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The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-04-09

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week tu Chattauooga.
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~ho attended the Cali Cufci con-
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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-12
OLDEST AND YOUNGEST
WAR VETERANS To GET
FREE RIDE At HOUSTON

lipt-isi 70 -, Nrut.
liul STpN. sept. 1.-THE oldest and
Youngest veterans uf the Cunlcdcracy
who attend th, reunion ~ Houston.
Octuhpr tu = viii get u nee ride An
rnoing airplanc.
II III" oldest dnd the Youngest
'Johnny' prefer 10 stay on the ground.
the n'Nt in order ~ axe got their
chance Ca gu.
THIS offer WIS made today by n.
g Block and Il. r. McCabc. pilots on
IA" staff 20 : T. T. cox. "a Houston
uil nnrultr who mpirtnins hts own
nfiug Held adjoining Hermann Park.
whore the veterans viii Dc ,ncnmpod
while IN Houston.
IilncK ana McCahp. anth veterans"
IT thea.r service IN the world war. arc
kecnly interested In the preparations
for The Confederate oncnmpment. They
promise more hair raising stunts In
the air than the Old timers have ever
seen. during the veterans stay ON the
ncirhboring tract
There ~ fleet ~ oight fast planes
1T the Cox Field hangar II WAS there
That Harold Van liuran. "A Young mo.
ton picture actor. recently rodc a sad.
I'll" strapped % the backbone If "a fast
plane while u executed spirals. looms
niri Nos" divcs IN the air Block nj.
lotcd the machine. Tie promises NOT
90 rui amy uuuN'NShln's" with ths
veterans. unlcfs they find straight fly.
INK too tame
I'm bet those I'D BOYS viii want
everything we've got IN the stunt line q"
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-12
DEPARTMENT Of Home
ECONOMICS WILL AID
WOMEN FIGHT PRICES

special ~ IN, News
~ SIN. sept. li-Aid BOB rumhnt
TINS Tho high cost 1T living i- b.inr az
ifi'd To ~" women uf fh, state bV "a,
department ~ Home .,unnmi,s uf m.
University ~ Texas in spenkinp II.
ihr work Miss Edwin, Hershey EN,,r
-i"n Lecturer IN tom, Econo,nirs
stfs
Ih' Home Economics Extension ,f
l'ir ~ ~rNirD tu M, women ~ ia,
hii' WI" are Interested iu lulint
some practical solution fml "a, prni,
'lns 81 making the income u.st IA,
needs ~ the family Boo these days III
ulgh prices. Women everywhere M,
ilndihE TINT The first step A. To- NAY,
'thh' 81 their household administer,
T." ihd pat thu home on bn-ines,
'".i' Us a careful plan fur expenditure.
hn an "illUi'ni method 81 keeping
household accounts"
According tu th, sch,lul, manned T.,
hls~ Hershey Il s'ri,s IT siN discus
IONS on household administration :.
each Tho usr and value uf Tho i,,d,.,.,
ind practical meihud fm ko,ulur
h"t' "h"ld accounts h. given tn AN,
'nh. group ~ clubs. city f.l,fiiinn
group ~ women which guarantee.
membership IT nfy iur ih, course.
lh' lecturer remains two weeks boz tho
immunity, md every woman t,gia
'i'l ~ gwen the opportunity fur pl.
'hh '"ili"f'u'' aS o. iudlt idutl prob
'lhH ~ budget making and households
Istuifiiiuu. n If d. desired ia ,
'i"up max o. mad" into u permanent
"ginizaiiuH and ui AMY ous,. IN. vnrl
dirN'tod los the University after the
'''ipr'r leaves an Iucal ,Nurr-. Z
H'h 49, that of hnll. etc. and tho inJi
fpu~'s ~ tht l'Uiurrr must b.. barn.
~" community. fur this purpus,.
" ~ nn" dollar ~ required II each
sistiani for tho course. Tn, travel
ing eNp'irss and services uf tho l,riun
% ar provided fur los th, University.
IN" series ~ discussions Includes Il
if'r' ui the factors influencing IN,
'-' ~ living and the relation III az
'Einil'Ti plau 81 saving and spending
NuhN u made &c the cost ~ huu.
''' ~ hr'nii' nHnc'. the fu,sl needs ~
ih' family and huN to bu,. care a..
md utilize feel tn Oh. host ,,l,,ri,r.
i"ihing budgets arr discussed as w,lll
is ih" custs 81 health. and the, ,.lue8.
ll'hal ana fccreatiUnal needs II thu
family
\ ianulN financial book has been me
pared lN IN" extension which .ff,f,. |
'd'i" and supervision IN r,g.,rI 10 tho
''.ping 81 such e record. ln additiu, |
bulletin Putting the HON, ON [, |
business E1sis' has been prepared by |
Miss iihrsh"y fot distribution
Applications ten the course az styenI
N N" division a., considered I'M th,l
'I"'i ~ th'ir rrD'ipi M cuiumuuira |
D hs should h' addressed ~ the Home
.'nNofhi"r Extension. University al
r,Nls
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-12
FEDERAL CHARGES
FILED AGAINST MEN
htN Iu1iIT ~ INV NFNICO
WITH ALTO N POssRSION
FACE TWO CHARGES

SIX Acc Blackie" and Harry McTy.
~ alinr Ho'..ri Eurns. viii H.. pros
rut.d In IN. federal district court on
~" charge - Transporting stolen
ui"mullla from en-. stat. 10 another.
lloyd Fletcher. agent - the United
iHtes Department II Ius,ic, SAID LAST
ishi W. has ALREADY prepared tie
omplainis and they hav. been filed
rainst ~. iu"n who sIe now IN the
county Jail
Nj Fletcher "Nplrined thar tn. men
en- h. prosecuted both IN the stn,, and
"a" federal c"uri. the former l,.ins
% u" 'hargv ~ theft ~ an nutnmo
u" nnd ~" hitter Tor trau~portinr II
"W "ur stat" o. another. cumurisirr
%" FEDERAL off"uss Thrs.. ar, th.. firs,
al" ewes ~ 'hi- Kind To- b. filed I'M m
'rtlral d.~irlc' court her, sine. m
'Isseg' q the law dealing with trans
rrintiun oi sntlen automobiles
Thu two men wen. arrested hv IN.
Heriif at Gallup. New Mexico last Sal
DAY. with the Hudson automohil. h.
1ging o. tDngahie J y Roger ~
: anyun. in their possession IL h Mid
1ev were brought hack ~ Amarillo
Sheriff Burton Reach and Mr
,oguFS
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-12
A EROAD PEOPLE

As evidence that the people al
Texas are fair ard broad and hon.
est. those otherwise being the cx,
ccption 20 the rule. was the zen.
erai discussions engaged in a,
Fort Worth recently among dele.
gates to the State Democratic
Convention. many OF whom had
IovaHy supported either Mr.
5.ooney or Mr.. Thomson in III,
first primary.
In spite OF the fact that ,hes,
delegates had taken par, in a cam.
paisn IN which there had beer
much bitterness. and in spite oi
TIE tact that MANY OF them had in
the early part OF the campaign
opposed Mr.. Neii. the party nom.
1nee. there was a general deter.
nliiiation evident among them a.
help Pat Ncfi make a good gov
ernor.' and there was a genera
and very definite feeling among
them that he would prove to be :
great governor.
une conversation overheard bv
the editor in a cafe between ~,
members OF the Legislature. both
OF whom had shown the StrongcS,
sort OF partisanship ior Mr..
Thomson before the frs, pri.
mary. proved a fair example oi
what could be heard ON all sides
Both men. discussing the speech
OF Mr.. Nefi accepting the nomina
ton. declared i, to- have been an
"eye-opener' To- them a, 10 the
real character of the man and
they concurred in the declaration
that they believed Mr.. Nefi would
make Tevas the creates, governor
since the days Of lin Hogg
For my part" said one ~
them. ~ am prepared 20 give him
my fullest support toward doine
my fulleS, support toward doing
There are states in the unior
in which the smoke ~ pol;,ica'
battles docs not clear awav -
readily. There are states IN which
The people nurse iancicd wrong,
rom one administration 10 an
1ther. Put noi 80 in Texas
Texans fight hard and thcr
ripe of the slate
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-12
HARDlNG'S CONFERENCES

Senator Hardings most recent
ropt porch conference wa, with
egro delegations. from both IN,
Worth aud the South. a. which
e gave the pledge tina, he will
lot iail the American negro" IN
vent he is elected President oi
he United States.
Segregation Of negro office
holders was one OF the particular
complaints OF the delegations
vho dsire TO be placed upon =
basis OF equality with the white
people OF the nation.
Tina; which teids TO bring about
Focial equality in this country /.
pot likely 10 prove popular with
lhe pepole OF the South. senator
Harding may he able To secure a
Jew votes OF negroes through the
Front porch conference IN qucs
|sion. but insofar rs i, tend, I,
place the negro office holder ~,
Pie negro citizen upon q plane OF
social equality with the white
people of'the country. insofar viii
he become repugnant 20 the pco.
pc OF NJ South and lose votes OF
many s,.ste Republicans who will
s,c forced into the ranks Of De.
rnoeracy in the general election
We have 4 high respect iur the
Industrious negro who seeks t,I
make Ut himself a useful citizen in
his particular sphere Of liic. bu,
We have little patience with III, |
politician who descends to the |
evrl OF admitting the negro til
he social plane OF the white man |
'iiher IN or out OF office.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-12
TEACHERS To AID
SAVING CAMPAIGN
Special ~ The News.
man 40 G.uf

ii,rial ~ The Ncws.
DALLAS. sept --Suggc>ii,r out
lines viii hc furnished tu Teachers ~
the Eleventh Federal Reserve District;
tu aid them bon conducting the Thrift
savings campaign ~ the government
iu tn schools this year. according TO
birsmurc " Hume. Federal District
Direction Material fur the primary
grades win De- prepared by Mrs Ellt
J.. Little primary supervisor ~ ruth
4. h'uls state department ~ education
OF T'NH'. said Nj. Hume special.
90 iu iutrru-liat. work viii prepare
material for iutcrmsdat" grades. high
srhro' matter viii be- furnished by NJ.
l.. N Hubbard. superintendent ui CT"
Schools ~ Bolton. Texas and another
specialist vii prepare aid giving pnr.
ticuiar att"uiun to matter % boz used
iu connection with history In high
ssrhools
This material viii l.. usitI, m
classes already orgnniz,d. additional
rl1ssss Ui IHri,-ia will not h,. necessary.
n viii jan onto the text hooks offer.
Ing interesting sidGlighis ON tories ihv,r|
Discussed md II VIII show how thus,
.uhis-'ts are Intimately related tu the
principles underlying the earn. ave.
and invest campaign To- savings III.
Nisi'u und'i taking. ThusD principles
ip simple They are; earn something.
i've on something lcys. sutr. put YOUR
sl,inrs wh'r" they are safe. and wi,l
earn something
supervisors IT the Stat, Department
NJ Education ~ Texas have presented
ih"r' plans ai 4 number II Institutes
luling the past week az the desire 1T
state Superintendent Hlnutun : Ml
y Mars ,hicf supervisor of high
schools T.. l.. Dohoncy first assistant
superintendent. T. -. BORDEN. chief su
p'ivis1r ~ rurytl schools. " r. James
s',r''arN 81 the ruriu school division
ud others presented the divisions mo.
gram iu i"aD hers uf some SEVENTY cuun.
t', I'vton Irving IT,. educational
director Tor the division. visited San
Antonio Waco AMI college ~ iiun ia
In''i'' ~ the work The % ans 60
l1r" been "nihualsti,lllg ~.
'iN"l wherever their practical nature
lis h''n Understood ", hlv, had as.
from every part ol the lis
.r,t that teachers az bon hearty accord !
,iih ~" work Ia bc undertaken. und
h'' huy" pledged themselves tu mii.
f' The material furnished ly fh, diylS |
Dn 90 the very fullest extent"
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-12
return 10 Germany"

ffiNFH W 'itl NldllN.
Now that statement might be oi
general interest eXccp, ior one
thing Wilhelm will never return
to Germany for a residence oi any
great length Of time. There is
Just one thing which the United
States and it, allies will not stand
for. and that i, Wilhelm again in
authority IN Germany.
Should he return 10 Gcrmany
aud attempt 20 recover h., former
control OF the nation. there j.
more than a probability that the
allied nations would take posses
sion Of his august person and that
his own august head would pruba
bly, ily either 10 the right or the
left. following cour, decree.
The great rulers OF the world
viii not soon forget the misery
which one man brought about IN
the world and they will not permit
him to regain a position in which
he will again menace the peace Of
The world.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-12
COLLECTS MATERIAL
ON EARLY HISTORY


o - n The Sevt
AUSTIN S-p' ~ David = Near
HuF - %" history faculty Il IN. Uni
'rsiiy ~ Texas has spent m, summer
Collecting material relative 90 early
Texas history from nrwsusp.rs lot
'rs and other Documents which h.
u- searched cot l0 au parts 90 tb,
fat" The data collected win b.. used
NeuiIsliv in history ~ Texas which
designed fu embassy facts never d..
HI' uad' clear ~ present q review
q Tho material u l,.irr published b,.
r. Southern Historical Assnrisrf.r s.
complied. additions and revision
Ding atarfly m1da. prd viii lead
f.rrIghiv sufhsrur work when
r, h4 n.k .- finally polished
Air No rhur has visited during fh.
lWH't many paints ~ hi.fmtrft boz
crest in fh" stat" Including san An
ONO. Laredo. DALLAS Waco Port
worth. Houston. Galveston and n..u.
wont W. has obtained many vslusbi..
H'f Z" nov spnuers published IN thu
siird Just fuiiawwing the civil war
Fhich are proving very valuable IN his
fffk.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-12
CLARENDON FAIR.

There Is every indication that
the Clarendon Fair this year vii
prove one of the best exposition,
u the season. according To reports
.oi the preparations which hay,
ieen made in that section.
Large numbers OF exhibit, vii
nc on hand aud il Is probable that
they will be the classicst II the
'"rt ever gathered together in tn,
l1rcndon section.
There /, not the slightest duubi
that large crowd, viii be I'm NJ
-ndancc from the opening la,
Ii> week
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-12
IiIi. COMPLETED FOR
RELEASE OF ". Ms

ST. lollS. sept n -Compl-tion Il
tsa.eee blanket ln'il" fund need, a
70 effect the release Of % industrial
WORKERS Il tho World imuri~of.,d "
~ LeaNenwofth. Kansas. was an
bounced tonight by The American CIV.
hbyrli.s union after conference
IN William ID. Haywood ~ the I.
" W. general defense committee. Tie
'iis1nefS, statement Slif are Tho
80 ~ i"l convicted In Chioago In 1915
~ federal conspiracy charges whose
- NV Lnen hnpenled
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-12
THE WATER SUPPLY

/ Il. Slaughter 81 Hereford
has Offered the city Of Amarillo q
plan for an inci caScd wacr sun
plan for an increased water sup.
he thoroughly investigated.
amarillo now has an excellent
supply OF pure water. hut i, is q
fact tina, a greatly increased sup
ply must he arranged Tor a, III,
city grows and new industries ar,
secured. !, j. therefore nccc>,ar,
that 10 stone he lett unturncd I,
determine Just how bes, to accom-
plish this end.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-12
RANDALL FAIR

MI reports indicate that IN,
Randall County Fair wa, "a tire.
mendouS success. II Wa, iaii
exposition of the resource, at q
rich and thriving county Of pro
grcssivc, scientific farmer, /,
was an aSScmblagc Of visible cvi
dence OF wha, the soil and clina,,
of the Panhandle oi Texas will Il,
toward producing good crop.
when energy and brain, are pu'
into the farm.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-12
WILL REPRESENT KANSAS
Mt WACO COTTON PALACE

Iul'EkA, Sept. ii.-Goyornor Hen.
y. Aien today named Misp Marrar.
81 Stuhhs. daughter 81 former Gov.
'hoI Stuhhs to represent the
e,a'y y th" Texas cotton palace expo.
Siii"u November = The govcrnor al
Texas Ind asked that the Kans,s r,y.
crnor send Young woman 20 repr..
sent bis state at the exposition.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-12
'GIEADS WILL FLY"

Former Emperor Wilhelm oi
Germany while chopping wood
en- tire grounds Of hi, residence a,
Doom. j. reported TO have made
reference To- the flving chips bv
saving. "This Is the way heads
WIN rs 10 the right and left when
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-12
IMPROVING SHAMROCK
FIELD FOR FOOT BALL


SiiANl'uFk. 1'N. S,ut q. -Thj.
~, y work h,gan ON m, publ, schno,
grfFr-7f- Yrr'--T--r-T-T--r-Nv V-r,or,.- ~
li;h 80 hHH l'r~ h1y, h.sr hu.inr uff'
-'''-ffi~T-' ---'--ss-- r-r-' fhr f,.,tl, M
COWS WH' begin pr,fiO. n,Nt week ia.
ih' s'fSun'S games The ShamrucL
rbhii, Srhoo' football team will br con,
"''' &" lghi PLAYERS this fear. even
lEht'f thnn ihuS" ~ the last years
',nn \ majority ~ the star PLAYERS
u hst wars team are on the Clarcn.
i'n 'Hll"g" tenn this year.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-12
HELD N CONNECTION
WITH 1ilEiT OF BONDS

y IN IHTTU " y
Killings. Mont. sept IA man
declared a. be- Lord n Wilson at chi.
clgu was arrested here todIy an a
charg" ol having received aud dispu.Dd
uf sio0up 81 $4,000 in lihurty bonds
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-12
Jahnsnn Recaninrrd.

VENICE CITY. Sept ii.-Bertl.
Johnson. who recently .scap,-l from
bandits commanded hy Znmorg, has
seen rrcapiIrrd 10y the outlaws accord
NIX 10 IA. war department.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-12

griuucd Block after be- had made hiH
Offer.
The question NOW arises. who VIII hr
The oldest and who the Youngest zee.
Gran az Houston? Who are tiv yundi.
dItos boz your locality
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-12

stolen u is alleged from Wall street
hour. last year by benjamin Binkc-
wiz. "a mes. niger wso subsequently,
was slain al Milford Connecticut.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-12

Daily News Wan, Ads bring results.
Graham guardian., 1920-06-18

S~N~N~~%NN~NNN~%N,
Graham guardian., 1920-06-18
BoRAH'S FRANK STATEMENT

After the republican convention.
at Chicago reported its lifsless.
hopeless, cheerless platform, it
became immaterial who was nom-
mated as its candidate for presl-
dent. Months ago, in a conver-
sation with a close student of
politics, from the coign of vantage
of the capital, the writer was
given this political tip: The
leaders of the republican party
feel so confident that the country
will retire the democratic party
from administration of the ma
tons affairs that they believe it
is immaterial who is nominal d
or what sort of platform the
candidate runs on; they intend
to see that a man who viii take
orders is nominated and they in-
tend to draft a platform that will
incite a minimum of antagon-
ism among anti-Wilson elements.
1t remained unsettled at this
writing who will be nominated,
but the platform is completed,
and considering the unsettled
state Of domestic and interna-
tional politics. it is more lifeless
than we would have believed il
possible to make it.
That the platform means abso-
lutely nothing is as good as stated
by Senator Borah when he dc
clared that, although the plat
form was satisfactory to his ch ei,
Hiram Johnson, and to himself, |
he would not support either Wooo |
or Lowden on that platform. |
The senator virtually admitted
that Johnson and i'is followers |
traded their seeming acquies
cence in the platform, for the
domination, and his statement
was virtually a threat that if the
convention failed to come
through"there would be another
bolt. 1t might also beinterpreted
as meaning that johnson had no
intention of being guided by the
platform should he receive the
nomination.
In a way, it was immaterial
what was put in the republican
platform so far as domestic issues
are concerned. The party has
had ample opportunity to carry
put legislative reforms since it
has had control of the legislative
branch of the government, so
here is no reason to believe that
they would do it if continued
IN control. 1t is essentially a
wooden" device upon which
10 get into Office. Arizona Star.
Graham guardian., 1920-06-18
r. F. Erwin Regarding His Troubles

Continued on Page Four)
Graham guardian., 1920-06-18
PROCEEDINGS
OF THE
BOARD OF SUPERVISORS
OFFICE OF THE
BOARD OF SUPERVISORS.
CorrNTy Op CpAIIAM

| OrFiSC vi iIE
BOARD OF SUPERVISORS.
COUNTY OF GRAHAM, o.
STATE or ARIZONA,
Stafford. ARIZONA,
June z, 1920.
The Board, of Supervisors met
in regular session at 900 O'Clock
a. M, with the following mem.
bers present: II. j. Dowdle,
Chairman; j. T. Owens. Mem
ber; Frank A. Webster, Member;
Martin Layton, Clerk.
The minutes of the, regular
meeting held May 5, 1920, were
read and approved by a unani-
nous vote of the board.
The notary bond of Millard
Fyffe, in the penal sum of 81, 900.
was approved by a unanimous
vote of the board.
In pursuance of the provisions
of Section 3, Senate Bill No. "a.
Chapter 5, Session Laws of Ari-
zona, 1915, the Board of Super
visors, by motion. duly put and
carried. made an appropriation
of $3.50. 90 from the general coun-
ty fund for the purpose of help
ing to defray the expenses of~the
county agricultural agent for ag-
ricultural extension work in Gra-
ham county for the year 1920,
said appropriation to be payable
to the University of Arizona Ag-
ricultufal Extension Service.
A petition signed by a number
of the qualified electors of Klon-
dyke Justice Peace Precinct, No.
8, requesting the board to ap-
point d. w. Wilson or jeff ID.
Clayton as justice of the peace
for the aforementioned justice
precinct, the board, after consid.
ering the same, by motion, duly
put and carried, appointed jeff
ID, Clayton as justice of the peace
of the said justice precinct, at a
salary of $1,000 per month, for
the balance of the unexpired
term of said justice peace office.
The board, by motion, duly put
and carried, discontinued the
monthly INDECENT allowance of
Mrs. Sarah Marcoveicz, to be eff.
fective from date.
1t having been proven to the
satisfaction Of the board that the
following described property, to-
wit: Beginning at the southwest
corner of Section %, Township 5
South, Range "a East, of Gila
and Salt River Meridian, in Gra-
ham county, Arizona; thence run
ming ~ rods east; thence run
ming 22 rods north; thence run
ming 27 rods west; thence run
ming 22 rods south; to the place
of beginning, had been sold FOR