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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-22

Orchestral Csneert al First
Baplist Church This n, enln,


Instead q ID" usual SUNDAY evening
services, the orchestra II IN. First Ran
iist church. consisting al % finished
niiisHtans VII entertain with concert
NJ the regular hour assisted by tn
choir
Mvch time and Effort has been e..
pended ~ the preparation 81 IN. fol.
lowing delightful program comprised If
such a variety uf musical s.l-ctluns a.
o. IL ~ interest and rnJuyabl,. L. an
audiehs.. ~ varied tastes
'ancrft 81 Baptist Church Orchestra.
SUNDAY Evening Aug. -. 1899
/.
90 Stars And Stripes Forever tsoux,
w rIurn pahcc' ......,....N Vargas
go 'Nalse Danseuse" ......... tuil, "a
Orchestra.
..
m Anthem 'rwen;yFourth Psalm.
'.''.'''.. ............... W;ucr,l
Choir
o. Solo The Day Il Ended" nar,le,u
MIS- =. l.. Doland
Violin ohliga;o ~ Irving q Tolzicn
4
80 Spring Flowers .......... tNoodD
Orchestra
20 Cornet Solo The HOLY City"
c. WIlisrd Smith
T.
sal MEN 81 Sparta" 80. ,ZamecnIul
Orchestra.
o. Violin Solo "Muzurka De Concert,
..t.................. MusiuiI
Irving q. Tolxlen
oheTsory'-organ Sole ny The Sea"
..........t.- .s........ tShubcr II
Miss Eahel Kendall
8.
hl Anthem Tie Shall Come Down Likr |
tsAih ..s..........s... uteNno'dS |
~ Solo Save Ne Oh God" I,andegger,I
Mrs. Fred kIug
6.
Genet aud Euphonium duet.
Ida And Dot" ........... u.nseyll
Jess ga. Rogers and G. Willard SMITH
:.
Duet How Sweet The Name OF &C..
sus sounds .tl.arkln,l
MIA X. u. Parcells and Miss D,bble
Patterson
8.
ci Overture Home Circle" ..........|
r................. tSchlepegfpl 1|
W March Coed Fellowship. DAILY
Orchestra
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-22
Special Music al Toda,', Services.

The following special musical mum.
hrs have been arranged for the SET
vices az the I'olk street Methods,
church today,
MORNING
Anthem. Praise We Jehovah" LYON
Choir
Otfcrtory. Violin SOLO. Cradle Song
$780,. ........-..... liruhms
Miss Beatrice story
solo, The Cross oi Calvary" ..Gounol
Mrs Robert Wilson's
Violin nhllgnto. Miss Storyl
EVENING
Anthem. "Come Jesus I,rtle,mor"
.................., fratis
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-22
Seeana Raili.i.

nihle Srhool sAs a. m.
Mnrninlg sermon II a. m
junior u. Y. y. Z. ! y. M.
SENIOR u. Y. T.. L. 6tj y. m.
Preaching service y. m.
w. ~. T.. Thursday ESQ p. b.
The school was no, up 10 standard
last SUNDAY on acc0ur' az many being
az vacations Let ~ rally today with
iss. 'TW
c. Z. GRIswoLD. Pastnr.
The Mt. Sterling advocate., 1920-05-25
CAMDEN ELECTED
FOR SHORT TERM

Senator johnson M. Camden, of
Versailles, elected National Commit
teeman from Kentucky for the four
year term by the State Convention,
was chosen by the Democratic State
Central and Executive Committees
to fill out the unexpired term of Gen.
w. B. Haldeman, of Louisville. This
term extends until the close Of the
National Convention, which opens in
San Francisco, June 2Sth.
The Mt. Sterling advocate., 1920-05-25

During the Franco -Prussian war she
was canteen keeper.
The California Labor Department
has issued decree which prohibits
girls under the age Of is years from
dancing the shimmy or participating
in other wiggle dances in vaudeville
houses in the state.
Mrs. Woodrow Wilson has taken a
personal interest in the White House
lawns and as result there will be
many changes in the horticultural
features of the executive mansion
duling the coming summer.
Irish girls are said to have the
most beautiful hands, while those of
the English girls are too plump and
fleshy. Next to the Irish girls, the
daughters of Poland deserve the palm
so far as the beauty of the hand is
concerned.
Miss Ethel Bailey, of Portland,
Me-, is the only woman who even ran
a test of the famous Liberty twelve
airplane engine; is the only woman to
understand the celebration of club
propellers for testing purposes, and,
so far as is known, is the only woman
who has taken up aeronautical engi-
neering as a profession.
Ten per cent of the women in fac
ritories and 3 per cent. of women ii
department stores in New York City
earn less than Sc per week, while
68 per cent. of women in factories
and the same per cent. in mercantile
establishments earn less than $14
per week.
When a Chinese girl is married she
must wait four months before eti-
quette allows her to pay her first visit
to her mother; but after this initia-
tory call it is within the bounds of
social custom and propriety to visit
the home of her parents at her
wish.
Prominent women in Washington,
ID. c., among who are Mrs. A. S. Bur-
Lesson, wife of the Postmaster Gen.
eral; Mrs. Joshua w. Alexander, wife
of the Secretary of the Interior, and
the wives of other Cabinet officers,
have formed housewives union with
the object of solving the servant
problem.
The Mt. Sterling advocate., 1920-05-25
THRILLING STRUGGLE
WITH DEATH IS VICTORIOUS
Fierce Battle With Grim Spectre Brings to Dr. Reese and
Message of Hope to N IIons of Sufferers

After DIR. II. V. Reese had suffered
for 10 years and been told by the
greatest stomach specialists in the
country that there was no hope for
his recovery, he determined to spend
his remaining days in experimenting
upon himself in an endeavor to de-
velop a remedy for sufferers from
stomach, liver and kidney trouble,
such as himself.
DIR. Reese's condition at this time
was so critical that it was impos-
sible for him to retain food in his
stomach, it being necessary to wash
that organ out two or three times
day. This, in addition to the severe
liver and kidney, trouble which gem
orally accompanied stomach trouble.
After months of heart breaking
failures and with his condition
growing worse, DIR. Reese hit upon
the Formula which now known as the
Reese Formula R-11 that completely
restored his health.
This happened in 1898, twenty one
years ago, Today at the age of ~
years DR.. Reese weighs IT'S pounds,
forty pounds more than he ever
The Mt. Sterling advocate., 1920-05-25

weighed in his life, is hale and hearty
and possesses more vigor than most
men of fifty.
Friends and users of the Reese
Formula R-11 finally persuaded DIR.
Reese to put his remedy on the mar
ket, ready compounded at price
within the reach of everyone. This
he has at last done. VIM. S. Lloyd's
Drug Store has been selected in Mt.
Sterling to hold demonstration in.
and clerk of theirs will explain TO
sufferers the merits of the Reese
Formula R-11.
This great medicine is not a nat
ent medicine, the ingredients con-
tanned in the Formula goes with each
bottle.
Anyone suffering from Indigestion,
nervousness, rheumatism, bachache.
lumbago, sleeplessness, sour stomach,
heartburn, urinary, kidney or liver
troubles of any kind will do well to
stop in at the Lloyd Drug Store end
talk their case over with them. 1t
costs you not one penny TO do this,
and you are under no Obligations,
whatever. (62.3tl
The Mt. Sterling advocate., 1920-05-25

fly, Circuit Clerk J. Graham Bond
and Hilary Yocum engaged in a game
of craps. He at once swors out a
warrant. The case was tried and the
jury returned a verdict of "not gull
ty." Now, as sequel to the trial,
Sheriff Gritty has fled suit against
the same parties on a similar charge
for a like amount. The plaintiffs
claim they merely were rehearsing
for a play.-Richmond (Ky) Reg
lister.
The Mt. Sterling advocate., 1920-05-25
LAWRENCEBURG SHERIFF
ARRESTED BY HIS TAILOR

How do they "get that way" at
Lawrenceburg? A dispatch says that
several weeks ago Jailor John Siers,
who is the custodian of the court
house property, had occasion to go
to the grand jury room. Using his
master" key he unlocked the door
and claimed he found, according to
the story told, Sheriff Emmett Grif-
The Mt. Sterling advocate., 1920-05-25

Women depositors predominate
over the men in St. Louis banks.
The average yearly wages Of
women farm laborers in Japan is S15.
Women are barred from voting in
the Indiana primaries.
The cigar industry in Seville,
Spain, employs more than 1000
women.
Twelve states now have minimum
laws for the protection Of women
workers.
During the past few months women
immigrants have outnumbered the
men two to one.
A Missouri woman has invented n
loom so light il resembles child's
toy.
Single women and widows have
had municipal suffrage in New
Brunswick since 1883.
Cigarette smoking among women in
the United States is increasing at an
alarming rate.
The most extravagant spenders in
the United States today are the girls
on $1,000 year salaries.
Since the beginning of the war the
number of married women in indus
try has increased 100 per cent.
Miss Annie R. Ladd. of Augusta,
Me-, appointed in 1870. was the first
woman Justice of the Peace in New
England.
1t is claimed that the French
woman marries, not because of love,
but with the hope of love afterward.
Miss Luella Bates holds the unique
position of road tester for a large
automobile truck concern in Wiscon-
sin.
Maids employed by the more veal
-hy families in Italy are demanding
hat they be allowed at least two
cigarettes day.
Miss E. Picton- -Tuberville was the
irst woman to preach from an Irish
'ulpit with the Archbishop of Dub
ms consent.
One of the most interesting French
var heroines is Madame Renon, who
n 1914, at the age Of II years,
oined the French army as a nurse.
The Mt. Sterling advocate., 1920-05-25

You think that your wife has a lot
Of confidence in you, don't youi,
Well, come home some night with q.
few hairpins in your pocket and see
what happens.
The Mt. Sterling advocate., 1920-05-25

WOOL WANTED - Highest Price
Paid. Get our sacks at Sullivan's
Poulary Yard. Il. W. LEE, TOM
GREEN. (4t-tt)
The Mt. Sterling advocate., 1920-05-25

FRESH Line, all kinds Of garden
seeds. w. S. Lloyd.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-05-15
RESPONSIBILITY FOR
BRANDYW|NE POLLUTION
City Solicitor Will Probably Re n
der Opinion on Subject to
Commission Monday.

The view Of City Solicitor John w.
Huxley. Jr. as 90 the responsibility for
the pollution of the Brandywine, at
what il generally considered the chief
source OF trouble the Bancroft mills
will in all probability be rendered 90 the
City Water Commission at lis meeting
Monday This question has been nRitatinR
the public and The city officials for Some
time. and especially since The filing with
the State Bnnrd Of Health Of the report Of
experts from the United States Public
Health Service on tho question.
Mr.. Huxley Is investigating the law
on the subject, and stated TINT he would
endeavor to have his opinion ready for
the Commission Monday II IS expected
that some action will he begun immediately
after the report Of tho City Solicitor, but
rs to what steps will be taken depends on
the nature of his opinion,
II is reported that the Bancroft mills
have been advised by their attorneys
that their responsibility ends when they
dump their wasiage into the citv-owned
sewer That tho sewer is Of insufficient
capacity TO carry il of il not their fault.
if Is contendcd and such contention would
likely be their defense IN the event OF any
action against them IN the premises.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-05-15
A CLOWN AT 81.
Al Nfiaco Premier of the Fun Makers With
the Ringing Barnum & Bailey Show.

Throughout the realm Of spangles there
is none who can tell as wonderful stories Us
Al Miaco. dean of all the clowns in circus
dom, according to those connected with
the Ringing Brothers and Barnwm Il
Bailey Combined Shows, which viii cx-
hibit in Wilmington Friday, May 81
During the more than go years that he
has devoted TO making youngsters and
grown-ups happy with his art rs pan
tomimist he has had many adventures.
Often Of an afternoon. when he and other
performers are waiting to 90 into the
mammoth main tent. someone Will ask
him to tell of the days gone by Miaco
likes best of all to tell his stories 20 the
Younger performers lie is especially
fond az reciting adventures experienced
with the old Dan Rice show when that
historic institution was famous up and
down the Mississippi river half century
ago.
Miaco is now 81 years old Vet he Is as
agile as any of the army Of clowns that
make merry on the hippodromc track of
the great supcr-cIrcus that Is coming here
next Friday He can turn 'flip-ilap
with the Youngest Of them. Bright Of eye.
erect in carriage, and quick Of wit and
gesture, he is indeed the daddy Of them
all
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-05-15
CASES PROVE TO Be
SAFETY-F|RST WARNINGS
Coroner Investigates Three Deaths
in First Five Days of the
Present Week.

Three fatalities that became coroner 5
eases. in the period of the first five days
of this week proved to be safety first
warnings, when probed by jury last
evening.
A verdict of accidental death was rem
derei in the case of Mrs. Carrie G. Car
penter, the aged woman who was run
down when she stepped in front OF nm
automobile going south on Washington
street last Wednesday, The approach Of
the machine was masked by a truck
which passed IN front of 1t, going cast on
Ninth street The death was caused by a
fracture of the skull IN falling according
TO DIR. Irvine NJ Finn. Paul I Williams,
a safety engineer. member of the Della
ware Safety Council, described the de-
tails of the occurrence in his testimony
No responsibility was placed on the
driver, George Neil, in the verdict
While no mention of the matter was
made in the verdict of accidental death
in the case of the tot of three Mary NJ.
Brown, who was fatally burned at Cid
Pine street, last Wcdncsda, the report at
the time was that playing Nth matches by
children was the immediate cause
Decision was reserved in the case of
Vincent Petrucchio. who was struck by
Peoples Line bus at Ninth and Union
streets. last Wednesday, an opportunity
being given the bus line owners 70 produce
witnesses to describe the accident Lohr
f. GRAY, the driver of the bus. said he was
troubled after passing du Font street by
children running in front OF his bus and
placing sticks under the wheels.
Coroner Bullock said last night he pro-
posed 70 60 thoroughly into the case of
Henry J. Hagcdorn, who was killed by
escaping gas at 622 West Fourth street
An inquest has been ordered for Monday
night at clock when the conditions ut
the place will be discussed ana an effort
made to fix the responsibility for the
escaping gas. Harry kriger, owner Of an
adjoining house, Yesterday denied the
published report that tho gas had escaped
from pipe on his property, blaming the
gas company instead
II Is understood that the attorney
generals office may take action in the
case if the facts brought out at the in
quest should warrant doing So.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-05-15
VEGETABLE SHOW
To Be BIG FEAT TURE
More Exhibitors to Compete for
Prizes at Delaware
State Fair.

The vegetable department at the Della
ware State Fair, which will be held at
Elsmere. September 6 to 10 this year, it IL
believed will easily surpass the displays
of other years. More attention will be
paid to exhibitors stuff, to see that they
are shown to the best possible advantage,
and every courtesy paid those who
exhibit Every encouragement will be
given to make the standard even higher
than of other years. The display has
always been one of the most attractive
ones and from reports of those preparing
to show their skill as gardeners and
farmers, the exhibit will be larger than
ever before.
This year two new classes are being
offered. They are a departure from
the usual course and exceptional premiums
are being offered. FirstA class for.
professional gardeners only. This will be
display of vegetables grown by gardeners
who are experts in that line. Second
A class for the farmer only.
This will include that which he raises
on his farm, vegetables, fruit grain and
forage These classes are explained more
fully in the Premium List The Premium
List has been revised and the Management
feels that il embraces all the varieties of
vegetables that are grown IN this State
and the ncighboring country.
A competent Judge will pass upon these
exhibits and viii gladly explain 90 any
farmer or kitchen gardener how 20 i'm
prove his crops il the man il deslrous Of
information.
The directors Of the State Fair are
seriously considering the advlsahllIty oi
making the entrance fee 10 the Fair
Grounds this year % cents. In other years
the admission has been fifty cents. but the
conduct Of the fair makes it practically
a necessity to increase the admission
price All expenses are higher by about
- per cent this wear than Inst and even
should this step be decided upon, the net
receipts from admissions would not he as
large rs last year
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-05-15
ESSAY CONTEST.
High School Students Invited 10 Write OF
Ship BY Truck Subject.

"A Ship by Truck--Good Roads
essay contest will be conducted under the
auspices of the Federal Bureau Of Educa-
ton, during the week of May 1922. The
essays will be limited TO 500 words and
will be open to all High School students.
The national prize will be four years
scholarship TO any university that the
winner may select. this scholarship
having been offered by II. s. Firertonc,
of the Firestone Tire and Rubber Co.
Prizes will also be awarded for the win
ming Of State and county essays All
essays must be in the hands Of the judges
on or before May %, 1920
The Public Ledger Co will furnish rs a
supplement TO the above contest, four
years scholarship at the University Of
Pennsylvania, open to high school stu
dents IN Pennsylvania, New Jersey, Della
ware and Maryland. Essays are to be
limited 10 500 words, and TO be forwarded
to the Good Roads Contest, circulation
department, Public Ledger Co, Phila-
delphia, ON or before May %.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-05-15
ALL MUST COOPERATE TO
MAKE MILK SUPPLY GOOD
City, Dairymcn and Consumers
Must Work Together, All Shar-
ing Responsible ty.

The Reconstruction Commission calls
attention TO the fact that the responsibility
about wholesome milk must be shared
alike by the city, The producers and the
consumers That better milk supply is
imperative for Wilmington is generally
conceded by numerous public health and
child welfare authorities.
II the milk ordinance which was recent
" introduced in Council is passed and
properly observed, the city and the dairy
men will have done their parts 10 assure q
wholesome city milk supply II will re-
main for the consumer 20 do his part
which IL to properly take care Of the whole
some product delivered 90 him. This can
be done only by strictly observing prac-
tices that will keep milk cold, and clean all
the time
Mix must not be allowed 10 stand for
any time at ordinary temperature Do
not leave 1T uncared for ON the door steps
Most Of the year, ice is necessary for
proper keeping of milk. Milk does not
need 10 taste sour or bad To be liquid
poison. Milk left standing Mt ordinary
weather temperature viii permit rapid
development Of disease germs, and even
we'll paateurized milk should he kept
thoroughly chilled 10 be entirely whole
some.
At present the Reconstruction Commis-
sion nurses are stressing care of milk
They have home made ice boxes on ex-
hlbit at the various child health renters
and are glad to teach people how tu make
them To assure that milk will he clean
when used, bottles should be washed on
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-05-15
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

The American Legion's campaign for
membership will start throughout the
nation next Monday, May H. In Della
ware the campaign 10 secure for each post
as nearly 100 per cent membership as pes
sibe has been underway for some weeks
past, in connection with the plans for
the circus and industrial exposition 10 be
held Nav 81 to June 5, at Twenty-ninth
and Market streets. In this State, how
ever, the membership part Of the under
taking will be specially stressed during
the coming week.
Should the legion be as successful in
enrolling new members during next week
as it has been in the past few weeks, in
dications are that the undertaking in
Delaware will he more successful than IN
any other State Of the Union, for every
day during the last few weeks has brought
in several new members for the various
posts 1t is planned to hold several rallies
at different places throughout the State
during this week.
A special effort will be made to enroll
ex-service men. and women who have
always intended to JOIN the legion but
have put off doing so. The other phases
1f the legion campaign IN Delaware are
proceeding just as satisfactorily. Within
the new few DAYS the managing director
Of the circus and exposition to be held
starting Nav 81. expects to have some
announcements 10 make concerning at
fractions for the circus that will reveal
how comprehensive a week of entertain
ment it will offer to the people in this sec
tion of the country.
The merchants and manufacturers ex-
position plans are increasing IN scope
daily. SO great is the demand being made
f,r ~ h,,S
men to display the goods that they are
selling and making
One of the largest social functions of
the American Legion vet held in Della
ware since the Legion was formed here
will be the rally to mark the presenta-
ton of a stand of colors to Delaware Post,
No. /. by the Ladies Auxiliary Of that
post This meeting will be held on Mon
day night at o'clock at the armory
Twelfth and Orange streets, and all mem
hers Of the legion, of the auxiliary and
friends OF both, especially those who want
TO JOIN the organization are invited to
attend.
H. B. Walton, Of the Federal War
Risk Insurance Bureau, will give an adj
dress that promises TO present some
interesting facts about soldiers insurance.
Music will be furnished by Miss Edna
I. Bradield, VlOllnlSt' Miss Isabelle Is.
Wales, Mrs Marie Haughey and RAY
mond r. Ranb, soloists, and Miss Mabel
Haley, pianist.
The stand of colors viii be presented to
the post by Mrs. Clarence Taylor, presi-
dent Of the Ladies Auxiliary, and will he
accepted by William T. Turner, post COM
mander.
Hon. James II. Hughes, who has recent 4
IL been appointed United States district
attorney for Delaware, will make an ad-
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-05-15
SHERIDAN. NEW CAR.
Member Of General Motors Group to BE
Made al Muncie, Ind

The Sheridan is the name Of the new
car To be manufactured at Muncie, In
diana, by The Sheridan Motor Car Co, of
which D. A. Burke s president and general
manager This IS q new division 0f the
General Motors Corporation.
MIR. Burke was IN charge Of the Buick
business in the Chicago territory, Includ-
ing portions of FIVE Middle Western States.
Before that time be had held several other
official positions with the Buick organiza-
ton
When Mr.. Burke was commissioned by
General Motors 70 create a new automo-
ble, he injected into the task certain ideas
and ideals gained IN years of contact with
the trade and the car-buying public.
These have been Incorporated 10 the
Sheridan in a way that has caused tho few
who have been permitted 10 aee the car ~
declare TINT his product is a combination
~ refinements that must command favor
able attention when placed on view.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-05-15
IMPORTANT NOTICE
TO SUBSCRIBERS

So many complaints are being
received from readers Of this pub
hcation because of late receipt of its
issues sent through the United States
mail, that we take occasion to sug-
gest that as we have no control over
the publication after it is delivered
to the postoffice authorities, any
delay In transit should be immedi-
ately reported to this office and
also to the postmaster-general,
Washington, d. G. The readers
cooperation and compliance with !
this suggestion will aid in bringing
about betterment of service.
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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-05-15

the outside, as soon as received This - ~
prevent contamination from pouring milk
over tho edge Of bottle that has had 10
be handled IN delivery Milk should be
kept in the bottles until needed and kept
covered. The paste board caps should not
he put milky side down between using, but
and put back loosely as
soon as the desired quantity has been re-
moved from the bottles. There viii be
much less sickness among everybody and
fewer deaths among babies
and children If the three.fold cooperation
Of the city, dairy men and consumers goes
into effect.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-05-15

You try an Every Evening want adv