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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-11-09
Mr.. FOrd's Railroad

Henry Fords railroad lost according to its report $780,
sos in 1921 And the regulars in the railway business
and papers and magazines take occasion to sheer at
the way this magician of business has subbed his toe
They choose forget that this railway lost S2ls4
$50 the year before and prior to Henrys control oil IT,
Instead of showing failure il marks great success
marks progress toward sovency to the tune OF $1,000
329 single year of Ford management in the face OF
the fact that. while the government wouldn't let HIM
reduce the freight rate COAL he wanted to do ne
did reduce them on a lot of other commodities
This railway is the I'D. 7. L"-Detroit Toledo and
Ironton but folks along its line years changed the
Specification to the initials They said they meant De
until Ford got 1t.
1t is said that Ford is likely acquire the NJ X t,
which would give him gulf port and terminus IN 81
Louis but which would not connect with the d. T. q l.
Here's hoping he gets it. other mans size rail-
road. His management of such system would settle
the question whether the d. T. & makes its increased
of shipments from the Ford factories rather
than by regular rairoading.
Probably great business is sadly mismanaged, so
utterly without initiative hopeessy behind the times
and discouraged and grated and eaten up with
unfathfuness the stockholders and bondholders and
to the public the steam railway business OF the
United States Hence. for the d. L. l. and Tor
the flivver kings chance to handle real railway.
marry alone and get
divorces fcr the reason
Thanksgiving coming being thankful
before II arrives.
Health practice . trumbons 81 midnight
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-11-09
WHY

Of the British vessels y almost
IN hipsR 7. Merrill before Joint
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and better trained political leaders
fen.
Muasolini n the son OF an iron
worker. But he In ycrned In music.
art and literature and speaks several
languages
lie has been a school teacher. edf-
tor. writer Of stories. rowing la
borer.
The name Of his organization
FAsessti--com~s from the Latin
word -fasc-s- bundle which origin
ally referred 10 the bundles 81 rods
carried BY the Old Roman liciors.
Musnollni's advent 10 power n GER
tain 10 have q reaching effect on
ftaiy's International relations
Ills frs, step probably win be ahro-
CATION Of the treaties between Italy
and JuEoriayia partitioninE the
Artiintic coast. Mursoiini also wishes
TO annex Malta. tits reported. a thing
which would invoive Italy In q
grave controversy with Great Britain.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-11-09
Muskegon's Refreshing Wav

Raymond Eugene Wilson, kdnaper and brutal assailant
of l2year-old girl at Muskegon, Mich captured
arraigned before Judge Vanderwep at 10 a. m given
40year sentence at p. m, and his way to
prison at $3.50.
That's the way to do it! Quick justice in criminal
cases-particuarly in Of this sort-w do to
stamp out lynching than all the fool anti-ynchnp bills
lot of silly voteseeing congressman could pass between
now and the last trumpet.
Wilson is 81 years old His 40-year sentence means
fe-whch is as it should be. Feeling around Muskegon
naturally running high against the fiend but his
prompt punishment at the hands of the law saved him
from probable punishment at the hands of the mob.
Other states please copy.
auction bridge.
small boy tells his teacher
marks
live fast lew bornin
Fashion note; Goose plnples 70 this winter
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-11-09
Will Last Man Be Addm3

For long time to every total eclipse of the
will be eagerly discussed in the papers and magazines
This year expeditions went to Africa, South America and
Australia to take observations. In September, 1928
there will be total eclipse visible in the United States
and again in 1925 and scientists will again work at high
pressure.
And all of will be less excited For the
great question to whether not the light rays of
stars BEND they pass the sum- and how much il at
all, to be regarded proving disproving the
Einsten theory.
You don't understand the Einsten theory Well If
you viii go into any scientific club and ask the you
meet there if they understand it, they will usually tell
you that it is mysterious to them 1t is TO you.
Yet they all regard it seriously Even tho il calls for
belief in crooked light and such Oddities they don't poke
fun at it. Says Dr. E. +. Slosson:
the Erayitaiion. the
between
may o Of
finite universe We be called time
hrnk"he shrink Of
they Of
slower the faster they travel and Of future that back
itself fn the present.
Well, we'll stand for all this except the last We refuse
to bite this curvature of time, in the learned
doctor is spoofing We refuse to expect that time
will turn around and make younger than children
Einsten Einstein. We bak when called upon to
believe time around in circle like racetrack
and that the last will be Adan-and after all-if
there any such thing aferweve got to make the
weary round of history again. We shant consider it
proved they do find the light rays bend in cpl
.yclod curves
a 10 TO congress.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-11-09

heaven whereof ~ hcau
Of the gopei-Colossians tS
Now l. The to star something off New Years
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-11-09
Young Fascist Leader
Pulls Italy Out of Mud

ROME. Nov. .. - One OF the
worlds younsss, political leaders to
any In comforting here with Kins
Victor Emmanuel on the formation
Of . new Italian cabinet In which
he viii act a. premier and besides
viii take on his youthful shoulders
three separate portfolios
lie IL Bsnlto Mussoiini. 3s--before
the war a leader Of Italian socialists
and now head OF the mos, bitter
anti radical body IN the worid- the
Fascist
Mussolini's political career started
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-11-09
uEGEL AND TIE FOOL

what Ia lover the maiden queried
or the Wise Philosopher.
And in accents slow and wearied
Thus tho SAG. replied TO her:
Love is a procliyity
OF In. ideaiity
or the RELATIVELY
OF the true reality
OF little jo'. or title.
or the great Totally
OF the Being. blind and mute.
Thought Of az tho Absolute
what is lover inquired the
maiden
OF the Fool lie answered low
Just the seifsame thing. but laden
Less with verbisgs: Il don't
know
Ted Robinson In the Cleveland
Plain Dealer.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-11-09
Sepen Millions Majority

Seven little millions majority a-sitting IN row. Back
door peace with Germany and then there were six.
Six little millions majority. asittng in row Newberfy
seated in the senate and then there We're five.
Five little millions majority a-sittng in row Sofser
taxes for wealthy folks and then there We're four.
Four little millions majority a-sitting in row. Teapot
dome oil grab and then there were three.
Three little millions majority a-sttng In row. Ford
ney- McCumber tariff bill and then there were two.
Two little millions majority. asitting in row. Lasker
ship subsidy, and then there was but one
One little million majority a-sittng in a
But why rub il in? Just try this with music as you
read election returns IL will help you understand the
news Try II your andpat friends The tune VIII
soothe them
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-11-09
Body Kept in Wine
in Good Condition

vrvEROLs. France. Nov. s.--Be-
fore NJ. Jean Dupius died In lass he
told his son he had a horror Of burial
In the ground. so the son had glass
coffin made for q private chapel and
filled IL with spirits Of wine in which
he placed his fathers body. There u
has rested for II years.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-11-09
34-Foot Fall Fatal
to Theatrical Man

BrRMINGHAH. Eng Nov. Sin
specting ventilators ON the rcofs.
Prank Calvert. . theater manager.
fell - feet through a skyiight and
was crushed to death In the midst
Of q group Of children
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-11-09

The pessmist surprised he is disappointed
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-11-09

when he fought his way 10 the lead
sfship OF tho Italian socialist party /.
hs became editor OF their nsw.pa.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-11-09
SCIENCE
Human Noitrishme,lt.
Vegetable Pepsi't.
Digestants Listed.
Expect Discoveries.

Important discoveries have boen
made recently IN the problem OF hui
man nourishmcnt.
II has been known for a long time
that there exists ia the stomach OF
man ana tho lower animals "a sub
stance called pepnin, which VIII Oh
east meat. eggs and other protelns'
Later n vegetable popnln was diHcov.
cred. more powerful. and capable OF
dissnting under conditions impossible
TO animal pepsin.
There has been published In Eng.
land. bs Cambridge University Press.
n liz, which shown that for almost
every organ substance that exists In
plants and animals there IL a CORE
spending digcstant. or enEyma, as IL
II called
Work along this line. together with
the study OF vitamines. undoubtedly
will result IN wonderful progress In
knowledge OF diet and nourishment
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-11-09

por organ "Avanti.- That was i'm.
m.silaieiy before tho outbreak OF the
world war IN 1914,
when the war came German 80.
olallsia voted as "A bloc 10 support
the fathrrlnnd IN It's military hdven
lures. when Italy entered tho iists
on the side OF the allies. Muasoiini
wished his followers TO give the
same support 20 Italy.
The Italian socialists refused
Then Mussolini broke with them
lie enlisted In the army.
The ex-soclaiisi leader came back
from the front after the armlsiice
covered with wounds and medals
and bearing In tbs heart bitter
hatred for the Italian radicals who
had failed their country tn Its time
OF need.
lie found Italian Industrial and
economic life upset. Unemployment
was rife and Italy's great economic
safety waive emigration 20 the
United States had been cut off
Thes. conditions had prepared
fertile spawning ground for bolnhe'
Wat propaganda Agitaiors. many
OF them inspired by funds sent from
abroad. were at work In all OF
ttaly's industrial osntern and were
gaining many converts
Then tho germ Of the Fascist
organization was horn IN Aussolini's
mind. ~. began banding together
hla former army comrades In po'
ltical groups. sworn 10 oppose the
red flag both at the voting booths
and thru direct action" with sticks.
stones or rifles.
NY tho beginning Of this year
Mnssoilni had organized 100. 900
young men. all ready 20 do his
bidding
In answer tho political extremists
called a general strike. MunsoIini
defeated tho strike by putting his
TOO 600 followers into the Jobs the
strikers had quit
ThI. intensified the bitterness b~-
tween the boishrvis,ic elements and
the Fascist Open fighting broke
cut A. the kings request Munsolini
this summer d.mobsiiEsd his forces
20 aid in restoring order. But he
did not -demoblliss- his political
power.
When premier AFTER premier failed
% establish a cabinet that could
Last. MnasolIni came forward and
now will try 10 stand where older
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-10-13
ship OWNERS
outline PLANS
TO FIGHT RULING
BY Associated Press


NEW YORK. Oct. i2-On the eve 81
the date ST Tor enforcement Of the
federal prohibition ruling prohibiting
passenger vessels bOth American and
foreign from bringing liquor under seal
into American purts enforcement
aathorticr to,hy were faced with Two
Important Test eases
ono was "a temporary restraining
order granted today by Federal Judge
L"arned Hand. cnioining local enforce.
mont authorities from molcsting liquor
on board The American steamships
Finland Jud ST. Paul Tine other was
an order directing the government
agents to show cause why un iujuuc.
ton should not bo ISSUED restraining
thom Iom Interference with ships 81
ihD British owurd Cunard and Anchor
lines This was issued by Judge Hand
last night
tn" injunction granted TODAY was
hailed as an important victory for the
7'oimshp companies. who claim they
"ou'd wtr best millions. n was issued
upua application ul the international
A'ftarti" Marine Corporation which
controls tho American line operating
tho Finland and St Paul Judge Hand
ns' r.alt Dad gned an order directing
ihr uG,hUrIl,s tu show cause why they
should uD' D.. ujonsd from acting
AGAINST fHr twenty four liners IN the
t.u Nur'i. 1.,t ol tu. British owned
.umr3 Steamship Company and thr
fn,hor Lame Franklin b. Lord. of
counsel i.l tho British companies said
to,iay that his firm would await the
result 90 th' hearing on the order next
Tuctdat before considering the adyis.
rIN o comforting with the attorney
r'n'ul u Washington regarding a test
.1..
t..tus k.alire ot counsel for tho IN.
,sruuonal MroutI, Marine declared
thl' al tha, h.s company desired was
O. i'.r isst oi th, iAU and that his com.
ru would Observe tho law as soon
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-10-13
CAR CONDUCTOR
FOR II YEARS He
ENTERS MINISTRY

CLABkSnCRG. W Va. Oct a.
Seventeen years q street car conductor
Ind motorman, Carl y. johnson. %
Chiksburg became a clergyman today.
The veteran employc Of the MOnon.
gnhcla Power Company turned In the
controller Of his depot car and left for
Parsons with his family 60 become
pastor 90 the Methodist Protestant
Church
\ decade ago. Johnson was asked 20
give hitle talk az gathering Of EN-.
ploses Boo the car l0rns. lie told 81
every day experience and added a few
fragments from the Bible 10 draw com.
Parsons The address appealed 20 the
employees and Johnson spoke regularly
after that His subject invariably was
human nature"
Sis months ago johnson was invited
,o speak from a local pulpit. the con.
'rqU'uc" ol his sermon was serles Of
Invitations from other churches. An
opportunity 20 enter the ministry FOL.
lowed
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-10-13
Il was authorltatlvoly detormlned

as Il was authofitatively determined.
Tho Cunard complaint pointed out
that the carrying into effect % the
Daughcrty opinion would cause the
steamship companies great pecuniary
loss by reason Of difficulty in obtaining
crews and by the diversion passenger
business % Canadian ports. Il further
stated that it would h. impossible 10
comply with foreign laws. notably an
Italian law requiring wine Of IL per
cent alcoholic content H. supplied N
officers. members Of tho crew and third
class Tassengers on ships carrying
ihIId class Italian passenfers.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-10-13
REAL ESTATE
The Trade Column

Highly improved 1870 acre stock and
dairy farm Joining Hereford. good five
room house. large barn. etc. Trade for
Amarillo property
5room modern east front home on
South Taylor We'll located Encum.
brancc about $1,000 Payable si5 per
month Take small place ON east side
fcr equity
g. acre improved farm near Fort
Worth Price $4,000. Clear OF debt Want
home in Amarillo. Equal value.
Several good model ears ana cash
To put iu as cash payment ON homes or
vacant lots Watch the trade column
for good trades
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-10-13

ALL kinds al Carriage hauling. Phone
t.5.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-10-13
Killed in Rehearsal
81 Associated Press

PARIS Tex. oct ~ Wlile rchoar.
sing hsi ugh, Cd, the home u Jesse
Barnett near Milton. iDr play 10 De
-Itu io. tho benefit Of their school.
Charles Hubbard shot and killed opal
Hubbard tie thought he had blank
cartridge, % toe gun
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-10-13
Price Oil & Realty CO.
REALTORS
National Bank OF Commerce. Room 3
Phones 2sS.iiG5
The Best Buys

4 good meat market iu q gnnd location
Nth most reasonable rent in Amarillo
Win sell cheap Tor cash or VIII trade
or cattle.
W have one ~ the best located and
rcst equipped garages IN this part Of
he state tn trade for good ranch. Cash
piic. 5000 l. all clear II you want
omv,hing good gct busy.
For Sale-;hc only real modern W O.
late rooming house "a Amarillo is mod.
I'm throush opt made Il brick is new
and bargain $50 as before the other
fellow gets ahead of you ON this.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-10-13

WANTEp-Alt Alterations o. ail kinds.
men o. ldic,. s.its. dresses or over
coats. an work at reasonable price
ana wol. guaranteed Phone lgt3-W.
Evening star., 1922-04-15
Star ''Want Ad"
Branch Offices
NORTHWEST.


18th st. and Vermont ave-, John o. Haley.
18th and sts., Days Pharmacy.
18th and SITS, J. 8. Clemenee.
14th and Clifton sts.. b. COLONY 60.
11th and Harvard sts.. The harvaro Fnsr
18th st. and Columbia road. Evans Drug
SAW 18th st., Bronaugh's Pharmacy:
Holmead ane Otis place. Hsluead Phar'
iith st. and Colorado ave. Piney Branch
nth st. and Park road. Tirton Myers.
243& 18th ST., John NJ. Thai.
7th and K sts.. Goidenbers's thine clerks
IN and o .... Associated Drug Stores:
9th and O SITS, McGuire's Pharmacy
eth and Elm sts., Douglas Pharmacy.
8501 Ga. ave-. Rodis Pharmacy. pat
Ga. ave. snd Rock Creek Churen fo'' noeA
1901 L st.. Morse Pharmacy:
Dupont Ci-cle. Dupont Pharmacy ,S.
18th at. and Florida ave-, Pearsons fnsr-
"a 81. and Mass. ave. Hygei.a phsr%ssy' W,:tsI J.
n Y.-N. ]. a'es' and M st.
DGnssHs; Tiaas. ave. .nd ,.s St. syl,ern Laup-
North Capitol st. and R. I. ave. Parker 5
I7aa p. ave-. J. Louis Kriek.
21st and G sts. 0uigey's Pharmacy.
25th st. and Pa ave-, Herbst
GEORGETOWN.
bsce Conn, ave., Chevy Chase Pharmsey.
wisconsin ave. ard Macomb St. e'e's-.
Park Pharmacy.
1904 NJ St. O'Donnall's Pharmacy. p,,,.
ssth and III sts.. Weller Moskeys rna'
Wisconsin ave. and st.. Donahue's Pnar-
macy. l
NoRTHEAsT.
N and r sts, McChesney & Joachim.
"a S. and Nd ave. T,sds1ieS Mcehfsnsy s Wendell. T
7th ST. and Nd. ave. Louis +, hrsoieS'
18th ST. and Md. ave. LOUIS SACKS
North Cspitol and Eye SITS. Kenealy Phar-
mast East Capitol and sth sts.. Fuhrmann's
18th and Eas. Capitol sts.. Lincoln Pafk
Goth ST. and R. I. ave-. r'ui's Pharmacy
$500 18th st. me-. Mayo's Pharmacy
'' SOUTHEAST.
End st. and Pa ave: H. F. Srsnsys sCrassesnFfh Fh.r-
1Ith and Pa ave.. Fealey's Pharmacy:
ath aa1 sHa N;s,ps pn awe awe Weiss Heslu.cos
SOUTHWEST.
7th and n s:s., Lantz Bros.
az and L sts.. Columbia Pharmacy.
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Evening star., 1922-04-15

WINDOW SHADES MADE TO ORDER. Up
HOLSTERY AND NOVELTY SUPPLY STORE,
623 7th st. NV. Main 1921.
SHADES--Good quanty Opaque shades. fitted
to your windows, S5c: the best quality of
opaque shades. $1.15, hung free We call with
samples. KLEEBLATT. l1th and II SITS. ne.
Lincoln s7S.
NOW is THE TIME TO HAVE YOUR WIN,
dow shades, slip covers and reupholstering
DONE McDEVITT, 1908 9th st. Main 321l
Evening star., 1922-04-15

WINDOW AND DOOR SCREENS.
SUBSTANTIAL WINDOW & DOOR SCREENS
made to order; reasonable prices. KLEE-
BLATT, 11th and ne. Lincoln SI9.
SCREENS-High-grade only. Let US estimate.
Phone Lincoln 1851
Evening star., 1922-04-15
RECOMMENDED SERVICE

The following business have recommended to
Star readers Any complaint found
Star will receive attention
Evening star., 1922-04-15

MATTRESS MAKING & RENOVATING
SPECIAL FOR SPRING CLEANING-MAI-
tresses thoroughly renovated and remade,
$3.50 Best work guaranteed and prompt as as-
tention assured. Drop postal or phone NJ oo-o'
Columbia Bedding Co 616 st. NV.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-25
LIBRARY AND CITY FARM
MATTERS TO Be HEARD
Busy Session Apparently Is
Ahead Of Utilities Com
niltcc Tuesday.

Ihc Utilities Committee OF C!ty
A'ounvu VIII meet Tuesday night. |;
y expected the report OF the special
committee on public library will be
f'cicd uron. and that probably the
litE farm report may DO ready for
Consideration.
Following public hearing before
he special committee on library ten
lays ago. that committee unanimous
V recommended that bond issue
In s21o.o00 be authorized for tho
fSrpose Of establishing the proposed
library. Addresses were delivered
2,y Councilman Edgar II. English.
patron Of the measure. JcaHs II. BIN
ord. Assig,ant Superintendent Of
Public Schools; u Roy Dudley. act
ms president OF the Richmond Pub
(lc Library Association; Mrs. Is. H.
fihnford. Mrs. Kate Minor and others.
Chairman D!ckersop. OF the com
fml,t"e. announced that the rcpor,
fvouid b" submitted 10 the general
3oinmIttc: on TUESDAY. and that. /,
necessary, special meetings o. tho
40 branches OF CIty Council VIII bo
allied 20 act finally upon the meas
f!Tc- Tnc resolution. II recommends
ID by tho utilities Committee. VIII
3'c forwarded At one. To Council.
i rom which body !. vii! he referred
|" the Finance Committee. and b,.
nat committee sent back TO Coun-
~ All ih"se preliminary movement
t'nl thEe time. aud. unless final pro-
,s'on In made Tor tho bond issue
FNofe the present Council Zoos out
1t Office in August, all the work will
IlayF TO be iUns
Experts from tho State Depart
lnent ~ Agriculture nrs engaged Ia
1nalNzing the aoii from several farms
elected b. The special farm com
sniitc". and others have vlst,rd IN.
arms. ana wll formulate reports as
II availability and value OF elil, TO
a'o returned 10 the committee "a soon
r. practical. These reports may 10.
"ady ,or 'hc meeting on Tucaday.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-25
CERTAIN RELIEF
FOR INDIGESTION
New Cordial Called "Antl-Fer-
ment," Originated BY Il
Druggist and Recommends cd
BY Physicians, Neutralizcs
Acid Condition Of Stomach,
Prevents Fermentation and
Brings Instant Relief.

Indigestion aud It's a.tcnhau, sOs.
such a. dyspepsia. heartburn, sour
stomach. gripping pains. dys,cnt"ry.
diarTh0oa. colo. cholera norbUs.
chronic constipation. gas. ctc.. and
even sick. nervous headaches are now
directly traceable 10 disorders !n the
digestive organs.
The food sourS before II "a fully
dig"sted. thus putting into solution
toxic poisons that are absorbed into
the system. irritating tn. intcstincs
aud setting up inflammation. To avoid
this. you simply hav" TO prevent fer
Incntation by using Anti-Fcrnncnt.
Anti Fcrncnt ncutraliz.s tho acid
condition or the stomach. cl"aus"p
and swcctcns the bowels. soothcS and
heals the lunancd intcs;!ncs and in
creases the now OF gastric cuiCcE
giving quick and certain relief. Get
a bottle OF AntiFcrnent from your
druggist With n guarantee OF salts
factory results or money returned
u w!ll improve your appetite. giv.
you restful sleep and make you feel
better than you ever felt In your life.
ADV.