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The Snowflake herald., 1921-09-16
Breezy News Notes From
the Town Of Show Low

Mrs. Polly Ellsworth, and her
granddaughter, Miss GLADYS
Christman, left Wednesday for
their home in Mesa.
A dance-social was given Fri
day night by the Bee Hive Girls.
Ice cream and cake were served.
All report a good time.
Miss Lettie Ellsworth had the
misfortune of falling off horse
and hurting her arm and should
er quite badly, but is getting
along nicely at this writing.
Miss May Webb, one of our
school teachers, received word
of the death Of her father which
occurred in Utah. She has gone
to her home at Pinedale to be
with her mother.
Word was received here of the
marriage of Miss Nellie Mills of
this place te Jimmie Freeman of
Fort Apache. Nellie is well
known in this part of the county
and loved by everyone. We all
join in wishing the couple sue
cess on the sea of matrimony.
Mrs. Bertha Bennett and Ray
Merrell were united in marriage
Sept. 18th at Miami, Ariz. Both
were reared in Show Low and
are we'll known all over this
section. Their many friends
extend congratulations. They
will make their home in Miami
for the present.
Tuesday we heard the jolly
laughter of the Snowflake Acad-
emy faculty as they passed
through our town, they stopping
now and then to gather a few
ears of green corn. Of course
they didn't tell US. but surmised
they were going to try their
luck at a real corn roast"
Sunday jolly crowd motored
up from Snowflake to spend the
day among the pines and to
take dinner with Mr.. and Mrs.
Loren Merrell. Those making
the trip were: Mr.. and Mrs.
John Ramsay and daughter, Miss
Uldene, Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Sta
pley, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Will
lard, Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Gard
ner and Mrs. Mary Ramsay, the
latter staying over to spend the
week. They all reported as
having had a good time and we
invite them to come again to our
mountain town.
The Snowflake herald., 1921-09-16

The Snowflake public school
ope n e d Monday. Notwith-
standing several families, owing
to gathering their crops, were
not able to get in their children
for the opening of school, yet,
according to Principal Blazzard,
there was larger enrolment
Monday than on the opening
day last year. The principal
and his assistants feel jubilant
over the start off" and look
for this to be the banner year in
the history of the school.
The Snowflake herald., 1921-09-16
Local News Items From
the Town of Pinedale

The work of filling. silos here
started this week.
Mrs. Dora Wigely and little
son of Winslow are here visiting
relatives.
Mrs. A. w. Crandell an d
daughter. Lillian. have gone to
Woodruff for a short stay.
Gene Anderson made a trip
Monday to Shumway, taking
over a load of wheat to the mill.
Mrs. Eliza Wakefield of Tay-
lor spent a week here visit
ing her sister, Mrs. j. M. Jack
son.
Frank Owens has moved his
family to Showlow, where Mrs.
Cheney has accepted a position
as teacher in the school.
Harvey, the little son of Mr..
and Mrs. Lawrence Brewer, who
has been very sick for some
time, is now on the improve.
H. Cheney and family have
moved to Fort Apache for the
winter. Mrs. Cheney has been
engaged to teach the school at
that place.
The members of the S. S. A.
faculty were here Monday even
ing and gave an excellent pro-
gram that was much appreciated
by the people Of our town.
Mrs. Laura Willis and sons of
Snowflake returned home Mon
day after spending couple of
weeks here visiting Mrs. Willis
sisters, Mrs. James Petersen
and Mrs. u. A. Petersen.
Senator and Mrs. Scott and
party just returned from a trip
on the Apache reservation to
Mr.. Scott's sheep and cattle
ranges. They spent three weeks
over there during the big cattle
roundup.
A crowd of boys from Snow
flake were near here one day
this week climbing trees for
pine nuts and having nut roasts.
If you wonder who it was,
ask the S. s. A. faculty-per-
haps they can tell you.
Several crowds from here have
made trips to the Apache reser-
walton during the past two
weeks expecting to get wild
grapes, but they seem to be
scarce this year. However, all
found plenty of walnuts and
some honey was procured by
cutting down bee trees. =.
The Snowflake herald., 1921-09-16
Apache TO Issue New Stock

A recent dispatch from Phoe-
nix says:
The Apache Railway Co. has
applied to the corporation COM
mission for permission to in
crease it's capital stock from
81, 900, 900 to S1,055, 900, this
sum representing what has act
ually been spent in contraction.
The road operates between Hol-
brook and Cooley, and was pro-
noted by 7. E. Pollock and as
sociates. -
The Snowflake herald., 1921-09-16
News in skirt" Circles

Chicago-Gay embroideries on
dark frocks, lacy effects for
evening wear and striking color
combinations. with skirts down
to 10 inches from the ground,
will be characteristic of winter
styles for women, according to
IN e Fashion Art League of
America. Gowns will be fash
ioned after the lines of the
figure, but not form-ftting, the
league announced. Sleeves will
be tight from shoulder to elbow
with a decided flare below.
The Snowflake herald., 1921-09-16
Bank Receiver Appoieted

Judge J. E. Crosby on yester-
day appointed Loral G. Owens
receiver of the Bank of North
ern Arizona. 1t is said that
this procedure will in no way
effect the re-opening OF the
bank. which it is thought Will
again be doing business WITHIN a
short time.
The Snowflake herald., 1921-09-16
|H Plain ''Ffr. and Mrs.

MAT wonderful thoughts come
When these two abbrevia-
are printed in a news item
az intense human interest
portray.
Iae country weekly paper,
take the one big place in
Jews items, from the simple
10 relatives, to the larger
-lers of human life.
4f. and Mrs. THE great
'S Item of the universe, the
"Ser OF recollections TO the
% far from home who takes
'Cu home town paper, and
'uS the items of Mr.. and Mrs.
'''S MS mind wander back
\ h 1e days when he knew the
y u and Mrs. in knee pants, and
y. !, We say short skirts.
y 'ne home town paperwhere
W real Mr. ord MrO rowc
I. ,,uS occur-and to receive the
!. ue town paper week in and
\, va out is to know the great
4. :.'enlngs Of the world the
"rgS ..5 Of Mr.. and Mrs.
D.. Subscribe for Your Old Home
!, .oSn Paper" Week is the sec
Y week in Nov. -7th to 18th.
i. '0u don't take the home towr
o.I' t'I' subscribe then. If you
/ H. axe * 1t, renew your subscrip-
The Snowflake herald., 1921-09-16

Douglas, Ariz. Rosy cheeks,
unless they are painted by the
hand of nature, and artifcially
colored lips are taboo in the
local grammar school by an or
der issued by the principal.
Teachers reported that some of
the nine-year-old girls were COM
ING to school with cheeks a fiery
red and lips Of unnatural hue.
The wearing of cotton stockings
and bingham dresses is request
ed by the principal, but is not
compulsory.
The Snowflake herald., 1921-09-16

Chicago. Short skirts, bobb-
ed hair, rolled down stockings
and knickerbockers were ap-
proved for high school students
by Miss Jenny H. Snow, super
visor of the household arts of
the schools of Chicago.
The Snowflake herald., 1921-09-16
;r,na Vital Statistics
# lm First Half Of 1921

..,o,s vital statistics fol
,l.S't o.t half of 1921, compiled
~ u state board of health,
" tb.t in Arizona there have
.sroe births and a Fraction
= ...,r ~ two deaths during the
~ y figures, as compiled by
vote board, are decidedly
as we'll as informa-
.nong the things revealed is
re have two mothers in
.,ona that have given birth
nore than twenty children
b.
|TSpre were 92 twins born and
l.,cIe group of trip!ets. There
j practically 100 more male
|Hes born than females.
|Hsre are the birth figures in
|aiI for the first half of the
|sent year:
fatal number of births, 3977.
bale, 2O63.
Female, 1914.
Single, 1882.
Twin, 92.
IdpIet, 8.
White, 2234.
AeXlCan, I4JU.
Indian, 35.
liked, 10.
0hers, 148.
|Fst born, 1140; second tc
|A 2O77; sixth to tenth, 646
.n.h to twentieth. 112; over
zieth, 2.
Iaef's age. Under twenty
763; q to 80 years. 2130.
40 years, 959; over 40 years
he l25.
hther's age. Under II years,
+ 2lto91, 1927; 80 to 40,
It over 40, 636.
mthe first half of 1921 there
m 2670 deaths reported in
.zaaa. Of this number 1901
Ig' males and 1869 females.
3fcuIOsis was responsible for
] Deaths; pneumonia, 225:
lrdoeal diseases, 1913; bron-
lpleumOnia. ia; congeniaI
putty, l29; old age, "a; sui
q Is; homicide, SO; small
"; measles, Is.
The Snowflake herald., 1921-09-16

Nh I've @.5, The school days are here
IN. Will need new hose for the
H. Ien' u You can get them in
a NJ racks from 13c per pair up,
5roa.,' 's HoIbrook Traders. Hol-
'''0f' Arizona.
The Snowflake herald., 1921-09-16

w. w. Freeman who has been
ont south of here for over two
months with Quincy Randles,
Forest Service timber sale man,
arrived home Wednesday.
The Snowflake herald., 1921-09-16

Miss Lucille Birdno, stenog-
rapher in the Forest office, laid
off a portion of Wednesday and
all day yesterday on account of
sickness, but is on the job today.
The Snowflake herald., 1921-09-16

FOR SALE-One piano, one
picture machine. Post
Exchange, Fort Apache, Ariz.
The Snowflake herald., 1921-09-16

All cotton goods are advanc-
ing in price. But you can get
sheets from ST up to S1.75, pillow
cases at Csc per pair, at The Hol-
brook Traders, Holbrook, Ariz.
The Snowflake herald., 1921-09-16

Seymour Fish and sister; Miss
Mary, left Monday for Woodruff
to visit relatives and friends.H
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-02
APPLY SULPHUR TO
HEAL Up YOUR SKIN
Broken out Skin and Itching:
Eczema Helped over Night.

For uusi.hcly skin "ruptiuns. rash
or bloiches on face. neck. arms OF
body. YOU do not have 10 wait for re
lief from jor'Ur- ur embarrassment.
declares = noted skin Specialist NJ
ply little M.utho- sulphur and i'm
provcmcrt shows next day.
because OF its germ destroying
properties, nothing has ever been
found 10 taxi thc place Of this sui
phur preparation. tn. moment you
apply il healing begins. Only thoa"
who have had unsighily sisin troubles
can know the delight this Mcu,ho-
sulphur brings I,Vou icry. itching
eczema is dried right up.
Get a small jar from any "ooG
druggist and use IL like cola cream.
advertisement
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-02
JACKIES DnAN BIC crowd
BY BALL CAME At DAEzIG.
Teams From the Utah aud
Sands Create Sensation
i'm Free CITY.

l'.>NHll;. oct. IA baseball! .;imc
played hy teams recruited from tie
overwhelmingly U,ah and the dt-
>tr"Hrr sands a. Tia" United states
I Navy on th-,r visa here was ths
itrSt eyer staged ~ this town. an
created - tremendous sensation. Th'
Saiuc wa Won 10y the Utah team. II
T." :. Though the game took pine.
'UrlS in tho afternoon. tho ucid wa
t'n'd hy a vast crowd, iuciudiu'; 81.
'"iHls and officers ur the free stat" 81
''nnziE. who nrp"nr"I to Match tu'
+au" as Interested spectators
rh"y followed every piay "ag.rir.
giving vent I" loud cheers aud ht'
waving ~ "tch run. though he ~,
!onty surely did not understand lhc
"'il,s "r tn" technique "f TIA" lurn".
II vas amusing 10 listen To most ~
"a. scientific explanations given b.
tHoS" PROGRESSING; - dr"i"r AnuwIcdff,
al ia" mysteries OF baseball 1" thot
less educated ncichhors.
TN" weather was irl-rdid. ana the
last day : stay az thu tuii.G states
men of Nur proved tno incest al All
Tho vessels have nUlv i.Ti COY Cnrr-
tnurE. whence ihcy viii proceed via
Casa E.anvl on ~" aIrro"rp coast to-
Ma'se!ll,s. aiG from there tho rpu.
loads vits >rulut" io CoustaI,iuopl-.
rnc farewell! WAS Of the uimog,
h-urtiuess. Tho paulisors stood .o.
Il i"n-: Time Oh Tn, pier Watching ti..
tw" proud vessels sr.,dually diaapp.4 d.
INTO Ia" horizon.
'c"pyriGhl. 1921, hy the Fable cd
ger trH.NuEt.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-02
IF BACK HURTS USE
SALTS FOR KIDNEYS
Eat less meat ii Kidneys iccl
like lead or Bladder
hothcrS.

Most folss forget that tuo piIseys.
lE. tho bowels. get slugslsh and
ri"sscd and need u Gushing occasions
'Aly, '!>o we havn bacEachc and IAN
mlscr. % Inc kidney region Severe
hralhelcs. rheumatic twiupos. torgid
!ir"r acid stomach. sl""rlcs.utss and
all sorts ~ Bladder disorders.
You simply must Keep your l!drc,-
active AHo cl'nr and the moment vs..
i'ei gn hcE" or pai' So the Fid-lcy
region get about four cnrres az Had
salts from auS Y"oh drug s,or. her.
take tablespoonful lu % glass az
water rci"r" breakfast for - f.~
eHss az! Your klincvS VII 'hen act
me rms famous salts Is made from
( Ia" ac!H Of Erai,rs ana lemon juice.
t"'rOincd wiki Hthia. ard ia harm
i"es 10 Hrsh cloEg"G Kidneys ara
stimulate iii"m 30 norma activity. h.
also ntutrali&cs the 1o.ts iu II.
urine so u no longer irrltat,s. mus
I ending bladder disorders
lad SALTS IS harmI.,s. mex pors.,s
| makes g delightful "nciveaccu' l.,l,Ia-
/ water drink which ovcrvUudy tnsu.a
'"E' no" and tEcu 10 keep ;uolr 4ie.
/ "ejN clean, thus avoiding s.riog.
I consultations
y Won known local drurgist s,,.
| nc sells Tote OF lad Salts 10 TOW. as,
| bcileVe In overcoming kidney trouDI,
mnmn +" AZ only troobies-hdyeftse
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-02
~. hudson I.nNIr,.

tnit"d News SIAN corrvspuracui.
PARIS. oct !. With :, muJor:ty co.
;hc lighthouses Of Paris NOW opeu "r
az least announcing their comtn" al-
fractions. the winter theatrical s,hc.-
-. shows = eat deal ~ III, =, ty-
.: "rvivAls. ran, inG from that wei
known piece ~ lean Hichop,n lie
Chcmiucau" t"Thc Wayfarrr'D ut The
famous hcUse of the roctc-Saint Mar
IN. to tho world known inl>,crI q, @
OF Molrto. the French Shak s,.a ~.
'''th. Nayfarcr' j. dvc-aui p.l%
In verse. .lah"ratrly mounted. arj u
spit" -! ;hc fac; that it is tn. Work
OF a French Acadcmiciau. it seems l."
be attracting largo popular audi
tnccs
Although sarah Bernhardrs own
cater Is rcyivinr lies O"tN t.osr.s. %
real. The Two Kids" by Pierre lie
'cwiceiie. there IS an interesting va
NOR abroad 10 the effect THAI j. viii
soon SEQ the great tieauora nuS~
herself, creating there tho yvorS of
- hitherto Unknown young Frclich
playwright Theatrical gossip hes ID
that Nine. Bcruhardt h.rscI' wi,h
one OF those 'larc" pgsturcs' su tm-
pulsivc. 50 characteristic. has offered
the hospitality OF hey ,hcat,r 10 her
sister artistic the great Italian ira &c
dIcnrc. The divine Sarah hcrscir
viii. ii is understood lie creating a
picc" ut II Annunz!o's IN London.
while ON" ot the great loves OF
r'AuUUUHio's carecr Is crvatin.. the
work oi another in Paris. pIluan,
situation
AZ 10 the theai"rs of Ia" bouievards
which have not yc, r-"pcu.d there
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-02
"Milli9nairc Hobo" VIII
Orgari .e Rus. lis Willis"
ii3y Tinted News.

MOSCOW. oct. James S.tds
f"wc. Of ST. I.on-s. wealthy heir To
IN" builder az the famous f.nds
bridge there. has arrived In Mos
COW. TO organic" Tia" Russian no.
h""s INT" "A union similar Ia tn.
American Iiobocs' Union. OF which
he is president;
Howe. known as the million.
AR" hobo" walked into ia. For
"iIh office smiling ,nruut:h a
thr""-day srr"ut OF whisk"rs.
"i' certainly looks az ,hu,Igh o,,r
pcopi" are coming into their own
i'' S"'d |" an attachc. Il mus: or
s"Ii@" the Russian h"hocs at once.
th"N al" tn" sa"i" us the Amer
can h"h"os ia every respect
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-02
HONOLULU GETS NEW
SUPPLY OF LABORERS
IN \ .socia,on rr.s. /

ipNoLtit. oc;. The advance
H"r" al Il nrw labor supply. To Offset
u" prSSrpt shortage in the Hawaiian
islands. has arrived hero iu tho form,
u 1870 men ANA women from Porto
Hic". arc"inpu Mica by many children
ihc iahpr"rs w"-" recruited ny
'H'nt> o' the Hawaiian sugar Plan
crS Association Their VOYAGE from
'"r," re" w.s> reported To- have been
In"N"ni'ui except for - slight Cpl
i"im'c Of influenza, which led to rhe
Fiaci'lE ~ the lahurors In quurllnfin,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-02

L'N''t'N, Got. Fresh from IN.
Land OF prohibition. American ,or
lists have ,n,oun,c,o,,
J., ~, '"''S nov
''"' !" irhH"n. 1t Is tobacco
''"hio''!"H
New York visitor. n.vi,u iinc.,
in a pjrrldIr, .-,,,
'''''' q '"'' hoHr
- S"''iN "' ''SI:sitcs as
~, sat talking over his coffee. he
arose to 60 for an act.r-dlu,cr ,,,
with his f,.rt i 49,,
-. ~" "''oF'
"' "'''' "h" presided over q
tea cart niisd with LouGon.s choices,
'F"nus "i t"hacco~
hui YOU can only have one" said
'Ne maid ~ reply 10 his careless de-
'""nu Tor cigarettes.
nat all right an" VIII do" said
'"' Ne" Yorker. carefully selecting a
Don OF nifty
Eat mean only ono cirnrr,.c
not ono non persisted the maid. re
covering tn" larG" packet;
Nicotine It"otIeErinE" Latest.
tiiS arEum"ntr disclosed tn, iacr
mat after O'CLOCK in England ON.
cigarette L. dine Is all tina; is
"ll""cd' and he must be- bona Tide
dln-r too. sale 80 moro than ono
cigarette after that hour is 'nicutiac
/ ""oticEEinE And the custom is last
as h"rd for Americans ia understand
as IL u 'cr fnE'.e'Eiueu go understand
Am"r'e"u prohibition
~ the last session ur the House Of
commons. when a bin was passed TO
"Stend III" hours for s.lin. liquors
IN IN" United Kingdom. friends of to-
h"r'o introduced " h.ll "N,endiug tho
hours during which cigars ana Gig
a-'i'"s can u" sold. Tn. bill 10 allow
liquor Ia h" sold more freely had all
tho support. bIJ the measure tn r.r-
mt tobacco sales aztec! o'clock was
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-02
PARIS WINTER THEA 7RECAy,
SEASON TO SHOW REVYVALS
Plays Will Range From Wcll-known lie CIlcmincau'
The Wayfarer. TO the Masterpiece of Molcrc
the French Shakespeare.

"tV"ir"d i'ut !, is SAFE TO as uin,
'hat 'Nt'rN the piHywright Us ,.Dli
.r"m AGAIN. and ppo uncertain fus.us
fr'S"nt planS ~ III" Coincdi ,.
T. i"nr"i%e can tur u solid month ut
H"ii'Ec r..i-s in celebration or the
''''ent"nd'! 81 the Srcnt plIyWri. .tt.
men com = an Jhnuvy. la all SON.
i"'nty-sIN OF M"llcrcS WORKS viii
To" given with fragments OF others.
ana already tn" rch".,rsaIs have
started Tor tn" hail"ts amt ,.s ,uhlcs
y '"HSSa'E -. an" ~ -" -" IS
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-02

fEhTli. oct l.--t;ood paper ca,
D' "i''dc from the common eucalyptus.
APARTMENTS TO That effect having
been made in West Australia ".
riouS e,atc governments and privn,,
interests have contributed uuw,r,,
or si"o10O for the erection of plau,s
aud the installation OF machinery for
further Investigation into the matte
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-02
81! Young Women Lost
From Paris and Vicinilv
lEN .AssncIntcd prrss. |

VERSAILLES, OCT. /. - since
january iS;, I'll young women
have c"mplcie!v disappeared from
Paris AND vicinity
" hon this tact was published.
Henri Desire i.ardru. who is
awaiting trial here on charges OF
murder growing out cr The dis
appearance oi eleven women to
whom ne hat promised marriages.
delivered himssif OF ,h< follow
iur 10 one ui the wuvdcrS:
MS lucky for luc that have
been locked I'm hero Cor nearly
ireo years. otherwise they would
accuse ni- ot having done away
with the I'll also"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-02
Women Are Taught to
Swallow Iewelrv and
Other NaluabIcs.
RETAIN GEMS FOR At
LEAST FORTNIGHT
A-Ray Shows Quanlil, in
Member Of Gang on Trial
in Bombay Court.

CALCUTTA. OCT. In i cas-, uow
occupying The attention OF the erin
inal sessions uf the Bombay uign
Court, th!rtN-hye men and omen ar,
charged with being members OF e
gang committed To ducOity. or gang
robbery with violence. These pyo.
pic are al related and call them
selves openly The "SaucnaI Wad
Thieves" They are Itiutus by re
Lyon. but q special object of their
generation BIS tile "t'ila MuiEru" on
very lar.r nail" with which they
perform the initial stages OF their
hurGlHrjeS. Thstr children ar, taught
10 steal from infancy. Their earliest
trimming, carried on 10y th.ir mothers.
is in pockot-pick!nr. fowl and goat
lifting, and SO forth.
Tho women ARE Important agents
in tho organized ;hcfts conducted by
the males Whilst begging, singing.
hawking. etc, they watch the habits
of o;ViliE,d people. SuhscGuentiy
olucns arc taken by the male lead
crS. called the "naarati. \ fowl
OF a goat is Slaughtered and du-ir-
the dark half Of the month. dacui'ies
are organized ON III" wcmor's infOr-
nation iu tho direction ia which IN"
rc"i, OF tho trunE OF the dead animal
rests aI;cr Gu'v"!ine. I; = snak"
crosses ih..r pain the enterprise J.
abandoned.
Women swallow Loot.
The largo nail which tho Sancha!
Wad worship Is employed t" mako "a
holo between the wall and the door
frame 81, houses attacked. The bolt
ot tie door Is ,hcu drawn and an
utterly rcnorsclcss attack made on
ali ,hr inmates especially the women
wearing heavy gold and silver orna-
incnts.
The women of tho iauohai wad
are praeticed IN swallowing and con
thinning these ornaments. In tn"
case now under trial there are eleven
women concerned. and III on" II ih'n
snc May revealed tn" prcsvnhc oi
seven or eight tolas ,thr"e or i"ul
ounces avoirduroisi ~ iiatten"d-" u'
sold bangles. The women are Capable
IL retaining such articles undig""to"
ior as Ions a. = fortnight.
TINES Criminal tribe FOR snch II
is has Am elaborate system q! self
Government and corhrtncrS 'i
:lic spoil Il certain liked percentage
goea 10 the Raugat" or leader. ana
certain fixed percentage goes to
y sort OF insurance FOUND allocate" III
rusc of need to tho wives 9! detected
mon AND those Wh" los 'h'1' ''N''
during raids
r:,nu.and> Drdirntc,l 4" Crime.
Technically. all such crinina! tribes
in midland there ~" SIM many
hundreds ~ thousands OF mon and
women IN India trained and dedicate
p. ;hcir parcuts - different form
az cri,uc-should come under tE"
special administration PROV dcd for
alch people ny IN" British regjue.
These nomaGtc groups ar" ALI rev
strred thry may noW OFT" move 't
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-02
ADS STRANGE EVENTS FLASHED ACROSS THE SEAS

a. Colon. capai Zone. for scy.,.,
nays They viii! bc distributed au,n,,,.
gu" plantations whose need of Ial,,.
- most pressing. IL was annouuc.n
hn"r'S viii be mad" I" induce mosn
% '""ir c"nh'rymch 10 come here. tho
!ihntcre' Association said
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-02

tanning NIL th,-s vithmines. highly con-
cch'ra'cI. ar" pn, ny in convenient
form They ur" cn-y md economical "
lake they are III NO wny distaa,rful--
ihey Will not upset the -tUuucli--nud
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-02

fea-t is rch IN one
class o' vi',min-s
Waite, Soluble Is Bat
most scientist, 80.
that yeast contains
only one 81 the three
ri,aGiln,:s SnIxucc has
thus lar disrovcr~!.
! herr arc twO other
known vitarp:ur. FIT
Soluble. A-nHrrpully
present in ruw tail.
cUti.llvcr oil and cor
tain plnnts-and
WhLr Soluble G. con
fsiiicd ~ ccrisin irI;'s
and vegetables.
Mastin'- VITA
NNNA- FIH
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-02
NOW TAKES $500 POLISH
MARKS TO MATCH DOLLAR
Fall in \ aiuc of Circulating
Medium lmpo>cri>l,cs War
saw Ari>tocrac>.
,>E Ir .u3wELnN 10 NJ, room
Nr"-uih tountrS'> Finances Result
az Had administration rnrty unr-
Cling PrrN"ni,r. tnmntr. from Get
ting on Stable na>i>.
,Spce.a' Gable TO Tnc Times
Dispatch

WARSAW. o,. m,
''' "''S" ''"'" |" ".'"N
Tor ~" u"ii.'r has driven Scntlctol,;
ont of N.rstW 10 IN, country ana
.,,, "a ..-
- al AN -
H'' sven over To loud talking, load
eating ruuv"uuN riches, while gam
Him. ng. ..,,i..d y hi.n mail.
va "''"' :" ''i"
,r"ir marks into tangihlS property.
such is diamonds. 5cwcIry rurs and
shares g., mini,, ,,,l ;,,,,,e,-,
Ihe old families with only mod
crate inCoIn" in Polish marks nave
icon ,I,vl, l,iy., ,,,, ,ai..r ne,
''' '"""S 90 '"t ''r'S'"ofaeN nave
los, 'hnir estates as their only means
OF s.:rpurt has been the sale OF their
possessions
Ii>, ou r,.,. ,
S ,H ','nLt''F a,."aay nave eaten
u ','r ''""'rS ana
~" "''''s ''"'"'"r'h'"S Such AZ
,ut.''. ,"' aM.rhS. rups' taNNafaS ana
''''"' t"p'''"hee
:" !m """ arc 'Hp"n ing M IN"
My ''ruU"'n '"rnitAr"
|,,'o,,.',, e., =, ~ sN2'sS nay h".n
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-02

Their" !. nothing cIso like il. 90 do no.
accept limitations or substitutes. You
can get Mnstln's VITAMON Tablets
At all cood druggists. such a.
GTaUt Drug 90. Baucr's Drug
Stp-os. TrucI" Drug 30.