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MARRIED FIFTY YEARS.

Middlctown. Feb p Mr and Mrs
George " Van Dyke 81 Townsend crle-
bra,ed thclr fiticth wcddllg ANNIVERSARY
At thclr home. lest Wednesday. ~ 1871
Rev Vim IFrie. pastor Of Smyrna Circuit
married George " Nan Dyke and Miss
Emma 6 Tinlcy. daughter n Mr. and
Mrs Stringcr l.. Tnlcv at the bride S
home near Odessa Miss Salhc Van DNr
and Miss Anna Jones were the bride 5
maids Tho couple went to live on the
farm Of the groom $ father near Van
DYKES station and lived there for thirty
wears when they moved to Townsend
The golden anniversary was planned hy
friends Of tho couple and was "A complete
surprise 10 MIR and Mrs Van Dyke 90
behalf of the friends present, ID r
Hutchinson presented them with purse
of $50 In gold
Mr. and Mrs Van DYKE arc both active
and in good health They are the parents
Of cigh; children, Of whom sIN sre living
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NEWS OF NEWARK

Newark Feb "a The cmorger cy
school building purchased by the Della
ware School Auxiliary Association tn
serve rs n demonstration room for prac-
ticc teaching and TO house the 'Oppor
tunitv Class has arrived and will
be erected on the school grounds IS soon
rs the weather permits
Members uf the junior ard serior
classes ni Newark high school, number
ING about seventy. we're guests II darc"
givcn from ; 80 o'clock Tucsdav af-
tcrnoon hv the social service committee
of the New Century Club The hEh
school teachers were also guest of the
committee sc Vi hlch Mrs Harold J
Tiffany is chairman Mrs George
Duttor Miss llcaror Dun, and John
son Rowan furnished tho music
The annual barquct of tho Newark
High SchooI lluur' \ssocIatfor viii
be hold OF the evening of March ~ in
Old COLLEGE
Theodore I Narlu ~tat club Icad
or. Will address the Partg icachcr A~-
Sociution of " clsh Tract school this
evening
Members of Baraca Auxiliary 81 the
PRESBYTERIAN Church tartarcd the
soldiers from the Rci hlitatIor Divi
son. Nnrdav cycrttE III 4 George
Washington party
The Iocnl post 81 the american Legion
gave q dnrcc. Iucsday evening vmch
was attended hv about 50 couples Tho
post VIII give moving picture hcrciif
next tuesday cVcrWg
. Newark high school basketball team
rcccrtlv defeated Delaware Coll ept
faculty team - ~ Is
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CHURCH WEDDING
ATTENDED BY MANY
Miss CaIysta FeehIy Married to
J. K Burkley. at EIkton.
Last Evening.
- ). ..nrrosnnndcnce N go rv,ning

spe,l !. correspondence ~ Evory Evening
rlktnn Nld. lcb - Miss Calyeta
+ Ecrhl, daughter 81 Mr. and Nirz
" Ilam d tcchlN was married last
evening 4. Mr. Iohn n Burklcy. son ~
Mr. fd4 Burklcv nf this town Tho
cercuol, wa, performed IN Eiktuu
prcsh>t .uau Church hy the pastor, Rev
Iohr Mcijpov'c and WAS WITT c-scd hv
several hundred invited guests
The hrIdC who Was given ~ marriage
hy htr father. wore q charmirR gown of
uhitr chiffon and sahr with tnlln veil -
princess lare studded NIth pcarl, caught
with ora rc blossoms ~ Il cauiods haWrr
bouquet II sweet peas Miss Elizabeth
Evans. mad ot honor were gown "i
blue chiffon velvet and earned de'lodils
The flower girl Miss Virginia Mcknight, 3
r.inrc 81 tho groom wore Pink orgaudy
a>d carried a basket of plrk sWeet peas
John W Scott WAS the groom hest
mar -nd HaSsup Terrell Sterling Dunbar
Evar> Dunbar and ] Alire,. TAYLOR were
ushrrS The wedding march vas playrd
bv Mrs Runhrn Dunbar Of Wilmington
4 reception followed tho ceremony ~
the home oi tho brides parent por
their return from their honeymoon the,
viii reside iu their rcw home on North
street
The BRIDE who was a student AZ Women !
College ~ Delaware IS one oi Elkton
most popular Young women The groom
IS identified with the Victory Spafklci
90. If Elkton. As traffic manager
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Do You Know a Baby Sick
With Constipation +
Tell the mother TO give half teaspoon
tui of Dr.. Caldwell.
Syrup Pep.in.

MO thoughtful mother with children
in the house will risk being without
a good, reliable laxative. II will save
many a serious illness, many a
Doctors visit
When the baby cries and is frotful.
when the boy has no appetite and won
play, when the girl 10 listless and fever
ish, when there are complaints ~
headaches and colds, the mother csn
suspect constipation. Give Dr. Cald-
wells Syrup pepsin in the small d0se
prescribed on the bottle, when you nut
the child To bed, and with morning the
ailment will have disappeared.
DR.. Caldweli's Syrup Pepsin is ?
popular compound Of Egyptian Scnna
and other simple laxative herbs With
pepsin and pleasant tasting arpmaiIcs u
acts gently and mildly, and children
take Il without objection. a siIiy-cent
bottle is enough 10 last an average fam
ily many months. The ingredients are
endorsed in the r. s. Pharmacppoc O..
and last year American mOthcrs bought
over eight million bottles - Dr Cald-
wells Syrup Pepsin from drugRists y
is tho largest selling liquid laxative 90
the world, and few cautiOug iami,ict are
ever without il
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NEWS OF A DAY
FROM THE STATE
Two Couples. of Townsend and
Dover, Observe their Golden
Wedding Anniversaries.
PRODUCE GROWERS MEET

Prom Every Evenings Correspondents.
Laurel Feb 24-The annual meeting
of Laurel Produce Growers Association
was held Yesterday afternoon in Macca-
bees Hall on Delaware avenue. A motion
was adopted that new bylaws should be
prepared for the ensuing year. John II.
Elliott ard William b. Gordy were elected
u frame them
The association agreed that old members
should he exempt from any dues and
that all rev members should be required
to paw ar entrance fee of 81 and give the
association their note for $50
\ committee consisting of G. NJ Smith.
I : l.amhden and J. ID Collins WAS ap-
pointed 10 roommate directors OF the AS
Sociatlon for 1921 ard reported the follow
irg directors, ). s kenncy, John II.
Elliott. r John Hcarn George W Ward.
and T. : l.ambdep. They were unan-
imo,INlv elected.
The association has met with unusual
success durln the year 1920, selling more
than 100 cars of sweet potatoes. II ha 5
a membership of 203 enthusiastic workers,
including some Of the most prominent
.arrucrS at ~rIsseN county II is believed
tho number Of members will be doubled
d,rlug 1921.
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ton, H. c., will conduct mornina and even
ing services on Sunday NJ the NJ. T..
Church OF st Georges and on Sunday alter
noon NJ summit. He Will bo a guest oi
Rev Mr., Mccoy of st. Georges.
A Delaware City Commuuit, Welfare
Association held meeting last cyel ing
in regard to having the town streets
cleaned
Epworth League of Red Lion will give
Cinderella Social, Saturday evening, in
the hall of the ]. o, O. +, Bear Station
Mrs Alice Jefferson is spending week
as a guest of her daughtor, Mrs Benjamin
Bowerlng, at Fort Monroe, Va.
a Martha Washington ten was held,
Tuesday evening, at St Georges, for the
benefit of Home and School Association,
netting SIS.
Elizabeth Netch is i'll at her home on
Washington street
Mrs Courtland Clark is i'll at her home
at Clark's Corner.
W {. Bigger gave social at his home,
last evening Music was furnished by
Pattersons string orchestra A collation.
was served. The following guests attended.
Misses MAY and Dorothy Kennedy of
Red Lion Hill, Miss Aide Kennedy Of
New York City, Miss Mary Rolin and
f@lSlc Jones pi w NnHlllStuHi WI anu 'iiH'
Michael Rowe. Frank Derrickson, Anthony
Smith. Carl Johnson, Charles Heal, Lewis
Nicklc and Harry Patterson.
Mrs Benjamin Reynolds of Chesapeake
City Md. is here as a guest Of her sister,
Mrs Harry Hall, for the week.
Captain Doctor Richards of Fort du
Pont. who will leave soon for the Philippine
islands, will be succeeded by Major
Doctor Bauman of Camp Dix, \ ].
Miss Mary Sterling is i'll at her home
at POrters
Mrs Lester Mcconnell Of Clevcland,
Ohio, is here visiting her sister. Mrs
John Clark
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son, Walter Dalby. Bennett i Lancaster
Elmer MerQinson, Clarence Craig, John
II Proud. John r Cloud, George w.
Birmingham, William l.. Rotbwell,
Harry IIaines, Charles Blackburn, John
II. Montgomery, Irn Diiling, Mrs Emily
+. Lunt Mrs julius Dodd
Mrs Lydia MeNnlly celebrated her
slBt birthday on Tuesday at the home OF
her son-in-iaw and daughter, Mr.. and
Mrs William Weggenmann of East
Fifth street Mrs AIcNally is enjoying the
beat of health and docs not Use glnssea
when she reads or sews. She was in receipt
Of number Of handsome presents and
numerous birthday postal cards.
This evening the members Of taesar
Rodney Chapter. No 3. Order Of the
Eastern Star. will meet in the lodge rooms
Of the Masionic Hall Co, Mt 3 o'clock
The beginners department Of immhnuel
Episcopal sunday Fchool, IN charge hi
Mrs. Joseph II Iarp. mperu tendert,
ard Mrs Harry Cummings. assistant,
will hold bake ~ the Chase store, on
Delaware street. or Saturday morning
March =
4 Cinderella party IN charge of the
members of the Ep~ofth League nt the
Lebanon NJ + Church Of Rcd Liou Will
take place or Saturday evening ~ ODD
Fellows Hall. M Rear The entertain
merit committee. with Miss Anna Iiuria
aa chairman. today viii arrange % send
out 30 0lmitatluE shoes and l00lnvi'atlorA
accompanied bv m original poem.
Mr. ard Ara Vaughan Lancaster of
the Baldtpt are receiving copgratulatloi 3
ipar the birth 81 n son Mira Lancaster
Was formerly Miss Gticr commercial
school tcacicr Of tie local High school
Harry stafford former sheriff. vii
succeed Iaiues " Foster. ~ s1perlrter-
ticui 81 the Sew Castle County Hospital
Mr. Foster uas FOR number of wears a
resido I 81 this cit}
The members Of the New Castle Century
Club tomorrow aiterroon at go NilI
have Current Events class Nrs Marr
Nct 'anIey wll give current ererts and
Miss Roha IInlconh vii give r"adif q
Ardrcv IT Gallagher. Il former Nom
Der Of tho Citp Council. has announced
himself ~ II candidate FOR mayor for ttc
city election IN April
Mr. ard Nr@ Thomas smith of West
Sixfh street. on Monday wiIl leave for
ore nol III 10 bc guest If their SON ard
duuehter.in-low aptan and Mrs Harry
Is Smith II the | : 4 whose hpne IS
IN Columbus OHIO
Fclt,n ~iblcy of Philadelphia eport
Yesterday as q guest If Mrs Jame Abbof'
Nj and Mr. y \ johnson If -idler.
- Nd Is eper dung several DAYS & q
guest II Alr and Mrs farl Hrffar' u
Wet ilffh street
VirtroIas and Records. BridRowater
Ndy
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NEWS OF LAUREL.

Laurel, Feb 2i Lynn Melvin of
Philadelphia is Spending some time here
with his parents Mr. and Mrs. Will III.
Melvin, on Sixth street
Marvil W. Wright Of Bethel left yes
terday for Wilmington, where he hips
secured a position.
John W ard William NJ. Massey OF
Camden, n J.. are Spending some time
with their families in Bethel
Mrs. W Paynter Phillips is visiting
friends and relatives in Camden, N. J
A variety shower was given to Miss
Margaret Records, Tuesday evening al
the home of Miss Mildred Hastings, on
West street Those present were: Misses
Louise Bacon Mildred Hastings, EVELYN
Hastings, Isabel Galloway, Pauline Mar
vii Pearl Ward Bernioe Hastings, Mil
drcd Figgs ard Mrs RAYMOND Quillen
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BORN ON FOURTH OF JULY.

Dover. Feb "a Word has been re-
crivcd here Of the death of James Edward
Thomas Of Moore. Pa, aged 81 years.
formerly Of Pennington, Del, Tuesday
Tie was n brother of Rev. Samuel Thomas
ot the Philadelphia NJ. 4. Conference
: singular coincidence in connection with
the life ard death of Mr. Thomas Is that
hc WAS born on July !. Independence
Day and died on February %, Washing
ton Birthday
Mrs Alice Wiley, wife Of William
Wiley. prominent merchant At Farm
ington died at Pennington. February %.
She Is survived by her husband and ono
daughter. Mrs Richards Of Harrington.
She nns about 60 wears Of age
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for the submission ~ add,i',pral data ~
Congress looking - thc securing q
appropriation for runiug rylnref II -.
rural carriers equipment matug
equitable tho prrscih additional n
additional utlre2e oyer fte -ftti-rl =
mile route
Colonel PhiIip q Ndrncr director
in tl,e Erf,, CnlInt. -avmgs Br rA
former members u 'he Hoarf q t,W't-e
and Governors ~ Washington 1I#.
underwent scrippg operation lirvies
IN Il Pennsylvania ho4pi'al f1r la9gr'
g,ipcrindHred iiy . complication Z"
caar4 1 portion ~ o.o II hi- irYs Fne
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SUFFERED A RELAPSE.

Scaford. Feb. - Professor c. r.
~n,dcr. teacher OF agriculture in the
~-atord public school. who has beer III
41 the Ca,nbridgc Nd. hospital for
several months. suffering with typhoid
eyer. and who for the past several weeks
ha, bcc.l on the road 10 recovery, suffer
"a 4 relapse the first of the week and his
condition has again become critical
\ cSier,iay hc was reported as slightly inn
proved
Mrs SNYDER. who is making her home
hcrc on Pine street. gave birth, Saturday.
10 i FINE baby boy
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OFFENDERS WERE PAROLED.

Laurel Feb - Two small colorcd
boys were arrested here, yesterday af-
terroon, by Chief of Police Oscar G
James. ard taken before Magistrate
Arthur s Hcarn. ON q charge Of robbery
having some merchandise md gold
watch stolen Tuesday night from a
store rear Scalord
Tho property was returned to the OWL
crs and the boys were pHroled to two
farmers ~ tho ncghhorhood
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Bradys home, from 4 TO q clock yester-
day afternoon, at n ten. The affair was
given in compliment to Mrs, j. l.. Shcp-
herds guests, Mrs c. Miner Dodson Of
Bethlehem, Pa and Mrs William j..
Barnard of Mt Vernon, " Y.
The guests at this delightful little party,
besides the guests of hoaor, were; Mrs
John A. johnson, Mrs. J l.. Shepherd,
Miss Bessie s anderson, Mrs. Howard
\. Pool, Mrs Martin y Burris, Mrs.
James Everett Mills Mrs. Edward Nj
Vaughan, Miss Clara Vaughan.
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CHFsTFRTowN AND VICINITY.

ssfeetnl correspondence ~ Every Evening
Ghrstertogvn. Md lob - Tho an
n,,el convention of tho Tri-C auaty Rural
Carriers Assoctat4nn. comprising { e-ii
keaf ead Dueen Anne counties met I'D
The Iyrpufn fhoairr here GBeadav
Norman 4 Nali.n II Nillii gion lo@f-
t8I,oe gaa elected president. Ard Thomas
Willis ~ Chcsfertoyn office secretary
.The assosfst4an drafted memorials ~
fhe,r representative III Washington asking
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nack hurt You2 Cant stragh'on ur
without ferling sudden rafr- sha-p
aches and twngcao Sow Listen naf
hmbaRo. -ciatIca or fnay " 'r.ru 4 efra4t
end val1l yet blessed reltaf tne usr0er'
son 7Ib yo1ir back vifh -o1'hng pere-
fvafing 81 laentis fG satfH-g oi-"
takes out SORENESS iaueurea Nud -'fHne-s
- quickl. Won simply nit nn anf 1'
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INDIGESTION
CAN'T STAY
Stomach Pain, Sourness, Gases.
and Acidity ended with
"Pape's Diapepsin"

Dur-of-order stomachs feel fine at
orce' When meals don't fl and you
hclch gas acids and undigested food
" hen YOU feel indigestion pain. lmnps
of distress IN stomach. heartburn or
headache Here Is instant relief
just as soon as YOU eat a tablet or
two Of Pape's Dia pepsin all the dyspep-
sla, indigestion and stomach distress
caused By acidity will end These pleas
ant, harmless tablets Of Pape's Diapepsin
always put sick, upset. acid stonachs
IN order at once and they cost so little
al drug stores
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THEIR GOLDEN WEDDING.

Dover. Feb - MIR and Mrs Elijah
stevens celebrated in quiet manner
Tucsdat 81 their home on North Brad
lord street their 50t. wedding anniversary
They acre congratulated by their many
friends
AIr stove ns is 50 wears Of age and his
vlfc is Iu her scveTtcs Both are III good
hralth
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Wall Map of Delaware so Cents.
limited number OF the Rand Nc
NaIly maps OF Delaware are on sale at
Every Evening Office, 80 cents: 10
cents for postage to any address,
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shou'd eat rncre snch lrou-ccnta ulug v~g-
tah'cs and fruits. like spinach s1d hus-t
apnles and take organic iron Ike Nuxatrd
Iron frcri time 70 tune 70 help -n5 ch her
blood But be sure the iron YOU take sorEsr
%uxate,i, Iron and not metallic iron which
PEOPLE usually take. and ~ hich 3 msde nere s.
by the acton % strong acids 0n small p.eces %
frcp. Orzanic <uNated Iron j. ike tAc iron 1
your blood and ike the IRON N 50 mach IN.
apples.
Suxated Iron represents oggan.r ron osurl
a highlv condensed form, that one dose oC -
estimated to be approx irnately equivalent u
organic iron coateut) TO eating haif a quart
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ENTERTAINED FRIENDS.

Middletown, Feb 24 Mrs Henry :
Brady and NrS Ethcl = Browne enter
tanned few friends at Weston Mrs
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Send wr pq. rfr 1. z ri
3rettarliu Z -f
rial lgff
Hiimfi iI H
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t.e ter
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II is the iron in your blood that helps L take
naarishrent from your food and change = n
taIIVINCs CELLS AND TISSUE Without
iron. your food merely passes along without
dong you any particular good. Ia facs.
SOMETIMES THE MORE YOU EAT THE
lfoRE YOu STARVE. as your digestive Or
rsns cannot handle much food when the iron
n S our blood runs low and you often think
you have stomach trouble when i isn't that
at all-slmply eat less and take iron.
tits the iron 81 your blood that PITS col
OR INTO YOUR CHaEkS and gives yon the
strength and vigor that MAKES YOUR ElEN
BRIGHT AND SPARKLING. Without iron
in your blood a woman soon commences to looAl
PALE. OLD and HAGGARD and loses that
FRESHNESS Or tiIRLlIOOD BEAUTY
Indoor life. over eating and modern methods
sfeookery are sappins the iron from the brood
Of hundreds of thousands Of women. Our fore-
fathers. 10 whom history n f-ys rs = NATION
OF RED BL0ODED AMERICANS. ale the
husks of grams and the - rs and peeis q veg
stables and other coarse foods. rich in strength
giving organic iron. which the modern - oman
sacs not get rh4s helped make our ancestors
itrong, sturdy men and women Of blood and
iron ''wiO could stand hardShips AID face
dangers which would quickly Kill most mod
err people
7 make up FOR the great loss Of iron caused
~ the life woman Is compelled to lead she
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DEBS WAS DISCIPLINED
FOR ATTACK ON WILSON
Visiting and Mail Privileges OF
Socialist Leader We're Tenn
porariIy Suspended.

Washington. Feb u Visiting and
mail privileges uf Eugene \ Debs. r.
prisoner ia the Federal penitentiary NJ
Atlanta. va were temporarily slIs-
pended as disciplinary measure because
OF an interview he gave 10 the press IN
which the President OF the United States
was attacked. y, 5 Dickerson. chief Of
the division Of prisons of the Department
Of Justice said yesterday
Suspension Of these privileges for IN
fraction Of rules Is not unusual MIR
Dlckrrsoa declared and ii Dehs case it
probably will be lifted wthia q week
When the attention Of White House
officials was called TODAY to reports that
Dcbs was being held in communicate
thcy said they had not known Of IT be
fore and that an Investigation would be
made
Atlanta. Feb "a Samuel W Castle
ton. Counsel for Eugene v Debs. who is
serving a 10-year sentence in the Atlanta
Federal Prison stated yesterday he had
not been permitted 10 communicate with
Dehs since he gave out an interview
criticizing President Wilson three weeks
ago.
The only time have seen AIR. Debs, :
said Castleton, was Monday. when ]
met him accidentally in a corridor Of the
prison We shook hands and embraced,
but a guard tried to prevent that
Mr. Castleton sad he had been IN
formed that Debs wife. who lives IN
Indiana. has not had letter from the
prisoner for two weeks. Mr. Castleton
denied that Dcbs had knowingly violated
the prison rules In giving ont the state
meat critici1ing the President.
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!
but WHAT DO YOU SAY Of the woman wh
natures warnings Of IMPENDING ILLNEs
many cases arc just as plain as those gwen
approaching locomotive.
For example. IN iron starvation of your blood
NAV loud : ring the beliof oHORT<ESSO or b
or HEART PALPITATIO\; she blows the =
WEAKNESS. .NEREOI SNESSand PALES
a long, sharp. shrll sound; you hear the
wheels of HEADACHES. PAINS ACROSS
BACK. DISTURBED DIGESTION, etc, or
10 right on until at last you often collapse with
case of NERVOUS PROSTRATION or pc
pernicious anacuis may sink It's claws INTO
vitals. or in your EAkENED- WOkNOO
DITlON you contract some serious illness
pneumonia. fever. or kidney trouble. "a
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( OF THE WOMAN IN THE PICTURE BELOWF

She hears the BLOWING Of the LOCOMOTIVE WHlSLL
- ASTfr ufNCIf; of the engineer BELL, the GRIN
ING or TIE WHEELS still she viii not move from the tac
she SAYS: There enough yet ~ n all right now
n,,il e. i,st D0W< SHE GOES CRUSHED and wnthng
beneath the ruthless horse.
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Whv Do Women Fail To Heed
Natures Warnings Of Iron
Starvation Of The Blood
rrrrIE rR ,sLI Is o. and.ha --e----

In CRASH IS UPON THEM and their
health impaired and their strength and gone
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L make up Tor the gTc3t IoSS q ron CAUSED
" the Lie woman IS conprlled 70 lead she
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-04-07
jewels VANISH FROM
HOME Of MILLIONAIRE

PHILADELPHIA. April G.--Mystcry
that the beg, detectives In the country
have been unable "a solve surrounds
the disappearance Of the famous Me.
fadd-n towels
These included gorgeous rope Of
pearls. worth approximately $500, OO0.
which often had made Mrs. McFaddcn
q cynosurc uf eyes ~ operns aud other
gatherings.
The pearls. together with other Jew
clry. disappeared completely ON OctO.
her ~ last year from the bathroom Of
Mrs. McFadcns suite at the mansion
~ George II Mcfu,lden. n millionaire
cotton broker. IN villanoya fashion.
able philadelphia suburb.
Detectives have run down numerous
clews hut a. me- avail. Men aud women
have been Swallowed across the country.
Many arrests have bcan made. hut a.
no purposes. All ~ the II servants In
the house have been questioned and re-.
questioned. Some uf them have been
arrested. but we're later snt free M
no evidence could be- found against
them. Thousands 81 dollars have been
spent In the search. frultlcSsly.
The jewels disappeared shortly after
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-04-07
MISS AGNES NHATLEY OF GROOM
TAKES FIRST N0N0Rs TODAY IN
NEWS-PA NHANnLE'S Big CONTEST

Miss AGNES whatley 81 Groom leads
the list 81 candidates IN the Amarillo
News big subscription campaign today
With 7Si.3l0 votes. Miss whailey has
a large acquaintance throughout the
Panhandle territory and n mnkng y
fine race Tor tho 5000 Overland touring
car which VIII he given rs first prize
April 49, 10 IN. candidate who has the
mos; votes issued 10 her credit.
saturday night. April 9th, viii mari;
the close II IN" greatest vote crvdi,
which will be- given during The ANA.
rillo News contest and u you hay, any
favoritc candidate right now IL the best
time 20 give your assistance and heln
win the first prize.
II you are going 90 give your sub.
scrip,ion surely YOU wish Il a. carry thu
most possible votes Tor the candidates
% your choice. There ls only one way
20 gain this credit aud that u 10 pay
In ai the office hy saturday OF give u