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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-26

Special 10 The News.
Pl.ASNlEw. Srrl q So much
could be- sssid about the various exhibit
de partnrnta at tho Northwest Texas
fair that only hrief mention of the var.
ious departments can b. made here. II
required an eighty page catalogue 10
IiNr IA" list VI the premiums alone.
Eight thousand and five hundred dol.
lara IN cash and specials are being nf.
Tered in the various exhibit depart,
monta This and the fact that the hig
premiums hay" been extensively ad.
Nertlsed. make u assured that the 81.
hihiiS al the Northwest Texas fair Will
be- the greatest ever assembled M
Northwest Texas Already entries are
pouring In ~ fasr that Mcsrs Perry.
SEALING. and Martin. superintendents u
the agricultural CLASSES. have found u
necessary Ia call for help.
The exhibits will be housed IN five
80 by 100 feet circus tents. Abundance
e. all exhibits will be- absolutely free 10
all and there IL no entry fee To- show
products
Thu premiums In all cases compare
| faVorably with any state fair and fRI
above the average for district fairs. In
addition 10 the heavy cash premiums
an unusually liberal special prizes. do
I mated by the business men of plainNicw
tine IL these " a 5000 Ep~'ial given
| hy the Yrs, National Bank for the bcsi
county exhibit There are uumcrou'
prizes among the specials which have Q
value exceeding $500.
The supsrlntrndeHts In charge of th'
] departments are experienced In thci,
| special lines and most IT them have
h,cn In charge of similar exhibits be
' lore. The hest of care and m"st ad
yantagt"us display viii h. given all ~
hibits Expert and nnn resident judges
VIII Judge each class. thus assuring ab
/ s,lui. fairness Ia all.
Fred Wcyl. In charge of cattle. r.
parts that the Hereford shuw will b.
J especially strong and that there vii
1 also be- gssal showing uf Jerseys
Keith Cato has advertised the shccI
show widely and has secured definite
assurance of many entries. Some zoo,
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-26
sRyEgu. AMARILLO FIRMS
WILL. HAVE BlG DISPLAYS

rLAiNNll,W. sept. Several Am
aiilu wholesale firms have arranged ior
spare IN the two hig tents which viii
hnus" the Merchants and Manufactur
crs Displays. Tha, the display az the
Amarillo firms will b" interesting Is as
suicd hv tine fact that their representa-
tiv's we're early an the ground 10 pre-
pare their booths
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-26
$500 Beds Will Be
Ready For Visitors
sr,elal TO Tho News


NINNlEW. Sept THE Board
e civ DcN, lupmvnt aud The Clam.
hrr 81 CumWcr," AZ pllinyicw made a
huusp.i phuuse canvass Of tho town
and secured beds and cots for 2i2l
visitors ~ The Northwest Texas Fair
Th-s. have been carefully card In.
d"N'l This VIII onnhlr the secretary.
John Roswell Ca assign rooms imme.
dintrly upon application. Roy Scouts
VIII cscuri Visitora 20 the rooms
Although IN '"rm1l times u IL NJ.
most impossible - got n room In Plain.
View, tho people not accustomed 90
taking rnmcrs have opened up their
homes az q matter nj acromm d1tiCn
4 carloed ~ cots is ready Tor uRc In
ease The available bcds are not suffi.
Cient.
Already over ore thousands rooms
hove been reserved Tor the entire five
u a.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-26

tn" Santa Re IN further showing the
progressive spirit by deliberately dee.
Grating the passenger depot From
tho time q Person steps off the train
he will DO confronted by a mass ~
fright rolors
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-26
REDUCED FARES OFFERED
BY SANTA r RAILROAD
sroe',l 80 -. w.

spreiYl =" -. ~,
fLNlNNiEw. Sept Tho Santa
j., r"""fni2'~ the Importance uf the
Northwest T"Nas Fair This II shown
10y III" fact that they have granted
sp,rill low fares from any point on
the Panhandle and Santa 10 Railway
ana other Santa ~ lines in IN. Pan.
handle. Tom a. Galllh,r In granting
the low rates said.
Tho past and present practice In
connection with reduced rates for Ills.
irict fairs has been To- include terri.
tory only within n radius of one hun.
dr'd miles. But. r"cvgnizing the ini.
porinrce d your fair this year. W.
have decided To- increase the area 20
take In our entire lines In Texas. You
may definitely announce that round
trip fares will be- authorized from all
points on the Santa Fe. liiggings 20
SWcc,wator and fai'wc!l. inclusive:
likewise from all points on our branch
lines. Tickets viii H. on sale Scpiem.
her % Ia 30 inclusive The final r,'-
turn limit will be- October o"
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-26
NEw MEXiCO WILL. HAVE
ENiiiIIiTs At THE FAIR

SrFf.al % Tie Now.
rLAiNvIEw. Sept. /: .--clovis New
Mexlco. VII have large agricultural
exhibit AZ tho Northwest Texas fair.
They have resrrvsd space for thar dis.
play In one 20 the asricultural TENN.
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n,a ,..r ..as ~ a.. aftnoa<.hare a..
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-26

ono per cent ot the atmosphere ID
arRon.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-26

I. [. LAMB. president
K. \. UNDERWOOD,
Nc,ivc Nicc-prcs.
[. { GlDNl.N. iice-Prcs.
". +. RISER. \icc-Prc>.
\ T.. MARTIN Nicc-PrcS.
K. {. WARE. Nicc-PrcS.
! G. ANDERSON. Jr., Cashier
g {. HUGHES. Asst. Cashier
/ G.. DOUGHFRTN. Auditor
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1920-11-24
Evangelist Chas.
Weiele Draining
Large Audiences

The meetings now being held in the
Methodist Episcopal church on the
corner of Palmetto avenue and Bay
street. at which Evangelist Charles
r. Weigle breaches and sings, are be-
coming quite popular The size OF the
audience increases night by night
and II is safe to assume that in few
more days the seating capacity OF
she building will be taxed. Mr.. Weigle
Is a splendid preacher, and at the
same tine is most pleasing and
gorceful singer His singing alone
should attract large audiences. He is
not sensational in his preaching and
here is marked absence of some OF
hose features which are too often as
ISOLATED with revival efforts. He Is a
man of wide and varied experience
having conducted meetings in nearly
every state in the Union He has
crossed the Rocky mountains twenty
$50 times, and has rich fund of IL
abstraction in his varied experiences
in revival work. II is not often thai
man of Mr. Weigle's stamp and
ability Is found in city of this size
and he should have a crowded build
ng from now on
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1920-11-24
COLoRED TEAMS PLAY
BASEBALL THURSDAY

4 fight for the colored champion
ship Of the county will be staged by
md DeLsnd on the diamond at In
titute park, in Midway Thanksgiy
ing day
The Daytona Reds and the DeLand
Giants will play of their tie for the
county c7lored championship which
WAS postponed from the summer sea
son. the game to begin at $50.
Special grandstand for whites will be
reserved. while parking privileges
have been arranged for the many base
BAH fans who know that they will see
4 game worth while when these two
teams face each other
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1920-11-24
Nine-Hole Golf Course To Be
Ready for Play Dec. 20 With
Professional Sheppard Here

wood avenue to the course, Is feet
wide. which will make access to the
country club easier for motorists.
In addition, there is being built a
temporary building TO be used by the
guests in changing for play. and for
showers. While 1t Is intended that a
magnificent clubhouse be erected la
ter on, the funds of the organization
at this time make it possible only
for temporary building, which will
serve tie needs of the guests, with
lockers and dressing rooms. etc.
While the first e-hole course
will be In perfect shape for play this
season. work Is being continued on
the second nine holes that the COM
pleted course of Is holes may be
ready for play at least by the open
ing OF the following season. giving
Daytona the most picturesque goli
course In the South.
Mr.. knappe is sparing no effort t.
give Daytcna residents and theiI
guests course of which they may
we'll feel proud.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1920-11-24
LIGHTS THAT LAST DO IT
NOW, ROWE'S
SMALL BOYS CHANCE: VARIOUS
METHODS WILL BE FOUND
TO GET TO THE CIRCUS

Hearts and flowers" If you please,
professor. Another tradition has been
smashed completely ruined. in fact.
And thee is cause to grieye, for the
tradition that Is gone Is one which
has lasted since long before We were
boys--or girls, for that matter. Re
member in the old days when the cir
out OF the back door. all glossed up
for the day, And remember. how
you came home in the afternoon
sloppy and muddy and dirty and
painting but happy, happier than you
had ever been in your life simply be
cause YOU held in one grimy paw a
ticket for the circus? Yes, you had
carried water for the elephant. You
had struggled until your back ached
you had worn blisters on your hands
but you had obtained that coveted
ticket.
And herein comes the grief. FoI
the Sparks circus is coming 10 the
city for a one days stay Mouday. No
vember 18th. and when il comes
breathe il gently, There will be nc
carrying Of water for the elephants
What's the use ?" asks Manager
Sparks Of the circus There are hy-
drants near the lot so why break tn,
backs Of all the small boys in town
Logical, but sad For to 90 back Il
the old days. il would seem these
small boys were quite willing to have
their backs b. oxen
However there IS hope for the
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1920-11-24

The First Baptist church on Mon
day morning was the gathering place
u the ministers Of the various Sec
tionA Of voIusia county. There we're
presently minister's from every section
Of the county including Reys Ferran.
Patterson Rutter, Seadeng, aiaeAr
thur. Radcliff, Grey. cannady. Gates.
Lewis. Pound. Rightmire. X N G. A.
Secy Reynolds and Evangelist
Weigie who is at present In an evan
gelistic campaign IN the NJ. +. church
In this city
The Rev. Mr. Ferran Of the PFezby
terrain church of DeLand, who Il
president OF the association. presided
and Rev III. $. RightmiTe WAS elect
ed temporary secretary. Ia the abb
sence OF the secretary. Rev Ar..Wy
att OF DeLand The first meeting q
the organization was held some
weeks ago at Lake Winoua. the 7
NJ. c. A. camp site. At that time the
officers were elected The principal
business OF this meeting was the pre-
paration OF constitution. etc. After
some discussion such was fofmuIat-
ed for the government OF the assoei-
alton. One OF the most interesting
features of the meeting was the re-
! ports of the pastors ON the value 81
the "All Family Day as observed IN
nearly all the Bible schools in the
county last Sunday. Several pastors
reported as high as 80 per cent Ia
crease in the number present III fheii
schools. Several pastors reported
I whole families, containing a. mans
as eight and nine members. as bena
present. Many reported large increase
in the offerings but most interest 80
of all was the apparent enthusiastic
adoption OF the idea on the part D
the people of all the churches
The idea OF the special day M.
presented some weeks ago - ths
ministers by Y ~ G. A. Secrefaf,
Reynolds and the association ex
; pressed appreciation 70 him daria;
the meeting. At the close OF the SEES
sion which lasted until the noon hour
the members repaired in body Il
Luther's restaurant where they Re-
galed the inner man To their salts
fiction The next meeting viii be hels
! December 20 at DeLeon' Springs an
will take the form of a picnic and III
min STEERS wives will be the guests q
the day.
The constitution Is adopted reveal
the association as having a mes
worthy object The objec, Of this rs
ISOLATION shall be the iartheFance o
fraternal relations among its mens
bers and sympathetic cooperation i
civic, moral and spiritual affairs Q
, the county
Reported by H. 5. Rightmire by re-
+ quest OF association. DeLand al
z New Smyrna papers please copy
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1920-11-24
Stetson-Southern
Football Teams to
Play Thanksgiving

The big football game OF the year,
at DeLand, is scheduled for tomor-
row. Thanksgiving day when Stetson
University eleven meets the eleven
from Southern, their rivals on the
sridiron for many years.
The game. which will be largely at
tended by local fans, begins at 3: 45
allowing plenty of time for the trip,
after the dinner hour
Stetson is putting up good fight
this year, having excellent material,
and while defeated earlier in the sea
sen. promises game tomorrow that
win make Southern go the limit
As the football game tomorrow is
the only event Of Thanksgiving ar
ternoon. it Is expected that the field
viii be packed with fans
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1920-11-24

The nine hole course OF the Dayto-
ssa Golf and Country club will be In
excellent shape for play by December
10Th. according to statement made
today by President Carl II. knappe
Of the golf club. who has At this time
4 large force OF men working daily
On the course. that play may be start
ID before Christmas.
The regular nine hole course Is be-
ing groomed 10 perfection while q
tenth hole is being finished for prac-
tise. on which the proiessionai will
give lessons ON approach and pntting
Professional James sheppard who
vas here a short time last season
Will he in charge OF the professional
Lessons on the course this year ex-
p..ctsrg TO arrive about the first Of
The month He already has a large
class of beginners, and others whit
viii avail themselves OF the oppor-
sanity u take lessons on the new
sourse
A new roadway Is being construct
ID az this time from South Ridge
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1920-11-24

Did ron ever see Ise sun rss. out Of
The ocean ID nm Low how II would
f~e. IL z,ana Vim uneoxerets head ana
witne&. snch 4 ueue aaa LEI God.
shroueh Nature ssaak - reur sonlg
rharxaav n.ar,sf,. = I. ao..t Gas an
oonor1uoifx usii 81 rsxe~ n All WIN
rses1x wa,s tn i. s 80 Il ssnres.
th&}r rratfsna. ESQ araefaI
,rh.nk4~l.i,~ xevx,sa III. - ean.s,,ef :
- ..ss< - a,s.s...a ~ ~ yn.,n~
:. !.
r.. .,ee. !. 49, ..,.,s, ss's,rose, to
~. fr4.....s... 49,, ). sha s;,ush
- 80 49,.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1920-11-24
e"CiFTs THAT LAST" DO 1T
NOW, RoWE'S
T SEWING DAY TO BE
OBSERVED AT ST MARY

A special Thanksgiving day service
sill BIS held in st, May's church on
Thanksgiving day morning at 10
O'Clock There viii be special music
By the choir under the direction OF
" T. Cornwall, with sermon by the
rector. Rev. DR. Mckay The public
3 cordially invited to this service.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1920-11-24

small boys who haven't the money 10
see the circus. There are always IN =
Vulnerable bills and herslds to be dis
tribHted in advance OF the show, and
there are always departments with
any well regulated ei.eus that can
find work for the small hey % eireus
day, but trust the small boy Tor meth
DDS of getting into the show He
knows.
Photographs for Xmas Coursen $
Studio V 1851 2szff
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1920-11-24

On account " next Noa31Y b~anx
Circus Sx8t Ia ueyfogs< IL an
lefle exhlb.faen piann<d - - Fsf*E
Separate csznpzny. <stion4l 1snrs =
the Afnsory has bsen ps><pca<d Go
week. : wrestling snatch b~inx <<@ea
uIsd Tor MDnGay. Dec s lssss~&a
Jack Jorslza. zho ~aa Ats hfzf
match here AZ sh@ opezsznx - -
wrestling season sill assert wsfM.r
Victor Bxown or LACK Nsdss~tsa. =
the Arsnars On that night. ssFN~ -
ing aat - faakeh yne Or tAw - a@sE
with 1ordan Both Bros ana Hs4s*is
TON are evenly matched sits Jofstans
beng abouf the same aeAx1aE. AnH
sh0ssld furnish an sxeeIEeaf eszsfEz<
The winner 81 the mafeh Npaatx
Dec. ). vii Be Challenges BY ksAenss
he champion 1so the >afian@s saerd
bcys tried al lasf season - nSsA&
here Kfgaasz rs one Of aae greatest
dr.sa 5ng cards - fss Sauza. AaTsas
MT aud defeated The hssf snea pFe-
meters have been able ~ End - rs
opponent
Bringing xressiers Of kiioa.s eAsss
here Il aaiae in line wa1h the pslAsrs
/ whieh the National Guard : 81
lowing besnz determined - xiFe lars
he hest aFestiers In America 9aEAn1
The season just opening
1 A announcement q Jorfan ep-
potent viii be- ssaae IN dap - t~@.
fo9 sl.e slateh Dec sth.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1920-11-24

Al inspection u Company 4. Na-
fieHal Guard 81 Florida sill be nAsia
AZ HE AfmoFy this evening - whs2a
iisse eyeFy mefH beg 81 the ieHeai seu~
paay mist b. "a uniform Tae rs
spesf4oa vii be- ecndaesed - tf25es
M4ifer Mo0Te Inspection f1Esfrsss "a
ior this ssaie. vho = - tssts Fisse
giving ali eoas 9aniee ~ tnapesaseN
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1920-11-24
GUSSIE NERO Is
RELEASED UNDER
$500 BOND TO-DAY

Cassie Nego. gg.creI woman Of
Midway. vh3 SUNK an sxe INTO the
ssansunl q hef 8te hasbana Arthur
Nero auFisg an FL Son last week
aud eho wAs rsMeyed ne same day
10 she soaFsy JAIL was released to-day
q. ssee hsna saen appaeai On was
sssde FOR baH hy nsr atIaraeys F. y
Pose 81 Ills. eiE sid Csc 4. De-
grtss ~ s.snfFa
Nefo died AZ ~ c9l0ed hospital
tbs same asterns 81 u fhe Fatal baigle
Gh@sie b~Eas ehusa a8sB murder
she VII hav her Freedom until
toe Apr. teFns essffi Naen she viii
appear Tor grisb be3as represented
At that fisae 81 AifasHe Pope and
I5st oiIes
sshoiee Alphabetically oqstess. roe
per ausri 3auls aeS1 xaus. sec per
qnaF peeples Asrkt lli-1t 2s 2
Or eaiy sac occasion 8 the red hat
worn ~ 3 sstnsiaai ben the pope
tlaxex y = his heat - a symbol 81
shake il family Nnas al ex-
change PHOTOGRAPH ceuf S Sta
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1920-11-24

BASKETS l34 different kinds to
v 1911 ls-tf
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1920-11-24

Choke Apaiaeisleeia e4sse9~. 80
pei qtasrt Little Eck cams. 50 -
anar.. People y Market. Ia II = =
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1920-11-24

~laave yoer iAf sey az AZ &. Bak-
@ry early ThaSss " naeyning 70 be
roasted. - Il y 1t
The Washington times., 1920-02-13
SOUTHAGA|NST
: SALE0F SHIPS

DIR. Clarence j. Owens, Director
general OF the Southern Commerciai
Congress. In an interview, comment
ing upon the status OF the shipping
interests OF the United states salu'
The South is opposed 20 the adoption
OF the policy. providing for the SAFE oi
ships ,
@poN'T GIVE UP THE SHIPS, is
q slogan that the congress mas
sndeavored to impress upon the snip
ping Board. the Congress or the
United States and its constituency.
II Is a strange policy TO appropriate
several billion doiIars for the con-
struction OF ships and to raise tue
hopes OF all of the people that a great
and adequate merchant marine woulu
be established for America, ana then
to inaugurate a policy. providing for
tho sale OF ships, writing on the ap-
normal war costs. and by indirectioh
at least. loaning the money al low
rate of interest, with which TO aia
foreign interests to purchase the ships
and permitting them to 60 unoer
foreign registry.
Would Develop South
The South. with it's extensive water :
front from Maryland to Texas with
It's indented shore line. with It's many
magnificent harbors, with the iact
that the navigable rivers OF America
in the main. flow into the South
Atlantic and Gulf of Mexicoo and that
this territory, the southeastern water
front, Is in close proximity to Latin
America) Is entitled to. assume now
it's rightful place along with North
Atlantic and the Pacific in maritime
power.
AS setting fortn the deliberate
Judgment of the Soutehrn CONNER
cial Congress In formal convention
assembled, herewith is presented the
resolutions unanimously adopted at
the eleventh Convention OF the Con-
gress held in Savannah, Ga. Decem-
ber TO-"
Text Of Resolution.
.Whereas, We ara advised that there
is a movement on foot having for its
object tho disposition and sale OF
ships owned by the Government OF
the United States through the United
states Shipping Board, and q bill has
been introduced in Congress TO mat
end:
"Therefore. Be II resolved, that IT is
the sense OF the Southern Commercial
Congress that the United States Gov
ernment, for the present, make no
disposition OF tno shiPs o"hoo
and operated by the Shipping Board.
that will in any wise initiate against
these trade routes already establish
ed or prevent tho further develop
ment and maintenance of other trade
routes to tho destination mentioned
and particularly we call upon our
Senators and Representatives to
throw the weight of their united in
fluence against any bill or measure
looking to the sale of any Of these
ships in these trade routes until same
have been fully established and de-
veloped." '..... 49,
The Washington times., 1920-02-13

Of the defendants requiring them and
each OF them 10 answer the exiEeneies
OF this biH OF complaint
2-That the defendants. John Bar
ton Payne. Thomas A. Scott. John A.
Donald. and Raymond h. Stevens. and
the United States shipping Board
Emergency Fleet Corporation be en-
Joined, pending the final determine
tlon OF this suit. from selling the Ses-
sells mentioned and described In par
agraph In said bill OF complaint.
GrosseT KuTfuTst, Aeolus; Kaiser
wilhelm III. Agamemnon; Amerika.
America; koeln, Amphion; Neckar.
Antigone; Bohe MIA, Artemis; Rhaetia,
Black Arrow; Prinz Eitel Friedrich,
DE Kalb; Wittekind. Freedom; Peruv,
Eten: George Washington; Frederick
der Crosse, juror; tVateriand. Leyia-
than; Konlg Wilhelm ii, Madawaska;
Martha Washington; Barbarossa,
Ielcury; Prinz Joachim, hoceasin;
Kronprinzessin Cecilie. Mt. Vernon;
Pennsylvania, Mansemond; PFjnz
Eitel Friedrich. otsego; Prinz Oskar,
orion; Hamburg. Powhatan; Princess
Irene, Pocshontas; Bulgaria, Philip
pines; President Grant; Princess
Alice. Princess Matoiks; Rhein, Sus-
quehanna; Mark. Swanne; Kronprinz
Wilhelm. Won Steuven, and Wyan-
dotte.
2. That the defendants be perma-
nently enJoined from selling said ves-
sells.
4. For such other and further re-
lief as to the court may seem meet
and proper and the nature OF the case
may require.
The defendants to this bill OF com
plant are John Barton Payne, Thomas
A. Scott John A. Donald, and Ray
mond b. Stevens. and the United
States Shipping Board Emergency
Fleet Corporation.