips and Miss Ruth Croc.
ker. were united in marriage. Fol
lowing the ceremony, the newly-weds
started ON an automobile honeymoon
10 the Grand Canyon Of the Colo
rado.-Silver City Independent.
Deming graphic., 1921-06-21
ANNAPOLIS

Congressman Montoya has an open
ing for an appointment to Annapolis
for high school or accredited college
graduates. Applications. qualifications
and recommendations should be- wired
at once, aS the application must be-
made 10 take effect July /
Deming graphic., 1921-06-21

Mrs. \. +. Falkcnberg and son. Jack.
left the city last Thursday for Denver,
Colo. where she will remain pntil join.
ed by husband when the family will
visit their old home in the east.
Deming graphic., 1921-06-21
FOR SALE

FOR SALE good young and fresh
Jersey COW See Rogers. lie
Deming graphic., 1921-06-21

FOR SALE OR TRADE-One perfect
ly good Indian motorcycle, apply at
Electric shoe shop. lite
Deming graphic., 1921-06-21

FOR SAI4E-Red brick, fire brick
lime and sewer pipe. Z. F Moran ,6l3
Iron Avenue, phone 218. 4l-tf
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-07-26

forestation, and throughout the country steps are
being taken TO repair the terraces, renew the forest
growth, and build . living barrier along the coast to
check the advance Of the invading sands. AT the
exercises held annually in honor Of pr. Herzel con
are made by those who revere his mem-
DRY 70 aid IN this Work. The particular purpose to
which the resulting fund II devoted Is the planting
OF q great grove OF olive trees, which will serve the
double purpose OF checking the drifting sands and,
IN their productive period, Of providing revenues
tor the promotion Of educational work In Palestine,
Thus the memory Of q noble man 10 to be en-
shrined In living verdure, IN itself a type Of immor-
tally, and In the broadening and enlightening in
fuence OF education. Love and appreciation could
find no finer form of expression,
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-07-26

ADVICE AND AID.
I met him on the highway and his
plight was sad to see,
His clothes were stained and dusty and
as shabby as could be;
says he: Il need assistance and I'm
asking it from YOU"
To which I glibly answered.: Friend,
III tell Q what to do"
Running true to common custom, /
began to work my chin.
Saying: Pull yourself together and
some day you'll surely win,
Find a job and work your hardest.
you can conquer if you will
But he grinned a bit and answered:
Mister, get me, I am i'll.
II am sick and I am weary n I
haven't got the price
VI the cheapest sort of dinner. I'm
not hungry for advice,
ana right now your sermons wasted:
although lovely is your creed.
It's not advice I'm after. it's a little
help I need"
Now that fellows got me thinking
He been in my mind all day.
: can see MS gloomy figure slowly
trudging down the way,
But ! learned from. him this lesson.
Wnich I'd never thought
about
Better far than words OF wisdom is to
neip a fellow out.
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EVENING EDITION.

Already the had lied to me In her
description OF Adele Rossignoi. Do
YOU remember what she said
black-haired woman with beady eyes:
and / only five minutes before had
picked up from the table-this." z y
He opened his p~ocketbook, and
took from an envelope 2 long strand
sBut it was not only because she
lied that I had her takenss to the
depot. "A pot OF cold cream had dis
appeared from the 9 OF Mile.
Celie."
right
"Perrichet, after ali, was quite
wrong-not to hold his tongue. For
In that pot OF cold cream, as I was
sure, were hidden those valuable dia-
mond earrings which Mile. Celis
habitually wore"
square in front of the Establishment
des Bains. Ricardo dropped on to q
bench and wiped his forehead.
"But I am in a maze!'. he cried.
"My head turns round. / don't know
where I am" =
Hanaud stood in front Of Ricardo,
smiling. He was not displeased with
his companions bewilderment; 1t was
all so much Of tribute to- himself.
III am the captain Of the ship" he
said.
His smile irritated Ricardo, who
spoke impatiently.
II should be very glad" he said
III you would tell me how you dis
covered all these things. And what
1t was that the little salon on the
first morning had to tell you? And
why Celia Harland ran from the
glass doors across the grass to the
motor-car and eagain from the car.
riage into the house On the lake?s
Why she did not resist yesterday eve-
ming? Why she did not cry for help?
How much Of Helene Vauquier's evil
dence was true n how much false?
For what reason Wethermill concern
ed himself in this affair? Oh! and
thousand things which I don't under
stand"
of paper. and the aluminium flask"
said Hanaud; and the triumph faded
from his face. He spoke now to Ri
cardo with a genuine friendliness.
you must not be angry with me il
I keep you In. the dark for a little
while. ], too, Mr.. Ricardo. have ar
tistic inclinations. I will not spoil
tr~A SAAA0 osSAy @ IA
Mile .Celie will be ready to tell us.
afterwards I will willingly ex-
plain to you what I read in the evt
dences of the room, and. what SO
greatly puzzled me then. But Il is
not the puzzle OF it's solution" he
said modestly, which is most inter-
esting here. Consider the people.
Nine. Dauvray, the old, rich, ignor-
ant woman, with her superstitions
and her generosity, her desire to con-
verse with Nine. de -Montespan and
the great ladies Of the past, and her
love Of a young, fresh face about her.
Suddenly jealous.
Helene Vau4uier, the maid with her
six years Of confidential service, who
finds herself suddenly supplanted and
made to tend and dress in dainty
frocks the girl who has supplanted
her ;the young girl herself, that poor
child. with. her love of fine clothes,
the Bohemian who, brought up
amidst trickeries and practicing them
as a profession. looking upon them
and upon misery and starvation and
despair as the commonplaces of life,
keeps a simplicity and a delicacy and
a freshness which would have with
cred in a day had she been brought
up otherwise; Harry Wethermil1, the
ccurted and successful man of genius.
Continued in tomorrow
Evenings Herald. :
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-07-26
THE HERALD MAIL BAG
THE KING On TcEI,ANn.,

-
Editor Grand Forks Herald:
The article In the Daily Herald.
a, In reference to the visit Of
the King Of Denmark to Iceland =
not altogether correct. This is a Sec
ond visit. instead OF the irst, ofla
Danish king to the Icelandic nation.
IN the summer OF 1874, Christian
iA. the grandfather OF the presen1
King. visited Iceland during the cele-
nratton OF the 1000 years jubilee com
memorating the eountry's irst per-
manent settlement, Nearly every ct-
vilised government In the world sent
oeieShtioHa Or representatives.
Al the time OF that visit the king
GRANTED 9 new and a more liberal
constitution TO he icelandic nation.
Iceland Was first permanently SET
tied S74 BY Norwegian noblemen
VINO loft the northern country be-
cause Ct civil wars Also many came
rom Scotland, ireland and adjacent
islasids. Iceland was FIRST an indie
nendent republic without q King or
governor In the present day sensa
n held their independence for
some 400 Years but has been depend
5oncy or province Of Denmark for
ever 600 years
.Respeoetully.
VI. Letfur.
Mountain. N. d
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SOMEBODY WILL GET HURT,

The business OF running" whiskey is one in
which the participants take all sorts of chances. 1t
engage in it are usually the scum Of the earth. These
fellows are held in contempt even by those who pa
tropaze them, and usually they merit all the con-
tempt that is heaped upon them.
With this unreseryed expression Of opinion
concerning the professional snnugglsr and bootleg
ser, We teel constrained to urge upon those who
have been entrusted with the duty Of suppressing
these people that they do not, by the emplovment
OF men equally without eharacter, incur the odium
that property attaches to the bootlegger himself.
When the endorsements of a law which in itself
has certain clements OF appropriately requires the
services Of a large number Of spies and spoilers
there IS always the risk that men will be EMPLOYED
for such services who, in character, are on a mar
with the maletaetoEs whom they are EMPLOYED to
hunt down and are liable to make themselves OBJ
The prohibiton law confers large powers OF
Essoppage and search on those who are regularly an
enforcement officers, II does not authorize
them, without warrant, to enter private dwellings,
|as any tilas, og without warrant to entsr such dwell
Fings at night II authorizes them to stop and search
vehicles Of any kind, and presumably thes have !
to disable fleeing cars by shooting or other.
wise TO toTee them 10 stop, But we are not aware
Esnat even g bring 9 suspected car to- q standstill,
.an oItsess q entitled To- commit manslanghter,
PTohthston Officers must act with viror. but
they should aet also with discretion and with some
Essfahlanse OF recognition Of the rights of taw.abid-
ing individuals on the public highway. There have
been cases N which such persons Were halted and
Esaossstsd g INSULT and i~ndignity. utterly Without
reason or excuse. The indiserisnsr,ate and reckless
lhalting Of cars, sNnetinaes with danger is tie oSsu-
= hazanaous to the public, and Il creates !
lcoadatsoa whlSA may become dangerous to the OH.
ser There aye men who will ssabuait Tor 4 time on
tive 70 eetpg stopped On thespahic road by stran-
gers whoee affesal authority then have no means n
kao~ing Bat il the thing ii repeated Too ofeen some.
D1edy q hksly s. Get hart Ard The p-eaesfal citizen
fkho fesaats Nhak ~ has essss season tp bssieve 4
II TAD ~ q hlGAway xStt End \ ccusiderable
Ieedy q pshhe opina0a - ~ haek
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sxxorsxs.

Ribcardo. wealthy widower. u at Ak
Lss-aines. There no meets wethermin.
who IL lucky at gambling. and Made
mm9iseila Celie. who y not SO lucky,
Ceite is companion to Madame Douvray.
who lives at the villa Rose, and, Is we'll
MadamS Doavray Is found murdered
In her villa, and her maid. Helen Va
outer, Is ehleroformed. Hanaud. IA
n taS@ a ssisSs'y tss w no1,a Is At 4 Ak ns On vega ga
case, Cello Is not to be found when the
murder Is discovered. but footprints out
side OF the house T believed to be
s%as On ssF y nai,ss saaT MSsn NV who n,, Was
was committed. tells that Celie told
him to ask for a holiday on that day.
and herself. arranged 1T
seAness which, Gale held al the villa
Rose. and claims that she exerted great
influence ever Madame DooNrsy, who
The jewels Of Madame Dauyray, for
which il is believed the murder "a
committed. are found by Hanaud, In q
cache under the floor, Nothing is miss
Ing save a few jewels h was wearing.
The maid. Helene Eaoaier, is permitted
70 leave the Villa Rose and 10 to the
home OF friends.
Marthe Goblin. = woman from Hanaud
had hoped to obtain a clue to the real
perpetrator Of the crime. is murdered
while on her way to tell her story. As
y result. however, Of a letter which she
leaves. the chase leads to Geneva. and
Hana1d and his assistants so to . lene-
murder may be committed II prompt
measures are not taken.
At the Villa they find an old has
keeping watch over Celie who Is held q
prisoner, and is strapped to . couch.
With Collie. Kanaad and Ricardo leave
wethermm. who was engaged to
Maaemeiselle Celte, and who has assists
ed In the search for her, is arrested for
the murder Of Madame pouxrsx.
Ricardo now for the first time on-
derstood the trend of all Hanaud's
talk at that luncheon. He was put
ting Harry Wethermil upon his
guard, ne was immobilizing him, he
was lettering him in precautions;
with q subtle skin he was forcing
him to isolate himself, And he was
doing it deliberately to save the life
OF Celia MARYLAND In Geneva
Once Ricardo lifted himself up
with the hair stirring on his scalp.
He himself had been with Wether-
mill in the observation-disclosures on the
very night Of the murder. They had
walked together up the hill to the ho-
tel, 1t could NOT be- that Harry
Wethsrmill was guilty. And yet. he
suddenly remembered. they had to-
gsther left the rooms at an early
hour.
Stfting tho DctAiA.
1t was only 10 O'Clock when they
had separated in the hall. when they
had gone. each to his own room.
There would have been time for
Weshermtn to reach het Villa Rose
and do his dreadful work upon that
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-07-26

Ricardo got up and walked down
from the hotel with the detective.
The front door faces the hillside OF
Mont Reward. and on this side Mr..
Ricardo's rooms looked out. The
drive from the front door curves
round the end of the long building
and joins the road. which then winds
down toward the town past the gar
den at the back Of the hotel. Down
this road the two men walked, Will.
the supporting wall OF the garden up
on their right hand grew higher and
higher above their heads. They came
to q steep flight Of steps which makes
q short u from the hotel to the
road, and at the steps Hanaud
stopped.
"po YOU seer" he said. ION the
opposite side there are no houses:
there is only q wall, Behind the wall
there are climbing gardens and the
ground falls steeply to the turn Of the
road below. There's 8 flight of steps
leading down which corresponds with
h hight Of steps from the garden.
Very often there's q serjent-de-ville
stationed at the top Of the steps. But
there was not one there yesterday aft
ernoon at 3.
Behind US is the supporting walt
Of the hotel garden. Well. look about
You. We cannot be seen from the
hotel, There's not a soul IN sight
yes, there's some One coming up the
hill. but we have been standing here
quite long enough for you to stab me
and get back to your coffee on the
Everanda Of the hotel
Carefully Planned.
Ricardo started back.
"Marthe Goblin" he cried. 1T was
here, them"
Hanaud nodded.
When we returned from the sta
ton in your motor car and went up
to Your rooms we passed Harry
Weshernafl1 sitting upon the veranda,
over the garden drinking his coffee.
he had the news then that Marthe
Goblin was 0 her way"
But you had isolated the house
IN Geneva How could he have the
news exclaimed Ricardo, whose
brain was whirhng,
Il had isolated the house from
him. in the sense that he dared not
communicate with his accompIices
That is what you have to remember.
He could not even let them know that
they must not communicates with him.
so ne received a telegram. It was
carefully worded. No doubt he had
arranged b wording of any message
With h are which was used in all
the preparations
IT ran like thfss-and Hanaud
took a scrap Of paper from his
pocket and read out from ii a copy
OF the telegram. Agent arrives Atx
at TO negotiate purchase of your
patent. The telegram was handed
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-08-29
NO WORD COMES
FROM HAYNES
Federal Officials Here Fail to
Get Order to Destroy Stock
of Liquor.

No official word Of the order issued
bv Prohibition Commissioner Roy Haynes
AT washington regarding the destruction
Of confiscated liquor stocks held by
Federal officials throughout the country
had been received in this city. accord
ing TO Bert Morgan, prohibition oihcer
for Indiana. Until this order Is received
Mr. Morgan says no store Of any KIND
Will be taken According to dispatches
the order provided that all impure ana
adulterated liquor should be destroyed.
W. O. Holman, group chief OF prohi-
hilton agents in this territory, said that
there is very little of this class Of liquor
In storage. as It always has been the
custom of prohibition agents to destroy
nil white mule" and mash, etc, when
seized Only bottled in bond goods are
kent as general rule. Mr.. Holman
said that at Hammond there was smah
quantity Of mule" probably not more
than five gallons. According to his hg-
ures there Is not a great amount or
liquor held by prohibition agents In
Indiana. Forty eight quarts are held In
Mr.. Holman's Office here, 746 quarts at
Terre Haute and about $50 quarts at
Hammond
The largest stock Of conhscated liquor
in Indiana is being held at the Federal
building by United States Marshal Mark
Storen under orders Of the Federal Dis
trict Court.