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Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1917-08-23

w. Norman Jones, son OF William II.
Jones, real estate broker, will leave
tonight for Fort Oglethorpe training
camp. Mr.. Jones was an engineer on
the new plan at Esslngton for the
Westinghouse Company.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1917-08-23
HILLcREsT LAWN PARTY.

Under the auspices OF the womsu
OF Spring Hill avenue. Hillcrestl ,
porch and lawn party was given ir
that neighborhood last evening. FRO
ceeds will be for the benefit Of neIs1
borhood improvements. Japanese ian
terms we're used for decorations. Icl
cream and cake were sold. u
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1917-08-23

ne name Coca Cola'' being IN script and
Of the general detign and appearances -
shown IN ne representation Of the bottle o.
The hlinr Of this notice. a. aforesaid. Is
done and publication thereof Is made puIau-
Section sSsa TOT o. r.. pss~sr. ssssd lssn III
All the tuh.sections thereof and 20 provent
and forbid the uts Of the said bottles hT unan-
and forbid tho sale. purchase and tramc IN
the same BY any person not authorised q
use the same. Pr
Done al Atlanta. Gemria. this STA u
July, Nineteen Hundred nd Seventeen. "
THE COCA COLA COAfPANY."
By Chas. II. Gambler President.
!. Edna @; Robson. Nstary Pubiie n
and for the State and County Aforesaid. a.
hereby certify that the above aud forecoing
Instrument In writing wa this day nr
duesd before me. BY Charles II. candla
/ PRECEDENT Of The Coca-Coia Company, Aud
he declared the aAre to be his act and dead
and the act aud deed Of The Goes Cola Con
pany. for the uses and purposes therein 30
| WITNESS my hand and noturial zeal "a,
at1t Of July Nineteen Hundred and Bevtn'
teen. w
No,ary Public Fulton County. GeorsiA
EDNA g. RoBEsoN.
Notary Public,
Fulton County. Ga
, STATE or DELAWARE W
OFFICE OF SECRETARY OF STATE
7. Everett G. johnson, Secretary Of STAT.
q the State OF Delaware, do hereby certn
that Oh. above and foregoing Il . true AM
correct copy OF Certificate Of Regiftration Q
Bottle By THE COCA-COLA COMPANY
nov on ale IN the once o. the seerst.ry q
State the same received and hled tA
seventh day Of August. A. ID. 1917, bein|
registered To accordance with the proviniop
1884 Sec. 40 Chapter 100. Of the Revlrt'
Statutes Of 1915.
IL TESTIMONY WHEREOF
have hereunto Get my hand and "a
cial seal at Dover this seventh ia
(SEAL) Of August, In she year Of cur Lcr,
ono thousand nine hundred ~
seventeen.
EVERETT G. JOHNSON,
auro. thurr.0t Secretary Of State.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1917-08-23
ORGAN RECITAL PROGRAM.

Following will be the program Of
the organ recital 10 be given IN
Greenhill Presbyterian Church to.
morrow ns-hf by VIII NJ. S Brown:
Overture. descriptive. Mann: Der.
ceuse in c. Brown; Gavotte. Wachs:
offertoire in A fat. Brown: Shep
herds Pipes. Harris; prelude and
fugue. .Kerns; prayer prelude, Read
Caprice In d. Mann.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1917-08-23
LFyFLNG LIBRARY SITE.

Workmen have commenced level
ing the ground a. Tenth and Market
streets where the new library is to
be erected.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1917-08-23

TAX NOTICES.
NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS.
nHUnrF HaUfrF A. ~


NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS.
~ NEW CASTLE HUNDRED.
The tanpayorn OF New Castle Hundred aro
hereby notified that 1 will be 81 the foilo9-
Capiiaiion; Automobile aud DOG Taxes ~
sew cAsrLE-MAYoR's OFFICE.
Mondays. September 10 "a October f1i
November 10. Hours 10 20 IL.
BEAR TATION-GEoRGE =. DAvTSn
STORE.
Tuesdays, September 20; October 2oi No
vember 90. Hours 10 20 ~.
WILMINGTON COURT HOUSE.
saturday, August 70 September ~ ~
NEW CASTLE TRUST 90. ~
Taxes paid before October drat. per
eontum on Before the 6rst day Of Deefn.
Der 3 per centum on. During the month 81
December no per cent. on. And on ~
taxes unpaid on the hrft day Of JAnuhg
there shall be added thereto one (l Itr
centum each month until paid.
JOHN + . TAYLOR. Collector,
p. o. New Castle. Del. r
TAXES MUST BIZ PAID-PAf NOW Z,
sug22-2t.
NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS.
~ BRANDYWINE HUNDRED.
The Taxpayers Of Brandywine Hundred are
hereby notified that I will be AZ the follou
Ing places 20 receive County, Poor hoed.
CspitatiOn, Automobile and Doc Taxes for
PERRY's HOTEL
September IA; November 10; December H.
20 4 y. NJ.
CIAYMONT STORE
September 2i November 90 December III
90 p. NJ.
RICHARDSON'S STORE-HOLbY OAh-
September 2s November %; December rs
J. BROWNS STORE. TALuEYyIL1n
September 2s. tog NJ.
%
~; November II. "a; December %, 20.
10 10 IL O'Clock.
Taxes paid before October hrst, rer
ccntum on Before the FIRST day Of Decon-
Der. per centum on. During tho month %
taxes unpaid on the arst day Of January.
there shah 90 added thereto one ID par
]. II. MARITIME. Collector.
Route ?, BOothwyn. Pa. aug22'2t.l
NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS.
~ CHRISrIANA HUNDRED.
The Taxpayers Of Christlann Hundred are
hereby notified that ! will be az the folloe-
Cspitstion, automobile and Dog Taxes for
'n' RSi SSf fARK POST OFFICE
August as september 81; November ~.
coNNER's STORE. cENTREvILLE
September 2S Noysmber 40
MARSHALL BRoTHERs' OFFICE,
/ YORKLYN.
September 90 November 81.
20 p. NJ. n.
MT. CUBA, Ny HOME
Every Evening 10 u. n.
ENGINE HOUSE NEWPORT
August 81; September e; November 20,
TO p. NJ.
ELSMERE LUMBER YARD OFFICE
August "a; September 28; November a.
to p. NJ.
| HOLLINGSWORTH' COAL LUMhth
OFFICE. MARsHALLTON.
August IS: September 90; November "a.
TO p. NJ.
COURT HOUSE. WILMINGTON
Every Saturday. 10 20 ~ A. n.
Taxes paid before October frat. po
centum on. Before the nrst Day OF Deee"
her. per centufn on During the month o
December. no per cent. on And on
taxes unpaid on the frat day Of iAnufI
centuu each month until paid. \"
JOHN p. O'NEAL, Coiec.g-..
Nj Cubs. Del. aukst-t
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1917-08-23
RELIGIOUS NOTICE.

DELICIOUS NoT1CE-LAWN FETE.
~ given by the First Progressive spiritni-
lists Church. No. 6i8 Washington stffa.
Thursday evening. August 20. All wolconN.
Don't miss this opportunity. aug22-2t.
DELICIOUS NOTICE-FIRsT Pro
" grefsivo Spiritualists' Church No. fo5
West street. Services Sunday evening
Messages BY Mrs. Bishop. Skeptica in-
yited All Welcome. ang22-sL.-
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1917-08-23
CANADIANS HIT
Germans AGAIN
ON Lens front
Continued from FIRST Page.

famed high today against another
German atrocity-the apparently de.
liberate bombing OF an immense mill
tary hospital near Verdun. and the
machine cunning Of fleeing nurses
and workers.
German avaitors few over the
building. BY the alternative Of
bombing and machine cunning the
enemy flyers IN half an hour killed
81 nurses, men and women, and ten
patients and wounded az others. The
hospital was bombed at the precise
moment nurses were bandaging l5o
German wounded.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1917-08-23
BY The United Press.

LONDON. Aug 2S.-British sea-
planes nightly bombing expeditions
as announced for last night by the
admiralty today comprised:
Zeebrugge-The Mole, shipping
and batteries attacked. Some hits
observed.
Gh.stilles-Aerodrom one shed
set afire.
All British machines returned.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1917-08-23
BY JOHN II. HEARLEY

United Press STAFF Correspondent
WITH THE ITALIAN ARMIES IN
THE FIELD, Aug. pa gun every
thirty yards over a front OF thirty
seven was the concentration OF srtll-
lery achieved today at one place In the
great fine where General. Cadornd's men
pressed onward.
approximately 2OO0 artillery pieces
Of every conceivable calibre were un-
ceasingly active in this sector today
Prisoners declared the fire had silenced
numerous Austrian batteries,
The enemy Is resisting. desperately
but headquarters today detected signs
OF wavering morale in the face OF th'
incessant Italian artillery fire and me
superb dash Of the attacking infantry.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1917-08-23
NOTICES.

A FrER THIS DATE WILL NOT IN
4 Il rasponElhle for any bills unless con-
tracted BY myself. Milard II. Mills. No.
1i0i Pine 81, Wilmington, Del. auC22-nt
A FTER THIS DATE I WILL NOT HE
~ sponsihlo for any bills unless contradict
by myself. G. A. Minker. No. 12oo B
street. auE23-9f.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1917-08-23
Coca ooi.

CoeA-CoiA
Trade Mark Registered
Mn Contents. 9 n. Oss.
Also hs following ucrdsi
Coca-Cola
Trade Marx Registered
Bottle Paid Nov. II. 1915,
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1917-08-23
BY The United Press.

WASHINGTON. Aug. 2S.-Germany
IS trying 10 force Russia TO a favor
able view OF the Pops's peace mes
sage by striking new blows at her
AS authorities See It today the present
Teuton offensive is the answer to the
Russian declaration that the peace Of
fer is unsatisfactory.
Rumors for several days have. ipdi-
Gated distressing Developments in
Russia. The State Department ad-
mits receiving confidential reports
from Petrograd which It hides and
Commissioner Root had another con-
sultation with Secretary Lansing To-
day.
Germany evidently seeks control Of
the Riga seaport as a base for bis
land and sea operations.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1917-08-23

- AAAh VT NEUhlAA.
- COUNTY or FULTON.
This description Of She bottle usea n
trode and the markings thereon IL made and
hled by THE COCA-COLA COMPANY, ~
corporation organised under the laws Of ~
state OF Georgia and having is princlntl
place and once Of business a. Atlanta. F1litn
county. State Of Georgia. the principal pll4e
out tho State Of Delaware
NOW The said COCA. COLA COMPANY
hereby hles in the once Of the Secretary 81
state OF Delaware. the following descripNnn
OF the bottle together with the NAMES
marks and devices thereon used IN the rnil
business In which Coca-Coia A. bottled and
sold; and which said bottle L. shaped aud
marked AZ herein shown, and IL owned anI
used ~ The Coca-Cola Company. IH
The bottle approximately ga inn1f1
n,,Eh SNAPPED approximately a. shown By fhs
/ Illustration hereon printed.
/ Etched, blown or impressed IN the ritai
/ Of tho said bottles or otherwiae produdn.i
thereon are the following words and frurcs
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-10-26

DFLlVERS sENERAI ADDRESSES
10 TOWNSTEOPIE on TIL
sol Tu PLAINS
LUBBOCK HAS RIGHT SPIRIT
When People Realized seriousness ~
Situation. They Responded Nun
Efficiently, says tongrcss-
man

Congressman J Marvin Jones re-
turned last night from an extensive
Liberty Loan Campaign over the
South Plains section of h.s district
where he made several PATRIOTS ad-
dresses 20 his audiences b. inyese I'd
orally 10 the bonds
lle spoke sunday evening IN Floy-
dada Monday evening 10 LorkneY
Tuesday evening ai PlaIHslew. We'd
nnesday afternoon an Lubbock and
"wednesday evening az CrosbyiOn. and
since then 90 Intervening points
Patriotism vas paramount every
where. said t0nFrns man Jones last
night Tho demon tutIon no Lub.
book ON Liberty Loan Day vas one
~ The most interesting and most iu
spring that has. soeu in many
day Fourteen hundred pupils %
Lubbock schools BOO line gave color 10
the day and doubtless aided much Boo
bringing to tho urDuie sense ~ their
duty 10 mo nation Many bonds we're
sold during thc day on the strength
Of the elaborate demonstrations.
81 plaiuvlow there vas no mis.
taking thf spirit Of the people A.
The evening meeting where I spoke
az least $4,000 was subscribed On
Ilffy Three men Ia tho audience
contributed thousand dollars a
piece and there were several who
subscribed 5000 each The audience
vas ,cy much awake 10 The serious.
ness of ilc situation and responded
with AN air which early showed that
there Dr. no lack OF patriotism Tor
Uncle Sam iu tho Plains country.
what have said about Lubbock
and plainyicw On detail may Boz as.
cribcd tD the other towns THROUGH
Witch passed and at which ! spuEt
The people seemed alive CO. the issue
Some Of them. Ut course. had not
been impressed with the extremiiies
~ tho situation but keeping abreast
with 'hr uew papers they had come
10 regard tho problem NJ taking care
nf our men 90 tho front ag a matter
~ serious consideration u was un
ly necessary tp speak word 20 ther
q personal appeal ana they came
forth CALAMITY and muninriouty"
Congressman Jones expects 10
leave tomorrow Tor q trip 10 Howio
and other points south on business.
tie does not have 10 report 10 Wash
lurton until sometime in December
In tho interim ho vs. not taking a rest
but ~ striving to rct better acquuints
ed with his constituents and 90 uhd
arsiand their needs. t EH
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-10-26

Rugslan ships bottled up ia the Gulf
% Riga Even u they had not al
ready escaped 10 the Gulf ~ Finland
% protect Petrogral they still had
ample opportunity 20 get away
through the channel between the
Island % Dago and the mainland.
deepened since the beginning Of the
war with this very contingency In
mind
I do not believe the Germans
VIII attempt 10 take Peirograd n
would be a barren victory which
could be- accomplished only by great
sacrifices OF men whom Germany
cannot now afford 10 spare.
The only military objective In
taking Petrograd would be the de
structlon OF the munitions factories
there. But n must be- remembered
there are AT Petrograd' only seven
munition giants which produce only
a small part 90 the Russian army's
supplies. The greater portion comes
from abroad through Archangel and
VlediyOstOck, from which the lines
OF communication are not threatened.
Before the Germans reached petro-
grad every machine On these plants
would be transported 10 the interior.
Just NJ In the case OF riga They
would capture only the wrecks Of
empty buildings
With winter impending. the Ger.
man capture ~ Petrograd would al
most certainly be- as disastrous 10 the
kaiser as the capture Of Moscow was
20 Napoleon. cannot believe the
Germans have forgotten the lesson
Napoleon learned
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-10-26
ISRAELI7Es WENT TO EGYPT
FOR FEEDSTUFF BUT TEXAS
GOES TO D0kLEY COUNTY
ts,isl 10 rhs N.H

k,JiHi io The Ness
CLARENDON. Tex. oct Goo.
ton is coming into Clarendon rapidly
now and h. bringing a splendid price
Twenty eight cents has been the rul-
ing price most ~ this week. and tho
prediction is being freely made that
.hr price viii 20 higher
F,cd stuff Is being marketed and
"a bringing high prices. maize COINS
a. hiyh a. $40 20 So. and the crop
is good The lsraelites went down
into Egypt Tor their feed stuff. but
Texas people can go 20 Donley coun
~ this year. " the sign which Coun-
Is Demonstration Agent Kennedy has
carried ON his car 10 the Dallas Fair
this fan and % surely bears the truth
Tor tho feed crop Is enough 10 pass
around some 10 the less fortunate
folks In Texas and elsew here. some al
ready being shipped out from here The
past wCCk
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-10-26

WASHINGTON. oct 2l-Thc
captlr, of the island OF Oesel by the
German navy does not Immediately
threaten poiroErnd. IN me pp.aloa ~
o. sian military authOri'ies gs sum
med gp for mo today BY Lieut. S8iir-
uun ~ the Russian Mission
Control 1f OcHel gives Germany
f1r the first time a sea route BY
HhlCh .ia army can be supplied with
food and munitions. but too roIalt
ls not Boo any sense critical or de.
rIaiyn.
Tho island 81 Oesel. SAY Lieut.
Smiruoff Is OF importance beenuse
since the beginning Of the oar its
shore batteries have protested tho
mine Ne'ds NJ the mouth OF tha Gulf
1' ltlsl aud have made II possible
Tor very weak force Of Russian
Wavhips % stand or the strongest
fleet Germany could send when he
German navy attacked IN force VA
Way 1913. the Russian had only
Quo fr.t class ship cruiser. In tho
gull Hut with the aid OF tho shore
batteries and light vessels It pu' N"
German 10 Night and sunk aevcrll
pf their most important ships
Now Germany will be able 10
send her trnwlers In and clear the
channel 90 Riga % mines and sunhsn
yoHo'H Thus she viii be ahle TO
upply her northern army by wa'er
io tho relief ~ her over VOfke
transportation system. an n Muft
bc admitted greatly increase the
menace 90 the right flank OF the
Russian army
The Germans will not find any
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-10-26
LIGHT COMPANY EMPLOYE
SEVERELY HURT IN FALL

William p Wadley an employee
~ the city Light a water Company
was painfully injured Wednesday az
ternoou when hc frll from n gc1ffrh
while working uu the reservoir the
company d. erecting at Third ana
Fillmore streets lle foll On distance
~ Do feet. striking the concrete bot
tom of The reservoir and was badly
stunned and ono of bis limbs pain
ull, injured An ambulance FROM
EltIss was called by the compan.
and the injured man carried ia So
Anthony Slnitarulh. where. 10 vas
reported Thursday be- is doing well
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-10-26

In recent press dispaiches a certain
German newspaper Is quoted 10 show
how simply the kaiser lives lie y
reported 20 be subsisting principally
On cheese milk and black bread
xorsover. his practice OF food con
ssrvation IL set a. an example for
mutation. while the emperor may
30 cutting down HE rapous. We arr
oandid TO say that the praeiice T. not
Voluntarily. We rafher Incline 70 me
bslief that dearth Of food Keeps him
visiting from one country 70 an
othar. Hoxevsn the German inter
ior orran failed 90 state the emper-
or's so.. hsd never swelt gunpowder
nd 90 kept = safe distance from
the ranrs % bsiching Allies' gans.
lsut thss <zesid not do--they are lux
ar,stiur IN the finest q palaces and
ne.ina brave Germans sent 10 var
fss ffe sszrandlzemenf u their Old
= dad.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-10-26

to a large crowd. including dele
cation from Hansford county He
then went to Cottle county and sue
ceeded In getting that county lined
up with the rest OF the Panhandle A
chairman was appointed and the
committee has been appointed and
confirmed lie reported a very sue
cessWul and enthusiastic meeting at
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-10-26
Farm BringS Hg Price.

SpeCisl f0 rhr Sevs
HEREFORD. Tex. oct SD =.
Vaughn has sold his 100 acre irrlgat-
ed farm located two miles north OF
town 90 " A Kno1.
Tho Consideration. which included
some hogs and this years crop. vas
close to 5000 per acre. The crop
alone grown on this place was valued
AZ $50 per acre
Irrigated farms In this district are
looked upon nov az a very desirable
Investment and number OF them
This year viii show a net earning OF
better than 30 Der cent on the invest
ment
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-10-26
AnIusenents.

Dong" Fairbanks At The olympic
The Man with tho Million Dol
lar Smile has become the latest
name applied to Doug Fairbanks.
Tie viii appear az the Olympic toda,
in his newest Aircraft Picture. The
Man from Painted Post written by
himself o. b. said 90 be- con'ir-
Gus roundup OFF thrills and laugh
ter
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-10-26

"Big ilill' Russo II ~ The Mission
"Tho Sea MASTER is the iitie @,
the special production In which VII
liam Russell haa the title role and
which vii Boz offered at the Mission
TODAY u s thrilling story 90 lif
nu the high seas and IL said IN b,
Mr. Russellt' greatest hlt IN pictures
a Christie comedy o. also on the BIN
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-10-26

retreat OF Germans from French
ana Belgian fronts would constitute
most appropriate occausion Tor
Ihanksgiving 70 the Allies. A. least.
they have fought hard enough that
y would be enjoyable.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-10-26

when II comes 10 AMAZON work tho
sutfragists OF Washington have been
backed off tho board by Vienna wo-
men. There II this difference in
their objects; Washington women
seek political equality. while Aus
TRAN women seek bread. Take your
pick.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-10-26
FOR SALE
The Hiatt Home
At 1901 Polk

We have a shipment Of nice new
crop pecans on hand Phone III.
Texas Hide a Wool Co. 200 8;
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-10-26
EVERYTHING ARRANGED
FOR LAUNCHING FOOD
CONSERVATION WORK

All arrangements for tho Food
Conservation Campaign next week
In the Sth district Of Texas have
been completed. or will be complete
by the lest Of the week. according
TO the district officials Thursday
Chairmen for the five counties
which were not represented at the
district conference held al Amarillo
last week have been appointed since
that time and all the committees for
tho counties with the exception OF
ioakum aud kaufman have been
wired To Houston and also 90 Wash
lngion by he district chairman
approximately $4,000 81 bulle-
tins. pledro cards. home cards kitch-
on cards, membership cards. posters.
and other forms OF literature have
been mailed ,o the different chair
men OF tho Panhandle counties and
everything Is practically complete for
the opening Of the campaign Sunday
This district has issued a formal
challenge 20 The other districts of
tho state. challenging that this dis
trici will got a larger per cent Of
the housewives To sign the pledge
cards than any of the other districts
of the state Several OF the south
ern and eastern states have challeng-
Cd Texas on the same thing. hut the
district officials Of tho Sth Texas dis
trict believe that II tho rost OF the
state is as well organized as this
district Texas will make a worthy
record In the national campaign
Mhaley MAKES SPEECHES.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-10-26

Paducah Wednesday. He returned
% Amarillo Thursday.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-10-26

While England IA fighting for
world democracy we would remind
her gently OF home missionary
work" She has not yet granted op-
pressed ireland home rule The Sim
Feiner movement should be- dis
oouraged. but Irish people should be-
recognized along with the English
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-10-26

Railway earnings over the nation
during August this year we're $4,000
900 less than in August one year
ago. Increased cost OF operation. "n
forced improvement Of service and
modern equipment without the nee
essary increase In freight rates &C.
count for the loss. When the Amer
lean public considers thoughtfuliy
hat its prosperity lies largely IN Civ
Ing the transportation systems OF the
ra,ion a squarer deal. the sooner
aili they obtain II. The food gamb-
Ter "a allowed to charge what he
ploases. but the railroads have tn
fhumbs OF the people stuck 10 their
eyes. why not let the railroads pro
grpss and improve as well a. the
food sharks;
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-10-26

italian threats To overrun Austria
seem 10 have caused the Huns 10 re-
treat from Riga regions. II an tends
TO show that German man power has
enormously waned. a few more spir
tied French plunges and Germany
Will draw Ia her lines when the most
decisive battles OF the war will be-
fought
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-10-26

District Administrator Porter A.
Whaiey has been making speeches
over the district during the present
week. speaking az Ochiltree Monday
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-10-26

Writing 10 your sweetheart viii
become a luxury after next Thursday
Uncle Sam has too LONG granted the
writer too many sentences Tor th"
little insignlficant red" and now o
will be three greens" or red
and green" Why not have a con-
servatlon OF speech and writing
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-10-26

Entered as second-ciass matter A.
1s postoffiee al Amarillo. Texas
usder the act OF March 3. 1879.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-10-26

Galveston II the only large city in
Texas which has overHubscribed its
part OF the Liberty Loan. u ia rec
ognized as the richest city IN tho
United States per capita. despite the
fact that the elements have been
hammering II for nearly score of
years. And Galveston Is. moreover
The most cosmopolitan city Ia the
state.