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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-09-05
MRS. wOI.FLIN ENTERTAINs
liONORING HER MOTHER

In honor Of her mother. Mrs. NJ. &.
Thompson. Mrs Frank wolfiin enter.
ialned with a lovely o'clock luncheon
Thursday at her home on 1907 Polk
Street.
The entertaining roms and table were
attractive with decorations ~ cut flow.
crs and ferns. and following n delicious
and daintlly served menu tho guests
enjoyed AN informal afternoon IL con.
verSition and music.
Covers were laid for tho following:
Mcsdnmes NJ. s. Thompson. Frank
TriEg. Cartwright. Achman. G. 7. Word.
Arthur MCGEE. Ncwcomb. Blackchcar,
A. Mcknight. Moore OF Tennessee. J. NJ.
Nicely and Garnet Lee.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-09-05
SOCIAL NOTES AND
rtltSONA1. MENTION

Charles Green has returned 10 the
city following an extended trip 10 Colo
RADIO Springs. Seattle and Washington.
%. c. Mr.. Green was conipanied 10
Washington by his son Charles. who re-.
iirncd to Colorado TO bc with his sister
Rohcrts. and aunt. Mrs. akte Patton,
who have been spending the summer
months there.
Miss Esther Clayton. who has been
spending a short time with her sister.
Mrs. Y. NJ. Ryburn. and father. =. d
Clayton. here. has gone 10 Sherman.
where she win he student of Kidd Key
'iis winter.
Miss Mabic Williams OF Chicago. Ill.,
" visiting In the city NJ rucu of Mrs
Lester Bhkcmcrc.
Miss Lena Warmth. who has been
visiting her parents In New Mexico
fer the PAST two months, has returned
TO Amarillo
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-09-05
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL NEWS
OF TUCC:CARI FOLK

Mesdames Paul Pott,l and G. a.
Clark were hostcSses nj n series 90
prettily appointed Bridge parties civ.
IN nj the Potter home Monday and
Tuesday evenings The dccornt. ons
were pink sweet peas and Erecncry in
ments following the games consisted
81 n salad and ice course. The CUES.
and Mcsdames Jno. A. Rich. y. T..
Rivers. &, NJ. Stanfill. y. Knyman. W.
~ Humphries. Walter Rector Jr., j.
W. Logins. =. q. Sample. W. Klicn.
=. y. Sarta,n. :. A. Seaton. q. l..
Hekerson. vergil Covart. and Mes
danes q. J. Hale. &. c. TODD. james
Briscoe. and Mrs. Armstrong OF Bel.
en-.
Ju,ie y. Taylor v les Angeles and
Campbell ] Egham and Miss Ruth
Payn. "f Clovis were parties con.
tracing 81 double wedding SUNDAY
evening NJ the Methodist parsonage.
The Rev. CASTOR officiating.
q. v. Ellis and ". g. CASTOR. pas.
churches respectively left tuesday, for
Albuquerque IN the interest Of church
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-09-05

The time must come when all
businesses will consider the adj
visibility OF advertising in the
same spirit that a manufactur-
or pondcrs over the advisable
~ of adopting a new machine
One does not install a piece OF
labor saving mechanism be
cause il suits his fancy; but
because the efficiency OF the
business requires il.
lie expects the new machine
To reduce his cost TO operate
perhaps to make a better prod
uc,-and thus aid him in meet
ing competition and making
larger profits.
Advertising is exactly SINH
lar. The man who refuses To
consider il as a possible cxped-
lent, simply shuts his eyes on
ono of the problems OF his bust
ness. He might as well ignore
the banks as sources OF credit
when he has need TO borrow
capital.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-09-05
MEMBERS or QUEEN ESTHER
CLUB ARE ENTERTAINED.

On tho occasion Of the celebration Of
their fifteenth wedding anniversary Mr..
and Mrs. ootto Peitz entertained the
members OF Queen Esther Club and
their husbands. Monday evening. at
their home on ?2oi Tyler Street.
Potfed plants and ferns were prc,,Ily
arranged about the entertaining room,
and the evening was spent Informally
In music and social conversation. Punch
was served. and later delicious re-.
freshmcnt course OF ices and cake.
Those present beside the members Of
the club were. Mr.. and Mrs Tom Camp.
bell Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Beaver. Mr..
and Mrs. Homer conkllng. and Mrs.
Ettie N. Fcsscnden.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-09-05

matters and 10 attend the state Dem.
.ocratlc convention opening.
r. N. Robinson. attorney ~ Altus.
for short visit with his cousin and
family. Alex Street. The Robinsons
have spent the past thirty years tour.
Ink Colorado and New Mexico among
the mountain resorts and trout
streams.
Miss Beatrice Gibson was n
charming hostess at dance Thurs.
dny evening at the Gibson home. The
affair was complimentary TO Miss
Lois Jones who hos been guest nj
the Gibson home.
Mrs q. J. Hale WIS chapcronc 10
n number OF young people on thursday
evening on picnic and swimming
party 10 the ten mile lake IN honor OF
her sisters. Misses Mozellc and Mary
Jane Armstrong who are visiting here
from Bclen and Miss Lucille Manney
who returned to Waco 90 enter school.
Presbyterian ladies' entertained their
husbands with n picnic supper at the
Park Thursday afternoon.
Fircman's annual plclnc was held on
Thursday at the ten mile post ON the
Dawson Railway. The picnicklng
party went upon the morning Polly
and were picked M by the train TO-
turning at & o'clock.
Mayor and Mrs. a. W. Haight were
host and hostess nj six o'clock din
ner last saturday ,kening nj their
home Ia honor Mr. and Mrs. Fired
whcttcm 81 Kansas city. who have
been visiting for the past two weeks
at the Trigg ranch.
Mrs. James Briscoc and sister. Miss
Benton Of Amarillo. Mrs Jules Wat
son. Mrs J. W. Corn. Miss Margery
Corn were among women joining the
state Democratic Party that left here
"Wednesday.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-09-05

vertised % much and Il did so many peo-
ple good that began 20 take II myself.
! am feeling fine now and every one tells
me they never saw me looking 50 well. ]
live on farm. do al my work. and have
three little girls 20 take care Of. ] am
recommending this me dicine 20 my
friends and know Il viii help them u
they use Il like Dc" - Mrs. Herbert
Love. X. r. :. Boz 2. Larwill. Indiana.
Many women keep about their work
when Il h . great effort They are a.
ways tired out and have no ambition.
When you are IN this condition give e
prompt attsntica.
Taks Ida z Pinkhsm's Vegetable
s ss: g .s !: is;s:s' !. !. : e g
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-09-05
NETTING or WORKERS.
COUNCIL TONIGHT.

The workers Council OF the First
Baptist Church will meet this evening
at y O'Clock. In the parlors OF the
church. when plans for the graduating
exercises OF the Sunday School. TO be
held ON che last Sunday In September.
VIII be laid and other matters OF i'm.
portance will be discussed. All officers
and teachers are urged TO be present
and on time.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-09-05
A Business Motive Power

On the other hand, the man
who looks 10 advertising 10
chcckmate all weaknesses and
shortcomings OF his business
and To carry il along to victory
despite these. has childlikc
faith in the miraculous.
Advertising will not make his
product or his service any bet
ter than they are; but il will
bring him the full benefits of
ihcif merits. II will not climi-
note was,cfulncss in his factory
or his store: but il will reduce
his cost TO operate. II will not
make illogical selling methods
successful: but il will assist
good selling methods. and often
point the way for improving
them.
Advertising i tho most in,
expensive motive power that
the manufacturer or merchant
can buy today. II is a form Of
stimulus that brings excellent
returns On tho investment.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-09-05
PUBLIC PROGRAM To BE
FEATURE or WEEK.

An interesting event planned for FRI
day evening OF this week will be the
public program TO be given by the men,
bers Of the Belle Bennett Missionary
Society OF the Polk Street Methodist
Church. beginning at eight o'clock. In
the church auditorium. A delightful
program Of music and readings has
been arranged and 4 series OF numbers
Will be given by the First Baptist
Church Orchestra. under the direction
OF Jesse A. Rogers. All are cordially
invited.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-09-05
JUNIOR WOMEN TO MEET.

The Junior woman's Club will meet
ut o'clock this afternoon instead OF 3
as previously announced. This first
meeting OF the year will be nj the
home OF Mrs. Joe Dooley. i7i0 Van
Buren, Street.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-09-05
WONIsN'S MISSIONARY
SOCIETY TO MEET

The Womans Missionary Society Of
the buchanan Strset Methodist Church
VIII meet ut o'clock Wednesday after.
noon IN the church annex. A full at.
tendance OF the membership is urged.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-09-05

ways ufeu out anu
had no ambition, was
nervous and dixzy
and everything
seemed 20 worry mo
sndlhad awful pains
n my right side. !
felt badly about four
years and could not
DO my work ~ u
should have been
done. | saw Lydia Z.
|Pmkham's veee-
fahls Coyur,U,ni A.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-09-05
MRS. IWOI.Ey To RECEIVE
~ NOR WONlAN,S CIIR

The first meeting % the new ycar
VIII bc held this afternoon by members
az the Junior woman's Club n, the
home Of Mrs. J. r. Dcolcy. 1910 Van
Buren, Street. beginning at ! O'Clock.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-09-05
tDEI.PIiIAS TO MEET
THIS AFTERNOON

The Adclphia Society ~ the First
BAPTIST Church viii meet this afternoon
with Mcsdamcs Joe Moblcy and W. w.
Cox as hostesscs. nj the home of tho
former on iiiO.A Van Buren, Street.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-09-05
NEEDLE CLUB WITH
MRS. GREENING.

Mrs. J. II. Grccning will entertain
tho members Of the Needle club this
afternoon at . o'clock. at her home on
1907 Van Buren, Street.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-09-05
NOTICE To MEMBERS OF
LIBRARY BOARD

The Potter County Library Board will
meet In regular session this morning at
O'Clock In the Library building. All
members are requested to be present.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-09-05
ATHENAEuM CLUB
TO MEET

On Thursday afternoon the members
Of the A,hcnaeum Club will hold their
first meeting and program of the new
club year. at the homo ~ Mrs. 81. n.
Person. $40 Fillmore Street.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-09-05

Experiments are Ia be made with the
natural tar sands Of Alberta. Can. 10
determine their suitability M roadbasc
material
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-09-05
ALWAYS TIRED
NO AMBITION
Nervous and Dizzy. Every.
ching Seemed 10 Worry Me.
How | Got Well

Larwill. Indiana. My back was 20
bad could not do my washing. I was 81.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-28

- bold deteckativer'
That evening tho large and beau
tifui home OF Admiral BevnnA mil.
lionnlre steamship operator. was bril-
ilantiy ailght A long procession OF
motor cars rolled up 70 tho Prospect
Terrace residence. Women In lovely
gowns and men In evening attire
presented themselves 20 Admiral and
Mrs. Bevann murmuring tho usual
lnani'les. Possibly tho reception was
tho event OF Cascade casy's meager
season.
II isn't likely any Of tho guests
dreamed that outside tho ramb-
ling colonial house. survcyin
with keen eyes tho spacious
ling colonial house.. surveying
officers altho most Of them
knew tho awkward appearing
pair IN evening dress who did
not contribute polite noth!nEs 10
the small talk and remained
aloof from others inside wcrs
limbs Of the law. Matt Landcrs
and DUR were plain clothes incn
no matter how CARRIED.
These two good officers raw Mrs.
Bsvans was wearing her celebrated
and costly jewels, and both watched
closely the moves Of tho maid known
as Clara Brown. who fitted In and
out attending 20 the wants OF the
guests. She was q slender woman
of 30 or moro years. and not at all
pretty. tho abe had striking dark
eyes. Her main duty seemed 10 be
the serving Of refreshments-
That's thu dame to look out for.
huh7" Durr whispered once
Yep. Wonder IL she's really
Berry, Bsdger7' Gineriy Matt Ian
ders slipped glass of punch.
The night aged Dancing ana ge,.
tic deviltry eniivensd tho reception
Young Bewan's. tho admiral's son.
was the life OF the party. He was
n dissipated. rather handsome youth
Of %. and seemed very popular with
the younger ladies'
It'll bet he learned = lot IN
Europe" Matt Landers muttcrcd
n couple Of times to DUR.
Continued Tomorrow
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-28

IF Clara Brown II Berry, she's
bound to have ons or mors pals !
don't figure her 70 pull 100 alone.
And sh . can hardly siip him IN
among the gnests- Cascade City 40
ciety folk aren't 30 plentiful that
strangers can't be spotted in short
order. Her associates. n any. should
be hanging around out Of sight Con-
ceaied about the house or grounds.
perhaps.
Matt. stan win not be with you
tonight. You'll take DUR instead.
and report 20 tho old admiral an the
pair OF mon officially detailed for
tho evening. And watch Ciara
Brown
As FOR you. Rtnn. you WIN have
n mighty important task. The big
Job. probably. I'm going 20 assign
you three man who'll DO under your
orders all evening.
"On tho quiet you win patrol
the grounds and watch the house
from the outside. And be darn
vigiIanf. Stani I,rt nobody In or
out unless they belong and can
prove II. II Berry, Badger has
any pals hanging around, les up
to you to spill their bowl Of
beans"
II get you. cap the young man
expressed. "Dont givs mo any Rip
Van Wrinkles. ana I'll put a crimp
in Beryi's playmates IL they start
anything"
You'll get good men. never fear,
you young snort" remarked Grnu-
man. who had weak spot for stan
"six men Is a lot 20 detail 70 one
place. but I won't havs Berry, Bad.
ger pull a Job even II II takes the
whole dar1,ed forcef-
"TTi bet we have = busy might
among the social elect said Old
Matt when he ana his partner wero
alone.
why pick on q person Of my
dsmocrstic and proletsrian tastes for
this job nnourned Stan. Especial.
fy when I have date with Earth's
fairest daughter. How pleased rs.
felis will h whom call IN and
break H. OF yoil Tho merry life OF
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-28

course Nancy and Nick wished
mseiyes into their true forms
nsn Just AZ soon as they got the
Asy Queens wand.
Fsp-DoodIe. the purple fairy who
~ stolen It. was so furious he fol-
'0ved them as fast as his ears would
essry him.
4 IN get that wand back again or
q an INDIAN" he RACED. shaking
Pc fist at the disappearing Twins,
- getting quite near to the earth.
4 -Hs. hs." laughed Nick. mo.
you'll not. Mr.. FLAP Doodle"
Nancy laughed. tool
Now. my dears. I'm sorry 70 tell
you when folks get careless some
ping usually happens. And that's
exaetiy what happened 20 the Twins.
They didn't watch where they we're
gong and tEsxy had an accident--or
sort Of one.
sky rocket went--whizzi right
toward the place where Nancy and
|xky.
And before you could say Boo"
had Knocked them both head over
heels.
Nancy lost her hold Of the Fairy
Shen's wand and away II went.
OH she cried. ITS gonel Tho
vAnd's goner'
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-28

NO. 22-BIiLY TURNS DON FROM HIS DESIGN TO
KILL WHEELER
; BY ZOE BECKLEY

Tho men leap<d upon Don and
from Molly's lips broke scream of
terror; 'Billyi On. Billy--for Gods
sake. don'tr'
1t was such . Dry from the heart.
such a betrayal Of instructive choice
that even In their lspring toward the
maddenod Don both men felt tho
shock OF realization.
Billy stepped instantly. Ben
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swollen terribly. its lips were
parched and lying half open. and
II WINS most wresched and pitiful
looking little thing.
"And all about the outer sdss
Of the room. squattins on Sheir
heels were the Indiana men and
women both. soms with thin
boards. soms with old tin pans.
some with iron slsilieta and all
every one. beating. beating. beat.
ins tum-sum.tum. tum.sumtumi
Tum.tum.tumi And singing their
queer sort Of chant which seemed
TO have much sound but few
words.
'-rh~ faces Of thoss Indians
wsre like leather masks. changing
never n whit as they beat ana
sang. and their crooked brown
arms worked like machines. eeem.
ing never to tire
Tut In the middle Of ne floor
all was different. There lay the
sick child, and there over her was
Old slace, hideousiy painted. ana
dancing like bowling dervish.
now leaning cloce. close 10 the liz.
tie sick child. now leaping and
jumping high into the air, now
kneeiing beside him and making
strange. slow passes across tho
face OF tho child. slow. slow.
SLOW"
Go Hc Continued
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-28

Don I'm believing you got . shot
in your locker that hurts as much
as any bullet
II eriess you realize what that cry
Of Molly's meant. chr Came from
her hearf. didn't III It means. my
dear chap. that when there's time
TO save only ono skin. she instructive.
iy chooses Billy"
"Oh. Donr' Moiiy's voice was
anguished for Ben Surely I can
speak for myself"
You have already" said Don In
a strained voice. "And don't think
It's easy Tor me--for me-"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-28

Tho nrst sign Of wAverins showed
IN his manner. Up TO now his voice.
steciy In control. shook AZ he stoppcd
speaking.
Billy Barton stepped UP to him ana
held out a hand.
Come. Don. give mo that fool
gun and stop this insanity"
Tho two eyed each other In a Crap
pie Of Wills. Ben Wheeler rose
slowly to his knees and. as Don paid
no attention. stood up. his face
going pale and rcd by turns. Wheeler
took one step toward Don. his fists
cNnched and ready but pllly
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-28

Too bad. hut business before
PRESSURE. my boy" erunted the cap.
'aih' something's come up didn't
antcipate."
on. WE'LL That puts stryehnlne
m my salad muttered stan.
WHAT'S coming off. capf" he
qnefied. IN a louder tone.
Admiral nevans IL giving . big
reception In homer OF his sons re-.
turn from Europe tonight and he
wants couple OF men out there at
his Prospect Terrace place. You
know Airs. Revans owns about hun.
dred thousand dollars worth OF dla-
monds and emeraids. and abe always
brings out the jewellery ON occasions
Ike this. While tho guests ara gen.
orally hand picked and certified the
old admiral likes the formailty OF
having a couple Of plain clothes man
In the efflns. Just In case OF acct.
dent.
Ordinarily tho Job wouidnr mean
much. Merely chance for . pair
Of you boys TO so out and mlnEie
with the iale rich and the socially
swell you know
Grammar was chewing tobacco. He
paused TO display his Workmanship
on a sorely tried eunplder.
Hut what cap,ainTs' quietly asked
ianders.
This evening the Job h going
10 be = real one" xrimiy replied
his superior. I'm pretty sure
big play l. 10 be made for Mrs.
Bevans' string Of sparks.'
~iiow's thatg" stan Griffin seemed
startled.
Either of you boys remainder
Reryt Badger. tho woman who used
TO work with slip corbeyT''
You mean the jewel thieves who
pulled off some slick robberse. on
the Coast few years aguf I re-
member reading plenty az tho time"
nodded fsanders. Don't mean to say
they're In this town.
III enc OF 'em Amt scrnsbcdy has
given me a bum steer. The woman.
She's here. understand---worklnx as
a maid In tho home OF Admiral
Bevansr'
'.wh~wr' whissied Stan. ~B.ryi
Badger herself. huhr i've heard tell
she IL a slicker"
what about her partner. CIR.
hry-" put In IAndrrs.
-oh. slip was caught In IN. East
several years ago and handed a
stretch In the big house He's sftfl
doing time. I guess. lie was fairly
clever. but too quick Ills
hot head ruined him. neryi wasn't
nailed. Tho tho combination was
broken M. she remained at liberty.
Always was the smarter Of tho two.
anyway
And she's a maid AZ the Bevans'
hom~F exclaimed r.anderx-
~Of course I'm not positive"
stated the captain. Unless my
dope h all haywirr. tho. she has
been fhrr~ several weeks under
the modest handle Of Clara
brown. You can bet B<ryi BAD
ger wouldn't BE- assuming tho
rpIe Of mid for fun IL she's
Clara Brown. shes after those
diamonds and emeralds-and to-
night h her time 10 90 grit am
Clara Brown has worked fust q |
short while for tho Admirnif- Stan
Quersed-
"A few weeks. I didn't eet tipped |
until today she might b Beryi So
that hasn't given me time TO get .
good lins on her. There's . chance
shs ain, tho woman. but I think my
dope IL fairly straight
well. what are the orderN cap
tain" randers inquired
.she may or may not BE- the Bad
ger dams. but I amt gambling
Grammar asserted. "The admiral II
such a big bug we can't afford 20 be
careless. IL anything should happen
to those srarks--good night So
here's tho layout:
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-28
BY STANLEY
BY ALTMAN
BY BLOSSER
BY CONDO

And from Don's pocket Billy took
the revolver that had hung over
their lives. With II went the last of
Don's courage. His body began to-
shake as with an ague.
"That--that cursed ircnmaster'u
have mo sent to Jail II don't finish
the Job" he quavered.
Don't worry-he won't" re-
assured Bill. the gun safely slowed
In his pocket. Wheeler gave =
harsh laugh.
Don't be too sure" he muttcrcd.
except that prisons too good for
that shlvering fool
CTo BE Continued
copysiSht 1s22 Seattle 6taa y
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-28

rourishfne IL . real tonic which feeds
and nsvrsshas tho hair. thus restoring
n 10 ltr original vitality. IL II used ana
endorsed BY thousands Of men and wcm-
sn, As dandrur remover alone u -
worth many times the price ashso. o"s
bottle usually Is sffective.
aold bv Barfeu Drug Co, Owl Drug
Co. sufft Drug Co. Rhodes Company De-
psftmsnt store and other drug ana 90
partment stores 81 ttzt . bottle.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-28

Wheeler. carried by momentum,
was yet enough startled to miss his
aim by an inch. He iurched over a
chair and crashed to tho floor.
Don had swiftly stepped aside and
was standing over Wheeler. grinning
down. His pale face was ugly with
malice.
I'm going TO pay yon a compli.
ment. my hardware maker" 1eered
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-28

The wet ferns and saiai. and
huckicberry bushes swish ID
against Donald a. he walked. but
he had iittis fear Of being heard
~ be neared the medicine lodge.
for the noise which had como TO
him thru the woods and thru tho
walls Of his house was almost
dsafenins ~ he oarns close to T.
Quietly. very quietly. he walk
81 about the long. low wooden
house. beginning at the side op-
posite the door. and working HIS
way slowly along the wall trying
to find n crack thru which he
might look.
'But no cracks seemed to have
been left. no rtreais or point Of
light promised him a peep. and he
was about to give UP when. on tho
third side. no found a knot.holc In
board. Just about tho right
height for perfectly good peep
hols.
$50. still quietly. lest no be
found out. hc reached the hoIc and
a strange. terrible night greeted
his eye. far too terrible to toll you
pleased kiddies. but the first pa
tent. this dreadful thing. too
dreadful TO be described. was
borne awry. and then they
brought in a little child who had
tho prevalent disease. It's body
was all broken out with some
thing. Its faco and eyes were
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-28

There II isr' declared Nick. point.
ing to the earth. II Just saw a stick
fall. That must b H."
Their Green Shoes took them 70
the place at once. with Flap-Doodic
close at their heels
But there were two sficka Ths
Twins grabbed one and Flap Doodle
grabbed one.
who, my dears. DO you suppose got
the Magic Wand?
Ito BE Continued
Copyright. 1922. by Seattle STAR
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-28
Why Have Gray
Hair or DandIuit?

rour,shins viii restore your hair "a
original color whether black brown or
blond. Removes dsndruff Prevents fall
ing hair and promotes fis growth.
cteansss this scalp. Harmless and pleas
ant 10 use. No longer IL IL necessary for
YOU 70 have gray hair which handicaps
you socially and 10 business