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The Cordova daily times., 1921-09-30

There will be the usual weekly dance at the Empress cabaret tomor row evening
The Cordova daily times., 1921-09-30

Kodak finishing. Scarborough.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-10-30
INTERNATIONAL SUNDAY SCHOOL
LESSON FOR TODAY

Or Theodore l.. Cuylcr Tho subjec,
vas frequently brought to the attention
q tn Lessor Committee during tl.s
81 fifteen yns. Nrtl ttc maiter wa
ans 81 between Nirs Willard and ga
7. jacobs .u r. diumit.. srcn, on "a,
lnrt q the international Convention AZ
r.itahurE m 1880 Their agreement
practically bound tn lesson Commit
zee io M lclst four Tcmucflnc, les
s'us Ter c1ch Nc3r Tho Committee has
sought 20 carry out In good faith thai
ngtr,m"rt.' Nnrious notifications were
wndc during the following Years. hut
40 l'Hs. one lrssln "a wear wps retain
81. and others have h"sn pio, iicd fni
90 various w1yt The importance of
uniiuuirc a. have ics ans un Temper.
moe Ht l.nst once year T. obvious.
For tho benefit uf III rising genera
uon. and owing o. constant changes
o. "a" aspcris in the question. IL Is
1rccs strv that touucnncc INSTRUCTION
should suntinuc o. lc given on the
moral 'nd spiritual lass 10 S,rip,urai
tcrhlng
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-10-30
LESSON NOTES.
:. The Wv IL Drunkard> dsa. ssia.

lsirh gave this prouhecy about ,hr
year 80 a. g. shortly before Tho ~l
Slmar.a Luxury and drunkenness
md hcr"ino the haiti of ~, tcoplc ~
'fnel The character aud punishment
. the Northern kiug,ium were a warn
~ o. Judah while .aiiah's ministry
yns chiefly 4 the Sullh.m Kingdom
his message II dirrotril :" H. ,riam.
whose name was of,ru ~ the
whole Northern Kingdom. uf.,-
he ns' with dtunknri~. m, r. WI.
oncrH and pride. while conduct was
h-srac.fui. and should hav, brought
ham.. This urhB?uV state l. slgnlfl.d
v the word w!th which the proph-.y
pens Evhraim had IT, Grown II
rid" In the beautiful cities 81 81.
1qria ana 1ezrcsl which stood NJ the
pronounced upon their pride and their
''auty would b. a. fading flower"
W external prosperity. ~ glory. could
turn aside the certain punishment 81
reckless drunkards Tn, prophet saws
The Lord hath mighty one" This
refers probably IN the king of Assyria.
whom God would use to punish his un
worthy people This King would bring
his armies ~ n tcmncs, II hail. de-.
s,rovins storm. as mighty flood which
would cas-, all these glorics down. The
'rown q pride would he 'roiien under
foot. The fading flower II beauty TINT
'lossomcd In the rich valley would he
short lived.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-10-30

They mover csnsc their activities.
cnnsu each rising generation
sh,uld De- faithfully taught the cvil ~
alcuh"l and al" glory and power Of
81. rlotN aud self control The courts
ana the officers n the law should D..
in the hands of God the means "a;
striking terrier into the law breakers
who. fr rain go qualification Of their
~ iltoF. " Would surrender on fair ani
.iuguuf hand % a., rude and ruin 90
run Hrds Agliu. it us iasv ,nruuf
r,uvui from De promises ol Gul. -,
faithful who maintain ughi,ousn"fs,
nd sohii"tv. shnll not hack the an.
auurnrnr presence ami power II the
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-10-30
TOPIC-strong Drink In u Nations
Life.
Murid's Temperance sunda,J
lRIPrCRE .ESsO>--I,aiah sslI3.
t01Di y rENr--Wr unto iim thai
eiyeth his neighbor d inl. Iila. s.i5

We 10 the crown of pride II the
d, anksrds Il E9braim. and 10 the tad
ing flower of his eiorio.s beauty which
l. on the head of the tat valley 81 them
that ase overcome With wine. b..
Ibid. the Lord hath "a mighty and
strong one; as a tcnp - ~ aau d..
f.roying II rn. as tv.u!i.st Il mighty
~.iefs overlooking. Will Dee east down
t. the earth with the hand. The
crown of prid, Il the lrunkards 81
ishrsiin shall fv ir,sll u under foot.
4 and the fadirg i.uwcr ~ his giuri lus
isauiy. which r. on the head ~ the H..
valley. shall l., a. IA, frst uvr Ia
l-ioie th. summer. Whl,h when d,
that lorketh upon Il s,cth. Wilde IL j.
Set In his hl,.d Lc e1t-,h u up In
that dfy viii Jehovah Il hosts hccomc
a crown 81 glory. and "a diadcm of
iauly. unto IN. ,csidue II has people.
. and a spirit 81 JUSTIFY Ia him that
s.iieth In judgment and strength To
them that turn hack the tattlc at n,
gate.
And even taes- reel with wine. and
81 eyer with strung drink. the priest
ard the prophet REL vi h strung drink.
they a.. swallowed ~ II wine. thcy
s,agrer with strong drink they err H.
,i'ion. they stumble In judgment
= q all tables are fun 1T vonlt and
fl,hiness. 80 that there Is No plac,
q. an.
Whom win he teach knowledge
and whom viii he make To- understand
tie message, them that are wesned
I nm the milk. and drawn from the
irs-sts7 10 Fer u Is pr,-ccnt u!on pre-
cept. precept upon precepi; line upon
l. 5. lime upon hne; here n little. ther
a little.
II Sey Tut hy men % strange Il,
ard with another tongue viii he speak
.. this people; IL 20 whom he said
This II the rest. give W rest IL him
thst IL weary; and this H. the refreshing,
yet they would not hear. "a Therefore.
shsil the word OF Jehovah b. unto them
y. eccpt upon preccpt preccrt upon pre-
cept: lire uron line. line upon line
here little. there little: that they
nay 60. and fall backward. and be
broken. and SHARED. and taken.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-10-30

merely Juan de IL @ the 60" start
.ng Tor his last namc.
III Paso McNicnns are authority tm
Ibis explanation. They say, however
hat most MeNicans Use the American
custom. their given name and the fam
rs name.
Another custom, McNicrnS say. n to
uuun children after national heroes
iD1.ur i.it,hl Villas mumr IN The
rrvo utiouary dait. "a NJ of the hogs
nlnns the bordcr were named either
paucho. Franc.sco ur villa. and often
,wo uf these names were used before
4 hsig last names
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-10-30
INTRODUCTION.

In accordance with custom. we have.
during this quarter. one lesson devoted
70 Temperance. I, IL Worlds TEN.
r"rsnce sunday" Early In It's history
the lnternstiona. Lesson Committee
ss"rted the plan Il having temperance
lessons In the scries published under
~ direction. In regard &C. that matter.
M. J. u. samcey saws international
I-ss~n s-siem y. iear :on September
:. 1878. the first formal reaues, for
fseQuert rrc~,'s'i"n - Temperance IN
The ie-scn scheme was read to the
C,mr ittce. II was a letter from Rev
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-10-30

ID hy drink. They ,Irof IN vision. and
stumbled In judgment, and their social
lie vas drfilcd Even their hanqucts
worc made filthy hy excess 81 a ink.
IN. The GiyiHg ~ insird,iion taS.9isl
Rather abruptly the prophc, intro
duccs Thu ,houa'it IL o. p4'urg his
ilos Jon 90 ~, mouths g the 'raus.
rds arc they az r,trinc With ~rurn
hc m.ru. ur Witch hr uugs. They
a sod. Whom ate NuI O. lux ~ teach
Do wa tH., us Tor new born la'its
that you should teach as IN q nursery.
ur,rcri upon pt,r. o.. line upon line,
mere little and There q little" Nhi'h
~ Hs much o.. Co nN. ", are frHwu
people lnd Wv WI do uur own way
,c hove up q, Tor NuuI Ga ldish meth
ri. ~ tyi,hng W vii assert cur,
prfsnral hhrt, a' de- 49, ", please.
Certainly this Kind II talk is not unin
uillaI iu amy tr. Even now the lutcis|
n. drink 1ui 90 -. vhn would Wpnt|
hy tho s5lc "i uquu. tE io lufb 81
er.H thp effort. w t,Uuunu. pe/
plr who drHu uud ,far.. i.uF f.r nj
%. society iHum th, it.u
,fil
iu y,ros iIIl thr rl iih.t li sVcr'
'rI~ suufuiul o. 80 Cd. the drIn .ar,ls
iir tells them that 10 h'y viii NOT
learn the ss1u from their own
rrurh.is and tHHrh,rs Cod win nnd(
another wy Go teach them the pain |
lul lc.suu which tho" need By means
q Strange hns and with anoihcr|
tongue. d. viii sn"lk o. this people
rh1' b. BE- viii bring BOO the Assvrmns
80 'hrir enemies. g. nunish them for
h.'r drunkenness and their other sins.
rhv very people O. whom hc promised
80 and p,t'r Wpg.u i,c DESTROYED and
,,-r d. WI hv war because they hni|
'i't'rl M" true way. and had given
themselves over tu sin. Their punish
.rcnt would be- like a., chastlscmcnt
- uuvi'liug ,hilircu 60 reluctant pu
pills
Herr Is rl"h suggestion Or the lead
'rs In the crusade acalns, strong drink
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-10-30
n. The Drerad''ion of Drunkenness
(se:ss)

Here We have two verses which d..
scithe the wrctchedncss and misery and
disgrace which ever go with the drink
vii. In Israel. even the leaders OF the
reople in religion and morals had he
'ome the slaves of drink. The priest,
snd the prophet. were often found
trunk. and these who ough, 90 have
teen examples to the people. gave dis
gds;lng exhibitions % the ruin occasion.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-10-30
MEXICAN YOUTH MAY
GET MOTHERS NAME
Nv Associated Pr~-

gL pASo. T.Xas. Oci. 20 A McNi
IN Do, uu. ke 30 m1ihcr's ast
me fur a. itst name. or his fathers.
d. both n hls fr.t name rs Juan ana
n.H mo,h.-'s mildrn name was sanchez
"a his fathers nam. Garcia b" may
nli himself Juan sanchez. Juan Garcia
" Juan Slnch,E Garcia. When thu
.,nullK IL vel tuuWn. the lDN may us,
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-10-30

Try Chiropractic and get well ii other methods
have failed. Chropractc is purely a mechanical
science. il has absolutely nothing to do with med
icine massage or osteopathy. Its entire purpose is
accomplished when the displaced vertebrae are put
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-10-30
FIRE DEPRTMAENT
HAS ITS OWN RED

by Assoctn,s~ ~s---
CHICAGO. oct. :9.-After Janunry
1. la2s. private Vehicles In chicagp
may not bc panied with the same sha le
rcd u&d by the fir. department.
The city council passed AN ordinance
40 that effect under the state law civ.
ing II authority To cNrx6fo york
~ IN, poli,p and 4.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-10-30

back into place, and when the pincEng OF the nerve
is released
Chiropractic is the druglcss Health Science
which is daily relieving the pain OF hundreds OF
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-10-30

Let Chir0practic Locate Your Trou1
Have the Cause Your Trouble Correctly Located This Possible Iabuat
Evening star., 1921-11-18
tenton Mission, will give a card party
at 8 o'clock, Chevy Chase Library.

tenton Mission. will give a card party
at o'clock. Chevy Chase Library.
Central Citizens Association meets
at 8 o'clock. Juvenile Court, 203 I
street northwest.
Writer'S League meets at 8 o'clock
at the Public Library. The prize win
ner in poetry will be announced.
DIR. Charles E Jefferson Of Broad
way Tabernacle. New York city, will
speak at 4:45 and 8, at First Con-
gregational Church.
Reading class of the Spanish Amer
| lean Atheneum meets at o'clock at
the Thomson School.
Washington Councils officers will
exempltfy degrees of Knights of Co
lumbus at 1880. K. of c. Hall.
Brookland Citizens Association will
meet at Masonic Temple. 18th and
Monroe streets northeast at o'clock
Mrs. Nina Van Wrinkle will speak.
Washington Council. X. Of c., will
give a Thanksgiving dance at the
Cairo, 9 o'clock.
Rabbi Abraham ]. Feldman of Phil
adelphia will occupy the pulpit of
Washington Hebrew Congregation
Eighth Street Temple. His subject
will be The Jewish Main Street" To-
morrow morning he will speak of
'Unseeing Eyes"
The dance under the auspices of the
Catholic Women's Service Club will
be given at COL E street.
Chinese" social in Sunday school
room of West Washington Baptist
Church.
Ladies' Aid of St. Olaf Lutheran
Church will hold sale of Christmas
articles. All invited.
Business Women's Council will
meet at Church Of the Covenant at
1880 O'Clock. Mrs. Sheldon p. Spencer
will conduct Bible class at $50.
Society of Natives Of the District of
Columbia will hold it's annual meet
ing at o'clock in oak room of the
Raleigh Hotel. Election of officers
and members.
Ladies' Auxiliary, 18th street
branch, Y. NJ. c. A.. will hold art ex-
hibit and sale of handicraft work at
O'Clock. Public invited.
THE Modern Schooi-How 1t Uses
Laboratory" will be the subject of
an address by DR.. Frank w. Ballou,
superintendent of schools. at a meet
ing of the Progressive Education AS
sociation in the Department vf In
terror at s o'clock.
Evening star., 1921-11-18
Children in Need

of better health can get strength from
Father Johns Medicine. No drugs
Evening star., 1921-11-18
ADJUSTMENTS.

In America under auspices Of the Ministry oj
Fine Arts Of France.
EDNOND
Evening star., 1921-11-18
AT THE, COMMUNITY CENTERS

Wilson Normal Center-Tonight:
Columbia Athletic Club; short-story
writing; library.
East Washington Center-Ionish.1;
An entertainment will be presented
by the Boy Scouts. Troop 50. at >
O'Clock: Boy Scouts, Troop s.. ':oO
o'clock: Metropolitan Athletic Ciuo'
o'clock.
seyen-thirty. Boy Scouts; rhythmic
dancing: library.
Park View-Tonight: Boy Scouts;
Park View Athletic Club; Royal Ath-
letic Club; Royal Midgets.
Thomson Center-Tonight: Dra-
matte entertainment: War Mothers'
Spanish: millinery: dressmakins; con-
versational French and Spanish: COM
mercial and fine arts: Boy Scouts,
scoutmaster. DR.. Kirk; Boys Clubs.
Johnson-Powen Center-Tonight:
French for adults. Nine. Tharin, oi-
rector: dressmaking and plain sew,
Ing: use of sewing machines; Powell
ing of the Friday Evening Club;
meeting Boy Scouts. Troop 40.
Southeast Center-Tonight: Polly
anna ana Otner urandtlC ciupS dI '."V'
Miner Normal Center-Tonight:
Home nursing; dietetics; fancy needle
work: conversational French and
Spanish: community chorus; dress
making; sewing: beauty culture.
There will be special activities for
children on each Friday evening.
Burville Center-Afternoon for chill
dren; Mother Goose Club: Bible
stories: piano lessons; Children's Sew
ing Club.
Tonight: Adult meetings; Mothers
Savings and Sewing Club; Girls So
cial and Literary Club: Boy Scouts,
Troop 571: dressmaking and millinery:
Art Needle Work Club: rehearsal for
Christmas operetta by firty children.
Randall Center-Tonight:. :. Athletic
Club: Junior Athletic Club: Dramatic
Club; clubroom use; Salesman.s Club;
ushers' rehearsal; monthly meeting
of the Community Association.
West Washington Center-Special
mass meeting tonight for the forma-
ton of women's clubs, music by COM
munity chorus; band rehearsal; COM
munity singing; business meeting,
Senior Athletic Club; Ladies' Auxi-
iary; Boys Club.
Evening star., 1921-11-18

Fidelity Chapter. o. E. s., will give
an oyster supper at Masonic Temple.
Evening star., 1921-11-18
ORGANIZATION ACTIVITIES.

TODAY.
Mrs. Frank Edgington will give the
exposition of the Sunday school class
at 4:45. 1888 F street.
TONIGHT.
Phil Sheridan Post. No. s, Depart
ment of Potomac. will meet at 8
o'clock, G. A. r. Hall.
Alpha Tau Omega Alumni Associa-
tion will give a smoker, University
Club. 8 o'clock.
Ladies Of the parish of the Immac-
ulate Conception will give an oyster
supper for benefit Of the church in
auditorium from to 9 o'clock.
Fidelity Chapter. o. E. s., will give
an oyster supper at Masonic Temple.
Mississippi Society will meet at 3
o'clock in Confederate Memorial Hall.
Speeches and music.
Northwest Suburban Citizens Asso-
citation will meet.
Chevy Chase Chapter. Florence Crit
Evening star., 1921-11-18
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF.

The Political Study Club will meet
tomorrow at o'clock in Franklin
Square Hotel. John Barrett will
give illustrated talk. THE Pan
American Building, the Home of, the
Conference" Mrs. Giles Scott Rafter
and Mrs. Frank Hiram Smell. hos
tesSes.
Potomac Council. X. of C.. will give
a farewell dance tomorrow night at
SOC E street.
Takoma Park Baptist Ladies' Aid
will give a bazaar at 81 Laurel ave-
nue.. Cafeteria luncheon, IL to pm;
supper, S to 1880.
College Women's Club will give n
luncheon tomorrow at 1890 at club
house. 1922 l street. Mrs. Robert F.
Griggs will speak.
The Wnnderlu.terx' hike will be held
Sunday at 2:30 O'Clock from Riverdale.
Nd. Mr.. Boyle will lead. Miss Edna
starting from Chevy Chase Circle at lo
am.
Martin s. Walls. thirteen years old,
5O9 4th street southe: st. was bitten on
the leg b. dog while playing IN tne
:
f streets southeast. yesterday after
noon.
"PrOmotion. NOn-prOmOtiOn and He-
tardation" will be discussed at the
first of a series of formal meetings OF
superintendent of Schools Ballou ana
school officers Tuesday. Among those
who will take par: in the discussion
are Miss Flora l.. Hendley., Miss Mar
ion p. Shadd. Miss Rose Lees Hardy
and Miss +. +. G.. Merritt.
Fidelity Chapter. No. IL. u. r. -
will have an oyster supper ana oahce
this evening at new Masonic Temple.
The Society for Philosophical In
ouiry meets tomorrow afternoon
4:3o o'clock at the Public Library. Ed-
ward S Steele will present paper on
Intuition as a Basis OF fhilosoph!
Evening star., 1921-12-30
COLD STORAGE SIGNS
ORDERED IN MARYLAND
Commissioner Says Department of
Health Will Strictly En-
force Regulation.
Special Dispatch to The Star.


BALTIMORE, December 3o-Re-
| in Maryland must display a sign
stating the fact. and the state de-
partmcnt of health is contemplating
Il strict enforcement of this regula-
non, according to d. statement by A.
L. sullivan, commissioner of food and
drugs
The cold storage law require,
that food products which have been
| IN storage at temperature of As
degrees Fahrenheit or under for
thirty days or over be sold as cold
storage goods and that a sign be
displayed on the bulk mass of the
lood reading Cold storage goods"
says Commissioner Sullivan
state officials have been lenient
, ana nave afforded dealers every op-
portunlty TO make the public see
the value and desirability of cold
storage foods. Many dealers have
co-opeTated. but others have con-
tinued to advertise and sell products
such as cold storage eggs under the
designation fancy selected eggs or
% cents Il dozen. every egg guar
anteed. y strict enforcement of the
| cold storage law is contemplated.
Lite sympathy Will be shown to
those who sell eggs as fresh when
| they are not The prices at which
articles are sold is not sufficient no
| tice 10 the public.
THE chemical changes in eggs dur
! ing cold storage are slight and cold
| storage eggs are good food at the
end of even nine months from the
time they enter storage. If eggs are
strictly fresh when put in storage
+; they retain their ability to soft-boil
. satisfactorily If stored six months"
Evening star., 1921-12-30
CHILE ENDS. EFFORT
TO SOLVE DISPUTE
Breaks Off Negotiations Un-
less Attitude of Peru Is
Changed.
BY the Asscc!atef7 Press,

BY the Asscc!ate7 Press.
SANTIAGO. Chile. December 30
Chile has broken off negotiations with
Peru regarding the dispute over the
provinces OF Tacna and africa, de-
claring that further exchange Of
views is useless. y note sent in reply
ia the latest Peruvian communica-
ton states that Chile has gone 70
the farthest possible limit in seeking
an agreement. and laments the bar
renneSs Of her efforts.
All means of agreement have been
rejected. the note states, Peru in
stead proposing general arbitration
In vague terms and precluding re-
course to international law.
The note summarizes the long-drawn-
out controversy and concludes with
The. statement that the juridical con-
sequences are that Peru is hinder
ing plebiscite, which is the only
means by which she can recover the
disputed territory Unless tn. Peru
wan policy changes. the note states 1t
means that the Peruvian government
accepts the 1csults her present posi-
tlon may produce.
Evening star., 1921-12-30
SHIPS COMPASS DRAINED
But Court Fails to Learn Who
Took the Alcohol.

MOBILE. Ala. December 30.-Graln
alcohol was drained from the COM
rass of the United States Shipping
Board tanker Lafcome at this port, ac-
cording to statements made before
! United States Commissioner J. T. Bur
gett at a hearing of Jack Hilliard and
/ Richard Bunch, charged with the Of
fense.
The government failed to produce
sufficient evidence to convict Hilliard
and Bunch. who We're charged with
the offense by the officers of the yes
sci. A pitcher was found under the
compass with the alcohol dripping in
| it. Alcohol is used in the opera ton
OF the instrument.
Evening star., 1921-12-30
GARMENT STRIKE SETTLED
e,OOO Workers Will Return to
Shops in Chicago Tuesday.
By the Associated Press

BY the Associated Press.
CHICAGO. December 30.-The strike
of 5000 Chicago members Of the In
ternational Ladies' Garment Workers
Union was settled yesterday, and the
workers will return to the shops next
Tuesday, union officials announced.
The strike started December l, when
employers announced that employees
would be paid on a piece-work basis.
tia, forty nine instead of forty-four
hours should constitute a weeks
work, and that a reduction in wages
be accepted if the agreement Were
continued.
Il was agreed tina: the agreement.
which expired November 80. will be
continued until June !. and that If an
employe is found to be delinquent the
on1 Dlover can discharge him.
Evening star., 1921-12-30
Helen Hayes

an u,,fa;Ing delight IN
youthful roles, and no,o ab-
Fearing in Washington. in
Golden Days, vears
three charming costumes
from, Betty Wales Dress
makers. The reb;cas Of
these ,oe are no,o d'sNay-
ing IN one of our F Street
,o;;ndo,os, and they are to
be found in our Misses
Section, the exclusive REP
resentat;ue of Betty Wales
u, this city.
Misses Section, Fourth floor.
Evening star., 1921-12-30

All Boys Suits, Mnckinalts and OUe'codts
well selected
They
al Iothrop standard of style and material
WoolS Mackinms
in
dsandch
rndr.d nr;e orounss. O'0'' ' $I275
$12.75, $685. $I9.75 Corduro Suits
dand walc in
Junior dbrovns; Sto Syears
sfort malerbo :siz,t and $1O.75
$685. $1Oz5 $1275 $15.75 Veereou @ % cloths double and single
$l975 breasted models
and$ $2375
Evening star., 1921-12-30
Misses Daytime Dresses
Reduced to $3.50

priced stocks, so you will realize the exceptional
savings possible now at this low price of $780,
A diversity of styles and fabrics included
smart jersey knitted sports dresses. combinations
of velvet and Canton crepe, and fine poiret twills
with details of trimming and color adding dis
tnctive touch.
Evening star., 1921-12-30
Women's Skirts Now Reduced
SO TO SIS

Of
Punena
in
several models
Third
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-09-14
Began Career With Spear

Many leading men have had
unusual beginnings before they
attained their lofty heights of
fame, but probably none was
more humble than that of Donald
Cameron, who will be seen with
Billie Burke in "The Education
of Elizabeth" at the local theatres
Friday. Mr.. Cameron fresh from
dramatic school, considered him
self fortunate when he was given
"a spear to carry in Margaret An
Gins Shakespeare repertoire
Company. That he had an alert
mind was attested by the fact
that year ard a half later he
was chosen to play Miss Anglin' s
lead in Lady Windermere's Fau''
when it went On the road.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-09-14
D. A.. r. Meeting

The first meeAiug Of the Boones
boro Chapter OF the d. A. K. for
the years 1921 and 1922 was held
Monday with Mrs. George w,
Phelps, than whom no one ex-
tends more delightful hospitality.
The 18th of Septmber being Con-
stitution Day. after the formal
opening of the meeting by the
chaplain, the regent Mrs. Caper-
ton. had the American creed re-
cited in unison. She then gave a
short resume OF the work OF this
and neighboring chapters, during
the summer months and in her
most happy style welcomed little
Miss Douglas McCOwn as flu
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-09-14
Il Spent $1.25 On Rat-Snap
and Saved the Price of a Hog"

James Mcclure. famous hog
raiser. of New Jersey, says, 81 adj
wise every farmer troubled with
rats to use RAT SNAP. Tried ev-
erything to get rid of rats. Spent
S1.25 on RAT-SNAP. Figured
the rats it killed saved the price
OF hog" RAT-SNAP comes in
cake form. No mixing with 9th
er foods. Cats or dogs won't
touch it. Three sizes Sc. 65, and
$125. Sold and guaranteed by
Douglas and Simmons and Stock
ton and Son. sept