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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1918-10-19
FEDERAL COURT
ENDS SESSION
TWO WEEKS on STEADY GRIND
II FINALLY CONCLt DID
HERE.

After two weeks Of steady grind,
the federal district court for the
Northern district OF IeNas adjourned
yesterday evening al 4 O'Clock and
AN court officials left the same even
ur for Abilene Ten. where court
+ viii convene Monday of next scok.
! Many cases were disposed OF dur
! ing this session and but few left over
. for another term About the most
F important case that went over was
4 the case of the Government ~. A. 7.
Ramcy. facing a Mann act charge.
Ia the case of the Government rs.
/ Flora | Foreman. charged with dis
/ loyalty and espionage and found
/ guilty on the counts OF the indict-
ment by the jury after two days
trial the Judge yesterday sentenced
Che defendant 10 five years imprison-
hment In the penitentiary at McAlcs-
Tier. Okla \ motion was immediate
f. ly made Tor new trial. but was de-
MED Attorneys Tor the defense
. claim they will appeal the ease TO
ANIf JOS NANN ANMI n. NNN NNN AN o. NMN =
hour they had not given any official
notice, but they have amy time with
On the next STA months to file the
application and during such time the
defendant will be- serving her time
Harry Neal plead guilty OF trans
0ortine liquor from New Mexico to
ihe state of Texas and was fined
$3.50
John Diuwiddic was fined $500
ior transporting liquor He plead
lFuilty.
J S. Bennett plead guilty to a
! charge ot trausporting whiskcy and
was fined 5000
John Hooks plead guilty To a
charge OF white slavery aud was
given sentence of one year aud a
dag in the federal prison al Leayen
worth. kas
g. D Roche. Mexican, plead
guilty to charge OF transporting
whiskey from New Mexico 10 TcNa,
and was fined 500
Two minors. Delma Rayzor anc
Bill Weens. charged with opcninl
mail boxes al the postofficc In Here
ford were released and turned owe,
10 their moth,As after rcpriman,
by the court and upon promise o
Eood conduct
In the matter OF the sentences i'm
posed on the defendants. Miss Fore
Imam and Mr Hooks, they viii re-
lmain IN the Potter county Jail fo
30 DAYS on account OF a recent rulinI
by the government that prisoner
will not be- allowed 90 be- taken u
ithc penitentiaries for 20 days on aC
count of the prevalence OF influenza
lhui that the time will be- allowet
Trom the day of their sentence.
Judge Edward r. Mccks. ~. u
Harrell. assistant United States dis
ltrict attorney y g. Campbell
United States deputy marshal. Gee
IS Parker acting United state
marshal. IS " Odcll United State
district attorney, VIM MAYNARD
court clerk. aud e g. Noby. assistan
! United States district attorney. al
Iefi for Abilene. and representing
the fun court officials with the oN
ccptions of Rollcy Scales assisian
n United states court clerk vs. .
Cobb and Y Rates court bailiff.
who belong in Amarillo and do uo
follow The court
Pay the prosident-
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is5. 3Oi-il
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.DALLAS-CANAD|AN
HIGHWAY DIVIDED
INTO DISTRICTS

W \. Palmer. secretary aud gen
aral manager of the D-O-p Highway,
has divided the system into 10 dis
Iricts and appointed district man
.agor for each district The district
.managcrs are appointed for the pur-
pose of looking after various inter
tests of the highway IN their respec-
rive districts. such as signs or mark
ers k(ping the local organizations
intact. encouraging the people 10 i'm
prove their roads. to look after the
interest of tourists To the end that
they may receive the best treatment
along the line OF the highway etc.
The district managers appointed are
widely known as good road enthu-
siasts
l. Pakes Peak division = g.
Gray. Pueblo. district manager.
Pueblo to Denver, l2O miles
9 Arkansas Valley division
Bert Oldham. La Junta. district man
ager. Pueblo to Lamar, 125 miles
3. Kansas division-C. A Mid
daugh. Elkhart district manager.
Lamar to Elkhart. i07 miles.
4. Plains division--T p Me.
Lain. Gray. district manager Elk
/ hart to Canadian. ll5 miles
.. Panhandle division b.
CLARK. Shamrock, district manager
canadian To Childrcss, l25 miles
q. Wichita division-W y He'd
.lund. Elk CITY, district manager.
Canadian to Elk city, l0l miles
e Fort sill DIVISION + Rus
sell Hobart. district manager FIR
CITY To l.aWton. IL miles.
y. on Fields division y Ian
,don. Wuurika. district MANAGER.
/ Lawton To Ardmore. lOS miles
-. North Texas division J. y
Henderson. Gainesville, district man
agcr. Ardmorc to Dallas. ~ miles
10 Oklahoma City division
Ovan Mcrctcldt NJ Reno. distract
manager Harmon to Oklahom.
Guy 1872 miles
Pay the Presldent-
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Washer family leaving town. Phonr
tl5. 3OI-itC
pnr tho prcslheni-
The Robesonian., 1918-12-02
SCHOOL CHILDREN CANT

All teachers and intelligent pupils
know that school children can not
make proper progress IN thei rstudies
without the use in their homes OF re-
liable reference works. Hence, every
progressive household should have
Webster's New international Dhcton-
ary and The New international En-
cvclopedia Every member OF the
family who can read viii use, ana
profit BY using these most valuable,
comprehensive and authoritative ref
erence works This use makes a ND
eral education easy and certain for
prices and easy terms write j, J.
Noteworthy, Lock Box s72, Lumber
ton, n. c., Phone 16.
The Robesonian., 1918-12-02
FATHER BEARS OUT
DAUGHTER S STORY
Her Illness Cost Him Many . Dollar
Nothing Helped Her Until she
Started Taking Tanlac, She Says.


my daughters illness cost me
many a dollar, but nothing nelpeo
her any until shei started taking Ian,
Iacn said the father of Miss Ethel
Brewer. 2O9 Pearl Street, Chatta-
Gi suffered terribly from stomach
trouble said Miss Brewer, who join
Al in the conversation. "An could
eat was a little milk and white OF
eggs. Everything ate caused gas TO
/ form. that kept me sick and nauseat-
ed and / was miserable all the time
NV hands were broken out and Was
told that I had teIlagra- Tell on
/ in weight until only weighed ninety
1 eight pounds
i GWhen / finished my fourth bottle
of Tanlac, my hands and arms were
ali healed up and the stomach trouble
had disappeared. / am not nervous
!, like 1 was, / sleep like a child, my
color has improved, my appetite Is
fine and everything / eat agrees with
D me. have gained fifteen pounds an0
feel better than have IN a long time:
Tanlac is now sold exclusively IN
Q Iumberton by the Pope Drug Co.
o Inc; m St. Pauls by the GranthaH
0 Drug Co.; in Lumber Bridge by ths
q Central Drug Co.; In Red Spring:
Q by the Red Springs Drug Co; IN Max
Q ton by the Barnes Bros Drug Co;
. Inc: in Pembroke by the McCormlci
" Co.; in Lowe by L. E. Tyner & Son
% in Purvis by c. 7. Pate & Co.; u
. Elrod by ]. E. Bridges; in Raynnan
% by C. M. Townsend; in Mcdonald
% by the Mcdonald Drug Co.; In 10"
g land by the Rowland Drug 20; INC.
% In Fairmont by the PIttman Drug 20.
% In Marietta by d. f. Greeg ahc
~ Barnesville by W. c. WALTERS
ool cr,-oc
The Robesonian., 1918-12-02
THESE WON PRIZES

Following L list Of those who won
prizes for exhibits at the annual Robe
son county fair held IN Lumberton
November 18th TO 22nd:
The Robesonian., 1918-12-02

11Y WAR SAVINGS STAMPS
Evening journal., 1918-02-07


Philip r. Wright, a former Whining
ton boy, who lived with his sister.
Mrs. Mary Hasem. No. iO4 East Six
ieenth street. was an eyewitness Of
the great Halifax disaster, lie is a
member Of the United states Navy, at
tached TO and serving on board of the
~. s. s. "Old Colony" At the time Of
the explosion on December G, the "Old
Colony" was in Halifax harbor The
ship was lifted out Of the water by
the force Of the explosion, and settled
back again. For a moment, those on
board thought their own ship had
blown up. until they realized greater
disaster had happened The young ma
val man was highly commended by his
superiors for sticking to his post, in
stead Of running away as many did
when IL was thought the magazine
would so up. The "Old Colony" was
used as a hospital ship during the res
cue work.
The following poem was written by
Mr.. Wright upon the Halifax disaster.
Halifax will remember, the sixth Of
December.
When the Mont Blanc" sailed into our
bay;
With ammunition she was loaded,
In collision she exploded.
And swept half the city away.
Next day a high blizzard. that froze to
the gizzard,
The people were all nlled with dread,
With two thousand killed,
The hospitals filled,
"Old Colony" boys searched for the
dead
"The scene Of destruction was past re-
construction.
The buildings were blown quite away,
Debris-that's ALL
Not even a wall.
Is standing In Richmond today
ARMED with a pass. through ruins and
glass,
The visitors mournfully roam
And there they may find
Some folks left behind,
Who grioye for their once happy home.
"The father is rakng. his heart is
breaking.
For ones he loved so dear.
Tired at last,
/ OF scenes that are past,
/ Charred bones are all that are here.
let all men take warning, from havoc
that morning,
And keep an their boats 10 the limit,
The loss was immense,
They can't recompense,
For lives that went out In a minute"
Evening journal., 1918-02-07
MORE armed Guards
At HARLAN PLANT.
Company Takes Extra Pre-.
cautions TO Protect Ships
Under Construction
RIVER ALSO IS
UNDER PATROL

In order that any effort by alien
enemies to destroy ships under con
structlon or buildings about iho yards.
the management OF the Harlan plant
of the Bethlehem Shipbuilding Com
pany has Increased It's number of
guards from IS 90 a. men
Visitors are also required TO obtain
a BODICE before They can wander about
the plant that is engaged in building
ships for Uncle Sam Caught in the
yard without one OF these guarantees
the stranger is escorted at once 20 the
gate. and II he cannot satisfactorily
explain his presence in the plant he
will be turned over to the Federal
or city authorities.
Chief klough IS IN charge Of the llar-
Ian police force, having obtained his
experience as one of the plain clothes
men with the dupont Company. The
decision TO increase the force, made
through the request Of the Emergency
Fleet Corporation, had TO be done SO
qnickly that there still remains many
little details Of organization TO be adj
justed
The guards at the gates to the plant
are in uniform, and IL is the intention
Of the management TO equip the remain
der. Each man carries with him a small
fire extinguished, so that in case he
finds a slight blaze he can eXtinguish
the fire before 1t becomes serious. Dur
ing the Daytime the guards are armed
with revolvers. but at night the force
carry sh0tguns loaded with buckshot.
All sections OF the yard and buildings
and particularly the river front and
vessels under construction are guard
ed. and Il win be perilous for any one
who might be found al night prowllng
about the yard without proper per-
mission There is not a minute that
the plant is unguarded.
A fire company Of about a score
Of men is being organized and
this with the aid Of the guards IL Is
hoped will be able to combat any small
blaze that may occur. Drills will be
held weekly and the apparatus for
lighting the fire put in the best Of con-
dition.
In about two weeks time upwards
Of three scores OF soldiers are expected
to augment the guarding forces Of
the plant. Upon their arrival a mill
tary system for the better protection
of the plant will be worked out
Evening journal., 1918-02-07
RELIABLE METHOD OF HAIR CARE

Hair Is by far the most conspicuous
thing about us and is probably the most
easily damaged by bad or careless
treatment. II we are very careful in
hair washing. we viii have virtually no
hair troubles. An especially fine sham
poo for this weather, one that brings
out all the natural beauty OF the hair.
that dissolves and entirely removes all
dandruff. excess oil and dirt. can easily
be used at trifling expense by simply
diss0lving a teaspoonful OF Canthrox
(which you can get at any druggists),
IN a cup OF hot water. This makes a
full cup OF shampoo liquid. enough so
il is easy 10 apply il 70 all the hair in
stead Of just the top OF the head. This
chemically dissolves all impurities and
creates a soothing. cooling lather. Rims
ing leaves the scalp spotlessly clean.
soft and plant. while. the hair takes on
the glossy richness Of natural color,
also a Guinness which makes it seem
much heavier than it Is After Can
throx shampoo, arranging the hair is a
pleasure.-Advertisement
Evening journal., 1918-02-07

boring Endeavorcrs let us follow his
advice
We also enjoyed having DR.. Roberts
with US at our meeting last Tuesday
night, and the talk which he gave was
indeed very uplifting Dr Roberts
is an Endeavorer through and through,
and he can make the work 60 if we
will all stand back Of him. We also
enjoyed the short talk given hy the
Rev. Mr. Kerr, Of Greenhill, and we
welcome him as a new member Of our
City Union.
The music, under the direction OF
Nj. Clymer, was also very good. We
particularly enjoyed the quartet from
West choir Mr.. Peoples. our state
treasurer also sang very beautiful
selection
our former vicc-presideni Mr.. lrby
Davis, has organized new society in
Hazel, Del This is what he IS bring
ing back after ap absence Of several
months.
The union surely was glad o. wei
come NIessrs. Horner. Robinson and
Long at the business meeting Monday
night
A very enjoyable social hour was
spent after the business meeting Mon
day evening. DR.. Gilnllan gave ihe adj
dress Of welcome, at which time hc
made apologies for not having any
thing TO give in the way Of "eats
stating that they did not have time TO
get any chincoteague oysters, and due
TO the shortage Of sugar could not have
ice cream, and on account of eggs be-
ing so cents per dozen could not bake
cakes but Olivet was on the Job just
the same.
Evening journal., 1918-02-07
IINCnIN CFLFRRATInN-

In view Of The special importance at
iached this year to the celebration Of
Lincoln's Birthday, the Temple Of
Truth. Tenth and Washington streets.
will dedicate the regular sabbath ser
vice Of tomorrow evening to the DAYS
observance. The subject of the SCR
mon to be delivered by Rabbi Rabln-
owitz Will De Lincoln and the jews"
Rabbi Rahinowitz has made a special
study Of the history Of the Jews in the
various periods Of American history.
and finds the Civil War period Of par
ticular interest The lecture will also
Evening journal., 1918-02-07
"yICTORY PIES" now.

By The United Press
WASHINGTON. Feb. 7-"Victory
pies" and victory doughnuts' are the
latest additions TO Hooyers little war
family.
They must contain at least 33 i-3 per
cent non-wheat flour. Hoover orig
inally banned doughnuts and pies on
wheatless days. but deyotees Of the
American lunch counter pastries COM
plained that the sacrifice was too great.
So Hooverized pies and "sinkers' can
be served on wheatless days. provided
the same victory recipes are USED
throughout the entire week as well.
Evening journal., 1918-02-07
p q $ OF 4. DANCE.

The Patriotic order. sons Of America.
held their first annual dance and enter
tainment at Eden Hall last night. The
hall was beautifully decorated for the
occasion. while over 100 couples danced
the eighteen dances TO the tune of the
music bv the Jones orchestra. The
proceeds of the affair will 20 towards
The paying Of the dues Of members now
with the colors. Bobby Heath at the
Garrlck Theatre, showed mp after the
dancing at the invitation Of the com
mittoe and delivered an inspiring talk
=. -
Evening journal., 1918-02-07
WOULD SUE CITY
FOR FIRE LOSS

Or. Albert Robin has consulted his
attorney. IT. H. Ward with reference
10 bringing suit for damages against the
city. claiming that when his home.
library and laboratory were destroyed
by fire yesterday morning there was an
Inadequate supply Of water and in
efficiency on the part Of the city fire
companies.
Dr. Robin suffered a loss Of approx
malely $4,000 when his residence at
seventh and Rodney was swept by fire
yesterday. All the fire hydrants in the
vicinity were frozen.
Evening journal., 1918-02-07
S96O,OOO, FOR
AMERICAN ROADS

BY The United Press.
WASHINGTON, Feb THE Govern
ment viii guarantee S960-0O0,000 to the
railroads returns annually, under the
railroad control bill drawn by the In
terstate Commerce Committee.
This estimate is made in a report Of
the committee Subcommittee 10 the
Senate along with the redrawn
measure.
This return includes s96i00O00O fixed
on the three-year average earnings
basis and between ten and fifteen mil
lion interest on capital put into the
railroads just previous TO the time they
We're taken over by the government.
Evening journal., 1918-02-07

Tonic written ny DIR .foseph y. Irwin.
nosto,. ~ noi,,,-oro A,.on,,o Rantist
Dhutc h' Mud1 MY churc" STATUS Io''
Il Peter 2. 9-i2.
u is not tho purpose of the writer TO
sof forth ,,.ba, ap,.o,o chrisiisn do
nomination s''ius ior' j u Has "o'''-
ing definite TO stand for IL has no right
10 exist as a separate body. II is as
sumed that each reader of This article
VIII be able TO give reason Tor inc
hope OF his denomination.
We cannot discuss what the churches
represented by the City Christian En-
deavor Union stand for, because some
OF these may have their specials which
do not appeal to others. There are in
divduals and churches That eXali the
shell and fail lo see the kernel NJ Chris
tian duty and privilege. There are GER
tain things HAT all evangelical churches
should stand for regardless of their re-
spectivo names. 10 Is our purpose ac-
c0rding 10 the Scripture reference, t0
note some Of these
Let us look al our Scripture refer
ence. In the first two verses We have q
conclusion of Peters eXhortaton as 10
why these believers should put away
certain things Of the old life, and should
as newborn babes long for the spiritual
unadulterated milk. I'm the last two
verses we have the Introduction TO a
series OF eXh0rtations which will be
difficult 10 observe unless the teaching
as set forth in verses II and II is
obeycd Let us apply the teaching as
found I'm our lesson TO our respective
churches.
T. A church should stand for clean
life in IFS membership. There are Ger
tain evils specified i'm verses Q and II
which must he put out of a Christian
abstalned from when there is a real re-
generation, hence your church should
stand for regeneration.
?. Your church should not be salts
fled with regeneration The church
must be an educational institution
where the reason and soul are fed with
true revelation Of God. so that the
believer may grow in salvation There
must be more than negations. for sin
must be crowded out Of life by good
ness which will result in good living.
4. Your church should stand as O wit
ness TO the power Of God Christian
decorum means not only advantages TO
the practitioner but il brings glory TO
God from others. Those unfriendly to-
ward the church may be led by your
good works TO glorify God, both in His
merciful and judicial day of visitation.
Good illustrations Of this are given by
Prof. Antonio Mangauo jim his book,
"Sons Of Italy" This book Is for
"Home Mission Study Classes" OF all
denominations.
L. Your church should stand as a
great light 10. guide men i'm their true
Evening journal., 1918-02-07
posIng the BolshevIM ~ reported.

posing the Bolshevih was reported.
Generals Kaledln and AleXief and
former War Minister Savlnkom al
though apparently uniting i'm organic
Ing an army to oppose the Bolshevik
government are said TO be on the verge
Of a split
The old and young Cossacks are
drifting apart and are reported TO be
facing an armed clash. The Bolshe-
Wiki are gaining the support Of the
young Cossacks.
Bolsheviki victories over the Ukran-
ians are reported. A number Of sta
tions and positions in the vicinity Of
Postof have been taken by the former.
An artillery battle is raging between
Backmach and Niezchin In which the
Bolshevih are employing POO big guns.
Evening journal., 1918-02-07
Wake up feeling fine. Best laXati''
for men, women and
children.

Enjoy lfel Remove the liver are
bowel poison which is keeping youi
head dizzy. your tongue coated, breath
offensive and stomach sour Don't stay.
bilious. sick. headachy, constipated am
fun of cold. Why don You gel ho
Of Cascarets from the drug store ana
eat one or two tonight and enjoy ING
incest. gentlest liver and bowel cleans
ing YOU ever experienced? You VIII
wake up feeling M and fine. CascareiS
never grippe or sicken like sails. pilh
and calomel They act so gently tina
you hardly realize YOU have takeni
catharlic Mothers should givt cross
sick. bilious or feycrish children I
whole Cascaret any time-t they act thor
oughly and are harmless.
Evening journal., 1918-02-07
Largest Paid Circulation
Attractions AT The City Theatres

TO be little wild. It is a great task
for Nora to keep watch over kath-
crime and to earn the money which viii
enable Katherine TO continue IN school
and TO provide a living for both Of
them. At the factory NOra's beauty and
intelligence attract the greedy eyes Of
Marlinofi, ihc foreign. hot-bl0oded
foreman. Marlinon thrusis himself
upon Nora. and as her Job depends upon
his good will she dare not treat him In
the way he deserved and IN The way
she wished TO treat him.
Evening journal., 1918-02-07
nd. FIELDrs MINsTRELs.

There is something about smile,
hat Is, the real honest-to-goodness
smile. OF the genuine smile that says, Il
like this: I am enjoying &c. Come on
h, rs flncgei into the radiance Of il
and Wen have a good time together "
and you do get in and II you could
ec yourself YOU would Ike yourself
sven more than you do. A smile lights
up the dulesi face Billy Beard. "The
Party From The South, is the Yoarer
Of smile that he does not want to
come off. because It is a factor In his
work. Il moves the audiences Of the
al. o. Field Minister'S to laughter and
impels them Go more laughter-laugh
ter that begins in smiles and broadcns
into HILARIOUS responses as the ebony
hued face Of Billy Beard expands with
Jolly good humor that is infectious.
Billy Beard has more than the usual
number Of stories and songs. and he
goes over the top with them IN an cx-
reedingly clever way; but after all lis
more the manner Of the man than the
sayings and singIngs that brings the
laugh from his hearers. And that
smile. that contagious smile that has
more than actions or words, makes
Pill Beard. "The Party From the
South one Of the good things that Al.
G. Field has presented us with the past
thirty years or more. The Ministries
appear at The Playhouse. Friday and
Saturday, with mstinees both days.
Evening journal., 1918-02-07
CLEOPATRA"

AT a time when the question Of race
suicide is becoming OF increasing ma
tional Importance it is Of some inter-
est 10 study the causes that make for
he reduction Of families. Let one
study the life Of Cleopatra as portray
ed by Theda Bara in the William Fox
0lm version which will be shown here
at the Playhouse afternoon and night
the week Of February II Of the great
Egyptian queen. who played with love
and life as II they were mere counts
Not only was she the center Of a great
SQUIRT, excelling in splendor and mag
ullcence all modern royalty, but she
found time TO surround with loving
care and soicitude her four children
The eldest of these, Caesarion. was her
particular favorite She took him with
her to Rome; she associated him with
herself in the sovereignty Of Egypt.
IN the great temple at Dendara ma
tional monument of his profile figures
next to her own as a permanent me-
mento OF mothers love for her eldest
born When her own life was iheat-
ened by Augustus Caesar she took pre-
cautions for the child and sent hin
with his tutor TO a far-off island
Cleopatra was married TO grea
African king, and her brother, ptolemy
lived under her. care after the mothers
death
Evening journal., 1918-02-07
How You Can Remove
Every Trace of Hair

A stiff paste made with some pow
tered deiatone and water and spread on
. hairy surface about minutes will
when removed. take every trace OF hair
with il. The skin should then be wash
d 20 free IL from the remaining della
one. No harm can result from this
treatment, but be sure 1t Is delatone
you get and you viii not be disap-
pointed.