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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-10
PABLO DURO BAPTIST ASSOCIATION
WILL BEGIN CONVENTION TONIGHT;
NOMANs UNION To MEET TODAY

Tho paio Durn Baptist Association
viii h'gn Hs annual convention 80
5s5 o'clock iumgit nt pld, Dole,
git.s from Potter. Armstrong. D'd.
ham. Carson and Gray rounti,s Hrn
expected 90 De- in attendance n IL h,.
livved that thu ATTENDANCE from Nina.
rillu viii b" unusually large
Tn" snssiurs Viii ,urtlnu, fh"aHrh
"Wednesday and possibly Thursd y
UufHing according Co officers " n
Fuuua u moderator co. president uf the
ls-. f.ttInu. Rev Robert rfNdr Isl s't.
rotary and pr T. Nuun b. .,lt tiry.
Th, Woman's MsSunlr, Union nm
uNil1ry 81 the association Nil ndd
ts annual convention duuug the ,r.
ii- dli l' CLAUDE today Mrs J i
Garrison ~ Amarillo II president Thr
detailed program = the cuiy,nuf
win be- found un page eight on tha
s.i,ietS r.lumns ~ this issue ui The
Daily News
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-10

the pulk Street Methodist church. "iIow
The Hounds Find the liares In Anna.
lilo Was the subject of Evangelist J.
" Phillips talk az night on the vacant
let south ~ the church sixteen new
members were received following this
forNico.
Evangelist Phillips topic for last
night WIS "Runhing The Hogs out Of
ihr church IN the morning he spoke
un The church ut Prayer His sub.
i'.iH IHr the rcmaind,r ~ the week
follow
II'ailv AuT 10. go D. m Subject
Jesus the Pattern Soul Winner"
Wednesday, AUG ~. gpU q M. Sub.
Ir.t SIiun ana the Anti Christ
"Wednesday, Aug a.. 800 % u. sub.
I'.. Guds Day Tor Amarillo"
Thursday Aug a. $500 q. no. Sub.
''i satan Bound ana Minimum llc.
gIns"
Thursday Aug ~. -3o p. ~. sub.
icrt where Are IN cD,ad'"
Friday Aug ~. 300 Il No. Subject
Code Tender Care ct Al who Dwell
IN Goshen"
Friday Aug ~. 71O y m. Subject
A ilvpucrtc's Reward"
saturday, Aug ~. 500 o. M "Spc.
ciil Message To- Women" Miss Bridges
.uf Persia the speaker
SATURDAY Aug ~. 731 n M Ser.
mon O. women only hy Evangelist phil
] ps Admission by ticket.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-10
TEXHOMA LOSES
SECOND To E[KS
sIIAKE.uP N IINE.uP FACTOR ~
NiCiOki --tALtERT hats
OFT HOMER.

Amarillo Elks won q fas, game from
Texhoma here sunday afternoon bN q
10 I score Ferguson was IN good
form and held the visitors 10 nine hits.
most 81 them being we'll scattered \
shake.up IN the Elks lineup ~ believed
70 have been a factor In bringing th'
victory t. the local players The Elks
lost 20 TcxhOma a. o Saturday.
Klopner was brought in from lefi
field and plac'd behind the hat Horton
went 20 first base and Calvert was
taken of the bench and placed IN loft
field. Calvert WAS NJ" hating star ~
the day. getting three hits in four trips
90 the plate. one being a homer IN the
fourth inning.
The Elks scored twice In IN" first
inning. once each IN the third. fourth
sixth and seventh innings T'Nhumn
made is lone tally IN IN" second In
ming.
The Elks will 80 90 rlainNicw Tor
games Thursday and Fri,lly Plain.
view will come here next Sunday
The box scotr
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-10
HAD SUFFERED FOR IS
YEARS SHE DECLARES

that I have actually fallen ~ the floor
I hHd PAINS an through my body nearly
no tho Time which were especially
had Boo M" small ~ my back. My
n'ryp were su upset that Il was simp
lN impossible Tor M" To- get "A good
nights sleep. Finally | became So
Iuu down and weak that for months
80 e tmr | could not do my house.
Nuik ur even leave my room.
4 tried many different medicines.
hut nothing seemed tu reach my ease
until started taking Tanlac and the
first BOTH" NJ II did me more good
than everything else l had taken put
tug'th'r am still taking II. although
| have been practically relieved of all
my troubles. Things had not dared
to '0t IN years now agree with me per
f,Ctly ! am almost entirely relieved
ui pain. am never troubled with dizzi.
ness ! can do my housewoik without a
particle 81 trouble. In fact don't
remember when have enjoyed as good
health as ! de- now. and II Is all due To-
what Tanluc has done Tor me"
Tanlac II sold In Amarillo by J. ".
Collins Drug Co.-tAdvD
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-10
Crandniece Of Founder Of the
Christian Church Gains IS
Pounds BY Taking Tanlsc

% IN.' uf finished my third bot.
f, of THr. md have ACTUALLY gain
'd THIRTY ntH pounds 100 weight" WAS
90. statement mad" recently hy Mrs
49, o. conway su3 East llidvpark
su,,t south 81 Joseph Mo. Mrs
CONWAY Is nu, uf the best known and
m 20 LipuIy respected woman IN South
So lus ih and b. n gaudni,,r uf Alex
nul.r Campbell. founder Of the chris.
tlu Church
For ut least fifteen years I had
r.iff.ttd dr,adfully from stomach truu.
hIr aud nervous indigestion. ! gradual.
N grew worse until finally ! lost my
appetite. and even when lid manage
90 sat little something II caused M
iuf,rr. suffering Aftri every motl
what I had eaten fcrm.nt,-l and blo0t'
"a m, up with gas until | could hardly
breathe. suffered ~ from dizziness
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-10
Isarnun l. NrNt

per,osc Of the advantage to- b" ''
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-10
AMARILLO BOOSTERS GIVEN
GLAD HAND At ALL POINTS,
TO LEAVE PLA|NV|EW TO-DAY
Continued From Page onel
Entertainment.

Entertainment.
The entertainment and song commit
tee n composed 81 Horace NJ. Russell
Jack Rodgers. and Y. II. Nichols. Lind.
say Mum. NJ. u. Weaver. George
Nagxard. Guy saunders and Marvin
Ncfsullough. under the Craftsmanship
Of Henry \. Cooch when time grows
heavy upon the hands VI the trad
evangels between stations they sins
-f'm a little prairie flower. grow
ing wilder every hour. Nohody cares
10 cultivate me. ~ I'm az wild as car
be-"
The long and short q {, on the ~
cursion are ]. r. HIN II the Panhandle
Lumber Company and George Staple
ton, the pride 81 kniya shrine, whc
have become commonly known among
the boosters a. Mutt and jeff. Among
those assisting Chairman L. y. Olive
IL the Amarillo Trade Extension
League are George n. Lindsay VIII
II acting Marshall 81 the day In all thu
paradea, assisted by John n. Boycc
w. {. Pope gracefully demonstrates hr
ability 70 an the roll of drum major
The Amarillo hand gave a concer
An the handstAnd on the court hous'
lawn. beginning at seven thirty.
specches Are Made.
Following the concert. speeches werf
made by both Amarillo and Luhhoca
business men The address 81 wcicom'
was delivered by +. l. kleit a Luh'
hook attorney. who turned the KEYS
IL the city over 90 the Amarilloans. H.
COMMUNICATED the Amarilloans on being
live bunch" and declared them q,
have more real PEP than even ih'
Dallas boosters who visited this cit,
some weeks ago.
Mr.. Klett told of the commercial a.
Qualities and possibilities 81 Luhhoci
and declared tina, this city would some
day b. a fii rival Tor the Queen city al
the plains. Appologizing for the cor
dltion q the local streets Mr. kleit ~
plalned that the thorcughfares are nov
undergoing a complete reworking pr
paratOry 10 the laying q twenty blocki
~ paving He concluded by announ'
ing 10 the Lubbock ladies that Their
were no married men on the booste
trip and added o. his remarks tia
all Of the ladies' in Lubbock were singh
ana none OF them over twenty ~
years q age. 10 which there was shafl
applause.
stinncii Responds.
A =. Stinnett who was introduce
by T. =. Durham Responded o. the o.
dress 81 welcome by Mr kleti an
highly COMMUNICATED thu south plain
upon Its wonderful vegetation an
crops. H. compiimsnted Lubbock q
being the largest city on the sout
plains and predicted many great thinl
for its future. he told u the pendin
bond issue In Amarillo for the COZ
struction q q coliseum IN which woul
be held large ssseinhlaees and invite
the citizens ~ this commonwealth
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-10

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G.nmh out On I,nrd

Following Nj larnuW's ,ddtr.s
Henry ; Guu,h wh" had just l'.n
released hy a.. civil officers un tNn
thousand dollar hUUd mounted ttr
platform and explained the exact Be-
iails NJ his arrest Un % barge &C hD.'
'.rrinr o., admitted his guilt TIN
dirty dozen ~ th, Amarillo huu.i.r-
have attracted much attention sine"
heir advent into The city Under DO"
I.adorvhiu ~ clifford oliver they
marched fur NOR, than an hour from
placp tn ulur. over ~" riiy ana avr''.
1adrd IN nr.t class fashion or other
wise.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-10

Summary: Home run, Calvert. three
base hits. Anderson; two hisr hits
Smith, Buttprhaugh. Woodwork stolen
hases, Dean and punawny. Scfific.
hits Campbell. Dean. Ferguson. ard
Kl0fner. Hii hy pitched tall Warden
I: has on halls Ferguson Warden q
Wild pitch Ferguson.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-10


Rlrnum l. NrN.
T. q nauuW representing George
T. Montgomery addressed th' l.uhlu, h
citizens un the future possibilities ul
Amarillo telling ~ the greatness ut th'
Amarillo gls field IT, declared Chat
there are now fiStv uIl wells in 'hH
process - drilling and ten wells pro-.
dueing hfg, quantities ~ gas Ia
p.rts hiy. predicted. b" Slid INT
there is sufficient amount If gas Boo
100, Amarillo ltdl 90 supply ih' 'nilfH
stat" ~ Texas 90 tu supply AnulIl"
md Us growth both ir ,ltV'uship and
industry fuf th" u,Ni twenty Years
He predicted that should go D." struck
~. riiN would Increase fffr'u fh.g-
al the first ten dHN- There tr, iNu
tru,mr,s loo The Amarillo n.li h' 'ii
that ar" largest known structures 300
fIs WtflU
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-10

persistently constr
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fered for three years
and was perfectly
miserable until a
friend was telling
me to try Lydia T..
Pinkhams Vege.
table Compound and
! found IL n wonder.
full medicine. | can
now do twice as
much work and |
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-10
REVIVAL SERVICES
LARGELY ATTENDED
uiL I,uSNfLI MD ~ NNLtIISI
JIJllitfrS SpOkE TO BIG NJ
.Dlt>IES II NDAN.

ilfFt Jullcncrs attended the revival
&Nio,H at the Tabernacle Bipts,
Alr, h fuud1y Dr. l.. ". Gusnrll
sTN,ftf the % u,lu'k hour and az ?
Dt.u,k" specs" upon spiritualism at
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The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-12-28
COLLEGE SPORT
FACES REVISION
Changes in All Branches, Especially
Football, Expected 1t Meet
ing Of Research Society.

{ Chicago, Dec. 2S.-Coaferences
OF athletic officials of various
middlewest, eastern and southern
institutions in session here this
week may change the tenor Of in
tercollegiate athletics next year.
First meeting will be held today BY
the Athletic Research society.
On Wednesday, the intercollegiate
Athletic association will discuss
proposed changes in football rules.
The elimination OF the goal kick
after touchdown and the suppress
sion Of the forward pass have been
talked Of. Barring Of distance pen
alties within 10 yards Of the goal
line. except for intentional rough
ness sufficient to put . player out
OF the game. has also been sug-
gested.
Reports Of athletic committees
and the subject OF the national
track meet, now in the hands Of the
executive committee, will be con-
sidered Wednesday.
The annual session Of college
gymnasium directors il scheduled
for Thursday.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-12-28

Urbana, ILL.,, Dec. 2S.-The Uni
versity OF Illinois relay carnival
which is to be held here March s,
is expected to be not only one Of
the largest indoor track meets of
the year. but also, judging from the
entries. one OF the fastest. The enor-
nous size OF the university armory
has made it possible to construct
one of the best indoor tracks in the
country. It has BEEN carefully
worked over this fall, and the time
trials indicate that the track Is
faster than ever.
Large pits have been made for the
broad and high jumping and pole
vaulting, and these make the con-
ditions practically equal to an out
door field. The 75-yard straight
way, where the dashes and hurdles
will be run, has been the scene OF
some of the most famous races in
track history. Several worlds rec
0rds have been eQualed and broken
ON this track.
Fine Au.'Round Field.
One Of the events that will be
watched with interest this year will
be the fight for the all-around
championship. Hamilton Of the
University OF Missouri, the all
around champion Of the United
States, won the indoor classic last
year. His work at the Olympic
games last summer, where he was
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-12-28
SAME TEAM IS
INDIANS PLAN
Cleveland Worlds Champions Do
Net Contemplate Changes in
Regular Lineup.

Cleveland, Ohio, Dec. 2S.-The
Cleveland Am ,rican league team,
winners of the worlds champion
ship, will probably start the 1921
season with substantially the same
lineup as they wound up the 1920
race.
James C. Dunn, president of the
club, is satisfied with the team just
az it is and will stand pat on the
lineup for next years > campaign
without looking for a single addi-
ton to his regulars or substitutes.
They were strong enough to
win the worlds pennant and look
good. enough to me to be able to
repeat" said President Dunn. so
why should !. look for new mater
ial?
"Our battery men showed them
selves to be the best in either
league last season; our outfieiders,
both in fielding and hitting, were
the class of last season. Joe Sc
we'll. who took Ray Chapman's
place ut shortstop, has all the nee
essary qualifications to ill that po-
sition, making our infield, both in
defense and oifense as good as any
in the game"
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-12-28
KNOX T0SSERS
TALKING TITLE.


Galesburg, Ill.,. Dec. 3S.-Kncx'
collegs faces one Of the stiffegt'
basketball schedules in its history
this year against . half dozen Of
the strongest institutions OF col
legfate rank In the mid west
However. according TO baskst-
ball followers Of tho college, there
never has been q year when Knnxs
prospects looked brighter. Recent
games have showed the splendid
material that Knox has to draw
from.
Seldom. II ever, has the local IN
stitution had 70 many good basks1-
ball men out TOR practica coaeA
Sam Berry Is finding It difflcult o.
decide ON. . lineup for the flf1tl
team among Q number Of fast men
he has to pick from.
Crabbe and Albro, last yoarbl
wearef Of the X : are On deck
again, n are also Skater. DansA-l
crty. TimmeFWtlke and Hh1na g
last years second string. AmouG|
the neWcumefs, LndWiek, VhO VI
on tho freehman team Ct NoE1Avoue
taru university n 1917. = . strunE
ua1. Hefmitet nom Maeomh NoG.
nal academy. Campbell and Ne
ley, Canton high school stafts, A.
Craig and Adams a. Calesbafg r.
arc making strons lids IL Dlacoa
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-12-28
ATTRIBUTES KAYO
TO FRIENDLY CRY
OF GALLERY GOD

Chicago. Dec. .2S.-Whenever a
ring star is beaten, an alibi is Of
fered in his defense. 1t remained
for Stanley Everett, q featherweight
Of Pekin, Ill.,, to give an entirely
new and distinctive one.
Everett, who, in his fight with
Harry Banner Of Kansas City, in
Springfield, ILL.,, was knocked out
in the first 80 seconds, declares
that An admirer, perched in q gal
lery seat, was responsible for his
quick defeat.
The Pekin boxer asserts he had
just started to square away when
the gallery god yelled:
Tear his head of, Stanley"
As Everett glanced toward the
gallery for = second to acknowl-
edge the greeting, Banner crashed
over = punch to the chin that
knocked him out.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-12-28
IOWA BASKET
HOPES SLUMP
Injuries and Mediocre Candidates
Chill Enthusiasts Of Hawkeye
supporters As Season Begins.

Iowa City. Iowa, Dec. 2S.-Bas-
ketball practice at the university
OF Iowa is in fuil swing. but pros
poets for the approaching season
are not bright. Finlayson, center
on last years team, is recovering
from an operation, but his hospital
experience will keep him out of the
game long time. 1t is hoped,
however, that he may play before
the season ends.
The remainder OF the material,
outside of three of last seasons
players, is mediocre. Several of
the supposedly best men have new
er been tried under conference fire.
The stellar performers to return
to the Hawkeye court are Aubrey
Devine. the spectacular gridiron
quarter; Captain Kaufman, anoth-
er football star. and Shimek, an
Iowa City baseball expert. Others
OF merit who are fighting for
places, are Frohwein. Klatt, Lob
man, Nevcomb, Ehresman, Olson.
Ty Smith. Kadesky and Postman.
The schedule OF big games, thus
far announced, follows:
Jan. 15-Minnesota at Nfinneap-
oils.
Jan. 21.-Michigan at Ann Ar
Dor.
Jan. 23-Chicago at Chicago.
Jan 31-ChicAgo at Iowa City.
Feb. 7-Minnesota at Iowa City.
Feb. 15-Ames ct Ames.
Feb. 1S-Purdus At Iowa City. !,
Feb. 2l-Indiana at Iowa City.
Feb. 25-Indiana at Bloomington.
Feb. 28-Northwestern 1t Evans
ton.
March 1Purdue at Lafayette.
March flames at Iowa City.
March Il -. Northwestern at
Iowa City.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-12-28

whistle blew while Workman's arm
vas being drawn back for the
throw, but the rule ID that = play
must be completed, 80 the touch
down counted.
Many persons termed Ohio State
q lucky team last season. The elev-
enth hour victories took the heart
out Of opponents and caused the
students Of other schools to boast
that only luck" defeated their
team. Coach Wilce. however.
points ont that his team Was not
particularly lucky, but was able to
take advantage Of every break, to
rise to every emergency and to al
ways como through with the finish
Ing punch.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-12-28

greatest Indifference possible to-
ward big Carl. When the latter
came over to shake hands McCarty
sitting in his corner, held out his
hand without turning his head
away from a fellow he was talking
to outside the ring. When Carl
asked him about the tape. Luther.
still refusing to turn his head,
snapped, Don't make any differ
ence to me what you wear, I'm go
ing to knock you out Carts face
turned ashen. Honest.
"McCarty's ring strategy was
great. Throughout the fight he
didn't let one right handler go. The
result was Carl DIDN'T think he had
one. That was just what Lutte was
looking for. When he came to his
corner at the end of the fifth he
said. I can finish him with the first
right hander!' said, Let it go
then. But be sure to hit the point
You'll never get another chance
after he finds out what you've been
Fup to-
One Right Does 1t.
Carl came rushing in in his
careless confident way. Luther
still continued paving him with
his left, his right held as a guard
under his chin. A few more rushes
and Luther, who had been crouch
ing with his left extended, sudden
ly Strengthened up and let Carl
have the right, the only one he
tried, with all his splendid strength
squarely on the point
Morris was lifted fully two feet
from the floor by the impact. He
was out for i've minutes. Yes
McCarty was real fighter. PooI
Luther"