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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-04-26

TNHE present sugar shortage serves as
l. text for another instance Of in
trnsivc preparation.
Charles X. Williams was food nd o
niuiStrator for Northampton county
during the war. lie i one Of tho largest
manufacturers in that county. His con =
ccrn operates mines and mills in vari-
ouS parts Of the United States. The
main plan5 is AZ Euston.
Mr.. Williams was appointed food
administrator Just two days before tho
sugar crisis hCralne acute in tho early
summer If 1918. Certificates wrrC or
dorod to be issued AL over the country
within two day. County adminiStrn
;orS. duly warned. had augmented forces
read, for tho work.
Williams had not. lie was new. Ills
office force consisted Of couple Of
clerks. bat h" hopncd into the admin
i~trati,r rink like four-timc winner.
lie had ~ keep n big county .INpliel,
according to Hoover. with sugar. With e
in >iN hours h" had enrolled large
volunteer force Of clerks and assistants
fitted Nh with desks. printed forms.
erc.. and began drilling thcm in the
work of issuing certificates. aud ligIr.
ing ont the moro or loss complicated
>yStcm of reports. An that day he
kept them 1t it. All that night until
daylight next morning he drilled his
voluntocrS Meantime he was training
himself
When Northampton county lined up
for its sugar certificates on schedule
tim" Williams was ready.
It was the only instance in to state
V horn this occurred. But =. *. vii.
lsmS put il over" without break.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-04-26

And Canada is only second to Aus
tralia in her aversion to Japan.
Let rs forget this japanese war bogic.
q q q
A son OF Macready the actor did so
"a remarkably we'll ronciliating the
police strikers in London that he is
being sent to Ireland to conciliatc the
Irish.
He succeeds Mcpherson. a Scotch
man. with q Scotchman'S : decided views.
Mr.. McPhcrson's decided views upon
Ireland werc that all the Irish of south
Ireland. all the Sim Fein Irish. were
drgcncratcs.
He was 50 confident of il that he cS-
planned this sociological fact at length
TO any American journalist visiting
Ireland.
WITH Mcpherson and his superior
w was General French.
During the war an American labor
delegation visited England.
Mostly of Irish descent, they had to
see Ireland.
Naturally they had first to see Cen
crHl French
1t was thought that this could be done
best at the homo of Lady Dccirs. an
American by birth.
French was on balcony of the house
when the Americans approached.
II" caught a sudden glimpse of them.
"WhO are those crCaturCS:' he asked
Probably he thought il was the Sim
fciu uu to some now trick.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-04-26
SELF-lNTEREsT sPURRED
THE SAN RENO SESSIONS
On Some Vital Subjects. However
Morals and Materialism Were in
Happy Practical Coincidence

Happy Practical Coincidence
WHILE good many signs are still
w brcathcd over the failure OF un
impcachablc motives and raretied ideal
ism to effect Il settlement of post war
problems, the forces which are actually
in play at San Reno by no means war
rant an attitude of unreieved despair.
1t is clear that some distinction must
be made between intent and acts. The
devil. it is said. ran quote Scripture to
his own purpose But the inherent
virtues of Holy Writ are not diluted by
such strategy.
It'is WE'LL therefore. TO refrain from
panic at the spectacle of European
chanccllurs acting from selfish instincts.
Not even American diplomacy. in
which. from the moral standpoint. so
much pride is taken at home. is wholly
free from them. When they do op-
crate. the resulting policy is apt to be
described us ''cnlightcucd sclf-interest. "
There is little sense today in being
fearful OF that phrase. for it represents
an actually. the reactions of which
need not necessarily be harmful.
Certainly it cannot be fairly urged
that the role which Britain has been
adopting on the Riviera is destructive
Of those liberalizing tendencies TO which
il was hoped the process of world re
construction would civ" such impetus.
Indeed. the views lately expressed by
Mr.. Lloyd GEORGE. with his customary
clever and diSarming franlneSs. accord
in some ways with those which Ameri
caus capable OF thinking internationally
would have been glad for US to have ad-
vanCed had We not temporarily turned
our backs on Europe. Conciliatory, not
vcngeful. has been the tone of the
British delegation at San Reno. This
does not mean that England has ceased
to look out for herself. Her history i
not crowded with records of any such
vicarious action: nor, in fact. can any
nation boast of having constantly car
ri"d self sacrifice 70 utterly consistent
and persistent extremes. What is wei
worth noting. however. is that Britain 5
temptation TO exact the uttern0st far
thing from '"rmany and TO patch up q
nilitarietir. iupcriulistir peace in Eu.
rope i much less oppressive than ir
the days of her last and highly .;ingoistiC
rational election.
Eeactionary sentiment in France is
today still easily inhamed The suf
f"rings Of tho hcroi" republic arc t.
a large cXtcut unrcpaiycd. Her late fos
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-04-26
BRUSH BRUSHED UP
Hog Island Head Had Busy Ten
Days Before Appearing at
v. s. Senate. Committee
Meeting
By GEORGE NoN Mccain

0NE hears a lot in these days of
~ great industrial enterprises about
the men who put over big things.
The title Captains of Industry" is
pretty badly faded. though. princes
Of the payroll" meaning thereby the
gentlemen who toll with their hands,
have rather cast the captains into the
penumbra.
The directing or managing head of
any concern worth mentioning puts in,
as Il rule. more hours Of labor. on n
per diem average, than his ncn---thc
man who holds a throttle. heads Il
riveting gang. or tends the cupola OF
blast furnace.
This is an episode of long hours and
putting it over.
When the United States Senate com
mittee on commerce in January, 1919.
decided to investigate Hog Island and
the building Of merchant vessels under
the direction Of the United States ship.
ping board Emergency Fleet Corpora
tion. Matthew G. Brush. president OF
the American International Shipbuil ID.
ing Corporation, was scheduled as prin-
cipal witness.
Mr.. Brush had been president of the
corporation and head of the great Hog
Island enterprise but Il few brief weeks.
lie was not Shipbuilder. lie was
railroad man. both steam and electric.
He had been president. vice president
and general manager of various cor.
porations. Hog Island was his first
ipbulding experience.
T'EN days only interviewed between his
L notice to appear in Washington and
the date OF the Senate committee ;
meeting. He knew comparatively little
about Hog Island: still less about shin
building. lie was too new on the job.
But as the head of the corporation he
had to testify.
Ten days later. when he appeared as
a witness, he knew Hog Island. He
knew the location and measurements Of
every building. shipway. basin and rail
road siding. lie fairly oOzed statistics
and exudcd facts. He was a statistical
and cyclopcdic wonder to those SEN
atorS.
What wrought the TRANSFORMED ion?
For eight days prior TO his cXamina-
ton before the Senate committee Mat
thew {. Brush shut himself ny in n
suite of rooms in one of the big Phila-
dolphia hotels; From o'clock in tn"
morning till - o'clock the next morn
Hog Island.
Heads of departments. chiefs Of di-
visions. forcmon. and even skilled work
ncn. wcrc his instructors. Between
times. when certain points were nor
clear. he would jump int" an ever
waiting automobile and rush down to
the island to make personal inspection
or verify statement.
\ squad of messengers. clerks and
craftsmen were constantly in attend.
aucc. Ii was hard. driving. intensive
brain work. K was the power of mem
""v H"d concentration raised to the nth
degree.
nurn hc had finished that week Of
strain ne was primcd for the Senate
committee - commerce. He had Hog
Island II MIS- fingers ends. TO en-
phasizc and verify his statements he
Lad pounds Of documents and bundle
rolls of maps and diagrams. lie had
officials and scatiSticians at his elbow
~ back him up.
And tho committee did not ask q
single question that he could not answer
right of the reel.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-04-26

The Paris conference Of 1919 endured
from January to June, Ideals which
trmmphcC thcre--aud there were more
Victories than professional pessimism il
inclined 10 admit--wore in general those
which did not violently collide with
matters of the Selfinterests of the
stronger powers, America had less than
any other patton 10 lose by chsmpioning
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-04-26

Philadclphia, Monday, April 70. 1920
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-04-26
Some Reasons Why Pctuin Is Mis-
taken in Thinking There wiz
BE War Betneen the United
States and Japan

And Canada is only second to Aus
tralia in her aversion to Japan.
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Member of the Associated Press

az tddrcss rU commudicdt iowS 70 irs"'n0
Public Lodgcr, Independence square,
Philadelphia
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-07
'f"grani ior Sacred Concert nj First
Christian Church

IN" following ~ the program Ia !.
presented ~ IA" Sacred concert Ia A.
h'Id ~ the Fist Christian church ney
SuhuaN evening. November 1920 4,
40" cordially invited Tho progrn,n ,yIl
''Eln promptly Ht : O'Clock.
Kern ''"" =
thnli - Unfold w. -Goupo,I
Solo The Lord T. Nly I.igbt"-A AM,
zen, bF Mrs. T.. H. Mayer
thoii-"ll0ly Art Thnu"-IInndoI
orchestra After Sunset prvo,.
Dnoi The Twilight Hour" N"yin
'N airs krug and Mr rutherford
Trio Selected by Mrs. Thorn. and
MISS Lihmm and Mr. HUMPHREYS
Qnnttettc-"l Waited for tho Iord,
Mend'lssnhn. hy Mcsdnmes NI,vrr ,,d
hiug and Mesyrs Kmhrnugb nnI
curry ""''
nfchoa'fa-"Gavotte"-Gossot,
,hoii--"My Faith Looks tn ia Thoe''
Schneider wv
Solos. By Mrs. G. NJ. Thompson and
Mis- Burgess. WV
Violin ohligato hv Mr Whine.
rev. ". l.. HucEahy and vito bnve
moved to Amarillo and viii occupy Inc
W, Davidson csidencc. sos Harm.
I"n street Rev. ilu.kaby liz the Field
secretary for the SUNDAY school IonrJ
oi the North West TcNas Conference
% M"'h"diSr ana viii make his hold.
quarters 10 Amarillo. working ont az.
III" conference Territory
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-07
TonlnrrnM's Rrrlnr.

II yu1 have damn lnsoi IN IA.
hH4'urnt ~ Your house trv keeping nu
'rih'n h"vl f'l"d with quick lin, in
ur" corner
The lime ohsorhs No. tlimpnass aud
tt''t'ns. The utmuyph,I" of IA. pls,r.
ll-' rats mi mice and pests gcn.flll,
ih'i ""a irh. dtup spots IN which To-
hiv" tu"ir Icing have keen disiitn
%" lIu' htd steer clear 1T IL;
Exposure q" Hir ,rus's the lime ~
s',h. When this happens throw II
H The tsh .tu.
Menu For Tomorrow.
fNkFAST Orange Juice iruil,d
baron scrambled eggs. toast. coffee.
II NClil'ON Smother Il oysters. eel.
egg hearts. hot rolls. potato duughnuts.
CHEESE. tea.
'lNNEl, Cream ~ corn SCUM. fiicd
-. Ken m"sh'd potatoes. fried sweet
l"l1io"s apple celery nut Nilad vanilla
l," ,I,uu Wuci, angel cake. coffee.
VIZ Own Recipe,
W hon cooking sweet potatoes Ia A.
caster tn larc them In the first pllc"
tlHu tn scrub clean. cpul, aud peal The
SKIN "' u sweet potato is go thira that
3. d"", mot peel easily after cpnking ~
hu lash pH,iu dps. par. potatoes and
cut IN shnp" Ten frying Then ROOD unli
t'hd"r nnd lrr in h'lf butter aud hall
md with e generous spruklns ~
sugar
Smo.hcrcd Oysters.
] pin' uyii"ig
SAL ana pepper.
: - cups mill,
tablespoons flour
Wash and drain oysters Molt butter
bon q irvinEpnn. Add oysters SEASON
with salt and pepper Cover aud bake
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-07
Girl Srnnl, Oprn Vnn,pnirn

NEW YORK 40, g. This ~ CgI
| scout week here uH DO b. ,,rrywL.In
els" IN the United States. IItWui po,,
! l.iro and ALASKA. during the member.
! 'hip campaign ui the GII S,uuta tbtt
opened on Saturday
II TX week. ,iumm,d ull If gi.I
Scout events. and ever since the klt,l. 4,
clad girls swung up flrh Ny.uu, iu I,
WrNicc pIrud" un SATURDAY. New Yprt
mas been 'laning MS neck ~ srr whtt
the tiil Scouts VIII do nrNt phr,rJa
posters booths decorated windows aud
every Wh"i" WaiInH ul uniformed l.nIg
~" lu'li captains have made the town
seem liK" a ,cliiablc scout calnp.
YESTERDAY was Oiirl Scout SUNDAY. ana
ministers ri every faith preached nu the
subject Of the Gir Scout laws. thn,o
ten articles ct faith upon which aroui.
ing " founded. The GHl Scouts with
lhtir captains attended church in uni.
form.
Tomorrow un International dc,rgatiun
~ en- Scouts ruprrputug ufipti,.liy
every nationality Boo the world. Vlll VISIT
Mayor llylan ~ city hail uud lu 70 brief
speech, little American S,out VIII ton
To The mayor tine story of s.,Itiur as
an aid 90 Am"usuizatiuu
bth"r features ur Gil SeuU ,r,i VIII
VI" the presentation ul e GIl S,mtI
camp by ~ Senator and Alr. William
\ 'larI as q memorial to their ulurr.
l"r. AndIc". who WAS nu l.I,u. ..nii.l
paddir" DAY un Thursday. aud Alutl.
'rS ana Daughters Div un Sliuud,p.
IN paddles Day any man uny hctun,
''ll S'nJi Daddy, li the ,I,, ittn ~
20 Tor A'.lHh girls Ou Mu,uris and
i"ughi"is Day cuuking rsp,us Wull
''ach iiil Scouts tu ,ooE IN shuy win.
d""s ~ shops ON Fiuh A,ruu.. ~ A !
demonstration ol the hum.lultiY. -.
poet ui .vDuting.
The Girl Scouts need new ruutrnt.. |
lhg members. because there is uu money |
I" meet the daily rrN iul mmr Lid,,,, !
ana more captain. Co. take charge ~ !
ippiiiutS lDr scouting that arr un,y
being turned away Every month ,hnu, |
40" girls apply for help in organizing |
rev troops Af'rr the ,tuuiisr. ih..
l'"'d department viii g. increased and
'igdniy 'lun 81 the NtriHe uupli. Yl,, |,
VIZ begin on e largo sale
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-07

IN q hot oven for n or 10 minutes
uh'il tn oysters frizyle. Put oysters on
squares uf hot to'st stir flour into but.
ior let iu pan Add milk SLOWLY. stir.
ring 'onst1utlv. ana pour over Toast
S'tNr very hot
PdtatO D0uglnuiS
inc,li iu.giy"d POTATOES
tablespoons butter
tcgs
! cup sugar
cup sour milk
teaspoon sofa
teaspoon baking powder
teaspoon salt
nutmeg
Hour tn roll
Ion ana mash po,a,cos Add butter
ana mix thoroughly. Aid eggs well
beaten. Dissolve soda In milk and mix
baking powder and salt with flour. Md
sugar To first mixture. Add milk. Add
flour In roll Flavor with nutmeg Roll
on u fluurcd molding beard. but with n
dnughnut cutter and fry In deep. hot
tat Drain On brown PAPER
Tn" grass withorcth the flower fad.
eth. but the need of cooks ondure;h
forever Mary.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-07
Meeting 81 the Thursday Tort,.Tvo
Club

III. IhulSLW FOriy Two Tlnh mot
ms' Ihuisdiy afternoon at the home
=" Mls. cartier lloj Buchanan street
at three O'Clock.
Alter several rounds or fnitv.tvo de.
licious refreshments of hot ,ho,olnt. ara
cab" were served by Ia" h1strs, In
Mcsdthcs Hume, smith. Emmett
lhl"v, OBrion and Mceld
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-07

The T.. y. o's viii meet TUESDAY n.
icrroon, November the ninth. ~ three
o'clock ~ IN" home Of Mrs VI n. liar.
i.s 1901 Mouro street. and tho follow.
'nS program viii be- rendered under
%" leadership II Mrs Hill
T"Nas state Government
l'iicf Iiistory--Alrs Wilson
i.crislation Mrs. oliver
General Eh elton.
Present piv Topics.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-07

The members Ut the i. e.. g.. Clri
met in rcsull' session tt tho home NJ
Mf. " = Cobl". lGiS rolk Street
Thu sdlv afternoon ~ three O'Clock
ana splendid program WAX rendered
undrr N leadership IT Mrs " T.
Mcintosh
Att"r the program had been com.
ploi"d delicious rcficshm"nt course
WAS served hN the hustrsg
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-07
artificial Flowers I,cd Far Cor,a,..

CurIPc bouquets IT artificial flow.
'f "a" quit" taking the place ~ nat.
"iN ones. on" ~ the newest effects
SHOWN ~ ,ilH lilies of black velvet
about which twin" dolihtcly tinted fnl.
nae terminating ir rus".hucd petals
Tw n.ionCd taiiotas. sttin. velvet tips.I
ANA sappl" kid arr used for th,s. Dtti.
loal ,ors,g" bouquets
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-07
Ilrrlr Ii,r MN NInri

circle Five uf th. Baptist church wil
meet "Wednesday 80 $3.50 Dtlorl win
Mrs = VI Hyhuu lilU Madison street
\ iull att'udlu'r ui members b. a
sired and an ladies living iu district
i've. which extends from Tenth tn Fif
lr"nth street. west oI ru.. mr cor
daily invited tu attend
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-07
Novfl aud EifectIyc Tnbl. ne,o,,,,o,,

novel iahl" decoration IN iusl Inc.
,"ning IN" vocu" IN London Irroeul,r
itagm'ntr 81 colorod glass partly mn n
r'E.lIow ho"l of black china In which
small st1lucti" of white marble
SUI ds Water IL poured into tho bowl
r'r'aNng tn" Transparent brillionry
+" the glass. This TX unusually .ff.c,iye
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-07
Meeting oi Merry Mairon'S Sealng
Club

tn MuYN M1uuus Sewing club met
THURSDAY afternoon with splendid at.
tndlur" no three u'olu,k NJ the hom"
~ Mrs Leon Bowen aud q most de
lEh'lNl afternoon WAS spent Ia doing
fancy Wull. ui the Gloss uf which. u
dliuiN niIDvhulut course was served
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-07
Rose Leaves Again

los" hovls are no longer oldf,sh.
toned but iuudcrn. comes IN. word
irom New York. The idea II keeping
ios" leaves hls boon revived and chin
"sr pattern ros" bowls are h,comilg
very popular
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-07
The Nonan's Auxiliary

Tho Woman's Auxiliary ct the cen
iigl PRESBYTERIAN church viii meet
wednesday afternoon November IN,
tenth. In the church annex. nt thrc,
p M. The lesson ON the subject ol
The Near East " win be- led by Mrs
! ". Crudginglon. \ fun atirndtnrc
10 requested
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-07
Central Guild 10 Meet

Tho Central Guild or the Contra
Presbyterian church will mcct Wcdncs
day afternoon NJ three o'clock IN IN,
church lnreN. Mrs Borden viii h,
leader III the afternoon and the lessor
Will be- taken from Chapter D. of Ia,
church ana the community. An mem
hets are urged to De- present.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-07

The T. G.'s will meet Thursa,,
afternoon ri three o'clock with Miss Nil
dr"d Burgess 1910 Tyler street. with
Miss Katy Ray Niece as leader.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-07
nclnlIiLn Clnh 10 Mrei

TN' hrlph.1n club VIII meet with
MIS- w " hmm. 1906 Harrison
E.i'ri liidlN afternoon 40 thrc" o'cloc,
Mrs ! Leslie Williams win be- leader
ul tbr afternoon ana the Lesson viii b,.
um hate. srhDus "iNuto and AriWotl..".
NJ WuUIh,Is prr urged ~ attend.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-07
philharmonic CInh.

rtll W"ciing. Monday. November SIN.
ut two u''lu'k ~ the huu, uf ilrs Ld
Mayer I'"l Madison street 40 nru.
h'.s ai. Wp,d 10 Do" present.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-07

Ih' li'rlu club spent drlightfl
niiurunoD THURSDAY Nov lth at tho
homo ~ Ms Howard Wilson. lGos ~.
li street. m" splendid program was
'it..d ont 300 tLu ORDER listed In M,
I..u. hoax
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-07
Nnii.,

\ full Attendance of thr mpnhrrs u
ih' rhIi'Ias rlnss of 'h, FuH nnptist
church s urged fur SUNDAY No,rubr-
'h us u number uf important nu.
nuun'"m'uis Viii ho mad, during tho
class period
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-07
Meeting NJ Circle Five ~ Woman's
Auxiliary

CrO'" Five oi the Wumnn's Mission.
any Society NJ the First Christian
church viii meet Wednesday afternoon
nt 20" O'clock with MR. Mcclure. llos
Ilvr," street \ rull attendance is 10
.tIutstod
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-07
IlrlIc Iicnncii snrirN 10 Mrci.

tn" Belle Bennett su,loty If the pull,
Street Methodist church viii meet In
th" church pnrlurs. Wednesday At
iur'" o'clock The lesson viii h" ON
Jdran md viii Ice led hy Mis- T.. VI.
Neal
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-07
A TENhs WONDER.

For kidney and bladder troubles
gravel, weak and lame hack. fhcuma
iism and irregularities NJ tho kidney.
and bladder In both men and wnmsn
n not sold hy your druggist. viii T.,
sent hv mail un receipt NJ 81 % Small
bottle often cures Send for sworn ties
iimunials. DR.. T.. " Hall 2g2GG Ollie
street. 81 Louis. Mo. Sold by drug
gists Advertisement.
An Iowa farmer has q hen house tina.
accommodates 1900 hens
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-07
The Wo,,,an,. fluI,

The WomanS club viii meet with
MIS-. y. + Monnlng loI East Tenth
erect 40 ihre" O'Clock Thursday after.
noon Win Mrs. C. !, T.. Lowndcs ~
l,ader
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-07

Circle Six of the First Baptist
church will meet "Wednesday afternoon
ct three o'clock at the home nf Mrs
] NJ NALnA lhm- Mnnrnn alrnnl
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-07

Fircpr"uf barrels made from surn,
mn REFUSE. have been invented h.
Hawaii
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-07

WrrIIhg NJ NcetIc CIub FOSip0nch.
The Needle club meeting has h,-p
postponed until TUESDAY. November N,
18th
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-07
Don
Ever
Marry
From Edgar EranLlin'> Famous
Story.

oh. II y 4 llor VI hlc tale. ii'll
make Your faces al turn pale. \
Teller loves gal an she loves h.
hut did won't have him IN the
i'milrV ~ the Teller an the
cal they cit right smart an her
% kicks the fcllrr in--you know
III" part IN another gal "a
Teller eii> miNcd In IN another
ir'nalr With = rcpula>hun black
~ sin Oh. H. q Horrible
1NJE. \ HORRIBLE TALE ~
~.
Prospective brides aud bride.
groonS are especially RIGID
~ >tE 1IiiS O>E. IT,
matrimonial comcdS served IN :
swir>.
ADMISSION siiOc
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1920-05-06
rigsoeportement ioag. l1frainIfe

rigsoepartenert i6ag. l1frainlfe
Tropper biltob IHolafferne, ne1otes
bet. Sopieterne bar alporlig trlet
of @eisnlnger ober belle Ukraine.
3olafferne bolot li,l Bripetlinie uoen
alpor1ig Mooitano.
st ti6!igere Telegram git uo paa,
at Yolnfferne baabeoe at funne feire
oen polite rationale Geitoag meo
Snbtagelien al aieff.
8olibepifernes Neoerlag bar / en-
felte Mffnit antaget syorm at Ell,
6lugt, paoitaar Yolafferne, enoifjert
@rol,iileff aletnboolfp, Gbere1niiofi
og anbre af De 6pgtigite @eneraler
5opietarme,rne, er blepet fal6t til
at onfere Be rsbe Tropper.
2onbon ben 4be Wai. M,siiife 60.
piettropper rpu1n1e6e aietu liolte
Tbors6ag % retirereoe MOB abarfop,
iogbe ct Eecgram ira @aricban til
rDailp Ne>ps" ioag. Holafferne rpf=
feoe in6 8peu Ssnoag unoer Som.
manoo al General Rilsu6Ifi og bleu
mootaect al Solicit. 9lnbre Telegram.
mer iag6e, at Set frembeles roleoe
poloiomme &umpe aiemegnen.
Marfcbau BEN 2oen Wai. Set iio.
tie &ommunife erflprer, at Goblet.
l1oenrtgsminiiteren foreilaar at aab:
ne unberbanolinger @roono eller
8ialp1tof. " -
Holafferne paaltaaes at babe tage,
flere 2anbsbDer og befat sSernbane'
itationen Saitoff. S De li64e fem
Gage, tiger Beretningen, bar Yolaf:
ferne taget 25,0O0 Sanger, 120 &a:
no1er, 418 Mitralisier og en6el Mo
teriel. 8efolfningen er giennentgaa
I.enbe benliglinoet moo Yolaffernc
lerlig / 3hiton1ir.
8orl lcbau be1s 4be Mai. 8olfbept
ferne bar forifaniet Jig / 8affernt
paa 9njeprs 9eltbreo / en- 1tor &alp:
freos meo &pggen mob &ietp, Ser
ufrainlfe @opebitu6, ife1ge l1n6errei
ming fra Dronten. &n1npen om aierr
raier Sag % geat Lungs bele 2inien
8egge Siber bruger Mrtilleri; mel1
&ietp er eno,n, life blebet bonbar6e.
ret al Bo1offerne. Set forlDoer, Il
Bolnfferne, Ser er n1inbre emo d
aiIonteter fra aie,o, SIR ptrfnings
fu1bt 8rue al San}ertog pansreo<
slutomobiler og a16re mobestte SSno:
ret1lit1ger. +,