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The Crittenden press., 1922-03-24
Stories of
GREAT
INDIANS
TEDYUsKUNC's DECLARATION
OF INDEPENDENCE
by ELMO SCOTT WATSON

BECAUSE biz name has been per
- petuated in famous political or
gnnitHtlou 1umnnound OF 1nmmany.
is the hcstLnoWn Indian oi the Della
ware tribe But there was another
chief of the Lenni.Lenapo Who ranks
aa hiFh. and n part of the honor due
hlm has been paid in monument
erected in inirmount park. rhlladel.
phin. o. Tedyuskuug (kekeuskung--
'rfhr Healer7l.
About 1870 the lfoquois conquered
ne DelhWnrrs. forced them 90 accept
the title of women" and began sell
lng their lands ou the Delaware and
Susquehannn rivers % the colony of
pennsyiynnin Finally the Leunl'i.e.
nnpe settled on the ohio When the
struggle hctgeen tho French and Eug.
llsh oeniercd in ihe ohio valley IN
1854 the nolawarcs felt that they
we're about 20 be- driven from their
last refuge They rose 10 rebellion
against both the pennsyitunlans and
the iroquols and attacked
A cuunfl WHs called No Ens'0u. ia.
in July. iT'G Tedyuskung issued a
/ Declaration ~ Independence The
/ ne.nWares are no longer siates uf the
sit Nations" be- said u Tedyuskung
have heen appointed tlng over tho
fivs Nai.ons What de- here Will BE-
/ approved hi ail This is good DAY
. I wish that the same spirit that pos
sessed that good oii man. william
Penn. thr friend Of thr Indians. mas
Inspire you white men ioday
/ Dor N yenu the Delaware chief
had borne ile commonplace name ~
I "linuesi John boz noH be- uhs hailed
us King 1viyuskunr- and vns seut
10 give the "hr psuce hailoo 90 biz
tribe and invite them 90 d larger con.
farruce o. d, he'd later iie started
ou thIs Important ermnd. arrived at
rort Allen and then he went uu =
drunken sprsc lasting for days
Ths lruquuls deriiel biz -ieciau
uuu" nud sought tn dlscroiii him
mry failed and FROM That time The
power 81 ths lfouuols over che peia
uafrs uansd iie demonstrated bic
ability ln later councils Aiihourh %
be- ctnrgci Mat che white councillors
/ tried io 500 h'm drunk ctefy uight. De-
aiuays arrearei no council che neHi
maruiur aiie to or,e with them.
Ile mc1o.,i,i n eriuas fhe neia
/ unrrs' wrongs adjusted and hls iunu
F. scr brought about a treaty of rfacf
. uhIrh pfrtsntoi ihe Treurh and neia
uurr alliance iis bad satsl the uh.o
/ muei to ths English li.s death vas
.trarrrIi heroic in ihr srrlne n ii's.
h.s house was 30 ou fre during ous
of hls drunken driauehes probably
ty soms Of hIs iroquo.s rar.u.es uud
CO. oid chief rersh,i Boz ths flames
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cabbysc cemmsnt

Ethel had arrived home from the
party and was telling her mother about
her adventures
-And dld you enjoy the ride home
dearf asked mother.
-oh. q was thrilliugl" exclaimed the
child -noWn "a Mason street the
horse stopped suddenly and hackcl
right onto the pavement The cahman
bad % SCI down and drag Il back onto
the road"
-Yes. DEAR said mother. wisely: "
must have been what they call a 80.
bling horse"
That wasn't what the cnhman
called o." replied Eihcl. thoughtfuly.
-Tifnlis
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MOTHER QUlcKl GIVE
CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP
FOR CHlLD'S BOWELS.

Even a sick child loves the "fruity-
taste of California Fir syrup" n the
little tongue IA coated or II your child
IA listless. cross. feyerish. full Of cold.
or has collie. a teaspoonful will never
fail 10 open the bowels. In q few
hours you can zee for yourself how
thoroughly Il works al the constipa-.
ton poison, sour bile and waste from
the tender. little bowels and gives yoa
a well. playful child agaln.
Millions of mothers keep "California
Fie syrup handy. They know q tea
spoonful today saves q sick child to-
morrow. Ask your druggist Tor genuine
california fig syrup" which has d.
reciions for babies and children of an
ares printed on bottle. Mother Yoa
must say "Callfernla" or you may set
an Imitation OK Advertisement.
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SOY BEAN IN CROP ROTATION
Cash Value % seed is suHtlsnt 70
warrant Growing Beans ~ one
Of Main Crops.

The sny bean may b. cnmhinrd "a
vantarrously in many systems ~ crup
rotation. Tho United States pOpau
mcnt Of Agriculture says q is csIscial
ly adapted 20 short ruiuilons. taking
either en- entire soason or part ~ q
season following some grain crop Tho
cash value ~ the secd ls sufficient o.
encourage growing he beans o. one ~
ihe main crops When the whole sea
800 h thus devoted 70 10Y Beans ihe,
take any place In a rotation system
where cora can be used
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a white Gfub o. nsy Bssus-r.
Lava o. Grub a. Beetle q. Pupa.
remedy De- snme poriious ~ ths
Southwest lines ~ men ani boys ~
through heids driving beetles hefory
them until they rarh windows of
hay. straw. or other fy vegetable
matter previously prepared alonE mo
iossuni sIie ~ ttr field The u.nirua
is then lrsd aud ths bestcs burned
piantLiss
Practically au vegetables especially
cuwmhers ciiiagrs. aud psas. suffer
considerable damarr from attack by
SMALL snft bodied insects commonly
caIlei allcrf or "aphis.~ bat better
Known as plautucc Thrsr vork CO..
the masi part on the lower sides of
tte leaves. which hrcumu curici o.
otherwise Destroyed hy ioss of their
vital iuios They give ~ sweet
mixture called huneid Dow. which a.
tracts auis. dIcs. aud other insects
rlaut lloe inrryase with Errat mp.ilb
by the female ri,inE hlrih io Twins
yume Toe difrrrnt Kinds vars m
culuf frrm uFht in dark uurn of
nearly blact. guyish. brown. ts'lou
and rcd IlIey have comparatively
long legs end have feeirrs attached
10 the bead some forms have tur
pais of Transparent of clear wing
ucy feoi hy meking iuiors of thp
plants through q tgak Familiar e1
amr'rs arr fhe meian aphis D. aph.s
and lft'aer plant ucr
coniroi -if co., plants are grown
under F'au r.aHfurr mas tr Euisi
hf umIlaiI0n tIfI a uIeuin. rrrfau
uun Tfe f1m faiah'r f.f th. auft
lsrarlr s.ake.I m uIo.fIue ulJh ubsn
ughiri uuars a auriEr SruusUnr
plants With fur toiacoo dust Is of
some value especially Do applied oarl
lu tho morning when the dow ls on.
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ADDING INSULT TO INJURY
sun. n Must De Admitted That Thief
hao Logic of Matter on
Hls SIDE.

A nan was charged IN Glasgow win
stealing n nEharfel AMER tho
charge had been proved the accuser
addrcssed the magistrate;
"'recd. Sir Rallie. the man a. the
bar a a great rurue; the stealing -
the harrel 4 nothing 20 some of his
tricks Ile stole my sirn.board last
week. and what does your honor think
h did with ltT
THAT would he hard Tor me 70 say.S
replied the magistrate.
"wccl. sir said the witness ~TTI
tell -. lie brought n into my ain
shop. vi my ain name On u. an offered
10 sell u 20 me, as be said he thouThr
Il would be- a. malr use 10 me than
anybody elise"
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GUARD AGAINST COLDS AND
INFLUENZA.

Py keeping little vacherBalm IN
Jour nose.
Il helps 10 prevent the germs enter.
.ug the system.
n you are taking cold. Il makes you
feel better az once.
Nothing better for Aches and Pains
Keep q handy this time Of year.
Ass your druggist. Jars or tubes soc
=. W. vacher Inc. New orleans. Ia.
Advertisement.
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A rc'e.an mission sent fo o. IA.
tanra district of the Congo q saii 10
have found extensive rudIum.henrlnr
iofosits. During thc var nelrlan
soli On London colooliie rich lu on.
iium ilo refused to dIvuirr o.
uurrrs hui thc neirIan government
immediately lusfifuiod'a 'a search that
ief o. iho Katauru country -Sclen.
me American
The Crittenden press., 1922-03-24

ready for harvest They feed chiefly
on roots and attack especially pO-
tntooa, corn. and strawberries. but
they are general feeders. White grubs,
or grub worms" are the larvae or
young of the brown Mny of June
beetles. with which most persons are
familiar The beetles occur IN the
North as late as August while ln the
South they appear ln April Or earlier.
Control Deep blowing ls the most
effective remedy fnr white gruba
Cross ploW.ug and deep d.sklng are
sometimes necessary, aud thr ground
should bo disturbed often and kept
clean ~ weeds so that The rrubs can
be- eliminated
Rotation ~ crops. avoiding the
planting ~ puintocs n.eis. sweet corn.
und other crops on land which has
been for SOME Time 10 the same crops
Or Ia strawberries grusses. or weeds
d advisable. Fertilizers especially
kainit, as a heavy topdresfiug are u
benefit Gas lime IL valuable Hogs.
u allowed the run N the newly pillow ed
gurdeu. of when the crop l. on. will
eat large numbers of Eruhs. Domestic
fowls viii plea up grubs on newly
plpeed land 49, Farmers Bulletin
5i1. Common White Grubs"
wirsuorma
wlrevoums. llte white Fruhs m,
common pests in The garden nud arr
also general feeders They are ths
offspring ~ snapplug beetles. Or
snap busa," and are of loug oval
form
Their tastes are similar 10 thoss
N the Whiis Efuhs They atiact and
often de- great injury O. potatoes and
other plants bearing tubeu. as we'll
a. 10 carruis beris. sweet potato-s
aud onions
contfol.-The remedies adyisef 90
white Truhs apply aisn 10 uifewonms
eiih due care in seisriiuE land Coz
planting and in fall piuuing nni eros
rofafiun Wlreaorms hoarter. nr
much more dimcult 90 control thai
uhiis gruhs
uisisf nssiiss
Mister beetles arr cumm0n fam
pests ani are fey destructive O.
vegetables. especially beans peas po
iaioes and hseis They travel in th'
same manner as army worms and ar'
soaefimes called "armY hefi'rs a..
this reasan They ar hungry feeion
and travel Frequently in lines oatin.
everything in their rath. Cheaine 10
aHarrnnY more Than thrf neri a.
. fnad They are slender ln form. some
what snfi bodied. and coi0rri various
h Some sIFcIra nrr perfectly BLACK
some are YeIiou ulfh hIarl stripes
others are ~ me same color aiil
several lEHt stripes. nnme arr graz
end niteu arr rraY rpniisi uiih hlact
n'isier beetles ore partiruiary ahund
aut In che Southwest tut occur pmr
uuiil everywhere uifcreui specie
arresF ai diHsrrut times. usually afie
ths plants have made nhali onsfhin
I rrueth. and thsy ooufiuus unul iat
in ths season.
contfoi LEAD afsenais applied q
[ ne frrI outset ~ affarE b. ftr hes
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INSECT ENEMIES
or HOME GARDEN
Some Of Pests DeyOur Nearly
Every Form OF Vegetation
and Do Immense Damage.
CuTWORMS INIURE TOMATOES
Arsenic and pans Green are Deadly
polsons and Musi De Handled
Win Great Care Rotation of
crops 10 Advisable
tF.ssssa !, a.. urnss sist.. n.psrm.s,
81 AFfIHuIfafaI

Ffspsfsa 10 AZ rrnst aisis. nsptnmsni
81 AFfiruIfafsI
Prom thr standpoint ~ their food
plants. lnlurious Insects may be-
groupsd roughly into two Glasses
Finl thoae which are choice feeders
and ordinarily attack only q single
crop. or crof~ Of n single class. al.
tkoaEh when they are extremely
abundant thsy may resort 30 other
cropa o. weeds Etamples are the
asparagus hseiiss and asparagus
miner and me large tomato worms.
which sunhne their feeding 90 plants
of q nlnglo family second. those
knoWn a. Fsnemi feeders insects
uhlch arr not particular as o. their
feed pianis Some ~ these detuuf
nearly etery form n vegetable that
rroua N ue garden Tfcae include
eutunms end other misulillars.
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-lts funny how your horses are siiIi
afraid of automobiles here" said a
city resident 30 an Old farmer.
Il dunno" answered the farmer,
how nm automobile must seem 20 4
horse. Wouldn't q seem queer 20 yuu
n you saw my clothes coming down
the ruad with nothing IN 'cmT
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DYED HER SKIRT, DRESS.
SWEATER AND DRAPERlES
WITH DIAMOND DYES"

zach pscnFs oi Diamond DJss" Goa.
tsins dIfeliIons sa simple anY woman csn
o. or tni her sou. shabby dresses
ssifia. uaitif. coats. siocuugt. FHeatsfs
cufrunEs. drrsusf. hanging. sVrrythlus
ftsn q shs has never dyrl before huy
itamnud Dies o. other hui-thsn
rffirri bone dytins s sufe lsgauss iha
mond Dies aft guaranteed noi % spot
fade sireak or run Tel your druggist
vhfther fhs material 700 Ssh t0 DE s
uuaI cr slt. of shrihrf n s linen. cot.
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Materials fof Tsnnlns

Our government experts have listed
twelve woods iO2 harks nine leaves
thrce roots and seventeen fruits and
soeds that Fruw in Latin Amerlcu as
Welding tanning materials of indus.
trial value
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To remove plmples and hlackhcads
smear then with Cuiicura OInimsnt
Wash N ln I've minutes with Cutl-
cum Soap and hot yater. once clear
keep your skin clear by using them for
daily toilet purposes Don't fall % tn
ciude Cuu0m Talcum. Advertisement.
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10 insure ElisteninF white table
linens. use Red Cross Ball Hue in your
laundry. u never disappoinis Al all
good Observation-Disclosures.
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Knicker-rhe radio phone ls setting
very popular
nockcr-Ycs the air Il one va
kcyholc
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Mahel-why DO sou always Hiss N,
boys roodnlehff
Madre-They 20 so much earlier.
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win . rui.ons of vuier containing
half . raIun of moIassss This o.
enoufh for ueai'nr or o acres of
cuiiiuioi Crort
Ailaf a. nash has sinni Or srtenl
houIa sCatirf u n lumrs co., sire
of q marble over thr ruisn where
tha ininr s beginning io alIraf ani
about b. hnas Of co., plants r.i out
Arrly laie u the daY n as tn r'to
the rc.sn ahuui the plants before
Night which Is thc time when coo
Nofua arr active Nrp'y q sc1oul or
thlrd tlmo lf neoDfsay.
Il b advisable To- tcrp young chil.
dren. i've stock. aud chickens away
IRON lhla halt
uean cultural meihnds and crop
rotation arc advisable. as are also
dep fall plowlug aud dlsklur, 20
prevent rccuucnccs of cutwom at.
latls Experienced rrnwers become
expeFi IN detecting cutworms and ~.
male them by hand This often can
be done with profit on small patches
white 0rubs
When new land u used for plant.
inE vegetables. especially land that
has hccn IN sol or grown up with
vefta white grubs are almost Ger
tain b make their appeamuce. soms
times In larrs numbers, doing Ervat
damart 10 plants from The time they
ailaln any grvwth until the fruit h
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No Up 10 Dates Ones

North-"llas Alice any OF the old.
fashioned vlrtuesf West" I suppose
so-mosi of them are"
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n one can't think. what IL one 20
do Tor M Someone has said. keep
still.
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sure

Mrs. Benham-''i am n woman Of
few words" Benham-"But you make
the few work overtime"
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To enjoy ahoundinr hellih you
must hecome enthusiastically -out.
fnar" minded
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Usually un opinion that nobody dis
puics q isn't worth holding.
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Ths cenrlon wlrs~ofr,-A. Adult!
q. Larssi G. Lasi ssgr,snts 81
Save o. Pupa-An Gniaresd
several fUrrns of leafhseilss end ~.
bseiisA plant iics thrps blister
heefisa. and othsu When abuniaui
sons of ihsss pests A. great damage
aseaplng over larre srsas end ruin.
inr eniifs cfops before thsy can be-
sioppst.
cat~cfna
Tumafofs sweet r0faioss snf other
truck nlanis particularly vhsn starred
undH rlass nfe utsiy 90 he injured
~ esiuurns When tunsp'auird
Theaa arpeaf in Freai uumhsn in
tha spfing and ssriy summef snt
ths lniury s often compleie before
the ranignsf noiicrs it The chief in.
jury 4 due 20 me srrerinr ~ the
stems q youur riauis ai ahnui the
surface 81 ihe ground one cutuouu
ca deslruy many plants in single
nlEhi ~ cuiiing On mote Than q oan
defeuf.
cenirsl Ths trsi rrmetY q what
h called 'poisousi bait" rof use in
= amall rarisn tste rsrk n dry
bran. 40 4 ounoes ~ shlie arsenic
e. fafis rfeeu Rnd MIA ihoruufhly
wifh 2 ralions n vntef In which has
becn airrrd hair q rallon ~ sorshum
e. cher cheap moiaasrs
Fsf q larrr urieu. usa hushfl ~
tran d louud of me arsrnIral mined
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thousands have found. is
toturn away iromnerve-
stimulation and adopt
rich, delicious Postum as
the meal,ime drink.
Postum delights the
taste, but brings no dis
Arizona republican., 1922-02-23
Little Stories For Bedtime
SAMMY JAY TELLS PETER RAB
BIT He is SORRY
BY THORNTON W. BURGESS

When you've done a thing that's
wrong
Just go and say you're sorry.
Don't let an untruth drag along
Just go and say you're sorry.
There's nothing else will clear the
way,
And brighter make the passing day
When you have done or said or
thought
A thing more unkind than you
ought
Than just to say you're sorry.
You remember how Peter Rabbit
could find no one TO believe him
when he told about the great,
strange tracks which he had found
in the snow deep in the Green Forest
at the very end Of winter. OF course
you do. And you remember how
Sammy Jay had made fun OF Peter
and teased him until Peter would
hardly put his head outside OF the
dear Old Briar Patch. Now Sammy
was learning just how Peter had felt
To be sure, it was nothing new to
Sammy to have people doubt what
he said. Usually he wouldn't have
minded in the least. But now he had
such wonderful news-neWs of a big.
black stranger who had come to live
in the Green Forest-and 1t was
dreadful to have everybody smile
and whisper to one another, He's
crazy"
1t was just as bad when Blacly the
Crow say the stranger and tried to
tell about him. for no one believed
Blacky. and every one thought him
crazy. too. But all OF a sudden Peter
Rabbit remembered those great
tracks he had tried so hard to for
get, and right away he was as ex-
cited as Sammy Jay and Blacky the
Grow. When Sammy told about the
great claws Peter fairly shouted.
IT'S the stranger who made those
tracks, just sure as I'm alive!" he
cried, Nov perhaps you still think
had bad dreams. Sammy Jay. when
told you about those strange
tracks,"
Sammy looked at Peter and hung
his head for just a minute. I'm
sorry Peter" said he. ''for all the
Arizona republican., 1922-02-23

I don't see what you are butting
in on Ruthie's beau fort" Susan de-
clared to Betty. You wouldn't be
mean enough to take him away from
her. would your
He never has belonged to her"
We'll, he was falling in love with
her. Sam SAL So"
"A lot Sam knows about it."
"He amt a millionaire, and YOU
said you were never going TO marry
any man who wasn't"
We say lot OF things besides our
prayers. and he's rich. / mean-rich
enough"
Wen If you take him from Ruthle
you are a nasty horTid thing, So
there!"
Take what from me?" Ruth asked
She had mounted the stairs quietly
and overheard Susan's last resentful
remark
Hunter Worden asked me 70
marry him yesterday" Betty replied.
Susan seems to think I have taken
him away from you.''
Susan is mistaken. He never be-
longed TO me-. Ruth had turned
white. but her voice was steady.
''You have known him a very short
time. Betty
II know. but I am sick and tired
OF the life lead, thanks TO you. II
you had moved into town when
mother and / wanted you to, we'll
perhaps I wouldn't have promised to
marry hin-not so soon anyway"
$50 It is decided?"
yes"
Il shouldn't feel like this" Ruth
communed with herself. He never
asked me to mary him. perhaps
never would. And If he had it would
| have been years and years before ]
could have married him or anybody.
And no one could blame him for low
ing Betty"
No one spoke to her Of how she
felt about the engagement, but Sam.
1T was rotten trick! I thought
Arizona republican., 1922-02-23

Z cup canned tomatoes, 8 cups
mashed potato, l egg, salt and pepper
Heat tomatoes and add sausage.
Cook until thick. If the potatoes are
| leftover seasoned potatoes. beat with
| just enough hot milk TO make light
Beat in egg well beaten. Line a bak-
| ing dish with potato. leaving enough
to cover the top. Fill dish with saul
sage mixture, cover with potato and
bake 80 minutes in hot oven.
Apples Baked With Sausage
-Four apples, u pound bulk sau-
sage, whole cloves.
Wash apples and remove core.
Stick a few cloves into the flesh of
the apple in the cavity. Fill cavity
with sausage. Bake in slow oven
until apples are tender and sausage
well cooked. These are quite an ad-
dition to baked spare ribs.
Sausaees With Potato Cakes
Put sausage in a deep frying pan
and pour over boiling water to half
cover. Let simmer gently for six
minutes, Pour. off water Prick well
with a steel fork and put in a mod
crate oven. Cook covered for 10
minutes.
.s Season hot or cold mashed pota-
/ toes with salt and pepper. add enough
hot milk to make moist and beat
until very light. Form in flat cakes,
roll In flour and add to sausage in
frying pan. Fry in fat from sausage,
first on one side and then on the
other. A crisp brown crust should
cover each side Of the potato cakes.
Serve on a platter with sausage in
the center and cakes surrounding.
Garnish with slices OF lemon and
sprigs of parsley.
If you would make your own sAu-
sage try this rule. The sausage is
highly seasoned:
Two pounds fat pork, 3tz pounds
lean pork, I tablespoon black pepper,
tablespoons salt, 2 teaspoons sage
| (optionaD.
Have meat ground at butchers. II
sage is used rub the dried leaves
between the hands till like powder
Put all ingredients in large bowl
and mix thoroughly with the hands.
| It requires at least Is minutes of
mixing to have the sausage per-
fectlv blended. To cook shape in flat
cakes. as4
Arizona republican., 1922-02-23
NowNRm0e
MmRkmiSAe,

Begin tonight the foiIowina
Beauty Treatment: Cleanse tha
skin with warm water and Black
and White Soap. Rinse and dry
thoroIy. With the finger tips
gently apply Black and Waite
Beauty Bleach.
Allow to remain on over night
Next morning again cleanse The
skin with Black and White Soap
Should the skin seem jrritata4
or the least bit inflamed, due 20
exposure to sun or wind, use Black
and White Cleansing Cream.
An drug stores guarantees ana
sell Black and White Beauty
Bleach, 50cs Black and White
Soap, 25c; Black and Waite
Cleansing Cream 26c and 60c the
package.
Write for copy Of Birthday ard
Dream Book, and a leafiet which
tells you all about the merits and
uses OF Black and White tcilsl
preparations. Address Dept. ,,
Plough, Memphis. Tenn.
Arizona republican., 1922-02-23
A Battle Won
The third Of interesting series Of fairy stories IN
THE ADVENTURES OF TAPA
GERTRUDE BRYAN LEEPER
copyright 1922. by Gertrude Bryar
Leeper)
BY GERTRUDE BRYAN LEEPER

copyright 1922, by Gertrude Bryan
Leeper)
Were little bunch OF workers
Busy all the day:
Give us half chance, .we'll help you,
Without bit Of pay"
One summer day when all was
bright and beautiful, and Blue Bird
had come again from the South to
i've In the garden, Tapa. who was
the friend Of all children. went down
10 the pool where Grandfather Frog
lived in the marshes, to spend an
hour with the old gentlemen and to
hear him tell Of the days when he
was young.
Now Grandfather Frog was very
old and Very wise, and he had seen
many changes come into the world,
so he liked nothing better than to
climb out in a place that King Sun
kept warm every morning for him,
ard relate to Tapa, who never tired
OF hearing him talk, the way that
Ignorance once had ruled the king
dom before Happy Health was their
Queen.
Now Grandfather Frog was in the
middle OF a thrilling story when
there came to their ears the hum
ming and buzzing of a machine high
up in the air. and shading his eyes
from the sun, while Grandfather
Frog sat and blinked because his
eyes were weak, Tapa saw circling
and circling the aeroplane of Pub
licity who was slowly landing his
machine.
When the aeroplane had settled,
Publicity and Understanding came
hurriedly through the gate. and
when he had touched his jaunty little
cap to Tapa. and Understanding had
made a quaint little bow, Publicity
handed to Tapa a message which
had been sent by knowledge and
which read
"Oh. Tapa, Ignorance whom we
supposed to be drowned. was res
cued by a passing ship and has
called his army together to attack
the home Of the milk fairies. Happy
Health has gotten together Order
Cleanliness, Pure Water, Fresh Air
and all their helpers. but she bids