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The Clovis news., 1921-09-29
SILVER TEA

The ladies of the Altar Society Of
the Catholic church will give a sill
yer tea at the home of Mrs. C. A.
Scheruich, 800 North Axtell Street,
on Tuesday afternoon, October 4th,
from 1880 to $3.50. Everyone is
cordially invited.
The Clovis news., 1921-09-29

Save money by having your ROOF
fixed. We paint them and guaran-
tee them for SIX YEARS. Call and
inspect roofs already fixed. We have
many fixed in good shape for the
winter. Clovis Sheet Metal Works,
Phone 29S. 9.2-tfc.
The Clovis news., 1921-09-29

We are prepared to do all kinds
of sheet metal work. Now is the
time to have you flues seen after.
Clovis Sheet Metal Works, Phone
293. 9-22-tfc.
The Clovis news., 1921-09-29

E. G. Lewis Of Topeka, Kansas,
is here looking after his farm inter-
ests. Mr.. Lewis owns a large wheat
farm northwest Of Clovis.
r. M. Carter, editor of the Chan
ming News, was in Clovis for two
or three days last week on business
and visiting. Mr.. Carter formerly
lived at this place.
+. B. Leepy Of Los Angeles, Calf,
has been in Clovis this week looking
after property interests. Mr.. Leepy
was citizen of Clovis several years
ago.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. a. Campbell, who
have been visiting in Hutchinson,
Kansas for the past few weeks, re-
turned to their home in this city this
week.
The Clovis news., 1921-09-29
s2zSnMaMe&1
MRE

Mr.. and Mrs. j. r. Parten of
Shreveport, La, are guests at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Milton Brown.
Mr.. Parten is Mrs. Browns brother.
Mrs. Cash Ramey underwent an
operation at the Baptist Hospital
Monday Morning. We are glad to re-
port Mrs. Ramey doing asDweil as
could BIZ expected. II
There is satisfaction when Caven-
der does your PLUMBING let him
figure your work. Call phone 293,
or see him at CLOVIS SHEET MET
AL WORKS. 9-22-tfc
Miss Pauline Peters, who has been
in of typhoid fever for the past few
weeks, Is able to assume her duties
as teacher in the Point Enterprise
school.
The Clovis news., 1921-09-29

Joe Smith of the Pleasant Hill
neighborhood was in Clovis Tuesday.
Mr.. Smith says farmers are planting
wheat in his nighborhood.
The Clovis news., 1921-09-29

Some diamonds are worthless, also
several grades of coal. The best coal
is theNcheapest. We have it. Lane
& Sons Grain Co. l-l3-tfc
The Clovis news., 1921-09-29

Sunlight flour'is equal to any flour
sold on the Clovis market and 1t is
made at home. Try a sack. S-25-tfc
The Clovis news., 1921-09-29

Mrs. Oscar Mealer and Mrs. Greg
DRY Of BarbOurville, KY, were here
the first Of the week guests Of DR..
and Mrs. ]. B. Westerfield.
Ro nd Oak and Comstock Castle
Ranges at prices that will please you.
The Clovis news., 1921-09-29
LOCAL MENTION

J. C. Rapp Of Roswell spent a few
days in Clovis the first of the week.
Mr.. Rapp formerly lived in Clovis.
Don't risk your property without
sufficient fire insurance. We rep
resent some OF the best companies.
Dough on Land Co. l2-2-rfe
Some people are indifferent to
fate that fate never takes the trouble
~ bother them
The Clovis news., 1921-09-29

Our PLUMBING is the best that
can be done. We use all standard
goods. CLOVIS SHEET METAL
WORKS, Phone 293. 9-22-tfc
The Clovis news., 1921-09-29
Girls New Fall Hats
School Boomers
Infants Shoes

Big selection of infant shoes from
soft soles, first steps, up to size 8 in
all styles, black, white, and combina
tion colors, turn soles, without heels,
or with tap heels. The styles, size and
kind are here for infants. Moderately
priced.
The Clovis news., 1921-09-29

Everything is clean and sanitary
at the White Rose Cafe on Grand
Avenue. 7-21-tfc.
The Clovis news., 1921-09-29

ROUND OAK RANGES, the ac-
knowledged standard Of quality at
The Clovis news., 1921-09-29

Miss Amye Anderson has accept
cd position with Doughton Land
Co. She viii have charge Of the in
surance department of their business.
The Clovis news., 1921-09-29

Miss Helen Mason will leave the
last of the week for Howard Payne
College at Brownwood, Texas, where
she. will be in school this year.
The Clovis news., 1921-09-29

Sunlight Flour is made Of choice
hard wheat. You can't beat it. Or
der Sunlight next time. S-25-tfc
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-07-25
Eastern University
President Dies When
On Honeymoon Trip

DENVER. July 2b.--samuci G.
Black. president Of Washington ana
Ienersnn University, Washington, pa.
died at a local hospital Early today
after a two weeks illness growing out
OF complications resulting an
attack OF influenza last April. ho
was on n honeymoon trip TO national
parks.
Black was widely known In Pres
hyterian church circles. He formerly
held ~partorates at Boulder. colorado
and clinton. Illinois. and at one time
was an instructor at the University
OF Colorado.
Nine. Curie d~isoovcrer Of radium,
has 81 honorary degrees. including
nina Hrnn.. AunanLuan anllnEnE-
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-07-25
Children's Diseases
Due to Faulty Diet,
Osteopath Declares

CLEVELAND, o. July aB.~-Tradi-
lions OF medical science were rown
TO the winds today by Dr. o. o.
,fonea Of Evanston. Ill. who declared
that ohildren's diseases are entirely
unnecessary. Tais evolutionary
az the annual convention Of the AM
erican Osteophathic association, which
opened a session OF ono week here
today. Correction OF diet ana elm
nation will prevent these ao-calied
necessary diseases. said DIR. Jones.
ut Il much safer to be an American
soldier on the firing line IN Franco
thar an American child at home" de-
clared the speaker. I'll you hate your
child. cram him with dainties."
when lust out OF Infancy many
children are allowed to cat meats and
sugar and too much syrup" continued
Or. Jones. They are eaten entirely
too freely and the diet may consist
u bread. butter. cereal and potatoes
such eating habits fail TO make tho
child develop normally, and we have
become more accustomed 20 81"
children whose physical development
Il distinctly below par that as a
rule parents do not feel a sense OF
guilt FOR n condition In their children
.ance or Indifference. The outcome
OF their failure to meet their oblign-
lions Is a life long tragedy for their
offspring.
IGNORANCE Of man made law does
not excuse n onc how much less
should Ignorance OF natural laws ek-
|cuse pnreutsT II In high time That
every mother should know as much
about feeding her family as nv
thousands Of .succcssfui .farmcin
know about feeding livestock. The
majority OF mothers are giving large
amounts OF thought and time as well
drcs~ing themselves ard children at
t%ractively. while leaving their physical
developments entirely 20 chance.
"It is true that growth ana appar-
ent health may take place on q diet
OF cereals, white -four, potatoes and
meat. hut only those diets that con-
tain one OF both protective foods
THAT Is. milk and leafy vegetabieal
have ever maintained animals In a
state OF nutrition which promotes
vlgor and austainr longevity.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-07-25
WHO'S HERE

COMBS
Or. Gassany, Crownpoint, ". N.
Go0rge II. Keep. Gallup.
W. X. Hart. Santa Re.
j. Cooper. Masdalena.
@. Cole, Socorro.
n. 4. King. Chicago.
Bud Howell NJ Paso.
G. W CrGsson, III raao.
Lloyd s. Horney. portalos, N. NJ.
Louis selig. Ration.
w. N. Everett, III Paso.
II. r.. Candle and wife. Palestine,
]. l.. Mathew, III Paso.
Filurio Jiminez. Flagstaff. Ariz.
Louis Rodriguez. NogRlee. Ariz.
Miguel Jimlnez. Flagstaff. .Ariz.
Mrs. H.. Freeman. Sapulpa, Okla.
Howard \. Adlsin. bloomington. Ill.
q. Il. Cooper, Denver.
STuRGtS
II. p. owens and wife. 10 Lunas.
n. NJ buckingham. Denver.
Charles Clay. Jcmez Springs.
Guy Maycs and wife, Roswell.
william Hesch and wife. Santa Fc.
NJ. II, McKinnon. El pasO.
L. Arthur. Denver.
y. j. Ritter. Pueblo.
j. NJ. Eldodt, Santa Fe.
Earl Root. Santa Fe.
j. y. Cannon. III Centre. Calf.
AIINARADO
Frank r. Hird, Dubuque. Iowa.
Raymond Pitts and wife, FL Paso.
Mrs. NJ. ]. O'Brien. Santa Fe.
Miss Anita Bergere. Santa Fo.
". V. Nye. syracuse, n. Y.
". +. DE Mott. Denver.
George u. Ryan. I'll Paso.
Mr.. and Mrs. flanders. N Paao.
Miss Edna Matthias. ~ Faso.
$. Oppenhiemmer and wife, III
PaHo.
q. Newman. Deming.
A. !. Furncy. Chicago.
G. W. Kreyling. st. Louis.
l.. ]. Father. New York city.
W. II. Cunningham. Kansas City.
u. T. White. M Paso.
NJ. j. Carroll, Dallas. Texas.
n. u. OrinmRn, Pueblo. Colo.
Mrs ". q. Bursum, Socorro. N. NJ.
Mira a. l.. Stratmear, New York
City,
W. T.. Doyle. Denver.
James :. Smith. Denver.
w. T. Vodder. pueblo. Colo.
w. :. hammers, Topeka. Kan.
Mrs. r. II. johnson, Stockweh, lnd
A. V. Shoppelman and wife. SAT-
Francisco.
Ann l.. Wilhelm. Kansas Coy.
Mrs. q. NJ. Thomas Houston, Texas
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-07-25
ROOMS wTrn A

SLEEPING PORCH and excellent board.
with narse's care $40 South High.
Phone 1897 W.
FOR RENr-Two large cool rooma Tor light
housekeeping. sis W. Silver. Phone
oe1.J.
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iso' SATlla 1hmuh 1900 ~
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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-07-25
Santa Fe Time Table
%
WEsTnOUND-Daily

WEsThOUND-DaiIy
Train Arrive Depart
No. I-The scout -. T:30pm ei30pm
No. Calf Limited ..1O.A0am i1iI0am
No. T-Fargo Fast ..Il.tOam ~ ;A5am
No, 0--The Navajo ....i2t4oam isl0am
soUTHBOUNn
No. 2q--El Paso Erp iO.t0pm
No. 27-Ei Paso Zap saOAm
EAs1B0uND
No. s-Ths MAYA, 49,. atIBpm 2;a5pm
No. Cali. Limited 5.Oopn b.e0pm
No. s-aAltA " Eight 7 I6pm e:oopm
No. i0--rhs Scout -. giaoam 7;Soan
FROM SOUTH
No. zs-From " rass. s:ssrm
No. a0-from ~ Paao. Tf00am
No. so connects Al neien With No. % for
riovis. Peeos VALLEY. Kansas City and Gulf
NO 90 connects at Belsn with No, 81
from Clovis and points cas-. and south Of
Clovis.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-07-25
CALL UP

When you want competent Help,
q Room. TO buy Anything, to sell
Anything, phone slb. An expert
enced Want Ad Taker' will an.
swer and be ready to take -FOUR ad
as you phone H.
Herald Want Al Takers" r
thoroughly trained advertising
writer's. They have been instructed
In the art OF writing WANT ADS
that PULL. II you do not know
exactly how your ad should bo
worded these operators will hslp
you.
siffcation for every purpose and
results for those who them.
Phone 345
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The Herald ~ the punch that
knocks tho WANT out OF WANT ADS
by giving RESULTS
The fool-killer., 1921-08-01

with being a hereto, an infdel,
Or any Of them dangerous things.
He will stay right on the job as
president Of a Baptist college
and go right on teaching things
that the Baptists have never be-
lieved.
But if DR.. Poteat should hap
pen to remark that the soul is
not immortal and that the wicked
will not roast in a burning hell
forever-zip!-he would be out
Of a job before you could say
scat with your mouth open.
The Bartists are getting SO
tough they can stand just about
any old thing-except the truth!
But they can't endure the
TRUTH nary minute.
The fool-killer., 1921-08-01

immortal soul cinder, and to-
gether they have formed an OBJ
struction that has just about
blinded the whole world.
These things must all be trim
med off before the Bible can give
forth it's true light.
Trim your lamps!
Take the scissors of reason
and trim the wick of your under
standing. and strain all the pre-
JUDGE out of your oil of intellect,
and then you will begin to see
things in their true light.
The fool-killer., 1921-08-01
PRAYER.

Oh, thou great and galliniperous
Father Hardtimes, here we come
tumbling down before thee on our
pot~gutted. bellies, even as. the
ducks that old Grover shot used
to fall into Buzzard's Bay.
We don't know hardly how to
address thee, Father Hardtimes,
because rnany Of us who voted for
thee are not thy political childrea.
Some of us are political bastards
and orphans who were spewed
out Of the Democratic volcano,
picked up by the Republican cy-
clone, .jerked through space so
fast that our shirt-tails looked
like the flag Of desolation;" and
finally dumped head foremost int
this gulf Of Republican misery.
But, On the other hand, some Of
US are just Republicans because
pap was, and we can't be cured Of
it by any known treatment. We
have to suffer the pain and al:o
the disgrace of being a Republican
to the end of our days, whether
We like it Or not.
And therefore, O great and
mighty Hardtimes, thou seest
what a thunderation fix we are in.
We told millions of campaign
lies for thee.
We cussed out the Dummycats
and the burned Socialists.
We promised everything we
could think of, and then promised
that if we had forgot anything we
would promise that later.
We told the voters that thou
vast the friend of the common
people when we knew it was a lie.
And now they are throwing it
up to us, and we are like the boy
the calf stepped on-we amt got
nothing to say.
When the jobless workers come
around asking about that prom
Used prosperity" we just stand
here looking like fools and wishing
the ground would open it's mouth
and swaller us.
0 Father Hardtimes, look down
from thy throne in Washington
and have mercy on us.
Tell US what to do.
Teach US what to say.
For behold, the people are be-
ginning to think that we are TO
better than the Dummycats.
AMEN.
The fool-killer., 1921-08-01
Trim Your Lamps

The Bible is often spoken of as
lamp.
We are advised to keep our
trimmed and burning.
What does chat mean?
Does it mean that we must
trim out some parts Of the Bible
and throw them away?
Certainly not.
You all know what it means
to trim a common oil lamp.
You do not really trim the
lamp-you only trim the wick.
You know that after a lamp
has been burning for some time
there will form on the end Of
the burnt wick a sort Of coal or
cinder which dims the light and
causes the blaze to sputter and
fail.
What do you do?
You trim off that burnt cinder
and then your lamp burns bright
and steady again.
Now if the Bible is a lamp,
what is meant by trimming it?
Simply this:
Don't cut out any Of the Bible
and throw it away, but simply
trim off all the dead cinders OF
misunderstanding that have &C.
cumulated around it.
The Bible has been a burning
lamp before the world for many
generations, and much Of the
time it has been badly attended
to, and it's light has often beer
dimmed and hindered by the
dead cinders On the wick Of
human understanding, These
need to be trimmed off, SO the
light can have a chance to shine.
One very bad and harmful Gin.
der-one that has been obscurine
the Bibles light for several thou
sand years is the ''immorta
soul' cinder. 1t is a big blacl
old thing, and it has been accu
mulating blackness and hardness
ever since the devil told tha'
first lie in Eden.
And then there is 'eterna
torment" another big ugly Goa
that needs to be trimmed off. 1
has built itself up around tht
The fool-killer., 1921-08-01
WHO EMPLOYS THE DEVIL
TO RUN HE'LL?

Killer and printed in this paper
several months ago. At the time
OF writing it l did not realize that
it was anything unusual. But the
paper went out, and I soon began
to hear from it. The article was
copied and re-copied in papers all
over the country, also printed in
tract form and widely circulated.
The latest news of it comes from
far-away New Zealand, where it
has been printed and circulated
in great numbers. Seeing, there.
fore, that the article has made
such a hit all over the world, I
thought the readers of The Fool
Killer might enjoy seeing it a.
gain. So here it is. Show it to
everybody you see and help to
give it a still wider circulation:
If an endless hell of torment
for the wicked is a necessary part
Of Gods plan, and if God has to
have the devil employed to run
the place and keep the fire going,
then there is simply no getting
around the fact that God and the
devil are business associates and
good friends. If there is an end.
less hell of torment in Gods
scheme at all it is a very import
ant part of the scheme, and surely
God would not appoint His very
worst enemy to such an important
position as general superintend-
ent of hell. Supposing, for the
sake of argument, that God
needs an endless hell in His bust.
ness, and supposing that Goo
had employed His enemy to run
the place. Don't you see that the
enemy could take advantage Of
God and let the thing go smack
out? Or he might go to the other
extreme and waste the birthstone
and burn out the hues and dt
lots of damage that way. Wher'
there was so much fire ther'
would be constant danger o:
getting the whole place burned
up. Soyou see God would neet
to have a man on the job that H
could trust-one who could b
depended on at all times t
run hell in a perfectly honest an
Christian manner.
Now, Buddy, ! put it up to yo'
plain and honest: If the devil i
as mean and low down an
as tricky as people say he is
do you honestly believe Co.
would keep such a char acter O.
his payroll through Eternity an
trust him with the all-importan
business affairs Of the everlastin'
fire works? What do you think a
bout it? Looks to me like tn
''theologians" have gotten thei
IL a q hodl11 orncead an,
The fool-killer., 1921-08-01
they can't tell blue smoke from
the breath of a Democratic can
didate.
500, 900 YEARS

In Wake County, North Caro-
lima, there is a big Baptist edu-
cational joint answering to the
name Of Wake Forest College.
The collegei is owned and operated
by the Baptist denomination of
North Carolina, and the instruc.
tons given in the college are sup
posed to harmonic, dovetail and
otherwise agree with the common
old Baptist view Of things.
The present head of that good
Baptist learnatorium is one DR..
W. L. Poteat, and if one may
judge by the printed report of a
recent lecture Of his, the good
brother seems to be sorter wob-
bling on his theological spindle,
as it were.
All Baptists will tell you that
they believe the Bible at least
they are powerful fussy about
observing ali the fine points OF
what they THINK it teaches.
Well, the Bible teaches thai
the human race has only been or
the earth little over six thousand
years. Bible chronology makes
this very plain. And I have al.
ways understood that Baptists
accepted that as the truth. Lots
of other people do no. accept th'
six thousand year theory, ant
they even present what they be
lieve is evidence that man ha;
been squirting the mud of Thu
planet through his toes 70
several million years.
But the point is that the Bible
puts it at six thousand years, AM
the Baptists have never kicke'
on it before. And now her
comes the president of Wax
t Forest College with a series Q
lectures ON "Eugenics," in tn
course of which he says:
2 THE human stock Of today i
Judged solely by that produce
during the two centuries 500 t
300 B. c., the golden age Q
Athenian culture. There has bee
relatively little improvement
j stock during all the 500, 600 year
of mans occupation Of thi
e planet"
. That sort Of talk would SCUM
d all right if it came from the In
versity Of North Carolina
u purely secular institution wher
$ science reigns supreme.
d But from the president {
J, Wake Forest-from the yer
4 place where they pretend /
n believe the Bible-well, it doe
d sound sorter odd.
t And yet I'll bet a dollar tn
Baptists of North Carolina Wi
l. swallow that and smack their liz
e over it like it was good.
r A little matter Of only 494, OC
Il uoarc will not h0ther them. An
Omaha daily bee., 1921-08-14

OF percale in attractive
patterns, side, front and
slip-over effects. Only about
$50 in the lot. Last call
price. $50
Omaha daily bee., 1921-08-14
Fashion Notes

For the riding habit the threc-quar-
ter high silk shape is swagger. as is
the brown derby with the informal
hunting side saddle habit.
Hardy furs will be used for trim
ming this year rather than the, soft
pelts, wolf forming one of the favor
ties on expensive models.
A trimming noted for fall sweaters
and knitted dresses is the use OF
bands of gray or white knitted fabric
done in clos-looped stitch in imita-
ton krimmer.
Skirt lengths are still an uncer-
tainty, street costumes showing the
shorter lengths, while some of the
gowns introduced the ankle length.
Women are now wearing the reg
uhr mems knitted bathing suits,
sometimes with the wide white linen
belt but more usually with the trunks
worn very high on the leg, the top
shirt giving the effect of one-piece
suit.
New color notes are decidedly in
favor of brilliant red. both for entire
costumes and for vivid facing and
trimming effects, with the flower
shades bordering on the mauve or
violet, petunia, orchid, fuchsia and
shades of rose and American Beauty
showing close following.
Omaha daily bee., 1921-08-14
DependentonY Your
Relatives at
Sixty

VIII you be dependent on relatives
and friends?
If not you will belong to the lucky
10 per cent OF the women of this
country who are financially indc-
pendent at that stage.
Suppose your husband should die
tomorrow, where would you be, fl
naucially speaking2
Out of every 100 widows Is are
absolutely dependent on relatives
and friends and AZ are partially so.
AT the age OF 65 only one person
in 5000 is free from want, and 90
per cent of the women after the age
of 90 are dependent for their daily
bread.
According to the 1920 census there
were in the United States 3,17O,OO0
widows and only l,47l ,309 widowers,
According to Mr.. Babson 65 per cent
of these three million or more wild
ows were left with less than $4,000
each. More than 100000 women
are working to support themselves
on farms, in shops, factories, offices
and OF these IS per cent also work
to support some one else.
The answer to such questions is
insurance as a medium for saving
and investment and protection from
dependency in old age, as is shown
by the results of all investigation
just made by Alice Lakey, chairman
of special insurance investigation
committee, division of thrift, Cen
eral Federation of Women's Clubs.
Miss Lakey is vice president OF the !
Crawford, N. J. Village Improvement
association, member of the National
Institute OF Social Science, and pub
Usher of Insurance" "A Courtlandt
street, New York.
Her preliminary work has been to
make survey of the benefits OF life
insurance for women and to report
the results of this to the general
federation board of directors, with
the result that she has compiled sui
ficient evidence in the affirmative to
stimulate to the board to further
of a nationwide cam
paign for life insurance policies ter
women, at least for working women.
General Federation News.