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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-11-27

COLUMBUS. O.. Nov 20 Some
OF the old-tme residents ~ Colum-
bus recalled the fact that today was
the fiitieth anniversary Of one of the
most stirring civil war incident that
occurred in this oiiy the sensation
al escape of Gen Morgan from the
ohio state ponitcu,ary After raid
iur large section ol Kentucky. Cen
Nor-ou az the hes. Of his da~ine
little band OF cayH'rtmen had eros
cd The Ohio river and penetrated th'
state az Iar az S0Iheuvillc. thr
most northcrly point 70 which Oh,
ting of the C0ufoI.racy was cor
riod during the war Tho ad,suc.
of Morgan men created great alarm
throughout Ohio a.I With d feel
ing Of reIiof that t.r ."oplo learned
OF the capture of r.o daring leader
and bis lodmout b.had the bars o
the state prison Equally great wa.
the sensation caused Yy his escape
Tho method by uH.l he obtained
his freedom has a'H.rs remained q
uyslcr, Many per believed tha'
no aud hi. comp IONS had .ler
through o. secret rncl from th'
prison lo thc scIo,o Ear But vher
largc part of %, prison was tori
down aut rebuilt ear or 'Ho ag'
no evidence ~ 500 tunnel va.
found Tur cell which Norm
was confined Was De-. intact tor hs'
a century and ua- rkod iy @ .ab
let inscribed with .o date of tt
escape
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-11-27
REREI.s THREATEN TO DESTROY
TAMPiCO BN SETTING FIRE
TO OIL. TANKS.
REBEL TROOPS RETURN
Captured Siy Field Pieces In Battle
about Juarel While Many
Prisoners We're EN-
eCutcl.

r AHorIHie. FftH
MEXICO CITY. Nov. 2G.-sir
Lionel Garden. British Minister to
Mexico. sent ont notifications today
20 900 British residents to register
~ tbc legation. 800 pursuance with
Hs plan of defense against a posi-
.e emergency Daaish residents
I.ro received similar natructions.
Remove lho euuboat Bravo. or
ro N.i fTr tha oll tanks In the city
1 Iampic1 and along thc banks OF
n. river above THIS threat. ac-
1rd,ug 90 private Information re-
e.v.l hero laaN was sent TO the
commander OF t.o Felerals az Tam
.ieo yesterday Should the oil be
rcl floating flames VIII he car
Hed into tu, heart of the city. II
H believed 90 bc highly probable
hat th, rebels uiIl carry out this
hreat
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-11-27
uETERMINEr 10 rnETE.;T CrG.
TAIIMENT 0F BI'siN,ssS AC-
TIVlTI ~ UNCEi,rAiNTN.
IN HARMONY HTH WILSON
- lla
VIII Hold Scssioa. a. ava Night
Without Hccrs. ~ Christ.
mas Jntll lg'.ement h
i,,nched.


WASHINGTON. ID e.. Nov. ?G
Extreme measure were decided up
on by the Democrats oi tie senate
today 10 force The rrrytncy mepsur"
TO an early vote
Determined 90 neeyen. curiaiimen'
or business activity md 10 relic 70
the present uncertainty IN financiai
circles. as 10 what iorw the currer
cy legislation Is to g.
The Democrats iftc,d 20 make
the bin a marty measure, and 10 have
no Christmas recess. unless the
measure is passed hetore that time
and to sit day and ulght until flnal
action is taken by iho Senate. Theso
decisions were reached NJ \ confer
once which began ihs mo ning aud
which was resumed ain tonlght.
Senate Leaders are wo king In
harmony with Wilson and his adyls
ors, and have decided 10 N behind
closed doors FOR rrmuinGer of week
not excepting tomorrow Thanks
giving Day. untn IN agreement ear
be- reached upon the pcnding bill
that would insure the united sup.
port Of the Senate Actual work on
the bill was begun tonieht
The fight viii ue tranierred e.
the senate floor next Nloaday and
from that time forward. daily scs
sons win be held rom l0n. 20 un
til n m.
The decision OF the Democrats q
make the currency lil q partl
measure surprised an arllsed th'
Republicans
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-11-27

b Associated .aft
FL pAsO. TH. nov 2G.--ono
undrad and .hy-.0ur wounded
reu are .u Iur9 hospitals tonight
thc result of th. Foderars un-
uccesaiu auacs pron Juarez.
rarcho via is again IN the city
Hf Juaroz.
sH thousand rebel troops have
ofur1od gua vnla Hy that he left
omo urthor south. and that the
Iiy ia wen guarded against a poss-
h'e attack
The rebels captured six field
's 'ri I tfa. snnturt I.
.se mdrli rris1rcf aal.y o..
whom wero executed on the field
battle
The battle-ground ,ea'.ht was de-
.H.I v.b ro sip of the recent
.m.I... which would Indicate that
r.oa, loss off Hl0 had been
.E
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-11-27
PROCEEDINGS IN
HIGHER COURTS
40 CNSES FROM PANHANDLE
COUNTIES ACTED UPON BY
EITHER Tribunal.


spcriu 20 The Ssvs.
AUSTIN. Tex. Nov. &c The fol
lowing proceedings we're had in the
Court OF Criminal Appeals today
Affirmed. Isru.e Hicks from
Caldwell Higgins CurrIng'on from
Collin Bud Borders, Ellis Pearl
Forrestor from Gra,son. WIN Young
from Jasper Cs-par.c Rufus London
from Jcfiorrou. Fred Shaw from
Kaufman Ed Miller from Lamar.
Tboo Kuydcudall from Montague,
Ey-parto W ! Hunt from Scurry.
George lyanoyich. from Tarraut
Reversed and rewarJed Marvin
McLain from hn1er l1rr, s.
Harris, alias John " Harris from
Cherokee, Andrew 3 Key from
Hunt. Israc. Iu from Harrison;
Walter Pou'ter from Parker Jasper
Smith form rpshur
r. 81. Uarr.N from Haskell, APP
plitatlon dismissed Appeal disciss-
ed. Ev-partc Jane. singleton from
Harris
Motion for HchCarre Ororruled
F8uut Martin l.ru Bowie. Eddio
Johnson from Austin. sam Mat
thcws. from san Augustine. Y. C.
Fishsr. from Collin Kate Wilson
from Austin
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-11-27
HWtATnEp.
NESTERpAN'S " tTHTB ~
WESTERN INION TIl. 60

Dallas iogsy. 60. CO. Shreveport
clear ~ Houston. .r' cloudy COO.
Belton. drllllins sherman par
cloudy. 5G NusED o.. clou1. ."
Paris. cloudy a more. cloudy.
warm LuiNn. clc. T9, Sulphur
Springs. clear a. Now Orleans.
rainy cool. San .atono du.n.
ight showers -D. eaumuut .a1r
90 Austin. cloud. t3, Nav. l.a
san Marcoa. cloud. waco. cloudy.
-, Long,irw, cIc tlrm nr.n-
wood. clear windy 1.. Oka0.m'
City. cloudY. %. th.euf r If
warm WaNlhacHie cloudy H'
nillsboro. cloudy lw sou. r.. U.s..
SO. Ennis. cloudy tarm.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-11-27

NEW YORK Nov &C. Everett
Fowler. lawyer OF Wanrstcn. a mall
city on the Hudson River above New
York. the 'basman" Of Charles g.
Murphy. boss Of Tammany Hall has
hCca indicted by q grand jury in
New York County on the charge OF
cyrortion aud has pleaded not gull
ty There we're reports before his
appearance tha, he would decide to
tell the district attorney all he
knew.
New York State Is eXpondinr many
millions on tho construction OF state
roats Contractor HUI had small
contract, requiring the expenditure
Of about $4,000 Fosler. acting
for Tammany or Murphy. told him
that he was expected TO pat up $3.50
II Is charged By District AtiorH y
ws''m,n. I'cF.ta - .r'aylng 'f'
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-11-27
POSTOFVICE IMPROVE
MENTS At HEREFORD


HEREFORD, Toy, Nov 2G.--A
new steel ceiling has recently been
placed in The postofiice room here.
u is u.do- TODD that posimaster
Barnett viii see 20 Il that the side
walls are frescoed and the postoi-
i.cc fixture. given a good cleaning
and japalacced With these i'm
pr0ysments added We viii an be
proud OF our posiofficc
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-11-27
FORMER PRESIDENT on
NICARAGUA ARRESTED.

NEW YORK. s. n. Nov. 2s.-
aren't. ot tHe Department. OF Justice.
lgue to1.lh. rested General Jos.
p Santos Ea'aya former president
t N.crarra rrouilng him from
DOB au apartment house.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-11-27

The f'lVTinE prorordinrs were
had n the Supreme Court TODAY
Nandamu Refused Frank lud
kins Fs. ]. 2 Robinson. comm ss.ou-
OF. etc.
Applications Granted Hclcr RI
lcy vs. u sullivan A. Co. - al peyar
County p 81 Poor SIS. D. Sullivan
e. Co. et a. Bazaar Carrie G.. Burr
vs. o. Sullivan e. 60 .ot al noxar
houston Belt and Terminal By Co.
ys S. S. Ashc. Harris. T Rich
ard ys Johnnie r Rulc. Cottlc.
Application Dmieo oi for want
of Jurisdiction Marco rarsra vs.
Mary Barrua Hear F.r.t Stale
sank ~ Calm ys ?. g. Fain ~ al
m
Application Refused Oswald
Realty Co ot al fs = p Broussarrd
o. al. Jefferson e. " Thompson ss.
I. p Price. Mei.a John Dupont %
al SIS. r NN. % R B co.. Iof'rr-
son Jones Lumber Co. o. al ts Guar
suiy State Bank oir Dallas r T.
Camp ys J. .. O'Conncr. Dallas Fl
paao Electric ca. ,s q vs. NsbIs.
El Paa0. 4 Morrow ST. a T.
Conouay. Midland
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-11-27
EK-PRESIDENTS
AMONG SPEAKERS
Wlii DELIVER ADDRESSES M
FORE NNriONAI GEOGRAPH.
ICAl SOCIETY.
TEDDY TO RECOUNT STORY
Members of Isthmian Canal Conn
mission WIN Tell of nifiicul.
tie. Encountered In MAX
Ing the ZIG nitch.


sicclai To- .ht Nsas
WASHINGTON. u. C.. Nov 90
Former Presidents William u rait
aaG Theodore Roosevelt, and See
notary of State William Bryan.
v,ll lc amoas the important spcoS
urt taNpl part in the series OF
twenty one addresses ,o bo given in
Washington this winter under the
auspices of the National Geograph-
'e Soriety and under the direction
ot Gilborl "a. Gru.touor Members
of Jhe Society come from an puri5
ot che United stalca TO hear these
.dlrcHrs
The series. an annual feature OF
,ho Socicty's activities, VIII bee op-
D.Od by judge TAFT. md closed boy
Col Roosevelt The former win dc
liver an address ON 'The lmpor-
ance Of Geography" showing the
necessity OF our having a working
knowledge OF the peoples of other
t'iuus. through an understandings
of their habits, thought custom
aud OF their history ana how such
an insight helps us 60 know oursol-
YES better, besides promoting inter
national good viii
Col Rooscyots address win be-
his lirgJ public appearance In the
United states after his return from
south America and will he on a
subIec relating 10 his exploration
Latin America.
Secretary Of state Bryan VIII
ipeak On January iG. His subiert
gill a. snnounogd later
cob Wm. H. sibert. y. ). a..
member OF tho is'hm.au G. "a
Commission and EngInoer-in-Chargc
li the building of the Ga,uu Locks
will describe tho difflculucr and
doubts that have been faced uul
conquered by men who have link
od the Atlantic sud Pacific
Emery @ Kolb. vino. with DTS
brother. made an adventurous rp
through lEo Grand Canon of tho
Colorado ia small boats. taking with
them a moving picture machine,
WIN tell of the trip Their priya
aus we're go great that their only
other companion los. bis reason
uon Dean a.. Worcu,.',r. 'o,
twelve years Sccr.tar, of the Inter
Tor o. tte Philippine islands ai'
Lpe1k ON 'Tha Philippine %.
has visited every corner ol Toe hr
.hipelago aud has been brought r
lo tine closest contact with ever
phase OF ute there. both uyaso wH
civilized. under both spanish and
! American rule
The extraordinary contrasts ,o h,
0ua under ihc American flag ni'
% depicted hy means of motion
pictures by o. % Austin. snDrrl"r
ot the National Geographic Society
! durul Dds lecture ou "Ou lsIaa.
Through Nouou picture Camcra
Ar Eiay B.a'uar. assisted DIS
daughter. N Clara r'1tuer vil
/ peak ou Thp Nu. the Classic Ora
! .a of Japan The addr. s '
/ Hs'r1.u uIh pictures taken .aN
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-11-27

check out 70 the chairman of the
Democratic state committee,
Il is currently reported In New
York that hundreds of thousands OF
dollars have been taken hy agents
of Tammany Hall from these con-
tractors. most oi q aa The plea that
II was for political committees.
Then there wero contractors on tho
Erie Canal. which for many years
has been In course OF reconstruction
al the cost Of slOI0O0.ooo. Re.
yond this New York city is build.
Ing syftcm OF watorworgs, which
when completed, win cos; more than
$175,000. 900. u ia reported the
contractors on these works have
been held up ana that very little OF
the money went into tue hands oi
=. y. pairn wnn~crr q
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-11-27

WASHINGTON. n '.. Noy
Wet Texas fair Thur day oud .-i-
day.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-11-27

Generally fair g.u day
NL.lnrlaN.a lnmn- LIZ
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Confined on Page tVol.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-10-17
ELECT CAPTAIN
William Steele Elected Captain OF the
Y. M. c. A. Basket Ball Team
Last Evening

meeting Of the basket ball play
ers 70 the y VI G.. 4. was held last
evening and William steele. the star
forward of last years team. was elect
ed captain. Steele has been a mem
Der of this team for the past three
years and In that time has establish
ed some enyiablr records I'm basket
ball
Under Tho direction OF Physical Di-
rector Miller the Young men have
been holding practise each evening
and are now rapidly rounding into
form The team the year promises
10 excel any that has yet been put
forth hv this Organization and VIII
unduuh'"dly win ma Iority ~ us
games Tho team Is composed ~ the
following players steele and Eor.
ham forwards Marsh. center. and
Thornton and EneiN. guards About
thirty candidates are out FOR posi-
lions on fhr team and several other
teams viii probably he organized and
t H r. a league formed
ORDER have been placed for tho
uniforms FOR fhr team The JERSEYS
viii hr of solid purple with white
nr fhe breast Tho stockings will
also tr off purple with % white ring
While fho local team viii not omen
Tho season until Tho middle of Notem-
Dor practice Will DO held each week
ani when the season opens the team
VIII ho in Tho pink ~ condition
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-10-17
Mrs. John Bull
VS.. Miss Liberfy
WILL MEET TOMORROW FINAL
MATCH IN NATIONAL GOLF
TOURNAMENT.
SemIFinsls VIII Be Played Tods ,
and Much Interest Is Msnifested
In These Contests

WILMINGTON. Dol. oct Is
America and England will meet IN
tho tnal match for The national WON.
en's golf championship 10 be- played
on the links 81 the Wilmington Coun
try club on Saturday
In the seminal matches tomorrow
Miss Muriel Dodd. British and Can
adian champion. will play Miss
Gladys RavenacrOft. who held tn.
British title last year. while the other
survivors Of tho third round whicu
was played today. sro Miss Marion
HDiuus. OF New York. metropolitan
champion. and Miss Harriet CURTIS
of Boston. a former national cham
pion
Mrs Dodd defeated Mrs CLARENCE
Nanderbeck ln tho third round 8 un
and 90 play. after tho PhuadeIphIau
bad held hrr own Tor Tho frst niro
holes
Miss Haycngcroff .as eurcofafu fn
her match with Mics Fanny g. Oe
good. ~ Boston. % up and @ 20 piav
although The lead changed frequently
during The early stages Of fhc mafrH
and both wor" on equal terms a. ono
thirteenth hole
Miss I0Iiine won from Mr. D. d.
Fiuer ~ Philadelphia. @ up I'm tho
most clofoly contested match OF mo
day
Miss Curtis won The fraf two hore.
POI nor match with fho irish cham
rion. Miss mabel Harrison. and rr
ta.n"d tte lead throughout the matrl
winning . No and @ to play
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-10-17
WHEELING HIGH
WILL PLAY BRIDGEPORT HIGH AT
ISLAND PARK TODAY.
Wheeling High Expects TO Have Easy
Vietory.-5ridseport Eleven Has
Been Practiclnn Hard


The Bridgeport high school team
has been practicing hard for the pa 81
few days for the contest with the de-
tenders of the old Gold and Blue at
the Island park this afternoon at AIS
o'clock The Wheeling lads expect 20
have an easy time defeating the
Buckeye lads. "a they have defeated
both Bellaire and Moundsville. who
rolled up big scores against the
Bridgeport team.
The Bridgeport team has an ave
rage weight OF about 100 pounds.
while the Wheeling team will average
1877 pounds The Bridgeport team has
been wonderfully improved I'm tho
past few weeks by the addition ot
several new players and strenuous
practicing. and expect 20 make a
good showing aaginst the Wheeling
lads
Coach Holden stated last evening
that tho regular Wheeling lineup
would probably start the game. and
az che end Of the first quarter the
substitutes and some OF the members
OF the second team will be- sent in
The regular team will be- nut
Through week Of hard practicing FOR
the game with their old rivals. tho
Parker burg high school
The lineup Of the teams is as FOL
Iou-a.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-10-17

Time OF halves-3O minutes.
Referee-Cramhl~
tmpire-tfinerTnan.
Roberts Mound<ville: Jones.
Bethany.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-10-17
Old SPORT DrAD

BALTIMORE SD Drt DO jacob b.
f.r niger TffrI. Known boz rro-t.r.
dropped H..I .. EEL I.fsf here I.fa
It"I r|rIf .II. ..... a.. t r-r..
|..rr leland
49, HH..r.r ns. financial Irsr.r..
OFT .". '..... Who. U. .4. .H....
I.H. N.f weight uHrIH.f
EASE BALL NAauArrs
AR CALLED TO MET
'.' .... I.f .. I.r... ......
f"'. ID .HrUII .| fIr Sow. N.rI .....
hr.. hHII liIhr. .H. ..H.I .I.
I| f.. meeting fH Ir IIIU bod .r.4
'n l...lHg. October %. at .
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-10-17

Jay MACS ...-............ I
~ '..u .-....-......... dis
Waller j. ...-.. az
Time 2.t1at 2.O9i4: 2.Osis
The Blue Grass stake. for PAGERS eIig-
IDLE 70 the 2:lo class. June l6,
in 5; value $4,000:
J. rank EogaSh, Jr.. by Frank
BoEash. tMurphy) ......
Del Ecy .......... .
Herman Wcuger ......... AZ
Time 2:osis 2.o6. 2:O4i.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-10-17
GAINESVILLE VS..
CATHEDRAL HIGH
WILL CLASH AT BARNEsvILLE
SATURDAY AFTERNOON
OF THIS WEEK.
rirst Game OF the Season for the
Barnesvilie Team and n Large
Crowd is Expected to Attend.

The football eleven OF the Cathedral
High school OF this city. accompanied
by a large crowd OF rooters. will Jouruev
90 GAINESVILLE. %. Saturday for a game
with the team OF that High school This
will he the fir-t game Of the season
for the GAINESVILLE eleven and very
large crowd will undoubtedly attend.
The Cathedral team lost the frEt
game OF the season to Cameron. "a com
paratively weak team by the score or
- TO %. but since that game a II
Tumored that the cadet team has been
wonderfully rebuilt. The Cathedral
team Is very light. averaging not over
1875 pounds and the average weight OF
the other high school elevens Is about
14o pounds.
never been represented by very strong
football team. ana the team last year
was greatly outclassed by all other high
school teams. The team this year -
saSr 10 be the best that ever represent
ed the school and are confident OF win
ming their opening game.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-10-17
MOUNDSVILLE
HIGH WINS
1AST GAVE PROM REsERyEs or
BETHANY COLLEGE.
LOCAL Lads Put Up Classy Exhibition
OF root 1an and Surprise Was
sprung IN Local Camp.


The Moundsville High school foot ball
GsNen defeated the strong Rerserves OF
oethsny college yesterday afternoon on
sne Firth street ball park al Mounds
vile. by tho score Of IL TO "
The Reserves outweiEhed the Mound
Oty lads ten pounds to the man. but
never once was the goal OF the High
school boys In danger OF being crossed.
Ehe High school team made both touch
downs by the forward pass which they
worked thrice successfully and twice
scored a touchdown karcher right end
Tor the High school and StiiwelL left
end. figured in the scores. Booher easily
kicked both goals.
During the first haif of the game
neither side was able to score and the
ball was kept In the middle OF the field.
Tho second half. after ~ minutes OF
play. saw the Mound city lads carry the
ball across the white line. Five minutes
following the second touchdown WAS
made. and at the call OF time the ball
was near Bethany's twenty-five yard
line.
Miller and Ewing featured for the
Bethany boys, while Stewart Nolte. Boo
her and Webster were in the limenght
Tor the High school team. More than
500 persons Witnessed tho game. which
was hard fought by both sides and
proved 20 be one OF the best ever played
on the ball park
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-10-17

The tourist was looking over west
ern Kansas.
IT looks pretty dry down here" he
SAID. How long has Il been since
this section had a rain?"
We'll sar." replied the farmer. Won
viii have to ask some one else. You
see, I've lived here only five years
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-10-17
TWO STAKES
Were Contested for on the Grand circuif
yesterday for 2:o5 and 2;lO
Pacers-GoOd Time Made.

LENGNGTON Ky. oct 1.-two
stakes We're contested for today in IN.
Grand CirCtit meeting. the CHAMBERLAIN.
lot 20 PAGERS. and the Blue Grass
for 2.Ip PAGERS
Flower Direct won the former after
losing the ur~t heat Co Walter Cocnato.
lu the third heat. Lourwurth g. broke
badly ard culiided with Walter CDeha-
to. The geidiuE WAS distanced but wa
allowed tn start iu the next heat because
OF the accident
FRANK lugasn. Dr. won the hin.
Grass stake 100 straight heats for HsI
t"t and Herman Msugcr. tine latter bs-
IuE HisfHrrei FOO fhs final heat The
.a frut resulted BOO t straight heat vic
tors for Bright ANwostby closely puah-
90 hy MoIIre Boo the first and second
heats and hN Ecrks BOO the third SUM
fuUfIra.
215 trot. IN 5. purse 81 COOS
----..I .M-.LL.- /. b.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-10-17
The Cum berland stake, for PAGERS, elig-
ible 90 the 2:o5 Class, june &c,
IN 5. value 1000;

ago class tIottiRg. in 5. purse $1,000.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1913-11-08
SLEEP FOR NERVOUS PERSON
Application Of Warmth, Outside and
Inside, Often Brings SIumber
to Them.

A hot water bottle covered with
flannel should be placed at the feet.
A very thin silk tissue bag of rubber
partially filled with cold water
should be placed at the base of the
brain. This bag can be about ten
inches long and six inches wide, soft
as silk and only half filed with cold
water, so that it does not feel bulky
back of the head. In many cases
the patient goes to sleep within
few minutes with this treatment, be-
caAse the blood is drawn from the
active brain, which is one cause of in
somnia.
When a patient is extremely nerv-
GUS a. cracker spread with butter and
sprinkled slightly with cayenne pep
per should be eaten. This warns the
stomach. The stocking wound around
the neck, not too close, yet rather
snug, is an old method, for it docs
not retard the flow, of blood from the
head to the arteries, but it does re-
tard the flow to the head, just as the
cold water assists. All of these
methods are simple, effective and
harmless.
A cup of hot milk taken just be-
fore retiring will induce sleep. Those
who hesitate about drinking the milk
lest it cause constipation should re-
member that boiled milk, taken hot,
acts as laxative. 1t is only when
it is cooled that it has the opposite
effect.