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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-09-27
Nor nt Prcscnt Priccs.

NOT ~ Present Bficts.
Inquisitve Pupil-"Will electricity
cure person OF anything"
Teacher-''lt VIII n enough OF Il
t1 taken"
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-09-27
HcrLog Not Involved.

"But when | called Benton and
Herzog before me-" he continued.
Benton said Hal Chase had offered
him the money and not Herzog.
"Bentou also told me that before
that game started McGraw told hin:
either to 'win or buy a ticket home
| don't know just what McGraw may,
have meant BY that remark, but Mt
any rate New York won"
President Heydlcr expects to tes-
tfy before the grand jury Tuesday.
lie will give it additional evidence
which he did not disclose tonight,
he SAID, including a quantity Of docu-
rnpntary evidence.
The Kansas City sun. (Kansas City, Mo.) 1908-1924, 1920-07-03
PERRlN-HENDERsoN COMPANY.
Coming to Kansas City for Limited
Engagement.
Famous Eastern Revue Will Play a
Lincoln Theater.

Famous Eastern Revue Will Play at
Lincoln Theater.
Mr.. Lawrence E. Goldman, one OF
the owners of the Lincoln Theater,
has just returned from and Eastern
/ trip. He has brought back some good
news and big surprises for the Color
/ ed community of Kansas City. The
| good news is that Kansas City is going
to get from now on all of the big mu.
sical revues and dramatic stock com.
panies that have been playing in all
of the big cities along the coast. The
surprises are the names of the Big
| Shows that he has booked for the Lin.
coin Theater.
Mr.. Goldman does not intend to
withdraw from the exhibition of mo-
tfon pictures but rather, will hit hard
er than ever in securing the Big Feat
ures, and among those coming are
William S. Hart in THE Toll Gate"
Georges Carpenter in the wonder
Man." The Fortune Teller" Terror
Island" and many other super-produc-
tions. But he is going to do this: Show
big feature bill together with n.u-
sical comedies and dramatic stock
companies. No theater in the coun-
try catering to the Colored people are
giving their patrons the wonderful,
entertaining presentations as will be
shown at the Lincoln By stock com
pany, Mr.. Goldman, wishes that it be
properly understood that they will not
be local talent dramatic clubs, but
that they will be the seasoned and
experienced stars of the Colored stage
who have been playing dramatic stock
year in and year out.
The first show will be an excellent
musical comedy-a real extravaganza
which has been highly praised by
the stage critics Perrin-Henderso
Company composed of eighteen artists
of superior ability. 1t is up-to-the-min-
ute in all of its songs and gags, beau
tiful new costumes, special scenery
and stage effects, full of real, clean
comedy, classy dancing and wonder
full singing. The principals are bright
clever headliners. The girls are pret-
ty and graceful. A nifty chorus and a
snappy story-everything that goes
to make splendid entertainment. AS
stated besides this Revue, a feature
picture will also be shown. All in all
it's going to be bright, snappy bill
full of pep and go, but in no instance
will there be anything said or done
that will offend good taste and pro-
priety,
The Perrin-Henderson Co., will
change their bill twice each week, the
Broadway Revue" will start Monday,
July 5th, and the bill will be changed
the following Thursday with another
comedy drama. There will be two
shows every evening, the first begin
ming at 7:15 and the second show at
9:15.
The Kansas City sun. (Kansas City, Mo.) 1908-1924, 1920-07-03

effect that "Rube must fall" 1t is
generally believed that our boys did
not get just fair deal in the breaks
or decisions when they played the
black yanks in their home town in
the early season. The boys are hop
ing to so out play these fellows when
they meet here ELK WEEK that
their very clean manner will prove a
sweet revenge.
The Chicago Giants, often confused
with the american Giants. Rube's
team, came for a five game series
last Saturday morning. These boys
played some tight ball in the various
The Kansas City sun. (Kansas City, Mo.) 1908-1924, 1920-07-03
A WORD FROM THE MANAGEMENT.

tried out both new pitcher and catch.
er, Smith and Ray. Both went good
Smith let the Giants down with six
hits, while the Monarchs amassed
twelve off the Giants pitcher. Nc
Nair put one over the right field
fence for his homer today. Harper
trippled in the fifth Mendez grab
bed hot line drive in the sixth and
cleverly doubled out runner at first.
Score by innings.
Kansas City ........O3214 10
Batteris, Mcdowell. Davis, Beckwith
Smith, Ray.
Wednesdays Game.
A single by Mendez in the tenth
round which scored Crawford, gave
the Monarchs a clean sweep in the
series with the Chicago Giants today.
Taylor and Crawford engaged in a
pitchers duel for nine innings. the
Monarchs' HEAVIER striking out eleven
visitors and yielding only four scat
tered base knocks. While TAYLOR
was nicked for seven blows, no two
OF which came in the same inning.
Giants. ....OOOOOOO OOOOOO q
Monarchs. 10000 000O01 |
Hits and earned runs-Off Crawford
and 0, off Taylor and l. Two
base hits-McNair. Winston Three
base hit-Carr. Stolen bases-Mc-
Nalr, Portunda. Struck out-By
Crawford II, by Taylor 2. Bases on
balls-Off Crawford ?, off Taylor 2.
Umpires-Wheeler and Watkins.
Note-Monarchs take the road this
week for st. Louis, Chicago, Detroit.
The Kansas City sun. (Kansas City, Mo.) 1908-1924, 1920-07-03
ARMOUR STARS AGAINST JEF.
FERSON CITY.

The Armour Stars and the Red Sox
OF Jefferson City played ball last Sat
urday and Sunday. The Saturday
game was won by the Armours in 12
innings by 6 to score, while the
Red Sox won the Sunday game with
score of 10 to 4. The Armours
were also beaten in a morning game
sunday by the Cubs (white) by a
score of IA to Z.
Charles P. Wilson, Reporter
The Kansas City sun. (Kansas City, Mo.) 1908-1924, 1920-07-03
Roberts Brokers' Sales.

The Roberts Automobile Brokers at
l5OS e. 18th street report the follow
sales this week:
Mr.. Lewis Bell, employee for the
Pullman Car Company for twenty-five
years residing at 2209 Michigan ave-
nue. purchased new 1920 Chalmers
Laundaulet to be put in livery serv-
Ice This beautiful and serviceable
car cost Mr. Bell $4,35O.OO cash and he
WIN place at the wheel the old reliable
Bill Page.
Mr. Charles Harris, secretary of the
d. L. +. Union of America who was
CHAIRMAN of committee to secure
The Kansas City sun. (Kansas City, Mo.) 1908-1924, 1920-07-03
ADVERTISERS CORNER.
GOOD morning.

Did you read our Ads last week?
If you did, you noticed that they
not only inform and instruct but di
vert and entertain.
A friend seriously remarked that
Colored people had nothing to adver.
tise. Well, well, don't laugh, he evi
IDENTIFY had not seen the Sun. Keen
The Kansas City sun. (Kansas City, Mo.) 1908-1924, 1920-07-03
FOOD FOR FANS.
By Chas. Starks.

The local kings took the series OF
games in nice consecutive order from
the giant men from the great city by
the lake. The Monarchs, as the name
indicates, are playing ball like real
kings Of their cult. And everything
points to a high mark in organized
baseball machinery within their club
by the time they play the mighty
Rube Foster with his bunch of keen
cutters. The slogan is fast crystaliz.
ing among Kansas City fans to the
The Kansas City sun. (Kansas City, Mo.) 1908-1924, 1920-07-03

funds for the purchase of car for
Rev. r. H. Ewing, pastor of the Vine
Street Baptist Church, took but short
time to get the "wherewith" togeth-
er and at once went to this reliable
firm and purchased Ford Touring
car.
Mrs. May King of the Paseo Hotel
purchased Ford truck.
The Kansas City sun. (Kansas City, Mo.) 1908-1924, 1920-07-03
CHICK EN- DINNER.

VIII be given by the Degree Team
of the Eastern Star at Mrs. Josie Tru-
harts' 1927 Michigan avenue, July
4th from 12 to 8 p. m. Everybody in.
vited.
The Kansas City sun. (Kansas City, Mo.) 1908-1924, 1920-07-03

Beginners, persons who have never
mad music lessons before are invited
TO enter Prof. Jackson's summer
classes in music. Ring Bell phone
Main 1876 or his residence, Fairfax
2O62.
The Kansas City sun. (Kansas City, Mo.) 1908-1924, 1920-07-03

If you miss attending the Midsum.
mer Fashion Show and Ball at Con-
vention Hall July 5, you'll miss a rare
treat. Everybody's going. Get your
tickets at the nearest drug store.
The Kansas City sun. (Kansas City, Mo.) 1908-1924, 1920-07-03
Howard University
WASHINGTON, DC.
J. STANLEY DURKEE,A. M, Phi. D., President
EMMETT J. SCOTT, AM, LID, Secretary Tre1

J. SCOTT, Am, Secretary TreaSur
Collegiate and Professional Schools
Junior College the Freshman Sophomore years. leading
to the Senior Colleges.
Senior College the Schools Liberal Arts Educa-
non, Journalism, Commerce and Finance grantno
respectively the degrees A. B. S. A. Education;
b. 5. in journalism; B. s. in Commerce.
School OF Applied Science four giving degree
in E. E. S in M. E. in Architecture; S. in Agri-
culture, and B. S. in Household Economics
SchOO OF Music four giving degree of Mus
School OF Religion three giving degree D. Aso
ploma and Correspondence Courses.)
School OF Law, three evening giving degree
School Medicine including Medical Dental
Four Medical Dental student three years for
Pharmaceutical students. Following degrees given: D D. S.
Phar. c.
Students enter for Collegiate Work beginning any quarter
REGISTRATION:
Autumn Quarter Ito 29.l9
winter Quarter January 3, 1921
Spring Quarter March 9 and
For Catalog apd Information,
DWIGHT o. W. HOLMES Registrar
HOWARD UNIVERSITY, Washington D. c.
The Kansas City sun. (Kansas City, Mo.) 1908-1924, 1920-07-03

Don't miss attending the Midsum-
mer Fashion Show and Ball July
The Kansas City sun. (Kansas City, Mo.) 1908-1924, 1920-07-03

your eye on them and watch the Ads
grow.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-10-21
Miss WILSON'S
Beauty Secrets

Anna q. Nilsson. the wonderful mo
iion picture actress. who n writing q
series ol articles on beauty secrets soon
- appear In this paper. SAYS that u
beautiful rosy white skin aud complex
ION Is the very hest asset any girl ur
woman can have. She further states
that the hcsi and quickest way To- oh
tain this IL o. usc simple toilet prepl'
ration familiar to every well known ac'
ir,ss IL is called dcrwilio and can I've
obtained NJ the toilet counter oi any
uptodltr drug a. department. store
This wonderful Il, rwilo u used by over
five hundred thousand discriminating
girls and women throughout the coun'
try and IN rapidly becoming a regular
tad. II takes the place of face powder.
stays IN better and it, use cannot bc
detected Precipitation does not affect
IL and IL viii not rub of on clothing
Dctwillo Is especially recommended Tor
dark. sallow. rough skin. freckles, tan
wrinkles and many other facial hiem'
lshcS llc sure To- read Miss Missions
newt article In the meantime get dec
willo and Try u todly. YOU az" SURF 10
be- delighted.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-10-21
@8&5IFh
AJvkp d MEYER

There are harps that complain 10 the
presence of night.
To the presence ot night nione--
In a near and uncninrenblc tone
Like winds. fun Of sound. that 10 whis
pefing NV
Yes harps that complain IL iho
br,c1c 81 night
To the brcczcs oi night hiOne:
Growing fainter AM fainter. On ruddi
aud bfiSnt
The suns rolls aiOit IN MS draoery
II light
Lake conducor SHAKING nis briiilan
hair
And flourishlnr robs un the sdgs ~
the DIR
Rolling aud erect IN a cha!:oi,ng
throne.
Ycs strings that l.c ,;al ~ Gao Cushin;
Of day
That awake. ~ awe. - the hreez' =
at night
ever az plsy
when the evening is r,sr sra ;ti Iun
Breathing Out the a''i av-a oi Ne
lighi.
These strings by nv'nt'" Gnsess ns
played
But thick ~ H. stars 'r Ills muse
IN made.
And these flutes alone.
Ia one dreamy tone.
Are ever blown
Forever aud ever.
The liyc.long night yc hear the sntind
Liz. distant waters flowing round
Ia ringing caves, while heaven Is
sweet
with crowdlne tins iir- Mag
where fountain music falls.
And riva. fnlnsi - .. ...ot John NoI
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-10-21
>,..,,rr 81 Parent Teachers Association

FIfty. seven mothers were IN attend
ancc at the meeting of the Parent
Teachers Association held Tucsdny al
ternoon AT the johnson street school.
Many matters q importance were dis.
rus.cd and decided upon and splendid
reports were given hy all committees.
Tn. play Ground Committee reported
many improvements aud new "quipm'hi
installed Ter IN" amusement ct the put
Mia An interesting program was rcnd'
cred hy the high fifth. fourth and first
grades Mrs. Thompson read PAPER
an IN. subject of Recreation" which
was thoroughly enjoyed, and after an
enthusiastic discussion ~ the plans a.
be- carried out in the near future. diinty
Refreshments of punch and cak" w"r'
served hy Miss Jackson and Mesiames
Sullivan and kruggp. assisted hy four
hieh fifth grade pupils. Great interest
was expressed by the members 81 th'
association for the future oi the organi
gatlon. and each member expressed his
willingness to assist In the hctiermcn'
of both school and Parcnt.Tcachcr'
Club.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-10-21
THREE IN THIS FAMILY.
RESTORED TO HEALTH

from my sleep In the mornings
would get up feeling al Tired and worn
cut aud unfit for anything
"W'll. I decided to sec what Tnnllc
would do Tor me. and I soon found that
II WIS Just the thing | needed. began
improving almost from the very start.
aud nuW my appetite h ~ lin" that I
enjoy ,iii"g lul anything. My dig"F
iinn Srcms 60 bo perfect Tor NV
stomach feels 3. 90 an thD time and
I'm ju.' full - Now strength and en-.
rrgy Ms vito and eldest daughter
were iu almost similar condition o.
Ils,ii and Tuilr ma built 40 m up
t. thHf ih'r ."u nov enjoying u'rt,
health. tnp Tnnl, be- the Lysi moi.
p.u, $500. ,s,i used ai uur hYuS'. ana 1871.
give 10 600 %. Dr edo iOy cor present
snnd h.ill
T.ula, s .,l n Amarillo by = ".
& .il.I bT.r Go.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-10-21

New Works Fashion Authority.
NEW YORK. oct Ut is all "
Kid. this suit with IT, graceful lines. q
soft tan toned. dull.suIiac,d Kid. as pli.
able %. ANY cloth and q novelty besides
To h'g.n with. its oulOr Is delicious
81 dun. soft. r-lWapr color. with d
striped gg1pr cui,r and bllcS Tor the
pockets and hat Narrow hands of IN"
kid outlin, al the edges
u ~ really m achievement. this suit.
and jns' incidentally, gr,iug that II h.
calculated tn last several seasons, II
iH net expensive.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-10-21
a TENNs WnNpER.

For kidney ana bladder troubles,
gravel, weak and lame trck. rheuna'
tism and irregularities uf the kidneys
and bladder IN both mon and women.
II not Sold hy your druggist. viii lie
ANT hy mail IN receipt uf sl,ej. Small
bottle often cures. Send for sworn ics-
timoulals ID. T.. W. Hall. eg2t6 ONE
street. - Louis. Mo. Sold by drug
rists Acknowledgement
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-10-21
GAY APRON TRIMNIIN,r.

Childrcn's white aprons may he
frightened and made more dainty WITH
"a twisting border ~ bright culorcd rib.
hon al the hem. This II accomplished
by stitching the hem with u very lons"
stitch On sewing machine and runnin:
"A needle tarrldcd with Colored baby
ribbon or floss, In and out under tho
stitches on the right side oi the apron.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-10-21
MN RING WATCH.

The most fashionable th!ng In icw'lrv
az present II the platinum ring watch.
In spite ~ the fact that u nDs not
keep time az well ~ the wrist watch. II
Is being widely adopted.
Gid bracelets Of various tyr--, ~ wei
~ the diamond and platinum c'"rlcis,
arr becoming very popular.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-10-21
f,,y,.,;,n Eudeayw Social,

The Christian l:ndeavors Will give 4
delightful social this evening IN
IN. paIiors Of the Christian church
Al members. prospective members and
friends are most cordially invited.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-10-21
Circle Chairman 81 woman's Auxiliary,

The circle chairman of the Woman, :
Auxiliary 81 the First Christian church
met yesterday afternoon NJ the home
on Mrs. Ray whoatlcy. Sis Washing
ton street at three o'clock.
All circles will meet next "Wednesday,
October s7ih The place of meeting viii
b. announced later.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-10-21
Social Notes and Personal Mcniion

M. and Mrs = 4. Agcr and their
aon sidney. lr. 81 Fort Worth. are the
guests az Mr.. and Mrs l. q Ssllafs.
sGi Harrison street Nj. and Mis-. Age.
win also Spcnd sometime with MIR and
Mrs. Lon S,llars. iiDj Folk street.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-10-21
Meeting al ~. VI. \.

The w. ~. =. of Polk StI~i W. u.
church met yesterday afternoon IN the
annex for . nrorrrhn for the Mission.
AIRY Voice with Mrs Dcason as leader
Mcnl,.rs who have forgotten o. hring
donations of odd cups and hcoks f"r the
nnncx Will please keep this In mind and
assemble nj .l5 ~ the program ear
begin promptly nj three. Visitors al
WAYS welcome and now members gladly
r'''.iHAll--AA--st
A ton az cork ,occhpics a space IL ls'
cube fce,. a ton ~ gJld that e euhl'
feet. ..tt Lrt..
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-10-21
ChIId Study Club To Mcei.

child STUDY club viii meet Friday at
t.rnonn al the homo ~ Mira u. y Nc
Lellan. 1895 Taylor sirc'f. Mrs. y J..
Edwards will lead the lesson which
viii he taken from the study book. AZ
members are urged ~ he present.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-10-21
Social Note, and Personal Mention.

Mrs. q. VI. Fake who has spent son"
weeks In Austin with her daughter oil
Yer l,ca who Is attending school Their.
has returned home.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-10-21
LONDOS POI.ICEWOMEN.

t'nbec. dning uniforms and strenuous
work has not daunted the policcwomcn
Of London. They have bcc0me perm
anent figure In the street life of that
city. and the waiting list Of applicants
~ reported a. be- growing.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-10-21
III Anns Plnilr.

I'll" 81 Vous Platte club win meet
this afternoon with Mrs William
Oliver gel jefferson street al thr''
o'clock. Al members are urged 10 b"
lf,rsut
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-10-21
birth Notice.

alr. and Mrs J H. Mckinley. iaOe
jefferson street. announce the arriv,l
ot n baby boy born Tuesday, October
18th.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-10-21
Wonan's Auxiliary.

TIL" Woman's Auxiliary ~ tho CEN
ifal Presbyterian church met In the An
mex at ESQ yesterday with good az.
tendance. The afternoon was spent IN
packing number uf comforts that
ATE H. b. sent a. the Presbyterian o..
phan'r Home
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-10-21
Bellc I.erne,t Missionary Society

The Belle Bennett Missionary Society
q the Polk Street Methodist church met
yesterday afternoon IN the pnrlors Of
the church and ~ interesting aud in
struciiye program WAS enjoyed.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-10-21
Recital 20 he Given.

Eltunor Crc- Rider will pr sent In
rc-'iiai cornrlia GOWN and lrcn" Mo-.
gan nt the Central Presbyterian church
Thursday evening. October =, 1899. at
Q O'Clock
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-10-21
RANDALL DRTG 90.

1hststurr.ar an eli,sy!arface bout .bue
rndernm.thocs c'rNiac. !. f.;haye mado
tAis rc,l.ioa pocs.ble.
iiycu are oycrfst. cppos II 9, phytieal CT
c;i:ot: fond fire - ard ~ roddthlngs.
ardt..l N-at toTtcic' yC-r excess helh
ts.rsl pou..Sc. 50 O. y0sf dugget Tor
VIII iotAc al-T...ol9 c.. sjSGgtcidlu.d-
ia.. nS'io.t. i.ih) 90 ave h.m. Cor I
te.,d the.al guc drl,a..' .uc. 'yngyJcr
Ambition q a tfifi. ~ NJ g. lytectE- I
ina -ood - ACN a Mfr-rc'l prr.cTip-
tn T.5lctc (-ut -.'a..sc,i u accordance
with the !sulcus bar iolA u scupilonl:
tao cGs ottiC. : Les at csldy tab'cfs
az 9 each r'-ai afi q hc4,i-rc. and va \
will r. l-t.f y. g-ie q two. thrts
orf- -'i''r r We =.
The : -t'are = 'fl,.-,-,t Until y-sr
weiriT ~ - 1T e. ~. Marnoia
pTtssliptau r-s saly taTfn.
Iess -. 49,. I.a 3D. ., t..c rgs.r4i \
health. y ss...H. v illCi-' = =
weAse.Irg q, ..... .tfl e. - ~
uhat you TX. .s e. ~ - tN- >
nfi.lctes, bot tsAg s,.. ... . i1...' De
fully I'D vr''itNss. ..t. t.n.' =
viii riislI -.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-10-21

New York's Fashion Authority
NEW YORK. oct. 2O.--Tho vogue
IT figured fabrics has brought out sons"
very worthy blouse innovations u
Whi,h enc excellent example h. Illus
irnted. It's material is ind-siruotihlc
wolfe IN q pattern which ~ not q pro.
ununccd iigur, hut vague browns and
loft blues on background If w"Ol
shadcy and. therefore. u can 10" worn
with skirt IT almost amy material ~
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-10-21
PROGRAM

Dem Arrest NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. rnntlSiY
fiona. Miss Gown; organ. Miss Rider.
il,nd,l ... Polka Blllliante
Putnam patriot., 1920-11-19
TROUBLE FOR THE MAN WITH
 THE HOE
Manuel Roderiek and Andrew Taylor
 End Duel In Police Court

After quarreling for several weeks over this and that, Manuel Roderick and Andrew Taylor. both of whom are now employed on the work of building the addition to the Day Kim ball Hospital, finally reached such n point of heat that they both landed in the police court on Wednesday morn ing, Roderick with a bandage on his head which he claimed was the result of Taylor's welding a mortar hoe. The climax of the quarrel seemed to come from a discussion as to whether or not Roderick should use some nor tar which Taylor was mixing and which he declared was not ready for use. Nevertheless Roderick used the mortar and Taylor used the hoe, ac- he claims. Roderick re- ceived deep cut on his head, but the judge nolled the case.