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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-10-08

'he fr' .unne Hni gave th.r under
hand u..la 'fI Nar-. fou rn
''aH lr fb, ruH th. Giants n,r.- "a
Hf tui rU I..... UuiH.I allows .r
frrJei-H D'|ui- u. OBJ. uuIJ. IaU this
rI. aH, Goa. "r- l....- f.. home
raf.
N.rnn Ntd NHrk-r a.urT H.-.
r." ruf h.. ~.H,rd hau. TH .. .Hr
series n fhc seventh huf trer. WIS r.
on, .l b...s Is there would pJr, s.,r
ha. iao. N.Is.I u-.G br.f.g discretion
ln f.nr.nr t. ur-t . u.H,rt before ANA
'h,. Giant. f.uairel r fre ItaI Ur..
mu.. .n fh. ninth Dee Yankees were
ah.. .o hH Hush Nrlumn HrI
,r0"sh b. Warrant scurr HHi tr,v
went down without onr HraH~r nf
faulty h-r running
isfe ~'H.. uUt . moar w.' IrT -..r.
per Ine,r af ClU Ma.s n H. Ish
nr..l rnd marked him tor JairIf Uld
thr i-R l.lG dry and the nu.d soil
tiu worthy ths uud. hand feiflrr
N,.| p1. ably have shut out tho
Gnr.s .- h.f nnng l- h, dId Ir lg
OBJ. .,'
T. s.. iHu01 scarsf hm .roH thr
Nvt, start w fhr inning Snyd,f tho
firs' Gant no haf. sent O. roller to short
Sion IHu,hur the mud. the hsu took
a ourr bound and Scott could onIv
kro. 90 down Swing SNYDER an uGeii
biz
NrQulhn then smacke.l n two hag
csr into l~i' neld nancror. the neat
halter ht a short heundcf toward
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-10-08

Miller IWgcins thr Yankee lclder st.
trihutod th' loss of tho fourth gam, GA
the 900 fortunes of t1. riwc"
we may have madc errors OF illr
ment D., lld .aut We wer. trying. We
wanted t' VIu HrU yr fDp. .HInDcs
We didn't play Dan 1. vr .su play 90.
I'm admit hut there's poo r~ vhumHHr
ing about b.
Their 81 hit O. us Grhtrg chance
I Think we.u take It if 500 lo-c th,
s,r rics v.il io-, 10 fighting
Ballet Joe" Bush. .na.,l frnm tha
game lv a. Giants laftefs in OBJ. or.er
Ing wim, is to hat, OBJ. iob o' holding
OF the Nationals u th, 1fh game. o.
morrow SAN lon,s who has lnsle.
two gamO f1r thr Yankee. probably
vii D. ncid in rossrtc
So o. t.ed d. NcCuw with tho wow
of the pitchers that the experts called
"lnftr0r that he u1y give the y1uthfui
Ryan chance tomorrow. iurmrl l'so
b. an olenir N,hf rls hld hls three
dIys rest however and b. tho logical
choice
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-10-08
plan With
"A M ARILLO
AS Capital.
.ADvA need
(By staff speciaD


PORTAIES. y. NJ. Oct. AT q
banquet given tonight BY the business
men Of Portaies 10 the visitors at the
meeting Of the Eastern New Mexico
Press ASociaiion. Ex-Governor W. Il.
Lindsay won great applause on his
suEgestion 10 cut New Mexico In half
and Join the eastern portion. to. the
Panhandle oI Texas. forming a new
state with Amarillo AZ the capital.
Much favorable comment was brought
forth and further plans win be outlined
at u later date.
The first meeting OF the press ass,t
ciation held today was quite successful.
although not large crowd was. on
hand. Much business Of Importance was
transacted and permanent organization
formed with J. e.. Greaves of the
POrtales News, President: J. v. Stearns,
II. Sumner Leader. Vice President:
Mrs. Grace 7. Bear. Roswell Record.
Secretary Treasurer. II was decided 20
hold the neNt session during the com.
ing spring possibly at Roswell.
Among the speakers ON the program
was J. V. Stcarns, IT. Sumner; j. r..
Henderson. Portalcs: w ~. Graham,
Melrose; D.. l.. Manson. Clovis; Mrs.
Grace 4. Bear. Roswell.
Excellent entertainment was accorded
the visitors. first \ noon day banquet
prepared by Mrs. Tom bird. Later n
drive over the irrigated district and
tonight abanquet at the new hundred
Thousand dollar school. Honorable r. r..
Merrs, presided ~ POSTMASTER with the
following speaker. an the program:
\lbcrt Morgan attorney. Pcrtaies.
Governor W. y. lindsay. Pertaies. J.
l.. Nunn. amarillo Daily News. .. v.
>iearns. ~. Sumner. Mrs w. ~. era
ham. MelroSe.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-10-08
Little Phil Arrested.

FL pNSo. Tex. October 7.--"Litle
rhli" AlTIin LETT Juarez under heavy
E'iatd ,his afternoon TOR hihuahua City
wherr he viii H. placcd IN the hospital
ward o; 'he state pcnitentiary. Ho was
ordered there by Governor ignacio En-.
Tiau~y. Who /, in Juarcz investigating
iLs cass' q three Americans released on
ioHts by u" federal court in Juarez
after az attempt to kidnap Alguin failed
l4si Monday night. Alguin Is wanted IN
;.os Angeles on = charge % numbering
detective " J Fitzgerald.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-10-08
BLOOD DRAWN With Lash AND
TAR Feathers POURED over
BODY, BY MEN IN K. X. X. ROBES

By Associated Press
PICKER. Okla. Ocl. i--.iack
anderson a. wears Old. local barber.
to-day related story og being ial,ru
from his home early last night to
point on the banks uf lNttlc
Greek. southeaat of Douihat. where
fifteen persons att'red in regalia ol
the hu kliN kian stripped him nj
his clothes. applied the lash io his
back and legs. gave him coat ol
tar and feathers aud then returned
him tu pichcr where ic was put of
car on main street.
Anderson said his abductorS ac.
cused him of having intimate rsla.
tons with 4 married woman ani ~.
fused 10 heed his cNposiulaiiun, oi
innocence.
The barber "a ld has hands were uc
behind his hack after his clothing va
removed Two of the number s,cppr
forward. ono with a black snake whin.
Whip Brings Blood
The lash was then applied and
was then given another chance 10 max
a statement Anderson said "Agu
refusing was subjected To sewers
more strokes from the whip After
brief nlusc ! was adm n stored thir
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-10-08
BEAL SNEED
GIVEN 2-YEAR
PRISON Term
FOUND GUILTY OF CONSPIR
ACY TO oBsTRUCT WORK.
INGS OF COURT
hy Associated Pres,

ty AsAoctAtes fFens
ABILENE oct "a sentence oi
two years Imprisonment was imposed
in F~trai District court here To-Day hy
Judgr Jaiaes C. Wilson upon John heal
Sneed vol known ranchmnn % padn.
cab and J Ecnfro OF Dickens county
The men had been found guilty hy a
jury earlier in the day OF q charge og
conspiracy to ohstruCt the udmInisir.
tion OF Justice Alleged t1mperiug with
% juror boz federal court here several
months ago during tho trial 90 tho
BILLY Suved band casp. said 90 hat, Ir
volycd over = million dollars worth ~
ranch land. formed 'he basis f0r The
charge
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-10-08
Bandit l. slain.

ST LOUIS No oct s-Au uulden.
'.i.ol bandit was shot and instantly
Killed easily this morning hy DEPUTY
Cons table Golr-, l.u,r ~ ST Lom,
County whom two men attempted to
hola up 20 r0Jdhousc about ton miles
west Of This ciiv Roth himself was
seriously wounlr1 hF The other high
wayiuln vh. vi'h The assistance OF sey.
oral c'r'snrrrs who had remained out.
side in 81" automobile dragged the dead
man fr'm th, n.Ir. and escaped i1 their
machine
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-10-08
MEXICAN REBELS
SUFFER DECISIVE
DEFEAT saturday
GENERAL MURGUIA AND
HIS TROOPS ARE
ROUTED

MEXICO CITY oct Rebel forces
und.f general Murgula and hi, first
aide. general Eduardo iernand,l. were
surprised aud dccis.vely defeated az I
O'Clock ths morning at Daarn che Dur.
aurH hy federal troops under General
Escahlr accord nr to message r..
ce.vcd go thr office of President ohre.
gou
There was much excitement on the
streets az unon today when lt was rum.
.orDd thlt General Murguia had be,n
captured .ri was hene brought 90
MrVico Ci'y i1r uill by court martial
Tho rumor however was denied al
the War ufucs ard hy President oh.
rrrnn personally.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-10-08
ALLIES Will. ASK
CREEKS TOLEAvE
EASTERN THRACE
SUCH PROPOSAL MADE If
TURKS WILL AGREE TO
OTHERS

~ Associated frrss
LONDON oct Am Official com.
mun.quc was ISSUED late tonight after
10 full cabinet meeting r-summuned a,
$50 o'clock to consider a long dispatch
from Loru Dur7on az Parts.
M roinClre and Lord CurTon reach.
ed aH agreement this afternoon that the
Grcsk army should br invited 20 cvacu.
ate Eastern rhure on THE understand.
irg that allie. should occupy the evac.
uIied territory Or period OF thirty.
alya from The date OF the completion
a. the evacuation of the Greek forces. In
order 90 guarantee, the safety of tho
r or Turk SD population This agree
mrnt noN u.ast hs presented TO tho
Turkish representative 10 Mudania on
th' understanding than effect thereto
w.i pr't . e.t,u Do fhe Turkish repre-.
s.rlat.s a..pt tI. remaining condi.
f.fs H.. ..HH .s fh. allied note To-
s m particularly rcsp,sctinE
.I. ..Ht.II s.a. .r no,h sides uf tho
I.H.... ..f E. Narluellrs
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-10-08
HOW ABOUT EUROPE?

Every American has been trying answer hi, question
whch has important hearing upon lmercau industry and
but the OF i,niormaton poragrana theories
encountered people 20 give up d despair
lanes NJ Cox. Democratic candidate ior president en- glo
and the editor OF The News studied Europe as an Amcri
newspaper from Americans viewpoint The r, oi
his articles will appear in tuesdays News
Read these article, and get better prospective regarding
the European situation.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-10-08

Confronted hv The possibility of q
parched Noyag" across the Atlantic l
scorc ~ passengers scheduled for the
shipping hoard craft America threaten
ed 10 leave the ship AZ The las, mintc
Only when officers OF the United Amer.
lean lines who manage the vessel As
sured the thirsty ones Thar n he
absence of definite instruction, from
Washington 'he h1rs would br open
ls usual was tho ship able t1 leulrt
with her ful sailing.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-10-08
IDENTIFY 4S BODIES
OF ONTARIO BLAZE
%, Associated rress

COBALT. ont. oct i-pruvincial
l.olco have Identified forty eight boslics
f'roNer,-i O., searching par'lc. from tho
northern ontario forest areI swept Nv
iitTneN iayt "Wednesday and -ntail.iLs
rropcriv l's> % IS estimated. may roach
SO 0o0 00o
Much n'-'d,d supplies OF bread. cook
in's stn,v,. bedding and blankets arrived
D. special train to-day from North Ray
The Ontario government has ordered
the fte
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-10-08
ilemp.N in Framing
.nrfafeI Irsas

BOSTON u.' r-1t,k Dempse.
Hsor.d- hrasr weight hoAue 0hmp Du
trim and nf after bis eNl~renre. bon
4 th, w,ot- - N.rr and Nrv rruneuIrk
+ tonight went th.Hueh OBJ. rOiInrs of
/ IHoslna tour rl.nds V.fh Jt.. Thyur,ou
/ aI u.r,t nerr. Mattress shove.
. .l..o us.t r.1 fhr rr'sh Hn. without
ors of u.uH-r. ar H.ins disturb
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-10-08
"as>tion Not Discussed.
Nv As.s.tsf.I prss.

~ sn'ihifu frnss
UNNff. N.' --Th. question OF
fr. .... .t...H .f Eastern Thrace was
rof discussed at lh, morning coufrrence
.,.Nr.n tH, HIi,I generals and Isme,
I..Ua l. nl- rl..i un 90, program
.cr fIr ,N,.n- session, pcnding re.
c,.r' %. th, allies q. the further ad.
....s .r.u IHlUu 4rd Paris.
l-u'. II-fI. acting boz behalf OF tho
Argun government. ask,i that a clause
Oh. included n thr Muiani1 convention
Eco .He effect chat sinoe Turkey had re-
ll..I 700 Greek civilian prisoncrs. all
Turkish .tirn prisoners IN Greek
auF- -hHH Oh, rci,8scd.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-10-08
a. support uc\idrr
Associated rrtas

DIES MONIES Ort e. Members ol
ihe iowa Department ,t tfe American
Legion VIII urs, %. ra-,i,DIion of Hsu.
Cord Mar Nidef of Ma.ou Cty Iowa.
a. NATIONAL commando go the ustionll
aouteu'ion fo D. h.h in Nsw orleans
beginning OF o.. n was announced 90
state les aquartsra
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-10-08
SSSo.ooo Relief scni

U W. TII'| -
NEW YORK O.u The Near East
relief announced ,0,iiy that Il has sent
approximately ,s5ooo0 in fooslstuffs.
medical rgu m,H. and other supplies
.,. tH. relief of fhe refugees from smy-
r.i and udn,rut regions
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-10-08

w Ns~iNihttd fre~s
NEW YORK O.' There was the
usual moaning OF the bar" upon liners
putting out 20 sea today. despite Attor-
ncy General plurherty's ruling on hiph
seaS liquor and 90" announcement OF
Chairman lIskrr 40 Washington that
all shppinr hoard craft had been o..
d'rrd 90 tray'. dry
Incoming vessels were first to fer
10" effect, of 'hc attorney generals
ruling ON arriving port each vessel
irrespective of iha FLAX She flew. was
boarded hy customs officials who lock.
cd and sealed up all tars. liquor stores
and even 'bo private supplies OF ships
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-10-08
u. S. MOVES
TO ENFORCE
DRYSTATUTE
ON VESSELS

WASHINGTON. oct. 7.--Foreign and
American vessels sailing for the United
States after October ~. next will be-
subject TO the prohibition against bring.
ing OF intoxicating liquors into Ameri.
can territorial waters IL was annOunc.
ed tonight at the treasury department.
Decision to defer in the ease II these
craft the enforcement nf Attorney
Gcn'4al Daugherys ruling with 10.
sp"ct 60 the prohibition of the trans.
puriatipn 20 l.Iuur cargoes or stores
was made hy President Harding. The
executive in letter to Secretary
Mellon, said an early attempt at en-.
f0rcemeut iu the absence of due notice
and ample regulation, would be- incon.
sisteu, with just dealing and have
tendency to disrupt nccdlesslly the
ways of commerce"
Effective at Once
This delay In enforcement does not
apply 90 the sale ~ intoxicating mqmor
on vessels sailing under the American
flag the President said Immediate
cessation ul such sales was ordered
yesterday hy Mr. Harding after the
attorney generals ruling had been
presented Co him.
Masters shipping board vessels were
ordered today by Chairman fasker 20
remove and surrender to the Treasury
officials an intoxicating liquors aboard
such ships The order bccamc effective
immed ately az TO ships In their home
ports and Will D. made effective on
those at sea aud n foreign ports unon
their arrival in the United states.
To Issue Formal Notice
~ formal notice 90 foreign steamship
IN and 90 lnrJ operating privately
OjIaod American craft ~ the application
4 the prohibition amendment and en-
f1rccmert act TO carriers Vnierine
fr,.ricAn waters probably win D., elver
M next week.
heanumc internal revenue Com
missioner blair is having formulated
M noccssiry regulations "a enforce
thr law with respect to foreign ana
privately owned craft
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-10-08
News Won'tGive
Baseball Today

The Daily News viii not furnish
returns uf the Same hetween the
Giants anl Yankees today. should
The Yanko,s win today and make n
nocssslry 30 play again Monday. thu
Nc0 win b1ieiin The returns on
ds piaye. b,ari as q did all % ias,
week
Large crowds were az the bulletin
board every day. The crowd yester.
lay was the largest q the week. n
he teams play Monday you are n
ated o. h. the guests Of the News
IN West Ffth Street.
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CONTINUED or PAGE FIvE)
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-22
by Norman w. Baxter.

LONDON. Jan. 2l.-The distinction
OF being the first child OF sovereign
to DO married In Westminster Abbey
In 6i0 years, Is among these to fall
to the lot of Princess Mary, when the
ceremony takes place some time late
in February. Edmund Crouchback,
second son of Henry Ill. and his
BRIDE. Aveline. Countess OF Lancas-
ter, were here Immediate predeces-
sors in such an event, and they are
hoth buried in the sanctuary of the
Abbey. in which the present royal
ceremony will take place. Suisse
quent marriages of the Immediate
royal family virtually all have taken
place in the Chapel Royal at St.
James Palace.
Preparations for the ceremony al
ready arr under way at the Abbey.
tn" nave will be closed To visitors
next week, and even services s,ls-
pended, ms the preparatory work in
Guides the cleauiu.: and placing of
seats for the privileged few who will
ec invited to attend. Tho wedding
procession will enter. through the
western door and pass on either side
OF the unknown warriors grave
The actual ceremony itself is to
TAX" place in the sanctuary. and tho
bridal pair Will stand on the stons
Seated in the sanctuary will bo orIv
1--WE persons, the King ana Queen. tho
Lord High Steward. the Lord IIi,,h
Bailin and the receiver general Of
the Abbey. Usually when IN,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-22
GERMANY VICTOR
IN COMMERCIAL
WAR WITH JAPAN
Merchantmen Are Again
Plying Far Eastern
Trade Routes.
NIPPONESE BUSINESS
FEELS COMPETITION
Japan's General South Sea
Trade Has Decreased Since
First of Year.
Dy Clarence Dubosc.

United Press stan Correspondent
TOKYO San. 2l.-Germany and Ja-
pan have gone to war again-com-
merclally.
German merchantmen are again
plying Tho Far Eastern trade routes
npd German goods are once more be-
ing unloaded in ports where they
have been unknown. for seven years.
SO FAR. it seems. Japanese business
has been hurt ulost by the reviving
German competition. Al the same
time tho Japanese have lost trade to
Holland, England. and America and
In many parts of the; Orient during
the last twelve months
Japanese interests fear these losses
will become even greater, because the
German trade challenge will soon be
sharper than II IS now In tho orient
The hamburg American and the
North German Lloyd have returned to
the Far Eastern field the first
steamer Of this rc-cstahlishcd ser
vice Will be maintained. II has been
announced. Heretofore German tramp
and other vessels have been bring
iny German goods 10 tho orient. The
new service OF the two big steam
ship companies Is the most ambitious
comeback effort Germany has made
here.
Not only japanese. hu, American
ana British shipping circles are ar-
prchcnsive Of the competition Of
cheap production-cost German goods
brought out in German ships. which
have lower wage and salary costs
than their rivals.
Japan's general South Seas trade
has decreased considerably this year.
by comparison with last in every
thing except coal ana beer The
Philippines. the only -Volstead
area under the American Nag, are
making tho most Of the opportunity.
American brcwerics In Manila. are
giving Japanese brcwerics Il tight
race for supremacy in SURVIVING
everything east o: Suca with Its
usual "scutt!e OF suds" Germans
brought hrcwcries To Japan long be-
fore the war. The Japanese learned
10 like beer almost as well as sake
their native rice wine. They built
big hrewcrics themselves and de-
Teloped large foreign trade How
ever. they'd he much better pleased
with American prohibition II IL
would put crimp in the Philippine
production that Is competing with
them throughout tho Far East.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-22

Women war workers of the city
will honor Mrs. Wcstmoreland Davis.
wife OF the "wur Governor" OF Nir-
Einia ut a luncheon, which will be
held in the Flemish room Of the
Jefferson Hotel OH Thursday nj $50
O'Clock. The luncheon will he at
tended by the heads OF the various
organizations. which engaged in war
work here They will bring greet
ings and Fluctuations to Mrs. Davis.
During the afternoon. Il testimonial
expressing the appreciation of Rich
mond's women for the aid of Vir-
ginia's first lady In war activities.
will be presented to Mrs. Davis. The
committee in charge of arrange
ments for the affair includes Mrs.
Thomas Cary Johnston, Mrs. j. ALI
son Hodges. Mrs. w. Il. Newell Mrs.
J. X. Bowman. Mrs. T.. u. Hotchkiss
Mrs. William Judd, and Mrs. G. r. w
Kern.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-22
Negro Gets as-Ycnr Term.

NEWPORT NEWS, VA. Jan. FL
west Jones last night was found
guilty OF attempted criminal assault
on young white girl here and given
,h'r'E-siN years in the pcnitcrtiary
ny Jury or the Corporation Court.
ne negro was identified by the young
lady and her escort. who was so b,d-
~ neaten at the time Of the attack
mat II took him several hours to
crawl TO ,ips city and give the alarm
ne tirl ESCAPED while her escort
ana the black were locked in combat,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-22
I. $. stcnn.hIp sch,od1. ,,,,r

pEAi" ENGLAND. Jan. e1.-Tnc
american steamship Schoodic was
nrivcn ashore off >Dungcness durin..
mo night and is calling for assist
ance. Schoodic is q vessel of 5.7S1
tons, owned by the United states
shipping Board. Dungcncss is n low.
snnEiy point projecting into the
English Channel and forming the
southern extremity of County E,Dt
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-22
PRINCESS MARY TO BE Welded
IN OLD WESTMINSTER ABBEY
VIII Be First Child Of Sovereign to Be Married in His
toric Old Cathedral in $40 Years, De-
clare English Officials.

Archbishop of Canterbury takes
charges of the services at the Abbey
as he Will this time--thc dean OF
Westminster reads n formal protest
against the usurpation. another rem
nant OF tradition. in order to preserve
the ancient right by which the dean
Is the. head of the Abbey. The pro-
test. however. will be omitted this
time. the official reason being cow
ing to lack OF time"
Copyright. 1922, Public Ledger Coz
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-22
Prominent Georgian Dies.

ALBANY, GA, Jan. 2l.-S. r.
Brown. ono OF the best known and
most influential citizens OF Albany,
died at l:30 o'clock this afternoon,
after protracted illness. lie was
81 NcarS OF age
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-22
How to Ecautify
Your Complexion
Pretty Girls Everywhere VIII Tell
fou That Stunrt's Calcium Waters
In Your One SURF Why.

Got Il box today OF Stuart's Calcium
Waters and in II few hours you won't
question why they are tho best known,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-22

most widely used and most successful
complexion DeHutiiicr ever found
They clear your blood, they remove
the sluggish impurities that gather to
make pimples. boils. rash, blotches.
blackhcads, muddincSS and sucn
blemishes. Tho calcium itself is the
greatest skin influence known. 1t
causes the skin to wake up. II begins
its work at once. you observe the re-
suits and in "a few days there Is alb
solutcly no question as to tho Won
d"rful action OF Stuart's Calcium
Waters. Get n co cent box today at
any drug store. They arc truly n
complexion marvel.-AdY,
Arizona republican., 1922-01-17
Shrine Auditorium sCowdd to Capacity As Mrs. Florence Austin Chase
Begins Series Of Lectures Mrs. Os Campbell Introduces the Noted
Authority in Words Recalling the Success Of the Lectures Here 1921

women who come will find their time
well spent, and their homes vastly
improved when her ideas are carried
out.
The individuality OF the people oc-
cupying the home will enter largely
into the choice of colors and arrange
ment of furniture, of course, and
Mrs. Chase has asked that anyone
who has a question on this subject
will write it out, pass it to the maids
as they go through the audience, and
let it come up for regular discussion.
In this way the question of one per-
son may assist many, and it will GER
tainly add to the interest of the
meeting.
Many exhibits of food and canned
goods have been placed in an at
tractive display under the north bal
cony, and the attention of the women
viii be directed toward these today
with more than added interest. There
will be attendance prizes given away
after the lecture to the woman hold
ing the lucky number, and these food
products will to a great extent make
up the prizes. Tickets will be passed
out to every woman as she enters
the auditorium on which will be the