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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-04-20
No Secession Yet.

FRIENDS Of Sonora regret the misinterpTetaon which
has been placed that states recent action IN casting
off the yoke Of the present Mexican administration In
Arizona people have found out that this Mexican state
intends nothing that rightly be construed revolution
against Mexico The leaders Of that state they
loyal the great nation Of which their section is part
any people could possibly be.
II likely that Mexico viii follow Sonoras pOt-
al leadership than that Sonora viii be crushed by Car
rama
sonora is rch country and it has been sngulaTy free
Of military STRIFE" says the Tucson Star ats government
has always been stable responsible and respected by the
public and by their American neghb0rs; and while the stu
alton that has developed the line be
Of ours, Americans VIII hope that Sonoras championship
Of civil government VIII prevail without recourse to arms
If the victory Germany is worth anything to the
world It VIII be worth something to the next generation
well this The next generation therefore should share
the expense. could divide Time into benefit dis
cs sometimes do with city real estate In order
make certain improvements, should be arriving
fair solution Let each future generation pay according
its proximity to the great improvement that made
when power was wrested from the kaiser.
-O
The best union in the world the union Of the as states
Even japan refuses to admit eoIlusion with ". ".
Marys divorce transaction IS going to be Doug" into
Presents, often say. eHdea Gbsents.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-04-20
Little IneTDieOs.
New Help Relieve COngested Condition In Ell PaSo
Drug Adds Wade River to Get to Iuarez SAYS Police Chief

= Ar glad to hear a report that a
new hotel viii shortly be built
in FL Paso,7 declared George Il
Thomas, Of the hotel Orndorff AT
present, the hotels in FL Paso are
scarcely adequate in number 10 ac-
comm0date the ever increasing tide
Of hotel business We are filled to
capacity practically all the time. and
business shows no signs OF decreas-
ing The tourist trade this year is
enormous. much greater than last
years and a Pullman conductor told
me the other day that westbound
trains are 50 crowded that many
passengers haze TO stand part Of the
way. Usually az this time OF the
year. travel is all from the west to-
ward the east, but the great abund-
ance OF money and the prosperous
condition OF al lines Of business
have increased travel in all direc-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-04-20
Line O. Cheer
Each Day O. The Year
by JOIN ISENpRICIS BANGS.

MUSIC.
UTHENEER see a twinkling
w glance.
And eyes that seem with joy to
dance.
know that there behind those eyes
A Soul that's full Of Music lies.
And though its notes I cannot hear
gather something Of its cheer.
And find despite my heavy lead
Myself a-oanciug on my road,
And at the finish OF my day
Look back upon a cheering way
Copyright 1920, by the Mcclure
Newspaper Syndicate.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-04-20

OF Iresn eggs milk and vegetables
in fact. is almost a self supporting
institution
"EI Paso people and people gener-
ally throughout New Mexico and Ari-
IONA do not yet realize the import
ance OF the Pecos-IOyah oil fields"
says II. p. Carlocks after spending
another week in the region. -Op-
orators from Texas Louisiana, Okla
hOma, Kansas and far away points
have examined the field and pur-
chased leases Many companies are
preparing 10 develop their holdings
I have several friends who have al
ready made fortunes there. Since the
Laura well struck oil, many opera
tors have Withdrawn all leases from
sale. awaiting developments. The
stake for the 'Carlock wen No. L
was placed by Dr. Hugh Tucker.
geologist, a few days ago, and this
wei viii be spudded in today or IC-
morrow.
The first two sands should nro-
duce 50 10 500 barrels. The third
sand 1000 to 5000 barrels, and the
fourth sand 10000 or more. I have
nothing Tor sale. I am interested in
seeing home folks get in now, while
they can. with a small investment.
because later on many people ere
going t. feel very sick when they
realize the conditions in the Pecos
field
''Pecos IS fun OF people. DR.. Tucker
has offered as high as $50 per
month for a modest bungalow, and
has been unable to secure a home
close to his work"
AIr. Carlcck expects TO return TO
Pecos at the end Of the present week.
70 remain until the Laura well is
brought in
the public formed a union or some
kind Of an organization to protect
itself against strikers, profiteers and
the other sings and arrows Of mis-
fortune that are aimed against IL
at this time, said county judge z. 3.
McClintock. Honestly, it looks like
the clerks, professional men. brain
workers and the other miscellaneous
groups in America who make up the
bulk Of the salaried classes get the
worst Of every tiff between capital
and labor. II any group Of men
doing-the majority suffer. II the
profiteers hike the price OF food
again the long suffering public gets
II IN the neck The majority never
have got together in any shape TO
fight this unrest that is keeping the
everything in the clouds If we all
got together Once-and stood for our
rights-the majority. I mean, who
are neither capitalists nor union
members-maybe we could improve
the situation some"
III it accompllshes nothing else.
this movement to wear overalls and
gingham clothes will probably take
some Of the false notions out Of the
heads Of local dudes and spoiled
girls about the absolute values OF
wearing apparel" said Mrs. p A
Sloan, OF the court house ciEarstand.
Some girls are going to learn what
it means TO appear in a simple COS
tume-the kind they might wear
around the house every day after
they are married. but never wear in
public Men viii get a chance to
see lots Of young women as they
NIGH. expect 20 see them in their
homes before they get into street
clothes And the girls are going 10
get a chance to size up the men
dressed in simple garments, instead
Of narrow wasted coats and other
fashionable apparel II ought to be
a great education for everybody. even
II it doesn't bring down the price or
clothes, as IL may easily do"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-04-20

THE sheriff is his handy man. the
1 judge f. at his beck and calls
His finger g. in every plan that f.
projected. big or small.
When candidates arrive they find
themselves nt once I'm Turner'S
charges
While others have 10 trail behind. he's
NJ the front and looming large.
And how he has TO watch HIS sfeni
For every ether man in te=Fn
Would gladly give his teeth n sheu
should slip In some way and 20
down
LIE rules the schools and shapes AZ
II fairs according to hIs wish or
VIII,
But don't imagine that no cares In
wade the big house on the Hill
sHep Turner. a. an overload f. boss
Of all thar he surveys
As Helf-nprointed watch and ward. he
takes his toll In many Uayas
And young Shep. seeming TO be glad
10 waste his chances while they
last.
Il worrying HIS busy dad hy going
10 the devil fast.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-04-20
Ripping Rhymes
OuTIStS

TIE Statesmen de sclaTs Europe say must have
Yankee dollars away travel blow
bucks and crowns and tread cur 60Odaned gravel and shattered
toEns al the wi
snd Stiles the enhuds the swabs DOODLE
l0cng
shocking where shrapn used hum grown
bunch VIII tread, Aas
Where un hope dowdy
cid maid teacher
the hero cornfed
Where the armies waowed mud bloody
be hlove the Iubenecs wiz
not mind
Copyright George Matthew Adams WALT MASON
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-04-20

CLAB HANCOCK says the census
y takers wouldn't have missed a soul
If they had advertised that they were
going to have a lot Of free samples Of
something when they called.
Sile Kildew says some folks complain
about the frogs IN Gandsr creek bot
tom holiering so much, but he dou'r
rare 50 long as they are not holeHDg
at him
Atlas Peck is looking through the
almanac this week but hasn't yet found
out anything about how long the
drouth Of January Y IS going 70 last
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-04-20
We TOWNE GOSSIP
Registered {. g Patent otaos.

EVERYWHERE.
THERE WE'RE little tin boxes.
AND Each had a slot
AND BY the box
WAS a printed plea
THAT I drop a coin
FOR A monument
THAT WAS to rise.
SOMEWHERE IN France.
TO MARK some spot.
WHERE SOLDIERS fell
AND THE monument.
WAS TO be a gift
FROM AMERICA.
TO HER sister France.
AND I read the plea
AND FELT no thrill
AND DROPPED no coin
AND WENT away.
AND WONDERED why
AND ASKED myself
If IT could be-
THAT I had changed
FROM THE yesterdays
WHEN THERE was war.
AND THE tramp OF feet
OK CITY streets.
AND THE blare Of bands.
THAT LED them on
DREW CHEERS from me.
AND TOUCHED my purse.
AND DIMMED my eyes
AND I didn't know
If I had changed
AND THE next day came
AND THERE came a friend.
AND HE led ne away.
TO A little town
AND a great frame place
WHERE SOLDIERS were.
AND THEY were those.
WHO HAD been there.
SOMEWHERE IN France.
AND HAD come back home.
WITHOUT THEIR youth.
AND WITHOUT their strength.
AND They sat there.
As PRISONERS sit.
WHEN HOPE has gone.
AND FUTURE days.
ARE DARKENED days
AND WHERE they are.
THEIRS IS no band.
To wAKEN them
FROM OUT their dreams
AND No crowds come.
As THEY once came
WHEN CAMPS we're full
AND THERE was war.
AND TO their ears.
THERE COVE no cheers
As WE went through.
AND MARCHING feet
ARE DRAGGING feet.
AND TEEY make things.
THAT THEY would sell.
AND NO one comes
WHILE WE drop coins.
FOR MONUMENTS.
SOMEWHERE IN France.
AND COMING home
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-04-20

The hymn beginning vital Spark
Of Heavenly Flame" was composed
by Adrian. a pagan and prosecutor
of the early Chrislanf
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-04-20

I ASK again
IF have changed
SINCE YESTERDAY.
THANK you.
Many OF the women in siam wear
their finger nails very long and
have them tipped with silver
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-04-20

A Russian boy. who failed TO pass
the medical tests for entering this
country on his arrival here six years
ago. has been held ever since at
Ellis Island. New York. facilities for
his return to Russia having been
lacking.-FrOm Leslies.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-04-20

motion pictures She merely makes
them in her plays because the pub
lie likes them--Thompson Feature
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-04-20

A small baked potato with whipped cream makes
excellent dessert when one feels like Spending money.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-04-20

It takes s1s,OOoOoo daily to run the government nj
It is tine we LET It walk a while.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-04-20

While the Republicans trying to figure ont which
candidate VIII suit their purposes best the Democrats are
trying to figure ont who among them would have the least
votes cast against him.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-04-20

WHATS become O. tn woman that
W used Z grab her skirts Jest tn mo-
ment Their WIZ any excitement tn
Emporium sold 12s ouiji boards an one
washboard this spring.
Cnpyrlght. NatlonaI Nswspaper ssries.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-04-20

THE young lady across the way says
1 she guesses the identification Of tie
railroads Is now complete and its Ger
tainly a great improvement over the
old oil lamps when one travels at night.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-04-20

The man who dropped a phonograph in Kansas City
the other day broke all records.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-04-20

Forty-two" says Willie Grace,
Outlines an face.
Draw from one to two and 50 on
10 the end.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-04-20

he best union in the world is the union of the 4s states
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-10-12
SPENCER MAKES
FURTHER CHARGES
AGAINST WILSON
tRESiDiNt CtBlIS 10 PARIS
fOR OtTICIN RECORD
OF IINFERENCf

WASHINGTON. Or % Two addl
tlonll contributions we're mH
10 tho DHr'rUS,ts lgW,r lT,s lent
Wilson sind Senator Spencer t.rIl..
r off Missouri
L. support tnr president do"I.It
fIHr thpt Sp,H.,rs STINT w'.' Tint 80
Wilson hli prnus"d American wili
'frt a.i 90 Euwun "a S"rhil IN N"
rf F .u invasion - those cuun
irr was "ial-, 'n' White U.Ys,
FOO, NH' lH .u "H.Il ..
nrrsi, 's rfuuTha Q. iN. SrTtan ana
ltrw.u.'U rrr. I.rttit's 40 tho par
ISIS p.tfr Inference Senator Spencer
1tirr radrs '.e ..uwru' said m %
'.rf. ..H.. D., r.-u If ANA 'l' p'tl a.
..riIui." REPORTS from which tn
hai VIH',l IT, f,tHIu'ri tho pr'~ii
ono h f.uWs,l mi'i'IfN .d 90 By
f.ef.t aud Serbia ui d'.Ir % De- would
.f.IrIp Poo U.., This assertion 900 U
1HpaIrU DBL. reelection
fh, .'ul'nr agI.' .t..d u.'n mo
White li.. '. H '.t 'N. D''
e,d ~ o., presidents address.
vM.t was delivered 20 ~" eighth
p'crfh .s..H uf hr '..r conference
ou Mas 90 1919.
fr n. T.uH. 'tu%d '. ~
sNsr aI comment ui.ug th. senator +
70 ftHpFf
Meantime 70 ula announced 20 'h.
r.sfr department. that 4 "tlI'gfUn bad
i.,-.r cent Paris requesting that thr 90
f..t pet.p ,.ffvr,n,. f." 90 - OBJ.
.I.ris address hc SCENT tU Wuth
tri-. Officers t ~" dep r''u,''
would un, 80, what usc w.us O. b.,
uaAr ~ tris RECORD and There wlF o..
comment frow the White iinus" u De-
rl g. % 'nff De- presidents ditr'
tn 90 th. d'IIrW.ut 90 ,uhl" o. Ihii'
wls gwen heior. Oh" official version
was mbde publiciuiay wIs received o'
tho whit. HOUSE This version was sol
ut,o.r,d hy frrd 4 tIir~'u - thicu
%. who WIS su official her" tol th'
American p.tc. delegation
SIR Carlson wrote TIA be- had pre-
tar.d fh. transcript rom ris Uricin1
f.. 'li.r no Fan. after he had r'Df
Syulf.r Sp"rrsr's - torment as printed
no. "Hirttr newspapers on October
and 'bl' no would 10 GLAD q
11sr ulfh Go f's accuracy
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-10-12
WAL lER TOT PREACH
At REVIVAL TO-DAY
LITTLE ROCK MI<ISTFR FVprCT.
ED To ARRINE HERE THIS
MORNING

DR. Calvin Bernard Waller. II IN
tie Rock, ARK. who Is to conduct the
revival. begun sunday NJ the First
Baptist church did not arrive Monday.
IN, Will ~ doubt arrive this morning
over tho Rock Island In time o. preach
tho morning sermon. u was announced
last night.
\ large audience gathered az the
church last night t. hear the preach
er deliver his initial srmon.
At the earnest request ~ ~. IL W
Virgin. pastor Dr. " e. James. ~'r
rotary ~ tho Board q Elurat'rn " the
Southern BAPTIST convention who vas
passing through Amarillo. was indu0
~ To- preach lasi night. ~ james %
an odd tiino frlcnd ~ nr VIRGIN. ", b.
an his way 10 Roswell. y VI. % AZ
tend N. sesslnn ~ IN" Ncw McNit'
Baptls, Convention G. D. ho.d Ia IA
city this week.
The i.Nt 4 the s,'r.non last Wshi ~
nvcr,d ly D. James was the 'N1li.'
ana Power Il Faith and Prayer "
n F.. forc,ful spoUEr and delighted Die
aificnr. With bis lur'r 1yd r,ls.r.re
Services viii b. held is arrouc.l.
ih. morning services 60 hrc.n 81 l'
o'clock a"d tha evening services Ni
$50 uciOck
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-10-12
KNIGHTS Of COLUMBUS
INSTALL NEW OFFICERS

officers were elected ana installed
at the regular meeting ~ 'ho KHIshts
OF columbus Monday uighi II was
given out also that pn sund,y octo
h,r 90 thc nfi second and thrd ID"
..r.ra vih tr conferred ou a class Oi
ufty
Th. Officers I,.feI HHd installed
for me r,Vi yolr lfr TN.t u'i.fi.r.
srml knight So Cullru d'put'
.rnl knlght ! 5 Edwards charccl
lDr. John trM.N I,Hpri'rfIninrlll
secretary W.n,rt Iu Roach trasgr
.rThCs y Roach. advocate The
Keller warden. N'N rrsen"ckor, in
sdc guard Vincent r r.. ch. uutsiA"
guard. 81 l.yD". ! l. Harrington.
fhus 81 Gavin trustees E"y n g
u EIp,.N' chaplain
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-10-12
please bear in mind

that REMOVAL SALE, department. not
er discontinued lines but regular
received and nearly
the quality merchandise be purchased
for O. the market
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-10-12
STIFF JOINTS
SORE MUSCLES
smeoo'hed Out ~ Hamlin's Wizard
Oil

Soreness and sFlinss, resulting
fran unacc'Istom"d us. 81 muscles ~
tto much aN.rcls~ such a. tennis.
bAs-aba'i Eolf hardhsr etc give way
quickly 90 the soo'h.ls ..ifUH; q Ham.
Np's Wtzrrd ol Il p.Teirafcs fav,.
dri,as out the ~nr"n~ss and timber
W. stint aching Snnts and mgsciss
tiahlin's wizard ol j. a Fosl a.
pendabie preparation % have i1 the
s1sdifine rhsr for first AID and vn..f
tho doctor may d. faF away. Il ls nr
.lis.lutsIy reliable ani!sepitr appllrl.
r0r fct cuts hri-nR bites ard gtirr.
fnr.l-s and hiuifes hal rapidly under
IT, scnthirg rsnefI1iirL qItI'ss
Keep u o. hand.
f,sr.Tous SIZE hottie ss't
n you ~ 'r,rhi~1 with l0rsu1.ii p
.grok head lch. rs Hmiir'- Ni-s"f
Liver Whips Just p'sasart ltil" r.I
fdiil q afuggsts ~ 1ez
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-10-12

nIiNl's ~ u FIRST
PERSON TO CAST UNI.iOT
II NiTIONAI. ELECTION

. f.YININ ,.f. U.t - i1r,n
= ilth.r. ~ Dayton. ohio. believed
. '.-lay b. was posAn.y Oh" first
4 voter 90 ctf, MS lalirt ir 'his
= rotI- T.,s.i"n'll election Tn.
= u"l N PROVISION = uhp Jaw. q
4 uubun,d ,',et'r temporarily o..
+ ..tiug W'-.ir Boa precinct may
4 y.i" bl muu Eih'r tplty plncd
4 ,r the mail. halln, g., ilfdnr
\ far iiU.lI.
: 4 4 4 q 4. Z 4 q 4 4 4 4. & &
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-10-12
Center Of rhrong
Hiiclicock SPEAKS.

~ AaafHMf
BRIDGEPORT Conn. Og' H.
Speaking lsfore laTrc audien,. here
tonieht senator Gilbert " Hitchcock.
Den ocraiic leader IN the senate Or th.
frs1ty ratification. charged ths Tepuh.
lican party with putting the pfHtec'.
I've tariff issue 10 cold s'orag" That -
the I<aspn. dsclar,d senator Hitch.
cc-;k. the isz.gle 81 nations issue -
hefore the peaple IN solemn rcfcren.
DUN The treaty, continued the scna.
tor. WIS held IN congress IA order TO
force q campaign issue
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-10-12
OCCUPATION or WILMA
DISAVONkD Bi POLLS

PARIS. oct ~ THE Polish govern.
mont dlsnvcvs tho occupation ~ VIVA
% General Iclgou-U and he uuops.
according Co. aifiess - 'iNed bN ths
foreign Cfllfe here
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-10-12

] |rtffa l|f"'A'N
West TOY. Tu.s1 and W'dH"s'
a N.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-10-12

"--Yuu slN ths. Senator Harding
as president, promises D. VII Du3uIs'
the covenant without article ten u
whom has d. given 90" promise =.
tunntcly not a. senators johnson and
borah Every one knows that h' h''
not given q 90 the American people
Has h. given IL o. YOU d aH i1 u n.'
IN conflirt with Harding recent STAT.
mcnt that h. pr po-Hs from nov Ou o.
turn his back on ths league with o.
without rcscrNaiions-thlt q i'ir.
both YOU and him together ia dc.ilr.
ate deception
"s-AsHumiug that the pledge tli
been given g. y0I. then may W" rt'
answer Z with your ogn words sp0A'r
at luncheon given hy IN" civic organ
zstions q California IN which sou s'il
'Thr gentlemen in IN" senate who Hr"
setting nut 10 defect this league arr
thosc I would not trust over night
's--How do you reconcile your r.
cent statement that the president va
responsible for the failure tu ratill
tn treaty with your statement that tl'
president VAS responsible Tor IN. fIi'
ura 60 raiify the treaty with your
ssst ment In the Mctr poliiar Cp,r
houee sfssech. March = 1919 A. follows
Responsible foF Postponemsni.
Ut thu president irf -. a. ! hnt r.
H. kiil that the league he incorporated
IN ilic peace ~ ATTY ami brings % back.
r~sspsnatl.llAv fcr pcsiponirg peace -
With the body that refuses % raiify 10
Hrd also with that PAR; % your speech
delivered January. 1890 40 N. ACt.
denny 81 MBs.c iire Eiyu. which was !
ain. tnrlined e. think that thu person.
who prepared the reservations as q
a. a. l. 4
at the white house
Itids Taft and SENATOR Harding No
dual ul,j.-,is q Governor Cows ar, &
day. her, ard h. Illinois a. 90 four
- ;hr Foyerrnrs sp"cl hes To- &C. wis O..
day ~ Srri"gfield. litrhfield and Eit'
IT Louis. Illinois, and 90 his coliseum
80 WI tonight Governor Coz cnphIfig
81 that between him and Senator iiarI
INK Was now the clear cut issue q.
league or no League"
"a vote for ~" senatorial ctniidlis
means vote agalls; the League. whil'
voie Tor me means Ter the league
the governor DECLARED d.rouncinr tho
senators position a. provincial s..lflsh
unholy and In fari unchri.il4n.
Center Of rhrong.
|. Governor Cox was the center ot Re-
' milling ihruuE HIRE today after d,y
a. warm rc.p;.0nr IN Illinois 81
Springfield. h. sppkc 60 several thnuf
and persons 0n the court huGE' s1Wus
md several hundred shouted their GO
hv~s ~ they accompanied han % -,
station
In the governors autimc today,
a. special gucsis were many disabled
-ldicrs from n FEDERAL hospital .ut
men ana nurss from j,'forsor jar
racks
leaving hfrc hnr''r before ridr eii.
Governor Cos was 2. fn"ii no Poor.
liiinolr tOmoIrDw AMI WIs. sU'.IH.
rear platform address. TOMORROW ,.
route 90 deliver "a L!gh, address r'
IL Fayciic. Ind
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-10-12
SALE STARTS
THIS MORNING AT
9 O'CLOCK

The Unclaimed Fr1Fh, Sai- u 'hs
Santa Fe Railroad. viii start this
morning nj O'Clock This VIII 10 III
biggest S,le 81 - kind ever held in
the Panhandle. Hundreds q valuable
nrticl.s VIII b. cf.rsd 20 tho puilir "a
highest hidfor--cCinc Early plenty q
seats for ladies' adv
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-10-12
ASKS If FORMER PRESIDENT
AID HARDING ARE NOT
JOINED IN Deception"
Deliberate Deception

~orrrued rrrro rpv' ors'
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-10-12
WEATHER
Ilunidi'y Data.

.. 30.
I'M Z, N.-.t- rI.N ~ lrnnat ID
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-10-12

nall Nov, Want Al' 'F.ns r'a4l''
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-07

81 week. investigation here has
disclosed. The children were EN-.
pioycd stringing beads. Only the
best could earn s. week. State In
vcstigation has put a stop 10 the
work for tho time being at least
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-07
A DIET BOOK FREE

Sufferers from Indigestion. nervous
dyspepsia or other forma OF stom
ach trouble will be interested In
every page OF the little booklet.
What TO Eat and How 90 Eat"
which the Or. Williams Medicine Co.
OF schenectady. ". y. will send free
on request,
when the vitality is low and the
blood has become thin a careful diet
combined with treatment with a
safe. non.aloohollc tonic like DR..
Williams Pink Pills will soon send n
plentiful supply of health giving
blood courslng through tho system
Dr. Williams Pink Pills do not have
any purEative or weakening effect
but enrich tho blood so that you not
only have an appetite for food but
are able 90 digest IL comfortably and
get benefit from H. II tho treatment
Is followed carefully tho color will
return 60 tho checks and you will
rise refreshed after nights sleep.
order a box OF Dr. Williams Pink
Pills at your druggists today Begin
treatment AZ once according 20 the
directions which accompany the rem.
edy. IL your druggist cannot supply
yeu write 60 the DR. Williams Medl.
cine Co. Schenectady. y. Y. and the
pills viii be sent to you postpaid. up
on receipt Of price. 60 cents per box