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The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1920-08-11
SATURN
 SUNDAY

"Dad" Martin, electrician in charge at the radio station at the head of the bay, announces that the |. $. $. Sat urn should arrive in Seward next Sun day. The ship is now on the way from Bremerton, Wash, having left there two days ago.
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1920-08-11
POI |SH ARMY WILL STRIKE
 NEW BLOW

WARSAW, Aug, H. Newspapers here today report concentration and regrouping of the Polish forces for an extensive counter strike on the entire Warsaw front. This strike is expected to begin within a few days.
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1920-08-11

PARIS, Aug, H. The Russians are now occupying a stretch of coun- try four miles on the direct railway between Warsaw and Danzig. A large force is pushing across the Danaig corridor to cut the remaining railroad.
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1920-08-11
AMERICAN MOTOR BOAT IS
 WINNER IN FIRST RACE FOR ENGLISH HARMSWORTH TROPHY

Cowcs, England, Aug, H. The American motor boat Miss Amerca won the first race for the Halmsworth trophy today off the Isle of Wight. The motor boat is owned by G. A. Wood, of Detroit.
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1920-08-11
MUNITION DUMP EXPLODES

FLORENCE, Italy, Aug, H. Thir- ty two were killed and many wounded in the explosion near here of muni- ton dump.
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1920-08-11

SEATTLE, Aug, H. Halibut is quoted at sixteen and one half cenS; chicken halibut, six cents; sable at five cents and red and ling cod at two cents. 'Y
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1920-08-11

VIBORG, Finland, Aug, H. Flush ed with success and confident of Po- lands ultimate defeat, Russia faces the approaching winter with grim problem of food as the supreme test of power in the far east Four thousand miles of frontier stalks the grim spector of starvation. An Assoc lated Press correspondent has just ar rived and witnessed conditions in Crossing Russia. Everywhere there is the cry for food and clothing. It is even reported in Moscow that Lenine has declared Russia cannot pass through another winter like the last. Stories are being circulated that even Lenine is suffering hunger. With star vation threatening and an ever ta- creasing spirit of unrest and revolt, the Associated Press correspondent says the military is finding it hard to carry out orders.
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1920-08-11

,Ws,c0, @s realty fishermen; but then, ,u.h to t,li, there are other rumors going round that he himself would never have achieved his present dis tinction in the pursuit of fish. But this may be pure cHviouS libel, and ba5cd only on his seeming obScsSion that he himself at least should hook no more than will be used as food fond as he is of the sport.
 He came inspecting local Masonry on Tuesday from a similar official mission at Anchorage; goes to Valdez Friday. and to Cordova Saturday; thcnCr to Juneau and Southeastern Alaska. Among the distinguished men who have visited Seward in the past none have left an impression of great ar merit, and none so charmed us with lnobtlucive gentility and simple mod nSty as Mir. James Howarth Begg, Most WorShipful Grand Master, and none in future returning to our midst vou'G occasion more univcrS d FlcaS urn
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1920-08-11

PARIS, Aug, H. The French government has decided to recognize General Wrangell as head of the gov ernment in South Russia. In making this announcement the Ministry of Foreign affairs said the recognition implied rendering Wrangell all possi- ble military support.
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1920-08-11

COWES, Eng, Aug, H. Miss Am erica won the second and final race late this afternoon for the Harms worth trophy.
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1920-08-11
ORTHODOXY

The objection iS sometimes made that Christian Science is not orthodox This brings up the question of what Is and what is not orthodox. Human op- inionS combine in a statement of be- lief. and then declare that those who differ from beliefs thus stated are un- orthodox. The amount of this is: If you believe as We do, you arc ortho- dox. + you do not believe as We do, then you are decidcly unorthOdoS, and - do not believe in the divinity of Christ"
 That alone is orthodox which, pro cccding from Principle, Truth or God brings out the fruits of health and righteousness. This is the work Chris tian Science iS accomplishing.
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WASHINGTON, Aug, H. Count Lubomirski, Polish minister, announc- ed today that Poland would ask imms- diate aid from the United States in the fight against the Bolshevik. The appeal will be based on the American note to Italy which contained sssur- ances the United States will insist up- on the maintenance of political and territorial integrity. Poland's appeal will probably be confined to the re' quest for additional credits for tho purchase of war materials.
 WASHINGTON, Aug, H.. There is still no announcement as to tho de- cision of the American government in the Polish situation. The State De- partment had no information concern ing the Polish events with the except ion of that carried in the Associated Press dispatches.
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NATURAL DEVELOPMENT

The demonstration of Christian Science in the healing Of the sick and the reconstruction of human thought on lines of right activity is today an accomplished and acknowledged fact, It is evident. in this connection, that if the existing systems of religion and medicine had been adequate to meet the needs and to satisfy the desires of mankind. no other system would ever have been necessary or even possible.
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1920-08-11

 SCIENCE
 LECTURE

Nr. Wm. ". Porter, (. <. B., of New 10 k Ci;y, member ot the Board of lc,tu .cship of the Mother Church, the rirs, Church of Christ, Scicu,.si iu Boston. Mass. Iccturd before a large a,d attentive ,udi.1c, at ta, I.3,rty hcauc last evening. Na rot.r wa, introduced by Yrs. P len Y. F,icnd "s follows:
 My friends, your presence ~crc ,h.s @o..g @ @A"s..s th' fact or your interest u tA' wonderful ,tbi',; of Ch.,uan Science. There js nothing new in Christian Science aS is com. mon'y supposed. l. is as old a, the be- ginning of time and is founded ah- Solu;cly on the bible, amt the teach ings of Christ and on nothing else. The rapid growth of Christian Science during the last half century k due to it's practicability aS religion and that fact that everything claimed by it can be proven. lt k essentially a re igion of happiness, joy and brotherIy love aud l introduce to you, with pleasure, one who k we'll qualified to speak on the subject, NIr, Wm. M. Porter C. $. B.. of New York City. who i> a member of the Board of Lee tureShip Of the Mother Church, the First Church of Christ, Scientist, in Boston, Mass"
 Mir. Porter then delivered a most interesting and logical lecture, in part aS follows:
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-15
AZ The Mission.

An exciting chase after nOt0ri-
Gus international crook and the adj
ventures an dromance that follow In
zee Tourncur production.
ne train forms the theme Of the lat
est Maurice Tourneur production.
MY Lndy's Garter" the phOtOplay nt
trG. tion that opened two days run
1T the Mission theatre. esterday.
jacques futrellc wrote the original
story
The criminal IL known as Tho
Hawk" and his identity II a mys-
terry. Following his theft Of the Ia
nous Iewclicd garter Of the Countess
Of Salisbury. he transfers his field 81
activities 10 the estate Of mn Amer
team rallr0ud niagnatc. 4 young man
who calls himself Bruce Calhoun and
lives on yacht near the Hamilton
manor " irnilod by the detectives
ard thought To he "The Hawk" Iii1
love affair with Helen Hamilton.
whom be- meets by chance. IN render
ed rocky ~ the fact tina the vi
ne idlselosc the reasons for his mys-
ItcilOug comings a'd gOings. lI11tver
u spcc,atn'nf T, bbcfy In bo.'on
'nanl aud q near trrInwrcck assist
IN clearing mp matters. ana the end.
lng Is starting NJ II IL satisfactory.
Wyndhnm standing. Sylvia Dreamer
and Holmes v. Herbert are ihcludeh
in the capable cast. The picture Is
u typical Tourneur product ana IL
Paramount Aircraft release.
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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-15
WITH THE STATE Pi,I.ss
tine Thing lie Can't Do.

"Nr Railey" notes IN" nalla'
Nogs paragraphcr rSya be- cunldn'l
bring vhiskey back li BE- wanted TO-
AZ last h. has found one thing he
thinks be- couldn't do" A lui ui
NJ nailoy's followers think a. had
hls tongue IN hls check when be- aid
lhni. their belief that be- can, m
deed being the main reason they Hto
following hIW An observer re-
mafkcd the other da' hat some ct
those fclllnF .oudesl their acclaim
oi Thomas ielfeuun ana states
Hvhis eildcnib believed thai the
urr Wa. ih- name ui h'g dlHliller
Hnd the other the name Of BIZ favor
lie brand A. lhp Houston Poet re-
marked ihn other day we att
hrarnr much ~ returning in h'm'
urIuilc principles nnd - l"li,f.nh
hut 4 D. iuun' that "" cont starr
hafi 20 irffrnuu with shoes states.
mra ieadlar hnd 80 very ilr before
800 res tho outlines y the hfrArrlrl
tnd snali ihr dls'illeurs Nirhlia
900 Times
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-15
Amusements
nli,c Thona- ~ llclull.

Olive Thomas. who ylil appear at
the Dclndi theatre in her new Seiz-
nlek picture. Tho Glorious Lady ~
hns rninod more fame 40 the last two
,cars than b. allotted tn many slnEc
ana screen a8piunis IN their cniln
lifetime. Perhaps hcr liitl ancrs'ry
ha. 1mclhlnE To- do with 70 perhaps
nn, uf her parents Kissed ihn blirr-
e., stone. or did something Win u
fnnr. lol.cd shamrock or. perhaps =
may have boon just PLAIN, pure nara
work Ca that ae u may. Mlss owe
/, able to say with Lord BYRON !
.upohr one mornink ~ iind myself
famous" 800
MS Thumus was born near Puts
lurrh about twenty years ago. Ihoic
r.I mover boon n Tor ~ the nuiiy
Gmll, Dufiy b. her real name
and her parents were sony mnch op-
uusnd 20 whu uhcy called the STA .
f.y,"." But fhc pou,Vorod, and
,oinr in New York. ouruEnd 10 O dan
cling contest ON thr New Amsterdam
Roof Her personal charm was so
airlkiug aud her dancing marked hy
such grace and oaan that when Flo
rpng ZirefIcld saw her. be- immedi'
n,oly engaged her Tor the Follie'
and Midnight Frolic.
FOR two gcasuns .ho continued Ia
dazzle Follir4 audiences win her
nr,attic art az the same time be-
enmins u Ip,oritr model Tor famous
artists. among the being Harrison
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-15

Texas return to the old regime OF
political corruption. TO bring Wills.
key back }o the youth OF tho land
II he can and 10 hold the women Of
the country. however great their at.
talnmonts or abilities In their old
position OF political subsection 90 the
viii Of the men.
Bailey does not believe that the
world should move forward, tie
would no, see Il grow better and bot
ter Ne r. opposed 10 progress lie
fayors. not even marking time. but
right about face ana stroll back
ward for nuy years or 80 to old
conditions
Railoys best friend canuo, clsim
Tor him friendship Tor the lahorng
man. the farmer or the producer.
Nor can bis best friend for one IN
slant deny that he has always been
upon terms Of close fellow ship with
the money kings OF the nation. the
corporation and those who have de-
signs upon the purses ar the labor
of the small but sovereign ciil 1n.
The time IL fast approachIns when
Texas will proclaim to the peoplo of
the world tina, The spirit OF reaction
cannot find Judgement among them
They will show that no out-ot. state
rcsldcn, with n s\yo aud couymc.
ing argument can pull the wool over
their eyes or turn them from the
forward path along which they aro
moving.
Bailey will meet defeat. and the
women voters ot Texas are roing 20
have large hand IN bringius u
about.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-15
Never Has To Call O
Doctor Battles
Internally"

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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-15
CLEANUP " { { K
PRIZES WILL Be
EXPLAINED s D D n
SCHOOLS 10 re VISITED AM
rtpiiS TOID MOTT
PLANS HERE.
CHURCHES MAY COOPERATE
iuN WIN IT, General thgiman and
several others Have lhrp
ipp,inlc io Assist
~ the Work

4 committee composed q! "a n
duncan, chairman. y. .. Griggs anil
G. ). Goldsmith viii visit each roo III
~ nll the schools aud explain ih'
terms OF the nrilc offer ANA l'y .H
detail hciOi" The pupils The vura lt
b. done Pupils uf the s"Hou. hrN.
| Iug tho clpnu"Ht. nrliuWt unN mo
sanitary diviriu win gcl iir.t pr,i'
of 49,. coma prize viii b. So un
third prize Eta
Another committee cf Which nr
n W virgin IT, chairman anG " T..
Estes and Horace Russell nu mem.
tcrl will wish clubs AMI chlrchos
1T the ciiv encouraging "mDrisliip
Of those orders To activity.
WIN Distribute Hand nils
Thc publicity oommltlr. Cd; wb'cH
e. :. Goldsmith H. oha,unun viii
distribute 3,0oC hand bills 40 boz
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place window cards IN 'uwu.towu
hhsln'W Houses uud Iur icity cor
the IAN uaign viii ~ columns au,
Mng over IN the newspapers.
General Chairman element u.
iusi arnt unccd toCpy thJt % .s rpN
none too early flr preliminary
cleanup work Ia begin. Rubbish
and :rash piled m back alleys VIII
be- picked up and PkCn care uf ."
the city AZ thu ely truck cannot
tower the entire territory in q Udy,
rome portions VIII have in Wfil &.
hauling mlcs, here is ulhish rath-
cred and ready early In the EocN.
Cl,an.rp wIk Was a mlrArd Nir.
cors last year u bed the rippnrt
- everybody tad Chairman Nast
predicts the same hearty cu.0pcra.
ton this year
Mr.. Tiigg to Issist.
Mr. Howard 'lugg. ~ chairman
" the Women Federated clubs ct
Amarillo. will visit IN woncl's
clubs In the interest of the clcl'.u!
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Committees for tho clean. y
Campaign. April 18th To- 1iih .rr.
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Publicity committee. .. = Gold
smith. chairman A. y. Hirrs,N Paul
r. Nickois. and Walter Lyon
School Committee VI. u. Duncan
chairman: y. ;. Grirrs pad G. -
Goldsmith
clubs and Churclov ~ II 81
NirFin, chairman. W. u. C'H ~
Horace Russell
Federated Clu. Mrs Howard
Trigg, chairman.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-15
MISS HARRIS RETURNS
TO WORK 1T RATION. n. N


Mis- l,Ih lJrrit, vino has boon
In Amarillo for I've past two Ncel
lhe fu, oi ~ and Mr. H. T.. Nc
'l"slH, l1y, TODAY - return lo
l"r dui'l. l nom, demonstration
lg,li nt ri'nH NOV NJ, s.ro
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ilp work. ln Cu'fN coduN. s.
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iame pMCI'. fot tho cnutir- Of
lnllrr nH"dll and Oldham
Nits lliui g. lrlirhtrl with hpr
r," position. which plrH consider
.bly letlfr than d.d her Ro.a here.
ind sl' No. tho %, p'r with Nhnm
tn b. thrown 100 rnri,C ilr e..
rl1rs me country about N"fm unt
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nn.f "i'lUrni Hbf
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tr'iFn tilnn be-" has not b'.n iillsi.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-15

votk iogically belong Tho nornnl
schools believe wholehoariedlv 10
'he importance of the teachers
WORK their ideals are more IN haf'
mnny with the teachers and HI work
than the .iaud,ids ~ any other Aud
~ uhool. there b. about them an
atmosphere Wh.c his ruadu tive 20
che professional hplrit nf the ira
fogthtr fhey attempt iO DO ully one
inug. and INA think well--tl,e pre-
parai.o NOT teachers they offer no
other ssirsuFlng professions uf to-
lrati0nH which might tend ~ overt
ihn minds ui their sldeuH flum heif
predetermined course The best go.
ihoutea admit that q vocational
srhoni devoted exclusively - co."
kinl of wnrt clr more easily aiiiin
diHInrI Ion ln IT, field than ihlt
hu0. Hh.b makes sny vocation or
I Ifuieasinn rgfelY d tldr issue. Ana
ahen ihr public f0arhe. ihe place
here BE- H willing a. rnifnn ihH
H.inrs ~ prrparlnE teachers lor
Zoo a'Hdt ~ public hupl work rs
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1000 hnlt ws she'll hafe mufa
fs1rhsn fnf nur rhuult aHl d better
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THE GOLDEN RULE THE Cure

Evidence Is arcumulatlng tina, the
unauthorized strikes being conduc''
cd by members OF some railway
unions are being fomeated by Red
.Flasgers.
These revelations, should be 9
warning 10 all conservative. earnest
unIonists. These should seek TO root
out OF their organizations thes,
would-be revolutIonists. who ar,
without honor or common sense
They should realize that the peri
which overhangs the unions Of the
country Is most emphatically due Il
the activities OF the gentlemen OI
the I. w. W. persuasion. whose oily
real interest in the cause OF IN,
working man IL 10 enlist him Il
open revolt against all that stand
for stability OF the government and
deceney among the people OF th'
country.
The theory upon which the unions
Of the nation are found Is one oI
the most beautiful man can imagiue
The weaker the wage earnors. ar,
banded together for mutual pro,cc
ton against the poweriul-bande,
together TO attain their just deserts
but no, TO encroact upon the righu
Ct others
so long as the unionis,s conform
to the principles which are the ioun
dalton stones Of their organizations
90 long will they be- given whole
hearted support ON the part Of M
people. and ready cooperation n
the part oi the employer Bui yhel
they permit Red FiagFers. nfshe
visits and I. W. W brethren n Die
tate exireme pol.cies no' ~ accou
With ne purposes Of union orrsu
isAiionk. then they lose bolh M
friendship aud respect ~ me om
rloyeru and people 81 the nation
u IA well for the unions 20 froY
In powsr, that lhoy mar che bette
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We sci Nothing Over sI.nn

Every article we sell b. the best
pc. 'lblc grade at the price. We ssll
hardware. aluminium. tulle, goods.
notions. hosiery. candy. toys Watch
for our daily aud saturday Specials
Register Tor our free sct ol dishes.
UNITED &c III si.0O STORES.
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