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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-13
OIo1l AShHuTcHikSON

uttered The hall just after eight O'Clock
md announced himself with loud.
'ilullu. oycrybodyr aud ihutnped the
but 81 hs rifle on IN" fioor. An enor.
n,aus crash a. the kitchen and ahrlel,
ct "It's The MASTER hs1alis-i The IN.
iiuliuons discharge upun him of lIlah
.,mks and Low links. Effr appeared
tom the dining rUom. lie WIS sur.
,ann,led aud enthusiastically shaking
hands. 'li,lln yon Iinkses. Isn'i this
ripping l,y Iovr. High -'and I."w--lt's
,ninous 10 wee Nou again. Iiullo. Efn-,
lust fancy yon hcing here. How jolly
fine. CHI where's the Mistress Not
,,awn vet ~ gn IN. Law Jinks-I.ow
links. I'm dashed II you aren't cryinsf'
Ne broke Oft 'iiullo Mabel. Ilullo'
lid yuu g,i my letter? I'm comingsnp"
Natal wns In y wrapper ~ ~. head
II 'he stairs He ran 'up. TIN simply
nlihy III you mind" liz io"k her
hnna
She said. n never dreamt you'd he
hcr. ~ this hour How are you. MarkP
Yes. got your lcil"r HIT never 80.
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THE WEATHER

Amarillo and Vicinity, Thursday part.
~ cloudy IT, cloudy. probably thunder.
showers
West Texas. Thursday partly cloudy
"a cloudy probably thunder showers
north portion.
S,uapo>is ~ Weather Conditious.
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BILL LEAVING SWlSHeR
OUT TO BE BROUGHT UP
~ Associated rr.s

AUSTIN. Aprii Representative
lohn 7. smith - Travis county pro
r'is's d" i"st In the state comis m,
validity - tn representative rediSirici.
ING hin icssad aiihe last sc-sipn ~ the
leRilaiure in which Swi@her county was
omitted. Validity - the law WAS taken
up hy hepres' ntaiiy" snti"rwhite - car
son cruDty bur laiet lsnioned on &c
count uf the exp,nr. stisch.d 10 th'
test.
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, ~ Weather Conditions.

An atmosphere Ills
iuTlsanc. 1T som. tn
iensiiy over the
southwest and the
eastern Rocky Noun
tain slope has caused
warm weather thru
mit th. southwest
and the region of the
Plains states. With
lighi rain ~ snuw IN
III" northwest and
the naknias. The A..
laniir coast disturb
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-13
500 COAL MINERS ARE
BACK: 100 JOIN STRIKE

t'iG-rSht RGH. Pa. A1ril is.-Firsi
, cy,rsss luf United Min" Workers 90
fanizsrs Who have l.ccn trying 10
nuioniz" IT, plants ~ tn u. &. Prick
cox" Company Throughout the councils
,iiis fegFn. wsfe reported here when
''al Operators declared that 900 men
had returned 10 work sn the other
hand. Il was pointed cat. thar Continen.
al no .. einn,oyiu. ioa men. had
,i0ssd down.
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Although
FOR TODAY

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aint 500 nHarl nui Yourself Noth
mE Dlr hrits y'u IHacf hut the
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l'.l re.n
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.i'irne 42s seo.oos fewer postcards wer.
ia -isd Ia England IN 1891 than Ia 1919.
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ance has changed but hitl" IN III" past
- hours
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I Y

lie made rather boist.rous entry
Into the hous" on his aItiyai. arriving
in the mornlnr seetcre sreakfast. lac
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Tsu,r'saiurr.

Temperature by h"uts ~ Amarillo
W,,lus..sl.ts.f
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-13

p-cicd you til this evening. It's very
annoying that nothing II r'ady for
.uu."
Just the slm" Mabel l;Lt h. wasn't
gning IL let her hr the s.,mr' lie had
inade M his min'l io that ns he had
one along with eager strides from the
station.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1922-11-08
CHINA TO HAVE SCHOOL
OF AMERICAN JOURNALISM

NEW YORK. Nov. S.-China is to
have a School Of Journalism. In
cidentaily, not a school of yellow
Journalism as might be inferred from
the fact that It is to be established
In China, but one which is designed to
instruct the youth Of China in the
best methods Of the newspapers Of the
United States.
Maurice z. Votaw. formerly of the
department Of Journalism, Missouri
University. is en- route 10 Shanghai
where he viii organize in st. John 5
Episcopal University the first school
of Journalism that has ever been
known in the land Of Confucius. In
connectio with the course a weekly
paper already established and known
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1922-11-08

Hurry mother, Even sick child
loves the "fruity' taste of California
Fig Syrup and it never fails to open
the bowels. A teaspoonful today may
prevent a sick child tomorrow. If
constipated, bilious. feverish, fretful,
has cold, collie, or if stomach is sour,
tongue coated, breath bad, remember
a good cleansing of the little bowels
Is often all that is necessary.
Ask your druggist for genuine Cali
fornia Fig Syrup which has direc-
lions for babies and children Of all
ages printed on bottle. Mother! You
must say California" or you may get
an imitation fig surup.-AdVertlSe-
ment
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BRITAIN ASKING
DELAY IN FARLEY
BIZ Untte (. NeWs

BIZ United N6tOs
PARIS, Nov. 8.--Great Britain has
asked for a postponement of the Lau-
same Near East peace conference I'M
til Nov. 81 Lord Hardinge, the Brit.
ish ambassador, presented note en-
bodying the request late Tuesday.
Premier Poincare. however, is under
stood to favor proceeding with the
conference on Nov. as originally
planned, fearing that delay would be
dangerous to peace in view of the
state Of affairs at Constantinople and
the arrogant tendencies Of the Angora
government.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1922-11-08
TALKS AGAINST FIRE

Jacob E Riedel, chief Of fire pre-
vention. through the courtesy OF the
management of the Hill Top Theater,
gave a lecture on fire prevention and
a moving picture show to the pupils
of Public School No. 46, today at 1:15
p. IN. The children marched from the
school to the theater under the super-
vision of the teachers and members
Of the indianapolis fire department.
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DEER, BLINDED BY LIGHTS,
is INJURED By AUTO

READING, Pa, Nov. S.-While
Daniel W. Fister and r. willard Baer
and their wives of this city were mo-
toring home from Orwigsburg they
saw a deer and two does near Port
Clinton. The machine struck one of
the does. which fell into a ditch. but
was uninjured. They were big speci-
mems and were apparently blinded by
the automobile headlights.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1922-11-08
To Keep Hair Way,
Lustrous, Beautiful

The use Of the hot curling iron can
not be too strongly condemned. It
means death 20 the hair eventually. More
over. It ia entirely unnecessary. Long
or bobbed hair can be kept beautifully
waYy and curly 10 any extent and 80 any
form desired. by using the simple and
harmless silmerino method. Liquid sill
merine should be applied 10 the hair he
fore doing It up using a clean tooth
brush In about three hours you will
fnd that n very pretty natural wave
and curlincss has resulted. and the ef-
feet will last quite a considerable time.
LIQUID silmerlne Is really beneficial
and is not sticky nor greasy. Neither
does II streak the hair nor stain the scalp.
You need get only q few ounces from
your druggist. The best way IS TO divide
the front and back hair into from four
TO six strands and to moistcn each Strand
separately from root to tlp.--Advertise-
mCnt.
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this good mediene 4 e0nan5 ehlOFofO naTeOc
baby two older children and both husband and self have
the cough catarrhal trouble the after
effects of cold because it ansepc mildly laxative and tonic
to the system.
guarantee every satisfactory money
back"
MenhOLaxene sold by leading druggists price 75
direct by mail "Best sold for cough and cold"
Products Company Dept
stamps
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well, shall never be a witch
again" his daughter replied. And
just to show the pretty sisters how
sorry 1 am that I made them wear
long. crooked noses so long, I will
let them each make a wish and the
wish will come true after that. I will
never, never be a witch again
Il do not know what to wish for"
one pretty sister said. Il guess that
I will wish that the Witch gets pref
tier every time she does a good Geedr
NO you don't" the Witch laughed.
You have to wish for something for
your very own -
Well, then" the pretty sister said,
Il wish we had an ice cream soda
fountain out IN the front yard. So that
every one who passes can help them.
selves"
THAT is a nice wish" the Witchs
father said. And there II is out
there now Sure enough, out IN
the front yard stood very beautiful
soda fountain.
Then the other two pretty sisters
wished for a great box filled with all
kinds Of cookies out in the front yard
beside the soda fountain and p large
box always filled with all kinds Of
candies.
And there they are" cried the
Witch's father. Let's go out and try
the sodas and the cookies and the
| candies
And when every one ran out and
tasted the sodas and the cookies and
the candies. they all said they were
the very incest they had ever had.
We are taking a lot Of presents
to the little orphan children who live
in the center OF the woods" the
Storekeeper told the Witch and her
father, Would you like to go with
us2"
The Witch and her father said they
would stay with the three pretty sis
ters, but they gave the Storekeeper
| and Raggedy Ann and Raggedy Andy
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ROBBERS GET 81, 200 IN
FURS AT MARTINSVlLLE

LATE Scott, sheriff Of Morgan
County. telephoned the indianapolis
detective department that the Mar
tinsville Clothing Store was robbed
last night Of fur coats valued at
$1,000.
Entrance was gained by prying
open a rear door. Traces indicated that
escape was made toward Indianapolis
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1922-11-08
DyeFadedWrap
Skirt, Dress in
Diamond Dyes

Each package of Diamond Dyes
Contains directions so simple any
woman can dye or tint her old, worn,
faded things new. Even II abe has
never dyed before. she can put q
rich. fadeless color into shabby skirts,
dresses, waists, coats, stockings,
sweaters. coverings, draperies, hang
inrs. everything. Buy Diamond
Dyes-no other kind-then perfect
home dyeing is guaranteed. Just tell
your druggist whether the material
you wish TO dye IS wool or silk. or
y neither 1t ia linen, cotton, or mixed
goods. Diamond Dyes never streak.
spot. fade, or run.-Advert!sement
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Marriage a la Mode

In India most girls are be.
trothed in childhood. When a girl
has reached the age Of II and her
father has made no matrimonial
provisions for her she may take
the initiative and secure a hus.
band for herself. though she may
never marry any one in the caste
below her own.
The Indian BRIDES dover Is
in jewels. Old families give one
daughter emeralds. another pearls
and another sapphires. Usually
girls dover jewels are one
variety.
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Raggedy Ann and Raggedy Andy

children.
So the Storekeeper and Raggedy
Ann and Raggedy Andy climbed into
the Storel1eeper little car and leav-
ing Wooden Willie and the nice little
old lady with the Witch and her
father and the three pretty sisters.
they drove down the path through
the woods towards the home Of the
little children, who had no nammas
nor daddies.-CopyTight 1922.
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TWO WOMEN HURT

Mrs. S. r. Raschig. 1903 E. Pratt st,
received slight injury TO her left arm
when the sedan she was driving was
struck by a truck belonging to the
Kreis Transfer Company, driven by
Claude Cart, 81. OF 427 e. Ohio St, at
Meridian and South SITS. late yester
day. Janit Knowles, SO Emerson Ave,
an occupant Of Mrs. Raschig's car
was painfully bruised. Cart was held
on charges Of assault and battery and
speeding.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1922-11-08
SOCIAL
ACTIVITIES
Entertainments
Weddings
BetrOthdLS

Indianapolis Alumni Chapter of
Kappa Alpha Theta Will entertain,
Nov. Il. at the home of Miss Jeanette
Benedict on Washington Blvd, Din
ner will be served at g o'clock and
will be followed by a business meet
ing. The committee in charge is Mrs.
Frank Daley. Mrs. Paul Y. Davis,
Miss Leora Floyd and Mrs. Emma L.
Freeman. The hostesses are Miss
Dale Waterbury, Mrs. Claris Adams
Mrs. Charles Alews, Mrs. r. J. An
derson. Mrs. Samuel Ashby. Miss
Margaret Axtell. Mrs. Russell Bosart
Mrs SEVERN Buschman, Miss Helen
ArdeTy, Mrs. J. ". Atherton. Mrs
Maxwell Y. Bailey. Mrs. T. Barnett,
Miss Virginia Barney, Mrs. George
II. Bachelor. Mrs. II. F. CIppenger,
Mrs John 5. BerryhiH. Mrs. Arthur
Baynham and Mrs. Charles Binkley.
Miss Margaret Scarlet entertained
with a dinner Tuesday evening in
honor Of Mrs. Eva Hathaway Kaplan,
who will motor TO Los Angeles, Cal,
TO spend the winter. Covers were laid
for sixteen guests. the places being
marked with miniature baskets of
ANDY Baskets of pink and white
yhIysanthemums were used TO dec
prate the table. The guests were
Mrs. Sanford Higgins. Mrs. Earl
Robertson. Mrs. Ella Gibson, Mrs.
Mary Clark. Mrs. Benjamin Kriel,
Mrs. Ralph Murphy, Mrs Rozert
BaineS. Miss Audery Turner. Mrs.
} Raymond Ross. Miss Catherine Nc
Ginley. Miss Helen Smith Of Chicago,
Miss Mae Browning of Terre Haute
and Mrs Mary McCabe Of Greenfield.
The Athenaeum will present
Thomas Chalmers, baritone. Of the
Metropolitan Opera Company. in a
concert at the Clubhouse Monday eve.
ming. Nov. Is The program will be
followed by dancing
Mr.. and Mrs. Dennis Esau have as
their guest Mrs. Egan's sister, Mrs.
John D. Pendleton Of Pasadena. Cal,
who viii spend a month in Indlanap-
oils
nounce the marriage Of Mrs. links
sister. Miss Ella Becker. to Rev. J.
Edward Cochrane of Los Angeles.
Cal. which took place today in
Orange, Cal
Mrs. Melville Moon entertained the
members Of the New Century Club
this afternoon.
Those who viii take part in the
program Of the Matinee Musicale.
Nov. Is, are Miss Adelaide Cont. pi-
auist; Miss Gertrude Cont. cellist:
Miss Cleon Colvin. violinist; Mrs. c.
\ Maxwell and Mrs. Glenn Frier-
mood. vocalists; Miss Lucille Springer,
cellist. and Miss Lucille Roark, plan
ist. The accompanist for the after.
noon viii be Mrs. Dorothy knight
Green. Glenn o. Friermood, Miss
Helen J. Smith and Miss Lucille
LoCkman-
Mrs. s. D. Sander was hostess for
"a meeting Of the Electa Circle this
afternoon.
indianapolis chapter OF American
War Mothers will meet Thursday aft
ernOOn at the home Of Mrs. Richard
N Coleman on \. Meridian St. Wal
ter Il. Mayer Will give a talk on his
recent visit in China and Japan.
The AltruisJic Club will meet with
&IrS. James NTCCEntocz for luncheon
Tuesday.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1922-11-08
BIZ JOHNNY GRUELLE

II tell you whatr' the Witch said,
after Raggedy Ann had changed her
long. crooked nose into a pretty nose,
II shall never be a mean witch again.
1t is a lot more fun being nice and
pleasant than 1t is being 4 mean
witch.
Indeed it is" her father said. eff
l had known that you were a witch
would have paddywhacked you"
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1922-11-08
OVERCOAT MISSING

Cecil Williams. 3015 Kenwood Ave,
last night reported TO the police that
a thief had stolen his overcoat from
the Occidental poolroom. The coat
was valued Mt $85
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1922-11-08
Fall Footwear

Fashion says the low. fiat heel is
not to be so popular for street wear
this winter. and that 1t will give way
TO moderately high Spanish or
Cubap heel
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1922-11-08
Trimmed With Suede

A smart blue serge costume fastens
with lacin9s OF bright red suede, run
through brass eyelets. There's a mar
row red leather girdle, too.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1922-11-08
How Provide Against Coughs and Colds
BY A MOTHER

~Last winter resolved provide advance for the
colds and coughsand did it. less and had
doctor bills suffered dread
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1922-11-08

worried vigils-watching my chill
dren through the dangerous pc
RODS Of a bad cold. ! want other
mothers to know how I did tiny
gratitude will then be theirs.
Il bought of my druggist bottle
Of Essence Mentho-Laxene and
mixed it into a pint with home
made sugar syrup. It's no trou-
ble.-three minutes, a little sugar
and hot water, that's all. Just
follow plain easy directions. The
very first dose brings relief and
I have not had serious cold or
cough in my family since I adopted
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Oyster Soup

as The Dial will be published by the
native students.
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Martha Lee
II E r
COLUMN

G. F. is in love with girl who is s
years older than he. G.. F. is IS. He
wants to know whether he could be
happy with her If he married her.
G. F.s question is easily answered.
or course he should not marry her.
Before he is three or four years older,
he probably will love other girls-per-
haps girls of an altogether different
type.
But others face the same problem:
Should a man marry a woman older
than he is? 1t depends, first of all,
upon the persons. AS a rule, women
mature more quickly than men; but if
the man is an exception to this rule,
the marriage might be q happy one.
A difference of few months in the
ages of the two is immaterial; but a
few years may cause much unhappi-
ness.
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Answer to POLLY: Oh, yes, Polly,
you have right" to have dates"
with other men. even though you are
engaged But it is not the usual thing
for an engaged girl to do. and II her
fiance objects-most OF EN- would
It is n foolish thing to do. Don't be
afraid 10 admit you were wrong
Polly; your fiance will think more of
you, not less, for admitting It.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1922-11-08

Answer TO T. K. S: You should
make n coincidence call as soon as
possible after a death in a family. IL
any OK the members Of the family do
not feel like receiving visitors. IL is
their privilege to refuse themselves
to callers You should write notes
Of coincidence to bereaved friends in
other cities.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1922-11-08

Answer to NINON: Ninon, you
cannot win a mans love by run
ming after him. Men are too con
trary to be won by such methods. I
should think you would realize that
On the other hand. 1t Is not neces
sary to make him think you merely
tolerate him. That works sometimes,
but usually il doesn't.
The best thing for you to do is TO
act friendly toward this man and to
cultivate traits Of character and ap
pearance you know he admires. For
instance. if he speaks of admiration
for q girl who can cook good meal
let him know you know a thing or two
about cooking yourself. Now. don't
make that too obvious; just let the in
formation come incidentally. Do the
same about other things; wear the
clothes he seems to like best; con
verse about the subjects that seem tC
/ interest him most, etc. Don't go toe
( fast. Ninon; you cannot drive a mar
/ into love.
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Answer to G. Better not ask her
to marry you. Wait a few years before
you ask any girl to marry you. And
don't worry about the difference be,
tween your age and this woman's, be-
cause you may want to marry a diff.
ferent girl by that time. l should ad-
wise you to want to marry a different
one, for six years is a long time
when added to a girls age.
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