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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-05-22
TRIP THROUGH FAMOUS
BLUE GRASS" REGION
OFFERED TEXAS BOYS

} sr.e's ~ TIE Nee.
DALLAS Nay e'-Nu offer o. On.
terrain members uf the T.Nl- Farm HHv
special With an automobile and inter.
tf'au ulp through tho "hlu, grass
rraUn OF Kentucky has been received
lN % ~ Williamson of tine \. 4 NJ.
COLES" from Manager g. o. Dunn &C
thr Lexington Nv. Board az com.
w,r. Tho special train 81 five Pull.
mlu urs and observation ear will leave
D.u.l. station July % 10 th, md ~
th. Farmers Short Course. aud sp.nI
Three weeks iH eighteen states of tho
middle west north and east under the
direction "i fhr Texas Chtmh,t. 90 CHuI.
r.r.r lul fhv \ 4 ". Cull,g. Thuugh
'H. itinerary was mot originally ml1.
uH O." include Lexington. Nv % WU
%. .HIlIr l' changed to lnclud. the cU.
t..'1irment offered hy tina, city,
The k.n'u.kt commercial secretary
whites
W. would hp greatly honor,l if yuI
wuuIl include Lexington. IN, cUutrr ~
'H. -|,It ilV, grass region of Ken.
tH.FF. iu NUur itinerary and would Ike
Pee have two DAYS Co entertain your
party and show them through 90, most
famous farm section 90 America Yul
are doubtless familiar with the wund, D..
iul pure bred stock and thoroughbred
horse farms around Lexington. ana AN.
d"Ilted'N appreciate the educational
Value i0 h' found iD visit uf this Kind
." central Kentucky.
We shall b- prepared to take the
bows in automobiles ana special iut,
urban cars u,,r this eutlr, section. 4
banquet them while here and civ, them
The benefit 'f everything tu %, learned
hN specially planned tNo.diy trip
through ihis great agricultural and
tr.k.raisng region
should you lorcpt our cordial inv. 7
ntiun. arrangement. iu detail viii br'
mad, hy Prof J J Hooper. professor
90 animal hushandry University VI Kot.
iucky. which b. located IN this CITY
Professor Hooper is q graduate ~ the
Texas \ q VI COLLEGE. class ~ 1901. Il
and Is very enthusiast, over the PROS.
pest II having your boys visit IN, Uni.i
''r'N 'f Kentucky and a., blue grass
region" Il
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-05-22
Organizing Hotel COMPANY.

STAMFORD May ei-Ci,izcns II
i1rri"w arc organizing $4,000 hotel
building company Or the erection there
4" a thg,r'.'sgs. hostelrN large enough
I" car" FOR IN. influx Il I'll travel that
mas overturned The capacity ~ the linn.
tied hotel facilities there. Tn, city i
Wiling 20 have some outside person
'hNe block - stock and assume man.
"gon"nt 81 the proposed new hustelry.
overriding Co telegram 20 the Wei
frNas Chamber ~ Commerce.
The city = preparing also 10 install
a modern water works .system. Per.
f"n' Interested Ia such project ar,
ASKED to communicate with the lar.
stow Chamber ~ Commerce.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-05-22
TEXAS BOYS TO MAKE
TRIP DOWN POTOMAC



DALLAS, MAY q n trim down the
Potomac river aboard the "Mayflower. %
III" presidents official yacht. viii d.
given the $50 Texas boys who make the
trip with the Farm ;}oy Special during
the first three weeks e August. II plans
"a Walton Pcieet manager 81 the agri.
cultural department ~ the Texas Cham.
Der ~ Commerce. are succcssful. The
hnyr viii D. guests q Secretary u AZ.
riculturc Edwin T. Meredith: On the
grounds that they are guests ~ cab.
inc, member. Mr. .nctcst Is seeking I.
secure the use II IN. Yacht. and b.
li"v"s that he will d. successful.
Whether the yacht = secured or not,
however. the boys will h. shown Noun,
Vernon. huu. - Washington. and tho
Rome q General Robert p. Lee near
Arlington. a. wei o. N. Congressional
Library. Smithronian Institute. and
other points q interes, while In the m.
ilonal capital.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-05-22
To Prcse Telephone Service.
aIeclal 20 u. NsH.

STAMFORD. Nav 2i.-The South.
western Telephone Company has agreed
10 Investigate alleged faulty telephone
connection between Graham and Breck.
enridge following a telegram from the
West Texas Chamber Of Commerce
based on a prior message from the sec.
rotary q the Graham Chamber q Com.
merce stating that since the Bei inter.
erts had purchased the Breckenridge
exchange u was routing via Fort
Worth The Graham patrons declare
that the present service ~ intolerabls.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-05-22
FANCY PRICE IS PAID
FOR ALE COUNTY FARM
sr.eiri,, II. W..

sr.eiri - T.. Nv.
Pl-AlNNlEW. Nav p The Pearson
farm u miles east Of this city has been
Old hy y. & HOLE and g ". Wilson
o. John N Gholson and 6. G smith
81 Easiiand county II consists Il 80
acres and sold Tor $50 coo. IN. highes,
price that tract - land that distance
from railroad has ever brought n
this section.
The purchasers are men made
wealthy by the advent ~ al on their
holdings near Ranger. The farm wis
known a. the Alfalfa Cattle Comp,ny
farm and purchased by 2. " Pearson.
head 81 the Pearson Syndicate. II was
ths aim 70 the latter individual o. make
the place an ideal summer HON. AMI
model farm IN Texas His wishes
we're cut short nv his untimely death
hy drowning on the steamship Lusi.
bnia during The war The new owners
vii rerume the Identification aud ,n.
provcment where Mr Pearson LEI, Of;
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-05-22
WILL SPUD IN TEST
NEAR KERNEl SOON
Social :. r.. S--.

sp-cisi =. IT, N~v.
Markell. May 2i.-The e. I'D.
velopmeni company ~ Atlanta. Ga. ex.
pecis To s?ud In their well five miles
northeast q here this week. The boiler
has been ST up and tried out and every.
thing IL now ready
The Bland well. after being shut
down for s1ms time because q the lack
~ water. has resumed drilling az 400
Zee, and expects 10 pax up the seas
wei SIND about ninety feet down. Con.
siderable gas showing has been had 81
this well.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-05-22
NUMEROUS HARD STORMS
REPORTED NER WEST TENS


speeial 10 The Nsus
STAMFORD. May 2i-Reports reach
ing the West Texas Chamber 81 Com.
merce tell % destructive hail storms IN
many parts q the west In the las,
three weeks. The most serious of AL
Is reported from near Petersburg. Luo.
hook county. where about two weeks
ago Mr.. Biedsoe los; eco head u sheep
and had many others injured. In some
places the hail drified into heaps a.
high as the running band % an auto.
mobile In the Barsiow section large
st0nes the size % holy marbles made
travel rather hazardous
From practically every part of WEI,
Texas come reports telling q the great
rains which have fallen o. relieve the
farmers frame q mind and put the
farm In good fcitle Co raise the reco. j
cotton crop Of the country.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-05-22

innate friends are also taking II ana
everyone ut them are delighted with
o. I ann surely slid Geo recommend
TlnIc and help spread the goodness
oi thlE medicine. Yes I want you To-
u"s uIN phutUrUuph tuu. Pc that an INV
fri nls mIy src how wei am looking.
Anyone who could r' m" now after
81 .inr me- only q ivy weeks ago would
hr convinced TINT Tsnlls must 4, a
really wonderful medicine"
TlulIr Is suld iu Amarillo hy ] "
tu.liuH Drug e.. ADV.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-05-22
FIRE FIGHTING TRUCK
ORDERED nv CLARENDON
ep>slsl n the New.

CLARENDON. Nav si-A chemical
truck has been ordered Tor the Claren.
don fire department This IL 20 b. a
light Ford truck with three chemical
tanks. hose light ladders and ~ used
10 supplement the heavy hose truck
nov IN use In the city.
The city enjoys the IS per cent r..
duction In Insurance rate granted by
the state fire Insurance commission for
good fire record at this time. other re-.
auctions have been granted on account
Il the paving and removal q other
hazards over the city.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-05-22
CLEANUP DAY OBSERVED
BY CLARENDON CITIZENS
sr~Isl 70 N. New.

CLARENDON. May q -C,can.U'
DAY was observed az Clarendon Thur,
day by all husiners houses closing after
p. m. and everyone turning out e.,
work hauling Oft the trash piled by the
school boys under competition han
died by the Chamber of Commerce.
This cloan.up day follows cleanup
week and lcaNes Clarendon In the hes,
shape In her history as 90 cleanliness
There H. a lot % additional work
planned In the parks and on the streets
II the city by the Chamber Of Com
merce In connection with the various
civic organizations and ladies' clubs q
the city To- run through the entire sum.
mer months.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-04-01
Man With Wagon Takes Away His
 Barrel of Wine

San Francisco, April 3.-Who has a barrel of wine belonging to O'Brien Brothers, 1734 Ellis street?
 They informed the internal reven- ue office and William Kelly, super vising prohibition enforcement off cer, that man wearing a revenue agents badge drove up in patrol wagon and carried off the wine, but the department officials know noth- ing about it.
 William F. O'Brien telephoned the internal revenue departrAent that there was barrel of boptleg wine in his home and he wanted the of ficers to come and take it away, as it did not belong to him. He was referred to the prohibition enforce ment office.
 Federal officials declare ithev sent no one to the O'Brien holie, howev- CT, as they had been told the trouble was entirely family qualf fsl and as long as the wine was in fla private residence they would not IR terfere. However, according to tle report, O'Rrien made to the internt tlrevenue and prohibition enforcemett depart ments, man who said he 1as rev. enue officer took the whe away O'Brien wanted his wine ek when he called at the custom fbuse, but no one there knew the whereabouts of the missing cask.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-04-01
DRY CLEAN
 THINGS AT HOME

Save five or 10 dollars quickly by dry cleaning everything in the home that would be ruined by soap and suits, coats, waists, silks, lace, gloves, shoes, furs, draperies, rugs-everything.
 Place gallo nor more o fgaso- line in dishpan or wash boiler, put in the things to be dry clean ed, then wash them with Solvite soap. Shortly, everything comes out looking like new.
 Nothing fades, shrinks, wrink- les. No pressing needed. Do not attempt to dry clean without Sol- vite soap. This gasoline soap is the secret of all dry cleaning.
 A package of Solvite soap con taining directions for home dry. cleaning costs little at any drug, grocery or department store. Dry clean outdoors or away from flame.
 Adv.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-04-01
nacher PardOned
 After Conviction
 for Whipping Child

Little Rock, March 31.-Foxie Ial, former teacher in the schools Kensett. White county, who was hvicted in the circuit court of sim B assault and fined S25, was grant a pardon Wednesday in a proc |nation issued by Governor Brough. (e proclamation states that the
 hrge against Miss Deal grew out her infliction of punishment upon |pils of the school ,one of whom Ter died
 The first charge against the teach was that of manslaughter, when |e, together with the principal of
 e school, was indicted for man. Pughter. the principal being ac- fitted of the charre, while Miss Fal was found guilty of simple as- Pnlt.
 |The governor in the proclamation Es that physicians testify that the Fiction of punishment on the girl Miss Deal was not responsible for |e death of the girl. but that she ed from leakage of the heart. talk E ill some time after the punish ent referred to in the charge fainst the teacher.
 PThe governor also said that Miss |eal was subsequently elected in |e school for the term following lis incident and that this was com |ete exoneration for her relative to Pv such crime.
 The incident leadinr up to the 'arees against Miss Deal grew from le whipning by her of four girl 'n'is of the school for an infraction the rules, one of whom laer died.
 hen action against the teacher was egun bv the girls parents. After Hr conviction the governor said that
 petition was circulated without her nowledge askinp executive. clemen- and was signed bv many residents kensett and White county. He lld the prosecutine attorney also commended executive clemency.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-04-01
Business Girl Worst Vampire,
 Says This Man

Los Angeles, March 31.-~The mar ried life philosophy of Paul Grip pen, real estate dealer, as revealed by his testimony in Mrs. Ella A. Crippens suit for separate mainten- ance. follows:
 "For long time believed no de- cent man would leave his wife. I've changed now
 When a wife interferes with a mans business, his health or his happiness, he is q fool if he does not leave her.
 "My wife chose her friends among persons who were financially bet ter off than we were. That made her discontented, and l never found much comfort taking her out with me-"
 To this Mrs. Crinpen, just award ed S125 month allowance, retorted today:
 "A husband may be made to think he has q grievance if suggestions and insinuations along that line are persistent, subtle and continuous. Another woman may supply the in-
 
 ! the species.
 By flatterv. which does not need to be ultra subtle, the business vam- pire makes the man pleased with himself. She praises his business acumen and pretends to have an en- thusiastic interest in everything he does. She gives him sympathy in great chunks for all his fanciel grievances, manufacturers whole outfit of troubles for him just in order that her wonderful under standing of him may alleviate his mental anguish.
 "Women today have entirely too loose ideas about the sacred rela- tions of the marriage bond. When a higher standard of honor is de- veloped, the woman who steals mans affections from his wife will be chased with other thieves and be dealt with in the same way. Then the business woman vampire will largely disappear.
 q have been robbed of a husband. and my boy of father, and yet the person responsible for this goes free. But neither she nor MT. Grip pen will have any permanent hapDi- ness. Underneath this superficial infatuation, my husband really has stable ideas of responsibility and of honor, and in time he will see that no lasting happiness can come from such a course. He is simply chasing a rainbow dream which will end in disillusionment just as such things always end.'
 Mrs. Crippens own philosophy, as she told Judge Grail in court, is to "let things work themselves out" She still believes it good philos- ophy.
 q feel that my husbands estrange- ment is only temporary" she said, "and that in a short time the whole some. substantial love he once had for his home and his family will come back.
 "I do not intend to get divorce and there are no grounds on which MT. Crippen can obtain one."
 Nova Scotia is to fix minimum wage for women teachers.
 Dr. Bertha V. Thomson is city health commissioner of Oshkosh, Wis.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-04-01
College Chorus t
 be 'Kickless' 6e
 at U. of CaliArnia

San Francisco, Cal, All B. Bare legged dancers will 1pt fea- ture at the production of e 1920 Partheneia at the University4f Cali fornia this spring. This ict has gone out from members of facul- tv. according to women hdents. While Dean Lucy Stebbins kd oth- CT women members of thetfacultv who are interesting themsHves in the success of the product tbn. de- clare no such edict has gort forth, vet it is fact that women tudents who pose for photographs rfuse to appear unles conventionally lowered by a drane reaching at leastt to the knees They say "the faculk don't likt it."
 Where before blase studets and the general public have tmbled over themselves to buy ticlets to witness the "pure in art" f DOT traved bv Partheneia chorufs rol- licking about the green of Faculty Glade in the pinkness of the near nothing, this year the exhibition will be of monastic simplicity, "kickl less" restrained and sedate.
 Where curves once flourished. un- adorned, they will be smothered this wear bv an official ban whose scope lies without the bounds of art, but within the metes of academic re- striction, while gauzy gambols an- ent the consciAnceless sun are even more taboo. The shapely. the femi- ninely ornate, and the ultra round- ed contours that have proved the drawing card of former Partheneias in this years production have giv- en way to the rhombic the oblate and the parall6lo,eramatic in female prilchritude. In short, it is tsor with the dance, let joy be Ia node
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-04-01
BETTER THAN CAL0MEL
Thousands Have Discovered Dr. Edwards Olive Tablets
 Are a Harmless Substitute

Dr. Edwards Olive Tablets are the result of Dr. Edwards determination not to treat liver and bowel complaints with calomel. For IT years he used these tablets Ca vegetable compound mixed with olive oiD in his private practice with great success.
 They do all the good that calomel does but have no bad after effects. No pains, no gripping. no injury to the gums or danger from acid foods yet they stimulate the liver and bowels. Take Dr.. Edwards Olive Tablets when you teel "logy" and "heavy." !" Note how they clear clouded brain and perk up the spirits. lOc and 25c a box.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-04-01
k]iminary Meeting tpine Bluff District.


 Members of the executive board
 district chairman of the Pine
 if district, A. F. w. C., held a
 cial meeting at the Hotel Pines
 nday and Tuesday of this week, as
 Preliminary conference to the regu-
 district meeting to be held in
 mburg the first week in May.
 Mrs. Everett Tucker, president of
 Pine Bluff district, presided
 s. A. F. Dreyfus was unanimously kcted chairman of Jefferson coun- 1 there being about 13 counties in ] district. A resolutions commit S was appointed to draw up resolu- Fms thanking the local business kn and club women for their cour- &ies extended during the two days keting.
 Among the club women present Ere Mrs. George Waltz of Stuttgart, Es. J. R. Wilson of Warren, Mrs. s. 1 Nolley of Hamburg, Mrs. Hamp krtin of TuckerA Mrs. Wm. A. Co., I, Tucker ,who is correspondent kretary of the Pine Bluff district; ts. John Lessee, an officer of the {cker community club; Mrs. c. A. Iller. McGehee; Miss Leila Goodwin, bnticello; Mrs c. w. Sherrill, {adv; Mrs. J. F. Grumbles, Star ky; Mrs. Paul Teeter, Sheridan; :; ts. Paul Daniels, vice president of Is district, Stuttgart; Mrs. Jesse h,itt. district recording secretary
 lar.
 IA committee composed of Mrs 5ul Teeter. chairman; Mrs. Hamp (rtin, and Mrs. Lucy Critz drew
 the following resolutions: fSince the Pine Bluff district, A. w. c. in executive session with 1egates, has just had such an in- Testing program in Pine Bluff, krch 29 and 30, We, the resolu- tns committeej wish to express
 thanks to Mr. W. N. Trulock for
 gracious hospitality of the Hotel hes employees, and the use of the
 l room for meetings, to the Y. l C. A. cafeteria entertainment and becially to the women, hostess of ] town, who cordially longed and tertained us with drives and. shop hg chaperonage; to the papers that hdly gave publicity to the gath 5ngs, and to everybody responsible ' the success of this mutual bene- \ conference.'
 'st. Martha's Guild of Trinity hrch will meet this afternoon at BO o'clock at the church and all embers are urged to attend. Fhe Woodmen's circle meets this ternoon at 2:30 o'clock in their bms over the Orpheo theatre. Miss Reva Harris has returned bm delightful visit with Mrs. C. Homer at Helena.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-04-01

The Pastoral Helpers of Christian church will hold their candy sales today at Central Grocery stora and Dreyfus'.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-04-01
INSTRUCT FOR WOOD.

Jackson, Miss, March 31.-The re- publican state committee in session here today approved delegates select ed by district conventions to attend the national convention and will ap- point them formally tomorrow, it was announced tonight. They are all instructed for Major General Leonard Wood, it was said. Dele gates at large will be named by the republican state convention, which will be held here tomorrow.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-04-01

The St. Cecelia's Guild of Trinity Episcopal church will have d market table sale Saturday, April 3, at Knox Walker Furniture company. The general public is invited.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-04-01

St. Martha's Guild of Trinity
 urch will meet this afternoon at BO o'clock at the church and all .mbers are urged to attend.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-04-01

The Ladies Club A. o. U. W. has and a meeting will be held this after and meeting vii be held this after noon at o'clock, in the club rooms, to which all members are urged to attend.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-04-01
GET RIp oF .sPR1NG FEVER"

"pep"-the chances are that your bowels are sluggish. A Foley Cathar- tic Tablets is a wholesome physie that will rid you of bilieusness, gas. bloating, sick headaches, sour stom- ach >or other ills that attend indiges- tion and constipation. They invigo- rate the liver.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-04-01
~ SOCIAL 8 ~ PERSONAL 4
MISS EUNICE NORRIS, Editor.

Mrs. John D. Wilbourne was hos tess yesterday afternoon to mem- bers of the Mathontes club in their study of "The Wonders Of the Uni ted States A number of papers were splendidly given, the program being Land of Purple Shadows, J Mrs. W. A. Taggart; "The Cliff Dwellers," Mrs. E. B. Houston :; Highways and Waterfalls" Mrs. Wilbourne; "Forests and Their Con- servation," Mrs. M. M. Danaher; "Twixt Pine Old Hills and River" Mrs. o. w. Clark. Mrs. Nick J. Can't presided, the meeting being opened by the singing of America. Mrs. Jack Bernhardt will be the next hostess.
 The Pastoral Helpers of Christian church will hold their candy sales today at Central Grocery stora and Dreyfus'
 The St. Cecela's Guild of Trinity Episcopal church will have market table sale Saturday, April 3, at Knox-Walker Furniture company. hN SSlSioi PuDIIC IS lIlFitGu.
 -tf--
 A special service will be held at the First Presbyterian church Sun day evening, April 1, at which time Damascus Commandery No. 8, Knights Templar, will worship with the congregation. Special music has been arranged and Dr. J. l. Norris, pastor of the church, is prelate of the commandery.
 The Ladies Club A. 0. U W. has and meeting vii be held this after noon at 3 o'clock, in the club rooms, to which all members are urged to attend.
 Miss Anastasia Pogue, student of St. Mary's academy in Little Rock, is spending the Easter vacation with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. M. s. Pogue.
 The annual afternoon tea and ba- zaar will be held this afternoon at the home of Mrs. Felix Smart or West Fifth avenue by the Young La dies society of the First Metho- dist church. The public is cordially invited to attend, as sale of fancy articles, and a market table will be featured. Tea will be served turnout the afternoon.
 The Young Peoples union of the First Baptist church will be enter tained Friday evening at the Barac- ca hall with an Easter party.
 -%-
 Mr. and Mrs. Claud L. Sparks and mother, Mrs. Kate Bunn, are com fortably domiciled in the Farrar Martin home, 1415 Chestnut firm of wholesale clothiers for H. 500.000 pounds.
 Tbo fi,, +o co1 lo
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-04-01

rejection by King Christian and the new ministry of an offer by the Trades unions to furnish a con- promise in the political crisis if the
 Rigsdag was convoked immediately.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-04-01
General Strike in
 Denmark Planned

Copenhagen, March 31.-A general strike will go into effect thruout Denmark on Thursday, following the
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-04-01
s15 SUITS IN IRELAND.

London. March .31-Government ocks of civilian clothes consistine
 600,0OO sack suits have been sold the Ministry of Munitions to a
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-04-01

firm of wholesale clothiers for 1,- 500.000 pounds.
 The firm has agreed to sell the suits to the public at price not exceeding three guineas (about SIS eaeh