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The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1917-02-07
IS AMERICAN INDUSTRY A
DODDERING CRIPPLE?

To show what sort Of COM
mercial competition America
must, when the war is over,
an excited Republican exchange
quotes Lloyd George: What is
going on in these great factor
les throughout Great Britain
and Ireland? Old machinery is
scrapped; the newest, the best
and latest is set up; slipshod
and wasteful methods are scrap
ped, and hampering customs dis
continued. Millions are brought
into the labor market to help
produce who were before pure
ly consumers. The resources of
the nation in every direction
have been developed and direct
ed; the nation itself, disciplined,
braced up, quickened, has be-
come a more alert people,
Again to show what sort Of
competition America must meet
after the war, this excited Re-
publican exchange points out
that what Lloyd George tells of
Great Britain and Ireland is
true Of France, Of Germany, of
Italy and in less degree of
Russia.
And what, dear reader, do you
suppose is the lesson read from
this? That we, too, should scrap
old machinery and old methods T?
That we should clean our indust-
rial house from top to bottom
and bring it to the highest mag
Unable state of efficiency? That
/ we should match Europe's war
won efficiency with a new burst
of the American efficiency on
which we have been wont to
pride ourselves?
Not at all. The complaint is
that congress refuses the most
patiently necessary legislation.
The demand is that we tax our.
selves through the tariff to sub.
sidize our industries up to a leve
where they need not fear eff
cheney and new methods.
Has America sunk so low
Have American industries de
cayed to ouch an extent thai
they fear to face the challenge
Of efficiency and to meet it with
an American efficiency tina
ought to stand triumphant.
against the world?
| If American industry is a:
this Republican plea in its be
half paints it, what does it de
serve? Defeat, of course.
| Fortunately, though, this par
Itisanship-tinted picture Of Amer
lean industry as a feeble weak
ling able to exist only through
constant use of tariff oXyge1
tanks isn't a true picture.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1917-02-07
The SOLUTION.

Of course, it's none of our
business but we just can't help
wondering what there is about
the female form that keeps some
CT our young girls from freez-
ing these cold winter days. You
understand, now, that we don't
know a thing about it, but we've
been tod that they don't wear
hardly anything. Why, only this
week we heard a girl say ancth-
er girl was old fashioned be-
cause she wore long sleeved (par-
donus) under-apparel. She didn't
say apparel" either but it
means that, and the girl who
was taking about the other girl
didn't have on that kind. Any
way, she. said she didn't, but
she had on some hose that were
fully as thick as a cigarette pa
per split twice and one of these
open front waists which show a
full neck. We can easily see
how a girl might powder her face
thick enough to keep it from
freezing, but since we don't know
anything about them and it amt
any of our business we guess
they powder right good and plen-
ty all over and then put on a
few clothes to keep the powder
from blowing off.-Exchange.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1917-02-07
HONOR ROLL.
Grade /, Miss Wood.

ASAeASAS
Per cent attendance, SO. Tar
diness, 6. Visitors, 2. Number
on honor roll: Margaret Fobes,
Agnes McGinnis, Grace Lamor-
eaux, Leo Schmidt, Tom McGin-
mis-, Grace Wester.
Grade 2, Miss Pauls0n.
Per cent attendance, Sc. Far
diness, A. Visitors, 0. Honor
Roll: Vesta Manning, Irene
Freezer, Margaret Merit, Julia
Melges, Charlotte Cain and Ma
RE Asleson.,
Room 3, Miss Caldwell.
Per cent, attendance 90. Tar
diness, d. Visitors, O. Number
on Honor Roll: Francis Jackson,
Cecilia Nobel, Janet Henze, John
Jackson, Helen Larson, Rather
inc Stewart.
Grade 4, Miss Lynard.
Per cent attendance, 81. Tar
diness, 1. Visitors 2. Honor
Roll: Marion Brewster, Hazel
Kendall, Marguerite Larson,
John Wilson, Mortimer Carr, Ce-
celia Nogaj.
Room 4 & 5, Miss Ohlsen-
Per cent attendance, Sc. Tar
diness, 3. Visitors, 8. Honor Roll !:
Firth grade: Vera Mertz, Mil
dred Tout, Leila Ebright. Fourth
grade: Muriel Darrell, May
Mantzkc, Anna lima.
/ Room 5 & 6, Miss Swenson.
/ Per cent attendance, 81. Tar
diness, 5. Honor Roll: Virginia
Smith, Matilda Seifert, Leon
ard Engeman, Evangeline Knud-
son, Lilah Marvin, Grace Melges
Room / & vi, Miss Trudeau.
Per cent attendance, 95. Tar
diness, 8. Honor Roll: Bernice
Brand, Marjorie Darrell, Theo-
dore Byram, Helen Melges, Ha-
eel Marvin, Myrland.
Room VI & VII, Miss Torgersen
\ Per cent attendance, 81. Tar,
diness, 6. Honor Roll: Charles
Burmeister, Aflrieda Dehler
Gladys Crimmins, James lima
Irene Zehtner, Florence Stewart
Room Normal, Miss Hart.
Per cent attendance, SO. Tar.
diness, z.
Room VII, Miss Bush.
Per cent attendance, SO. Tar
diness, l. Honor Roll: Rose
Adele Asleson, Won Luscher
Minnie Holdhouse, Doris John.
son, Thomas Gull and Grace Hub
bard.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1917-02-07
NEW GRANITE COMPANY.

A corporation was formed at
Morton last week with a capi-
tai stock of $4,000 for the cur
pose of putting in operation
the granite quarry at that
place. Stock will be offered for
sale and if enough is sold to
enable the company to finance
the undertaking, the quarry
will be opened and put in opera
ton. F. w. Orth is president
of the corporation, F. E. Sylves-
ter, vice president, J. w. An
derson, secretary and R. B. Hen
ton, treasurer.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1917-02-07
FARMERS HIT HARD BY THE
FIBRE TRUST.

The raw fibre from which
binding Irvine is made has gone
up in price from 51a cents to
141a cents and the Sisal trust
is due to make from the farm
ers of this country over twenty
two million dollars. Of course
it is an arbitrary increase and
the war is to blame for it when
the war had nothing to do with
it. The trust is after big profits
as well as the munition manu-
facturers.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1917-02-07
Continued from page g.
County Commissioners
Proceedings.

Vote being had on the foregoing reso-
luton, the same was adopted by unani-
nous vote of the board and so declared
by the chairman, and the said Redwood
tails Sun was duly designated as the Of
fetal newspaper of said Redwood coun-
ty for the year 1917
Ed Stem offered the following resolu-
ton and moved its adoption;
Resolved, that the Redwood Falls
Sun, a legal newspaper printed and pub
lished in the City of Redwood Falls,
Redwood County, Minnesota, be, and
the same hereby is, designated by the
Board Of County Commissioners of said
Redwood County, Minnesota, as the
newspaper in which the notice and list
of real estate remaining delinquent on
the first Monday in January, 1917 as
provided by law shall be published:
Resolved further, that the said coun-
ty of Redwood, enter into contract
with w. C. Starr and HARE L. Starr
as publishers of the said Redwood Falls
Sun. to print and publish as provided
by law, the said real estate delinquent
taxes, at compensation of and in con-
sideration of the payment by the said
County of the sum of fifteen cents per
description containing in said delin-
quent tax list
Which said resolution was, by vote
of the Board of County Commissioners
of said Redwood County then and there
duly adopted and passed, and the said
Redwood Falls Sun thereby duly desig-
mated as the newspaper in which to
print the list of the delinquent real estate
On motion the board adjourned.
Attest: l.. P. Larson,
County Auditor
H. M. Aune,
Chairman of County Board
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1917-02-07
$4,000 FOR RAMSEY PARK.

Representative C. M. Bendix-
en- has introduced a bill to APP
propriate the sum Of $4,000 for
the purchase of more land to
enlarge Ramsey Park at Red
wood Falls and $4,000 for the
construction Of roads and
bridges in the park. Ramsey
Park is one Of the beauty spots
of Southern Minnesota and Red
wood Falls citizens have been
boosting for it's enlargement
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1917-02-07

After all the great questions
are solved, we are just wonder
ing what these professional re-
formers are going. to do for a
living.
Don't tell us that the world
isn't getting better. Lent a fell
low a dollar the other day and
he paid it back when he said he
would.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1917-02-07
nti-PIague Film
Kept in The State

A copy o f"The Great Truth"
a two-reel motion picture film,
will be left in Minnesota. This
film, which illustrates anti-tG-
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-10-04
DEANDI To GIVE SPECIAL
TOBACCO FUND PROGRAM

Evtrybody's going to the Deandl
Theatre next Friday evening 20 SEQ
the special proeram and 90 holm
amass frtuno OF tobacco and Gig.
areties Tor tho soldier bows on tho
Freuch battlefield.
\ special program h1s heeu ar
ranged Tor the occasion Tho Mat.
ineo Girl featuring the popnla-
comedian Dan Russell viii be- tho
feature Double standard" an ex-
ira fine five-rerl Butterfly produc
tion. will round out two hours Of
unalloyed fun and merrimeut
Every person who attends the thea
trc on the occasion viii not only b.
securing the very heSt in the theatre
line. a. we'll al the movie field
but Do or she will b. consciously az
-isting 70 bring comfort % the boys
vho are assisting in the light On the
front The management % the
neandi has graciously agreed that
fifteen per cent ~ the proceeds on
the occasion shall 20 10 the Meas
Tobacco Fund This fifteen per cent
Of prcces,,ls viii b. ssnt O. the tob-
acco companies OF the north who will
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-10-04
RANDALL Co. DISTRICT
FAIR OPENS TO-DAY At
CANYON TO Bic CROWD

The Randall County Fair viii pc
held 100 Canyon today % u Holland
assistant agricultural domonstrutor
of this district. and G.. "a McAfcp nt
"a" Green bros Furniture Company
are to judge the exhibit at the meet
A Wrllrnpfuscntaiive delegation oi
Amarillo business mou went down o.
attend
tn" Randall County Fair IL In real
ii' rathcrS - together Of tho prod
ucis Tor The exhibit here az the state
Fair next week From all reports. It
is believed that the agricultural e1-
hlbiis on display az TIE county tair
today viii make GOOD showing for a
county fair Randall County IL ex-
p'' ted io have one OF the best dis
plays both agricultural and stock eX-
hihi''. Of any brought here by the 30
diifcrcpt Panhandle counties.
D. - Holland and &. u. McAfcc
we're requested by the management
NJ the fair 90 come 90 the meet and
they. 300 connection with one Of the
faculty ot the West Texas Normal
Z olieg" oi Canyon 10 be- tho Judges
ri the exhibits on display AZ the far
\ large number of Amarillo bust
'ess men state thar they are GOING
Down som" time during The day \
'umlcr went down on The santa Pc
ilis morning aud many more are go
nc 10 drive down in ears during the
lay. ,a.IUm
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-10-04
GREAT STREET PAGEANT
FEATURES BARNES CIRCUS

For years the Al G. Barnes -four
ring Wild animal cirrus has been IN,
most popular tented exhibition In m,
country This big Jungle town viii
favor Amarillo with a one days visit
October a.
This organization Is now larger
than ever before. and among the
brand new attractions 10 be seen
nowhere clso-is a donkey educated
to sing. e scream Il certainly u.s.
The shows program is The most elab-
crate. thrilling and sensational two
hours exhibition OF Wild and domestic
animal education ever exhibited Two
steel Arenas. aud tHo saWdust circles.
1000 animal actors electric fans.
electric licnfs on, hundred and nfty
animal educators. i've hundred and
siA attendants thirty piece military
hand
\ two mile lone. glttcring. subj
siantial novel. costly and high class
street parad" at a. 80 m. show day
VIII q 'oucr .iye the best evidence %
Che orisinaliiy ana merit OF thu nm
usual show
Following Oh, magnificent and
costly down town display there will
Doe a free HiEh dive OF Z pm. Iust
outside ih' entrance 10 the main tent
The an hig teatur. act program viii
open With a most monstrous animal
paseant followed by a most how'll
doring array of rare educafed aniraI
performances ~ exceptionally edu-
rational value clean. clever and
vs. hol"some
tomic intefludes 10 relieve the
'"n-ion OF Toe q rilling and daring
" iid beast acts, animals of rare ns-
rf 20 rare circus acrohatic. juggling
balancing. hirh dive. leaUing horse
back riding. wrestling. boxing. rae
ing and equiliberistlc feats
Doors open ~ pm Tour OF lhc
animal tents under special lecturer
~ the Same hour Performance ~
= and pm
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-10-04

why Use ordinary cough remediss
when b"~chet's German syrup has
been USE do successfully Cor Nrs.
ono years m 40 parts of tho United
STATES fDr courhs bronchitis. colds
settled IN the 'h-nrf csneriailv lung
troubles u rires the patient good
'irhi.s resf. free from coughing with
e1sf Objectionable Dob the morning.
rifes nature a chanc, 10 soothe the
inf'amef parts fhfor OF the de-.
cas-" helping the patient 20 regain
his health. - and 1i cent bottles
Sold by J " collins Drug 90
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-10-04
BIG g Z :: :: ; I :;:;::'
Relieves IN to days
SOLD nv DRuGaIsTs. :.
faresl Post desired Price o. OF bottles n "a
-. .. - Prepared By
the HNANs CHEMICAL CO.. CINCINNATI. o.
CROP PROSPECTS SPLENDID
SAYS SANTA f MANAGER

a. 81 Hove pubucit, manager of
'n' santa To- riyrs Out the following
With rei"reuc" io crop conditions
over fbr Panhandle
The outlook for o. good feed ron
.n northwest Texas anU eastern NrW
H'NrH De- promising go this time
IHr'r months 1gn ~ud.tions urr,
very nuia,orahle ana th, pe4simis,
predicted total failure Or frost ID
DELAYED tor another three weeks
'Hrr' win boz o. heavy crop off we'll ma
'ur'd ksfir milo and Indian corn
Harvesting oi short .sas1u faadstuff
d. already Uell under way and pros
p"r'. ore thsi feed crops generally
viii H' carefully conserved iu siios
ald BOZ stack
Seeding o' winter wheat q. iu prog
r"-s tll through this section The
winter wheat acreage promises to b..
'ho largest ever sowu The moisture
conditions are good aud the weather
condition. are favorable
Cotton s h.ing picked ON the
south Plains aud IN the pecos Val
lrf Duo tO dry weather early COL
ne season M. cotton crop on tho
South Plains Is below normal. Will.
the recu- Valley reports a good crop.
being grown under irrigation
Range conditions are generally ~
celieut and grass D. curing nicely
Here and there are districts that re-
c,ived little rain and the grass b
shori This T. more especially true
n the recos slope where the range
in PLACES b. scant
on the whole northwest Texas and
eastern New MeNico have Jared we'll
this season
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-10-04
Mortuary.

Isrksoa-Mrs. Anna Narsarei
la'Ason died ~ The home Of her
daughter and sou-in-law Mr. ana
Mrs u =. Jones az eos Johnson
street Tuesday.
Decreased was : years % axe. lad
been resident ~ Amarillo Tor tuo
years and had been a member of "a.
broadway BAPTIST Church OF Fort
Worth Tor 1 Years she vas known
10 be- a most devout and true Chris
iian woman by her many friends lud
acquaintance
The body was shipped 20 Fort
Worth Tuesday evening Tor burial.
Funeral services were held az the
church Of which she vas a member.
"Wednesday.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-10-04
CLOTHING ruR THT popE
NUM UADIll NEEDED

D" .1I Hufk visiting 900 fB. ,.r
Que h1mH. uI tHr ,Ifv 500 find q rre.t
...' '.r rin'he. especially fur $500.
"'1 tni children stated member
q" 'hr N'rlren. Church Woaucsdg.
AnfHH. thaf .1ult a.s.f ua boz
ans HH' u t"f uns off .sstor clothes
"- .a..s Hiu us appreciated Phone
1890 pastor OF fH. Narareu, church
phone Ifn Mrs NIitis Morris
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-10-04
SANTA r NERAL
MANAGESAYs LINES
NAINt EFFICIENCY

The heavy traffic o. taxing
the resanrcefui 81 the American
railway said Parker gen
eral manager 4 stern lines OF the
Santa Fc railw listen Wednesd ~
Boz discussing Progress OF mobil-
zIng an army a million men
Only through . luntary co-ordlua-
fion have the rtoads been able 20
meet mo extra Nnary demand for
transportation sice brought on hy
The war without riously embarrass-
BOZ gfhr movemet hi commercial traf.
Clio
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-10-04
Oul IRNNENT AUTHORITIES
SEIZE RECORDS OF COAL.

LOUIS No. Oct . Acting
0r lerrarhir orders from Attorney
raj McAllister. 4 g. NcKnplle
gent Tor the attorney general.
.H elTed the records 81 the ~
.Hr Coal Club. which viii be- used
dence when the coal hearing ~
aed hero tomorrow
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-10-04
CARDINALS DRAW
FIRST CITY CAME
PITCHERS RATTLE ~
NINTH INNING.

's.oeiafef Press.
ST LOUIS. No. Oct 3 Baird s.
~ IN the ninth scored Hornsby with
10 run thai gave the 81 Louis Na
'ionals victory over the 81 Louis
meric-ns In the first zane Of tho
" series today Loudermiis out
i'rhsd Meadows bat poor support
81 him the game
luninRH-
'nericans i00 900 cot . % 3
Nationals eco ego 0ol-3 10 .
Loudarmllk and SEVERED Mead-
~. Packard End Snyder.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-10-04

himself TO think tha, there are other
fellows who are fighting his battle
who need a Whit from the weed.
Remember the place the time and
the purpose
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-10-04

SAN DIEGO. cat. Oct a-The
fifsi Colorado cavalry Regiment.
nearly 100 Officers and msn under
The command Of Lieutenant Colonel
IS = Linderfeli. arrived today al
t-up kearuey Linda Vista.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-10-04

10 the nertts ArA.
The tobacco fund yesterday had a
lull Somebody evidently was not
thinking OF the soldiers al the front
or be- was too soaked with nicotine
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-10-04
Eye-Ear Specialist

Diseases OF Kyc Glasses Nfisd
Deafness treated. Dr. Claude Vol.
colt Fucua Bag.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-10-04
RUSSIAN CONGRESS
OPPOSES COALITION
nODY VOTES N FAVOR Al FIRST
MT LATER TURNS AGAINST
PLAN.

PETROGRAp Oct @ The demo
it congress. hy vote Of 7GG
inst Gss today declared In favor
coalition government. but later
cause Of the situation created by
. nniradictory movements by a
~ si3 70 $50 announced itself
81 even 90 tho coalition
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-10-04
CAT Tie ARE ARRIVING
AND NEARLY THOUSAND
POULTRY FOR BIC FAIR

Already several cars of registered
+ cattle FROM different parts uf ga,
south have arrived In amarillo ton
The fair and more additional cars %,
fine cattle are arriving each day
Among tho herds already ON the
grounds are 90 lo found the famous
cattle from tho EuYeh farms NJ Fern
wood Nlss o. 50 House ot sid
land, Tovia and Nu " NJ Porues
NJ Odessa Texas
The owners OF ihp cattle stated
That they we're yor, much surpri ,ed
ai thc number of cattle that are o.
br shown here ~ all there viii bo
nearly 500 Registered cattle shown a.
The alr. which Foe. 40 prove that a.
viii be- one of tho greatest cattlc
shows in America during the present
year
Tents lrr Er,rtcd.
The Baker Loci wood Manufactur.
INK Company special representative
who has charge NJ The erection Of the
large tents has arrived aud already
some of no tents have been erected
Tho tent in which tho Judging of 'hr
iurk viii tnk" place will measure
''Nlio feet and viii scat lgOl peo-
pl" The tent ior tho display of the
automobiles will be- HU lrct m each
direction
Dckrrku coming.
Mr. uekrrko. MANAGER of the car
ui'al which viii boz here during tho
Hir. H 900 the grounds making LAD.
Engagements Tor The setting of 90
N'u. selling .I.us for lunch
Hnds cold lriuk 4t1nds and conces
..HH f.r other purpose Tho car.
ni.HI Dr. showing no Memphis 'ho pres
rI and mu 900 reports from
o. learned Zoo N, nu, oI ,be
oH and rl"anost oaruiyals FOO thc
..d TODAY
bou Chickens Here.
NI'I'"s have IHFf been received Er'
'h" management stating thar b. a.
Hi'r' tho well known poultry raiser
OFF Indiana B. a. Oklahoma CiN .t
H'hi'.nl Dos poultry lt tHe state .ir.
h'f. Wl Will Boz h,rr fUr This lir.
1000 'UU chickens The mautesr OIL.
Do" poultry department - Nond,rur
NH'fr HU win ARRANGE room for In..
"n"rWurs showing of chickens .nr.
f. 0HI unf been counting uu hi.
HII..IIou of fowls b.iu.
'."t.f ..Is b.. 3d. smiley 40 Ir.
.'H'..r. point fourrI rho hrf fh.t
.I'rf H.u NllI he by CIV tH.
.a''.' HnH of its kind hold ans.
''.'' BOZ 'hH section cd. tho STAT, lt
HHt Nnr
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-10-04
WORLD SERIES IS
TOPIC IN CHICAGO
HlTE SON PLAYERS WILL poi..
ISL ROT GH Spots N
rRNtTItE TODAY.

Nrsa
Nt. nrt q bringing with
' -. aut cha piouship Chicago
81 won IN the American League in
I years the white sok returned
home today 10 bern final practice l.r
The first games 81 the world srris.
with New York Saturday
Tho players via b. kept ou tho
field practically Hll day tomorrow
Rain prevented the scheduled ORA.
tico zane today with tlr DIet.yrH
Americans aud the PLAYER. spent tn.
afternoon receiving cougratWaf|uns
from Charles a CumlsEcr owner oi
the club.
Given ilsnqu~t
They were given hHrUuI H ODD.
Woodland nards. aH ur.HH.HI.u.
made up Of Mr. Com-.s u,H.
Covers for 1900 person rsrr HiI
The National Iearur champion
viii play an exhibition eIth fh. D..
caEo Nationals tomorrow rh. ..r
test Il designed 10 put fh' Gnrt. .r
edge for the series
Manager Rowland OF thc ChIsrr.
club announced tonight Thar D. would
extend an invitation 90 Manage N..
Graw Of the Giants 90 use tha White
soH field for practice Friday any time
the club desired
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-10-04
\ LAY aslg Things.

This r. a d Il blk things" Mr.
I Parker continue The armies Of
today run into fiions Of men. II
D. also an age speed and speed
in moving trOOt and munitions IN
modern wariareens battles II calls
for vast transptation facilities 20
move these sdgtrmies without de-
I'y Efficient Alway service In
France won the attle Of the Marne
1nd kept the G3ans out ~ Paris
lnprcpared war as this cuun-
Try ws even transportation IA
c.lities what ha keen accomplished
in % few MONTHS most wonderful
The railways nd shown their pa
trio'ism by layln hside competition.
Working ns grt national railway
system. they pia3 their combined
resources ~ the -vice Of the gov
eminent Under direction 81 the
Railroads War 3rd determined
effort has been o. 10 obtain the
most intensive Us b. every locomo-
tive every ireighfnhd passenger car.
aud every mile Of Ack The volume
NJ business hnndH under this ar
auFement The ID i've months. is
UNPARALLELED.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-10-04
GREAT PROGRAM WILL
Be RENDERED MONDAY
At BIC MASS MEETING

As The date Of the great mass meet
ink boz the interest OF the Liberty
Bond which is 20 be- held al the First
Baptist Church Monday. october -.
grows nearer much discussion re-
garding n arises and the importance
~ every citizen Of Amarillo being
present a. the meeting An inter
esting patriotic program has been
arranged by the committee and II
will be- worth while for anyone 20
come and hear the rendering of the
program u Is not the purpose 81
the meeting 10 get persons 20 pledge
themselves 10 buy bond The pri-
mary purpose OF the meeting r. to
get the issue before the people. stir
W enthusiasm and discuss the vital
ssue thoroughly.