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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-09-28
NAVAL ENTRY IS
AMONCLEADERS
Incomplete Reports on Balloon
Race Indicate Pensacola Pilot
Made Good Record.
(eY Associated Press.N

Birmingham, Ala, Sept. 27.-FrOm re-
ports received by the Birmingham
Chamber of Commerce today on the
records of the II balloons in the ma
tional elimination race which started
here Saturday, it is indicated that Ho-
mer z. Honeywell, Lieutenant Richard
E. Thompson, with army balloon No.
,. and Lieutenant Raafe Emerson. navy
pilot, will return with international
champion Ralph Epson to represent
the United. States in the international
races to start from Birmingham Oc-
tober %. o..
New York, Sept. 27.-The Kansas
City II. Homer E. Honeywell, pilot,
was leading the national balloon race
tonight and had landed at Chatham,
Ont. near Detroit. telegram to the
Aero Club Of America said.
Omaha. Neb.. Sept. 27.-United States
Army Balloon No. 1, piloted by Lieut..
Richard Thompson Of Fort Omaha,
landed at Richmond, ont, Canada. af-
ter being in the air 40 hours, accord
ing to a telegram received by Lieut..
ThompsOn's wife from him. Lieut..
E1dIOlu w GeuS dSSiSbeu lIlG pllDJ.
Birmingham, Ala, Sept. q. Five
balloons, which started from Birming-
ham late Saturday afternoon in the
national elimination contest. have
landed, according to reports reaching
here today. They are: army balloon
No. 4, piloted by Lieut.. E. w. Mem
tyre, with Capt. Dale Mallory, aide,
which descended one mile south of
Lewisport, Ky; the ':'Atissou," piloted
by Bernard Won Hoffman of the Uni
yersity Of Missouri, who telegraphed
that he had landed eight miles west Of
Uaneyville, KY; balloon No. TO- r. f.
Donaldson, pilot. E. Z. King, aide, down
near OwensborO, KY, the Ohio in
charge of Warren BasOr, reported down
at GRANVILLE. Ind, 30 miles northwest
of Evansville: and Ralph Epson. worlds
champion balloonist in charge of the
Goodyear entry, wnO descended near
Elyria, Ohio. today, rather than cross
Lake Erie under unfavorable weather
conditions.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-09-28
Charter FOrbids Increase
In Pay of Commissioners
Amendments Cannot Be Made
Without First Being Submit
ted to Vote of Citizens.
LEGISLATIVE ACT ILLEGAL
Statute Authorizing Increase,
Passed in 1919, Conflicts With
Charter Provisions.
(ey Jerry Stoddard.l !

Granting themselves an increase in
salary of $50 per month. the city COM
missioners yesterday unanimously
passed on first reading an ordinance
that conflicts with the charter of the
city Of Pensacola. The charter pro
vides that a set salary of $4,000 per
year be allowed each Of the three com
missioRers. 1t further provides that
the charter cannot be amended unless
the amendment is passed by the
voters of the city and then approved
by the state legislature
a law was passed by the 1919 Flor
ida legislature. fostered by John p
Stokes. allowing the city commission
ers of Pensacola the privilege of in
creasing their salaries by $50 each per
month. The law had the provision
that 20 per cent of the qualified voters
could petition the commissioners to
submit the increase to a referendum OF
the people within thirty days If the
petition was not submitted within that
time the ordinance would then become
city law and the increase would be
allowed.
This statute was passed by the leg
islature without having been sub
mitted to vote of the people of Pen
sacola and thereby conflicts with the
charter of the city
The commissioners granted them
selves the only increase in salary
when making the yearly budget last
week, though petitions had been, pre-
sented for more pay from practically
every city employe. The flremen and
policemen were especially insistent for
more pay. The requests were denied
and the patrolmen are to receive Their
present pay of s104.50 and the fire
men S99.75 and s101.5O per month.
The budget was referred to the city
attorney for a legal ruling, and he ad-
vised that the city commissioners were
without authority when they granted
themselves the salary increase with
out allowing the citizens the right to
petition for a referendum.
The attorneys ruling was that Sec
ton 1 provided for an increase in
salary of the city commissioners which
has not been authorized in the man
ner provided by Section 10 of chapter
1895, laws Of Florida. 1919"
He advised that an ordinance be
prepared Incorporating the provision:
That the amount appropriated 10 pay
the city commissioners salaries in
excess of $4,000 each shall not be
available until said salaries have been
authorized TO be increased as provid-
ed by Section 10 of chapter 1885,"
Following the receipt of this ruling
from the city attorney the commits
sioners wrote a separate ordinance
for their salary increases. in which
was incorporated the recommenda- -
tions Of the city attorney. The budget
the salaries of the commissioners dur
ing the year and the ordinance was
prepared so that the increase would
be legal.
Any increase in pay Of the commits .
sioners or any changes or amend
ments to the city charter will be IL
legal until the amendment has been
adopted by the voters of Pensacola
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-09-28
FIUME APPEAL NOT
COUNTENANCED
(Ry Associated Ssess. J

Washington, Sept. 27.-The appeal
of Gabrielle d'Annunzio for recognition
of Italian regency over the territory
Of Quarnero, reported to have been
sent out by radio from William Mar
confs yacht Elektra in Fiume har-
Dor, has not reached the state depart.
ment. Despite the unusual power OF
the radio equipment of the ship, il
was said today, interception of the
message had not been reported here
They regard it as very unlikely,
that any weight would be given by the
Washington government TO a com
munication merely hroadcasted by
radio.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-09-28
SHIPPING BOARD
CHANGES METHODS

Washington, Sept. Exchanges iE
the procedure of selling the govern
ment's SS00,000,000 stock of sh piping
materials TO replace many small sales
With larger transactions was an
nounced tonight by the shipping beard.
district managers at New York,
New Orleans and Portland, Oregon,
nave instructed eliminate all small
sales and dispose of the boards sh.p-
ping supplies to single purchaser or
group of buyers to avoid a multiple
ity OF sales 1t was explained by board
Officials. Where local conditions war
rant 1t, however. exceptions are to be
made.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-09-28
CITY HALL TRIUMVIRATE WANTS MORE PAY
VESSELS TN GULF
WARNED OF STORM
(By Associated Press.)

Washington, Sept. 27.-The dis
turbance reported early today over
the central Gulf of Mexico has in
creased somewhat in intensity, and
apparently is moving slowly north
westward, according to reports re-
ceived by the weather bureau. The
steamship Yoro reported by wire
less tonight from latitude 27 % and
longitude So. 80. an east wind with
a velocity Of 56 miles and a barome-
ter reading of 29.80 inches. Vessels
in the gulf have been advised to ex-
ercise caution.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-09-28
SERBS TORTURE
MONTENEGRINS

Washington, Sept. 27. - Terrible
tortures and hardships were inflicted
Upon the Montenegrins by the Serbian
army of occupation, according to an
official report of commission of in
Nestigation appointed by the Monte
negrin foreign office after the with
drawal of the Serbian troops. Copies
of the report have ben transmitted to
the European governments and one
also IS understood to have been sub.
mltted 20 the state department.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-09-28
GASOLINE EXPORTS
DOUBLE IN YEAR
fsv AssoeIated press.l }

Washington, Sept. 27.-ExpoTts of
gasoline during August nearly doubled
in quantity and more than doubled
in value compared wit the sar e
month a year ago, according to the
foreign trade summary issued today
by the department of commerce.
During the month 5S,661 Isl gallons
of gasoline valued at SIG 0c3, 1863 were
29,5S7 500 gallons worth S7,321 ,8S2
in August, 1919.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-09-28
QUIZ OF COAL
PRICES SUSPENDED

Martinsburg. w. Va. Sepf 27.-The
grand jury investigation Of alleged
violations Of the Lever act in the sale
of coal in northern West Virginia, was
Temporarily suspended today when
United States District Attorney 8. v.
Walker announced in court that the
government had accepted the terms Of
the operators. under which the latter
will cooperate in price reducing.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-09-28
EARTHQUAKE is
FELT IN SICILY
tsx Associated Pre,..A

quake is reported to have occurred at
Giarre, Sicily. according to a Rome
dispatch to the Exchange Telegraph
Company. Giarre lies at the base of
Mount Etna. The quake lasted ten
seconds. One village was destroyed
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-09-28
THREE ACCIDENTS
IN ATLANTA FATAL
tev Asseelated Press.l J

Atlanta, Ga, Sept. 27-The death
of w. w. Moon in an automobile ac-
cident today, making three fatalities
in as many accidents in the past Sc
hours spurred city and county offic-
ials to action to end reckless driving
of automobiles in this city.
Solicitor John \ Berkin declared
he would ask the grand jury to indict
on a charge OF murder every driver
of death" car.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-09-28
: ;: "a II n u = II u - - aaass

Extreme northwest Florida: Unset
tied weather with probably showers
Tuesday and Wednesday; fresh east
winds, possibly becoming strong
Compiled for the Journal by the
Weather Bureau Officer
Pensacola. Fla. Sent 2g 1920
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-09-28

4dsr DGpL. 20 15EB-
Sunrise Sal sun.
set 5 80. Moonrise.
6:0l p. m. moon
set 6 10 a. m. next
phase of the moon,
last quarter, Oct.
4th. High tide s %
a. m low tide,
8:33 p. m.
THE Weather
Yesterday
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-09-28
LOCAL WEATHER.

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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-07
TEXAS GIRLS
IN THE OZARKS
.ARiiiNsiS ~ NOR COLLEGE POP
ti.iR ~ LONE STAR
STATE.

of tir' four hunar-i riris attending
Crescent Collcgr In Eureka SPRING.
Arlnn'ns. FOR The paYC five wears. one
hundred twcnty.roycn registered from
Texas. Thiriy-scNcn different states
were represented IN this enrolment,
Prominent students of education h1V,
sought IN" r"ason Tor Texas girls
chooring this institution. n b. found
In the fact that Texas Girls perhaps
more than thosc from any other states
like yell government. recreation out 80
d"ur-. horse back riding swimming
and the like. MANY 81 them plan 10
continue In COLLEGE and they have
found that students leaving Crcsrrut
enter state t'uiyrtsltiv. and other coi.
icg"s With full credit fur all courses
taken NJ ihis Ozarl. institution. Tryas
girls like easy daily intercourse with
their tcschrrs. aud IN, Individual in.
firu'iion obtained NUt thu least ap-
peal II found In the mountain scenery
Fni thu excellent climate peculiar q
IA" pzurk Region. Crescent has -
ccrilv acquired q higr beautiful
spring lik" erected club huuy which
riudrnir enjoy exclusively without ~.
, ira Govt E,rullm'nt fur next session
u suite advanced. but several attrac
tive spaces are still available. For eat
alog and view book. address Crescent
College luN \ Eureka Springs. a.
kansas Ady
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-07
SALVATION ARMY
AIDS UNEMPL0YE
IN GETTING JOBS

Special 10 The News
DALLAS. july Can you give me
q collar. mister. I'm after q job aud
O clean cellar VIII help lot"
This was the question put to Adluiant
John Wood who has charge IT thu Sal.
walton Army Industrial store In Dallas
iurt few days age. The man who
asked tho question was wearing clothes
that show ed aEus of long wear Hts
shu,i were m need ut repair ana tho
, the weather was very hot h. WAS still
wearing q black felt hat liut his facS
aud hands Nrtc clean. his hair was
/ cumbcd aud his poor clo'hing was
brushed aud made as prcscntablc ne
possible.
ne wanted a collar tho. Ia help out
his general appearance Tor. a. he said.
q clean collar viii help - lot.
lie not only got one collar. he WAS
| given 'cycrul. IN large lin near the
front 81 Adjutaut Woud's stcrr there
| irc hundreds 1T collars ~ al sizes aud
al styles They are somewhat worn.
many ct them having come back from
he laundry with the cages a little
ia,,d and sooner than wear them the
nttidious person has tclcphoncd the
Salvation Army to- call for them.
ordinarily these collars sell at the IN.
duFiilnl rtnrc for five cents hut very
,ft,u q ctll comes Tor one ffum man
who docs not even have the nickel tu
pay Oi curTfc h. gctr q collPr and
gets anything else that the Salvation
Army can give him Ia help him aiuug
uu his way. And II he can't get q iot
himself. Adiuiant Wood and IA. other
army Off acrs busy themselves In find
ms one for him They do not have IA
look V'ry Tar fur men are In constant
demand these days aud jobs are easy Il
get. especially when the man IN th,
salvation Army uniform II uying q
find enc for come one down IN his ihtK
This ig only one of III many actiy
titles uf the salvation Array tina; are be-
INK carried un every day II the yoai
by thousands Of trained officers "a
every part 81 the country. Now Tho
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-07

salvation Army service IL being cX.
tended even still further Reaching out
into the rural districts by means Of tho
formation Of County Advisory Boards.
help 10 those In need rs being extended
In go Gar as the Salvation Arny's nc.
iiNiti"s VIII permit
Thru rs rescue and maternity homes.
It's childrcns homes, young womon's
boarding homes, emergency depart.
mcnt missing friends bureau. anti.sul.
cido bureau and many other varied IN.
dcators the Salvation Army service IL
being lln',d ut the disposal Of those
who are in trouble. The County Al
visor ylioIrd IN the connecting link lie.
tween community and the trained
personnel OF the salvation Army ~ that
the army's slogan ~ service whenever
service is needed may be carried out.
liig us the Army's war activities
were. they ARE now almost thing ~
she past. but TX home service program
rs even larger. ~ means, thrI the
County Advisory Boards. service 81 the
tried and true Kind to the enormous
army ct suffering and needy here at
home.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-07
Nn.ilr on Ninr,arI iiarh.

''iblE wv NUfta Na'FN.
DR. and Mrs. + -. Ninryard clap.
cror,d number OF young People at q
delightful all day outing Monday on
their ranch located In the pictures 'an.
yOns south ~ Goodnight
The party gathered nj tn Vineyard
residence 1000 Washington street nn,l
nom th"r" motored to Goodnight. where
Mr. and Mrs John Vineyard ~ that
city Joined the party The trip to thu
ranch wag then made IN record tinic.
4 delicious picnic lunch WAS enjoyed
~ noon. after which udlcling. swim.
ming ana the delightful informally
which marks such IN occpyiun caused
the hours Ia slip by with incredible
speed. ~ the golden rays u setting
sun illumlncd the western skies. the
party prepared for the return irip. vut.
ing the day q mort enjoyable onc. Bc.
rid"s Miss Guydcllc Vineyard. who act.
ed NJ hostess uftho occasion. ihusr IN.
vi'rd ~ participate In the fun were:
Nj. and Mrs John Vineyard Of Good.
night. Misses Ruth. Isabel and Mary
Ni.rin Lena Fay Copeland. Sicily Rob,
cris. 9culah wit Ruth Meyer. Louise
f.eNcvcu aud M"sgrs James q. Phil.
lips of Topeka. Kansas. Guy overs.
Harold l.lco. Warren. David clark. THU.
man Vineyard. Clyde Murphy aud
Douglas witt
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-07
Riddles Ent, riained With Fourth n
JulI aprty.

\ number ~ little folks participated
In very gay occnsion Mnniny evcnin {
u typical Fourth ~ July party. ~
which Mrs w T.. Herring aud her
daughter. Miss Margaret Herring. prn.
sided ~ hostcsses
The spacious blue grass lawn ~.
fur'led an cnticing place Tor runp,
and during thu course u the evening
delicious Ice cream cones were lervrsl
Later the principal feature IL IN" fun
was enjoyed. all kinds ~ wonderful
fireworks that giowcd In rainbow
'plrndur against the darkness ot the
evening sky. and then the Riddles were
taken home. very tired. but truly wish.
inR that the Fourt'l II July camc Just
q little uftoncr
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-07
&. ". d. VI.

Tho e. W. u. NJ will meet this af
,crnOOn At o'clock ri N" home 81 Mrs
-. J. Blackburn. 1903 Tyler stro"l witt
Mcsdamcs &. j. blackburn. ". - NJ
'lure, u. 4. Grmer and G. ". Thomp
son and aSsistant hosicrscs This wit
hc the first meeting ~ IN. year ia2o
81. and the following nrw officers wi
ho Installed Mrs ! g. Crv'n. prcsi
dent; Mrs A. a. Jack yicc president
Mrs a. ". Joiner. secretary. and Mrs
y. ". Dodson. treasure The follow
Ing viii bc installed ~ division lead
frs: McYdamrs 4 T. Montgomery: NJ
!. u. jackson. " a. Scrutchins ard
u. \. Grimes Airs " y Strick
land has been appointed chairman III
the flower committee
The afternoons lesson THE New
Emphasis an the woman's Missionary
Society" will be- led hy Mrs ". u.
Scrutchins. The program viii be- ear.
ricd nut ~ follows.
LYNN.
bible study.
Prayer.
Solo by Mrs Fred Erug with viulin
accompaniment 10y Miss Dorothy PEN
mock.
rapcr-"N"w Emphasis "n Wumen'-
Missionary Societies" Mrs. u H. Tia.
gln wood
why our Missionary Societies Did
Not disband" Mrs G. H. Rccdcr
Ecading-NIrs H. L. johnson.
Echoes from Evcrywhcrc"--Mos'
dimes Strickland. Scrutchins and
Grant
New Emphars ON the Fiv" Year
Campaign W H. iirownc.
Rcading-Alrs. e. u. warren
Bcncdiction.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-07
RHEUMATIC PAINS
Quickly Esssd ~ Psastrssins
o namlln's wizard OIL

A safe end harmless preparation
20 relieve the pains OF Rheumatism.
Seiatiea, Lame Back and Lumbago 70
Hamlin's Wizard Oil II penetTates
quickly. drives out soreness, and
iimbers up stiff aching joints and
muscles
You will find almost daily uses Tor
Il in cases OF sudden mishaps or ae-
eidents such as sprains. bruises, cuts,
burns. bites and stinga Just as re-
liable, too. ioi :araehe, toothache,
Group and collie.
Get il from druggists for 80 cents.
II not satisfied return the bottle aud
get your money back
Ever eonstipa,.d or have sick
headacheie lust try Wizard Liver
Whips. pleasant little pink pills. 10
exntA Guaranteed
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-07
To stud, Voice IN California

The muslcal circles Of Amarillo are
about to lore one ~ their most charm.
ing aud talented members. IN the de-
psrture Of Mr. Robert q. Atcn. who
IL Ia spend three months IN Los An.
gales. California. studying voice under
Nine. Sproitl
Mrs. Atcn. who u commonly known
~ 'fhe swcc, singer ~ AMARILLO.
studied IN California several months
last summer. under the tutorship Of
y nationally famed singer aud !, rs
with genuine regret that her friend
witness her departure again.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-07
Ellis U.i,cr in Fourth of July social
tunttious With Dance.

The various social functions mark.
ing the Fourth ~ July wcrr ushrrei
IN 10y an elaborate hall ~ IN" Elk's
Home un Fifih and Fillmor" streets.
M"nduy morning Dancing began ~
o'cluck. and continued until 10
o'clock with Jcfsc's siNpiccr orchestra
furnishing the delightful dance must
which added ~ much Ca the enjoyment
IT the occasi"n. During III" course 81
thu dance delicious refreshments ~ hot
coffee tnd duuEhnuts were served
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-07
Card ~ Thanks.

To the many friends who NJ kindly
contributed the beautiful floral offer
ings and offered tender minisiration'
IN other ways. may We not take tins
means IL thanking each one of YOU
Were u no, for these token u love and
esteem. no. would indeed bc drearv nj
ihis time. So may cur Heavenly Faith
er's blessing l,e on each II YOU Il the
loving with ~ Mrs McAlpinc and chill
Jr,n. eis 10
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-07
su vous I'Iait Club Meets.

Mis- W. ". Cox entertained the Sil
Nous Plat Club most d.ligh,fully
Thursday afternoon NJ her hume. ii0S
Van Buren, street. Toward thu close ~
an afternoon devoted Ia nerdlwork. q
delicious two course luncheon vas scr.
we'd Besides the regular cl,sb mem.
bcrs. Mrs. Cox entertained The follow.
ing ~ guests: Mesdamcs Barnard II
wellington. Kansas; Dan Bumpf ~ TEE
pcka. Kansas. I'd q. Blrot. Miller
Beard. James Bush. William oliver aud
4. II. Wiliburn.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-07
@6Q5IEEFh
RUTH J. MEYER

II life were only love. then llfc would
he
AZ wrarisunc as an untr0ublcd set
M0notonous az pralrios In the sun.
Level aud long. which even the gods
would shun.
Bui liie iUr only one brief hour.
There T. moment when the perfect
Hover.
blossoms and breaks. dcwct and beau.
tiful.
n lily ON the clear glars of q pool.
One instant-su II sccins--uf rich. high
Joy;
Aud then the f'alcs who build also
destroy.
And the white moment passes. Love "
gone
~ swiftly ~ the cynncNcni dawn.
Yet there can be- no life without that
hour:
Aud pressed within lifcs book ihcr
IN flower
Charles Hanson ToWnc. IN the Sat.
urd,y Evening Pest.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-07
MFF SPEAKING DATES
FOR WEEK ANNOUNCED


-iesial - The New.
WACO. July 6-Spcnking dates fur
Pat " N"n beginning "Wednesday nlrht
luly Z up to and Including Friday nirht
lmv 10th are announced ns follows.
Austin "Wednesday Jvly 5ih. $50 g.
100 Plan" Thursday. July 18th . y m
Nyli" Thurslay July sth. 400 D. m:
Fnrnorsyill". Thursdny. July Sth. s:lo
=. m, Midlothian. Friday. July aih. -
%. M; Rockwell. Friday. July aih. $50
o. 49,; nevada, Satuday Iuiy 10Th IT,
q. M Ltd"nia. SATURDAY July 10Th. .
o. IA. Honey Grove. saturday. Jul,
ioih. : . "a. Bonham. SATURDAY. july
10Th. $40 o. on.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-07
ny. Pr. Flee, Officers

The senior ~ Y ~ Z. ~ the firs'
baptist church held Us annual elect
ton Of officers Sunday evening. Jul :
nh. Those Who viii serve for the com
ing year arr: Paul Nickcrs. president
T.. l.. Short. vicC'presidcnt. Miss Nirei'
Gambrel secretary: Chester Osgo"d
treasurer: Miss Nellie Rankin. corre'
pOndlng secretary; &. &. stone II
brarisn and Miss Isabel Virgin. rcpor
tor
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-07
An ANY. WITH 4 PyNCII.

More of those practical Twu-in One:
single and Double Sight Glasses. Tile
l,g lNind Hollow ground to your
measure Accurately lifted IN selected
frames and niuuntings In all the latest
shapes and shades.
Low prices are good yet DR. Claud"
Wolco,t. Sp, cialls, zoe Tote
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-07
so,,,, >.,.s and Personal Mention.

Mrs. stella Campbell and children
Jimmie and Irene. left saturday Tor
Clarendon. where they will visit Win
relatives
Miss In.z H,fner II visiting IN Clar'
-ndon ~ the guest IL her mother. Mrs
-. 4. Hofncr
Dr. and Mrs. u. l.. Vineyard are en-
t.rtsining as their guests Mrs. N.rc
,,,rd's moi',er nld sister. Ms. y; u
4, ,oftr anI Ms, ksiiicn, ''"or. 81:
,t,llls
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-07
NnTIII

All knights of Columbus are re-.
qucftcd Ia meet nj the parrish hall.
darpm,nt 1T church, 1T s o'clock y. m.
"Wednesday July 9Th. commemorative
service To- be- held IN honor Of our de-
rurrd brother n. T. r. Lawlcr. he
there
JF. BEoMEHT. Grand knight.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-07

Worms interfere With the growth ~
children. They became thin. pale and
sic,ly. DE-: rid ~ these parasites AZ
once II 20, would nave healthy happy.
cheerful children. WHITES CREAM
VEIMlFuGE destroys worms and
benefits the whole system. Sold by all
druggists cote
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-07
". VI. 4. To Hold cuisines. Session.

Tn" regular business session of the
". NJ T. 81 the First apiist church
viii hr held this afternoon ~ three
O'Clock In IA" ladies' parlors Ecpmts
from the various Circles will be- sub.
united NJ this mcetln. and full at.
Tendance Of members is especially DE-.
sired